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DAUGHERTY MAY Referee
DEMPSEY-MiSKE FIGHT

BENTON HARBOR. Mich. Septem-
Der 4.-Oficial announcement a. to
the referee of the ten-round bout here
Monday afternoon between Jack
Dempsey, worlds heavyweight cham
pion, and Billy Aiske, the challenger.
was expected today. Indications
seemed favorable to the selection Of
Jim Daugherty of Philadelphia
Although Dempsey and Miske m
ished their hard training yesterday
they will continue to work in public
this afternoon and tomorrow to sat-
isfy the big crowds that have jam
med the training camps
Dempsey looks to be ready and says
he is eager for the battle. The chsl-
lenger is finely trained to $50 pounds
of bone and muscle. Dempsey, before
his workout yesterday. scaled lss
pounds.
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Navy Governmentl, 6; Shops Ger
minal Y. N. c. A., ?.
Sectional ties seem to be quite the
thing this year in the struggle for
the District amateur league base hall
championship. Thursday the second
section contenders made more work
for themselves by knotting the series.
Yesterday, In the first sectian, Navy,
Government League entry. further
complicated matters by thrashiHg the
Terminal Y. NJ. C. A. Shops nine and
creating a three-cornered tie. involv-
ing Treasury of the Departmental
League. \ tie game or two in the
Independent titular contest would be
about all needed to make the COM
mission in charge of the series Shrek
for help.
There will be no games in either
of the amateur league sections today,
but the commission hopes to get the
teams started next Tuesday in a
play-off for the titles. A schedule of
games. playing fields and umpires
will be announced tomorrow. Fol-
lowing the sectional contests. the
winpers will clash in series to de-
termine the leading amateur league
representative This nine will later
engage the victor of the independent
series for the District championship.
A batting onslaught by Navy in the
sixth inning decided yesterdays game.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
VIRGINIA LSA6VB.

VIRGINIA LEA0UD.
PsFtsseeth. Z; RiehmssA, ,.
RAcky AouAt, 2; SUFFOLK, J..
Wilson, I; Newport News !.
Norfolk. 30; PetsUAuyg. 81,
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Danyiile, o; GFeeasbofc. o.
Wjsston- Salem, ~; Duvhsm. ..
Raleigh. l2; High Point, 0.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charleston. z; Columbia, o.
Other games postponed: rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, Q; indianapolis. 2.
Toledo, 4: Columbus. 2.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Tampa, 2; Bradentown, j.
Sanford, 4; Lakeland. 3.
BsYtow, .; Orlando, o.
st. Petersburg. 8; Daytona. 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock, "a; Chattanooga. ~.
Nashville. 8; Memphis, o.
Birmihgham, AZ: Mobile. 10.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas, 6; ehfevepoet, 8.
Fort Worth. D; Wichita RaIla. 2.
San AH<sn4e, 4; BeauRsn&,-e.
Observation-Disclosures UniaA
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Murray Appointed Coach
Of Harvard Quarterbacks

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. SePteM-
her k-HaYyaFd's foot hall
coaching corps for the fall CAM
paign has been virtually COM
pleted hyHrAd Coach Robert
Fisher with the appointment 81
WfliiNM J. Murray, captain of
last seasons eleven, rs coach
Of Quarterbacks.
Other assistants, In addition
to the stan Of last yeap, In
clude Ernest SOocy, q line star
81 several seasons ago, who re-
Gently returned from service In
RumaRia. .Rill bingham. Harv-
ards crack runner OF other
years, has been appointed
supervisor Of track sports.
Joseph r. Ryan. one of Har-
wards end sushess. will coach
the freshman eleven.
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|DUCKPIN LEAGUE ELECTS.
], 7. Meany Heads National Can't
tal-Ten Teams Enter.

r National Capital League bawlers have
elected officers and are ready to open
their season on September ~. Officials
named at meeting last night were:
President, j. T. Meany; vice presidents,
J. H. Williams and ]. L. Vaeth; treas
urer. e. w. Krieger. and secretary and
official scorer. r. X. Whitford. Another
meeting will be held September 20, when
teams must pay dues and submit mem
bevship rosters.
The following teams will comprise the
league: Grand Central. Ingleside. Post
Office, Masons, Rathskeller, Newtens
Park Athletic Club. Potomacs. I.inworth
Athletic Club and Rex Athletic Club.
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HARPER STILL eL0UTING.
Continues to Lead Southern With
an Average of .853.

