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Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-05

place of examination. may be exanlin- ed.
 Copies of regulations, and sample of examination papers will be mailed to any boy who is interested in taking the examsnsation. and all bays wish ing to do so, should communicate with Senator Mclean at once giving name, age and place of birth
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-05
WHAT EVERY WOMAN COVETS A Handsome, Sweet-Smelling
 Cedar Chest

he decate baisamc fragrance of the red cedar hint of Christmas Close your eyes, take sni and you conure up visions of snowy hilsides dotted with Christ trees-you the Christmas candles burning you the stockings hanging around the mantslpece The good lady whom you have in mind knows just what to do with this Cedar Chest 1t will hold many of her cherished possessions, and it will keep them in perfect order Our large assortment includes plain designs some banded with copper, some of rather heavier design Should you not wish have the chest delivered at once will hold it for you. you have an account with us will charge it and deliver your convenience If you have account you may make deposit on the payment and we will hold the chest for your farther orders.
 THE PRICES ARE:-
 s1s.oo s1zoo, s1soo s2ooo, @$22.5o $2s.oos s24oo,
 $25OO, $3O.O0, $32.O0
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-05
cAMPAleN sHRAPNEL.

I'd rxther be Bob Ineersoll on the day Of judgment, it he was honest. than some of you, for he said he didn't believe in Christ and treat cd him accordingly, while you say you do believe in Christ, then you treat Hlm as though you didn't.
 Some people cay there is no devil. We'll, you can't travel far Id Norwich without seeing a good dsaI of devilishness. No devil, how 6n you know 1t? Who's carrying on his business.
 The devil Is like God in one par. tisular, he is no respecter of per sesas.
 Sin u the greatest disease that Norwich has ever known.
 Sin ls the undertaken at every funeral, sin is the spade that digs every grave.
 Give me three letters and ! can xnelI all the misery that you have ever kncwn-S-l-N. You can't say the word without hearing the hiss of the serpent away back in the garden of Eden Sin.
 CAMPAIGN DATES. 10 to 1o.3o p. rn., Friday-Wo- mems nsishborhood prayer meet
 S.15 p. rn.-Men's prayer meeting af Central Baptist church. 7.30 D. m.-Evangelistic meeting
 with sermon by Gypsy Smith, Jr.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-05

Dorothy Parsons, 2.42o; Helen Bank CT, 1000; Frances Baker, 800.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-05
STREET DEPARTMENT HAS
 ITS OWN GASOLINE TANK

On Chestnut street alongside the city barn the street department has just had a 545 gallon gasoline tank and pump installed from which the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-26
BARNES WINS WESTERN |
EQUALS WORLD RECORD
IN GOLF TITLE PLAY
Harry Hampton TIES with Champion
HnEen for Seventh Place, with
202 Strokes.
rBy Associated prcss.l

CLEVELAND. July 25.-Equalins the
worlds record OF 2S3 strokes for an
open golf championship. James Barnes,
of Sunset Hill Club, 81. Louis. today
won the Western open golf champion
ship from $50 leading golfers of Amer
lea over tho 6.26O.yard links of the
Mayfeld Country Club. leading Leo
Diegel, OF Detroit, By three strokes and
Jack Hutchinson. of Chicago, by four.
Barnes also earned the distinction of
beins the only one 10 win the title
three times. lie wo:! in 1919 at Inter
iachen Club. Minneapolis. and in 1917 at
set the lowest score recorded for seven
ty-two holes medal play. He held the
title over 1918 on account. Of the war.
Hampton Ties Champion.
In addition to the three leaders. Fred
Mcleod, of WASHINGTON. and Otto
Hackbarth, of Cincinnati, with 2SS
each: Bob Mcdonald. of Chicago. with
2al: Walter Hagen. Of Detroit. l.ional
Richmond. Va. with 2a2 each. and Will
lie Kidd. of ST. Louis. with 200. also
finished in the money. while George
Sarge I. Of Wnneapolis: Emmett
OF Fox Hills. i. y. tied for tenth
place.
record 80. one under pa for the ,heayi-
~ trapped course on "Wednesday. He
took par 20 for the second round on
Thursday. leading the field by four
strokes.
OF the sixty-iive who started the last
two rounds. having qualified with lGO
or better for tho first thirty-siX holes,
seven withdrew before tho day was
over. Among those WAS Gil Nichols. OF
New York, who adaod fine II this
morning 20 pair OF 7Ss. only to get
bad start this afternoon. This so
exaSperated tho veteran. known to :wo
continents, that he broke up his clubs
and threw them away IN disgust
Scores az those who hnished. with
the final round and grand total include:
Harry Hampton. Richmond. 5o-oa2;
Jack Burgess, Asheville. Si3lo.
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D0UGHBOYS WANT GAMES
Twelfth Infantry Team of Ncwport
News Would Like TO Meet
LoCni Clubs.

