davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20

stu ma wietka skale, bardzo znaczne
kapftaiy, co pozwoli ma wyrwanie han
dfu / przemyslu W Polsce z wrOgich
rak n~iepolskich, oraz Cd kontroli czyn-
uik6w wyzySkujacych nasza slabosc.
Jedna z nowych oganizacyi handlo-
wo-przemysiowych W Ameryce jest pla
c6wka .,ROzw6j' utworzona W Chi
cago niespema rok temu. ,,RoZw6j' IA
wdziecza powstanie swe p~rzyjaDdowi
do Ameryki delegacyi warSzawSkieso
,Rozwoju", kt6ra zapragnela spopula-
Iryzowac wSr0d rodak6w "a morzem an
bicye Walk z kapitalem obcym, wyniSz-
czajacym Poske i u~bozacym Gaia luI-
nO&C.
,.RoZw6j" chicagOski krzewi wSr6d
Polonfi amerykaGSkiej idee celowego
rozumienia kOoperacyi, do6rze zorgani-
zowonej, ola wywalczenia Polsce wSr6d
narodGw Stanowiska Silnego ekonomicz
ME, abySEny ME odgrywali roll bieda-
k6w. Szukajacych wcia& obcei pomocy
i zale5nych cd interesGw caiego Swiata
lecz potrafili mocno StanaG na villas
nych noSach.
Nova organizacya W picrwszym ro-
ku istnienia 2dobyla kilka tySiecy czion
k0w, rOzrzuconych pc ~wiekSzych kol0-
mach polSkich W Ameryce ze5ra&a Sc
TIKI tySiecy doar6w kapitah, ~utworzy}a
w}asny organ p. t. Rozw6j. StOpaiOwo
| ,,R0Gw0i' chicag0wSki roZSzeCaf III
kreS swej dzia(alnoSci i dis uiema W
Pobonii AmerykaGSkiej Sprawy, W kt6
rejby or~ganizacya ia ME braia czynne-
go udzia}u PREY pomOcy swych cZlon-
k0w kapitalu i piracy. BardzO wydatna
role odegra} -Rozw6j7 W przeprowadzr-
niu W Ameryce Rampant nj rzecz pol
skiej pozyc1ki panstwowej. dzieH kt6-
rel Sprzedal sam pozyczki ma sumo Bill
Sko 100000 dolarGw.
GhGwnym kicrownikiem ,,RoZwoju>
" Chicago jest inz. W. kuzelewski. kt6
~ q iScie nieStrpfzona energia czas
sw6j poSwieca. ably jaknajSilniej misty
tucye rozwinaG. Objechal ON Stany A.
IP, potworzyi oddzialy W SZeregu miej-
scowOSci W st. Minnesota, New York,
Wisconsin, Ohio, Pennsylvania I. st..
Dz;sGi Stalemu kontaktowi z PolSka in
lzynier KulelewSki INA dOK&adnie maj
pilniejSze potrzeby krajuRaszeSo / sta
IA sic Stoppiowo iStnieiace u mas W rId-
inych galeziach braki %uzupelniac. ROz-
poczeto cd wySiania do PolSki mace
mel liczby massyn do pisania. kt6rych
brak pred rokiem dawaf sic tax SLIME
odczUwac. Wiedzac U braku SHY po-
ciagowej W rolnictwie ,,ROZwOJ" Eoz--
poczal waz1e prace W kie-u2ku wyS(a-
MIA do PoS.i trakt0r6w rOlnych. kt6-
re- luz nadeSz}y W do&t pOkaLnej licz;
bic j beda W Polsce ekSploatowanc ia
nsadach koOperatywnych, ably udo-
stcpnic j~aknajSzerZej mohnoSt ich Zu-
ayt&cwania. WUbec pilnych porzeb
rolnictwa inz. KuzelewSki przybyi oSo-
LiScie do WarSzawy. Ola dopilpowania
uruchOnienia ~traktOrGw podczas ro-
hG: ~jcSielnych. KilkadzieSiat Sztui
tych ma$zyn juz pracuja IA roll poi
skiej.
Rozpoczeto jeJnoczeSuie prace mad
zOrsanizowanicm W Polscc. wytw6rni
Stub M wielkq Skale. Ola pu~Szczenia
tabryki W ruch przybcdzie 3 Ameryki
Szereg fachOwych robotnik6w = PolakGw
kt6rzy beda doSkonaiymi inStruktOra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
POlacy wAmeryce
dia P0lski.
e. ,,Kuryera Vars. mr.. S25, dnil
81 NJ. g..

