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Woodmen Celebrate

This 4th OF July. 1919, was definitely
marked by a most successful free to
everybody" picnic given by the Wood
men Of the World and the Woodman
Circle OF Florida Camp No. 4, taking
place at "Old Town" beautiful green
spot % miles northwest of Deming,
which lies in the midst Of magnifi-
cent valley completely surrounded by
mountains. To the east lies refreshing,
green pastures dotted with herds, and
to the west lies vast fields OF green
corn and orchards bending with their
lucious ripening fruit. The running
Mimbres River following the valley to
the south winds its way through the
dense clusters Of huge and aged noun
tain cottonwood trees which, alone,
provides a picturesque and hearty
nourishment for the anxious soul.
The participation YVES the celebra-
tlon of an occasion exactlng in its re-
semhlance TO the exceedingly joyful and
happy events that went to stimulate the
spirits and make worth while the liv-
ing OF our mothers and fathers. A
celebration vindicating the spirit and
efficieney Of the woodmen OF the
World In making unusual events hap
rily successful. A celebration which
bubbled In It's hospitality, social bene.
ficence and fraternity, and helped to
mike visible a part Of the alphabetical
principles and qualifications upon
which the woodmen of the World is
built.
In the presence OF the surprisingly
good attendance the heaping baskets Of
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sIxTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO. WITHIN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF LUNA


Civil No. ssa.
The Deming National Bank, . corporation,
Plaintiff
d. 8. Robbins. George ID. Abrams and q. n
badisr, Defendants.
NOTICE OF FENDEScy OF SUIT.
To George %. Abrams and @. N. sadlsr, do
Pendants above named:
Notics u hereby given that . suif has beer
commenced, and u now pending, In the above
entitled and numbered Court and cause b. the
above named plaintiff against the above nams
defendants. the general objects Of which said
suit are TO recover judgment against Defend
ant D.sRobbins for sum Of Three Thousand
Dollars (f3,000.00) together with interest
attorneys fees and costs; to establish a Ger
tain chattel Mortgage bearing date the 5th day
Of October, 1917, and made by said Defendant
ID. 3. Robbins 10 said plaintiff. and on the
sth day Of October. 1917. filed In the office
Of the County Clerk Of said County Of Luna
and being minuted In Book I Of Registry Of
Chaiiel Mortgages at page 3e5 and being Reg
ister No. 647, as q lien upon an undivided
onehah interest In all Of the stock cattle In the
'Tadpole' brand and all Of the natural in
crease thereof, and said brand, and for o
foreclosure Of said Chattel Mortgage lien for
the satisfaction Of the amount aforesaid. and
that said Chattel Mortgage lien be dscrsed 70
be prior and superior 70 any and all rights
titles, claims and liens Of the defendants
George ID. Abrams and @. NJ sadler and each
Of them; and that unless you shah jointly or
Heyerally enter your appearance In said cause
ON or before the 18th day Of August 1919
judgment win be rendered against you In said
cause by default.
The names and business address Of plant
IFS sttorneys are Vaught 4 Watson lis
Spruce ST.. Deming. New Mexico.
Dated this 27th Gay Of June A. D., 1919
p A. HUGHES,
Clerk Of said Court
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Mrs. Mary Hudson made visit "a
her ranch near Gage the latter part Of
last week. She reports that the grass
Is coming up well and win make feed
but a little more rain In that section
would help. She says that cattlemen
WIN have a good year, but that almost
all the southwestern ranches sold off
pretty close last year ON account Of the
drouth and that as consequence the
calf crop will not be as large as usual
However, she believes this year win be
money-maker fog the cattlemen.
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ossr.-s have . quantity sf sl1 paint
- hanl. caA uss u for the nrst coat n
rsDaintiAs ny barnf
Answsr.-0n no account should old
paint which has become fat be used
for priming either old or new work.
Old paint In that csndition IL best used
on feaca brickwsrk or tinwork. II
you value your barn sufficiently to
paiat IT. do II the Justice Of . good Job.
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Deming will be the better for the
return to the Graphic Of Captain
Ely from France. He was an active
and reliable worker in the Graphic Of
flee and the unexplained disappear
ance OF the Oklahoma comet who flar.
ed mp as editor Of the paper for a few
weeks and left, made urgent need for
Ely to begin reconstruction of the
paper-Albuquerque Journal.
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EFFEoT or COLOR UPON the
DURABILITY OF PAINT.