The Twelfth United States Infantry
baseball team. OF Newport News is
anxious 20 set single games or a series
OF games with Sem!pro clubs around
Richmond. The doughboyS' outfit is
rated as one OF the best in the Tide
water. gaining this reputation by de
teating the best that went up against
them
Tho string OF wins includes "A ; to
victory over the Newport News team
of the Virginia League In recent
exhibition contest. The Twelt,h's line
up includes players who were with
fast semiDro teams in the Middle West
and East prior TO enlistment. Games
may be booked by communicating with
Sergeant Jay r. Vessels. Headquarters
Company. Twelfth Infantry, Camp
Stuart. Newport News. Va
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

EMr5RE n GiJT !py 4, -Ei5;
TO :, out; ?9u'. Won Bru,pt. ioi Cri,z,. %
iRickcr.ekl. to l, J TO :. 20 :. third
CONNIE c. los twansJ, II 10 10. / to l. out
Won: Conduit. H. tFator), TO 3. to s.
out. second; John ! Day. III tR!ckcreek>,
!" !. 70 >. out. third. Time go: J .
Third rsce--onc mile and seventy Yard.
Miirac-. 10; (Butwclit, - TO ;. 10 10 = 10
,. won: Ptedta. liz tStalker). | 0to ]. 10
!. - To !, second; po,taS Best. 10, tColt!-
l"ttD, % to 7. - 10 !. to ]. third. Tine
800 Ti"pn. Dahinda. Carmeiite. Gleip-
nor, lila zonry. ran.
Fourth rars--ahout six furlonEs Startling
III 'ButwelD. 10 to l. To |. to l. won
Quictud". lo7 tNolau). . to !. " to even
second: Ticklish, III tFairhroth"rl to :.
sslh!l: slippery Elm. ,whimsy. bil Mccoy
E*rhmtr. Rackbay. also ran.
Fifth racc-Maiden Jockeys. mile and
sixteenth. CrcpusCule, III Crryon). Q to
= 70 ) out; won: Toatsio0!, TO- LLux},
2. tMayol, to 20 l.. to 10. third
E!u"--i:iS -. Salvatcilc. Scarchi!sht Ill.
Favour, ran.
Sixth ce--two- year-olds. selling. hve fur
Longs. Orleans Girl. lc5 CSchut,imEcr) Is to
. 10 . to O.. won. our Maid. i0j Cfa tori
10 TO >. TO D. second: Jean Bulian..
l:ol 3-5. Saint Rose. Frenzela. Marccile NJ
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AMERICAN GOLFERS WIN
"Chf"k" Evans, Travers, I<irkby and
Onimet Put In Great Games
AEainst Cnnndians.
IBy Associated1.r...1

HAMILTON. ONT. July o5.-Ameri-
can pairs won all five matches today
in the four ball contests between the
United states Golf Association and the
Royal Canadian Golf Association at TN
Hamilton Golf and Country Club at
.tnCastcr
Two matches were decided on the
hna green when Canadian players
missed puts. In these Chick" Evans
Chicago. and f. NJ, Byers, Pittsbursh,
d; defeated William McLuckie and w j.
Thompson. Toronto and Jerome Ira
vrrs and Oswald kirkby. New Jersey
champion. outplayed r. p. Reith anG
+ S. McDouSail. Montreal Reith and
McDouEall led on the first nine holes,
two Up but fell down in their play
the second nine.
Remarkable putting by Francis Out
met Brookline, enabled Ouimct and
John G. Anderson. New York to defeat
George S. Lyon and Godfrey Turpin,
three up and two TO play.
Bobby Jones. Atlanta. and w. c.
Fownes Jr.. were held even at the
turn by j. Haddon and T. G. Hobiitzell,
Canadians, but later obtained a win
Ming lead
Play in the afternoon consisted Of
ten two-hall contests.
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URGES HEAVIER WEIGHTS
FOR RACE HORSE RIDERS
Corbett Says Mans Good JOCKEYS
Forced From Track by
Old Rules.
MERE BOYS NOW PLOTTING
Speedy Animals Often Lose Because
of inefficient Guiding Brought
About by inexperienced Talent.
Hurts Running Events.
BY JAMES j. Conn,,rr

