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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-15
First Baptist Church Is
Showing Steady Growth

The First Baptist Church, of which
Rev. T. w. darlington is the pas
tor, is enjoying a most unusual sea-
son of growth. Sunday there were
eleven accessions, which brought the
number up to fifty-one since Rever-
end darlington took charge. A spe-
cial effort was made Easter Sunday
to secure subscriptions to the de-
nominational paper and more than
sixty names were secured, which
brings the total up to more than
eighty now in Bogalusa.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-15
PIONEER MILL MAN
DIED HERE MONDAY

Henry A. Boyett, whose illness has
been reported for several weeks, died
at his late residence on Ontario ave-
nue. Monday afternoon. His funeral
was conducted by Rev. A. ]. Gear
heard on Tuesday afternoon at l
o'clock, and the body was carried to
Mississippi for burial.
Mr.. Boyett was one of the best
known hardwood lumber men in the
South and was a pioneer in that line
of sawmill work. He moved to b.
galusa last year after age and i'll
health had forced him to a quiete1
life. A large family and hosts Of
business friends grieve at his going
FOR SALE-Pure Porto Ricar
yam seed potatoes, $500 per bushel
Dry kiln seed, absolutely sound. ],
NJ. Foulks, Anite, La.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-15
Preparing, Premium
List for Parish Fair

Work on preparing the premium
list of the Washington Parish Fair,
which will be held next October, has
been started under the supervision
OF P. w. Lindsey. He announces
that by the middle of next month
he expects to have the various pre-.
miums ready for the printer and the
list issued by the first of June.
Heretofore the premium list has
been issued rather late and the di.
recsors are of the opinion that if the
list is issued early in the summer il
will add interest to the fair and al
the same time give better results to
the advertisers.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-15
REBUILDING PoTATo HOUSE

The "potato house" on Fifth street
and the railroad, that vexed the fire
department by burning down twice
the same day, has been attacked by
carpenters and will soon be in shape
to burn again, if that is its particular
mission in Bogalusa. At the time of
it's burning three weeks ago, it had
gone out of the potato-carrying bust
ness and was groaning under the
weight of unslacked lime and cleo
trio fans.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-15
COMMITTEE ON TRIP

The committee composed of Chas
Webster, D! M. Wadsworth and w
S. Hanley left last Thursday for an
inspection of the various types Of
wells in and around Houston, Tex,
and following their report the Com
mission Council will let the contract
for the drilling of additional wells in
connection with the city water sys-
tenn.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-15
MARRIED SUNDAY

Sunday afternoon was the occa-
sion of a pretty wedding at the Meth
odist parsonage on Avenue B, when
Rev. A. J. Gearheard united in mar
riage Borden Smith and Miss Ina
Belle Stewart, in the presence of a
few relatives. The young people are
well known in Bogalusa, having re-
sided here many years, and their
plans include continued residence
here.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-15
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in NOstriIs
Opens Air Passages Right Up.

Instant relief-no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the sir
passages Of your head clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking, SNUFF
fling, blowing, headache, dryness. No
struggling for breath at night; your
cold or catarrh disappears.
Get small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptiC,
healing cream in your nostrils. It PEN
etrates through every air passage of the
head, soOthes the infamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes in
stantly.
It's just 6ne. Don't stay stufed.up
with a cold or nasty catarrh.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-15

Miss Maud Carter, teacher in the
Central school, spent last Sunday Wis
iting her parents in the western part
of the parish. She was accompanied
home by Miss Jessie Pearce.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-15
Harris Nm
Not Come 81

State s.u7perintendent !,
Harris will not visit g. y
nounced, owing to the
is confined to his room ~ 4
cold. A message to 81. y, 7. !
received s9 BY Prof. Ratlift
Mr.. Harris expresssl
and stated that he woi,Is
l lusa in the near future, Nv.
Thursday, April 20.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-04-15

