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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-14

We have been entertained number
OF times at banquets with formal ad-
dresses and formal responses, after
which we had sung God Save the
King drank a toast to the King and
the President and went out. This
prafsing human gods in this formal
way gets on my nerves. Our people
are not used to H. They don't know
when to stand up. when to say solemn
ly The King" and when to drink the
water.
So when Mayor Bowman asked me
to furnish part OF the program. l said:
Can run this part of the program
for an hour just like want tor And
he said. Nothing would please me
better"
While the others, ate got up a
program OF short spirited speeches.
recifations. songs and stunts that had
some pep in H. felt as much at
home as do In a meeting OF my own
University Club or Chamber of Com
merce. and took the same breezy lib
critics In introducing talent that I do
at home We had good time. got
acquainted with our own members
and gave our Canadian hosts a little
out-of-the-ordinary stun that must
have been refreshing. They seemed
to like 1t as well as our own people
did. And we went out to the train
happy and gay-forgetting to drink
the usual toasts-and not missing 1t
much.
G. U. H.
Wainwright Alberta. August /.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-14

land IN Iowa at one time and was
financially interested in the Dawson
town site in the Greenhorn mountains
southwest OF Canon City. and tho min
ing claims surrounding II, which be
endeavored TO develop. but without
success. He was never married. Mr..
Landman was about so years OF sTe.
Under the terms of his viii his prop
crty was conveyed to Mr.. and Mrs.
Coffman.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-14

Der of pleasant stops and have seen
much interesting country
We came over to Wainwright to ste
the buffalo This little town Is OF the
edge of the great buffalo park. We
have just returned from a wonderful
ride out in the park looking at hum
drads of buffalo and elk It was no
easy job to locate the herds but our
driver. e. e Chandler, the local news
paper man drives q Ford and cares not
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-14
Naval Band Is
To Give Free
Concert Here

G. II. Randall. chief electrician IN
tho navy department has been IN
Canon City the last two days making
ARRANGEMENTS for the big navy band
concert and show that VIII hc given
a The opera house next Monday. Au-
Qust a.
~ hand which eeaslsts q "
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-14
flour 70 SELL
HERE WHOLESALE.
FOR S10 BARREL
SAYS BARNES
Profits to Be Limited So That
Consumers Can Buy It At
from SIa to $Ia.z5 Barrel

New York. Aug. s.--wheat Director
! Barnes has announced that the gov
eminent grain corporation will sell
flour west of the Mississippi river to
wholesale dealers for $40 barrel,
limiting It's profits SO that the public
can obtain it for from sl2 TO sf2.25
barrel.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-14

4 want "a Ia me Record brinss
homo "the baooa.~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

Foot Balls No. 26 priced AZ ........... $225
Foot Balls No. "a priced at ...$35 so
Foot Balls No. % priced at t..Sl.OO
Foot Balls No. | priced at $500
Foot Balls No. II priced at ....... SI25
Foot Balls, all leather ....--.... S4.25
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
OBY NORA COLE sKINNDRl

pid YOU ever live In an insane
asylum hope not This IL what
occurred 20 a well known Tulsa man
who only Nvcd in the same town
with one.
lie told mo about It ewo ycars after
~ happened, and even then his lips
lulyercd with emotion and his eyes
flashed when ne reached the tense
parts eepe, tally that concerning his
belief mo he Was TO die an igomin!-
Gus doa.h
II wus - years ago. IIe was at
tending tho University of Texas II
was his custom 10 stay IN school one
term and work for "A corporation law
yer the next. I'm this way he educated
h1usr.r II took him four years to
gC, his B.A, but he was aCtuuiiy in
school only two years ana "A quartet
Ito played fullhAc< ON the football
team and was immensely popular.
81 was leaving the next day" he
said, ''to so back to Judge Cockrclls
office. J WAS Just through with the
mlu-yclr exams ana tn" football sod
son had hCcu hard one. had
lost "A lot of sleep burning the mid
ulFhi u.l was worked DOWN aui
ra.hrr nervous / retired early Cole
man. my roommate, was cripple,
you remember, ana not strong lie
saved himself 10y crawling out ON his
side OF the bed and getting under il.
1t was the only thing he could do.
II had had about an hours broken
sleep 1T was l I so, maybe . o'clock
when We were AROUSED Ivy the mos,
hcrTihlc Hud hoir'rcnd.ng srrrams
ever heard They were unearthly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

