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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
WILL PLAY POLICE
Christo-Coln Outht Arrnnges Contest
With Coppers for Monday, July
II, nj byrd Park.

The Christo-Cola baseball team,
which Is pushing the II. B. Brauer
club for the pennant In the Athletic
Byrd Park on Monday. July 81.
Tho soft-drink boys have Just signed
sunny" Smith. catcher. and Jones.
pitcher to strengthen them in the
night for the pennant. The team form
crly went under the Corby Baking
Company colors. but since the change
1t has keen going In fine styel and
only one game has been lost.
Christo-Cola's team will lineup as
follows: Patterson or Smith. catcher:
Taylor or Jones. pitcher; Hicks or
Baker. shortstop; Fletcher. first base;
Mimeton. second base: williams. third
base; White. left field: Martin. center
field; Luck right field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
WESTERN TEAM TAKES LEAD
IN SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT
Jshnsten and Hardy Take Measure OF
!. Doubles Champions, Tilden
and Richards.

). CINCINNATI, July l0.-The Western
-team OF tennis players took the lead
at the opening days play Of the East
US, West sectional championship here
to-day by winning one of the matches
-in the singles. one In the doubles nd
sloAinE only one in the singles thus
making the count to date two 10 one.
: BY far the most Interesting play
OF the day was seen in the doubles
when William NJ. Johnston. Of Cali
,sfornia, and Sam Hardy. OF Chicago.
took the measure Of the na,iona,
doubles champions, William T. Tilden,
-Jr. of Pennsylvania. and Vincent
Orchards. or New Jersey. after the
match by score OF IL to .. Tilden
weakened in the next set Will. Johns
ton appeared to grow stronger and
the lattcr's smashing and serving dis.
.Gplayed the fact that the former cham
-apion was close 10 his old time form
:sThe Westerners took this set. So. run
ming through il in fast fashion The
.rWeEtern boys continued their good
work In the third set and annexed il
~rather easily. Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
SIR BARTON DEFEATED
Kentucky Derby winner Lose, Ipno
miniousiy To Purchnsc In $4,000
DwJer Stakes nncr
AoUEDUCT RACE TRACK a.,

AQCFDtCT RACE TRACK. July IN
-S. I. Hldterth's Purchase gave Sir
harton the great colt OF Commander
j. N l.. Ross. 4 sound beating in tho
$4,000 bwyer stakes here this a ter
noon. Purchase finished four lengths
In front Of Sir Barton. with Jockey
three-horse race.
LOTUS got the Ross horse away
slightly in the lead. Purchase was
laat TO hit his stride. Al the FIRST
quarter Sir Barton was a length in
front. with Crystal Ford second. a
hair length In front OF Purchase These
positions remained unchanged until
after the slx-furlong mark was passed
Turning into the stretch. Sir Barton
began to tire, and Knapp began TO
move up with Purchase. He went by
Crystal Ford. and at the mile poIc
passed the Ross colt and sailed along
easily to decisive victory. LOTUS
belabored tho Kentucky derby winner
hard. but could not improve his posi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
MINOR LEAGUES COMMITTEE
RATIFlES SEVERANCE ACTION
All Relations with Major League. A..
Definitely Broken on By
AssocIn tion
fBy Associated Pres.

CHlchGo. July l0.-All relations be-
,,"een the major and minor baseball
meeting today OF COMMITTEES re
presenting the National Association o,
Minor Leagues. The committee adopted
lesoiutlons ratifying the action taken
at the joint meeting with the maior
Leagues In New York last January.
when the National agreement was
abrogated
The minor leagues will operate in
denendently OF tho major leagues, and
VIII attempt to settle all disputes with
IN their own organization instead OF
appealing 10 the National Commit ISIS 10 n
for final decision or review OF any
case.
The action Of the minor league com
n'lttee means that the major leagues
VIII not be permitted to draft players
this fall Contracts and territorial
rights. however. will he respected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
LOSE IN FIT TENTH FRAME
MARTINS THREE-BAGGER
STARTS BATTING RALLY
Three Consecutive Hits md Munch's
Sacrifice Fly Give Suffolk
Gumc by q tn = score