Miss Alma Brown, forn.,,
Pine Tree Inn staff, leit
Orleans Monday, where i. I, !.
cepted a position with Il
wald Caterers.
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DELORIMIER RESULTS

First Race.-Richsrd V, l07 (smith). $50
$50. $50; Donna Grafton. l05 (Bulcroftl
300. 800; Gas Mask, III (Gibson), $50
Time. ll9. Laurentian, Transient. Hessisp
Ramona and Black Star also ran
Second Raoe.-Red Post. 1lo (smith)
4i0. 3 80. $50; Britsin's Ally, l0T dom.
inickI. $50, $40: Galopin. 107 (Foden)
3 80. Time, 1882 l-5 All Amiss. Mon.
dIine. Dependence and Fair and Warmer
also ran.
Third Raee.-cIear Lake. lO7 (smith)
1880, 40. $40; Phedoden. 109 IHilemanl
$50, go; Capers, l07 Casey, 2.6o. Time
l:02 As. Brizz. Col. Murphy, Walter Mack
and Sevillian also ran.
Fourth Raoe.-Leou Fay. 1l0 (Taylor)
$50, 500, 27o; Frenchy. l07 tPauley), $50,
2.70; Ella Jennings. 100 (Smith), 400. Time,
l:03 Is. Miss Horper, Steve and Monsieu,
also ran.
Fifth Raee.-Luke Rrn. lI2 CGibson,
800, $50 80: White Crown, lo2 (Atkin-
sonl. $50. go; Miss Sweep. 100 CDominickl
2.50. Time, 1854. Christie Holters, AlimIno
and Fairly also ran.
Sixth Racs.-Beterton los (Pauley), 10.
$50. $50; Thrills. Jog tCGseyl. 400, . so;
Silly. Night. l06. (Ryanl.. 2.7o. Time.
1o4 is. Guy. Coincidence and Fairy Prince
also ran.
Seventh Racs.-Trentino, 40 Casey. 0 20.
40, $40; Pierrot, rs tAtkinsonl. 40,
$50; Homan. lis IDoninickl. $50. Time.
l:27. July Fly. Glider, King Worth, Apple
jack and Safranor also ran.
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Lipton's Pants,
Bet on Race by
Valet, Win SIS

New York. .Juiys Is. - Sir
Thomas Lipton's dannel trousers
are safe.
They will not fall into the
hapds Of an American, with
whom they were wagered today
that the Shamrock would win
the first race of the cup series.
No, Sir Thomas didn't bet
them, but his valet did.
The truth of the matter ls the
trousers passed out of the pos
session of the British baronet
some time ago when he passed
them on to his valet. but Sidney
Cook. Sir Thomas manservant,
said he gave the longest odds
quoted on the race when he bet
the ''trow" against IS.
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WINDSOR RESULTS

First Raoe.-Beg Pardon. 1l8 uBrien)
9.SO, $50, 40: Old Chap, 116 (CoIlins)
300, $50; Golden Autumn. lib (Kennedy)
80. Time, 1:03 1-5 Molinero sobridge,
hot Spark. Eugenie h. Jealous. Bertha s,
'oormir, Homaid and Dan Jackson also ran.
Second Raoe.-MaIlowmot, II! (stearns)
40 out; Gslleyhead. Ill (Dreyer), out.
Time, 2:01 3-5. Mouett also ran.
Third Race.-Napoo, lol CBryson), $50,
300, $50; Mary GoweH. l06 BUELL., $50,
$50; Sea Court, lO6 tMcTaggartD. 40.
Time, lbs 4-5. Miss Dora, Martin A.
No0nan. High Wave, Dorothy Hines.
homper Bookworm, Alberta s, Tom Norris
and Mary Reigel also ran.
Fourth Race.-Estero, 1O3 (wilIis). $50,
$50. oct; Louise v. 10 (ButwelD, $50,
out; Charley Leydecker, 107 CRichcreek).
out. Time, l:20 3-5. Commodore also ran.
Fifth Race.-Jaen BuIlsnt. los (Mor-
risl, 1880 $40, 800; Lord Wreck. 1O1
'Morissey. $50, 200; Claymore, l02 (Ro-
manelli), 80. Time. l:5O. Propa ga nda
Princess Myrtle, Miss Millions, Acoushla I'd
and WEXFORD also ran.
Sixth Raoe.-Golden Dawn, 95 (Rich-
creek. 24.3O, $40. 500; Stevenson, IIO
(Brysonl, $50. 2.sO: Joan q Arc. los
kennedy. $50. Time, 1:5Sl-5. Keep.
Short Stop. Marauder Harry Burgoyne and
Peerless One also ran.
Seventh hAoe.-Jack Reeves, no (Hein-
isch), 7.30, $50, $40; Capital City, IlS
(ButwelD. 80. so; Don Dodge, 10e dug
gam, 80. Time. 2:lS 3-5. CandeIar ria
Puts and Calls. Airdrie, Leinster, franks
giving pnd La kross also ran.
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WINDSOR ENTRIES