Property owners who may have un.
der coAsideratisn the painting Of
dwellings and ether structures should
remember that more durable results
are obtained when tinted paints are
used. Permanent coloring materials
which have been ground By machine
into . high grade white paint base
have the eject Of preventing "chalk.
ing" sAd checking" two defects
which are often observed when white
paints are used.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sIxTE
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO, WITHIN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF LUNA

Civil No. e4o
Mary RevelIe, Plaintiff.
ve.
James Revelle, Defendant
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
Notice iA hereby given that suit has been
commenced agains, yea. the above named de.
fendsnt by the above named plaintiff in the
above entitled aud numbered court and Gauss
the general object Of which said suit Is to OBJ
tain q divorce Aboslute from the bonds o.
matrimony; aud that unless you shall sniei
your appearance In said cause ON or befor
the i4th day Of August 1919, Judgment viii
be rendered in said cause against you BY de
fault
The names and business address Of plant
IFS attorneys are Vaught d Watson lis L
Spruce ST., Deming, New Mexico.
Dated this 26th day o. June. A. d. 1919
p. A. HUGHES,
Clerk Of said Court
Ao1t
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'. .. Inv.nss AntI.Russ ~Deps."

Incident to the war. the government
has faced the problem that has 70 long
proved baffling to commercial con-
cerns Of protecting Iron and steel from
rust. In N attempt to solve this fed
eral specialists have perfected various
forms Of protective coatings. In this
connection It may be pertinent to ask
whether commercial uses viii not be
found aiss for the so-called "dopes"
which the government has invented to
be applied to airplane wings and which
are possessed Of valuable weather-re-
sisting and hrsproof qualities.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
=. JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO. WITHIN AND
FOR THE COUNTY or LUNA
Civil No. e97
Watkins Plaintiff,

Civil No. e37
Glen Watkins Plaintiff,
vs.
Florence ChAmblee Watkins, Defendant.
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
Notice Is hereby given that q suit has been
commenced. and Is now peneing. In the above
entitled and numbered court and cause by the
above named plaintiff against you, the above
named defendant. the general object Of which
said suit 10 10 obtain a divorce absolute from
the bonds Of matrimony and that unless You
the said defendant, shall enter your appear
ance In said cause on OF before the 18th day
Of August 1919 Judgment viii he rendered
against YOU In said cause by default.
The names and business address Of plant
IFS attorneys are vaught Watson us L
Spruce ST., Deming New Mexico.
Dated this 9Th day Of June, 1919.
p. A. HUGHES,
Clerk Of said Court
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New Luxor School

