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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-29
TEN KILLED IN FESTIVAL.

Tokio-(By Mail.)-The dense
mass of merrymakers at the Nichi-
rem festival at Omori was suddenly
changed into Mortified throng when
three tramcars dashed into its midst.
Ten persons were killed and others
were seriously hurt.
The motorman and conductor of
the train are being held on man
slaughter charges.
& The festival attracted unusually
large numbers due to prosperity in
the gay quarters.
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caumoogra
results administer
Holman
properties it would be much effective.
Kalh hospital.
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the discharged patients have revealed
mo trace Of the leprosy germ.
Chaulmoogra oil. obtained from
the seeds Of the taraxogenes Eurzil,
for SO years known as the specific for
leprosy, is the only medicine use1 IL
effecting the cures at the Kalihi hos-
pital, the oil having been perfected for
the treatment by refining process
discovered by DR.. A. L. Dean, profess
sor Of chemistry and president Of the
University Of Hawaii Dr Harry r
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subscribe for The Pioneer.
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is 'keep the kidneys in good order"
"Avoid too much meat, alcohol or tea
Drink plenty of pure water, preferably
hot water, before meals, and drive the
uric acid out of the system by taking
Anuric." This can be obtained at
almost any drug store.
Send bottle of water to the chemist
at DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
N. Y, and you will receive free medical
advice as to whether the kidneys are
affected. When your kidneys get slug
gish and clog, you suffer from backache,
sick-headache, dizzy spells, or twinges
and pains of lumbago, rheumatism or
govt; or sleep is disturbed two or three
times night, take heed, before too late.
Get Anuric (anti-uric-acid), for it will
put new life into your kidneys and your
entire system Ask your nearest drug
gist for it or send Or. Pierce ten cents
Tor trial package.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-29
LOOKING THE PART.

"That eldest son Of yours is going
around with portentous frown on
his face, Uncle Aleck. Has he got
a crouch about anything in particu-
lar?''
mot as l know of. I think he's
taking course in will power some
where. "-Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal.
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lepers Made Clean by Vegetable Oil in Hawaii

ENCOURAGEMENT complete
II territorial hospital
paroed without
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Quite HenqIish, This.

"Hout" cried the umpire as the
wicket keeper made a catch.
Look ERE" protested the batsman.
''it wasn't Off my bat, it was off my
cad"
"Oh!" said the umpire. "My mis-
take. card the ball it wood and I sup
posed it was off the bat."-Bostoa
Evening Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16

To Meet
Stewart
Champion Fe2thcrveight VIII meet
Walter ("Goo') Stewart Here In
Sertcmbcr or E@"ly October.

At last "C;n"'' Stewart. tho local
fr!th, rwriGhr. will meet Johnny Nil
lar. ,hampirn f"ath"rwciEht of tie
world. The bout will be staged at IN"
N,'n.,l;r,, park casino during tho latter
part uf September az carly october.
Tho following telegram was rccclr'o
last evening by tho sporting editor OF
Tn, Iut"llIgCrrrr from Promoter q. W.
Urlr. - H." Wheeling Athletic asSocia-
on. WHO ia in Cleveland looking AFTER
good men FOR bout" here:
"Jnhrny Kilhanr IN wheeling late
s:crt"r:hor or carly October, Stewart.
THIS means th;u lh" Wheeling boxing
fans arc soon Ia get their first glimpse
.Cf The C"athcrwc' III; champion IN actloA.
Krlhanc knocked out Abe At'"l In 1911
and has held the title To date. The
cEarlp is the Cl"vcrcSt fighter in IN"
fcrth, rwrirht class and iS *Hm"what
yunrr.or to tn" local boy in ring gen
oral&hip. but despite th"s" facts stewart
VIII mnk" Inn extend himself I" IN"
limit by his determination |" get thn
t:tl.. If there is POSSIBLE" chnnc" OF
doing So.
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RAI|ERS AND FERRY EAGLES To
BATTLE At LEAGUE PARK SUNDAY
ATTENDING NATIONAL
GOLF TOURNAMENT