First Race-Six furlongs: 'Sweet Liberty.
Who Cares. ll3: Marjorie Hymes, 1l2;
John R. Roach, l07; Anticipate. ll3; Sweep
ing Lance. Ill.
Second Race-Five furlongs: Broadview,
101; tMoll Cutpurse, 10l: Royal Visitor, l04
Aunt Lin, lo1; War Tank. Ill: tBloor, 1o4.
tMrs. Livingston-J. a. Doan entry.
Third Race-Six furlongS: annie Edgar,
o.; Betsinda. l04; 'Archie Alexander. lo6;
Loys, los; Beau Brummel End. l04; Princess
Myrtle. 100; Far East. 109; Allah, loI; Iron
Boy. 10; Kama, 100.
Fourth Raoe-One mile: Medusa, 101
War Garden, 100; Romeo, l12; King John,
ITO; Murray. 102.
Fifth Race-one mile: Dresden. 9e; Ac'
celerate, %; UncIes Lsssie, 106; Siren Maid,
es: sunduria, 106.
Sixth Race-Mile and one-sixteenth: Lazy
Lou, l05; 'Kentucky Boy, los; 'Leinster,
102; Fair Orient, los; Stevenson, lis; George
Duncan. 107: Mountain Rose 2nd, ITO.
Seventh Race-Mile and one-stxteenth;
Guaranteed, 96; Short Change. 100; Mar.
gerry, los; Bubbling Louder, 1o7; Kilkenny,
10; Virgo. 81: They Shall Not Pass, 1ol;
Bond, 107; Refugee, 40.
Apprentice Allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track slow.
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

First Race.-Five and a half furlongs
Crest, Ill. Saesman. Ill; wedgewood los
Dolly c. Jos: 'Mary Erb, 1o6; Rama, III
Sdcajswea. Ill; Repeat. LOG.
Second Race.-one Mile. Leatherface.
IA; Light Wine. %; Young Adm. 106; Yel-
low Hand. lo6. RaIco, ll0; Alphee, 103
Bayard. l06: Pastoral Swain. Ill; Lunetta
as; Lady Gertrude. l03: War Mask lli:
Herdrie, l2l; War Plume, los; Dream Of
the Valley. 1l3.
Third Race.-About six furlongs. st.
Allan, 100; Heron, l21; Toujours, l05:
Hasten On. los: On Watch, l26 Edwina.
l09; fort Churchill. ll5: Kallipols. los:
Forever. lO7; Carmandale. III.
Fourth Raoe.-Mile and sixteenth.
Kashmir, 1l6; Pickwick. lit Yellow Hand.
los; Americsn Roy. 96; Translate. III;
,SGlvestra. 100: Elmendorf. ll2.
Fifth Race.-MiIe and a sixteenth. Jason,
10; Aurum. lis; 'Goldcrest Boy, 107; Air
man. 100; Challenger, l0T; Arbitrator. 10:
'Tiger Rose. l05 Shenandoah. l04; Thistle
Queen. l07; Cherubino. ll2; '0ceana. 90;
Clear Boots iOS; Paddy Dear. lis: RegreSso,
ll5; Sibola. lI2: 'Tom Brooks. 107: 'Gresr
Gull. 1O7; 'EI Primo. l12; American Boy.
l09
Sixth Race.-Five furlcngs. The Cook.
1l2; Chevalier, los: Mary Head. 100: Clevia
io9: Crimson RambIe. 1903; Petite Dame.
100; 'Rsvenna los; Kehoma, IO3; Arada.
lin Salesman. ll6: Toreador. 10: Canteen
Girl lO9; Lady Frappe. l09; Jaeobesn, l06.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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INDIANS DEFEAT
MACK'S ATHLETICS

