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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-04-15
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT

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There was a good meeting in the
court house on Tuesday afternoon to
bear reports on the cotton acreage
reduction campaign and the reports
showed that in many communities
where the pledges had not hereto
fore been signed that the farmers had
agreed to reduce and when the final
show down is made Newberry will
be at the top.
The ladies aid society of the Luth-
: eran, Church of the Redeemer will
meet with Mrs, ). p. shealy Monday
afternoon at s o'clock. 9 4'
Have you forgotten how to laugh
how to cry-how to love?, Then ex-
perience anew these emotions with
Jeanne, the little Partisan grisete, in
"The Partisan Tigress," which will be
shown at the opera house Monday.
April IA, with Viola Dana in the low
able role of Jeanne.
| From the gutter to a palace Such
is the story of Jeanne, the little waif
os ""The Partisan Tigress" who found
love and romance in a strange, man
ner. See this play at the opera house
Monday, April IA, with Viola Dana
and enjoy the gripping story.
See Norma Talmadge in the dual
role Of San San and Toy, in "The
Forbidden City" at the opera house
Tuesday, April %. The most exquisite
Chinese story ever screened.
Alice Brady in "In the Hollow CT
Her Hand will be at the opera house
! Tuesday, April Is. The story is Of
a girl who in self-defense murders
another woman's husband and is
later protected from the law by the
wife of the man she murders.
Just how helpful in appearance is
the painting that has been done
around the Central Methodist parson-
age. 1t would help the old town
nightly if the paint and brush could
be used a little more.
Mr.. Mills says the reason the Co.
operative Cannery did not have more
work to do the past season is that
the farmers have all been taught to
do the canning themselves and that
even now there are more canned
goods of various kinds in the hands
of the farmer than ever before in the
history of the county. There can
never be over-production until we
cease to have so many shipped i
the county.
A civil engineer and especially one
who is to have charge of road build
inc should be not only a good en-
gineer but he should have little
common sense and little practlcai
sense, not saying of course that
there are any who do not possess
these qualities. But they are so i'm
rortant in the locating of roads.
I'm the Hollow of Her Hand is
from the story of George Barr Nc
Cutcheon, the popular American nov
e.ist Charles Naigne "'rote the
scenario and directed the pic
ture, ard Alice Brady plays the lead
ing role. See fo" yourself At th2
oDera house. Tuesday. April Is.
The Island Of Tnt"i~2e:" The very
name conjures Up seething thoughts
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-04-15

Sheriff C. G. Blease carried Ira ..
Burton to the penitentiary on Friday
to begin his service of 10 years. He
killed Mr.. D. A. Langford January %.
1916. and was tried before Judge j.
E. Peurefoy and jury, March, 1917,
and sentenced to 10 years in the PEN
itentiary. An appeal was taken to
the supreme court but the .erdlct OF
the lower court was confirmed and
now Mr.. Burton begins his sentence.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-04-15
BIDS INVITED.

The Board of County Commission
ers for Newberry county will receive
sealed bids until April 25, 1919, for
The following supplies to be delivered
at New1erry, s. c., from time to
time as called for, from May /, 1919,
to Jaly !, 1919, and in the approx
mate amounts as shown below. Only
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-04-15
No Mephistophelean Monopoly.

No MephlStopneledh mohoPoiy'
The devil has no monopoly on the
pitchfork.
Rev. William Barnes Lower. pastor
of the Holy Trinity Presbyterian
church of Logan, Philadelphia, recent
" spent his vacation working on a
farm near Schwenksville. Pa. and
sent message to his congregation,
urging the able-bodied male members
to help farmers harvest their crops.
"If we can thrash grain in the
field" was his message, according to
the Philadelphia Bulletin. I'VE can
thrash the devil in the frOnt-line
trenches he is Building round our
churches" - United States Employ
ment Service Bulletin.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-04-15

Mr.. J. P. Moon, broker, has rented
the office lately occupied by D-s
Frank Mower, next door to the Ma
tional bank, for his brokerage Office
and will be pleased to see his friends
whether on business or pleasure.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-04-15
/ HAD A PAVING
BRICK IN MY STOMACH

