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The Washington times., 1920-01-16
FOR SAlt-HOUSES

POSSESSION AT ONCE
Best Residential Section
NEAR 21ST ST. 4 MASS. AVE. NV.
baths. hot-wAter heat, gas ana electricity.
Kitchen on main noOr This 10 an exeep-
tional opportunity TO secure a handsome
PRICE ONLY Sl5,S00. TERMS.
PERRY PLACE N. w.
Between 14th and 18th SITS.
Modern home containing Q rooms and
bath, gas and electricity, colonial front
porch. 2 rear porches: Parquetry noors
Room for garage Price. 1900. Terms.
An Excellent Real Estate Investment
LIE DROIT PARK.
six-room and bath brick home, rented at
premises for number OF years owner
wishes TO realize money quick,
PRICE $4,000. FIRST TRUST 81 ,760.
Investment Of Over 209o Net.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME IN
CLEVELAND PARK.
Eleven rooms and 8 baths. hot-water
heat. gas and electricity; hardwood noors
Sleeping porch. Garage. Everything for
convenience and comfort Inspect today.
PRICE, $4,000. TERMS.
DOUGLASS E. BULLOCK & co.
324 Southern Bldg.
Phone Main 7445.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
IN BLooMINGDALE

IN BLooMINGDALE
y.ry desirable; . sood lookins fsney
brick house; 10 rooms, steam heat.
large porch; q m l.; tis.oes.
IN BLOOMINGDALE
still ADother attractive house; . .
story brown brick, furnace heat,
sssS:. ss1%::. bath In good '0Hai'i'a'
HOLMEAD PLACE
Ono block from 18th street esrsl q
story brown brick. large porch; alley
and room for sag.rs. rooms' room i o~tns
hot-water heat only U.O0o.
SOUTH OF "U" AND WEST
OF SIXTEENTH STREETS
s-story brick home; room. and
bath. front porch across entire house.
hot-water heat. electricity room Tor
garage: moderate terms; tI'eee
GOOD LOCATION IN SOUTH
EAST
Brand new home; 6 rooms and bath,
deep lot. alley. u square fr9m lem
NEAR CLEVELAND PARK
Detached semi-bungsIow. front ana
rear porches. = rooms and bath. b. ".
h.. electricity: ss'so0.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME,
Convenient TO Georgia ave. cars, rs.
Gently built, rooms, ! bath. light
brown brick house. attractive porehess
- m. l.; ss.soo,
NORTHEAST
A nice little home, newly papered
and painted, near + street cars; q
bath. room for garage. for only $500.
DOWNTOWN SECTION
A brown stone and brick homo.
Northwest section; convenient to cars;
rooms and bath: reasonable terms:
$3.50.
NEAR MARYLAND AVENUE
NORTHEAST
S-room and bath brick house; dou-
bic garage: $3.50 cash, balance $50 per
month: . bargain: $4,000.
HOWARD & HINES,
Incorporated.
734 18th Street N. W.
Main 73O-731-732.
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THIS IS THE TINE
HERE is THE PLACE

THIS IS THE TINE
HERE is THE PLACE
PETWoRTH NEAR SOLDIERS
HOMI$5,500.
A two-story brick; rooms bath;
room for garage: small cash payment
DOWNTOWN SECTION-$5,500
rooms and bath; brick: large yard;
garage: reasonable terms.
IN THE NORTHEAST-$6,00 900.
roo@s o1n'shsns snd bath; h..w. % h.: .lectrieity;
yard and room for a garage; school
within one block; termA
NEAR IOWA CIRCLE-$6,250.
An exceptional opportunity: red
brick; ii rooms and bath; two-story
garage; easy terms
IN BEAUTIFUL MT. PLEASANT
$6,250.
West Of 18th street: 8 rooms and
bath; h.-w. h.; gas and electricity;
colonial front porch; terms
NORTHWEST-$7,500
nne home in a good northwest
neighborhood; 6 rooms and bath: well
heated; electricity; newly papered and
painted: vacant.
BLOOMINGDALE-$7,500.
Stone and brick home; rooms and
bath; terms and possession.
BLOCK FROM EAST CAPITOL
$500
and bath; vapor heat and electricity;
built-in garage: reasonable terms
NEAR EDGEMOOR-$7,S00.
Beautiful new bungalow; rooms
and bath; a. m. l.. fireplace, porch
built-in garage.
MT. PLEASANT-sS,500.
Newton street one block to cars;
s-story brick; 10 rooms. l bath; n. W,
h, electricity; see this home oefor'
NEAR 18TH STREET
AND COLUMBIA ROAD-$9,O0o.
sstory brick rooms, steam neat
possession and terms
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HOTEL
$1,000.
Good looking tapestry brick, hard-
wood trimmings; 10 rooms snd os'h'
h ". h. electricity; easy terms
HOWARD & HINES
incorporated
734 18th Street N. w.
Main 730-731-732.
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Main 2SS5
18th st. Near Girard St