Philadelphia. July l5.-To prove
this is st. Swithin's Day. the old
boy himself butted into a perfectly
good ball game this afternoon and
after sticking around for two in
nings the contest was all wet.
Tommy Connolly, who was guessing
behind the plate at the time. called
the game temporarily to keep the
moisture from the hard-working
athletes. This postponement came
at the beginning OF the seventh In
ming after Bagby had reached first
safely on an exceedingly bum peg
by Keefe.
Keefe blamed the error on sc.
Swithiu and as Connolly had never
met the gentleman he did the next
best thing and told the gang TO
knock of for half an hour. Cleve-
land was leading by the score OF
to 1. having enough runs TO win
couple OF ball games in this arena.
As the rain failed to cease the
game was called by the umpires.
The score:
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First Race.-oriole. ia lRowan). S to =,
TO 5, ! 10 s. Pluribus. ia Rice). even.
to 5; Knight of the feather. lis tTurner).
l TO Z. Time, 1907 fat Ballynew, Theo-
dosa, Victor A. Kate Fraley, BodanEky.
Johnny 0'Connell aad FaUnus also ran.
Second Raoe.-Irish Eream. los turner
TO 5, out. out; Chasseur, l09 (Kirseh-
baum), 2 TO ]. out; Pastoral Swain, Ills
CRodrigrez). out. Time. las Is. Only
three starters.
Third Race.-war Club. 100 (ZoellerD. IS
TO 5, s TO 5, out; Porte Drapeau, 100 king =,
TO !, out; Court Fool. lOT Corey, out.
Time, l:53. Wodan also ran.
Fourth Raoe.-Hslu. lis tBarrett). 6 to s.
10 5, out; Eye Opener. 10 (McAtee),
even. out; Hard Guess, l07 Turner, out.
Time, 1:09 2-5. AlcatrAZ also ran.
Fifth Race.-Penelope l04 (Weiner). ii
TO 5, 8 TO 5, out: Manoeuvre, 10 tParingtonl
! 10 8, out; Teiley 100 tColtiletti). even.
Time, las Is. Fen Cow, Thrift and Albert
also ran.
, Sixth Raoe.-Bally Bell. lo5 (Zoeller), 4
to l, s to 8, 4 TO 3: Flihberty Gihbet. Ill
tRice), to S, ! 10 8; Scotch Verdict, los
(Weiner), 70 5. Time. l:l2 As. Brisk,
Caddie, Triumphant, Anacksssin. Frank
Waters. Gus Scheer and Midian also ran.
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.KAGLE IN FORM
AND BENNING WINS

