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BAUERS WANT GAME
With YORkVILLE

The management Of the Bausrs 6f this
city is quite peeved concerning the prop.
aganda that has been circulated about
the team in thig vicinity. They issue 8
sweeping challenge to the Yorkyille.
Ferry Eagles and the AcConkeys Tor .
game to be played with tn regular line
up Of the teams and the winner takeS,
all. II this is not satisfactory their
manager Is willing to put up $500 sids
bet on the result Of the game Manager.
Jacobucci stated last evening that he
would like to meet the Yorkvilie nine
first. as they have been successful tn
defeating both the McConkeys and tho
Eagles. II the manager Of Yorkville
team will call Manager Yoke" salts
factory terms can be arranged
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WON IN THE TENTH.

ST. LOUIS. July "A triple by Aus
tin anI Il Wild pitch 10y toN"lcahi" IN
thu tenth scored the run that CAV" st.
Louis ITS third successive victory over
Cleveland today. 8 to =. As e. result. ST.
Louis moves into fourth place, Detroit
having lost TO Chicago. The locals tied
the score in the ninth on two straight
triples after Morton had held them TO
tbrnn hrs Score; r. II. T..
cleveland non O02 ono o. l
:, Louis 600 nl0 0Ol Is 8 3
Morton. Covclc"hic and ONcill;
Shockcr, Snihoron and SEVERED.
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RALLY WINS
FOR YANKEES

NEW YORK. July Now York won
the last game Of series with Wash
ineton here today by a score Of to ,
A sensational rally enabled the Yankees
to snatch the victory in the ninth IN
ming. Peckinpaugh opened with q sin
gle and Bakers home run tied the
score. Successive singles by Lewis,
Pipp and Pratt enabled the first naTcd
to score the winning run. Score:
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TWO FoR Red sox.

BOCTOS. July 7.-Boston ended us
homo stay to-day, by taking both cnos
Of u double hondcr from l'hilaeeiphia'
TO o, and to 4. Tho first game was
ducl In which Sam Jones had tho netter
"r Eay,nr. with Ruth and Hooper star
r.ns In the fold.
Perry was bumped for throo runs In
Tho second Inning OF tho second gamo.
IN which tho hitting and fielding OF
Strunk. Dugan and shannon wero feat
ures. pcnnock weakened in tho eighth
and was relieved by Mays. Scores;
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HASTINGS COLTS
WIN TWO MORE
;nncial 70 The IntclliGenccr.

HASTINGS. w. Ta.-Tbe Colts can
play bail and they want everyone to
know it. They have not lost game
this season and arc not going to lose
any. Padcn City. with weighty line
up, fell before them Saturday 5-3. and
the strong Gypsy nine yesterday 1876.
Motifs etickwork against Paden City did
the work. and Harry Buck by smashing
out a triple and two doubles and Bill
Wise with his four bingles prevented the
coal miners from carrying homo the
bacon.
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Sev York noS o22 00l-10
philadeIphia O10 001 003 8
Two base missionaries Callahan.
Stolen bases-Fletcher. Gonzales.
Young, Burns Luderus 2: Sticking 2;
Cady .: Cravath ?.
Double plays-Doyle and Chase, Ban
croft and Luderus.
Left on bascs-Ncw York II; Phila-
delhpia 5.
,, Rase on balls-off Perritt /; Wood
ward |: Murray 2. -
Hits-off Barnes in 8 innings; or
! Perritt 3 in l inning: Packard in "a
| innings; :off Woodward in rs In
nings off Murray in innings.
Hit by pitcher-by Packard (Fletcher)
Struck out-by Barnes 5: Murray 3.
winning pitcher Barnes; losing pitch
FER Packard.
Second game:
phiI,dc,nhia 100000 200 % 8 ;
Toncy and Mccarthy; Hoss and
Adams.
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G. Louis 900 800 122- 3
pittsburgh .... COS o03 ss'-14
Two. basehits-Hornsby. Lavan. Fish
burn. Terry. Cutshaw t2). Three-oase
hits-Shotten. Stengel. Schmidt. Home
run-Saicr. Sacrifice fly-Southworth-
neutrality-suspicious.. MilleE and Paul
cite; Cation. Cutshaw and Safer. Left on
bases-St. Louis S. Pittsburgh 3. First
base on halls-OH Am6s .. or Bolden
/. of Mayer l. Hits,-O1 Ames in
> Is innings. OF sh2fdell in 2-2-3 in
ninss. of Bold"n > IN innings. of Tu-
ero 4 IN l inning. Iar Goodwin in l in
ming. OF Mayer * in innings. Hit by
pitcher-By Bfdcn Csaicr). Struck
nut-By SheITcll |. by Bolden |. by
Mayer l. Mid pitch-sherdell; Win
MIN. amss. D''s3fr-N"ye'' Losing pitcher
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PIRATES WIN
FROM CARDS BY
HARD HITTING
BASKETBALL
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL

PITTSBURGH. July 7.-Pittsoursh
defeated st. Louis today. "a to >. IN inc
hardest hitting game Of the season Al,
five visiting pitchers were hit hard. ana
tho only reason Mayer was kept IN inc
game was because his team was always
In the lead. He was hit especially haTu
in the last four innings Score:
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BURCETTSTOWN At
TUNNEL GREEN

Next Sunday afternoon at Tunnel
Green the crack nine from Burgetts.
town, Pa. will be the attraction when
they line up against the Bauers Of TIL.
city. The Pennsylvania nine has nos
lost a game this season and has e.
feated every team in and near the Pits
burgh district The Bauers viii use
their regular lineup. with King % the
mound.
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HOW they Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Cameo
Pittsburgh, "A: st. Louis. >.
New York. 10; Philadelphia D.
New York. 5; Philadelphia ..
Other clubs not scheduled
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CHICAGO. July 7-ChicaG" punched
rs hits on Ehmke to-day and defeated
Detroit s TO ; in the final game or Inc
ccrics. CiColtc he'd little trouble mold
inC the visitors safe. A freak double
rlay was made by Chicago. with Jonc"
on first base Stanagc hit swift ground
or through tho pitchers box Inc Dali
struck the second base and bounced into
f. Collins hnnda. He throw to weaver
in time to force Jones Mt second and
Stonagc was doubled at first. The
score: L. ~ l..
Detroit ..nOOl2000 10 2
chicago .O232 0O01x- Is .
Ehmko and StanaGe; Cicottc and
Schalk.
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Two. base hit-l.conard. /

Two. base hit--IconaTd. Home runs
-Picinich. Baker. Sacrifice hit-PiC!n-
ich. Double play--Iiak"r to fratt 10
Pipp Left on buscs-Nrw York. =;
Washington. 10. Bases on balls-'hl
Shore /: Erickson. l. HitS--pff Sh"r"
in s innings: off Quinn. none in !
inning: off Erickso I innings none
out in ninth: off HarpNr. >. retired no
batsmcn. Hit by pitchcr-Fy Sh|rH.
(Mcnosky). Struck out--RY shore !;
by Erickson. 4. Wild ptch--Sh"r".
Winning pitchcr-Quinn. Losing pitcher
Erickson.
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sBatted for Sherdell in fourth
+Battcd for Rodcn in seventh
tBatteG for Tuero in seventh
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standing Of Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Now York, 3; Washington. 2.
Boston, 2; Philadelphia. o.
Boston. .: Philadelphia 4.
Chicago, 8; Detroit =.
ST. Louis. 3; Cleveland, J.
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mrERNAr1oNAL L1A0U1

Rochester 0. Buffalo s.
Toronto 6, Binghamton
Jersey City 3, Reading -
Others not scheduled. Il.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAnS-H
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Quinn. p . o o 0 0 l
-. -
Totals .32 3 II il :
tHatt"d for shore in eighth.
Tran for Wick in eighth.
Washington .... | O.
New York 1890. u o 0 0 t--~3
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(AdA44oaa, Sport q 1lgs 1ss0A
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Pretty Good.
Has out client a good case?
Good for several thousand dollars"
Transcript.
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Totals ,......36 9 "24 IN l
sNone out when winning run scored.
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Sclalk.
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Totals. .36 5 s 27
4Batted for Murray in ninth.
The evening world., 1919-04-04
RICHARDS MEETS
T|LDEN TODAY
FOR TENNIS TITLE