W M. Chicago, StoliCy kilkomiionO-
wei Polonii amerykaGskiei, zeSrcdko-
wa{y sic dzia&ania rOdak0w naszyGh,
kt6rzy Organizuja enerSicznie rome
prUby Ola n~awiazania trwaiych, sill
nych i Obop6lnie kOrzyStnyCh stOsun'
k6w miedzy Poloniq W Ameryce, a
POlSka. miedzy niezapomnianym Sta
rym krajem a jeSo czwarta dzielnica,
kt6ra OiegrawSzy wazna role W odzv-
sGaniu Ola ojczyzny hytu niepodleglego
pragpie Obecnie dOpom6dz, ably ten byt
byl r0wniel S%amodzielny i Silny EXC
nOmicznie. Ma tie tych zamiar0w iSt-
uieje W Polonii amerykanSkiej juz Spo-
TO instytucyi. zaSiugujacych ia MAJ
przychyluiejSza uwage &c Strony Pol
ski. Be- wzgledu ia to. jaka mas czeka
~przySz}oSc. jeduO jest pcwne, 70 Sto-
sunki polonii amerykanSEiej z POlSEa
ulozQ sic pOmy&lnie. ze z POlOnii tel
p~rzybPIzie dla mas wiele inicyatywy,
St6rci nauczyli sic bracia naSi z "a
oceanu, rzutko&ci. przejetcj cd Amery'
kanGw. oraz pOmyS}owoSci W zaStoSo-
waniu nOwych. a wyprGbowanych jul
metod wytw6rcZyCh.
Dzieki tym zr6dfom enerSii, jake ply
na ku ram 2 .AmeryEi. MONA SpOizie,
wac sic N:lneco pnhudzeG;a umvsl6v
\ prZedSiebiorczO$ci W kraju. Ola Pol
ski mole to mice z~naczcnie pierwSzOrze
dine, zapewni BOWEN cbok wytrawnyCh
sil. zaprawionych do handlu i przemy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
POGLOSKA o ZAWARC1U
TAJNEGO UKkADU POMIE-
Dry HISZPANIA ANGLIA.

Madryt, 20. grudnia. - Gazeta
niszpariska LA Libertad" dale
wvraz oburzcnia w swoim arty-
kule, Z powodu wiadomoSci o "a
warciu tajnego ukfadu pomiedzy
HiSzpania i Anglia, jezcli pogto-
ska ia okazaiaby sic prawdziwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
Me Czekaj Al Smiert
W Oczy zajrzy

Doktorzy powiedZa wan, re tysiacc
os0b / dziecf umiera rOcznie 2 powOdu
nieostroanosci i niezapobiegliwoSc gdy
sic zaziebia u czego Zwykle rozwija sic
zapalenie piuc, KAMPHROL zapobieSa
zapaleniu phc. Gdy naprzyklad zacho-
rujecie ma bronchitis, influence, ka-
Szel, Dol gardIa, zapalenie migdafkom,
zapalenie pluc, grype, katar, bd W pier
siach lub cierpicie b6le rematycznc,
ME czekajcie al amierc zaglada VAN w
oczy, wyjcie KAMPHROL, natych-
mlast.
KAMPHROH jest ma sprzeda5 We
w~szystkich aptekach- Dapewnijcte SIC
&c 6ostaniecie prawdziwy KAMPHROL
2 czerwono = hiatym Nzy5em ma kaa-
del paczce. Kupcie sfok KAMPHROL
dzisiaj i miejcie pod reka- Kd b6le i
leczy kaszel natyctmiast Cena SOC i
.S5ci
The Kamphrol Co. CHICAGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20

