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SISTERS PLAYING
FEATURES CONTEST
Accounts for Runs That En-
able Browns to Beat SEN
ators, 2 to 1.

WASHINGTON. June S.--(Americsn)-
Brilliant playing by Sisler enabled St
Louis to beat Washington here to-day,
to 1, IN pitching duel between Gallia
and johnson. Tint st. Louis first base
man doubled In the second inning, and
then by excellent base running went
home when Agnew threw wild in an ef-
fort to catch him of second.
In the ninth, after Bronkie has singled
and stolen second, Sisler placed a drive
over second which scored Bronkie and
won the game. The score:
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LINCoLNS WIN AND TIE.
Beat the Hoboken Team by Score
of 10 to o.

After swapping the Hobol<en nine ny
n score OF 10 TO o yesterday at Olympic
Field the Lincoln Giants played to
tie with the Downey Shipyards team.
The game was called at the end OF the
eighth inning on account OF rain. Will
Jams allowed the Downey players only
four hits The Lincolns will play the
IIighbrodge Club and a ehipyards nine
next Sunday. The scores:
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RIDGEwooDs IN FIELD AGAIN.
open Season With Victory Over
Red Caps by Score OF 4 to 1.

The Ridgewood Grounds. Wyckoft
avenue and Halsey street. opened yestrr-
day with a double header. The curtain
raiser furnished close and exciting
contest between the Bushwich A. A. and
Erie club. which the Fries dropped. to
& In the main attraction the Ridge
wood defeated the Red Cap, 4 to II, The
features OF the game were Sweetland's
heavy and timely hitting and a dazzling
catch by left fielder Mclaughlin. The
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TREAT EN- RoUGHs WIN.
Guy Empey's Team Beats Royal
Giants by L to O.

In thrilling game Sergeant Arthur
Guy Empey's Treat EN- Roughs de-
feated the Royal Giants. / to 0. at Dyck-
man Oval yesterday afternoon The
lone tally was scored In the seventh in
ming. when Cooney's sacrifice scored
Enste from third after Ensts had tripled.
Jimmy Clinton pitched his usual mas
terly game.
In a preliminary game the Audubons
beat the 81. Anselms, 8 to 8. Next Sun
day at Dyckman Oval the Treat EN-
Roughs will meet the Ironsides of New
ark The SCORE:
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ALEXANDER BEATS
BRAVES BY TO 2
Fldck Hits for Circuit With
TWo Men on Bases.

CHICAGO, June s (National) .-F1ack's
home run with two men on bases ysv,
Chicago a commanding lead to-day. and
behind Alexander's great pitching the
Cubs defeated Boston, . to .. Heating.
who replaced Northrup. was hit hard.
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MISCONCEPTIONS BOUT.

MINNEAPoILs, June S.-Biily Miske
and Tom Gibbons, st. Paul light heavy
weights. have been matched to box ten
ounds here June 10. it was announced
asst night
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BROOKLYN AGAIN Is
BEATEN BY REDS
Cincinnati Makes It 8 Straight
by Winning Five Inning
Contest, 4 to 1.
Special ps.pafcA to THn sus.