Luxor will have d modern country
school very soon. as bids for the erec-
tion OF new school building have been
called for by the county board OF edu-
cation. The structure will measure rs
by 40 feet and win be Of concrete and
adobe, the outside being pebbledashed,
The cost win be about $500.
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ss7. TO declare asid Chsssel Mortgage . valid
and subsi@ting lien upon the property In ssid
mortgage described prior and superior 10 iAs
lien Of . certain Chatfel Mortgage given b,
you. ssid Defendant RIB. Griffin 70 Do
fendanis Clyde Earl Ely snd Ellen n. Holt
and for sale Of the property In said
chaitel hortrSr~ described for the sstirfscfIon
Of the indebtedness In the principal sum oi
f3.o1so5. together with interest aud attor
ney's fees. and that unless you shall enter your
appearance herein on or before the 2lsf day
of August. 1919, Judgment viii BE- taken
sgainsf you In ssid Gauss BY default
The names and post office address Of
plaintiffs attorneys are yausht 4 Watson. iis
\. Spruce St. Demine. N. n
Dated sks= Ii day Of July. 1919.
p. A. HUGHES,
Clerk Of said Court
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|of the season. Cattle receipts today
were 7.50o, or 1850 less than a week
'oao. 1900 less than q year ago. Hog
receipts were II 900, or 1000 less than
10 week ago. and 800 larger than
year ago. Sheep 1900 or 10000 less
than week ago. and 5co larger than a
year age.
bed Cattle
There was an urgent call for beef
cattle, and with receipts below expectn-
lions prices were good quarter higher
and extremes up to 80 cents. Six car
loads Of Utah steers sold at $14.70. and
native steers sold mostly at $l1.50 {
s1475. Cows and heifers advanced as
much as fat steers. Cows brought 81
to $11.50 and heifers - to $3.50.
Yearling steers and steers and heifers
mixed brought $1O50 to $1425. The
general position OF the market is -
higher than a week ago This upturn
In the market il the first general ad-
vance that has occurred In the past
two months.
Steekers and Feeders
Trade In stockers and feeders was
active at 10 to 20 cents higher prices.
Small receipts limited demand to the
more urgent orders. II Is the general
opinion that receipts OF thin cattle
will show a material increase In the
next few weeks. Feeders are quoted
at 80 to $13 and stockers at ss go TO
$1,000.
Hogs
Kansas City was the first Missouri
River market to record a s22 price for
hogs, and that was paid today by pack
ers on 10 to % cent higher marker
than last week. The bulk Of the hogs
brought s2i80 to $3.50 This is the
period Of the year when light receipts
usually prevail. and prices are expect
edd to remain high. Choice 100 to 200
pound hogs are the kind bringing top
prices, though the price spread is un-
usually small for this season Of the
year.
Sheep and lambs
Light receipts lifted sheep and lamb
prices 20 cents today. Trade was ac-
tive. Lambs are quoted at $1450 to
$3.50. clipped wethers $3.50 to $3.50
and ewes 81 to 1925. Light receipts
keeps trading In thin lambs to small
proportions.
CHARLES II. PIPKIN,
Market Correspondent.
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Graphic classified want ads. get re
suits.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-15

Sell that secondhand furniture
through a Graphic want ad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
BASKETBALL
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL

wheeling will witness real cham
nionshio bout at the Wheeling Park CAS-
inc next month whom Jack BrItton' me
CHAMPION wcltc-wriCht Of the world
meets the winner of the Jack Perry
Johnny Griffith fight being staged nero
this week. Britton has signed con
tract 10 the effect that ne will uc"t INC
winner here about the middle OF Scptem-
Der.
This will be the first opportunity given
the boxing fans Of this city OF seeing a
champion in action right in their own
homo town. OF course this Is n" de-
cision town. but in case OF Knockout
the championship belt goes with II.
II is a hard job TO pick the winner OF
championship fights. II. as the poetic
ally inclined would chirp. Youth must
be served" then the winner OF Thursday
nights lights will also be the victor over
the champion
Then again. on the other hand. II the
adage. Experience is the best teacher.
Is the correct dope. then Mr.. Britton will
crawl on, OF the ring with his we'll earn
ed crown intact upon his Irish-American
brow. For Britton Is more than Ten
years the senior Of Perry or Griffith. and
earned his first kale in honcst-to- good
ness bout back in 1905.
All three men have splendid records.
Britton. whose name appears in the
family Bible as William ]. Breslin. first
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Jack Britton to Meet
Winner of Thursdays
Bout Here in Sept.
WINNER OF PERRY GRIFFITH FIGHT WILL MEET
CHAMPION HERE ABOUT MIDDLE OF SEPTEMBER
FIGHT WILL BE STAGED AT WHEELING PARK CASINO