As predicted on this page, wiIiiaul
7. Tilden I'd Of Philadelphia and VIM
cent Richards. the schoolboy wonder
of this city, will clash in the fnal
round for the national indoor tennis
championship at the 7th Regiment Ar.
mory to-day I ..ese two lads have
met in many previous encounters on
the courts. Both have had a hard
fght to win their way to the closing
match.
Although they are rivals In the
singles. the two lads that hold the
national turf doubles title will meet
Frederick B. Alexander and Dr. WILL
lam ROsenbaum
Frank I. Anderson had a national
championship title within his grasp
and let II slip through his fingers.
The seventeen year-old wonder OF the
Kings County Tennis Club was twice
within a stroke OF defeating Tilden in
the seml-final round. Then, when
one ood swift drive would have
done the trick the boy slammed an
easy smash into the net and twice
bungled for double faults on service.
n was sufficient 20 cause the tense
spectators TO groan In anguish.
Tildcn. having been saved through no
effort Of his own, for the boy had pre-
vously outplayed him In every fitting
rally. recovered lost ground to defeat
Anderson at 10. l4-l2. 6-3.
Richards managed to pull out the
Peter. Ball, who is a product OF the
Pasadena. Cal. courts. giving . I'm
ish to his lawn tennis while at Yale.
The score was SIS, 6-2
The evening world., 1919-04-04
Jack Barry,
Old Giant Star,
Going Abroad

Jack Barry. who played left feld
for the Giants on the team that lost
the National League championship TO
the Cubs in 1908 because Fred Merkle
didn't touch second basa In gotting
ready 70 sail to Franco for the
Knights OF Columbus TO heap train
the Americans who will compete in
the big military athletic meet for
the Allied forces in May and June.
For a year Barry has had charge
of all athletics for the X. OF c. at
Camp Kcarny. San Diego. Cal. He
says that just before he left there
he saw "Moose" Harry Mccormick.
whom no succeeded In the Giants
outfield IN 1908. He says that Harry
was mustered out of tho service as
a captain
Jack Barry ono relation 30 tho Red
Sox Jack Barry was born m New
burgh. ~. Y. He was graduated from
the University OF Niagara, Niagara
| Falls, His first major league Job was
with tho Washington National League
| team In 1898. The next year the
/ league was reduced from twelve TO
eight clubs and Washington. Balti-
more Cleveland and Louisville were
| dropped
The Boston Club had the pick OF
the Washington players, and besides
Barry. bought Buck Freeman, the
famous home run king" and Bill
Dtneen, tho star pitcher. now an um-
pira The Bostons paid 1880 for the
three men, which was then declared
TO be ~ fabulous sum-
In 1901, 'o2, 'o3 and 'o4 Barry played
IN the outfield for the Philadelphia
Nationals, In 1908 he was sold tC
tho Giants, and in 1910 he captaincd
and played in the out1eld for the
Milwaukee Club OF tho American
Association.
In 1912 Barry managed the Seattle
Club OF the Northwestern League and
played tirst. tho team winning thG
pennant He then quit baseball and
has aineo beon im the real estate buai.
ness In Los Angeles.
The evening world., 1919-04-04
BOlUling Strikes TACK and Spares