dziecmi. Naleay tel sic spodziewat,
re Polacy amerykanscy zechca poin-
formowac swych krewnych W kraju,
ably pred wyjazdem zasiegali pora-
dy W tenn biu-ze, Tub u p. White'a W
hotelu Bristol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
005.O00.
DEFICYT SKARBU L
SKIEGO NIECO SIE
ZMNIEJSZYL.

Rzym, 20. grudnia. - Wloski
minister finans6w Media oznaimIl
tymczasowej komisyi szacujacci,
wyIonionej Z izby poselsEiej, re
dcficyt, ktory zosta} okre5lcny W
czerwcu ma. 1.4O0, 600, 600 lir, ME
co sic zmniejszyi. Liczba bankno~
tow, bedqcych w obiegu zwiekszy
Ia sic bardzo ~nieznacznie i to, tyl-
ko o lyle, O lie wynasafa togo Po-
trzeba W zwiazku Z zaNupem pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
BUNT NIEMIECKICH KA-
LEX WOJENNYCH.

Berlin, 20. grudnia. - Okofo
dwustu kalek wojennych bez n6g
i rak zbuntowafo sic i zajeio bu-
dynki szpitalne, wypedzajac urzc
dnikow i caly personal szpitaIny.
kalecy-zo}nierze pozostawali W
szpitalu razem W ciagu dwoch
lat, rad zaS powziqi zamiar roz-
dzielenia ich pc szpitalach pry-
watnych. co wfasnie stale sic PREY
czyna buntu.
w pol godziny pc wybuchu
buntu przyby}a policya, lccz zna-
lazIa drzwi zamkniete i zabaka-
kadowanc. Policyanci odmowili
rzycia broni przcciw kolekom i
.po dwrDgodzinnycll pcrtraktacyach
zgodzono sic ma ,,zawieszcnie
broni' do stycznia.
Pan1je przekonanie, re rad po-
rzuci sw6j zarniar rozdzielania o.
kaleczonych zolnierzy pc r6z-
nych szpitaIach i pozostawi ich
razrrO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20

duktow s~pozywczych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
SKANDAL w
WLOSKIM URZADZONY
PREF SOCYALISToW.

PREF SOCYALlSTOW.
Rzym, 20. grudnia. - Podczas
obrad W parlamencie w}oskim
mad sprawl niedawnych zajsc W
Lucca, gdzie socyaliSci zostali po-
bici przez nacyonalistow, PosSo-
vie socyalistyczni powstali re
swoich miejsc i rzucili sic ma po-
slow partly ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Pomimo tego, re wielu innych
.posfow starabo sic przeszkodzic
bojce, pos%owie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
zostali srodze poturbowani. Ma
jcdnego posla ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wypadalo 10 socyrlistow.
SPRAWL POKOJU ANGEL
SKO IRLANDZK1EGO.
Londyn, 20. grudnia. - w celu
zakonczenia walk W Irlandyi obie
strony dazq do zawarcia jak mai
rychIejszego pokoju. Bisulp
.Cork'u wydaf dekret O eksomuni-
kowaniu tych wszystkich, kt6rzy
.beda brazil udzia{ W zbrojnycll
napadach i morderstwach. Gen.
Macrcady ostrzega swe wojska,
re kazda zbrodnia popelniona "
stosunku do cywilnych mieszkaii
COW, bedzie karana Smiercia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
IAPONIA ~ODROCZYLA EVA
KUACYE CHENTAO.