Declared Spartanburg. S. c., Man
he Was CODstipated, Nervous; Had
Pains in His Back; Had Dizzy
Spelis.-Dreco Ended it All for HiE:
II often felt like I had a paving
b"ick in my stomach says this well
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-04-15

DR.. J. W. Dunn as delegate and DR..
p G. Ellesor as alternate from the
county medical society are in at
tendance upon the State medical as
ssociation n, Florence this week;
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-04-15

:. The MT Pleasant school will give
it's annual picnic at Blairs Ferry on
Saturday, April 1e. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
PECK|NPAUCH Still IN
FRONT AMONG H|TTERs
Mark Of 1882 Set Last Week by
Yankee Star Keeps Him at Top
In American.
ALSO LEADS RUN GETTERs
Joe jackson Climbs From Seventh
to Second Place, While Cobb Slips
Down Ladder From Second to
Fifth Position.
IrlY Associated Prnss1

:. C G., July 12:aR22Eer Peckin,
Guiding last Wednesdays contest.
continues TO lead the regulars in bat
Of .?ss renaining unchansed from la last
today: TyrSs Cobb. WHO returned to
dropped from second 70 nfth ,piace.
sluEging outielder Of 9 the Whits s tns
has climbed from seventh to second
place. with an average Of $50. This
cagoan has, given him the total base
honors held last week by Sister. st.
Louis, Jackson's mark is .122 and
PeckinpauGh. besides leading tho
5atters, chalkcd up five more runs TO
He has registered nfty-one times.
=, Sabe Ruth; the big Boston south
more homers and leads the circuit edr i've
Witt Leads in Sacrifices.
Is out OF the game. has been passed
nE VIZ. Boston, in s2cclhce hits. Witt
mas t@e tw Th6 o,y to Gh22pman's twenty
Cleveland. have put him first among
tho base stcalers
or more games: Neach. Detroit. .S47:
Flagstead. Detroit. 800; Cobb. Detroit.
St. Lo JGsns s9i Cleveland 1896 sisler
Jim Thorpe. ., the Braves, continued
and widencd the gap between Himself
and Gavvy Cravath, recently appointed
manager OF Philadelphia Thorpes
mark is .337 and Cravaths .355
lily Myers shows Class.
ny Myers, of Brooklyn. showed the
real Glass among the batters. however.
by climbing from twenty second place
among the regulars last week with a
mark OF .29I to a tie for third place
this week, with an average Of $40
Max Flack. Chicago. broke the tie
shared with Olson. Brooklyn last week
in the number of runs scored. and lea s
with forty-siN ITALICS to his credit
Benny kauT. New York slugger. took
the total base honors from Crava IN.
put the veteran. continued to hold his
lead among the home-run hitters.
kauns total bases number l13 while
Gayvy has made nine circuit drives.
Daubert. Cincinnati. continued in
front among tho sarvffcn hltters with
twenty. while Bigbee, Pittsburgh, con-
tinued to show the way to tho base
stealers with twenty-one thefts.
Other leading batters for twenty
nEe or more games: Young, New York
1892; Williams, Philadelphia .s2o:
kaur, New York. .sls; Roush, Gin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES MONDAY

First race1nve and one-half turlonss-
Head Over Heels: lis: Spar. los: Krower.
carma ndsl.. los.
Second race--siI furlonea-B B. John
son. III; Ellison. lie: Mahonv. 1917: Arrah
Go On. lis: Green Gold ll3: Star Relnl
lo5: Sedan. los: Hauberk. ll5: HouseInaId
iIs: Dragon ll5; Cromwell. lo7: joyful.
lot
Third P Psnsmi.e and seEGnty yaEds
n Reai 19:: Altman; los; Poaeher, ,iio: To.
Eonrts raGe.hye and half furlonEs-
ISs: s3rmbel; lot: Romany ito; krower.
Dear: IL; LuG!us. ll2 G; n. Miller. NJ;
Mary Belle. il2; Pedra, ITO: Caddie. lla ::
Lady Ward; los Indian Spring. 100: HEX.
johnson Io IL Gleipnsr. il2: Millraee, 40;
in Time lo5: Little Cottage. 1I2: Cain
sp!ins;. lo,: Zinn!a. 100; Starter. ITO: Ma
sixth aee--m!le-Belustrade. I12: Phan-
tom Maid. lo2: Day Due. lo7: Duchess
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
THREE POWERFUL
FORCES IN ONE
PUT uP. IN LIQUID FORM