Young man bv tho n,,,e ~ N,r,,,
,.na 'o O,. ',an by ,ne name o, Martin
VINO plays second base on RUDE Old
rings suffolk team. surprised himself
tremendously Yesterday bv knocking
a three. barrer AZ rho her;n,;ng ~ 49,
dumb wbe, no &C. bio ~, Ta as s.ruek X
a batting rally and The KichnonJp an s,r -,
defeated ! IN IN No sns,ne. cam ii
wing game that has becn MY nIa sd sd'is
Bo,Ielvsrd Eieid VIC ss &c.. oeen piaSeu at
After Sat,ljn,- tw.Iwa ,nn;r-s >, !,
tie, the Indians and The Rubes eacS ),
the fray was on as fmr,omsl, a.. ~ H. a ,a
early part of the game The Rnbes
were ou,hl,ting, but the Richmond in.
held on The Rag epp whnn , mere nelns
have scored with looser playing. no =
thing was rather unexpec Mo i Suc We ID d
of his previous performances made J, /
three fly swat and scored on Mhhot,. .
error at the plate Mccain was SAT.
three successive rits nv Ri,cl. Sil,r ~. ~
ana kraemer. an error by Brown. aud
IN ,hrs. 49, ~ u, SacrilSe ny brought
yery WI, ~, uns' "hlcn were all
winning the bali game af,er ro,n II, !,
Mir Martin had scored the .e de Souns 5
wake Desperate Effort.
Inc indians made desperate effort
to tie the store or win in the last
half OF the fifteenth, but il was hope
less. Blake, batting for Jollifr, drew
a base on balls, and Brown went out
from second to first Then y:nson hit
10 Mccain. who threw TO Black. and
inade possible fast double play which
caught Blake at second and Vinson at
third. The game had lasted exac,Iy
three hours and fifteen minutes. but
the crowd went homeward entirely
pleased with the good brand OF ball a l.
though bemoaninE the downfau OF tho
Indians after such gallant enort ~
put another one IN the won" coI,,,,n
Twas lack Woodall, old time SNORT.
inr editor of a Richmond n,ner ,.h .
turned prophet yesterday In ~
thirteenth inning Tack unburdened
himself in this wise: II don't like
this tie Thar crowd nav bo,, &c -, :,
Pierce had been rcnlared bv 1nii,s,
the end OF the twnftb In ~ Ut, :
teenth and fourteenfh o,iw tmo ~.
were Registered ntr folin: ,rha MS
the de,ure led hy Nn.,; "en ia eanie
prophecy Of an old snortins aa au me
fuliled ava p;nha,pnsa .ul'oi va
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FETZER SECURED AS COACH
AT TARHEEL STATE COLLEGE
Man Who Plotted Dayidnon and St.u,-
ton Athletes Changes Ills
Position.
{Snecial 10 rhe Timna

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WEST RALEiGH. y. C.. july 10
William Nick. Fet1e- has been secured
,.as ai-year athletic director a, liza
North Carolina State COLLEGE accord
ing to an announcement made ~ pro.
ifsssor Satterfeld, faculty athie,'.
director. To the follower OF college
athletics in the South Coach Fetzer
is known through the successes OF IN,
Davidson College teams for the nas,
sfye years.
Coach Fetzer graduated from David
A-son In 1905, after having made = r.
,rputation as crack athlete on ,ho
Wild Cat" teams. He then went "a
-aFishpurne Military Academy as an.
4 letic director where he remained far
Elk years. stanton Military Acadeny
then secured his services for one year
at the end OF which time ne returnrd
TO .Fishburne for another year Ir
January. 1915. Davidson College. hav.
.trg seen the growing success Of Fetze,
As a coach. made claims on MIN and
. .ent time
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.B0xER,LURED TO BATTLE
: in UNEXPECTED MANNER
Jace Grace Tells Story of How He
Found He Had Secured
b Manager.
THOUGHT HE WAS WITNESS
CSon Arriving at Scene Of Match
40 Found That He Had Been
Picked as ''thc Great In
known"
ny JAMES J. CoRBETT.