NEW YORK, July 90, seem,
strange that those who have the in
te-eais OF horse racing at heart do nor
attempt 10 force through a rule to in
crease the we.gn's that horse must
carry. Such course would permit
inc employment of experienced lock
ey5 VINO nov arc out OF the game be-
cause they are too bulky
II that came about, then the stand
arc Of racing In this country wouia
L" INCREASED immcasureahly, and thore
would not be so many weird contests
prentice boys are astride
The saddest feature about the turf
game here is tho fact that just ano,,t
ness he IS forced out Of il by the
eight rules.
United States, which are radically di.
!cTent from those In Europe the ma
lortty OF horses in this country carry
little more than feather on their
a. throw morse into the race with
as low weight as possible rather
able a tullhcdged Jockey 70 be aboard.
thus assuring a well run race.
Here's the situation in brief: The
majority Of Jockeys IN the United States
'oday are boys .: fourteen. hfteen, slx-
tccn and seventeen years Of age. Nat
uraliy. - such "a time in life, their
enough to mako al required weights.
AS the years pass this boy is schColed
b% experience, and when ne gets 10 The
aSc ~ nineteen. twenty. twcntyy-one
and twcntytwo he has learned a Won
de-ful lot about the handling OF horses
lie becomes a really valua bio man in
the turf g.,mc Eut iusl bout tho
tino tndt he reaches tho age OF mature
Judgment nature has put so much
weight on his frame tl.at he is forced
out Of the game entirely or can get
mounts ONLY IN the occasional high
weight handicaps.
Here Nc have thc case o! johnny
!.oitus. Americas Ereatest Jockey:
Jimmy But"e!i, Lawrence Like and a
most Oh others who served their ap-
premiership years ago. They made a
through the Years they learned their
lesson anu now their brains have do
'eloped 20 point where they are
really iuacvc!s III their ability 10
handle horses. But Zach OF them gets
oN!y a few mounts each week simply
because most Of them cannot scale less
than ~ or ll5 pounds. and the aver
- Wi! below that mark
insr'iore IN" Job Of plotting horses
dcro!ves largely upon one Of The
youngsters who can make the weight.
ait VINO lacks SIKH. They make many
fearful h!undcrs. and. due to poor rides.
class horses are beaten again and
again.
some day the racing omc!als fl ~.
United states Will wake up 10 the fact
that permitting horses 10 so into races
carrying IS, 90. IS. So, TOO. lO2. 1906
los and 10 pounds is "a foolish practice.
II permits nothing but mere boys to
ride. And then they vii! III, the
weights and boom racing sim more
Copyright 1919.
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PIRATES LOSE TO REDS.
ElLER FANS NINE BATSMEN
AND GIVES BUT FOUR HITS
Cincinnati Team Fields SensntionaIIy
and Defeats Pittsburgh by
Score Of & to O.
IBy Associated press.1

PITTSBURGH. July 25.-Enective
pitching by Ellcr and nsational field.
ing by his team gave Cincinnati 4
too victory over Pittsburgh today
Filler retired nine men on strikeouts
gave the home team only four scat
tered hits and was very steady in the
pincheS. The fielding of Ncalc and
Roush featured the game. Score:
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BatIed for McGraw in ninth.
Boston ........... 0n00 : {
summary: Two-ba:e hits-Pratt. Peci;in-
pauIn. shannon Thrcc-basr hi,-Peckin-
rtice hits-Pratt. Scott az. Roth Sacrtii,,.
neS,-Plpp. Lamar. ;.efl has~S-New
York; s: Boston. g Bases on baiIs-Russen
- Shore. /: McGraw. .: Ruth. / Hits
on Russell. . In I: Shore. In /: McGraw
in , III. ny pitcher.-by McGraw /
out-bv Russell. 3 Shore. / Wild bitch
Russell. =. Losing pitchcr-Rus.eU
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ATHLETICS, 6; SENATORS, q
ISy Associuted lress