Mrs. Claud s. LEVER, residing at
1914 Centreville Street, Winston Sal lem,
says:
why, I didn't know what a good
nights sleep was for the past year or
two until l began using Ironized Paw
Paw. l believe I had the worst case
Of Indigestion and sleeplessness on re-
cord. along with nervous headaches. I
had no ambition to do anything. be-
gan taking Ironized Paw-Paw and
within two weeks, to my great sur
prise,r arose one morning to realize
that / had slept tho entire night
through without awakening once.
have gained 10A pounds in three weeks
and can eat and sleep as we'll as
ever did.
my nervous headaches and dizzy
spells ara now past. My stomach re-
tains all solids without any discom-
fort wha tever. am convinced that
Ironized Paw-Paw Is tho peer OF all
other tonics and am delighted to BIO
able to say So"
A system that is overworked or run
down requires harmless stimuiant.
Ironized Paw-Pasy lifts and holds you.
Your druggist probably keeps 1t, but
X he doesn't. It is sold In Richmond at
all leading drug stores.
1ronizsd Paw-Paw has tho formula
on every bottle. Mail orders promptly
attended to. Interstate DRUG Co., Inc,
New York.-Adv.
a .=.t 49, al lee.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First raSe-hye and one,half ,turlonss--
70 5; first: Annette Teller. lo7 Hyke). to
j. TO l. even, second; Toucanet. l07
tNoian), to 2. to 5. to 8. third. Time
1;0T SIS. Hampton. Allivan, Hamacka-
more. Penelope also ran.
Second racc--mie and seventy yards
Hank O'Day. 1l3 tKummer), 8 to s. 3 to s.
to 3. frst; King John. lis (Davies). 10
to l. 4 to ], to S, second; John J. Day
liz tRicee. u to !, to /, to !. third
board. Counting co!ors. Piraeus and Ballast
also
Third raee-sis furlongs-out of the
frst; ouietudc. 100 (coltilettD. 95to .. 3 to
2, 3 to S. second: Bill McCioy % (fsriclt-
Eon). 80 to I. 10 TO l, to l. third. Time,
os Is. Bully Boy. b. b. Johnson
Trophy. Peter Piper and Ticklish also ra n
Fourth racc--mile and furlong-
Lanius. lis (Loftus). to 10. to {, out,
Nrst; Be Frank. 1os (Kummer). to L.
even: TO-. to s second: Spur: III
Tns to Tppsso w.sht to also s I.n
Eisth Isee;En,Is ara seventy yards
P E. 70 Whs 4a a LIZ sF1s sndv.s vida.
IL 70 stts's'ft Second to nan n shi5a
Time. I:A. Dendera, Miss Bryn. Tantaius
sixth race-nvo furlongs-Romany, ia
(FaIrbrother), 2 to- ], 4 to s. 2 to S. hrst:
Endman, ia iTroxier). 20 to i, 8 to !. 3 to
I, second: Irish Dream, .11< (Davies), 8 to /,
3 to to s. third; Time. 100 as. IN.
laine. Dream OF tho VALLEY also ran.
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LANIUS WINS EMPIRE CITY
EVENT BY NARROW MARGIN
De Frank Gives &. G.. Gnrdner's Geld
ing finrd Race for $4,000
Purse.

EMPIRE CITY. n. Y, July "a
Lanius. c. G. Gardeners gelding an odds
on favorite. won the 5000 Empire CITY
handicap today by head from Be
Frank, who carried the colors of c. NJ
Garrison. James Buffers Spur was
third. two lengths behind Be Frank
or the five starters. Tippity Witchet
got the best OF the take-off. and led
the bunch to the quarter. where Spur
the head OF the stretch. Spur was
closely pursued by TippiS Wichet and
Lanius. but in the last sixteenth Tip
pity Witchet found the pace too lively.
ana gave way TO Be Frank. who flashed
up to contend with Lanius in the wrest-
ling OF the leadership from Spur.
Johnny LOTUS sent Lanius ahead at
the Same time Jockey Hummer called
upon Be Frank for his best. Both
horses dashed past Spur. The relna inder
Of the race was n hard drive, the
riders demanding every. ounce their
mounts could give and the horses re-
sponded gamely Be Frank was com
ing strongly as they drew near the
wire, closing up fast on the slight
lead Lanius managed to hold A few
more strides and Be Frank would have
won.
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MANY ENTRIES MARK START
OF 1919 CLAY COURT MEET
Eight Rounds VIII BE Required for
Pluy of Contestnnts Mt
Chicago Club,
Inv Ar.ociatcd pr.,,1