Harper of Little Rock. hitting for
an average of 1853, continues to set
the pace in the Southern League Tut
weller of Mobile and Sewell of New
Orleans went into batting SLUMP
and have dropped away from the
leaders.
Carroll of Memphis. hitting :3I, is
the best run-getter with "a tallies to
his credit. E. Miller of Little Rock.
who is hitting 1874, leads in home
runs with IS, and in total bases with
273. Carroll is showing the way to
the base stealers with ~ thefts.
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Probing Jack Johnson Reports.

CHICAGO, September 4.-The Unit
ed States district attorneys Office is
investigating reports in the Chicago
Journal that Jack Johnson. former
pugilist. now a prisoner in the Ge-
neva. Kane county, Jail, is permitted
to take long walks. go automobile
riding and stages daily training
bout. to which the sheriff issues tickets
Sheriff Poole declares the charges are
unfounded
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SUBURBAN TENNIS.

Matches this afternoon in the Sub
urban League call for the following
engagements: Racquet versus Argyle,
Montrose versus Capital, Bureau OF
Standards versus Holmead and Eu-
cid versus Fairmont. Holmead should
better its lead while Rseauet, runner
up. and Argyle. in third place, are bat
ting.
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sANDLoTTERS CHALLENGE

FEDERAL Athletic Club wants games
tomorrow and Monday. Teams inter-
sstsd should telephone A. r. Gold
berg at North 1891, after $3.50 o'clock
this evening.
Winston Athletic Club 10 without
games for tomorrow and Labor day.
Manager Clinton Woodcock will re-
ceive challenges At 1910 Fl street
northeast. after o'clock this evan
ing.
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PARKS NINE IN FINAL.
Defeat Hilltops and Will Play
Yankees for Junior Honors.
YESTERDAYS RE

Yesterdays RESULT.
Park Athletic Club, 3; Hilltop Ath-
letic Club, 4.
Park and Yankee athletic clubs will
be ppponents tomorrow in the junior
independent base ball series titular
contest. In Yesterdays semi fnai
round the Parks. after a struggle, de-
feated Hilltop Athletic Club, to 4.
The Parks hammered two Hilltop
pitchers, but couldn't get the decisive
tally across until the eighth inning.
Three runs made by the Parks at the
outset were matched in the second ia
ming. when the Hilltops got four of
their total of seven safeties.
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| EASY FOR BRITISH PROS.
Ray and Vardon Score Twice at
wichita by z and S.

WICHITA. Kan, September Ed
ward Ray and Harry Vardon had lit
tie trouble winning over local golfers
In their matches YESTERDAY. In the
mosning they Debated DIR. Edgerton
ana II. r. Bagby, 2 and 5. In the
afternoon they wen from Harry
Heimple and Jack Shearman. pro-
fessionai, by the same scare.
Ray turned In 72. one Tess than par
for the course.
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ROTH AND JUDGE LEAD
WITH FOUR HITS APIECE
Former Drives in Five Tallies and Scores Pair
Brewer Is Awkward at Third Base,
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,

PHILADELPHIA September 4The Gfs will hop back home
if the final tilt
this abbreviated anything like that Of yesterday when they
by OF Ito
tales
in
Of
his anotabl
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NAVY TIES UP FIRST SECTION SERIES
BY DEFEATING SHOPS TEAM, s TO z