CINCINNATI. June S.--Everything broke
against The Dodgers here this afternoon
and the Reds won their third straight
over the visitors. The score was to
when rain put an end to the contest ae
the end Of the fifth inning.
It was raining when Umpire KLEIN
called the game, but nve minutes later
the sun was shining. When che Reds
were at bat In the ffth inning a heavy
shower fell and time was called. After
waiting twenty minutes the game was
resumed and the Reds completed their
time at bat. A. GrIffith stepped to the
plato In the Dodgers half OF the sixth
II started to pour again and the players
ran to cover.
After q wait OF twenty-five minutes
the rain showed signs OF stopping and
the teams took the field again. The
base paths were under water and Um.
ptre KLEIN ordered the ground keeper
to cover the muddy spots with sawdust.
As this was being done It continued to
rain slightly, and after long conference
with Managers Robinson and Moran
Klein announced the game called. Then
II stopped raining and the sun came out.
Dodgers Score in Third.
Burleish Grimes started for the Dodg-
ers and was opposed by Adolfo Luque.
Both teams went run!ess for the first
two rounds, and In the third the Dodg-
ers scored their only run, due to the
wildness of tho Cuban pitcher. Olson
and Myers. tho FIRST two men to face
him. drew passes, and then Manager
Moran took Ludue out of the box and
substituted Hod Eller. Grifflth forced
Myers at second and Olson went TO third
Olson scored on lack Wheat's sacrifice
fly.
The Reds came back in their half OF
the round and evened the score when
Groh tripled TO right. scoring Rath
In the next inning fhe Reds went to
the front when Kopf walked, went to
second on an infield out and scored on
Wingo's single to centre.
The Reds scored twice in the nth be-
fore rain interfered. Daubert opened
with q single and was sent home on
Groh's long two Dagger TO left. Roush
struck out, but reached first when
Kruger dropped the ball and threw
wide to the bag. Groh took third on the
play and ran home while Neale was
forcing Roush at second.
Mitchell Relieves Grimes.
After that play time was called. When
Mitchell was on the mound for tho
Dodgers and he prevented further scor-
ing.
Before the game Lee Masee was pre-
scented with q basket OF flowers. AS he
Is suffering from n charley horse he
did not play. With him out OF the game
Manager Robbie shifted his batting or
der. moving Myers up to second place.
The score:
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Games Scheduled for To-day,
Jersey City In Newark.
Rochester in Buffalo.
Toronto in Bingherton.
Reading In Baltimore q games).
Baltimore was shut out twice yester-
day at West Side Park by Jersey City
3 to 0 and 4 to 0. Schacht allowed the
Orioles 8 hits in the first contest and
Zellard permitted them hits in the
second. The scores:
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Old Wild Bill Donovan had chance
TO DO some real smiling yesterday. HIS
Jersey city Colts twice blanked the lead
ing Baltimores. II was one of the biggcs
upsets of the International Leagues season
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MORTON WINS OWN
GAME WITH SINGLE
Sends in Tally in Ninth That
Beats Athletics, 2 to I.

CLEVELAND, June S.-(American)--
Morton won his own gam4 here to-day
when he singled TO deep centre In the
ninth inning. scoring johnson. Philn-
delphia was defeated, 2 TO /. The
score:
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RIDGEwOOD p. q.
RED CAPS

Left on bases--Red Caps. s; Ridsewood.
6. Two base hits-Sweetland. :; Forbes.
Three base hits--Sweetland. Sacrifice hits
Cooper. Klepfer. Sacrifice fy-Payne
First base on errors-Rsd Caps, /; Ridge
wood, 3. stolen bases-Seetle, o. FiAl.
Wade, j: on Klepfer. 3. Struck out---by
Wade, {; by Klepfer, II. Umpire-Mr.
Neur. limo Of game-1 hour and IS min.
utes
First game
Bunhwick A. A.........1 . o 0 o > 0 S---S
Ratter.es-Br.hrn, Kmetz and Weiesneier:
LEMON and Sawtelle.
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AMEs GOES THE ROUTE.
First Full Game OF Sea-
son. Beats PkiIiies. o to 3,

ST. LOUIS, June g. (NationaI) -
Ames. pitching his first full game OF tls
season, proved better than Woodward
and St Louis took the third stralgh,
from Philadelphia to-day. 6 to 3. twas
The scpre:
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Totals....a4 12N 81

Two base bit-PrAtt--Home run-Baker.
Stolen bases-Felsch. Peckinpaugh. Wick.
Left on bsses-Chicsgo, a. New York, 10
Bases on bslls-on shAwkoy, . (Felsch,
LeiSold on Faber. (Bodisl; on Kerr.
In IS innings; on Kerr, in 4 rs In
nlnEs Struck out-By shswksy. Q.sibold ..
Kerr. Gsndlp. Lodng piteher-Fabsr. Earned
snd Owens. Time OF camel hour and IS
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NEWARK BEATS READING.
Bears Get Only Three Hits, bu
Win by 4 to Q Score.

READING, Pa, June S.-(Interna-
tional)-Patsy Donovan's Newark
Bears defeated Reading In the final
game OF the series to-day, to 2. Bill
Donohue allowed only three hits. bit
errors by Roman at short allowed three
runners to score. The score:
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Two bare hits-Roth. Burns Smith. Three
base hit--Roth. Stolen bases oh mai on
Speaker. saerihce hits-Chapman. Nayior.
Double plsy--Johnsto on 20 Chairman 70 John
land. o. Bases on balls--Off Morton, 8; ON
Nayior Q. Hus-on Naylor. 9 In Q innings !;
Nayior. !; by Morton. T. Passed bail--o Neiii
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READING {

Three base hits-Letter. Sheridan. Stolen
base-sheridan. Sacrifice hits-sargesnt.
Bruggy. Gather. Double plays-BrugEy 10
Sergeant to BrugEy: Sheridan 90 Humuel:
Hummel 30 Doolsn TO Konnck Left on
bas..Newark. s. Reading, 4. Bases on balls
by Donohue. (Allen). Struck out-By
Donohue. 8; by Lyons. l. Umpires--Messrs.
Philbin and Wagner.
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BIsoNs oUTsCORE BrNGoES.
Win First Sunday Game Played in
Buffalo by Score OF o to o.