%jNsss. %ss. Tho , wst sRSco sil 9,'o @ I've team: team:
81. John Cslholic club thrre teans zlnn, oaas
team, Lori El-tncll. one team. None, a The
sseorr IN totrnamons. bat 1t is rs-sibis or Of
thr teaira may Prove 70 be the pfo'ufoA dafh
hpf"e aud bc returned III" Ninuer
The prrp.-d match game b.twern Jee sstby
being unable 10 conn 10 an arecmeut \ TO the
An"unt " money 10 z" rolled tor lu Int bali
" this mach ~ r'hr,luNi IN be rollui next sun.
DAY aiirr1o,u At 5tc,ns Broadway Arads s,ss
foaa % sst o3 Ss, 'G2sra ss.S a e a. BY S sss Ss IN n
mIfrh gam with the New YORK LEAGUE at the
i1posyn liz a'sras, % ioT Shs ssr,rS S' S.s go5
Not at AL bad for bIwer who has lot been
IN The game fora war or m1e
Haie tim Is bcing los ~ the manArrmsut oS
the yanoIH Aoadsmes a Greater New York IN
In tho tournAmoD,S that have bcen rolkd on
tieir rspcctlvc drirA
A1sie q Agreement fH the Iauke o-ur1
matrh bare eosn drawn 10 b William Corir
sEn and rcturn without delay. Joeeph 1hum oi
BNaduaJ and 3lst Sirc,t. Ner YHk hn been
mrntiouci by Mr.. Cordes "A the Stakeholder.
Tn MetrTolitan Chaurponship Tuurnamcn, is
attracting much attention among the hrwlins isnr
from put ~ town several cFr within a radius
- 100 mil~ Of Nes York have sisnitsd their
sns sP i %s Rca % rs u Tn ,Sr lE viii 'IS0' IS -aSe s@s
pr more Of chtTics orr the ontris cloue on Apn II
Jo- Baigr. the young Insurance hroker. hno-kci
az the 4.SI and 10 split eIaro In tho White
Elephant Individual tournament lNa night
6vtr N The Grand Cnntral and Osnh9vncd
n the Hanccck Bowling Academy arr To me,t
In q hardwood dnckTrn contert at the Grand On
trs alleys tha cvrninE. B0th bowlen have Very
god reputation. foy leing Able 10 knock OF bE
soorr, which means that there win Be- epcit-
ing cntnst.
A. > a. -. Aat g.. -. kat,.
dursnc- conteS At Billie Amann's New YUrk
Bysung AJadeny. Third Avenue and hath Str,rt.
New York Many ~ the star bowlcrs ~ the
city will be- srT, m A.siou In this cout,vt which
hNS t-cn yearly attfaction At the New Nork
alleys.
TNans from the Empirr. Siunpar and Ridrc-
VOID clubs arr scheduled 10 roll IN the G7nd
Central Bowling Academy 1Hvrc Men tram tour
namHl No. '03 Fulton Stre,t, Brooklyn on
the opcning night April Z. Gama, arr phcl-
ucd 10 b. rnllei IN this tournament on April
7, 4. II, 10, 81. n. IS 20 and 20,
The evening world., 1919-04-04
MANAGER ROBINSON
PRlMING DODGERS FOR
T0-M0RR0W'S BIG GAME.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. April A.
Life to the Dodgers these days is Just
ore burned game after another. take
It from Uncle Wilbert Robinson.
After getting over yesterdays conflict
with the Yankees Robbie to-day Is
priming his boys for to-morrows
struggle with tho American
LeaguerH
This mornings practise was the
fastest and most ginsery tho Dodg-
ers have enjoyed In their stay here.
Zach Wheat apparently brought
warm weather with him. with the
northern zcphyrs having fed before
the ardent attacks o. the DiNio sun
the weather turned delightfully."- warm
and balmy and all hands took ad-
vantage OF II this morning. The heat
brought out the pcrspiration and the
erspLration took tho kinks out OF
chilled anatomies.
There was a new face among the
Dodgers that gambolled all over Barr
Field like lambkins In the spring.
The face belonged 10 Sam Chestnut
OF Trenton. Kaintucky, sab, who land
ed here on the midnight train last
/ nlkuN anu WIS VIZ blAhul anu fdTlN lNIs
morning ready TO tell all hands that
he was going 10 land a big league
berth with the Dodgers,
| Young Sam comes to Robbie highly
recommended by John NJ Barker OF
Brooklyn. but erstwhile OF Chesnut's
home town. Trenton. Kaintucky. Sam
played shortstop and second base
for Cumberland University In 1917
and 1915 and had 20 turn down many
offers nom Kitty league managers
His parents were against his playinl
professional baseball. When the wal
broke out Sam CAtered the aviator
service and was sent 20 the aviation
school at Princeton, n. ]. He playoc
FIRST base for the Princeton aviator'
Hast season. sam showed up well o.
morning practice and though hr a
la right handed throNcr he may SJiCl
with the Dodgers. \ lot depends OF
SANS ability To whale the old apple
II Sam can hit he is likely TO sticH
A slugging first baseman is wha
Robbie is after, NJ matter whether b.
Sets htn throws on from starbosrd o
- $500 .----.- -.
The evening world., 1919-04-04