The Sailors had scored in the opening
frame and shops had eyened the count
in the second, but when Brown
weak ened in the sixth Navy mixed a
double and two singles with sacri-
flee and an error for four runs. Each
nine sent another tally across in the
eighth.
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ERICKSON DUE TO PITCH.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
Exssaeesn pvoeahly win be sent
arninst the AZ this afternoon. with
Acosta In the baekgrevH4 ready for
duty in. case Olaf falters.
A rNcpfFsges qf MifanH old Char
ley horse" lsrced him 20 retire after
tho fiffA TIMING yesterday: the ever
ready Shanks; being eeiesated 10
patrsl his beat in left.
The second steal that Ries eagin-
ee1ed In round Nh was the arst theft
eredited him since August ~. Incl
deutally, IL Roasted. Sans offering
total to the haif-eeutpFy mark.
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American Cyickstsrs Lead.

PHILADELPHIA, September E.
Philadelphia Cricket Clubs eleven
made a fine start against the Incog,
niti team of England yesterday. The
home team took kindly to the English
bowling and piled up rs runs for
the loss Of but three wickets.
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SEVERAL BIG ELEVENS
ARE UNDER NEW TUTORS

There little doubt that the eong foot ball will
shadow Of the than In the first place
leading eolege the made preparations for
ce from which be judged that coaches in general deter
mined st their before Ooher and thus be able
with IKE full strength when the frs. Of the bard
with the followers have indicated desire Tor the
tor this Suffice to the big this a will
toe early ask details the Of Of
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New Orleans stays Ahead.

nisc Consistently during the past
Wsk. New Orleans held it's lead In
the Southern Association psnnant
raoe, but is closely pursued BY 1tr-
mincham and Little Rock. which clubs
are tied for second place, only few
points bshind the leaders
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Runs halted iu-Roth 90, Rice l3l, Harris
t2l. Judge. Brewer. Perkins, &. Walker t2)
Two base hits-Rice, Shaw, Myatt, Dugan.
Three base hits-Roth, Judge. Home INNS
c. Walker t2l. Perkins. Stolen bases-Judge.
Rice. Sacrilces-S. Harris. Rice. Left on
bases ashingtan. 8: Philsdelphia. 0. Bases
on balIs-Of Shaw. >: of knowlton. 8: on
Moore. !. Hits-0d knowiton, 3 In ) 20 in
pitcher-By shay tDykesl; by knowltop
,Shaw. $. Harris. y. Struck out--By Shaw,
3: Ry knnwitop, 5; by Moore. 1. Wild pitch
Shaw. Losing pitcher-knowlton. Umpires-
Nessrs. Evans and Nallin. Time Of game
! ho9r and 81 minutes.
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Hsrman.Lee Bout Again Delayed.

NEW ORLEANS, September THE
scheduled ten,round bout between
pete Herman, bantamweight cham
Mon of the world, and George Lee,
Chinese bantamweight. was again
postponed last night due to rainy
weather. The night will take place
tonight.
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rock Athletic Club, at Union Leagu,
Park. 18th and H streets northeast
at 8 o'clock.
YESTERDAYS RESULT,
Government Printing Office, 3; Mo
hawk Athletic Club. l (six innings)
There'll be big doin's at Unior
League Park this afternoon will
Brooklands and Shamrocks battling
in the second round of the independ
ent nines' championship tournament
Rivalry is keen between these clubs
which have met before this season
and each will have a host of support
ers at hand. The Big Green will enter
the contest a slight favorite ovel
Brookland. but the Suburbanites have
been carefully groomed for thii
struggle and should give good &C
count of themselves.
In yesterdays game Government
Printing Office nosed out Mohawh
Athltic Club in grueling 3-to-l
contest. The victory sent the Printers
to the semi final round. where they
will encounter the Silver Spring club
Webb and Langan- staged neal
pitching duel. hut the former was
accorded the better support. 1t was
Webbs error that paved the way fol
the Indians lone tally in the sixth
and final inning.
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JOHNSTON FACES GAMER,
TILDEN MEETS JOHNSON

FOREST HILLS N Y, September 4-Wllam NJ Johnston of Sa,
Francisco matched Coket Gamer of William
Tden 3D. of Philadelphia against Wallace Johnson also of thu
today of
championship
to
to
the
m O. the list a o'clock.
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G. P. O. Bowlers to Meet.