pecped on the hills about Clinton. n. T..
October H. 1925. Tho champion 10 or
Irish American rarcn'aGc and stands
fvo foct. eight inches in his h"l"-proo1S.
Johnny Griffith was born IN WadS-
worth. ohio. S"rtcmbrr =. 1893. won
nine vir,rr:cs during his first year in
tn. arena FIN" Of th"s" victories w"r"
knnck"uts. DURING the year h" i"uGht
,iv n0-dr,s,CH bouts.
Jack Perry fr"k" into tho limcNEht
during his enlistment N m" United
States navy. by defeating Ill w"lt"r'
wci.hts in IN" Atlautac and TaT1fc fleets.
and earned the champion wcinHrw"ight
t:;l".
Soon after his d!srharC" from N"
navy. Perry secured. a match with IN"
champion Jack Erjr'"n. Just short
time previous Er,rt"n had rcCain"d his
championship laurcid from Ted Lewis
by Knockout. hat this did not max"
any difference with the Cob" lie tor"
into Rritton as though he was III" cham
pion and received A we'll earned draw by
his aggressivrncss and determination.
Just recently h" again mot the Champion
in Cumberland. Md, and again received
a draw.
The fight here Thursday night should
be one Of the best ever staged in this
section as both mon will he out for
blood IN order to get another match with
the title holder.
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WELL KNOWN BOXER
VISITOR IN CITY
JOHNNY ~coY, WE'LL KNOWN
wIuTERwErGHT OF PITTS
BURGH. VISITOR In WHEEL
ING FOR A FEW DAYS.
He Is OF the Opinion That Perry VIII
Defeat Griffith and Get Chance ut
Champion.
MCCOY Also Believes That Harry Greo
VIII Defeat Dempsey II Such Bout
Can Be Arranged.

Johnny Mccoy. the well known w'ltrr-
weight Of Pittsburgh, VIII" RECENTLY re-
turned from scSrral months Scrric" on
the soil Of France is a business visitor
in this city for few days. Johnny has
born working out with Harry Gr"h and
Jack Pcrry-in fact. hr is TIA" chl"i
sparring partner for these w" fighters.
When asked for his opinion "f the
Tcrry-G Griffith fight here Thursday h"
said They tell mo that Griffith is som"
fghtcr and has n wonderful left. but
take il from mo. Perry will hc there
, strong from the start. and viii l." just rs
strong at the finish" IIN further STAT
cd that h" believed if Harry Cr"h got a
chance Mt lack Dempsey h" would knock
him cold. despite tn" rr"pAnganda being
spread that GrSh hasn't n punch
While in France johnny got lttl"
dose of gas and il has pu, his :tomf"h
out OF order. and it may hc sortc I'm"
yet before he will be in condition to
return to the ring.
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BROTHER OF GREASY"
NEALE ENTERS ". W..
"widdy" Youngest cf the Neale Broth
ers, viii Be Candidate For the
Quarterback Position.

MORGANTOWE. ". Va. Aug. IS
West virginia University will enroll one
Of III, far,ous Neal" E:o;hcrs &c Far
kcrshurg ccr the first tim" this fall. ac-
cordInr % announc' men, made here to-
day "W!dfy" Ncalc. tho youngest
brother If GREASY" VIII" - just now
starring for tho rinc'rnaty Reds. in
their sreat dash To tho National League
remnant. WIKI hc 4 member Of III" fresh
man class he-r Greasy" and his next
oldest brother Dutch" both went 70
N-eslcyar bur the youngest sees 4
great opportunity - max" the quarter
bl~k position on tn" Varsity this fall
and this fact coupled with his desire 10
take agriculture caused him - dcc!d"
10 d.:-,at" from thc path Of his brothers.
The Youngest NHalc IS smaller than
either Of his iIiustrioUs brothers hut IS
said to hn a. fast rs either and 10 have
the same rare m'n'1l traits that have
been exhibited by "Gr0asy" on many oc-
casionS. He ms played quarterback Tor
the ParkcrS burg high team for thr""
years. being = b. factor in that team m
the state last fl. He also plays basket
hall ard has" ball and man" who have
watched him prcd!c. for him IN coll"G"
athletics NJ loss 4 sensational carer
than Greasy" experienced.
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1O-|NN|NC TIE
Of CARDINALS
AND BOSTON