CHICAGO. July >12.--Play began today in
the ninth annual clay court tennis cham
pionsh!p with what was said TO be the
larEe.t lie, OF entries in the history Of
Defaults were registered against r.
Lindley Murray. of Niagara Falls y. Y, the
national champion. and Ichiya Kumagae,
japanese star. now playing In the sectional
cham pionsh.p at Cincinnati. They Will be
unable TO appear. II was announced
Eight rounds will be required because OF
tho large entry list and play will be con-
tinuous from morning until evening on the
t"enty,two courts OF the South Side Ten
MIS- Club throughout the championship play
which will end July 10. Early first
round play today brought out few QUITO
following:
T; II. Thwaitss. Grand Rapids. Mich. de-
feated y. l.. Richie Chicago
In tho second round II. .. johnson, Pitts
burgh. defeated Richard curran. Jr.. Chi
caEo
The only third round play today wa. the
victory OF A. Marasigan. a Filipino medical
student here. over Harry HolbrooE, Chi
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ALTRoCK STILL FUNNY
Succeeds M Well m Ever I'm Making
Fans LnuEh and Players and
Umpires Swear.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Nick Alt
rock is UP TO his old tricks again
that of making the fans laugh and the
opposing players and umpire swear.
In a recent game against the Yam
KEGS here Nick kept the fans roaring
by initiating Umpire Bill Evans. If
Bill mopped his streaming brow, for
II was regular Washington heat. Nick
did likewise. If Bill folded his arms.
Nick did, too. If Bill spat. Nick's was
only a foot behind his. And so on.
1t has been suggested that it's
good thing the Senators have some
thing funny about the club-for Wash
ington fans don't get many laughs
from watching the Nationals these
DAYS.
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WINS SWIMMING CONTEST
Charlotte Boyle, National 1Oo-Ynrd
Champion, Defeats Miss
Gertrude Artell.
pryEDTnS

RIvERTON. N J.. July 1a-A,,ss
Charlotte Boyle. OF the New York wo-
mems swimming association national
lo0-yard swimming champion. won a
special 1OO-yard match here today In
the opening outdoor meet OF the
Riverton Yacht Club. She defeated
Miss Gertrude Artel. OF the Meadow
Brook Club, by fifteen yards and made
the excellent time OF one minute 81 %
seconds.
Miss Boyle started out with an easy
stroke and finished strongly winning
the race with comparative ease
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
Massachusetts, Golf
Title Won by Ouimet
[By Arsociated Press1

wINCHEsTER, MASS. July ~
Francis Oufmct rcEaincd the nma-
teur golf championship of MasSa-
chusetts, which he last held In 1918,
by easily defeating jesse Guiiford,
the champion, by and @, on the
Winchester Country Club course
today.
The tournament marked the re-
turn OF Oufmet to amateur golf In
the East, an II WINS his first oppor-
tuntty to play in such an event
since he was rcinstated by the
United States Golf Association. lie
VIII play In the amateur champion
ship ut Pittsburgh In August.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
PIRATES, |; GIANTS, o
tsy Associated P,e..1

NEW YORK. July IL. Pittsburgh
defeated New York in the opening
Cooper. the Pittsburgh pitcher. was
the frst to shut out the Giants this
year. He permitted only three hits,
two going TO Toney, hin opponent
Pittsburgh scored the only run OF the
game In the second inning on Cut
shaw's triple and Mopwitzs single.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
WIN AK for sneciuI I,l.ct,on

LTNCHBURG, Va, July 1n.-The
petition for an election TO vote on the
adoption or rejection of the city man
ager form OF government. with Coun-
1t is likely that they will be collected
and sent to special term OF the Cir
cult Court late this month. Strong
opposition Is developing to the proposed
change, but the promoters OF the pro-
posed change believe it will be adopted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
WILL TRY ONCE MORE
Britihher In Training for Swim Across
English Channel After Twenty
One Failures,

