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The Era-leader., 1919-03-13
Mt Hermon.

We have quite recently develop
ed a crouch. We don't like to
have a crouch because age and
wisdom have taught US itsn't nice
to be grouchy. There is however
one redeeming feature of this
mental ebrasion and that is not
for myself but tis the injustice to
others that cast it's shadows over
me.
We read in the last weeks
issue of TheEra. Leader that there
is an effect being made by some
parties, we don't know who ct is
certainly not the ones living along
the route as they are up In arms
against it) to have the R. F. D.
Route 1, now going out from Mt.
Hermon and serving daily u
large section Of country among
the most intelligent farmers of
the parish. This contemplated
change is to be made by route
from Franklinton which is pur-
posed to serve few of the pat
rons of Route l from Mt. Hermon
and what they propose to do
wit. the rest, which is in a large
majority we do not know. But
to say the least the injustice OF
the thing is so plain that many
living along the route will refuse
to sign a petition for the change
We cannot see the motive fo1
such move for of one thing W.
are certain,it is not to the interes
of the service or the Government
Five miles of this contemplated
route from Franklinton is alread,
covered by two routes, one tina
doubles on the same route fol
five miles and one covering two
miles of the same. Franklintol
: seems to think everything shoul'
|.eminate from there as it is tn
hot bed for all the political in
trigues Of the Parish and in thi
J. we see the accusing finger point
ing that way. The service unde
normal conditions is better from
!, Mt. Hermon than can possibly b
given from FranklinLon or an
!, where else. The roads are as goo
or better, the mail is delivered 9
. quickly and efficiently and tn
route is the oldest one in th
: Parish and we challenge tn
, ihstigator Of this move to give
clear unbiased honest reaso
: why this service should be inter
fered with.
a N:t,noo
The Era-leader., 1919-03-13
A Citizen.

These Changed Times. Who
are tho plain people, anyhow?'
Swell, l wouldn't apply the
term to the lady voters. Pitts
burg Sun.
The Era-leader., 1919-03-13

Washington POLITICAL gossip
said Secretary McAdoo may have
the Democratic nomination for
PRECEDENT without opposition.
The Era-leader., 1919-03-13

The United States Supr sme
Court upheld the conviction of
Eugene v. Dsbs. Socialist leader,
who was sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment.
The Era-leader., 1919-03-13

Success OF the cotton acreage
reduction movement was forecast
By Governor Pleasant on his re-
turn to Baton Rouge.
The Era-leader., 1919-03-13

Senator &. NJ. Stafford formally
announced his candidacy for gov.
ernorship in the 1920 Democratic
primary.
The Era-leader., 1919-03-13
Pigs For Sale.

Eight young Berkshire ana
Poland China pigs for sale.
If interested, write or call on
me at The Burlington Storr, lno'
W. Y. Wood.
The Era-leader., 1919-03-13
Ford Cars By Wholesale.

Only one less than a half dozen
Ford Cars sold and delivered by
Is last week. Quick deliveries
Are Insured now and we will be
clad TO take your order.
Iotgr SaIps & Service Go,
The Era-leader., 1919-03-13
St. Claire Sisters Entertain;
Also Score For Management.

The four st. Claire sisters Monday evening gave the most
popular entertainment booked by the yceum management ~
ason The house was filled to capacity and the AUDIENCE VIII"
oxo0non WAS with the entertainers from start to finish
of the evenings program.
The Era-leader., 1919-03-13

pleasing variety was formed by the gifted young musicians
performance on piano. vons banios mandons and
guitars also splendid vocal selections and natural readings were
the numbers being suy arranged that the
as whole and also individual selections will long be
pleasing memory to the people of Franklinton.
The Era-leader., 1919-03-13
To the Public.