Several Wheeling people loft yesterday
for Pittsburgh 10 attend III" %'ti"nnl
.tmatcur G"li Tournament which &c be-
ins hrld at The OL>.nnnt ''untry Cub
ThrS" wh" arr attending IN" tournament
mr., Nr. G"""E M"wiri. Mr. VIM. +"
R"wud. Nr. Harold l:l"Ch. t"b"r; E"wnd
and Jul" i'u!inrk.
Arlicur "hrmI,.ons from all over III"
country Will H." at ia" t"G~ul;HtnJ,
among whom will h" tn" famous th!'k
Evans of Chicago. Dob Johnson Of ~
lantH. ia. and Francis Qu:m";. atl VIII
known chtmpi"N5 cf stellar nhSniiui".
The first qualification round VIII h.
played of today. f"cm which Gi VII l."
picked out "f 200 entered. following up
with IN" second rou%d To l." played on
Monday .uut "G whirh - Will u" ""l"ci'd.
playing on through Lh" week until the
final elimination. which will h" played
off IN Saturday Of next week.
Tho first round Will BE- played off today
over Is kcl"S and that Of Monday Will
take in 81 holes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
GREASY NEALE
PLIERS THREE
BASES IN 9Th
Enormous Crowd Sees New
York's Pennant Hopes
Dashed to the Ground

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-The New
York Giants virtually were put out OF
the National league race here today
when the Cincinnati Reds defeated them
in both games Of a double header. win
ming the series. four games out or SIX.
Cincinnati won the first game by a score
~ 4 To 3 and the second game to 0.
The Reds, as n result OF their visit M
creased their lead to six and one half
Tho crowd was OF the greatest in
baseball and got out OF tie hands Of the
local management. The crowd crashed
through both the Eighth avenue and
Speedway gates and climbed over the
turnstilns.
Shortly after the game started.
steel railing against which the ncom-
ing spectators were pressing gave way
thirty persons falling twenty feet TO
tho concrete stand below. Fifteen who
required medical attention were taken
10 hospitals One victim was reported
tonight 10 be dying from fracture OF
tho skull and internal injuries. Fans
oven climbed over the high bleacher
fence in center field BY e:30 p. M. all
gates were shut. Il was estimated that
4n.0no were in the park and at least
half tina, many denied admission. me
polirc cut off the crowd two blocks from
The mark. Tho crowd was more aroused
than at any % tho other games or tho
series and quit" a shower o. pop
bottles fsil around the Rcd players late
in n" game.
For tho first time in years. tho polio"
wore called into tho park. They came
IN after tho first game. when bottles had
been thrown at CINCINNATI players. Tn"
crowd surgrd on tho field and center
fielder RcuSh was completely cnT"lopod.
CITY and special polio" then pushed back
tho crowd and after an intcrmtSS'on
the game. was finished under ground
rules.
F.r!cr's hitting ard pitching Won the
first game for. Cincinnati. II" pitched
q strong gam" and hit n home run with
two mon on base.
Pay Fisher. former New for;
American pitcher. shut-out the Giants IN
tho second game. It was the NTH time
that New York had been shut out THIS
season. Benton also pitched strong
game and all If Cincnnatts hits were
h.lnchod on him in III" sixth inn!HE'
Fisher walked with ono out and Rath.
Dauhert. Groh and Roush followed with
singles, Fisher. Rath and DauhHrt scor-
ing. The hits by Rath and Groh "ei"
scratches. Ssale scored on DuhuS III
thc ninth wh,r h. walked stole second
third AMI home. the latter in c"nlunc-
zion with NIayoc on 4 double steal.
First Game.
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WILL.
PLAY WITHOUT
PRACTICE SHOT

rITTSETEGH. ATc. l".--'harl"s
rhirk) F.vana. Tho i;'l" h"l!Cr Will
start IN IN" preliminary qualifying
round in the National Amateur Golf
Championship tomorrow without hay
ing sho, practice round over tho oak
mon Country I1Vh r"IrS". Ev"ns did
not arrnar nj tn" ,luh today ana tcl"-
,,rlp!ird a request that h" b" assigned
a lrtr rtartinS tin" tomorrow.
Francis Ouimct Of Boston. thought
Ivy many To hc III" Chtnpi"n's principal
r,va! in tho tnurnam"nt was on the
Allegheny County hills and pA!"S All
DAY. lie shot 4 in tic morning. but
his play fell off IN The afternoon.
Perry .ALai-. t. Atlanta golfer. had
tho hcat practice round. perfectly
played -.
81. Louis has IN" distinction OF being
represented by decoration of four
r"hlic links golfers. They arc from tho
forest parI; links ard TWO Of them. Y.
T.. Book, nkamr. runncr-u1 in tho w"s'-
crn championship and James Mani"n.
ST LOUIS city champion. arc expected
To las; we'll into the match play
grounds.
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UNEEDA'S WANT GAMES