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Philadelphia
won All exciting cleven-inning game
from Washington today. to s. The
locals came from behind and tied it up
by opportune hitting in the eighth and
ninth inninS but were defeated in the
eleventh when Walkers double. Burns
triple and Perkins single netted two
runs Scnrp
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CUBS, I; CARDINALS, O
tRy Associated rrtss.1

ST. LOUIS, July 25.--St. Louis got
only two hits off Vaughan and lost to
Chicago today. 10 o. Flack, first man
up for the Cubs, scored the only run
OF the game. Hc singled, took second
on r pass TO Hollocher. was safe at
third when Millcr's throw on Masec's
hunt was too lntc and tailed when
Alasce and Merkle were being doubled
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DETROIT, II; CLEVELAND, 5

CLEVELAND, July 25.-Detroit hit
clevelands pitchers hard and had no
trouble in making il two straight,
winning by Il score of Il to s. Clevc-
land was able to bunch hits off DauSs
in only three innings Manager
Speaker injured his left leg in maxi
inE sensational diving catch of
drive by Cobb in the eighth inning
and was forced TO retire. Score:
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GIANTS, 6; BRAVES, O
ICY Associated Press !

NEW YORK, July 25.-The New
York Giants won their seventh straiCh,
game here today, defeating Boston, S
to o. Toney held the Braves to four
scattered hits. Rudolph also pitched
well but the Giants punched hits with
koston'S errors. Chase hit his third
home run in the last four games. score;
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MURPHY WINS TWO RACES |
CLOSING DAY OF TOLEDO
MEET SEES FAST EVENTS
Victories of Fcnestn md Direct C.
burnett Make Double Win for
Them In Week.


TOLEDO. OHIO. July 25.-The final
day of the Toledo Grand Circuit meet
ing here today was featured by fast
Nme and holly contested events Two
OF them going Into extra heats for a
decision Tommy Murphy. the Pou;h-
keepsle driver, won the 2:15 trot with
fenes'a IN straight heats, and the
tort Meigs $4,000 stake In the a:lo
pace with Direct c. Burnett, but four
meats were necessary in both the go.
pace aud 2:l3 trot. which were won
Dy Mcmahon Will Belle .,lcantara and
hEde with Joseph Guy respectively.
The hrst two heats in the 2:o4 pace
went In the time OF 2:02l-4. The
race was between Belle Alcantara and
Lizzie March. the latter iinishin. frs,
IN the opening heat.
Murphy's two victories today made
1t double win with both horses hero
this week. Most of the horses we're
shipped tonight TO Columbus.
Summaries:
?:l5 TRor
Three heats: purse. $1,000
rcnesta; blk. IN. By San Francisco
RoHann, Moore. b In m by ''ot; ra,oiio l
Peer Col.y: b. n. BY Pete: the Great
Ling watts. Dut? Round. DR., Elunrn = -,.:
Night Alexander n. Lorcnz B,!iiny ,nJ
Brownie Watts also ran. Time. 49, .:6ti.
200 PACE
Thre. heats: purse. NDo
Belle Alcantara. h nj. by sir Al.
cantarA tMCMahoIn ............. II,
Lzt!e March. ch. m. by Prince
March 'I.swrrnceb ..........,,... I 4
Southhcnd Girl. br m. by lirr.,
Heart tSturEeon) ..............., . E,
Time 2;n3h 2:o.I ?:0i, 20al.
Three heats; purse 5000
Drect G Burnett. %. T. by D!rec,
la! tMurphyJ ............ ......... 7
ch.. hy Dan Fa,ch
>. tLoo!nisp ..'............ ............... . =
Eva Abbey. ch. m. by the Abs.
lfdlln! :....-.-...... .................. : z
Cray Hal, Harvester ana W.liiuc,or 10,
rect. Barney Rel. Gold Quart Cjrs,,,n n.
gent husband i:sss,e md Kathleen Gale
.i3 rROT
Three hats: nurse. tit"o
joseph GUY. n &. b. Guy AK.
, worthy tHydcD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :
Pine Hal, b. 3. b. Harvest
sl!!to:sS b r &c 81 sll,ko iGrsyj !: s.
d, II, rom nm. Dirsc,un Leo and Turkey 1rot
.:oe'. 2tsiz. ::lSI.
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Richmond
PetcrshIIrc.
...c0hhnnnnnnnnN