Jack Dempsey, who fights Jess
Willard for the world heavyweight
title on the afternoon Of July 4. will
wind UP his theatrical tour through
the West on April Is. closing his
show at Kansas City. Jack will then
take a rest for thre weeks. after
which he will start real training for
the big battle. Jack Kearns. man
.ager OF Dempsey. has not decided
where Jack will get into condition for
the contest. but he expects to do a
few weeks of II at Long Branch and
the remaining weeks close to tho bat
tleground.
Andrs Andnmon. the Clicaso haavyvedkfa vbo
vas ongAsed 10 bo1 Jsck Dunp.sy vtDs Jaci
was on hs theatrical tour. only boInd once
With DruEsu and then dAsppoArcd Anderson
was furnisnsd with his transportA tion trUm OH
oAgo, was paid f25 beddes. and also made a
loan from KoaIns ot SIS bcore be quit his JOB.
For ousenuns TO boz Johnny Erle a ten.
round bout a. tho Minoeapolis Boxing Club or
April 81 instead Of an earlier date. Mike Collins
manager OF the club. sgreed to Nye Champion
Pete Herman a glaantes Of 5000 instead Of
ii,5OO for his snd sammy Goldman MANAGE
q Herman. quickly sEreod to tho change IN the
date ot the show.
Allie Mack the local lightweight. WI taks
part In his fint RAJ fight IN San Franrisco 10
night. lie has a hard iob on his hands - he n
booked To me-t Joe BENJAMIN. the lightweight
Champion Of California. In . fow-round bOut Al
the Dr~mlAnd Rink. Bentsmin reosutiy vou
has tito BY knocking ON a good Californian n
three rounds there.
John Ranler. matchmake~ of the Iule, tOSta-l
A. c., has made another change IN the star hat
At his elube next boxing sboV On April -. In
| stead d battling LavinSky. the Hebrew beaTy
weight, meotins Billy MLsks in Tn star bout q
hitnen rounds TO . dcriaOn. R1aHoE bAs sorued
Bill Bsunnsn 10 most Mishe.
Al MoOu. tfa Brootiyu nsbt1 and tamsz
uiddls~aEht champtnn. says hs did uot hEht Les
HoucA q Lancaster. Pa on lAst Monday night
but that the promnaar u tn boring club thor
put In soms fightar 10 mees HO0nk and allowed
him to take tie name Of Al Mccoy. hcCoc
The evening world., 1919-04-04
Golf NeUS

CHICAGO. April I.-Chick Evans.
holder OF both the national amateur and
open golf championship. may not sp-
pear in tho open tournament at Brae
Burn early la June. according 70 his
friends Evans does not feel he VIII DO
able TO spare the time from his bonding
business to go to Boston to take part
In the championships lie does intend.
however. 10 play in the Western cham
plonshlp. which viii b. held In 81. Louis
tho week following.
PINEHURST. n. C, April THE
second match OF the North and South
amateur championship tournament was
disposed OF by all twelve siKtcens and
play brought down to the semi final
stAge- Irving s. Robeson, the title
holder, was defeated by Ned Bean OF
Unioutowu. Beall won by 4 and 2 and
will be opposed by J. M. Wells of Ken
| iIworth in the semi-final round The
survivors In the upper bracket were
/ r. {. Newton OF Brookllne and Frank
In Gates OF Moore County.
The evening world., 1919-04-04
Latest Training Camp NeWs of
Three Local Big League Clubs
GIANTS QUIT CAMP
AND GO TO TAMPA
FOR RED S0X SERIES.