Tokyo, 20. grudnia. - Wypro-
wadzenie japohskich wojsk eks-
pedycyjnych L okregr Chentao ma
|koreansko : mandzurskicj granicy
zostalo odroczone ma czas ME
ograniczony. Gazcta japohska
.,Dzi Dzi Szimpun", ktora podaje
( wiadomoSc, oznajmia, re infor-
macye jej pocl1odz2 re zrode'
|bardzo wiarogodnych. OdroczcnIe
cwakuacyi zostaIo spowodowane
wskutek wzrastajacego nlebezpie-
czeistwa re strony insurgentow
koreaiiskich / bandyt6w.
NAPAD KOREANCZYKoW
MA WoJsKA J%APoNsKIE.
Tokyo, 20. grudnia. lnsur--
genci koreaiiscy w okregu Chen
to zaatakowali oddziaf japonski,
Podczas ataku IS zolnierzy japoI
skich zostafo zabitych a 35 Cd
nioslo rany. Ma pomoc J~apohczy-
.fom pospieszyiy wojska chilskie.
DLUGU AME-
CZERWONE
GO KRZYzA PREF Rad
WLOSKI.
Rzym, 20. grudnia. Amery-
kaiiski Czerwony krzyz by} wi
nien rzqdowi w}oskiemu l.5N 600
.iir. "a przew6z towar6w przcz ia
rytoryum w}oskie, przcznaczo-
nych ola Serbii, Czech. Grecyi i
Palestyny. Premier Giolitti, przyj
mujac pod uwage wiclkie zassuSi
Amcrykahskicso Czerwoncgo
Nrzvza. oddane narodowi w}oskic
mu, wydai rozporzadzenle umo--
rzenia tego dlugu.
Pulkownik Bartlett, przedsta-
wiciel Amerykaiiskiego Czerwo
ncgo Krzyza zostai powiadomio,
ny 0 powyzszej decyzyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
T TRZESIENIA ZIEMI
w ARGENTINE.

" EAANNNAN
Buenos Aires. 20. grudnia. -
Podczas piatkowego tr~zesien'a
zicmi w Argentynie. ktore zbu
|rzy}o kilka miast wzdiuz stok'
.Andow, zgine'o wie!c osob. Do te..
pory wydobyto Z pod gruzow l5t
os6b. Polowa miasta Mendoza lc.
zy " gruzach.
w Tresportenas zginelo wiecc.
niz $50 osob. w Costa dc Araujc
stracilo zycie 81 osob. WSkuteI
rowego wstrzasu " Costa dc A
raujo zawalito sic jeszcze kilk1
Idorn6w. wobec czego sPodziewai7
sic. re jeszcze kilkanaScie os6t
znalazlo $mierG pod gruzami. "
Tresportenas, La Vale / La Cen.
raj wszystkie domy zosta}y zbu'
'rzone. Hose ofiar do tel pory ME
.zostafa olreSlona. Mnicjsze
wstrzasv dawaiy sic odczuwac Cd
czasu do czasu w caiym relon,c.
w Costa de Araujo porobiNy
sic wielkic szczeliny w ziemi,
kt6rych wydobywa sic gor2c'
woda. Gorsca woda Z jednego
takich gejzcr6w doszia do wyso.
.kosci Is stop ! uiormowa}a dosyt
duly staw. W kt6rym dwie osoby
utonely.
Czerwony Nrzyz prowajzi ak,
eve ratowniczq. staraj2c sic wydo
bvc Z ruin tych, kt6rzy So ~jcszczc
przy zyciu. -.
Tokyo, 90. grudnia. We
czwartek o godz. 9tej min. II Cd
czuto W Taponii sicdm dose ST.
nvch wstrzasow. Przypuszczaja,
&c tr~zesienic ziemi mialo m'ejsce
gdzieS ma Pacyfiku hub ma pusty-
Ii; Cob w .Azyi $rodkowej.
Brindisi. 20. grudnia. I Sa-
seno donoszq. re mialo til miejsce
slime trzesienie ziemi, ktore 70
staso zanotowane przez sejsmo~
graficzne stacye W Ameryce. VIE
lc dom6w zostalo zburzonych
przcz lawine. Liczba ofiar, zano-
towana do tel pory, wynosi 81
csob.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
PRINTERS READY
FOR TOURNEY