greater force than IN the Chicago
Gtmo that year. gv Vanderbilt. hut !
anew, us / met him, that | had n
'rh' tu the death. lie fought liko a
master | used my boxing tactics
Nlth on" hand whilc tried with all
NV might To- wrench the knife from
MS right hand Tho animal spirit ut
s',i preservation seemed to dominate
MIN. ~" recognized that he. too,
VAS IN his lie or death struggle.
"Wo Fought an over tho room /.
across th" table, knocking the study
lamp to tho floor with a crash Then
ne Eoi nae. lie bent mo back across
the foutboard or 9hc hcd In that
position ! Was at his mercy Bu' my
intense dCSlr" to live must have
given me super human strength ]
H""I'd myself and. slowly. straight
'u"d my body pressing him back
with all the power IN my arms
Back. bach, he went. down across my
trunk, IN q painful powcrlcss posi-
uon bent over him with an iron
grasp, my knee ON one imb. twist
'pE and tuning the arm In which he
h"Ii IN" kuifr
"a. bent nH arm lu. the point Of
mo dagger turned toward his hcIr,
his body rD'aN,d
hobbs Do" rspcd. 'Eohhs. YOU
foot IT'S witt witt don'toyou know
me It's witt. let me up
- loos"ncd my hold, retaining tho
huit" \ weakness came over me.
Just lh"n the whole eleven camo
rushing I'm, screaming ana yelling |
nid not q word but looked a. them.
breathing h1ri ana trying TO get nay
wind g.. l.,
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TO the Wife of
One Who Drinks

~ this should meet the eyes ~ ~t'-
m"'Nrr or ir.oui o' s,mcouo addicted ~
drIHA, unable to oyrtp"wo. this ruIuNut
habit sha ma, obtain Information of
method Iy which l,g.ons oi driukcfs have
h'rn freed from tho curse nuIrkly easily
and vlih ur'.Ntiul benefit IN their hcAlth
efficiency and happiness 1h,s information
vii hr sent Iu plain envelope un request
tp tIV = Wood. uNar5 sIa,ton = Nov
YORK y > COZ out aud show Others TINS
aiN,Ft..W.rI NAt
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move, for ~hR RAW held me a.
In n wise
lie Scnscd Deaths Prcsscncr,.
Leaning over wc with his arm
raiscd. u cleaning knife IN his hand,
stOd raVing maniac, white hos
pttal or cell garment wrapped alTut
him, his head shaNcd. h.a wild eyes
glaring, his mouth I'm a hidcour lrcr
1T came over me IN flash what
II was with which | had To- contend.
| knew mat one OF the manliCH,
escaped from the state asylum on
the outskirts or tho city. had. hy
some ungodly ~ luck fuuuI his way
To our room. knew Ut the hrTyulCan
strength "A hugo bralnIcss brute Is
rcputod to have, the helpless p.-l.
ton | was IN Supwo uu tine nrt
with tho cleaning kulfc above and
IT came to me that my life Was
done, that my mclcoric dash IN the
light OF the Gun was over
Fear blinded me that II must be-
40. Life was good, / had many loved
ones; I was just In the midst uf
my college Coursc.-and thus was
such an ignom-uiOus end.
Then | thought Of my father
my mother; how closely thor NE
was wrapped In mine. what lhrlr
sorrow would be. Fear passed.
somewhat; reason returned / de-.
cidcd II should be HIS lifc or mine.
and ! would fight for mine.
This was all in flash The
screams continued, and he whirlcd
the knife In a bloOd-thirs,y. luslml
way.
II Prayed n Littlc."
81 prayed a littlC--I don't know
what, then. under my breath, suid
Goodbye, mother; good bye. father
and with every muscle IN my body
drawn | lcapcd up with all my
strength and grnpplcd with the
A viper's grip
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
MERITS OF IRELAND'S
CI AIMS FOR FREEDOM
,,..r,,a tn Have Her taSc Dealt
ui,h DircCily BN Peace
Conference.
OBJECTIONS DO NOT HOLD
,..,.,,irc OF determination Not
Complete With Erin
LEFT out.