Beautiful Columbia Heights To-
cation. choice surroundings; near
both car limos; 10 rooms and bath,
modern. we'll planned; deep lot I;
space for garage; ts.2So.
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES FOR SALE-H0USeS
SHANNON a LUCHS.
Realtors.
7IS l4th st. N. W.

Near N. ii. Ave. and X 81
A beautiful and Thoroughly up
to-dsts residence; 10 rooms
baths, Q bedrooms; hot-water heat;
electric lights: every possible con-
vsnience; an unusually fine location
just north OF Dupont cire."; In one
of the nnest residential sections
Immediate possession Price.
$40. 900.
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Chevy Chase. Md.

Ono OF the choicest Ioca tions In
this beautiful suburb; convenient
To Conn. ave. cars. most attractive
surroundings; house absolutely
modern In every detail; II rooms. .
baths; vapor heat: elsstricity;
screens. awnings; hollow tile con
structIon; stucco finish; cloAed-in
breakfast porch lot iT2xi2v; 3
car garage; S2b.soo.
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WANTED-PROPERTY

Owners Contemplating Selling.
We have numerous ap-
plicants for high-class
cOlored property in the
northwest section.
For quick results list
with
ROWE & CoWLEs.
0Oi y ST. N. w.
Phone North 1121.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
1884 Il st. N. w. Phone Main 1923.
Price. $500. MOUNT PLEASANT
Close to 18th st. in . very convenient
neighborhood. A good home OF
rooms and bath. in nne condition, hav-
ing electric lights Possession given
and reasonable terms Of sale mads
Price ss.sso. LEXINGTON. A dandy
little modern home. having rooms
and bath, hot-water heat, electric
lights. front and rear porches and
by an owner who will give prompt
possession and sell on reasonable
terms
PRICE, sIo,s LUMBIA
HEIGHTS. One of the best homo
propositions we have ever offered.
3-story brick dwelling near 18th and
Park road. All the rooms in this
hot water and lighted by electricity.
There Is also Q garage and q paved
alley in the rear. Let ~ show you
this house today.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
1884 II st. N. w. Phone Main 1923.
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VACANT. and . bargain; Chevy Chase. D.
c., near Circle. half block from Conn.ava
rooms, two baths. hot-water heat. gas. cleo
tricity servants toilet, stationary tubs.
sleeping porch. two open freplaces; lot 60x
nni.hed. Price $4,000: $500 or more
cash.
sos2 Cambridge Place, strictly white neigh
pressed nIG Brick residencs: nine rooms. bath.
large lot to alley; room for garage. Price.
1850: $3.50 or more cash.
s35 sth Street N. E.. corner residence. with
business future; six rooms, bath, con-
crete cellar: . bargain at S47so: $500 or
more cash.
Investment-2o4o Georgia ave. N. W.
three apartments Of four rooms and bath
and ore store; total rents !13;so month
no heat furnished Price; $500; 5000
cash. Pre-war rents, which can os In
'' F. P. sHEEHY,
1410 G street. FIR. GILT.
Semi-Detached Georgetown Home.
IL rooms, 3 baths. hot-water heat, cleo
trio lights; lot IS feet wide Price. $4,000.
Corner in Richmond Park.
. rooms, bath, hot-water heat, electric
lights: bungalow type. Price. &1o.boe.
Good Northeast Section.
S3.75o-6 rooms. bath. pantry and cellar
under entire house: $500 cash, aa7.So
monthly.
Best Petworth Location.
New house, z rooms. bath. hot-watsr
hsst, s r. electric lights; many feature. Price.
ALLAN e. WALKER & CO., Inc,
813 18th st. N. w. Main 428.
Near First street N, Whine room. and
alley, alley, Price 5000.
800 Block B street N. E.-Nine room.
and bath: furnace heat; newly papered
and painted. Price $4,000.
FOR SALE
on 23rd street N W., near H-Ten
5000 ,G,soc. ana 'A'n' 'A' "'"'0" '''' ''
FOR SALE
and bath: hot-water heat; gas and cleo
trio lights; bargain for s6,260.
Money & HINES,
726 14th Street N. w.
Phone Main 1899.
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RHODE ISLAND AVE. N. w.
10 rooms. baths, hot-water heat, elec-
trlcity: about 5000 square feet ground
garage. $4,000. 5000 cash.
1. NJ. WILLIAMS,
Main 1929. 729 18th st. N. w.
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POSSESSION AT ONCE FROM OWNER
beautiful 7-room and bath. on Park rd.,
near 18th and 11th at. cars n. m l. !:
Sil 900. Particulars call West l7l-W. ts
OWN your own home In the nnest part OF
the city, with a little bit Of cash call IN
to see us DtNOw1TZ REALTY CO, $50
Colorado bldg Main bs3. jss-U
BUILD YOUR OWN HOME
I will show you how.
GUY g ZEPp,
Representing Lewis Buit Homsa
Room 3l2 Davidson Building.
Corner 18th and sts
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LOW CASH.