kagle, pitching for Benninx
Shops against the Wilmington
Shops in the Railroad d-Intercity
League. yesterday sent TWENTY-FIVE
back by the strikeout route and
allowed but three scattered hits.
The Bennins tribe found the oppos-
ing pitcher no easy mark but got
to him for fve runs, which were
enough to win the game. The
score by innings:
r. H e.
wilm'ton 90 90 90 90 3 2
Benning o 4 o o o. ks 9 2
Batteries - Benning: Kagle and
Tweedale: Wilmington: Gore and
Ahern.
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starting point, which lies abreast
of the foremost of the Ambrose
lightship. The warning signal was
given, whereafter ensued a prepar-
atory period Of five minutes to en-
able the shippers Of the ships to
obtain positions.
In common parlance II was the
time for jockeying and shooting
here and there the two yachts
turned and shot out suddenly some
times in this direction. sometimes in
another trying hard to get a good
position. The wind was blowing
moderately southwest at a rate of
from six to eight knots an hour.
The red ball dropped and suddenly
the watchers became aware that the
race was on and that the Resolute
had out-jockeyed and out-generaled
the Shamrock and was of to a start
which put her out ahead Of the
Shamrock about So seconds. The
hour Of starting was 12:00:40. A
belated crying out of whistles and
changing of gongs sounded in ap-
probation of the fact that the race
was on.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-16
NAVY RACQUETERS
TROUNCE COMMERCE

Navy made IL a clean sweep in
the Departmental Tennis League
yesterday when they met the In
terstate Commerce team by taking
FIVE out of that many played. The
scores follow:
Bates and Bragg (N), defeated
Wyer and Balzer ID, 6-1. 6-2;
Hughes and Leary (N). defeated
Commissioner Eastman and Nor
row O. 6-3, 6-3; Burton ana
Raynesford (N), defeated Rainey
and Chreitzberg D, SIS, Us: CoyIe
and Rogers (N). defeated West and
Johnson O. 1-6, Us. SO: Cole ana
Wilson (N), defeated Zeitz and
Maidens Cd, 60, 81.
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RUTH EQUALS
HISOLD RECORD
Babes Clout Wins Extra
Inning Contest for
Yankees.

New York. July 15.-With two on
bases in the eleventh inning and
the score tied at 10 to 10, Babe
Ruth hit his twenty-ninth home
run Of the season Nthis afternoon.
winning for the Yankees over the
st. Louis Browns by a score OF IL
to 10. The homer tied the major
league record hung up by Babe last
season.
Under the old rules Ruth would
have had only a double. as Ward.
who was on second. scored the win-
ming run.
The new rule provides that all
runs scored on a ball hit out of
sight of the umpires In the last
inning Of the game shall be count
ed and a batter credited with a
home run. The score:
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REX WILL BATTLE
STRONG ARMY TEAM

The Officers Training Camp team
of Camp Humphreys Va. will be
the opponents of the Rex Athletic
Club at Union League Park.
Fifteenth and II streets northeast
on Sunday at p. m.
In the visitors lineup will be
seen some of the best college and
military school players of the coun-
try. Rex will put their best team
on the field as they realize that
they will have to play a first-class
game to annex a victory. Bryant
or Owens and Giovanette will be
the battery for the local nine.
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Church Teams in Fast Game.

In fast and interesting baseball
game between the Fifth Baptist
Church and H Street Christian
Church staged at Marshall Hail
yesterday. Fifth emerged the victor
by the score of to o. Laycock.
pitching for the victors, famed
thirteen men and was almost in
vincible. allowing but one hit.
Snow, for the losers, also pitched
good ball but was a trifie wild.
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VIRGINIA CLUBS
IN BENEFIT GAME

Lynchburg. Va, July 15.-The
Lynchburg Rotary Club has decfd-
ed to issue a challenge to the Roa-
roke Rotary Club for a game Of
baseball to be played in Lynchburg,
the proceeds TO go to the Home for
Homeless Boys. in Allegheny Coun-
~.
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HIS CENTURY HIT.