BUFFALO, y. Y. Juno s-Interna-
tonaD Tho first Sunday game ever
played In tho Buffalo baseball park re-
suited in victory for the home team
over Binghamton. 9 to s. The score:
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Two base hIts-slsler, RIce. Stolen base-
Bronkie. sacrifice hr-Tobin. Sacrifice fly
Johnson. Double plays-Fotter to Judge
Leonard 20 Judge. Left on bases-washing
ton, I: St, Louis 3. Bases on balloon John
son, !; on Gallia. s. struck out--By John
son, 9; BY GalliR, I.
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WOOD OLCOT'T TROTS
FAST HALF MILE
Is Timed in 1:05 "a in Road
Drivers Meet on Har-
lem Speedway.

Wood olcott, q bay stallion owned
and driven by J. Manning, yesterday
ran tho fastest half mile Of the season in
the 1 :o7 class trot against time. the
feature Of the third matinee OF the Road
Drivers Association of New York on the
Harlem Speedway. The Manning horse
In the second heat, unpaced. covered
the two furlongs in the good time of
l minute 8 u seconds. In the first heat
Wood Olcott was clocked In 1 minute
seconds. Wood Oicott was the only
starter. .
Bessie Baron, bay mare driven BY
r. Carpenter, captured the :0S class
trot, which was decided in three heata
In the first and third heats, which were
won by Bessie Baron. she was timed
in both In 1 minute IA seconds. The
summaries. ...H
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CHICAGO tN1


Two base hits.Flaek, Wilson. Northron.
Stolen bsse-,Flsck. sseIinos hit-Msnn'
Double plAys.-Deal. Pick and Merkle: Powell
cAEo. 8. Bases ON balls-on Northrop. 2
Hiis-on Northrop. 9 In Z innings: on Koat-
Ing. In : innlnTs Hit. by ptcher-By
Snder. 8; by Heating. J. Losing pitcheT-
Northrop.
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Two base hit--Groh. Three base hit--Groh.
Stolen bases-Rath. Neale. Sacrifice hit
Groh. Sacrifice fy--z. Wheat: Left on bases
Brooklyn, 4: Cincinnati, 6. Bases on balls
on Luque s: OF Grimes. I: of Mitchell. J.
H,s-oh Luaue. In innings: OF Eller
1 In innings; on Grimes, In 4 la iuninEs
on Mitchell. none in - inning struck out
BY Eiler, 8: by Grimes, 4. Winning pitcher
I--Eiler Losing pitcher-Grimes.
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Yankees D White Brilliant Yielding Only Hit dodgers Drop Another R
Major League Records
for the Last Week

The wecls record in each league OF
games played, won and lost, with runs.
hits. errors. men LEFT on bases and runs
scored by opponents, including games OF
Saturday, June Z, 10 az follows:
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CUBANS DROP TWO GAMES.
Defeated by Bushwicks by Scores
OF 3 to 2 and 4 to o.

The Buswicks humbled the Cuban
Stars OF Havana twice yesterday at
Dexter Park, winning the first game by
a score OF to and taking the seconl.
seven inning contest, by 4 to ..
Mitchell held the Cubans to five hits III
the opener. The score: -
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Game called on account of rain.