A meeting will he held Tuesday
at 4:S5 pm. at the Smoke Shop, IL G
street. at which all employees of the
government printing office interested
f1cers will be elected and plans made
for the season.
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Rritton 0utpaiats Tillmaa.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. September A.
Jack Britton, welterweight champion,
decisively outpointed Johnny Fillman
in a ten-round bout last night.
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linn on Wey to Join Pirates.

WICHITA FALLS, Tex, September
4.-'Jimmy" ZiHn, pitcher Of the LEGAL
team Of the Texas League, has left
for Pittsburgh. to report to the
Pirates.
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Copyright 1870. hy II. g. Fisher. Trade mark
-~~fstered II. =. Pat. 0nD
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Yesterdays Result.
Navy (Governmentl, s; Shops Ger
minal Y. N. c. Al, ?.
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PENNANT RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GANW TO-DAY. GANH TOMORROW.
wsSS1a1tea a PAila. Destaa st Wsshia9tnn.
~ YS4f at A0ssaa. Detrsit At Cisveiand,
Detysit q ClevelsNA. st. LAuis at Chiesso.
81. LeuiS 1t Chicago.
RESULTS OF YEsIElDAY's CANES.
washiaatsa, II; philadelphia, 3.
Nov Ysrh, 5; Destsa, ..
Detroit, 1; Cleveland, o.
6t. Lsuis, 3; Chicago. I.
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KEEN RIVALS TO CLASH
Shamrocks and Rrookland 4. G
Meet Today in Independent
Series.
TODAY'S GAME.

BrookIand Athletic Club VS.. Sham
rock Athletic Club, at Union League
Park. 18th and H streets northeast
at o'clock
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Questions and Answers

c. Can a baseball player who is knocked out by pitched ball. say in second inning, act as pinch hitter in the ninth inning, or can he resume play any time after he revives, pro vided he does so revive before the ex- piration of -he game?
 A. A ball player, once removed from the game, cannot return to that game for any purpose whatsoever. A player, knocked unconscious, may resume play providing the game has been held up pending his recovery and no player substituted for him. Rule 2S. section ?. of baseball rules covers this fully.
 "Any such substitute may at any stage of the game take the place of a player whose name is in his teams batting order, but the player whom he succeeds shall not thereafter partici- pate in that game"
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GERS DRIVES PETER
 JUNE TO WIRE AHEAD
 IF BIGGEST WINNER

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 2s.-The first defeat of the year for Peter Coiey, C. B. Valentines stake trotter, was accomplished in today's Grand Circuit meet when E. F. Geers won the 2:Oa trot, the Southern Hotel pure, $3,000. with Peter June, who trotted in 2:04 3-4 and back in 2:041 1-2 to take Peter Coleys measure. Valentine was mak- ing a great bid for the second heat when Coley broke in the stretch. How ever, he came back and took the final heat in 2:051-4. The early auctions on this race were sold at $200 on Peter Coley and $160 for the field. A s2 mutuel ticket on Peter June in the first heat was worth $3s.6o- The four money winners of the race all were sired by Peter the Great.
 The other stake on the program was the 2:11 page, the Hotel Deshler purse, s3.00O. Juno was in great form and defeated John Henry and Peter Look with ease. The heats were rather slow to the half but Juno burned" home at phenomenal speed. doing the last half in one minute in each of the first two heats.
 Walter Cox won his first race of the meeting when Jane the Great defeated the 2.15 class Swear trotters. The fourth event was the 2:11 trot, won by Tootsie Toise after Geers slipped through and won the first heat with Hebelwyn.
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UMPIRES ASSIGNED
 FOR SUNDAY GAMES