GAINESVILLE. Fla, April A.
Giant regulars pulled out OF theii
training camp last night bound for
Tampa for their FIRST two games OF
the interclub series with the worlds
champion Boston Red Sox. Barring
poor wing possessed by Heinie
zimmerman the men are all In good
shape after almost a fortnight OF hot
sunshine. and say that the red -hosed
lurlers will havo to bo in midsum-
ner form to keep their big hitters
from hammering out pair of VIC
lories.
McGraw's best bets In tho pitching
line are not quite ready. as Is indi-
Gated by the leaders choice, an
nounced to-day. that George Smith
and Jess Winters will draw the
first pitching assignments against
tho American League champions
'Smitty" and Jess both showed fine
speed and control In their appear
anccs In the box here. and should
glvc the big hittcrs Of the Sox plenty
~ trouble. Red" Causey will prob
ably be started in the Saturday game
Tho regulars and the second team
played slN-inning practice game.
rho regulars paid attention to bunt-
ng and they had Hubbell and
Lyons. the opposing pitchers. chopping
all over the diamond. Brogan and Ross
pitched for the regulars and had little
trouble IN holding down the subdued
youngsters
The youngsters will be left here to try
conclusions In two game series with
the Florida University to-day and -
morrow. Robbed OF their hard hitters
| ihey viii have hard time downing the
collegians.
Mickey" O'Neill and Frank Potnn
will do the catching and Miller and Gill
lespio will look after FIRST and third. but
the rest Of the array will be made up Of
pitcheTA
The evening world., 1919-04-04

At n special meeting OF the ENccu-
tive Committee OF the American Ma
tional Tournament. held at the head
quarters OF said tournament. No. l2ii
Broadway. New York City. the protest
OF the Auranin Bowling Club against
tho Manhattan Bowling Club was up
held and the game awarded TO the Au-
rama Bowling CUB, owing To the al
legged violation OF rule % OF the tour
nam,ut. which prohibits any club from
having on It's team more than on" alley
owner or alley employee IN any one
game" II has been iutimatcd that an
appeal will Doe taken from the finding OF
the Executive Committee Of the tour
nament to the New York Bowling Asso-
clation, the governing body In Greater
New York.
Aurania game to the Aurania team, the
inter-City five are the champions of
the American National Tournament for
lois-l9, having won fifteen out OF tho
eighteen games rolled. The Manhat-
tans are second. with fourteen games
won and four lost
Tho date OF April II was set for the
distribution Of prizes In the tourna-
ment. The committee concluded It's
work by clccting officers for 1919 1920.
President. Frank Reynolds. Secretary.
Marty Mcrz. Treasurer. a. Endrcs.
delegate to the New York Bowling AS
sociation. ii. X. Strauss.
dunbar and stonA were winners in po-tpOn-d
Series of the Eastern Alley Own1Ts' Association.
rolled At The PAAiims snd New Yors alleys.
pecuyulJ. The rnores!
paSssi. i7Hs is9, 10. isa IO. iOi.
-, hJS.ro -, itss leI. IAi. iSO. 100, %o'
sInla-iSO, .O9 IA. ls5. I7S, 40, III. iSo.
-, IL ,,.'EIossf@itc, Iss Jos. s2s, sia so. 10. rs4,
10 nisM fNicaIu aud Hardly hook up At the
PSstib. acys IN thr last postponed ectios oi the
tolrnam-nt.
The st. John the BAptus bowling Club team
b,Wlep lat over on the Mutual HOWhng tmb
team whsn they mct at the formers home alleys
IN Nosi 3lht SLSvci
Ten q the nineteen team that were schodulei
10 n1ll IN Ihc Henng World Head Pin TourlA-
ment At the White Elephant AucSB palt IN An
ApcArance On time and third their h,rt 20 toy TIM
high team u thr tunmancnt h"ld 10 the
Manhattan tram, bit 70 no avail. FRir hundrsi
and seventy eight wAs the high total ~ the eve
ming fegrtnfei ~ the No. l tram u the New
ltOches ROYAL ANanum. btbeT totals rrgHtctusi
hy the osis uug teanA were Amrrican Noolcns
30 i 5'S Ag0 ,a M. Sio rrslln Sfs lHoSsenS hG,h
Colgate n o. as: McrvA a Co dor. AMI
ssuiOr. Drug Lcagle, ~,
Thew we're fou' m,,hl HinnOn In ths lot Q.
| CO~han, lG &. II. MUt iO5; Is. II. Trilman.
| 100. and 4. W. Caddih, io2.
siItoas team AIe to bo~i IN the sounsmaus