BOSTON. Aug. 1S.-St- Louis and
Boston played ten innings through
heavy mist 10 a one run tic today.
The game was stopped by a downpour.
A double-headcr has been scheduled.
The game was a tight pitchers ta't"
after Jacobs succeeded Doak IN III" St.
Louis box in the fourth inning. Horns
by's wild throw TO first and Mann's
triple counted Boston's run. while tho
St. Louis tally resulted from singles
by Stock and Hornsby and DilhoefcS's
double Score:
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RAY SCHALK CATCHES
TOOTH GAME OF SEASON

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Ray Schalk,
catcher for the American league club
here. today set a new mark when he
went behind the plate In his teams
game with Philadelphia It was the
one hundrcdth game he had caught this
season. and marked the seventh season
he has accomplished this record.
His nearest rival was George Gibson.
former catcher for the Pittsburgh Ma
t!onal league team. for whom he caught
100 games for six seasons, but not
consccutivcly.
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R 55====5z= IN The WORLD OF SPORTS C=3=======] %$
B|CBEE'S HOMER
PUT PIRATES To
GOOD IN 18th

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 1S.-MeuscIs
homo run with RlackLurnc on base
tying the score IN the ninth inning To-
d,y merely delayed Thilad"lrhra's de-
r,ot for in the thirteenth InunE Zig
bee drove the bail over the right n"ld
fence. winning for Pittsburgh. TO =.
smith and Cooper both pitched mas
terlv ball lucky single. which
bounced over Blackhournc's head with
men on second and third in the seventh,
accounting for the visitors scoring.
Score:
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P. & E. G. NINE MEETS -.
WELLSBURG GIANTS

The Patterson and Elm Grove nine
have two games booked for this week
end. on Saturday they will meet the
McConkeys and on Sunday the Wells
burg Giants. Both games will be play
cd at the Elm Grove ball park. Little
needs to b. said Of the quality OF the
Macks for they are we'll known to local
fans. The Wcllsburg aggregation Is
said to be one Of the fastest semi-pro
mines in the upper panhandle.
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Two las" hts-C;au'.il. >: Ja"ks"n.
herr Wuik"r.
Sr"irn has"s-E, Collins. ]. Collins.
Thomas
SarriHr" hit*-E. Collins EisbcrEand
Schalk.
Sarrihc" flj"s-E. Collins.
nnuhl" pla%S--RIsb"rG To- f. Collins to
Gand,l. =; l.. collins to GandIl: Turner
IL nuCan - lIUrruS.
Left "n has"--t 'h;CaEo 6; Philadelphia
>.
Base ON halls-o Kerr ;; Eoyes
n"u.: Of kor&Chrr !.
liiS--"T Noyrs L in two innings Of
K"csch"r u IN 6 innings: off Kerr . in
9 innings.
Struck "ut-hy Kerr 6; by KcrsCh"r |.
Wild pitch K"rSch"r.
Winning pitcher. Kerr; Losing pitcher
krrSCh h. r.
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DETRoITS vICToES.

DTE01r. Aug. IE--.tn eight inning
rally. AIDED ry wild pitch and AGncw's
"f!ur CAV" Hctrrit ;hrc" runs and four
I" t..r"c victory over Washington today.
N"n"sky hit tn" lnli over. III" right
Grid w0l III III" sixth inning. 1t was
tho Second time tins has hc"n done since
N1,:m Field was built S"or": f. II. f
Washington. 1hl h"i h"O-@
Detroit .. Coo COL ext s 0
shaw and Agr"w; R"land and Ain
smith.
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Standing o. Cohx.
BONDS CHALLENGE
FERRY EAGLE NINE