fla. .rgucst, and for the interest Of
,,..r,rs many irish readers Uo
lh' ,....i,.- ,..,,,, ,I,... rbl.
reprint 'h' '''''"'''"
IrphD Record or I''' "'''' '''
.-r.r.,. lH, iuv-'onc" of ireland mat
..r. involved I'm tho Nu-
he. ..'., " ,.,r ,r1o,,,u,,,,.
ton1n d''''"' ~
uon a. AN peoples IN" N"TId IS
a.. endorsing nor cOndomniuc
.,,r,..rJ in ,holr on
M. r'"..''
urn'y There are '''"6A W "' S''"
,,. hath sides. but as general prop
.,,...,p do no lcs- than gym
h7' .. nt,
Ua'Nhn WI" NV
prnmr' fnn irish pcopI" 10 determine
..,..,.n form of government The
,..t ..,s.
'.t.r..rl could do nothing that
:., rlNe 10 50 popular I'm the
na,,tp.s T., free Ireland There is
W. J...nf ,nlf the imposition ~ gov
,,rp-,n, over amy people against l's
orrf, increasingly rcpugnant to
rl|rI The president may have
I,,,rrnH tine phrlsc "thc solf-do-
,.,,or..f.nn of propirs," but the idea
o,s already widespread In the world.
and rr.. ulr has done a great deal to
Intensity De-
,,r.. ,r.I,n ON ps relations with the
rr.iel states. and We hayc done
,o.urU for England I'm the last two
y,,rs 10 cuutlr us IN consideration
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

The chilean government hns taken
steps 'u clyorry three sections uf
Its railway System.
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A Death Struqqle With a Maniac

ulsan Tells of Leering Monster Poising Knife at His
Breast While He Lay in Bed-Frantic Fight for Life
No, the Nut Didn't Kill Him He Couldn't Tell
This Story
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STOP TOUR OF MERMAIDS
Australian Girl swimming otnra
Barred From Bnrnr1Grming
Yrip ny 4. L l.

KEW T poFast july nSs :7 Nina % Msfs
Australian swimming stars and
holders Of a number OF womea's swim
ming records. Viii not be permitted 10
tour tins country. as contemplated
under the direction Of a manager whose
expenses were 70 have been paid out
Of the profits OF such a tour, This Was
determined las; night al special meet
held in the Metropolitan 4. a. u.
The decision against the swimmers
Is the climax OF a ,angle that began
before the girls left Australia Pre-
vious 10 their departure the Australian
swimming Association cabled for the
A. a. Us approval Of the tour. In
II the governing amateur, sports body:
however. this country's officials refused
This approval! Regardless of this fact
the girls sailed for the United states
md, upon their arrival. the Pacific
a. a. L. Registration Committee re.
fused to sanction the tour:
Miss Durack and Miss Wylie at.
about year ago. when, under al.
Hos; similar conditions, oriciai sane.
lion for the proposed tour OF the couu,
Try was denied them and they returned
20 Australia. On that occasion tho
Two swimmers discarded the chaper
on appointed hy the Australian
swimming authorities 10 accompan,
their own chaperon, sis,er Of Mis-
purack. The Australian officials go
In touch with the authorities Of th,:
country. and when the girls arrived T.
Ban Francisco they found the countr
barred 10 their proposed tour.
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GIANTS AND WHITE SOx Y
RETAIN PLACES At TOP
Cincinnati Creeps Up On New York.
While Chicago Increases Its
Lead Over Cleveland.
sHUToUTs FEATURE OF wEEK
kid" Glcason's Club Blanks Oppo.
nents III Five Consecutive Contests.
and Cicotte and Kerr Figure in
Quintet Of Victories.
GBy Associated rressl