The Unecda Match baseball club 70
without games for September and would
like TO hear from some fast amateur
clubs in the Ohio valley for games 70
be played on Sundays and on any
grounds. preferably away from homo.
They would like to hear from the Nee.
O.. nine for game to be played at
Twcnty-sixth street. August a. Tn:
manager of the Klee nine Is requeated
"a call 507 between and O'Clock dur
ing the day. or call 1851 betweerl s
and 1880 o'clock in the evenings and
nsk for Ray.
The schedule for the Unccda team
during tho present month follows: Ar-
gust II. Bcnwood at Bcnwood: August
a. Kahn club at Twenty-sixth street;
August 81. Vance 4. c. at Twenty-sixth
street. and September l. McClainsvihe
at NcClainsvillc in two games.
Tho Cnneda Match is anxious to meet
the Nccf. O.. nine on the Twenty-sixfh
street grounds during September. ThS
manager Of the Neff team Is requested
10 write Joe Weaver. care Wheeling
Products company. Th!rty-hrst ana
Jacob streets. Wheeling.
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CinCy's Double Victory
EnthuSeS Thousands
Of Fans In Wheeling

The double victory OF Cincinnati over
the Giants yesterday at the Polo
Grounds. has set the local followers or
the national pastinc wild with excite
mcnt, and many encouraging remarks
are being made for the Reds to keep
up their winning stride.
No World Series games on record
have cqualcd i'll attendance tn" six game
series between the Giants and the Reds
played "Wednesday, Thursday and yes
tcrday in New York.
After rough going on their recent
road trip the Charts came back to their
home town to oppose the Reds, and
amid jcers from the New York fans
went down to double defeat before the
onslaught o: the lHds. However the
Giants came back on Thursday and
turned the tables by also administering
4 double defeat. The teams yesterday
showed signs of Weakening under tn"
strain, and called into play much OF
their reserve power. but the Reds wero
determined. and came out ut the long
end in both games.
Old timers ar" rejoicing over tho vic
tory of Cincinnati, and are roofing hard
for their CavuriteS. The majority or
fans in this city. are followers of the
Cincinnati Reds, and had given up all
hopes of ever seeing the Reds coping
Il pennant
The fact that much interest IS beinE
taken in the Reds. is somewhat due 10
Greasy Nrale being q Cincy player. He
WAS one OF the big features Of Reds
victory Yesterday. In the ninth inning
OF the second game. Nclle was walked
stole second. third. and home. one or
the most sensational plays ever pulled
off at the Polo grounds.
Wishing the Reds the best Of luck IN
the futur" games. the local fans vii
watch with mu"h interest their work III
the race for the National League PEN
nant
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Split THE DoUBLET.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. list. Louis
and Philadelphia split n double header
today. tho visitors winning the first
game : to .. and tho Locals the second
bv tho same score. In the first contest
ST. Louis foil on Murray for eight hits.
which. with two passes. Noted five
runs in ono and two third innings. HoSS
then relieved him.
Woodward. who pitched six innings OF
tho first game. started tho second FOR
81. Louis and hold tn" Phillt"s hitleSs
for thrco inrincs In tn" fourth pass
to Rlackhuruc. Williams single and n
home run by Mcusel resulted in enough
runs to win tho game. Meadows held
st Louis safe throughout. Score:
c. Ioujs o20 1o1 nnG-7 13 I
phiIadc1nbia In1 ono 0On-2 .
Goodwin Woodward and Clcmons:
Murray and Adams.
second game.
Ct 1ouis... 100 0lo nnn-c 2
pl;r.,dcInbia 900 500 04x--7 5 l
Woodward. Tuoro. Jacobs and Glenn
ons; Meadows and Tragcsser.
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LOSE
BOTH CANES
To BOSTONESE

BOSTON. Aug. 15-Roston won both
games from Pittsburgh today. the first
to and the second 5 TO >. in 10 IN
nin-s. Tho overtime game was 4 duel
between Fillingim and Carlson. tn"
winning run came with the bases full
and ono out on Maranrillc'S single
through the box center. Carcy's center
field play in both games was brilliant.
Adams G:i not allow n man to reach
first in the opening game until the sew
cnth. when 4 had throw by Whitfield. an
other by Blackwell and six singles gave
Boston five runs. With the bases full
in the first. Whittcd'S triple to right
scored three runs. PttsburGh's total.
After the first, Causcy. pitching his first
game for Boston. held the visitors 10
four scattered singles. Score:
First Game,
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R0X|NG FANS WILD OVER FIGHT
1T THE PARK NEXT THURSDAY