Empires for Sundays Central Arizona league games were as- signed last night as follows:
 Spencer to Eastlake park to um pire White Sox- Southwest Cotton company game.
 Dixon to Tempe to umpire Tempe Casa Grande game.
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American Leauue
.esterday's Results

Yesterdays Results Cleveland, g: Boston, 8. Washington, 2; Detroit, l. Il in nings. Detroit 13; Washington, 3. Chicago, 4: Philadelphia, 2. Philadelphia, 12; Chicago. 6. 10 in nings. St. Louis, A: New York, 3-6
 Today's Games New York at St. Louis. Washington at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland. Philadelphia, at Chicago.
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Even Break Best Yanks Get

ST..LOUIS. July Edwards homer into the left field bleachers in the eighth with two out and two on base gave New York a victory over St. Louis in the second game after the To- calls won the first. Meusel's homer in the fourth with one on base gave New York the lead. Scores:
 First game: R. H. E. New York 002 o10 00o-3 1 St. Louis .. .010 001 20x-4 10 2
 Batteries: Quinn and Ruel; Davis and Severeid.
 Second game:
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BARNES LEADS GOLFERS

GREENWICH, Conn, July 29.-Jim Barnes, western open golf champion, still led the field in the Metropolitan title event at the Greenwish Country club today, his 36 hole total of 143 be- ing one stroke better than Will McFar- lande of Port Washington. Barnes, on the first day, had 2 round of 69, break ing the competitive record for the course but today had to be content with z4. Only those finishing with 36 hole total of 164 or better will be allowed to continue in the champion ship tomorrow
 American shoes are in high favor among all classes of Chinese.
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ond Courtney allowed 14 hits. Scores:
 First game: R. H. E.. washington- 900 010 900 01-2 0 Detroit .... .010 900 900 00-1 2
 Batteries:. Shaw and Charity; Old ham and Mannion.
 Second game: k. H. E. Washington cos 900 o0o- 3 II 6 Detroit - OPP 006 12x-13 14
 Batteries: Courtney and Charity; Dauss and Stanage.
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HOW THEY STAND
National Leauue

Yesterdays Results Cincinnati, 8; Brooklyn, 2. Philadelphia, q; Pittsburg, 3. Boston, 6: Chicago, 2. New York, 6; St. Louis, 3.
 Today's Games St. Louis at New York. Pittsburg at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston. Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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re 9 wr;phtetone

rifice hits-Rawlings 2, wrightstone. Double plays-Caton, Cutshaw and Grimm 2. Bases on balls-Off Ponder 1, Rixey 2. Innings pitched-By Pon- der 6, Wisner 2. Struck out-By Pom der 4, wisner 1. Rixey l. Wild pitch Ponder
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WHITE SOX AND BL|MP MEET AT
 MUNICH Al PARK

While Tempe and Casa Grande are fighting it out for top honors at Tempe Sunday afternoon, Phoenix two entries in the Central Arizona baseball league the White Sox and Southwest Cotton will be battling for cellar position at Eastlake park.
 Both local teams were defeated fin the opening games of the new schedule last Sunday with a result that they are footing the list. They hope to improve, however, and the two clubs plan to start the climb toward first honors to- morrow afternoon.
 Dick Heflin will probably be pitted against Brown for the Blimps and White Sox, respectively. when the clubs trot out on the field Sunday. These two twirlers are regarded the main stays of the respective clubs.
 The Blimps are really capable of bet ter ball than they exhibited against Tempe last Sunday. The fact is that it was the first time that several of the players had performed together. A week of hard pracice, however, has polished off several of the rough edges and the club can be depended upon to put up classier exhibition against the White Sox tomorrow
 Incidentally, the White Sox expect to have their strongest team of the season out for this game. Cass' men lost well played game at Casa Grande last Sunday, both squads playing err rorless ball in the field, while the pitching was far above the league standard.
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LUQUE RESTS CADORE
 IN PITCHERS BATTLE.