NEW YORK. July 27.-No chang. IN
leadership took place in either major
league last week. In tho American
Chicago gained half game on Cleve.
land. increasing It's lead TO six games
ana retained this lead today, as both
teams lost. New York dropped FUR.
Their to the rear.
In the Nat!onsl. the pace set bv N.w
YORK was met by both Cincinnati and
Chicago. The Reds crcpt> up to within
one game of the lend with IA double
S New yo To-Day oyer pittsoursh while
Through the addition O. their pftchinr
staf Of Phil Douglas. obtained from
Chicaso for outfelder. Robertson. the
Giants hope to outd!stance their rivals.
Good pitching featured the Nationai
League struggles last week, ono half
OF the eighteen games being shut outs.
Ginnts Bent Reds Once.
New York defeated Cincinnati In the
only game played in their important
series when Pitcher Benton won ghis
same with home run. The Reds off,
set this victory by taking three
straight from Pittsburgh while tho
Giants lost one OF their three games
with Boston.
Chicago figured in FIVE consecutive
shut outs. including -Alexander's four
hit victory over 81. Louis today. Pit
credit OF winning five victories for the
Chicago Americans. Kerr relieved with
success in both games against New
York Monday. but fell victim before
the YANKEES hard h!tters Tuesday.
Kerr beat 81. Louis Friday.
Seven Straight for Cicotte.
In two ten-inning games, Ccotte
held New York to orc run and three
hits and scored his seventh straight
victory BY bianking st. Louis. Sotho-
rons first defeat in ten games.
After making "a clean sweep IN threei
lost twice 20 Detroit before winning
ffr he t-dy
In addit ion TO it's setback at Chicago
New York dropped two games out OF
three at Boston. Ruth aided Boston
in Thursdays victory WITH his fifteenth
home run OF the season. Five pitchers
we're used by the Yankees in winning
Saturday.
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REDS BEAT PIRATES TWICE
RECORD CROWD OF SEASON
SEES TWO FAST CONTESTS
Second Game Goes Only Three Inning,
TO Complete Protested Fray
Shortened In on July o.
10y Associated pr-sx.l


CINCINNATI. July :7.-The Reds
won both games of the double header
with Pittsburgh today. before tn .
largest crowd OF the season In the
FIRST game Sallce was hit hard. but re-
ceived fast support. while the Reds
hunchcd hits successfully off Ponder.
who was relieved in the seventh by
Mayer.
The second game consisted OF only
three innings, being the continuation
OF the game OF July 8, which was
called at the end OF the sixth inning
TO allow the Reds TO catch train
FOR Boston. The New York club pro-
tested th:s game on the ground that
II should have gone nine innings and
President heydler allowed the pro-
test. directing the two teams to play
the last three innings today.
The lineup OF the clubs was the
same as that Of three weeks ago ex-
cept that kar!den took Wingo's place
Leh!nd the bat for Cincinnati and Lee
caught Tor Pittsburgh, with Barbara
at third instead OF eaton. Pittsburgh
scored in the eighth on single By
Barbara and a mutfed fly by Ntale but
the Reds also scored IN their half Oh
Neale's triple and Il wild pitch by HAM
iiton who relieved Carlson in the
eighth. Roush WAS put out OF the game
oy Umpire R!gler in the seventh for
d!sput!ns a called strike and Magee
finished the game.
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THAN, most of them winners in the
East already, will De called upon to
meet the crack western cold and hlly
High Command and Miss Jemima re-
spec,iveiy. as we'll AZ sam freeman
and other good ones That have eSsn
West will have 10 show a phenomenal
performance 10 take the measure Of
Mr.. Riddles Champion. which horse
men In general regard as the best two
year-old shown on the New York
tracks this year.
Purchase and sir Barton. now adj
mi,tedly AT the top of the three-year-
old division. are both eligible for the
kcnner Stakes, which is a classic. first
run for in 1870. when IT was won by
Enquirer by Lesmington. These two
alone would make superb race.
Others entered include Dunboyne. Be
Frank, Milkmaid, Blue Laddie. Hanni-
bal, King Plaudit and Colonel Livings-
ton.
If Sir Barton and Purchase both &C
cept for Saturday all records in the
way Of attendance should be shat
tered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
FRENCH NOT BALL PLAYERS
Fast on Their Feet and Eager to Learn,
but Are Unable to Throw
and Catch Well.