BRIGHTON. ENG. July 12.-Jabez
Wolfe will make his twenty-second
attempt TO swim the English Channel
this month. He Is now in training.
Before breakfast he cycles ten miles,
before lunch he has a five-mile swim
and after lunch five-mile walk. fol-
lowed by an hours rowing.
He will proceed to Dover. where he
will go into more strenuous training
for the attempt, which then will be
attempted as soon as weather condi-
tons are favorable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
BRAVES, d; CUBS, |
[By Assoc!ated Pr.ss1

BOSTON, July l2.-Boston defeated
Chicago. to !. today Rudolph prov
ms more effective in the pinches than
Hendrix. The fielding OF Maranville
Merkle's line drive hit Hollocher on
the neck as he was running for third,
but he continued In tho game, playing
a star role for Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
VIRGINIA LEAGUE,

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. 8: Suffolk. (tirtt Eame).
suffolk. 10; Richmond. (second
camel.
Norfolk. 4-3: Newport News, 3-I
Portsmouth. Ii: Petersburg, 40,
GAMES TODAY.
tSo games schcduied)
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Boston,
Totals .....3s III Totals ia 10
tBatted for Danforth In ninth
Score by inninRs: IA

,IIlSJstoH .'.....................o o o S-l2
,sam@a5y:: Two base hl,s0R9,S. Kerr.
JACKSON Lamar McInnis. Home run-Ruth.
sacr,iice hit-Pennock saeriacns cMn vmRntb
Double play-McInnis luna sSisted). Left on
r., !; Kerr !: rDanforth. j. fits
Hit by pttcher-Penneck (WeaverJ Struck
pitcher Kerr. H
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RELIEVES TIRED.
ACHING MUSCLES
SIoan's Liniment gives sooth-
ing. comforting relief.
Get bottle today.

It goes right after that fever. tat
hot, pain-throbbing joint, that iun-
comfortable swelling. Relief comes
quickly, for Sioan's Liniment pene-
trntcs without rubbing when applied.
Congestion and Inflammation, = re-
sulting in aches. pains, stiffness. give
way before It's soothing, quick relief.
Economical, certain. convenient, clean.
You won't find a druggist who hasn't
Sloan'3 Eminent. soc, soc, s1.2o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
REDS AGAIN LEAD LEAGUE
RING PITCHES MASTERFUL
BALL AND PHILLIES LOSE
Rixey Forced to Retire In Fifth and
In Succeeded by Smith, Who
Proves wild.
Icy Associated Prs.A.l

PHILADELPHIA. July 12.-Cincin-
natl stepped into undisputed possess
sion of first place today by beating
Philadelphia to O. while New York
was shut out by Pittsburgh. Against
Kings fine pitching only ono local
player reached second base. Rixey
held the visitors until three consecu-
tive singles In the fifth caused his re-
tirement. Smith. who succeeded him,
made Two Wild throws. one of them al
lowing two runs to score.
Score
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Tho Fulton Boosters dereated. y

Tho Fulton Boosters defeated Nth,
game, by the score of IL to 3, wffcb
makes It nine straight games for thu
Boosters. Tho feature OF the game
was the work of both pitchers. and
with proper support the score would
probably have been different. The In
field of the Boosters had an offday
making four errors. Waters" thu
Boosters big first baseman led with
the stick. making three hits in five
tries. while Baily starred for the s.; S
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CARDINALS, 10; DODGERS, 5
fRv Assoclated pr.,.l

BRCOkL?N. July l2.-St. Louis
batted Mitchell and Grimes for sixteen
hits today and won. 10 TO 5. Doak
held Brooklyn to one scratch hit for
fve innings. and was knocked out Of
tho box in the seventh, Tuero Saving
the game for him. Three fast double
plays by the Cardinals, who helded
without an error, kept the Superbas
runs down.
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RED sOx BEAT CHICAGO
RUTH MAKES eleventh
CIRCUIT HIT OF SEASON
Ties American Leagues Last Seasons
Record for Homo Runs With
Terrific Drive.
rBy Assoc iated Press.1