Richmond ~ ohhhnoaonoooh ~
Petersburg ...... '00i OUIHGono
summary. Two hase hits--tiroutev Wood
btunst poo hTsn 5asS hits,,srown stolen
h.'s- ecoa"ell Ce). Parker Moran Wnkev
sacfih-e N!e;-G:outey, Double p!avs--i'av
70 Pool l.ci' Oh bases Richmond IL.
70 burg. H. First on error Richmond
= ieic.s hIrS. Bias. halis-of Rrunrr
- OF III Lprgh,iH. /. on CoV!ngton HIS
on rune. ! n . Is iHniaGs: on McI.ourh.
IN. IN innings Struck out--bv
B!Grr. ! BY t0ViuEtoN. :: hV NcIouvhlip
Time q: ramc-?.51. Umpires-I.a ROGUE
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VIII VIC e"'''' '7S0
st. Louis. Chicago

Chicago ...........:...o 0 > / o rs
; u M III a y: Two base hits-Sevcrcid,
hi,-Kcrr. Home run--K. Williams Stolen
hasc-Fclsch. Sacrifice hts-Gcdeon. Smith.
Sister. Kerr, Sacrifice ly,-Leibold. Double
niafy-M Nc VII. TO- /, r. Collins to RishcrE
Base on halls,om 6 williams. i; Daxcn-
ltams. 3 in 20. Kerr ! in 7l;$: Davcn-
port, IN tnone out in eighth. Galia
ny Davenport. r Collins. struck out-by
&. Williams. 2: Kerr. g. Davenport. 5 Wild
pitch-kcrr;, Winning pitcher-Kerr. Losing
pitcher-C;a lila
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RED SOX, 8; YANKEES, 8

BOSTON July 25.-Boston made II
TWO straight from New York TODAY
winning. to s. Ruth ou;pitchcd ali
three of the visitors hurlers in the
pinches: Russell pitched we'll until the
hIth' "hen i1oSton made FIVE runs, with
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WHITE S0x BEAT BROWNS
DAVENPORT AND GALLIA
DISPLAY LOOSE PITCHING
Chicago Hits OPPORTUNITY and wins,
g, to 4. While Pitcher Will
ltamS Is Hurt.
tBy Associated Pres;.l

CHICAGO July 25.---Chicago hit op-
portuncly against the loose pitching
OF Davenport and Gallia. and made it
two straight from St Louis. to I.
today Pitcher Claude Williams was
hit on the side of the head by drive
off Scvereid's bat in the second inning.
and had to retire from the game. Score:
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TRUCKERS, 2; TARS, |

NORFOLK. VA. Julv o5-por,s-
mouth defeated Norfolk again today
by the same.scor as tina, OF yesterday.
? 10 The fuckers ou;ran the Tars
on the bases ana had the best Of The
breaks Of The game
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Detroit.
IS II II o Totals


r,Na0oT EVI IHIIIITH III SHVrhth
iEattcd for the in ninth.
Score by innings: n
Detroit ...........,.n O 4 q q n -
cleveland ..::....:...l o {" o O. 8
summary: Two base hitS-Ainsmith Hell.
mann. shorten. Cobb Ncach Bush Sneak
,r. WamhSsanss. Three. base hits Bush
Aeach; Chapman Home Smith Sacri.
nee hits Young. shorten Bush DouhI,
playEYounG 10 Bush 10 Heilmann Lstt
ON halls-of Dauss .: Iaspcr. !. pbiiIInS
: Ih'e iiits-oh Jaspcr. 10 in ii;mimss
thone out in SEVENTH; Phillips " in | libis
IN Struck out-by Phillips ]: Uhie l.
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BRO0KLY I'm, 5; PHlLLIES, o
LBy Associated Press1

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Crihith's
home run, scoring johnson ahead OF
him in the first inning, proved sufficient
for Brooklyn to defeat Philade lphia to-
day. the final score heing 3 TO o.
Ffeffcr held the Phillies safe through
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Iran for johnson in eleventh.
Score by innings: r
r rnlstslr'hl II oooSo 3-s
summary: Two base hits-Strunk Rice
Walker. Three base h,.s-Thqmas. Picinich.
hits--Murphy. Shanlls. Strunk. Foster Left
on scs-Phi!adclphia. (. Washington, q
Ease on ballS-off Erickson. :: Perry
Hits-oh Erickson In S; Gill. 3 in
struck out,-Pcrry. |; Erickson 6. Losing
ritchsr-liill.
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VIRGINIA I,EtGt,E