NEW YORK. July 27.-There Is no
doubt that the Frenchman has what
We call IAN eye" with his quick ner-
vousness he is able to make his mus
cles respond instantzneously to his
brain: This is one OF the requisites
Frenchmcn might shine at baseball:
But between the. neck and the waist
the average Frenchman is not base
ball player and never will be. unless
spec:al baseball h, and OF Frenchmen
Is develoned. Frenchmen run to logs.
strange AS il may seem
The brave poiius. with stirr and out
stretched nngers. would extond their
hands to The hottest liners without a
ful of clo,hespins TO the Kick of a
mule. They seemed unable to learn
how to present the SIDE OF their handa
ion. In the, phraseolosy OF the Ameri.
fashion" They ali IL Cleaned from their
the r9ushest and mutilatingest games
tremendous respect for the Americans
who played It without breaking their
When a big; soft indoor baseball
Was substituted for tho hard baseball
the game. and they shortly became de-
cidedly proficient
The rrenchmen who have tried base
| TO throw with the snap OF the arms
which charactorizes American throw
Ing: They call IT throwing with the
| broken arm" thus referrin6 to the
| bond Of the elbow which gives the
American throw it's snap. Again. the
American boy would fan back on the
term "Sirl fashion" in trying to de,
scribe the Frsnchman's throwing.
| There Is more Of q trick In this snap
| OF the elbow than the average Ameri-
! fully realizes.
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Nnt!onal League.
PHELPS CAPTURES TITLE
WfnK Three Straight Set. In Finals OF
Southern Tennis Champions
ship Tournament.
INV A,,ocIatod pressI

ASHENll>LE, y. G, july 2I.-By win
ming three straight sets from j. w.
Erwin, OF Spsrtanburg. S. c.. in the
finals OF the mems singles. Southern
Tennis Championship Tournament. Es-
moud Phelps. of New Orleans. yester-
day took the Southern championship.
after = week Of splendid playing at the
Asheviile Country Club. In another
match the team OF T. V. Carter and J.
X. Orr. OF Atlanta. defeated the Gamers
brothers, Ruiledge and Frank. of Au.
Eus,a, Ca, winning the championship
OF the South in doubles in three
straight sets. the scores being 6-3. 60.
S..
Esmond Phelps was this afternoon
presented with the championship cup.
held since last year by Carleton y.
Smith. Of Atlanta The cup is, given
by the New orleans Tennis Club.
The summarizes Finals, mems sim
giles. Esmond Phelps, New Orleans. de-
fea,ed j. w. Erwin. OF Spartanburs.
S. c.. 60 81. 6.l.
Finals. mems doubles. L. v. Carter
and J. *. Orr, both of Atlanta. de-
feated RutledGe and Frank Capers. OF
Augusta. Ga. 60, Ga.
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VETERANS BEAT YOUNGSTERS
Alexander and NoshelI Take Measure
OF Craven and kinsey in Great
Doubles Match.

CLEVELAND. o. July Elm the
nna!s OF the tr!statc--Ohio. Indiana
and KentucEy--cha mpionship tennis
doubles here today. Fred Alexander. OF
New York. and s Howard VoshcIl, of
, Brooklyn, easily defeated their young :
, er and less Experienced opponents
Axel Grave, and EJumet K!nsey, Of
california. in straight sets GO, Sc and
5-l. large crowd saw the match
!, Alexander and Voshell played by
TAR the nnest doubles ever played in
: this section.
r. lindley Murray. Of Niasars Falls.
y T.. nationa. tennis champion. de-
I. Japan. in an exhibition contest on the
May courts mere today.
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Totals ..37 llli o Totals. .35
.Batied for g.. Williams in third.

Score by lnnnCs: II,
-, louis .''.''....''a e-li
summary: Two.basc hits-Iaenhson, Iynn.
lar, J. Collins. Jacobson stolen bases
Sisler, Weaver. Sacrifice hits. Gcdson '2).
sacrifice nics TX Williams. sister. poubl.
play-McMuil,n to r Collins To RiaDorg
Leh on hases-S,. Louie q; Chicago s,
Bases en- balls-oh Weiman. ;, on &. wa
iinms. !; oil ISowaermiik. 5: on sothoron; :.
liitS-of (. WIFI: E.A. In 8: aH i.owisE-
milk. in mono on, In ann: OFT Dan
Forth; in i-3: of Weilmsn. IN 80.
9: by Sothoron. l. Winning pitcher. Sviilo-
Losing pitcher. LoHdermilk.
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Detroit
CIeyela nd.
Totals. IS S Totals. rs ! o
Rated for Myers in eighth
IRAN for Harris in eighth.