15,oo0-Near wardman Park Hotel; r,
2b, electricity. INV. h.
Sl,ooo-3Soo cash; 100 block N. Capitol:
r. b., modern: bargain
H,boo-Varnum St, det. home: 100 block:
r. b.. modern: large yard.
3,boo-S75o cash; Tenn. ave. N. E: r..
b., room for garage.
3<76o-S750 cash: Perry St, Brookisnd; ;
or, b.. semi-detached; modern
N.sso-2-Fsmily Flat: Georgetown; one
<r. and b., one r. and b.
1s,oee-S5oo cash; 500 block First N. W.:
r., b.. modern.
36,So0-4o0 block. Newton N. W; r..
b., modern.
Ss,sso--Eieventh st. 8. T.: . r.. b.. mod
ern.
SS,ooo-sixth st N E.. S7so cash; Fam
lily Flat; modern.
81, ,soo-Monroe St N. W.: 9 r. b.. mod
ern-
s1.sbo-Near Dupont Circle: > r.. b.. mod
ern-
s7.sso-Near 18th and Newton; . T.. b..
modern
ss.ooe-Eye st.. near 7th N. W.: II r..
Ss,soo-lsth and Columbia road; Or. b..
modern.
81. Ss.Boo-Two-Family Flat; Chaplin St, one
r., and b., one r. and b.
SS.eeo-Park road. near 18th: . r. b..
modern
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--l6 acres of
good land; would exchange for Washing
ton property. J. Ii. HUNTER, Roanoke,
Va 1s'
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lexington.

Thoroughly modern; 8 rooms and
bath hot-water heat; electricity;
double back porches; front colonial
porch; space for garage on paved
alley: Ss.s0v.
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FOR SAlE-l0TS

FINE LoT-At Pinehurst, Chevy Chase, by
owner. Apply EUGENE BUSH, 1fi
Newton st Phone Col 7oi. jss-sot
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Near Woodbridge.

Modern bungaiow-type home. .
rooms and bath; large porchss; ex-
cellent arrangement: screened
porches; large. deep lot win gar
age. Price. 5000. Reasonable
terma Immediate possession.
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Chevy Chase Grove.

In a most attractive situation.
convenient to entrance to Rock
Creek Park: new house develop
ment section. composed practically
entirely of home owners: Q rooms
and bath; hardwood rcors and
lights; lot ltoIl2s. Price,. sl2.s 500.
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Near 21st and Mass. Ave.

An elegant home. beautifuiiy
finished: choice location; IL
rooms, 2 baths; absolutely modern.
Immediate possession. Must pe
seen TO be appreciated. Terms can
be arranged Sib.7bo.
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Vacant
Mt. Pleasant Section.

Nine rooms, Q baths; hot-wAter
heat; thoroughly modern, wen
designed. located close 10 ny.
Pleasant ear line. In a choice resi-
dental location surrounded by
hiEh-olsss residential proprruss'
deep lot with garage. Sle.7so'
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Chevy Chase. d. c.

One square west OF Conn ave
on Livingston street; 10 rooms
bath pantry. up-to-the-m IN
every detail; = choice location; con
vsnient to cars. Terms can Do
arranged. Price. &l2.boo.
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
Southern Bldg, 18th sts. N W. Main 100 Main s7s
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22

formed a four team baseball league in the copper district. The towns are represented by four good teams, and some good baseball should be provided the fans of the district during the next two or three months. When the season closes a inter league match between the Copper League winner and the leading team of the Central Arizona League would be a classy idea. The games would be a big feature to be staged state fair week.
 CARL MORRIS
 Carl Morris at one time contender for the heavyweight championship or the world. is a Phoenix resident Carl referees the fights at Tally's Arena, and operates concession at Riverside Park. In his spare moments the husky battler is doing gym work and keeping in physical condition. Wouldn't be surprised to hear that Carl was ready to break into the ring at an early date and chop down some of the champion ship aspirations of several heavy weight battlers. Though Carl never reached the coveted goal. he made il rough sledding for a flock of white hopes and kept the publicity grabbers working for their share of the gate receipts. The fight fans of this dis trict would like to get glimpse oi Morris in action, and he may be pre- vailed to come out of retirement fol a. WhlrI with some future nope.
 AT THE OLYMPIAD Americas complement to the poweI of the world is SPEED.
 l The Yank athletes at Antwerp hav' l just proven this. Five places out O l six they cinched in the 100 meter dash One lone Briton slipped down tn chalked alleys for a place. Otherwis it was a clean sweep in the Olympi' dash classic.
 l Charley Paddock and Morris Kirkse. both far west sprinters-outran tn worlds best. Their victory proves tha Americas fleetness is no longer cen l tered in her eastern states, but on he l western shores.
 Frank Loomis, of Chicago. broke l worlds record in the 400- meter hurdles another notch in the belt of the mer cury-footed west.
 Earl Thompson is another product 0 the golden west.
 Americans may drop the distanc runs to the lopers of other nations. W
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
JOHNSTON GRIFFIN
 TEAM WINS HONORS
 IN TENNIS DOUBLE
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BOSTON, Aug 2I-WiIliam John ston, national singles champion, and C J. Griffin, won the national lawn tennis championship doubles on the Chestnut Hill courts of the Longwood Cricket club today by defeating Roland Robertson and Willis Davis in the finals in straight sets. The scores were: 6-2, 6-2, 6-3
 This is the third time Johnston and Griffin have held the championship. Last year it was won by the AustraI- ians, Herman E. Brookes and Gerald l.. Patterson.
 Roberts and Davis were outclassed rom the start. Their terrific service went to pieces before the easy returns of Johnston. The national champion was at the top of his game
 Finals in the Longwood clubs Worn- ems and mixed championships also were played today. Miss Marion Zin- derstein of Longwood captured the first leg on the third challenge cup in womens singles by defeating Miss Eleanor Tennant of Los Angeles, 6-4. 6-3- Miss Zinderstein and Miss Ten nant won the finals of the women's doubles over Miss Phyllss Walsh of Philadelphia, and Miss Edith Sigour- ney of Bongwood, 60, 1-6, 6-1 The mixed doubles event went to Miss Helen Baker of San Francisco, and Samuel Hardy of New York, who de- feated Miss Zinderstein and Arnold Jones of Providence, 6-4, 6-4
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
JAP BONE CRUSHER
 WILL TACKLE ShUER
 NEXT FRIDAY MIGHT

1drro Miyake, the world renowned Sone Se crusher from Japan, will be Pete Sduers opponent at Ta1ly's arena next Friday evening.
 Miyake is the greatest exponent of Jiu-Jltsu in the world He has defeat ca every recognized wrestler in the world and the jiu-jitsu artist has downed 'em aII
 Sauer has been very fortunate dur ing his wrestling career in avS.aing accidents and his speedy manipulation or body and limb muscles stands him Tn great assistance in working out of dangerous holds. The terrible Jap has perfected some of the most painful noids Tn the wrestling game and if Pete clears this one he is wonder.
 Tarro threw five of the best men in the game in one evening in New York City and forced Jack Curley to recog- nize him as a headliner
 Sam Clapham met the Jan in Fno- land when Tarro was the big sense tion of the sporting world. sam says lne Jap is the greatest jiu-jf ar tist Japan ever produced and he does not believe his superior will ever he found in the mat game
 Tarro cleaned up'' a small fortune on his European tour, but the Jap is no miser and the big "wad" is gone. He IS trying to amass a new fortune m tnls country and he is open to meet receipts He offers s5,0oo to any man Tn the world he fails to throw by the flu -jitsu method
 regardless of how Fridays contest comes out the fans will see sornething new, something different and they will De entertained in a manner far from the ordinary run of wrestling events.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22

to three-up, but the Atlantan then set tied down to his steady game.
 Edgar played the twenty eighth in par five, but Hutchinson shot a birdie and increased his lead to four up. The southerner won the twenty ninth when Hutchinson trapped a shot, both scored birdie fours on the thirtieth. and the baby thirty first was halved with par three.
 Edgar won the next two holes in par, cutting the Chicagoan's lead to one, but Hutchinson shot the thirty fourth in par four while Edgar was one over, increasing his lead to two-up. A stymie on the thirty-fifth gave Edgar another chance, but his trap shot on the last hole proved too great a handi- cap, each player taking five.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
OFFICIAL TIME FOR
 SATURDAY BIKE RACE

s Stanley Cronin won the gold medal handicap in the cycle race from the Country club to the Phoenix Cycle Shop, which was held last Saturday. Cronin's time was 22 59. The straight race winners were:
 First prize, William Friend; time 21:55
 Second prize. Warren Stone; time 21:56.
 Third prize. Harry Feuriegel: time 21:57.
 block went to William Friend, time 9:17. Stanley Cronin won second money
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
PIRATES GO FIFTY
 FIFTY WITH PHILLY

PITTSBURG, Aug. Z1-P1ttSDurS and Philadelphia divided double header today, the visitors winning the first game In the first game Philadel- phia punched hits off Cooper in the third and fourth innings, scoring two runs on five hits. In the third. with the bases full and none out. Wheat lined to Cooper, whose throw to Me Kechnie, thence to Whitted, completed triple play. Adams was invincible in the second game, Philadelphia being held scoreIess. Scores:
 First game R. H. E. Philadelphia ..001 101 000-3 2 Pittsburg .... 100 900 00O--1 2
 Batteries-Rixey and Wheat; Coop CT and Haeffner.
 Second game R. HI. E. Philadelphia 1000 900 000-0 0 Pittsburg .... 100 102 10x-5 10 0
 Batteries-Hubbell and Tragresser; Adams and Schmidt.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
GARDNER'S MANAGER
 SAYS HE WILL MAKE
 122 FUR KID MAYA

Now comes Mir. Jim McVey with a reply to Mazas challenge and little bit off the top. Perhaps the argu- ment may increase to the fighting point and the fans may witness a real grudge fight if Maza and Gardner get together in the near future.
 MT. McVey is Gardner's pugilistic guardian and he announces himself in the following letter:
 Sporting Editor. Arizona Republican:
 In reply to Maza's letter as pub- 1ished in this mornings Republican, I wish to state, as manager of Andy Gardner, that Andy does not claim to be a bantam. He fights as a feather weight and will make 122 at 3 p. m. the day of the fight-the winner take all idea suits us perfectly and we will boost tie ante with a substantial wager on the side.
 want the fight fans to see Andy step out in the local arena and the talk still goes Any time Gardner is beat he is willing to step down and out and let the other fellow have q chance
 I don't know MT. Benton and have never made any arrangements with him. All my dealings have been with l the matchmaker. I will call around and see him Monday.
 You'll hear from me again. Thanks. JIM McVEY
 Fair enough, Jim. The waters fine
 and the typewriter is well oiled. The 1 fans crave fight and the duty of the l sporting editor is to help them get
 what they want Give us action and l the sporting editor will tell you what he thinks about it.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
@ WHAT
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DOUGLAS FIGHT

DOUGLAS FIGHT
 The Shelter City Athletic club of Douglas will stage it's card Friday, Sept. 3, with Russell Chambers and Fred Walthall as the main eventers. The fight will be held in the Majestic theater at Douglas.
 WILDCAT ELLIS
 Wildcat Fills struck a snag at Yer non Tuesday evening in the person of Joe Brown, one of Jack Doyle's trial horses. The Wildcat has not stopped, however, and he is going back for an- other session before the boys start talk ing to the woods. Keep your weather eye on Young Els.
 LEE MORRIsSEY
 Lee Morrissey, one of the fighting Iightweights outside of the champion ship class, was in town yesterday re- newing old friendships and making new ones. Lee bills himself as the fighter Who Claims No Titles, But Can Lick the Man Who Does" Lee will be ir town for several days trying to scout a match with some willing battler Last year Morrissey had A fights and he lost one decision to Tommy Carter Lee claims credit for being the first fighter to floor the husky Tommy Car. ter, and few have floored Tommy since that time. State promoters looking fol a good boy for a holiday card can ge a line on Lee Morrissey by writing o wiring him in care of the sporting editor of the Arizona Republican.
 TUCSON FIGHTS
 Spider Kelly is trying to arrange ; Labor Day fight card in Tucson. ac cording to the Tucson Citizen. Kell, is endeavoring to match Perry Lewi and Salinas Jack Robinson over tn round route. Both men hay trimmed the terrible Kid Palmer an' should put up a good fight for the Tue son fans Robinson has a kick and i clever-ditto for Perry Lewis.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
BL|MPS AND SOX ID BATTLE FUR CELLAR
 GREYS PLAY RED SOX

The Blimps will present practically an entire new lineup in their game with the White Sox at Eastlake park this afternoon The old Oiler aggre- gation looks familiar in the list sub mitted by the Southwest Cotton team. The Sox will also present some new faces with Lefty Lush tossing the horsehide. Cross or Cullom will do the twirling for the Blimps.
 The game will be called at 3 D. m. at Eastlake park. A good crowd Is ex- pected as the Blimps and Sox are fight ing neck and neck to keep out Of the cellar. (Not wine cellar.)
 The Southwest Cotton line up fol- lows: Pepper, right field; Scott, short stop; Lyall. catcher; Seman. left field; Core, third base; Beuenato, center field; Cooper first base; Mansfield, second base; Cross or Cullom, pitcher.
 The Sox line up: Football, shortstop' Orduna, left field; Bates, third base; Imler, right field; Haldiman, second base; Chino, center field; Lush pitcher
 Tempe Goes to Casa Grande The Tempe club will travel over to Casa Grande to engage the runners up in argument for league leadership The Tempe club will line up as fol- lows: Finch. catcher; Shumway, catch CT: Hubbard, first base; Mofford second base; Brooks, shortstop; Pof- ford, third base; Nichols, left field Lescher. first base; Pomeroy, center field; Hannah, substitute; Ov1edo Thornton, Lyall pitchers
 Glendale Red Sox This Morning It was enormously stated in yester' days Arizona Republican that Glen dale-Red Sox game would be played at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon The game will be played at Eastlake parl at 10:30 o'clock this morning. l1e fael x1rill line raa
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JOCK HUTCHINSON
 CHAMPION GOLFER
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CHICAGO. Aug. 21-Jock Hutchin- son of Chicago won the Professional Golfers associations tournament by defeating J. Douglas Edgar of Atlanta, Ga, one up, in the final 36 holes of play today.
 Hutchinson won victory by halving the final hole after Edgar. who had played a great uphill game on the sec- ond round. drove into trap and then after 9 good recovery, missed a long putt by an inch.
 Hutchinson, who recently won the western open championship, failed to qualify but was entered when two players withdrew. leaving vacancies Today he played an unusually good game, although most of the match tool, place in rain and led Edgar, who won the Canadian. open championship last year with worlds record SCOT, of PTS. one-up at the halfway mark At the turn he had increased his leae