When babe Roth mnae hts
twenty-nlath home rnR In the
last inning of yesterday's game,
Il not only tied his record of
last year. hut II was the big
slugger's Tooth hit of the sea-
son. Ii brought his batting av-
erage mp to .3sI and his run rec
ord TO -. He now leads both
leacurs as - run-Grtter.
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OVERTIME CONTEST
CAPTURED BY ROBINS

Chicago. July i5.-The Cubs and
Robins went into extra innings this
afternoon when the home team put
over the tying run in the ninth,
Brooklyn winning 4 to 3. Marquard,
who pitched good ball for nine in
nings, was removed in the tenth
when the Cubs threatened to match
the brace of tallies put over by the
Robins In the preceding frame.
Vaughn was the Cub hurler. The
score:
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Yankee A. {. After Games

The Yankee Athletic Club would
like to arrange games with teams
averaging from IT to l9 years.
Teams desiring games will address
Manager o. Faina, 308 Fourteenth n
street northwest. or phone Main
2349 after p. m.
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here. For he can hit in savage style.
is a great judge Of fly ball and a
base-runner of premier caliber.
Gosh, but that gent got of to a
typhoon start down here"
Jack set the Southern scribes talk
ing when he scored from first base
on an inheld hit in Nashville. His
daring caught the opposing infield-
ers mapping and he got away with
the stunt without trouble.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-16

just sxty-Yne that the America
yachting the Isle of Wight
cup that since been known Americas cup
trophy Twelve foreign yachts have tried
failed The challenge
from James Ashbuy Of England 1879 but the Magic
Lonia and beaten by the Columbia followed
Canadian chaengers 1876 and 1881 The American yacht
Madeleine Of Duern the first and the
Mischief beat the Atlanta in the last The English have
soops the 1885, MayHower 1886 the Volunteer
in 1887 the Viglan 1885 the Defender 1906 the Columbia
IN 1899 and and the Reliance Lipton efforts
started back in 1900 he built his first Shamrock
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COME FROM
BEHIND TO WIN

Pittsburg. July 15.-Held runless
for FIVE innings this afternoon.
while the Braves managed to pound
in six runs. the Pirates suddenly
came to life in the sixth inning,
scored four runs and wound up in
the lead. 8 to 8, thereby making a
clean sweep of the series from
Stallings' crew. The score:
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Herxl Team TO Play.

The Herzl Club Of Washington
will play the strong Alpine team
this Sunday on the Monument
Grounds at $3.50 a. m. All mem
bers of the Herzl Club please re-
port.
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Runs-Witt, Jameson. Chapman. Wamby.
Johnston, Bagby. Errur--walker. Two-bsse
hits-Bagby. welch. Speaker. struck out
By Bagby. .; by Keefe, .. First base on
balls-On Harris, 8. Double plsy-wamby
TO Johnston to Chapman. Sacrifice hit
o'Neill. Umpires-Connelly and Nallin.
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MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
ANrNYoAu yracur

New York. Is; st. Louis, 10 I'll innings).
Cleveland, 5; Athletics. I.
Washing op-Chicago. rain.
Boston-Detroit rain
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SOX DOUBLE BILL TODAY BABE RUTH DRIVES OUT 10Th HOMER TYING RECORD
oLLYERs, j.! !C!Q!2rMENx4sS1 q
- SPORToTk KINGS ~