Detroit ..........o o n ! n
Cleveland ,....... o q ! n n n q
Sumn,ary.z Two:base hi,.-1cobS. > J" @.4i
Johnston, Chapman. Three. base hI,--Jn1n,
sion Stolen hase-Harris. Sacrifice tits
Young. shorten: Neach. Johnston. Spea ccr
man and Johnston. LEI, on bases Detroit,
/; off Myers. 4. H;ts-off Myers s ~ ) In.
nincs; Hit by pitcher--br Myers tVeachl
Struck out--by Boih nd. .: hy Myers
Passed balls -o,Ncil. Ains,nith. Losing
pitcher Covclcskic
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BROWNS, II; WHITE s0x, 5
[By A,socIAted Presk.l

CHICAGO. July 27.-St Louis evened
UP the series with Chicago today when
four local pitchers were unable 10
hold the visitors, who won. IL TO D.
Williams Was hard hit and WAS re-
lieved by Lowderm.lk. whose wildness
caused his demise. Danforth, VINO re-
placed him, was hit consistently and
Kerr finished. Wcilman was batted
out of the box in the fourth, when
Chicago tied the score and Sothoron
finished.
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CUBS, d; CARDINALS, o
rBy Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Alexander was
IN fine form and Chicago won from ST.
Louis today, to 0. F'lack hit home
run in the third. which scored Alexan-
der ahead OF HRS. The Cubs got two
more runs off Tuero in the NTH. COM
polling his retirement.
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NACKMEN WIN FINAL CAME
SENATORS START YOUNG
COLLEGE HURLER, ZACHARY
Recruit ls Relieved b. johnson In
rHth with score Tied, but
Athletics Triumnh
iRy a,aoc,a,na p...

,WASHlNGT TON. July. a7.-Philadel.
phia won the last and deciding game
Q: the series from Wash!netor mere
Sstoaay to 2. Zachary. North Caro-.
INA co!iege pitcher. started Tor Wash.
!neton. but was relieved by Johnson
s a,.s the score had been tied in the
Score:
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TIGERS, 2; INDIANS, l
IRy Associated pr.,.1

CLEVELAND. O.. July 27-Detro;,
made 1t three out OF four from Cleve.
land today by winning. . to /. Boiand
the series, holding Cleveland TO four
hits Johnston scored Clevelund's run
on h!s triple and O'Ncilrs sacrifice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28
,Iohnson io DO nack to Chicara.

I.ieuien4nt y. g. (Johnnyl Iohnton will
pTobab bly, resume his football training du-
ties At the University or Chicago. In TINA
10 whtp the Maroon team Into shape for
the Eridiron season this year. Johnson was
in Toledo for the pemnsey.willard bout.
ana declared he expected TO receive
his honorable dischsr Ce from the army He
rs connected with the Walter Reed Hospital
ID
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FIRST CAME.
Totals sc 3ll Totals. ia SO {.
.Ba;tcI for Bigbee In ninth.
Dated for Mayer In ninth
Score nv innings: 70
Totals. sc

I r:iII,s,SprEh :...::.....dSSH %
SUMMARY Two.b hi,-Bressitr. Three.
base ht--StenGti. stolen baseS---Sou,h-
worth : Cutshaw. Sscrihce hy-s,enshi
Double p!ay--Groh luna sss: ODD. LET, ON
base s--PittsburEh. z. Cincinnati s. Rssts
on balis-on Ponder. |. Hits-on Ponder,
$ In Ia innings struck ou,-by SalIee.
!: Passed ba,l--WinEo. Losing pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-28

The weeks record IN each league OF
games played, won and lost, with
runs. hits. eros. men left on bases.
and runs scored by opponents. inciu.
ding games of Saturday, July IS, Is as
fOlloWs: