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The Penn's Grove record., 1919-07-04
Exit Boxing

Tonight Will witness the eclipse of
the fistic art a. a means of entertain
ment for the sporting element of Penns
Grove and vicinity. The swan song
Of boxing will be sung and the big
building will pass into other hands to
be used for industrial purposes. 1t
was a big venture, too big for Penns
Grove. 1t is now a matter of history.
Abo' sixteen months ago., which
was shortly after the Hurley boxing
law went into effect, John X. Duffy
and a few kindred spirits conceived
the idea that Penns Grove, with its
vast munitions plant and with Will
mington to draw upon could be made a
great sporting centre, a Mecca for
lovers of the boxing game.
Application was made to the newly
organized State Commission and the
first license granted under the new
law was in the name of the PennS
Grove Athletic Association.
A monster arena with a seating Ca
pacity of nearly 1000 was erected in
record time. 1t cost a lot of money,
how much deponent sayeth not, but it
did net sell for nearly as much when
it changed hands.
On Decoration Day, 1918, everything
was in readiness for staging the first
exhibition of legalized boxing in Penns
Grove. There was a record crowd at
the opening, fully 5000 people being
present, and things looked good to the
management. The boom was on, the
war was on and there was coolies of
money afioat among just the sort of an
element that was likely to support
such an enterprise.
Came then the armistice and the
gradual closing down at the powder
plants. Thousands removed from the
place and the boxing proposition be-
caEe a losing ne.
From November, 1918 until March
of this year the place was closed as
there was no way to heat the barn
like structure. Then a new start was
made, but the supporting element was
gone, had fitted to other fields. Duff
fy's organized official board, compris-
ing Mayor Fisher and "Doc" Newton,
folded their tents and slipped out, sat
isfied that they had enough of it.
Upon opening up for the second
time last March Judge" Duffy was
the whole shooting match and he has
carried the venture along on his own
shoulders and at no little expense on
the wrong side of the ledger as the
Judge" freely admits. Now he is
through and glad of it. He admits
that 100. He was game to the last and
went down with colors flying. Exit
boxing in the wake of John B~arleycern.
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BAPTIST Ministers Association

The annual meeting of the Baptist
Ministers Association of West Jersey
was held in. the Daretown Baptist
Church last week. Rev. A. 5. Allyn,
pastor of the Berean Baptist Temple,
mas been president of the Association
since its organization and declined re-
election. The officers elected were as
follows:
President, Rev. A. S. Williamson,
DID,, of the First Baptist Church,
Millville.
Vice President, Rev. D. ]. Jones, OF
Mullica Hill.
Secretary-Treasurer, Rev. 2. ".
Bannenhauer, of the North Baptist
Church, Millville.
Three sessions were held, morning,
afternoon and evening, and the ladies
of the Daretown Church served a
bountiful dinner and supper to the VS.
iting ministers. 8t i.
Rev. Joshua Wills, DID,, is pastor OF
the entertaining church. A very IN
teresting and entertaining programme
was presented ut each session.
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HAV
Your Clothes Made
To Your Measure
ON AN EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
Boxing
1t will pay you to investigate our plan

The grand windup of The manly art
of boxing in Penns Grove will take
place this friday evening in the big
arena on East Main Street with the
following excellent card: Windup,
3 rounds, Joe Leonard, of Binghamton,
VS.. Johnny Mayo, of Philadelphia.
Leonard defeated Dick Loadman two
weeks ago and is a ~favorite. Second
windup, 8 rounds, Kid Wagner and
Jimmy Myson, of Philadelphia. Six
rounds, Billy Devine and Jimmy Chris
tie, of Philadelphia. -Four rounds,
Muggsy Rutter, of Penns Grove, and
frankie Ness, of Philadelphia. The
tickets will be as usual, 55c and S1.10.
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WOODSTOWN