NEW YORK. July lo.-Jacc Grace.
famous as battler more than three
ss Se. 'es a sais 0n sas walking
along the Bowery in New York. when
! mot Dominick McCanrey. then rank
Ing among the best heavywe!ghts in
AmeriR.
Hello. helio greeted Mccarrey.
much do you weiEh?'
but why QuiLz me about my weight?
IFS l2s. II you're curious
oh. just wanted to know. You5're
on few extra pounds in the las, few
months. Say. Jack. do you want 10 see
z good night tomorrow, real slam
II told McCanrrey the idea appealed
to me-
River. responded Mccaftrey". ' FeiIoM
named Jake Hines is going to fight an
great night .
II CO. 1 said.
Boarded Boat for Grounds.
THAT night Mccarrey and hair
went to Haverstraw. " Y, which is ON
the banks OF the Hudson At S o'clock
s .nd n ae;d morning they woke me up
5ost that was taking the party to the
fght grounds. We all got aboard md
S s,na,Ie along the river little way
debarked. &c" We
This Hines fellow had been pointed
Sssr 10 me on the boat. but no one
tnknoWn was; 1t was a great mvs-
tsry. but Dominick assured me that a
.s ns proper moment ! would know. He
Il was feared il Hines saw saw b bfeau he
"The '1 rI1r q w rnnou u,up powder.
siearlng on the island. with a wooden
PLATFORM serving as the fioo- I,st
aoout the time we got there LOST
ire 81, OF MeCafrrey temporarily. but
over to me and yelled:
Grace Was Great Unknown.
Hurry up. Jack, Get into tboe.
tights and shoes. And he handed me
:, What's tn. ide.r I asked
Why. you're going to fpht This
Hines. you're the great unknown, e.s
claimed Mccartney as though in great
surprise at my ignorance. Didn't you
know about IT,
How was 10 know" flung back
ANYBODY else "'' ''o
Gosh. maybe did forget to tell
You. you. srlnned McCaffery. maybe did
OF course. And there's pretty good
llttle purse hung up. Wen win sure
Wen win" I repeated why,
thought ! was TO do all the nghtinE.'
Wanted Tip In Advance.
You are, but I'm your manager
right now. see? came back Dom!nick.
IAN right. I'll fight ! said But
hereafter II you 20 appointing your
ceif manager and matchmaker for me.
tip me Of a little in advance, will you
. Dom niek!'
; How. did the fight come out?" Grace
was asked
~ won. but on something Of a
nuke. he answered. Il guess I could
have beaten him rather easily any
way He wasn't much good But an
accident saved me the trouble In
one OF the early rounds. ! swung for
mis- head. He lodged and in so doing
'tripped. He fell backwards and his
head bumped into one OF the ring
posts. When he hit the floor his head
bumped again. Before he came 10 the
referee had counted him out. the crowd
had dispersed and Mccartney and l
were Joint owners OF the handsome
-purse-Sl2o."
oh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
NEW YORK, 1-3; INDIANS, OF
rBy Associated pr.,.1

CLEVELAND. July 1o.-Cleveland
and New York broke even today. New
York winning the nrst. / to 0. and
Cleveland the second, to 5. The first
game was pitchers battle between
Quinn and Myers, New York's run be-
ing scored on errors by Wambsganss
and Lunte. Cleveland had the bases
filed IN the ninth with only one out,
but Wamhsganss was out at the plate
when Wood failed to go through with
me squeeze play. Peckinpaugh was
heid hitiess after hitting safely in
twenty-nin consecutive games. Cleye-
land hit Thornahlen and Russell hard,
"1nlie Jasper was puzzle until the
last two innings. Scores:
II,l,-
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AMERICAN NATIONAL LOSES
FAST SEvEN-INNING GAME
WON BY FIRST NATIONAL
Garter Has. Edge on BInford in Box
ana All OF I1oser's Runs Are
Scored on Errors
BANKERS LEAGUE.
Tcnn STANDING