Iron Boy,
This is the maverick yanked forth by yours truly
Ito be beaten whisker the wire. Now that
makes nevermind; with decent racing luck he
will redeem himself this afternoon-at Windsor
look for 10 to and your dough back. Kama is
At and ready. also is Anne Edgar, a winner at
this meeting while Archie alexander is right bang
UP. In this order fancy them.
For the opening dash IL would that
Marjorie Hynes a kick the -. This mare
is Mt the proverbia fiddle and the folks who
her. told. down hook. line and sinker You
have the answer in your lily white mitt Sweeping
Glance is very fair sort, also Who Cares. but,
previously indicated. Marjorie has quite call
War Tank. native bred. which has been going well
in morning trials. is given the call The entry of
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totals. 80 llT2o lOl TOTALS. SS Is y l.
'Batted for Fillingim in ninth ianins.
tone out when winning run was scored.
tBatted for Ponder in fourth inning.
Slated for Meador in sixth inning.
Batted for Carlson in ninth inning.
Score by innings:
Boston .......... 1s2 oo1 90 Is
Pittsburg ...... 900 004 . l-9
Runs - Powell (2). Pick. Cruise Holke
Gowdy. Mcouillan (2). Bigbee. southworth.
Whitted, Cutshaw. Grimm (2). Cation C2),
Schmidt. Errors-Pick. Bigbee. Carey. Cut
shaw. Earned runs-Boston. 4; Pittsburg
o. Two-hase hit-Pick. Three-bsse hits
Powell. Maranville. Mcouillan. Mann, Cation.
Whitted. Double plays - Grimm (unas-
sisted). Cation to- Gutshaw to Grimm. First
base on balls-on Mcouillan, 2; OF Watson.
1; on Ponder. 1; on Meador, /; OF Blake.
!. Wild pitch-Ponder. bits msde-0n
McQuillan. 10 hits and earned runs In
l-3 innings; OF Watson, hits and
earned run in ! inning; OF Ponder. s hits
and runs q earnedD In 4 innings; OF
Meador. hit and ! earned run In innings:
on Blake, hits and i earned run In %
innings; on Carlson, o in l-3 inning. First
base on errors-Boston. 2; Pittsburg, /.
Sacrifice bunts-csrey t2). Cation. Sacrifice
nies-Boeckel, Powell. Schmidt. Left on
bsses-Boston. 8; Pittsburg. IL. Struck out
BY McQuillan, /: by Ponder. 3: by Blake,
j. Winning pitcher-Carlson. Losing pitch
er-Watson. Umpires-Rigler and Moran
Time of game-l:53
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn, 4; Chicago, 8 90 innings).
Philadelphia, Z; Cincinnati. 8.
Pittsburg, O.; Boston, 8.
st. Louis-New York. not scheduled.
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huns-Olson, Johnston (2D, MarQuard,
Merkle t2D. Friberg. Errors-Twombley, Fri
berg, Vaughn. Two-base hits-Merkle (2)
Johnston, Wheat. Base on baIls-Of Vaughn
/; of Smith, /. Struck out-By Msrquard
/; by Vaughn. 1 by Bailey, 1. Double plays
-Kildun to Olson TO konetchy; Johnston tc
Kilduf 10 Konetchy. Sacrihces-Myers,
Herzog. Griffith. Umpires-Klem and En-
slie. Attendance-4 600.
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YANKEES ......,, o 0 III
Lewis :, Pratt, RueI. Thormahlsn. Tobin.
Gedeon, sisler 2, williams Q, Smith 3,
SEVERED. sothoron. Errors-smith. Sothoron.
Two-base hits-Gedeon 2. Gerber. smith.
Three-base hit-wiliiams. Home runs--Sis-
hits-Pipp, Gerber. Ruel Lewis. Stolen
hases-Sisler .. Jacobson. Double plays
Pipp. unsssisted: Gerber TO Gedeon to Sis
Ter: Gerber TO Gedeon to sisler; Peck 10
Pipp. Struck out-By Mays !. by Collins =.
by Burwell =. Bases on balls-By Collins
!, by Mays l, by sothoron 4, by Thomahlen n
2. by Burwell .. Balk-Collins. Umpires -
Evans and Hildebrand. Attendance, 10000.
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fsoIHtIHInB. 7 nope you Btt me,
War Garden, Kirby's chief bread
winner. is dropped into u nice,
sweet spot in the fourth. They do
tell me that there's a COB of COM
missions planted over on Van
Buren street. You have the info
for what il is worth King John
raced well over at Fort Erie. while
Medusa also favors the going
Lazy Lou should show a good
effort in the sixth. This is all
weight she favors, though reveling
in the going. Fair Orient has il on
her from a viewpoint of class and
may be installed favorite. i hardly
look for them to send Stevenson
back today after yesterdays race.
Marjorie is overdue and may be
the surprise party in the closing
spasm. Whonose?