First base on errors-Downey Shpyard. q
Two base hits-Geiscr Williams SArifics
hits-Mongin. LRntLes. Stolen bases-Allsn.
Mclaughlin. Richards Left on bases-Dow-
ney ShipyArd =: IdncOln Giants 4 Double
play-M onEin and Allen. Bases on bAllE-on
Williams, 4; off HOlborrow. ]. Struck out
By Williams. Q; 10y Holoorrow, 5. Passed
bali-INahcy. rmpire-Mr .Oldus Time OF
game hour and Is minutes.
At Olympic Field. R.H.B.
Hohoken. .,.....,.,.,,. o
Lincoln Giants. 0 K-l0 (
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Aauck and Vaughan:
Parker and Wiley.
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Two base hit-Hyde Three base ht-B4u-
man Stolen bases--Baumsn. Hyde. Sacrifice
hits-Cobb, Shannon. Schacht. Sacrifice ny
schweitzer. Left on bases-Jeraey City. ::
Baltimore. g. Bnses on balloon Frank. 2,
Hit by pitcher-tBy Schacht Bishop. Struck
out-By schacht, 6; by Frank, !.
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Three base hlt-Enste, SArifce hit
Cooney. Laft on bases-Treat EN- Rough s:
Royal Giants. 3. Double play-Hailohan,
Cooney and Enste. Base on balls-On Gin
ton. !. struck out-By Clinton s; by Brooks
8. Hits-Oh Clinton, 6; of Brooks, I. Umpire
Mr.. Connolly. Time of game-l hour and
% minutes.
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

ny DANIEL.
ME champions has
Kid Gleason their he will admit
play with pep they
spirit college team when Ed Collins
@ with the bases fun last THURSDAY the other Chicago players Plated
~ s' %
e sTS its %%n as
s s hs9 on S s This
HE has s rGS ss%ss T. 4as r. BEING
Ssr: % 5 . sas as @ . Ts
pitcher him r..
the
The National tightening
improvement. the
% Th s' mighty tho to vim
@ ne 5 n don't s
ss they % f ss s e. .
nnd ss ans looks nicely
certainly Ss pleased with
Parallel Between the Jere, Of 1910 and the Willard OF
status for G1's vs @ a
thereby by, to prov tina. after inactivity the willard
% Tp ss @ the
sss % T "o' s s 1
S
T nn i and the o willard June s n s r at tho time
h s advised S @ in a s s rh Sss the
s G n 0 0: to the weight at which he faced Moran
Sy oG1eT S a sss OF SsI d n rns In:
able withstand the attack his for nearly fifteen
s. and NOR formidable tighter
will not be able to back for twelve
iss Hsss ss %s
' s he ' s:9 ss s@ as
wit" a @ %
sahns Dempsey
@ % a 4. Hour of
q. Winner
We have reed from Jim corbett
Dempsey situation rather open mnded He Amy
willard viii have, siiaeu'
IFS %y ~a svs ws. % tried s ssss % iva
vine be Rr ss a s'SS' s The real story
"ss soss
a srsats', T nsh,. sP'l
1..S'
s that s,,
wse defeated by man. as by
Though Che nnes somewhat toward pick
o4 Dempsey 5eT @
his BEEN P S ring srss
s he has are hm % n sSo VIII rs0m time
champions find cowie that he
to Fore While Eternal Goe, Into Rerp.
Another Suburban Handicap down
the S" LEST by @ s ssssss
he s eF snd a but at
rms ho ABILITY T to 60 the bang
tor 9S s H. q sa n
s dnS nasn e DS Next wh' Broom
public probable failed
ride
excuses II great day and
ton Tassel ~
While Corn Tasel running
1ona Derby leading
the renowned Eternal Billy
for this Of the
They said he would On
the Derby distance Eternal OF eight a
led TO
he cannot the route 1t is that heavy but
enough n
died mud Eternal had the
he " was
..
MORTON WINS OWN ALEXANDER KEATS
! GAME WITH SINGLE BRAVES BY 9 TO
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Basebau To day. $3.50 p. NJ ny. Americans
Va Chicago. Polo Grounds. Adm. 6oc-4dv.
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SECOND GAME.


Left on Y 6sses"Jersey City. I: baltimore, !.
Bases on bslls-on cellars, o; OF Knelsch, l.
Hit by pitcher-By cellars Bishop. Struck
out-By Cellars, s; by kneisch. ]. Passed
ball-Hyde, l.
The sun., 1919-06-09
American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ctncinnati, 4; Brooklyn, 1. Called NJ and
OF NTH inning. Rain.
81. Louis, o. philadelphia. T.
Chicago. 0; Boston, 9.
: THE CLUBS.
The sun., 1919-06-09
WILLARD PUMMELS
SPARRING PARTNERS
Upsets One and Almost Knocks
Out Another Champion
Uses IL Ounce Gloves.