I he baseball squad representing Typo
graphical Union No. l in the annual tour
nament Of the Union Printers National
Baseball league viii leave here next Fri
day to participate In the tenth annual
meet at 81. Paul. This will be the first
tournament held IN three years play
being called of on account Of the absence
or several players during the war.
Although indianapolis printers have
never COPIED the national honors. they
often have been among the strong con-
tenders, and this year they are out TO
make good their chance TO cop. The team
IS composed OF the leading amateur ball
players Of the city, including Mccain.
Murphy, Terrence, Prlngle, Noting, Mo-
ricale, Soldering, Kelly, Eggert. Arnold
Ehrgott, Ruth, Morris and Smith.
The cities holding berths in the print
ers league are Indianapolis, Boston, New
York, Washington, Fittsburg, Detroit,
Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago, St. Paul
and ST. Louis. Philadelphia, the twelfth
member of the loop, viii not be repre-
The winning players and players show
ing good form and spOrtsmanship in the
tournament are awarded individual
trophies, while the championship club is
awarded leg on the Garry Hermann
trophy. as well as trophies presented an.
nually by the Mergenthaler Linotype and
Lanston Monotype Companies.
The Riley Al-stars will try their hand
against the Strong St Paul, Ind, nine
tomorrow.
The South Side Turner's and Printers
Will hook up on diamond No at Car
Held park tomorrow afternoon aud on
the following Sunday the Turner's viii
tangle with the Traders Point nine at
Traders Point. All players are requested
to meet tomorrow afternoon at 30 ut
Turner hall. state teams desiring games
should get In touch with Frank Neu, 139
West Arizona street, or call Prospect $751;
indianapolis Red Sox and the Western
Handlers Will clash at Rhodlus park to-
morrow. Sanders, Williams and @rls-
void take notice.
The Tartars are booked In a double
bill tomorrow, meeting the Dixie A. c.
at II 80 and the Superbas at 80 Both
games are to be played on Garfield dia-
mond No. 2 The Tartars desire games
with the Rupp Juniors, Bngos ana
Spades. Call Prospect $751;
Teams desiring to meet the Indian
apolis Trojans tomorrow should call Bel
mont 1916 and ask for c. A. Collins. The
Trotans and Tigers meet at Garfield one
week from tomorrow.
The Southern Grays will play two
games at Rhodius park tomorrow. They
meet the Marott Shoes at 10 o'clock and
the Elder Reserves at 3 80. \ All players
should report at o'clock for the first
game.
Roy Pittman, manager Of the Southern
Cubs, is booking games with the fastest
amateur and semi-pro clubs In the city
and state. Address Pittman at 924 South
West street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
WILLARD PARK
PLAY TOMORROW
First Round Matches in East
Side Tourney.

Play in the first annual Willard Park
Tennis club championship tournament
will open with singles matches on the
east side courts al 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning. The members of the newly
formed organization rank among the
leading park court racquet swingers in
the city AND they Will, no doubt. provide
some good entertainment for net enthu-
siasts in the first tournament.
TOmOrrow's schedule follows: Q a. m
Hargon vs.. Deery. Lott vs.. Lyons. 10
a. m-Miller VS.. Bettes, Dufey VS. Ed
hoff. Robinson VS. Mathews. l p. M
Bill Nagel VS.. McDevitt. This last match
will be q second round event. as both
Nagel and McDevitt drew hrst-round
byes.
Due to the shortage of courts at VIII
lard. il will be impossible To play on
all first-rOund matches tomorrow. as the
tournament players must make room Tor
the outsiders in the afternoon. but
play will be held every Sunday morning
until the championship of the club has
been decided.
Dufey, Thomas and Hargon are three
players doped with a chance 70 win the
meet, while there are several other
youngsters who might come 10 the front
snd bump off any one Of them without
causing a big stir among the east side
fans.
Bill Deery and Joe Kirkhof are two
players who might also take away the
hOnors Of thek meet. There has always
been strong rivalry between the Willard
players and every match In the tourney
should bring out some real tennis
East side players wishing to Join the
Willard Park club and play in the tour
nament should report at the courts to-
morrow morning. as entries viii be re-
ceiyed until i o'clock.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
A. b. C.'S STRIFE to
Beat Giants and
Gain on Leaders