CHICAGO. July 12.-Babe Ruth, OF
Boston, today tied last seasons Ameri-
can League record for home runs when
ne made his eleventh circuit drive.
caso. IL 20 :. 1t was the first home
run Ruth had made In Chicago since
coming Into the league. The game was
free hitting contest. Boston's seven
teen hits being good for twenty-eight
bases.
Score.
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score
Totals Isl 80 Total. ....,.sl 0

.Batted for Gallia In eighth.
Score by Innings: r.
Philadelphia ..............i1oo1o
Summary: Two:bs:e hi;;.IwssEEo.g oo TSre.l
5 sass hitSs ,, peskins Sacrifice ::hiE-
Doubls plays-Gerber and Bronkie: Thomas
ana rsrkins., Le5t on bases-Ph,lsdelphla.
Hitt-on Gallia. In 8 Innings. Struck out
C;!ohnson; !; Gailia. 3: Wright L Losing
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st. Louis.
Totals .....A 10 is 0 Totals ....,i 10 s
Score by innings II

81 Louis ...................s oI1ooio5 80
BIoDhISa ......................Q q o ? o o. 8
. s.;.:i.,s!y; :, Two-bass hi,s-Heathecote.
Eea,hcote. Mclfenry. Kruger. 2. Sacrifice
ny-McH Henry Doubie plays-Dilhoefer to
TO stock 70 Miller: I::av&n TO Miller. Left
or balls-Mitchen. ,: Grimes l. Hits OH
Mitchell. In tnone GU, in third. Grimes.
u in :: Doak In s. IN 5: Tuero In 2
/ in 3. HI; By p.,cher-By Tuero. Kruger.
Struck out-by Mitchell. 3. Grimes. g. Doak
3. Tucro. J. Wild pilch-Doak
Winning p!tchev-Doak. Losing pitcher
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TIGERS, 8; YANKEES, 5
rBy Associated P,...,

DETROIT. July l2.Detroit hit
Thormahien and Mogridge for a total
OF twenty-six bases today, winning the
to s.. Ainsmith's batting. a home run.
a triple and double in three times
up featured the locals attack.
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Totals ......S7 l? II Totals ......35 a

Fulton Boosters ,;::::.;i:....;I oSs2osJ XII:
Double plays.slater to Godsey:: oConnor
to Waters. I!t by pitched bal,-bv Robin.
SON.. FARLEY Ley on basses-Fulton Booster.
+ f. T.. s. s. Z Fulton Boo Stse ef Base,
on baiis-off Rob!naon. 2; of Bailey. S. Hit
of Robinson. In inninEs Off Bailey.
Il in Innings. Struck out--by Robinson
To- by Bailey. Q. Time OF Eame-2:oo. I'm
plre-Hayes. Scorcr--whitlow.
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ATHLETICS, 3; BROWNS, |
tBv Associated Pre.a.l

ST. LOUIS, July 12-PhiladeIphia
won from St. Louis today, to /. In
the ninth inning the. locals scored one
run and filled the bases, but fast
double saved the game for PhIladel-
phia.
Score:
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Detroit.

Score by innings: r
New YORK .''.'..............;o i?ooi Is
,.sunmary: Two,ba hit.-Hsnnah. Wick.
bush Young. EhmKe. Wick. Ainsm'h. Homo
s5un.,,AinsWith stolen bases..Picklnbaugh
veaeh. Double play-Jenes TO Bush TO- He'll
snaIn: Left on bases-New York. Z: Detroit,
g, MosEidss; 3. H,tsIon Th9rma hien. g in
by Mogridge. Young Struck out-by
NoEriadss 1; Ehmke. 5. Losing pitcher
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Cincinnati,
PHILADELPHIA
Totals .":.a7 Ii Totals .....so o 8 4
Score by innings. ID

Philadelphia ..........,........ o O O @ OF On
Summary: Two.bas. hits-Bressier. Luz
de;us. Home run-Groh. Sacrifice hits
Neale. Ring. Doubio play-Daubert Jun
assistedl. Left on bass-Cincinnau. Z: Phil
adelphia. 8. Base bells-off Ring. 2; or
Ri1ey. i: on Smith. ]. His-on Rixey.
by Rixey. 3: by Ring g. by Smith. / Los.
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