/ have opened a Restaurant in
connection with my Fruit and
Grocery Stand. Your patronage
solicited.
FRED MAGEE.
The Era-leader., 1919-03-13
bAb|NGT0NS'
Big Store News

48-lb. sack Flour -S3,OO
96-lb. sack Flour 450
Wrapped Bread per loaf -l0c
Just received, our Red Cedar
Shingles, guaranteed BY
makers to last 40 years,
Price S7.s0
In transit, car American
Wire Fence, which we are.
going to sell at per roll
20 rods by 80 inches $500
Also Smooth and Barbed
Wire.
Turning Plows from $3.50
up - Cotton and Corn
Planters, with Fertilizer
Distributors attached
Section sHarroWs - Disc
Cultivators Side Harrows
" Harrows and Plow
Shapes Of all kinds.
Just received, car Of Excel
sior Cooking Stoves-the
Best Stove made in Amer
ica-also a full assortment
Oil-Burning Cook Stoves.
The Department Of Agriculture,
which is familiar with conditions in
all of these United States, advocates
the planting of Potatoes at any time
between February 18th and March Is.
To our mind, on account of the late.
ness in the season, planting can be
done with prospects Of good results,
until April /. Reports are that the
balance of the Southern countries
which come in competition with US
have planted few potatoes. This
should encourage you to advise plant.
ing, as previously advised we cannot
forsse anything but good prices and 9
big demand for the coming crop. We
have the seed and fertilizer for sale.
Liberal terms. Any farmer interest.
ed call and see US.
We carry a full line d
Buggies and Wagons, and
buggy and wagon materials
We buy your country pro
duce, handling more country
produce than all the othe
merchants in town put to
1gether.
Buy Where You Can Sci
+ and
Sell Where You Can Buy
| The
DARLINGTON s1oR|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
Seattle Golf
TeamFauored
in N. w. Meet
Local Representation Is the
Largest OF Field in Spo-
kane Tourney

STpKASIs. June is.--Under srnil.
Ing nkies. before a large crowd OF
spectators and on links In ideal con.
dItion. tho championship tourney Of
tho Pacific Northwest Golf nnaocia.
ton opened al tho Spokane Country
club this morning with starts In the
open championship. Play starts at
5 O'Clock.
Seattle entered by far the largest
representation. a total Of i0s entries
having no far been made. This is
about half the number cxpccted as
the play progresses. Yesterday the
links wsr- dotted by groups Of tho
best players In tho northwest going
over the ground In preparation for
the tourney play.
News that tho California deisga.
ton viii not attend has caused diH,
appointment No definite news OF
the coming Of Chandler Egan. Jack
Neville and Douglas Grant has been
received and this IL regarded ~
eliminating these cracks from the
amplonHhip play.
Prom all HhowinEs TO date the con.
teNt for tho G. H. Davis Jr., trophy
win lie between tho Seattle Golf club.
tho Aberdeen Golf cinb and the JEFF.
fcrson Park club Of seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
Jess Hits Harder Than
Any Other Man Living,
Says Dean of Trainers
Big Fellow Can Hit and Take Punchcs-Knocks
Trainer Cold in Toledo
BY FRED TURBYVIILE,
n. T.. A. Sport Editor

TOLEDO, o.. June 16--I writing the story but
Walter Monaghan will do most of the talking And Walter
fully competent to do that little job for he is the champion
sparrng partner of the heavyweight world He has the
experience and he is ENTHUSIASTICALLY that the
War Department holding him in service while wounded
and sheshocked Yanks being reconstructed and bad
hearts being made good
Walter sought because of the fact he had train
ed Jack Johnson for Jim Jeffe when Johnson at his
best and later had trained Willard for Johnson when the
giant the title and in between had conditioned
the late Luther McCarty for important battles
Monaghan arrived in Toledo the evening of June 3.
Fresh from months army camps he jumped into train
ing with the champ the next afternoon with lots of pep
per- He pretty rough with Jess and Jess swung short
right that knocked Walter cold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
CAN WILLARD STAVE OFF KNOCKOUT BLOW
Cincy Reds Look Like Real \
First Division Contender