TOLEDO, Ohio, June s.--Hundrods OF
persons, Including women and children.
who thronged Jess Wizards training
camp to-day saw the champion upset one
Of his training partners and all but
knock out another.
The champion used fourteen ounce
gloves instead OF the eight ounce mitts,
80 as to permit him to put more force
into his blows. When the workout was
over tho champions partners were
bruised and bleeding. willard himself
was bleeding from the mouth.
Jack Hempel was punched grogyyy in
the three rounds he worked. willard
upset him with n right hook early In the
first session. Walter Monahan received
a bloody nose IN the two rounds he faced
the champion. and the third victim, Sol
der Stanton. lasted only ten seconds.
He was knocked out on his feet from
right hand blow behind the ear.
Stanton, who boxed two days at Jack
Dempsey's camp, made two or three
passes at Willard and the champion let
fly with D right handler. After taking
the punch Stanton staggered back, then
stiffened And would have tumbled to the
canvas IL Willard had not caught him.
Obtains More sparring Partners.
Ray o. Archer, business manager for
the champion, returned to-day from
New York. but was retlcent on what he
had done In regard to obtaining new
sparring partners. He said he had made
tentative arrangements with two heavy
weights but would not announce their
names until they had accepted the
terms.
Dempsey resumed his training to-day
after five day iayof. and displayed I'M
usual dash and speed. He boxed four
rounds, two each with Sergeant Bill Tate
and the Jamaica Kid. Both connected
with Dempsey frequently.
Willard charged so cents admission
to his camp to-day while Dempsey con-
tinued to collect % cents.
Plan Lewis-Britton Bout.
A Q. Thatcher OF Toledo. president of
the Toledo Athletic Club, the person who
was instrumental in bringing the Will
srd-Dempsey bout to this city. an
nounced tonight that he IL trying TO
stage a championship bout between Ted
Kid Lewis and Jack Britton on the
| night preceding the big bout.
Thatcher In making known his plans
| declared that he Is positive between rs
600 and 10000 persons who are coming
here for tho Willard-Dempsey bout
would attend Britton-Le~is welter-
weight championship bout II such con-
test were arranged. He is sure such q
bout would draw well. as two other well
terweight championship bouts were
fought in this State>and both proved
financially successful. Lewis won the
title in Akron and lost II in Canton. both
cities in this State.
Thatcher wired tonight to Manager
Dan Morgan for Britton and Charles
Harvey for Lewis. asking the New
Workers. to wire back their terms
Thatcher declared that Tex Richard
left for New York tonight. and that
Morgan and Harvey will see him 20.
| bout.
The sun., 1919-06-09

CUBAN STARS
Totals.....A 5000 20 .
80 o'-o ~ II
'one out when winning run was scored.

q 7 y U q
Left on bases--Cubans S, Bush wicks II.
Two base hits-Rojo. Chacon. Three base
hlt--Lucss. Sacrifice hits-Chacon, Fer
nandez Ramirez. Double pays-Mtchell
Irving and McVoy; Crespo. Chacon and
Rojo; irving. Weiss and McNoy. Bases on
balls-On Lucas !, OF Mitchell 8. Struck
out--By Lucas ,. by Mitchell 3. Empires
Zeran and Armet.
Second game II. II r.
Cuban starr. 5000 o 90
Bushwtcks .........o r--4 ]
Batteries--Suarez and Rojo, Maloney and
Holman.
Called on account OF rain.
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Up to the Minute Batting, Pitching
and Club Records of Local Teams
YANKEES.
SUPERBAs.

Stolen bases-BAkcr, : Bodin 6; PCckln
pauEh 4 Pratt: 4 LAWS, 5; Wick. 3; Pipp,
:: FewSter, .; Ruel, ..
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Now York, a. Chicago, o.
Cleveland, 81 Philadelphia. I.
st. Leuls, 81 Washington, 1.
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JERSEY CITY TWICE
BLANKS BALTIMORE
Wild Bill Donovan's Skeeters
Triumph by Scores Of
8 to 0 and 4 to 0.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Cannes.

Jersey City, .; Baltimore, D tnrst game).
Jersey city. 1; Baltimore. Useeond
game,
Buffalo, .; Binghanrton, 8.
Newark. I; Reading. 2.
Rochester Toronto, postponed. Rain.
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GIANTS.

Totals 1900. % IIdI III ~ Ss = II III
stolen bases--Young, 10; Burns, TO- Doyle. s;
Chase, 81 KAuff, 4; Zimmerman. 4; McCarty
.; Gonzales. Z.
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STANDING OF IT
ED FOR TODAY.