The honor of being the first wo-
man to ascend in an airplane
in Atlantic City belongs to a
Woodstown girl, who took the trip as
a matter-of-fact, and her modesty
prevented making of it more than a
holiday occurrence, just for the thrill
of a new experience. The young lady
who enjoys this distinction is Miss
Leola Harris, and it was not only a
feat of daring, but shows THAT women,
as many already have, are not exclud-
ed from flying o from flights OF
fancy.
Mrs. A. F. Meschter, of this place
who while visiting in Woodbury. fell
and broke two bones in her ankle, Is
getting along nicely. The accident
occurred at Deacon Morgan's home
where she fell down the back steps.
She was removed to her home IN
Woodstewn.
Thysons, the Woodstown florist, has
bought the greenhouses in Clayton be-
longing to Mrs. Backbone and taken
possession, having moved at that
)lace.
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Church's Golden Jubilee

Congregations of other churches in
Salem County will unite Friday, July
1, and Sunday, July 6, with the mem
oers of the Memorial Baptist Church,
At Salem, in celebration of its fiftieth
anniversary. Rev. Henry R. Myers.
pastor since 1912, has prepared a
"Home Coming Service, for the
Fourth when it is planned to have as
many of the former pastors present as
possible. The afternoon meeting will
oe in charge of Rev. A. w. Hand, of
Keyport, pastor from 1905 to 1910,
and the evening exercises by Rev. B.
P. Hope, of Media, Pa, from 1891 to
1900. Rev. G. W. Swope, D. d, OF
Richmond, Va, will be speaker Sun
day.
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Pedricktown Pencilings

Continued from page
are spending a few days in Ocean
Grove.
The Red Men of Pedricktown ten
dered a reception to the returned SOL
diers on Wednesday evening with APP
%propriate Indian style. The boys
present were Howard Ellis, Herold
Huber, Carvel Sparks, Ed Moore,
Erwin Cunard, Oscar Hunt, Charles
Lock, Herbert Helm and Russell HUI
Der. Revs. C. w. Deibert and Stead
man Apologize were the spokesman.
MI. Andrew Parker was chairman.
The town orchestra and the male
chorus of the Baptist Church furnished
the music. The hall was crowded to
its capacity. Dave English, the Penns
Grove caterer, furnished the eats.
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State Garden Instructor Coming

Mr.. A. M. Hulburt, of Rutgers Col
lege and State Organizer of Girls
and Boys Club Work, will be in Penns
Grove next Wednesday afternoon,
July 9th. He will meet the boys and
girls in the Garden Club project and
the ladies of the Wonan's Club who
are supervising the gardens, in the
High School auditorium, at2.30 O'Clock.
Let there be a large attendance for
the helpful instructions in gardening
that he will give. Mr.. Hulburt Will
also inspect some of the gardens.
Boys and girls have your gardens In
good shape for the State Organizer,
and don't forget that trip to the State
Fair in September.
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St. Georges Church, Penns Neck

On Sunday there will be a thanks
giving communion service for the sign
ing of the Treaty of Peace, and the
ending of the war, at 3 o'clock. The
rector, the Rev. E. J. Perot, will offic-
ate and preach. All are cordially in
vited. Sunday School as usual before
the service.
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Boy Scout Drive

The drive for associate members to
the Boy Scouts in Salem County was
successful. Rev. Ellison Perat, the
County Chairman, reported that Penns
had 26, Carneys Point 81,
Woodstown 81, Salem 107.
The total in the County was about
$50 subscribers and $500 paid.
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Rev. S. ]. Dorlon, Pastor.
Morning service at 1920. Short
sermon.
Sunday School at 2.30 P. NJ. w. F.
Yeager, Superintendent.
Evening service at 7.30.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 7.30.
The members and friends of Bethel
M. P. Church on Tuesday evening
gave their pastor, Rev. ]. S. Dorlon
and wife, a surprise visit and had an
enjoyable social time. A purse of
money, large and substantial additions
70 the larder were left by the visitors.
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Pedricktown NJ. E.. Church

Sunday, 10 A. M.-Sunday School.
II A. M.--Preaching by Rev. M. c..
Campbell, of Collingswood.
7.15 P. M.-Young Peoples service;
and at 8 o'clock, preaching by Rev.
Campbell.
The Communion Service will be adj
ministered the second Sunday of this
month.
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Robert Jackson, colored, was sent
to Salem Jail on Monday by Recorder
Duffy. He held up two OF three men
at the point of his gun on Broad
Street but failed to carry out his evl-
dent purpose to rob them. Chief OF
Police Houseworth got the fellow later
on.
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All Day Mission Meeting

The Full Gospel Mission of Whining
ton will hold an all-day meeting IN
Penns Grove today, Friday. At two
o'clock in the afternoon there will be a
5aptismal service.
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Summer Comfort

is a matter of Dress and
Temperament. We have the
Dress for Men and Boys,
which will help some.
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SUMMER FURNISHINGS

Soft Shirts, Silk Shirts,
Thin Underwear, Soft Col
lars, Ties, Belts and Fancy
SoX
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THIN CLOTHES

Serge Suits, Mohairs, Cove
Cloths, Palm Beach, Elan
nels, White Duck and Khaki.
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STRAW AND
PANAMA HATS

Outing Caps
Motor Caps
Low Shoes
White Shoes
Tennis Shoes
in all the New and Best
Styles and Makes, and all at
Reasonable Prices.
Mullins Homo Store
WILMINGTON
- AE - saLrA = - = 81 ..a q
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CHURCH NEWS
Bethel NJ. P Church

Rev. S. J. Dorlon, Pastor.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-28
@crnd, ncncr edDrdmfc.

Dem llebcritonoe, Dab Spciicn in
einem neuen 9uffet Icid,t eincn I'M
oneenebmeu 8erudl ouncbmcn, in
ifwer, ioglcid ooaig ob5ubcIien; es
liegt Dies meiit an Yil5biIoungen.
Die in iriihem Sol5e bel g6idIuB
bon 2ilft unG 2id)t Icidt ouftrcten.
@riinolihe Sdubcrung untcr Hod|.
reiben Der nidIt oebe;Sten ooer 20.
lierten inncren SoI5iIGdlen nit et-
mas feinem SpiritliS. poniges g(iiS-
trodner uno CUTE. b6ufiae Gurhliif.
hung neroen Nbbilie idnficn. 9lu.
beroem uermeioe man tporme Spei.
fen. Ole nod @oiier ob0initen. hin.
eiu5uiteucn.
2, 0aS @iuitenen bon @cfdben
nit @oiier. ooS cinigc Gropfen
Shpeieli0ure enth1lt.
8. 9as @crbrenncn BON Spiritus
innerbolb oes SdronfeS.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-28

Ser rihtiQc 9eruf.
~Sbre Sodltcr billt Sbnen iuobI
idlou tiihtig i'm p~oIsboIt?"
.g6 mo! Gle brinst mid nod
sur @ar5pciiluug. SIN SauSbali
lit Die obiolut nidt 81 gebrouhenl
Die mus beiratcul"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-24
KENTUCKY HANDICAP
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS
Nine lhoruughhrCds tn Face nnr-
ricr 1odny--CudRcl, Last Years
Winner, Given Top Weight,

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May ca
Nine thoroughhrrds. regarded AZ the
best handicap horses over gout To the
barrier ON AN American race course,
are cnrded to 60 To the post at
thurchll Downs tomorrow after
noon IN the seventh Kentucky hnndi-
uan-.for three year oids and upwards
al mile and a quarter for prize
which carries $4,000 I'm added
money
Interest ccntcr- tonight i'm COM
mnndor +. Is /. Ross CudEcl. the
mighty son Of BroomHlck EugeniH
Rurch which won II last year, En-
torminltor. scnsa tlonhl winner ~ tho
Kentucky derby IN 1918 for WILLIS
sharp Kilmcr ana Royce Nools ~
the A * Macomhcr stable. which
took Cudgels measure IN the King y
county handicap nj Jamaica less
than "A week ago.
CudRol ~ given top weight Nul-
ctnito. which led the field In the
Kentucky derby on May 10, is givcn
the ligh'cst impost The fold.
weights and Jockeys ~ tho declared
entries are.
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sixth Inning.

Tulsa Hartford threw out Clcve-
hn1 DAVIS struck out. Hewitt
h'4 100 errors
I NOincs--Schultz flied 10
Iurtr. Urrcn safe at first on Cleve-
a'i error D.mmick sacrificed.
u".a't ~ BrukaW Cass flied 10
H'".lD No runs. no hits. one error.
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Tulsa Hartford threw out Bruk-
an nNuI"u singled. Haines out,
Wright Go llashrook, Q'Bricu reach
1F second Burke out. Nrigh, to
''a'atoon no runs. one hit. no er-
,UI.
Dos No.no~ lIasbrook singled.
NI.sHt forced Hlshrook At second.
.I''I 90 Goodwin Wright out,
fta.nr. . Bri,u 10 Wufni Good
Win throw out Murphy No runs.
one lH. no prrurg
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NAsHlNGTpN MAY - DE
ror'auou from the Cul'cI states OF
"uulshcylK aPl'ptors' who caused
disturbances In many cities ON May
day WAS urged ln lte. hguec today
br Representative johnson. ropubU-
cam of Washington, chairman ot the
immigration committee. No also
advocated passage Of legislation
which would prevent aliens from
coming into the country "untn the
United states has been cleanscd OF
us impurities"
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Uni Has eBst Claim
to State Collegiate
Diamond Championship

NORMAN. Okla. May "a
The Chilocoo Indians have can
ceIled the TWO baseball games
scheduled with tho University Of
oklahoma here Friday and Sat
urday. This ends the season FOR
the Sponcys and gives them ,hc
best claim to the state interco .,e-
gate u'l"
oklahoma won six games and
lost seven in the season just ended
Three uf four Elu"s We're won
from Oklahoma A a NJ college,
two games from Central Nurmal
and one from Meridian college Of
Texas 'Thre" games We're los, o.
the Uul,crsity ut Texas. two 10
the DEHnuwn Euy Western league
cluh. one 10 the oklahoma Agri"s
aud one tu southern Methodist
university Of Texas
ChtloCcn won four games from
the Agglcs but they arc not
eligible for the intercollegiate
championshi
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S0hNER TENNIS TEAM is
VICTOR OVER L0NGHORNS



NORMAN Okla. MAY 27 lily
winning three OF five matches the
University Of oklahoma tennis team
defeated the University OF Texas in
u dual tournament held here yesier-
day Oklahoma won three single
matches ana lost one single match
and the double
Forrest DarruuRh for the Sponcrs
defeated brown uf the Louehoru,
Co., E-g and Granger o.g vG.f
claude Munnnt won from BNgwu
G.}, G-l. bat Granger Won from
Monet &c. a.. rud &C. Thr
scores Iu the doubles mttrh wen,
G-4 10. Ct
DarrouFh .pruIurd AN ankle In mo
doubles match and unless that
heals quickly oklahoma viii not be
represented In the southwestern con,
fererC" tournament May % and -
at Dallas
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Under Fire, (Garner). first. Sill
very Light, OpooD. second, Ginger,
Wurkc), third. Time, $50 SIS
seventh tarc. Mile and sixteenth.
Mountain Rose, lW Brown), first 4.
sun Gold. (Grothb, second, Dios-
cordie. (wrighD. third. Time, 50
20.
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Sdpulpd Results

Rain resulted IN the postponement
OF yesterdays racing card, The
track was In condition until posi-
time when heavy shower sent the
fans 10 town. The same card
scheduled for yesterday will be run
today.
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u Gg.f' Wy liN out. Hartford to
~ tti57',r"'t Goodwin out. schultz 10
il'a'ur"ot. Cleveland doubled. paws
ll"'to, scoring Cleveland. Hewitt
-..'t scoring Davis Hartford
XIV" NI. Hrokaw. Two runs three
"a No.ues--M Murphy walked
,,,'l,h'T '"a."i out 20 O'Rrien. Hart
... popped 20 Wuffu Schultz flied
'''N' SO runs, no hits. no err
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New Yorl


anAtird Tor Rurl m ninth
rhliatted for IbaWkry 10 mint
Score by iputnEA.
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Western League


SIOUX CITY May 3D. .CArl East held
Oklahoma CITY huefs until the eighth
inning today And Sioux city won the third
sAmc ~ Uar sertc, = to The visitors
made only two hits, both Of which were
singles IN lho eighth inning hast struck
out ~ hAtsmeu. sU Of whom famed 10
succession
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GIANTS WIN BATFEST
FROM CARDINAL CLUB
Doak and Benton Battcd or Rubber
Reds Take Free Hitting Game
From Braves.
PHILlIES WIN FROM CUBS
hcNandcr knocked or Slab-Su.
pcrbas Ouuhit. hut Bunch Blows
and Defeat Iirutcs.

NEW YORK. Mayi2l Nov York Nit
Doak OF the st Louis Cardinals hsrd todsv
and won tho first game Of tho seriss St
Louis hit Benton hard and forced his re
'iremept In the seventh inning Chsse and
Fletcher of New York and Shoiton Of 81
Louis made home runs
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Nntlnnnl INagnc

Pittsburgh AZ brooklyn
Cincinnati ~ Eugtou
hllaEo az Philadelphia
S' Louis u. Sew NnTk
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Trn. Hartford threw out Burke.
W4u walked Goodwin popped to
Ser4.s cleveland out. Hartford to
lla..Hn No runs. no hits. no er-
rurs
p. Nu.ucs Schultz fled to Wuf-
a. N...u safe al first ON Wufffs
error uum,ck hlt into double
rIas iiuues TO Goodwin to Brokaw
Nor4ua. mo- bats. no errors
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Score Board
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Western League

AT DIES MONIES o. TULSA ..
A. Sious City \. oklahoma Guy /
At Omaha z. Wichita 1.
Al St Joseph I. Joplin Q
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American League.

Al Chicago .. New YORK o.
At Detroit-Boston, rain
A. Cleveland Philadelphia. rain
At St Louis-Wash hinEton. rain.
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...i. '.N'- BroAaw doubled to left
.'.'t #t,~lficod. pimmock to
H. tJ.E. llninos popped 10 right.
h..h" iOi 20 Breen so runs. one
h'' D. ,.urs
n'' N".H"s Nrcon out. Cleveland
W. Lr.hJ" bimmoch famed. Cus-
t.nSir' INshrook singled. Cass tax
,nS MIRA Wright popped TO Good
WI ~ nuns. two hits. no crrnrs.
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Al Philadelphia Z Chicago ..
Al Bostor 4, Ciuciuuali lO.
At BROOKLYN .. Pittsburgh I.
At New York Z, 81 Louis o.
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A. Atlanta 2, Little Rock ,,
At New Orleans I Chattanooga /
Al Mobile z, Nashville /.
At Birmingham I Memphis (.
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. BOSTON, May a3 -Cir-innau tattcd
Kcaung and Fiinrlm hard TO-DAY and do.
teat'd Boston After two were out IN the
second Cincinnati made five hits which.
with base on balls scored five ruus
Ihs arufr
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YANKEES SHUT OUT
BY LEAGUE LEADERS
Moth Clubs Field Pcrfccil, IN Free
hitting Gamc--Othcr Contests
Postponed by Itain.

CHICAGO May "a Chicago bunchsd
ITS hits today and gave New York its see
ond khutout. Ciroltc wa, hii hard. hut was
F,,su support which bord.rod ON the Spcc
tAeulsr
IN. score.
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Nmcrlcnn A4sO,iation.

Columbus at Louisville
Toledo a. indianapolis.
Milwaukee a. 81 paul.
Kansas city at Minneapolis
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Ihe official Score

Wr,i - , MONIES May 23.--Dimmock
do"h,. Il In the tenth inning and
Uc,,I,' pN Cleveland. Davis and
In ,h,t SNr Tulsa "a = To q victory
Hal ma game Of the series.
cc,si,o "l ! nl7i pitched his SD sue
nj Nh"l"ut inning Score:
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CrAyath Lads SluRgers.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-Cravats
found Alexander for single. double and
triple. driving In five Of Philadelphia
runs in ChicAgo'k inaugural game hero to.
day which tho locn's won liendrn -
placed Alexander IN the sixth
The EFarp
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Chicago
philadelphia


Nbatcd Tor Alexander IN sixth.
NNhatt,d for HendrE iu eighth
Score by innings
Chicago ......'....... .0OO. 100 Oul-g
Philadelphia ........ ....gul .aN uH, ,-.1
summary. Ran Pick Lear. Trarcc.
Williams, Mcu'cl Rhird Adams Iuderus;
- 'iN tiHuu. f'I iH,T MrrNs kuufrr
Aeuscl, two base hits Pick Ca,ath
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ST Jomnh. 4. Jnnlin- O

ST JOSEPH NAV - The Joplin MIN
ers hat kotIslnick hard today and taking
advantage OF 81 Joseph misplays won the
final game Of the series 9 to-
Tho Arnrr.
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American Association.

A. Minneapolis 2. Kansas Cgy :.
A. Si-iaul /, Milwaukee %
''her games postponed, rain.
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Texas League

A. Fort Worth-San Antonio. rain
At Dallas I, Houston s.
Al Waco 3, Galveston I A
At Shreveport ~. Beaumont Z.
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OMAHA May 2J--umaha won from tho
Wichita club today bv the sco-e Of 10 1
Roth shnkl- for Omaha and Norman Tor
Wichita wrrr hit hard
The score.
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summary Runs MrBudn Miller. Var.
yAn Narbeau, Jackson Douita nastaug
. Shnklo errors Berger Miller Nor
man BBrb'auE struck out. hy Slinke
BY Norman :, two.h,srg hi,s. harbeaR
hHc hits, llacu, BashAnr Shinklr. RAr.
h"nu. double plays. Donira 70 Barbeau to
Jackson. Nswsshs ~ miller len On hsses
Omaha b, Wichita time 40 umpire.
Jacobs
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score by innings
Joplin ...... ......... Ola OO5 Ono-n
ST.. Joseph ...........- 100 OOl 600
summary Runs smith Thomson Ilus
wit Horau. Briebeck Lamb. Mclver Col
lins Marks Kcllsher. polau. Miller Brrr .
uFAn errors Smith kclleher ? polan
Miller Br"naeau three base hit. Kelphcr
two base hits Lamb Hulswitt CollinN
sarriftr hits Uorau, Lamb; double play.
CONNOLLY to kcilehcr 10 MilIcr. left on
bases -, Joseph l. Joplin q bases ON
balls or Eopelnlrt . struck out by
kotIoluck 4, nv MARKS J umpire. Holmes
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hr. N,,.r uon OlO Geo -
Mn.l,. 600 600 600 %
Da,i. ,,,|'. ,,| nus. Brukaw. Cleveland
HcNi,t mN'i sacrifice lils. WufrIi
II. de-. url'h l'fI ON bases. Tulsa
hmmn,, n"incs I struck out. nv
balls o,, - Nv iiaincs I; bases ON
w hlmmock 3. Off HaInes I"
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SUMMARY Runs IIndamofc, Drihtcl m
ter', Jones =, schmidt a Bat . errors
GriEgs Falk AdAms Hank. DEBATE: two.
base hits. DEBATE. walker; three base hit
tast. saCrihge hR. Jones. sacrifice nys
Griffin, Moran stolen base Thomson
double play. Jones 20 Andrews TO Walker
loft on bases, Oklahoma Ciiy 2 Sioux Cib
. bases on balls. ott Fast ? of Apple
gate I. on Griffin / struck OUT. by FAsI
~ by Arpl~EAte . bv Griffin 7 passed
bail Griffin time, 80, umpircA DSly
and SchAtny
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New York


NliAtted for May In ninth,
Score by inHings.
st Louis .......,...... 900 uIp lhn--h
New York ,..........O 600 IO2 loI-7
summary Runs Shptiur 2 ~i",t y.
Dihoefer smith. Burns. Chase ., Doyle ..
Kaun Fletcher; errors. Doyle.
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Lofty Hewitt ls good man 20
play the ouifIeld In d pinch and his
hitting Is an that could be desired
but Lofty Is too good pitcher 20 be
kept there permanently
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frospcctor, GmnsfordO. first.
Paris Maid, CGnrnerl. second, Dave
Hogan, tDonahuc), third Time,
IsEg
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Races
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.


bisrussion. lRohinsonl. first. I'M
prasHive, OIowardl. second, lluf-
rnkcr, (Willis), third. Time, III,
Nrt,Ond NnCc. MI, nnd SiNics.nih.
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JACK SON trlsS 3. errors, Wick. pssGia'
stolen base, schalt dcnblc plays, RDbers
to Pipp, b. Collins 10 RisberE to dsudil
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Fufth Racc, Mile and sixteenth.

BaHillus. (RobinsonD, first; Sands
OF Pleasure. tGrothJ. second Han.
ovia, (Morys). third Time. l.t9 SO.
sixth Rarc. Mile and sixteenth.