have 10 take second place TO a
team in the league. They not on
are clean fieIders, but are able
cover as much ground as The neg
team And when u comes 20 battfnf
II will be "A real surprise II Cinctu.
nafi's team average at the end Of tn
season Is not the highest or secon1
highest in the league.
300 HItfers
Moran has three almost sure 30
hitfers among those who play everI
day Eddie Roush. Heinie Groh an
Jake Daubert. Earl Neaie Is rnakin|
a noise like big average this SCI
son. and 10 are Ivy Wingo and III
Rariden. Pats first string catcher4
Moran Is shy on high class uttlt(
material. but hopes TO remedy IN
defect soon. and has scouts oto
oornbing the bushes for inficld. out
field and pitching talent.
Given an even break In the Iud3d
the Reds should run one. two. thru
this year. while II things break the
way a little more than usual. Nora
may win a pennant on his first yea
In Cincinnati. just as he did on III
first season In Philadelphia
AS for attendance. well. peace
time baseball certainly has 1t all on
the wartime brand In Cincinnati. n
fore starting East. the Reds plsy1
only 10 games at home, but In a
10 they drew well enough to indi1
the club Is in for handsome prod,
IL the gait is maintained Despitd
nasty weather. two OF the early sea-
son crowds passed the 10000 mark {,
figure that was not reached at any
time last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
LEAGUE LEADERS
GO ON ROAD

Los Angeles. entrenched in first
place, will make it's first road trip
of the season this week when they
open four weeks Jaunt around
the circuit. They open In sacra.
mento, jump to Salt Lake, then to
Portland and then to Seattle. The
Angels have been favored by the
schedule playing something like 10
out OF the first II weeks OF the sea.
son on the home grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
SOUTH PARK WINS

South Park wailopod the Company
y. Third infantry. ball squad az
South Park Sunday TO the tune OF
Fl TO 10. Ross with nve binglen in
i've trips TO tho plate was tho star
hitter % the South end team. The
South Park boys arc trying to line up
a game with Joe Dcvinc's South Park
nine for next Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
SEATTLE TENNIS CLUB
MEET GETS UNDER WAY

The second round OF the Seattle
Tennis clubs net meet will get un.
der way at tho Firloch club this
afternoon. In tho first matches. run
off Sunday, the fEvoritcs won easily.
WabrauAhek beat Bone to the tune
OF s-2. 6-i. Miller waliopcd Morris.
6-3. GO.
In the big matches Of tho day to-
day. Zettler Will play Mansen smith
and Miller will argue with Clare and
Shannon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
WALKER RETURNS TO
MACK'S BALL FOLD

PORTLAND. Or. June 16.--out.
fielder Dixie" Walker, who quit tho
Portland baseball team Saturday.
fixed up his difference with the Nc.
Credics regarding n Doctors bill and
donned his uniform again yesterday.
The Beavers started for the south
last night after winning Is out of
the last 10 games and are now in
sixth place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16

Summary. Struck out-nY nirbs, /. ~
Vance I. ~ Gardner 4 bases on balls
or Hisb~s 9. or Gardner l. Two-bas~
hit--Woitsr Doabio piRys-Frsneh e.
knight 10 GlsichmAnn. walsh 90 KniRtt
20 Bisichmanu Sacrifice hts@Nfdafa-
ton. Eidred stolen -Menafnxzn !.
Compton. Japan. HiEsss Tut By pitched
ball walsh. ~ Vance Passed balls
Japan z. InninTp pifrhed--Ey Vance 4,
runs =. hits T. AZ bat IA Runs respon-
Eibie for Vance !. Gardner l. HRbse
charge defeat 90 Gardner Time ~ game
- 10. Empires. Frary and YhYle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
CHURCH TEAMS PLAY
FOR LEAGUE HONORS

with the Seattle church league ball
ute at stake. the Ballard Lutherans
VIII tangle with tho First Christian
nine at Lincoln play field tonight.
The games stand onc-all. Beaver of
the First Christian nine will be on
tho hill against Carlson. tho south.
paw Ringing star OF the Northend.
ers.
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BY TOM syOPE
Sporting Editor Of the Cincinnati Post
written for the United Prcss)