Another large crowd IS expected at
Washington park tomorrow when the A.
Il. Cs tangle with the Chicago Giants
IN a double header The Windy city
team has been bolstered since It's early
visit here and c. J. Taylor's team will
have to show its best form to come out
on top.
Backers of the A. Il. C's have gained
confidence in the ability OF the local out
Mt. however, and they will back II to
capture the series from the Giants
The veteran a. Il. C.'s,xas we'll as the
new players obtained from Texas, are all
going al great pace and the team stacks
up better now than 1t has In the last
few seasons.
The A. h. C.'s are threatening To take
the lead In the Western Colored lea que
by their victories recently and II they
can clean up on the Giants they will
stand chance OF taking the league fla <
position away from RUDE Fosters team.
Following the twin bill tomorrow the
A. Il. C.'s and Giants will engage IN "A
single game at Washington park Mon
day.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
HOLSTERS SET
FOR RACE DOWN
HOME STRETCH
With Pitcher Cav in Fold and
Young Infielder Signed,
Indians Feel Secure.
WIN SENATOR OPENER

Vice President Smith returned to the
city today with the news that he had
signed Pitcher Harold Cav of the Chi
cago Cubs and had ordered the hurler
to report to the Indians at Columbus at
once
The Tribe official also announced that
he had signed a crack Chicago semi pro,
Herman Brand, an infielder, for a tryout,
and the youngster would join the Hoos-
iers here Monday.
Brand comes TO the Indians highly
recommended by baseball experts around
chicago and Smith believes that there
may be something to the youth.
Semi-pro baseball in the Windy City
circles Is OF high class order and major
league scouts often look the teams over
In the search Of young talent
Brand comes to the Indians through
d UP given Vice President Smith and
Manager Hendricks by a Chicago friend
Of the Indianapolis club and he will be
given thorough trial while the indians
are at home during the coming stay
opening Tuesday
PITCHER Cav was so anxious to remain
In the major leagues that 1t took consid-
Smith to get his name to an Indianapolis
contract, but after Cav had signed he
let 1t be known that he would endeavor
to establish a record with the Hoosiers
big show.
Cav formerly was a star with the
Buffalo Internationals and no doubt will
prove winner In the A A
Vice President Smith, as well as Man
ager Hendricks, are of the opinion that
the team is ready now for mad dash
down the 1920 home stretch and they
both predict that If St Paul takes any
sort OF slump the HoOsiers will be
Johnny -on-the-spot to make a heroic bid
for the flag position.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
ACTIVITY GROWS IN
INDEPENDENT SERIES

Entries for teams In the independent
amateur baseball tournament will close
Aug. 3. Entry blanks may be obtained
at any sporting goods store. ON Aug.
L a meeting will be held Of the man
ayers Of all teams entered, at which time
rules will be adopted and drawings made
for the tournament.
The manner Of conducting the tourna b.
ment and all details Of the arran Eemeuts
and rules Will be taken up at this meet
ing. Thus every team entered VIII have
its part IN arranging for the elimination
series.
Every independent amateur team in
the city should enter this series in or
der that an independent amateur cham
piOnship may he established
a number Of the strongest teams have
signifed their approval Of the plan and
have entered.
Those teams represented at the recent
meeting In the park board Offices should
fill out application blanks. There Is no
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
CASTOR Chevrolet IN
Match Event With
Milton and MuLfOrd