FIRST National Bank defeated Tho
american National Bank in snappy.
1Rn red ninE seven-inninE game at
score OF to 3. The game was UNI lne
usually fast the seven-innlngs pIn =
rt,Inidg only one hour and ten ten
Garter had the better OF Binfors
ana managed to keep the three hits
vel scattered. The three runs scored
by oy the American lads were in the
or errors In the NTH Inning base
on balls and three infie!d errors nc.
counted ss, ted for two OF tho runs. Their ai
last run counted on an error by Vhar
ton after Broaddus had reached MIA
on MS three ply hit, the only extra
oase mt or the game.
First National scored and earned
.hIee OF It's runs by timely hlttinr
ana theE managed to secure two hifs
IN each OF the innings in which rnns
were scored. Carter struck out eIevan
men and walked one while hin fora
STRUCK out three and walked two
Today; the Planters National Ra,L
meets the fastgoing Federal Reserve
n bank team; On mex, Tuesday. Federal
RneserVe meets the Merchants National
bank. the league leaders. and a win
IN ooth or these games would nut tho
government lads in the lead with :.
margin OF a half game. -"
The score:
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Rain HALTs RACE EVENTS
MARI0NDALE, THIRD CHOICE,
WINNER OF TAVERN "STEAKn
Judges First Decide Third Milo :,
Dead Heat and Then Reverse
Selves.
TBy Associated prc,,1

CLEVELAND. July 10.-only thru,
races u ,ne ws scheduled duas six Grand Circuit
which delayed the start of the fra;;
r was nearly nnnd,, four hours. As result it
continue into Saturday. Desnite tn
unfavorable weather. another recorn
crowd was on hand.
ting, won the Tavern STEAK" ~
$1,000 go for 2:14 ,rotters. the feature OF
mile OF this event a dead heat betwe .eu
Mariondale and Lockspur, the iudgas
f rseversed their ruling and gave tho
hrst In The he summary. The auction pooi
with S3.20o was the largest ever maSa
on the local track: ''"u0
on the 2:l8 troi 1t was announceS
TINS action was taken because OF tSa
aneSed ii'tless driving OF Dodge be-
heats. TWO
MiKnola was the only favorl,. 70
Summaries:
x, Two yy.s.an-oid trot,inr: one.,nn. dash.
Pr0tixai Watts. b. C. by Genera, watt,
sister sI i.on. b T. BY X.o, iW.y;s:;;.."
r.ls5 s,ii~e b. g b. Peter sI ,ss G1e.;
ri stout. Tailahaichi.' also ran: Tina
M e" f..' :a 'f s 81 A Prs;s s
Heiy isooa naomi. b M M by BY PETS, e1't tho :
k,SS ws,S ;. h. BY General Wait; !
A1.on M willow; Mack. Ohio Doom ana 4
Poeda b also ran. Time. 2:o9 il s1a Ii. os.
The Thu ; T,xern steak" '7n eins. tro.tinr:
Msss!ondaie. b. e. by Arehdale tmur-
MsGresor tn. Great, b. c. by Peter >
Loss,pyr; b (. BY Prince 'in,,r1,;i
wi:i. SoI I'D T Ki5:
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OLYMPIC TRAP SHOOTERS
CHOSEN THROUGH RECORDS
American Tenn of Ten Men VIII Go
TO belgium Meet Next
INV Associated Pr~rs

NEW YORK. July ln.-Thc American
olympic trapshooting team of ten
amateurs. to be selected to compete
In Belgium next year. will be chosen
from. those having high averages on
registered targets this year. The ON
ctal list for the half Of 1919. issued by
the American Trapshooting Associa-
ton here today. gives the names Of
the leading ten with thek percentages
as follows:
Frank T. Troeh. Vancouver Wash,
.e74t: Oscar Hansen. Fremont, Neb.,
1850: Mark Ar!e. Thoinasboro, III.
800: Frank s. Wright, Buffalo. " Y,
.?1Ol: James W. Scavey. Portland ore.
300; J. B. Troeh. Portland. ore. a64l;
S. IA. Sharman. Salt Lake City, Utah.
500: {. il. Adams. Custer. 6. D.. es24
X. A. King. Delta. Col, .96le: Dave
Fauskee. Morti!nEton. Mimi o6lI
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Zig Tennis Entry.
INV Ascnriotaa pea.