camp" ign which he hopes will hrtr= him
tho Championships I'rr% AMI l'' man
arrr only ask for on" NOR" crack IT tn"
champion. HN they ar" both confident
that Ferry viii Win from Erit;un by Il
Knockout.
.I"hnny Griffith fruSlt J""k Eri'ton
fer the eighth tirl" 1T Denver. t"I.. on
Aurust : rrc"iNIng y mc%$nap"r dcciS-
ion OYER IN" rhampnn
",:rir;rn viii tarkl" this lad Grifhlh
ivct nur., too rft"n." declared Tommy
Walsh "rana.,"r IF Griffith.
RI" Eii7-WrllirmE l"ut - again bring
ing out tn" Martins Ferry anI Wheel
INK far:; and Is causing NJ much COM
r;"nt ~ tn" Stewart -iiHiEiaS h-ht of
last week. I"r' boys ~" working hard
nu, oa"h expects t. vim.
Ti,k"l" :" on sal" TO-DAY ut Stewart
EIlans pool p0rl'rs. Mri.urr cigar store
and Fer, Henry Sm"i" House.
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MACKS TO PLAY AT
MOUND CITY TODAY
Crock Will Likely Pitch for tho Locals
Today and Burkhart at Man
ningtou Sunday.

This afternoon the Macks. OF tho East
End. Will take n jaunt 10 Moundsvillc.
whcrr they will oppose tho crack Mound
City aggregation ut the Fifth street ball
park. Tho gam" Will start promptly at
3 o'clock. with Crock on tho mound for
tho Macks and Ncuhardt for tho opposi-
tion. ON Sunday tho MaCks will 20 20
Warrington. The duwn-rivcr aGGrcGa-
ton is confident Of defeating the locals
since their victory over Patterson and
Lin Grove last week.
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TIED WITH NEW YORK.

ST. LOUIS. August l5.-St. Louis bat
ted it's way to an S-to-2victory over I'hil.
adelpha today and went into tic with
New York for fourth place. TIL" Locals
hit Johnson's offerings TO all corners Of
the park, rilinE UP total OF II hits.
including two triples and three doubles.
Score: L. IL. f..
Philadelphia =. 900 OO1 nlO--2
St. Louis. .. goa 100 ol'--S II
Johnson and Perkins. McAvoy; Lciirld
and Serereid.
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TURNED THE TABLES.

CLEVELAND Ohio. August Il
Washington turned the tables ON Clcvc-
land today. winning in tn" ninth inning
by score OF 3 to .. Washington did
not get hit OF Myers until the seventh,
when the first three mon 10 face hir
singled. eli was taken out after ,wo
had singled in the eighth. Shaw WIS
wild but effective except in the fourth.
Score: II. II. +.
Washington -. 600 oOo 2n1--3
Cleveland ...... 600 200 OOO--2
Shaw. Johnson and Picinich. AGncw;
Myers Coveleskie and O'NciIl.
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WHITE SOX co
GOOD On 60TH
Of CON|SkEY

CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-Thc CHICAGO
Americans today. presented Charles
Comiskcy. owner of the White SoH. with
a to 5 victory oTer Boston, after o'Cr-
en- innings. on his sixteenth birthday.
John Collins great base running was
the big factor in ChiCaCoS victory.
Collins went in as pinCh-rInncr for
Gandil who had doubled in In" ninth
inning and scored the tying run with
the aid OF Risborg'S Tarr!iicc and
Schalk's sacrifice fly. He was hit by 4
pitched ball by jones. who replaced
Hoyt in the eleventh inning and scored
when Rishcrg doubled to right field.
Foyt pitched in fine form until tho
eighth. when he weakened. The visit
ors scored their runs by hitting WILL
Jams and Kerr opportunity. Score:
L. II. f..
Boston .....1oo 100 300 oO--5 II !
Chicago -. .oO1 900 931 OF II /
Hoyt. Jones and Schang; Williams,
Kerr, Cicottc and Schalk.
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WILSON PACKERS
Meet Y. & Q. nine

Tho Wils"n-Paul Q. Roymanns will
meet tn" fast y. 6: q. nine OF Martins
Ferry tomorrow afternoon on tho Tun-
mel Green grounds. This is the first
meeting Of these teams and n good game
IS expected. The batteries for the
Packers Will be EnClo or Rushman
pitching and Coon receiving. Just who
will he seen in tho Ferry line UP is not
known.
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OHIO HAN WON.

CHICAGO. August &c. W. I4orimcr.
Of Troy. Ohio. won tho Grand American
TrapShnoting Handicap today ntt"r 4
triple tic. in which Lorim"r. W. T.. Cor
don, Of Mobile. Ala. and l;d N,llyor. II
Alexandria. IA. each scored rs. 1t WAS
LorimcrS' first upp"nr"n"" III tho Gran
American. in which 79S shooters con-
tested.
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BUTLER WINS

'1Tun" Butucr. OF the South Side. de-
fca,cd Jack Dotty. OF Youngstown. Ohio.
Thursday evening Mt the carnival in Mar
tins Ferry. The first fall took six min
yates. Eutlcr getting body scissors
and hammcrlock. The second in three
minutes with q toe mold and hammer
lock. .. 1890. ...-..
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Two base dictionaries.