New York in PittsblrE.
Brooklyn In Cincinnati.
Boston In Chicago.
PhiladelphiA In st. Loui
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GAMES SCHEDUI

-ChlcaKo In New York.
Cleveland In Philadelphia.
Detroit In Roston.
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sBattei for Woodward In eight inning.
tDatted for Rixey In ninth Inning.
tsiclsins out. hit by baited ball.
Philadelphia .........0 % 0 o-s
ST. Louis ..........,.. o % , 2 rs
Two base hits-Bairyi. Williams Shotton 2. |
Smith .. NcHenry, Three bass hit--Hornsby.
Home run-Crayhh. Stolen base--Luderus.
Sacrifice hits-Mnler. smith Double plays
-pearce, Sticking and Luderus; Ludsrus and
Baird. Left on Observation-Disclosures, s: 81.
LOUIS. 6. Bases on bails-on Hixey, i: on
Ames. /. Hts-on Woodward, II in In.
nngH. Struck out-By Woodward. 3: by
Ames, 5, Wild pitches-woodw ard, g Passed
ball--cady. Losing pitcher-w oodward.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-11
OFFICER SUBDUES
BULL BARE HANDED

Roundup. Mont. July 1i.-con.
quering a charging bull In bare
handed grapple and handwriting the
beast was part Of the days work for
Joe Pyles. Roundup's chief OF police
II was either that or shoot the ami
NAL which had been lunching OF the
vegetables in local woman's gar.
den.
The chief was called TO the scene
by the woman. whereupon the bull
departed. The chief took up the
trail. The pursuit continued until
the bull became tired OF surveillance
and charged the officer, The next
occurrence was the Handwriting OF
the animal. who was taken to the
city corral.
The officer has the reputation OF
being an expert 'Ybulldogger" in
dealing with cattle.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-11
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
APPEALs TO PRESIDENT VIII
son TO TAKE ACTION ~
FOREIGN MEAT TRADE WATCHED
"Big Five" Packers Control 574
Companies; Interested I'm Portland
and San Francisco

Washington, July ii.--tAn ap-
proaching packer domination OF all
important foods in the United States.
and international control OF meat
products with foreign countries
seems certainty unless tundamen-
tai action is taken to prevent It, ac-
cording to a report OF the federal
trade commission TO President VIII
son. on the extent and growth OF the
five packing concerns.
The big Five" packers WELD a
controlling interest in STA COM
panies and are interested in public
utility corporations In Portland.
Oregon. San Francisco and other
cities. the report said.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-11
UNClESAMlOOKINGFOR
TWO ROB|NSONcRUSOES

Ventura. CAL, July 1.-THE gov
ernment has announced that two of
the Channel Islands, about so miles
of shore. are for rent. and their desE
criptions are on file In the Ventura
county courthouse here. The islands
are Santa Barbara and San Nicolas.
The latter is at present under lease
to y. G. Rowland OF Los Angeles.
San Nicolas "A miles westward
from San Clemente, is seven and a
half miles long and has general
width Of two and half miles. The
highest point Is 500 feet. Two thirds
OF the island Is practically bare sand
and the balance is covered with
coarse grass and few patches of
scrub oak. There is good flock of
sheep on the island.
Santa Barbara Is a mile and half
long and mile wide There Is no
water and no grass, but plenty OF
pricklyIpear shrub. This island rises
to a heighth of SAT feet. Landing is
|at all times difficult.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-11
.CAFtTERAs DEALING
,WA|TERSAHARD BLOW

Chicago. July ll.-With the GO
dng out OF intoxicating liquor. the
country Is also likely to go on the
"tipless" basis. according to A. C.
Stephens. president of the Ohio Ho-
tel association, who is in Chicago.
arranging for the convention OF his
association to be held In connection
with the hotel show here during the
week OF August fourth.
II think the day OF tips Is over" "
said Mr.. Stephens. with the Euro
pean source OF supply practically cut
or. 1t is hard to get walters. So the
hotels have been more and more
carefully considering mechanical de-
vices to take the place of servants.
1T is surprising to note how many
really good hotels have installed
cafeterias. predict that more OF
them will do so. The cafeteria, as
yoh know, is strictly tipless insti,
tuition. Even in dining rooms where
there is service, the movement .o-
ward doing away with walters is
making rapid strides. There are all
sorts of mechanical devices for this
purpose. "A mechanical system of
checking hats and wraps has already
been devised and. am sure. will
soon some into general use.