CHICAGO. July 1o.-Entries for the
sing les in the ninth annual clay court
tennis championship which viii start
on Saturday. closed today with ITO
players: exceeding all records for the
event, listed for play. The double en-
ready have broken the record with
eighty pairs nominated The entries
include the leading players from coast
to coast
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SCUFe Ny innings ~
New ,YorE ..........o 600 ooo2 1FNs
clevcIand ........ o o o o ~
Ru"i. Wood, Gardner t2). o'Nei stolen
base, base 9hnston Sacrihce hi,s-wambs.
Ecckinpnugh: WambsKanss. I.unte and
Johnston; Pratt and Pipp. Left on bases
New York. s; Cleveland. s. Raaes on ha III,
on Thorma hlen. 3: on Jasner. g. Hits -
on Thorma hlen. In Ia Innings: on Rus.
9nt3oy Tho:msheicn; 2: by Russell. /; by
SInaIiwood :: by McGraw. /: by Jasper. .
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TIGERS, 6-5; SENATORS, ST
INV Associated Press.

DETROIT July 1o.-Detroit and
Washington divided double head err
today, the locals winning the first
game, by consistent battling. S to 5.
Weak pitching and sever Tiger mis-
plays gave Washington the second
game. TO 5. Johnson pitched effect :
lively all the way Heilmann's batting
featured the first contest His four
Continued on Ninth Page.)
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A. G. l.. Team Wins. LA,

team OF the A. c. l.. defeated the r.,
f. p. nine on the latters diam on d
ydsterdty afternoon, Il to 4. The
pitching OF Doyle for the winners feat
Cred the game. Several of the six
teen hits registered by a. c. l.. were
for extra bases.
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WHITE SOx co INTO LEAD
DEFEAT PHILADELPHIA CREW
AND NEW YORK SPLITS BILL
Williams Hurts In Good Form and
chicago Bntters Conny MacIx's
Outfit by Score of to 2
nv Associated Pro,s1

CHICAGO. July lo.-Chicago went
,n'o hrst place today by defeating
fhiiadelphia. to 2. while New York
divided double header with Cleve-
land. Williams pitched in fine form
while the locals punched hits off the
visitors twirlers: Score:
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Conway Goes to Memphi..
INV Assoclated Pres.

MEMPHIS. TENN. July 10.-Dick
conway has been obtained from the
fort Worth club Of the Texas League
by the Memphis Southern Association
team and Will Join the locals here f'ri.
dayLt was announced today Conway
started the season with the Memphis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11

ccssi' easa .: .::.Sp sSoSSoO11 IA
sum maTy: ,Two-base hits-LeIsold.
Gsndii. Jackson. Thomas stolen Slse bases nses-
Turns; Leibold. Sacrifice hits-E Collins
I psii. Gsndil Sehalk. Left on bases
or Naylor. I: on Williams. / on Grevem'
l. HITS on Saylor. in Innings Hit by
by Williams. =: by Nayior. /. Losing
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INTERNATIONAL I,EAr;IYE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Binghamton. s. Toronto. s.
Buffalo at Rochester (game post
poned. rain).
Reading at Jersey City tgamc post
poncd. rain)
Baltimore at Newark tgame SEIZED :
uled for today, played Yesterday.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock. .: Chattanooga. 4
New Orleans. .; Birmingham. L
Nashville. ]: Memphis. 2
Mobile. !; Atlanta, 5.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Charleston. /: Spartanburg. /. eleven
innings: darkness)
Augusta. 3. Columbia, l.
Charlotte. 1914: Greenviile. o-3.
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American
~

S PIE nase 80 o'sui!van. Broaddus.
-. hnise ~ Sacrifice S-Arrnstrong Sac
I rie hy.WhA.ton. Double piays"ritt n
munt 10 hIise: Mckccl to Broaddus Lei, or,
oases-N incfican ): First. l. First base o,
err 3 meIican. ,: First / bases on 6aiIs
nv IA, n,,nt4rd; :: on Garter. l. Struck out
ITO. Umpire. Blauion. Scorer barnard
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. 2-5: st. Paul So
llwaukee. 6-5: Minneapolis. 5-lI.
Columbus. 10: Toledo. I.
indianapolis. S: Louisville. 2.
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TRUCKERS, 2; COOLERS, |