Two base dictionaries.
Homo run-Ellcr.
stolen haS"$-'irnh. Frsch. Fletcher.
Sacri:iC" hitS--NaC"". chase. RouSh.
Sacrifice HicS-IsouSh.
Double plav.;-t;unzale and Fletcher.
Loft on hasc--Ncw YORK :: Cincin-
nail. q.
Base on halls-On Barnes ,; on Ell
lcff. !.
Hits-OT Barnes. ., in innings; on
Dubur. m > innings.
Hit by pitchcr-Sy Eller thinner
mani.
Struck out-By Barnes. l: by Dubus.
.: by Filler. I.
Losing pitchcr-Barncs.
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Standing o. Cabs.
MAYNARD WANTS GAMES

The NJ r. C. baseball team. OF May
nard. Ohio. is without a game for the
coming Sunday and would like to hear
from som" local amateur nine. Any
teams fishing games should call May
nard 7lO6-Rl3. or write James Jones.
Maynard, Ohio.
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WON BY DODGERS.

BROOKLYN. Aug. 2.-Brooklyr beat
Chicago today 10 l. making It three
victories uut Of ffive games. Grimes
made two singles and double and
drove in both runs off Martin. Barber
mutfs wore responsible for the run orr
Carter. \ base on balls. and three hits
produced the Chicago runs. Score:
cbic,po n1o On0 00O-1 3
Rrookl%n. COL OnO l1x-3 o
Martin. Carter and Killifer; Grimes
and Miller.
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BoMBARDAIENT WON.

DETROIT. August IA lombard
ment Of hitting in the third and NTH
innings gave Detroit today's game with
New York. to 0. New York was un-
able TO hit Dauss consistently. Score:
r. II. L..
New York. 49,. 900 Ooo 600 I o
Detroit ......... o02 $50 oO'-7 13 1
Sliawkcy. Smallwood and Rucl: Dauss
and Ainsmith.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City |: Toronto ?.
Jersey city 0: Toronto l.
Newark .: buffalo !.
Reading ): Rochester |.
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5HHa j5=======@ IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS ======== %
Reds Take Two Games
From New York Giants

natl, 4.
Base on balls-Or Fisher. ,; on Ban
ton. l; on Dubuc. >.
Hits-ON Benton. 4 in innings; OF
Dubuc in ..
Struck out--By Fisher. J.
Losing pitchcr-Benton.
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HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays GnmsA

Cincinnati. 4 New York. 3.
Cincinnati. 4: New York. q.
Roston. S: PITTSBURGH. g.
Boston, ;: Pittsburgh. 2
st. Louis. =: PhiladelThta, 2.
Philadelphia. I; st. Louis ,.
Brooklyn. :; Chicago, l
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'NnrN BASE nv. " NTTN'U.
DnuhI" plays. G"wdy to Holkc; Go"oy
IN Rocckcl; Rawlings TO Maranvll!e TO
HOikr.
Left or basc-Pittshurgh 4: BOSTON 2.
Base on hall>-off Causcy ,.
Hit by pitchcr-hy Causcy (Baroare)
Struck oul-hy Adams 1: Causcy ?.
Second Ga--e.
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Standing Of Clrb5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Chicago. 6: Boston. 5.
Washington. =: Cleveland. ?.
st. Louis. s: Philadelphia ,.
Detroit I; New York, 0.
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"Rattod for Chase in eighth
'.Rattcd for Barnes In seventh.
'"Battcd for Dubuc in ninth.
Cincinnati l 0 , . o.
/ New York .......l y 0 0 O-3
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Second Ga-e.

pittsburgh On0 200 GOO on0 Ono-2 .
Boston nOl oCO OlN 0OO 0ol--3 Is l
Carlson and Ice: Fillingim and VIII
CON 1:nwlS
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Totals ........of = II
"Batted FOR Benton in seventh.
ssRattad for Chase IN ninth.
ss'Batted, for Dubuc in ninth.
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stolen bascs-Frisch. ,: Purns. Meals
8: Mar"e.
Double plays-Kopf. Rath and Das-
bert
Left ON base-New York. Q; Cincin-
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

ST. PAUL, Aug. 15.-Score:
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-11-20

Eye Trouble. See Arizona Optical
Company.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-11-20

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