Sporting Editor Of the Cincinnati Post
written for the United Prcss)
CINCINNATI. June is.--Haying
beeh all around the league. and more
than held their own In the first
quarter OF The National league jour
ney. Pat Moran's Cincinnati Reds
now seem a first division certainty
this season. with n chance that they
may slip down home In front.
Altho most OF those who have been
picking the Reds 10 pieces to Bce
what they should do are ieary of
Moran's pitching staff. those who
have followed the team closely do
not share This view.
It's quite true that Cncinnati's
hurting corps does not compare with
that OF Brooklyn. New York and
Chicago also have better staffs-on-
paper than Cincinnati. But. in ac-
tual performance the Red huriers
have Just about held their own with
any Of the stars they have en-
countercd
Star Huriers
Ray Fisher. Adoifo Luque and Hod
Filler. right handcra so far have car
ried the brunt OF cincinnatis pitch
ing. each with considerable success.
Eilcr was the flrs, major Lacquer
10 pitch a no-hit game this season.
and In addition TO holding St Louis
hiieas. he also shut out Brookiyn's
hard hitting team !n i5-inning
contest
Moran also has the veteran Roy
Mitchell and Young Jimmy Ring az
right handlers. and has four likely
southpaws IN slim Sallee. Rube Bress-
Ter. Walter Ruether and Eddie Ger
ncr. At this writing he has not got
his staff working the way he hopes
TO do later on. He realizes his pitch
ers must be worked properly for him
10 achieve winning results. but one
Of the best thingH Pat has in hts
managerial bag OF tricks IL handing
his huriers properly.
Outside Of pitching there seems no
other department OF play. save pos
sihly base running. where the Reds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
Clymer Clan
Plays Tiger
Ball Outfit
Local Club Invades South
for Third Time: Plays
Oaks Next Week

Two stormy weeks are ahead Of the
Seattle crew. which left for tn.
sunny Southland after yesterdays
,iit with the Senators. After three
days train ride tho Seattle squad will
mix with tho Vernon Tigers. one OF
tho strongest clubs In the league. and
then they move up 20 Oakland to play
the Acorns. who are far from being
a bunch 81 cripplrs.
IN the Seattle squad can get an
even break on the road local fans will
be satisfied. All tho players on the
local roster with the exception of
Claude Derrick. injured recently
made the trip. Prentice. with tho
d~funct Seattle Northwestern league
squad. has been signed and will act
as utility lnneider with the locals on
their Southern jaunt
While no information has been
given out from the club hcnaquar.
terH. u l. Understood that tho club II
after a good third bascfnRn and that
Walsh viii be moved out 10 his rcgu
lar place IN the outneid and Harper
will be moved 20 tho bench. Harper
II fair bail player. but hasn't been
hitting AZ all lately. lie famed thric.
yesterday and popped weakly to
catcher on his fourth attempt
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The White Sox know the feel.
inrs OF tho h~ir Ia an upcxp<rt-
cd legacy. Tho Browns. in y six-
Hing 10 o game. braf the Van
kc~~. thereby dropping first
place squar~iy into tho Laps Of
the Chicsgosns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
GOLDEN GATE
SQUAD DROPS
DOUBLE BILL

SAN FTtANCTSCO. June 1G.--
Vernon annexed both rames OF sun
days double bin from the San
Francisco Seals here yesterday.
The first game went to the Tigers
by 4 to count. In the after
noon the visitors came right back
and walked Off with the melee
when Zimmerman shut out the home
aggregation. 10 o. Vernon won
the series. four games 10 three.
The score tmornins game):
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SHOOTERS TIED