BROOKLYN. July 29.-Cincinnati made it two out of three from the Brooklyn team. Only 20 men faced Cadore in the first six innings, but he weakened in the seventh. Score:
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Pacific Coast League

Yesterdays Results Salt Lake, s; Vernon, 2. Seattle, ': Los Angeles, 2. Sacramento Il; Oakland, 0. Portland, 3; San Francisco, 2.
 Today's Games Los Angeles at Seattle. San Francisco at Portland Sacramento at Oakland. Salt Lake at Vernon.
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INNING RALLY
 GIVES INDIANS GAME.
Gain on Tanks When Browns Take First Game of a Bargain Day Bill
 Day Bill

CLEVELAND, July 2s.-When Pen mock weakened in the eighth Cleveland
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PhiIIies Turn on Ponder

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Philadel- phia evened the series with Pittsburg. pounding Ponder for 10 hits in six in nings. Score:
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DEMOCRATIC LEADERS CONFER

HUNTINGTON, N. r., July 28.- George White, chairman of the Demo- cratic national committee, and William c. McAdoo. conferred for two hours to- night here. Mir. McAdoo declined to make any comment He said he would issue a statement tomorrow.
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Giants Make It 8 in Row

NEW YORK, July 29.-New York made it three straight from St Louis. The Giants batted Doak hard and he was succeeded by Goodwin in the sew enth. Nehf pitched effective ball ex- cept in the seventh when the Cardinals made their three runs. Score:
 R. H. E.. St. Louis ... 900 o03 O0o-S 10 3 New York ....... 120 0o3 00x-6 IT Batteries-Doak, Goodwin and Dil- hoefer; Nehf and Smith.
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Summary--Three- hits-Duncan, Wheat. Stolen bases-Konetchy John ston. Sacrifice hits-Kopf Myers. Double play-Kopf to Daubert. Bases on balls-Off Luque 1, Galore 1. Struck out-By Luque 8, Cadore 1.
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Braves Drive Alex to Showers

BOSTON, July 29.-Boston hit Alex ander hard and evened the series by de- feating Chicago. Alexander had excel lent support from his outfield. Score:
 RH. E. Chicago 900 020 OOO-2 l Boston .... .002 0O1 30x-6 F 0 Batteries-Alexander Carter and Kill Hfer: Watson and O'Neilf.
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2, Smith, Speaker. Three-base hits Burns Stolen base-Menosky. Sacri- flee hits-McInnis ?. Scott, Gardner. Double plays-Walters, Foster 2, Gardner, Wambsganss and Johnston; Johnston, Chapman and Johnston; O'Neill and Chapman. Bases on balls -Pennock 6. Hoyt 1, Coveleskie 2. Innings pitched-Pennock 2-3; Hoyt 1-3. Struck out-Pennock 2. Coveles- kie 2
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Motorists in this country bought s524,709 worth of automobiles abroad last year.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus l, Minneapolis 4. Toledo 5, Kansas City :. Indianapolis 4, Milwaukee ,. Louisville 8, St. Paul '.
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*Batted for Wambsganss in sixth. %*Batted for Smith in eighth.
 Score by innings: Boston ...02 .020 900 100-5 Cleveland ......... 900 002 07x--9
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION At Atlanta, 5; Nashville, 6. At New Orleans, 4; Little Rock, g. At Birmingham, 3; Memphis, 4. At Mobile, 4; Chattanooga, 5.
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Senators Win and Lose
 DETROIT, July 29.-Detroit and Washington divided q double Leader, the visitors winning the first in II innings when Rice hit a homer into the right field bleachers. In the sec