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
PORTSMOUTH. July l0.-Schaufele
outhurlinz l>arrisey in box duel
PORTSMOUTH won the opening game Of
Continued on Ninth PaEe)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11

IT'S said that the burden of
obesity is not in the carrying of
pounds, but in being forced to
treat the obvious as if it was
surreptitious.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
All games postponed: rain.
GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati at Boston
Pittsburgh mt Brooklyn.
st. Louis mt New York.
Chicago ut Philadelphia.
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On the contrary!

A man has reason to swell
with amiable pride, once he's
aware of the style we put into
stout mems clothes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Suffolk. 6: Richmond. . (ffteen In
ningsl.
Norfolk. 8: Newport News. 9.
Portsmouth. 2: Petersburg. /.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Suffolk mt Richmond.
Petersburg Mt Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Newport News.
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cissv ,,In,nar s,:.,,...o $50 800 . Q %
b1usle plays.pratt and Pipp: Lyn,e and
Johnston Johnston; LET. ON bases,.New York I:
SieVslAnd g. Rascs on balis--or Quinn l.
Hi by pitchcr>-by Myers tHannah) Struck
out-by Quinn. B: BY Myers 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11

A size for every size Of man
Come-Come-we say.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
Cleveland. OF; New York. 1-3
Detroit. 6-5; Washington. 81.
ST. Louis. 5-4i Boston. is.
Chicago. D; Philadelphia. 2.
GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
boston at ST. Louis.
Washington ut Detroit.
Now York mt Cleveland.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals ...52 Totals 80 & 4
.Battcd for I.unte In eighth
Tran for Granny in eighth
i3attet for Myers in ninth
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SECOND GAME.


Plated for Russell In sixth
Ibatt ~ for Smallwood in eighth
HATED for McGraw in ninth
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Totals SIS Totals rs $40
.Batted for Grerell in ninth

Score by Innings: r
Phila del hia ......o O -
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Continued on Ninth Page.)
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice OF Proof NJ Application OF
Water to Beneficial Use
Notice is hereby given that at 10
a III. ON the aSth day OF February
1919, at Salmon. county of L.emhi,
state Of Idaho. before Allen c. Mer.
ritt, L, y, Commissioner. proof will
be submitted of the application TO
beneficial use OF so cubic feet per
second OF the waters of Biliy creek
In accordance with the terms and
conditions or Permit No. ai34 hereto.
fore issued by the State Engineer Of
the state OF Idaho
Tho name and nostoTYice nd.
dress of the person or corporation
holding said permit Is f. S Edwards
Jr#. Salmon, Idaho
The use 10 which said water
has been applied Is irritation and
domestic
; The amount applied 10 benc.
helal use Is SO en-. It. per second.
! The place where said water Is
used Is SN 7, SEA. SEI, SWA, Sec
* NWANEA Et2NWt. SWt,
NV a. SEC, - in township u north.
RANGE u east. Il, NJ.
The name OF the canal mr.
ditch or other works BY which said
water IS conducted TO such place NJ
use IL my Greek Reservoir and
BUY Creek Ditch.
b. The date OF the priority which
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-31
charberlain's Cough Remedy.

Bei0re ualng thIH preparation Tor
cough or cold you NAV wish 10
know what 1t has done for others
Mrs. O. Cook. Macon. Ill. writes. II
have found II gives the quickest re
lief OF any cough remedy have ever
nsed." Mrs. James A noit. Chilli
Gothic. Mo- says. Chamberlain i
Cough Remedy cannot be beat for
coughs and colds" III. j. Moore. oval.
Pa. says. II have used Chamber.
iain'e Cough Remedy on several oc.
caslons whan | was suffering with Il
settled cold upon the chest and II
has always brought n cure, For sale
by T.. G. Hettinger. Salmon Druggist