CASTOR Chevrolet of this city, winner
of the 1920 Indianapolis Motor speedway
5OO-mile automobile speed classic, an
nounced today that he will meet Tommy
Milton, worlds speed king. and Ralph
milford, in a special match race of 100
miles for purse of $4,000, over the
Columbus driving park road course, Co
lumbus, O., Aug. 1.
The purse is offered by the Columbus
Driving club, under whose auspices the
race is to be staged.
Chevrolet viii drive a Frontenac car,
a duplicate of the Monroe in which he
rode to victory over the indianapolis
track recently. Milton will drive an
eight in a row" Duesenberg, while Null
ford will pilot his Milford special,
equipped with Duesenberg motor.
Milton. Chevrolet and Milford have
been the leading lights in several races
staged throughout the country since
Chevrolet gained fame on the Indianapo-
lis oval and their event at Columbus
promises to be one of the most interest
ing Of the season.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

Toledo........ OO120 81 . ,
Louisville....- 00O0 "a o-1 5 l
Batteries Middleton and Mcneil; Gra-
liam, Wright and Meyer.
Milwaukee. 100000 10 0
Kansas city. 90 90 Oo-1 6 =
Batteries-McWh eeney and Castor
Alexander. Reynolds and Brock.
st, Paul. ...... 2OO4O1oo' III 2
Bafterles-Coumbe, Hall and Har-
grave; James, Hoylik and Mayer.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New york.. 5000 &c s @
Cleveland. 900. 1 0 90 900 2 0-3 L 3
Batteries Shawkey, Mogridge and
Ruel; Morton, Uhle, Nieuhaus and O'Neili,
Thomas.
Boston. o02 3 > 0 0 Or IS :
Batteries-Faber. wilkinson, Kerr and
Schalk, Lynn; Pennoch, Fortune. Karr,
Hoyt and Walters.
Philadelphia. 0 o % 0 - 7 l
Detroit. 5000. o / % 0 0 o o.
Batteries Rommell ana Perkins: Leon
ard, Okrie and WoodalL.
Washington. 0 o 0 0 I 2 %
st. Louis. 0 o D 0 o 0 0 o IL q o
Batteries-Erickson and Charity
Sothoron, Weilman and SEVERED.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati ... 00O0 a O - ?
New York go. 0 90 % 0 0 0 90
Battertes-Ruether and Allen: Benton
and Snyder.
Philadelphia . ! o 0 o 0 0 I TO II .
Chicago ...... ? OO 2 . 0 o . l. 5 o
Batteries Smith. Gallia. Causey aud
Wheat; Vaughn, Carter. Bailey and
DAILY.
Brooklyn 900. 0 I o . o 0 e II 0
Pittsburg ..... I 90 0 o o 3 0-5 13 3
Batteries-Mamaux. smith and Miller /;
Adams ana Haenner, Lee.
Boston ..... . 0 0 0 1 0 0-B II 0
St Louis ..... 3 o . 0 Is Is
Batteries - McQulan and O'Neill .
Hsines, Slerdeli and Clemens. Dilhoefer.
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SUGGEST GOES
TO TRIBESMEN

COLUMBUS, o., July 24.-After com
ing out on top, II to 8, in a smuggling
match yesterday, the Indians were In
merry mood today and feeling fit to
knock the Senators for another goal.
Clint Rogge stayed on the mound the
full distance yesterday despite the fierce
bombardment and he managed to ease
through another winner by the help of
his mates, who proved that when it comes
60 smuggling they are there with plenty
Of ammunition.
Twenty six hits were registered by the
two teams, and the fan that likes hitting
certainly got his fill. JOe Tinker, who
managed the Senators in the absence of
Bill Clymer, used four pitchers only to
see the Indians grab off the honors with
the use of but one hurler
1t was a narrow escape for Royce at
that, because the bases were loaded in
the ninth when the Indians finally got
the side out
At one time in the battle the Senator's
had a hve-run lead, but when the
Hoosiers got started they made that FIVE
run total look weak.
Zwilling and Jimmy Smith pounded
the ball to all corners leading the Tribe
batsmen for the afternoon. Zwilling get
q homer among his collection of bingles.
Sherwood Magee was the chief Senator
swatter for the day, the veteran getting
four safeties.