The Bond A. c. Of Bellaire. challenge
the Martins Ferry Eagles for game
nsxt Sunday 10 he played on the League
Park grounds. The winner to take al
gate receipts. II the Eagle manager
Will call Brllaire T0o-J complete ar
rangcments can be made.
Several new players have been added
to the roster of the Bonds. and they are
now out for the championship OF the
VALLEY
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ing N:v..' first defeat since he Joined
New York. II" hold Cleveland 10 one
hit until the eighth when a pass 10
O'EclIl. Bagby's sacrifice. Bodies Two
has" mu'r II GrAncy's fly and Chap
mans scratch double gave Cleveland
TWO runs New York scored its run on
, ma, To- Hannah. NAYS sacrifice and
Tai,,r,. single. Sc,rn: r. II. E.
E.,y Ycrk. o0l On0 o0o-l .
C!ry.,rnd .... 0"o 80 u@x--2 . 2
Mays and Hannah; Eagby and O'Ncill.
Thomas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
HIT WRONG UMPIRE
Anyway, That Is What Cleveland
Fan InSistad.

Billy Evans. will known umpire.
was the target for a pop bottle
shower in Cleveland. The bottle flew
from the first base b,cachers follow
inc a decision Evans made disas-
trnus 70 the cleveland team. And
Evans homo is IN Cleveland. too.
Chief Foier- Of tho League Park
police. stop I'D 70 the vicinity of the
BOP bottle hurlerS and said:
That was a cowardly act and the
man who threw those bottles
wouldn't have nerve 10 meet Billy
Evans face 70 face"
"Oh, was that Evans" one Of the
fans yelled. We thought it was
Nallin."
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Standing Of Clcbs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Chicago. II: Philadelphia. 6.
St. Louis. !: Boston. ).
Detroit. 4: Washington. 5.
Cleveland. .: New York, l,
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Pittsburgh ...... 900 600 con Ooo l-5
Philadelphia $1,000 600 0n2 QUO -
Two-base hits-Southw"rth. S. hmldt
Home ruuS-BiGhec. M"usel
Stolen baseS-Ei gbCC. Cravath
Sacrifice hit-Blackburnc.
Double plays-Barhare, Cutshaw and
Whitfield: bancroft. Paulcttc and Lu-
dcrus: Luderus (unassistcd).
Left on base-Pittsbrrgh s; Phlla-
dclphia {.
Base on halls-Off Cooper s; orr
Smith l.
Hit by pitcher-By Cooper u'au-
lette).
Struck out-By Cooper s: by
Smith 2.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays GnmaA

Boston. | st. Louis. Go: rain)
Pittsburgh. 3; Phila.. . Q3D
Chicago-Ncw York: rain.
Brooklyn Cincinnati; rafI
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YANKEES DEFEATED.

CLEVELAND O.. Aug. 1s.-Cleveland
defeated New York 2 TO today. II be-
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ASHLAND CHALLENGE

The Ashland \. c. of Ben*ood chal-
!anSe any amateur team in the Ohio
VallAv for game TO be played next
Sunday afternoon on the Nick He'll
grounds. To make arrangements for
this game call Mr.. DeeGan. Benwood Il.
rrAanr
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pAcrS POSTPONED.

POTGHKEt;F SIZE, y. Y Mug. IL
Grand circui. races postponed: rain.
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Two-base hit-Dilhocfer.
Three-base hit-Mann.
stolen bases-Hcathcote, Rawlings.
Holke.
Sacrifice hit-Hornsby.
Left on base-St. Louis 10; Boston 7.
Base on balls-Off Jacobs 3; off Ru-
dolph 4.
Hits-off Doah. in 3 innings; off
Jacobs, s IN Z.
Hit by pitcher-By Rudolph (Stock).
Struck out-By Doak /; by Jacobs
Z: by Rudolph 2.
Wild pitch-Doak.
Passed ball-Dilhocfer.
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'Battcd for SMITH IN 18th.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Reading !; Toronto 5.
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sBatted for Doak IN fourth.

tGanne called after 10 innings. rain.
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