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Petersburg. {: Richmond. =.
SUFFOLK. =: Newport News, I.
Portsmouth. .; Norfolk. I.
GAMES TO-DAY
Norfolk at Portsmouth,.
Petersburg at Richmond
Newport NcMs at Suffolk
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. d; Philadelphia. o.
Cincinnati. &; Pittsburgh o.
New York. q; Boston. o.
Chicago. !; st. Louis. D.
GAMES TODAY.
Boston Mt New York.
Brooklyn ut Philadclphiu
Cincinnati ut Pittsburgh.
Chicago ut st. Louis
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Portsmouth


rs snm3ma ~ Zee 2" balls,on McG.oash.
~, OH Mels struck out-bv Me-
Lynch. Saor fec hite Ballinrer AID Leigh.
~ Nio!eA bases Rooney wild ptrh--M Ne
S!olsN4!H t-=rCcG runs Portsmouth I.
No"tr.;o.h ut by pt:hed ball Rooney.
!:Nfi on 1aS' Port s'unuth = Norfolk
umnires-snsefsr ana NcGrew rime. l.t5
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AMERICAN IE.GuE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Dstroit. H.; Cleveland. s.
phitndelphia. g; Washingtop g.
Chicago. q: ST. Louis. L.
Boston. B; New York. @.
GAMES TO-DAY.
ST. Louis ut Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
PhiladclDhii. mt Wu>linEton
New York nt Boston.
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Chicago.
ST. Lonis.
totals .'....So Totals ..?s
..sat'ed for Doak in eighth

Score by innings. n
"'Natn ..'..... .-...............l ocnn0oO-l
Summaav Stolen hases-Ho!lochos sac
I I.>. and Milisr: EiiifeT and Hoiio"hcT1'
Lett on basts-chicako 3: ST Louis Rase
or ha!s-oh Vaughan 2: Doak tIi;s
IN Doak, In struck out-bv Vaughan,
81 ooak j. Losing piiCher-poak
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New A'orI,

shore finishing that inning.
Schang and shannon hit timely.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis. 3: Atlanta. l.
Nashville. :; New Orleans. o.
Chattanooga. -: Mobile. ..
Little Rock, Z; Birmingham. S.
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run-Ghase. Stolen bastt-Cruise Kaun.
Raird. Sacrifice hits-Poweli. Chase Dou-
bic plsys-Gowdy and Boeckel Left on
basH. . York 3; Boston, s. Base ON
by Toney. 4: Rudolph !. Passed oall-Mc-
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Suffolk
Newport News.

Replaced Munch IN ninth
SSssGWdpI2R'' New i S99S 81
N{ summary Esraad rans-sn,to,n Q M G-.;
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= Two-base hit-GilhaIn. struck out-by Col.
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). nagan 70, Whitcraft; Crow 10 pullman
: Isssea ba!i-Hi!ham Sacrifice hitS-J Mar
IN oTTnht,!y' stolen beSes-Gooch Al.
len nmmpite-"a!Ah. Tlme-l 30. Atten.
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Brook,

bic rlay-olson. Johnston and Konetchv
Lett on bascs-Rrooklyn. 4: Phiad lphia
. Base on balls-of HoCe - Pfrhcr. |
tits.oh Hors. 5 in Ia: Packard. . in SIS
struck out-hv Packard. !: Ptencr. :" Los
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Binghamton, I: Jersey City, 0.
Rochester. o; Newark. Z.
Toronto, .: Baltimore. 3.
Buffalo. .: Reading, o.
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 3; Kansas City, 4.
Columbus. s: Minneapolis. :.
Indianapolis. .; Milwaukee, 5.
Toledo, q: st. Paul. {.
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Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh,

IoE"Is '.''''0d 8 . I Tota1s 900.
'Batted for Moiiwitz in ninth.
Score by innings:
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Philadelpl,is.

Totals .....4o / Totals $50. e 4 l.,
'8atted for Erickson in eighth.
tBatted for Gil! In eleventh
IRAN for johnson in eleventh.