s. Burt and DR.. r. w. Kerr tied
with sc targets each for high honor1
at the Sunday shoot OF the Greer
Lake Gun club. A email entry LIST
made up Sundays meet because
many OF the local trap stars Travelled
to Tacoma TO help celebrate the OPEN
ing OF Tacoma's new trap grounds-
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ST. LOUIS. Mo. June is.--Fran.
els ouimcf. Robert Gardner and
Chick Evans were unable to enter
the Western golf tourney which
opened here yesterday. A large field
Of entries opened play here this
morning.
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Jess hit you pretty hard that
frs, day. didn't he. walter7" asked
him.
Tile hit me harder than ever was
hit before" was the reply. Three
times while | was training Jess for
johnson was knocked dowrs-hut
never out I went TO the mat few
times when training Jack johnson
and Luther Mccarty hit me pretty
hard but this waIlop Jess gave me
the other afternoon was hardest Of
all.
And he wasn't hitting his hardest.
either. don't know how hard he
can hit for he has never hit me that
hard"
do you think Dempsey can hit
as hard7" I asked him.
No man can" said Walter. vii
lard can hit harder than any man.
Seeing Is Relieving
We were only foollng the after.
noon he put me out but you saw
how hard he hit Ny. how be can
hit when he's In earnest I saw that
right coming over and. az accustom.
ed az | am 70 boxing with him.
could not get away from IL
He can stand more punishment
than any man In the ring. hit
him mighty hard on the Jaw Just bc.
fore he swung on me but IL only
changed his smile 10 a frown. IL
didn't even send his head back.
"Of the men I have trained with
he Is the only one l haven't been
able TO floor Jess has never been
floored. knocked down both Nc
Carly and Johnson. The -ar1e blows
landed clean on Jess do not feaze
him.
Knocked McCarty Cold
II knocked McCarty out cold once
In training and McCarty was a
mighty good boy--one we all
thought would be champion and then
he was killed in the ring
Monaghan can hit hard II was
an awful wallop he landed on Jess
the afternoon OF tho knockout. No
wonder Wizards smile faded and he
shot over that right. He didn't mean
to but II was f'~hting instinct.
II willard can stand up under
blows that felled Johnson and Me
Carty--not even being shaken by
then--can Jack Dempsey knock him
out?
Tomorrow Monaghan will say
what he thinks OF Dempsey's
chances-his prediction OF the out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16

The Senators tailed twice IN the
nth on hits by Gardner and Woitsr
and Mifdleton's sacrifice ny. Some
loose fielding BY Pete Tapan. Seattle
catcher. helped tho visitors around
the bases.
nlgbcc walked woi;cr In Tho eighth
and the visitor moved up on GriKKs'
inneid out. went 10 third on Lapan's
passed haii and scored on E.idrcsi's ny
TO right. Tho teams sailed along even
until the 10th. when Seattle walked
OF with their fourth game Of the Sc
ri.s. Tho locals won the edge tn the
weeks games. four 10 two.
Bigbce pitched a strong game. but
was wild. walking n large delegation
OF visitors. which kept him In a hole
mos, Of tho time. II waa Lyle'a nth
straight win.
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Shift u Due

walsh IL a good outaeldcr. but is
not a third saekcr. by n long shot
He win undoubtedly play better ball
II he II relieved o. fielding worries.
French has made good with a bang
At the ahortr,op position. Ito played
n finc run~ yesterday and got a safe
blow. ffc looks better in thcr. every
day and has popped up the whole in.
field. How he win stand tho TafT on
the road remains TO BE- seen. but he
looks like cracking good prospect
The pitching star f. going
stronger. Manager Cly-ner has at
least couple % dependable mound.
men In BiEbcc and schorr now. OF
tho newcomers. Gibson doesn't look
20 bad. and Thomas may deliver
Mike Regain. the Cincy vet. won,
stay with tho club long unless he
shows lot moro than he has 20 far
And there In Mails. tho greatest
seven inning pitcher in the business
when Mails starts coming thru tho
club ~ due IN climb. He isn't help
Ing the club any now, aitho he Is Try.
lng hard enough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
Locals Spank
Upper Creu
in Final Mix
Bigbee Wins Fifth Straight;
Game Goes 10 Innings

RappinE sharp single into
right field In the 10th inning
Billy Cunningham scored Lyle
Bigb~~ with the winning run Of
Sundays tut with the sa~ra.
m~nto Yipp~rs here yesterday.
Tho final count was Z TO J. with
The home team ON the long end.
In tho 10th frame with ono
down Bixbce singled thru short
and Walsh fiied % Woit~r for
the second out. BlKb~e stole sec
ond. and Cunningham followed
with thc binKic that wen tn.
game. Woitrr kicked the pill
around In the ouifleid long
enough 60 let Lyle slip over the
plate.
Seattle went into tho lad In the
third inning. scoring three runs on
Vance when Cunningham singled
with The bases fun. scoring two. and
Compton following suit. putting over
the third counter. Gardner went on
the hill for the visitors ana held the
home crew safe untii tho 10th eanto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16

The Braves and Reds were knot.
ted. i-aii. when tho game oaded. in
tho fifth Tho game IL NOTED" IN
the records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
LEADERS WIN
TWO BATTLES
FROM ACORNS

los ANGELES. June 1G.-Wade
Killefer's league leading Angels
smeared the visiting Oaks here
yesterday in both divisions OF a
double bill, winning the morning
game, 10 3. and taking the after
noon session. q 10 /. Tho Angels
annexed the series. 4 TO 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
How Coast
Clubs Stand
MACK SQUAD
SLIPS INTO
SIXTH PLACE

PORTLAND. June isl-CoppIng
two games from the Salt Lake Bees.
the Portland Beavers went into sixth
place In the Coas, league standing
here yesterday. Tho home team cap.
tured the first mixup by to o
count. when Jones shut out the Wis.
i;ors. Pcnner pitched the home
troops 10 another victory In the sec.
ond tilt. winning 9 TO 4.
The score ust gamer ". III. r.
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Yesterdays winners: vernon
?. Los Angeles 2. Seattle.
Home runs-crawford. Angels.
by nat allowing the Seals
moro than nine hits In two
garp-r, tho Tigers won the SERIES
and tho dual program. Z too and
TO o.
The Angels took tho Series by win
ming both games Sunday. 4 20 and
6 10 I. from Oakland.
Tho Beavers hoped from ~~v.
ruth place 10 sixth by their
double victory over the It~es.
Scur~r: 90 o and G 90 4.
Two singles and n stolen base in
tie tenth inning won Sundays bill
for the Rainiers. 90 }. Blgbee held
the Solons 10 ak hits.
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CINCINNATI. June Is--Bo~ton- s-,rei,.
natl Fame called on accoun, 81 rai, -,
second hair Of the fifih inning. win a
score Of TO I. According to the riiss
not tn he counted In tho records a. a
legal game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
WASHINGTON Jnn. "a,

Detroit and Washington slug.
ged and ran bases. Detroit got
IL, 10 g.
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AMERICAN T.TAcVp

NEW YORK. June IL n II u
~ LOUIS 's.s..............
new YORK ....s.....s.....
batteries, shookcr and SEVERED; Quinn
and Hannah ~""'h
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Knocked McCarty Cold

Tomorrow Monaghan viii say
what he thinks Of Dempsey's
chances-his prediction of the out.
come to the great heavyweight title
contest at Toledo. July Fourth.
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Major League
Scoreboard
NATIONAL LHAGIr


81. Iouia. June ia n. IT. y
trpohifn s..ss........s..... 1
81 Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hattsriss Galore. Mitchell ana Miller
wheat. Goodwin and C1cmona
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aINSlsS!IS;;l

ROUND COAST BASES
Yesterdays winners: vernon
?. Los Angeles 2. Seattle.
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H1II'FIrsI Bubne, Henton and MrCarfv
Hendrix. Martin. Douglas. Aienandnr ara
kiiiefcr. O'Farroll CTon tnninRa)
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Let's go buy Boldt's French pastry
and butter horns. 1414 Third ave-.
s13 Second ave. or $40 pike ST.