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din Ardeal. prin ordonanta sa
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D. BARZA,
FOSTA AGENTIE G.. BARBUL.
5501 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, o.
(Adv.)
I N V T A r E J..

Societatea romina dc ajutor 81
cultura ,,Dacia Traiana" din Ne
wark, Ohio, are onoarca a invita-
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81 parochii. precum 81 pc t6ti
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1920, in hala societatii din 140l
North Str.
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noaptc.
Prctul dc intrarc: Domnii 80
de cent?.
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bus, Ohio, va distra onoratul pu-
bile cu cclc mai frumoase arii de
dams 81 cintecc rationale.
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mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
recoritoare.
In speranta ca he yeti da tot
sprijinul. am ramas salutindu-va
Gu dragostc frateasca.
In numele socletatii ,,Dacia
Traiana" din Newark, Ohio:
Comitetul aranjator.
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ce la sapa de lemn, aceca cum.
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Oar samSarii MI Sau multu.
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reui inceput bata vntul de Ia nord la vest 81 ma:
rea a lnceput agta. 4sst
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DE CE Al D-TA LIPSA IN "
UAa DE, AETAZI?
DE un prietent silncer.

De un prietent sincer.
De un STAT bun.
81 de o indrumarc de care al
lipsa.
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1poti capita de la ori 81 cine, sau
: della primul VENT in calea d-tale.
ci numai della unt Om cunosc,lt 81
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| Daca d-ta vrei ca sd ramii 10.
! cuitor in Cleveland. cumpAra ca.
sa d-talc 81 moi III STAN intr aju-
tor la cumpararc sau la faccroa
for.maitatilor, legalizam acte "
| flclale, contractc. declaratiunl,
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| le contra focului.
| Daca doresti ca sd calatorcSli
l in patria veche, sau sd aduci pc
cincva dc acasa. vino Ia moi ii
iii dam eli placere informatiunlln
necesare, daca loeaiesti in alt
stat scric numai de cit la. noi 81
Gu placere va raspundcm Trimi-
tenn bani ia Rominia Mare ca de-
puncrc sau libcram Drafturi. vim
7 dem lei Gu rata cea mai mica.
NU UITA: TRIMITEM BANI,
SAU vINDEM LEI1 Gu RATA
CEA MAI MICA CARE LA AL.
TIL NU POTI CAPATA.
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la moi care sunt ratele banilor9
iGi 'bine. tOatc serviciile acestea,
81 sfaturilc necesare numai pr.a-
tenul D-tra vile poate da de oa-
| re &c este Romin adevarat 81
cunoscut de toti.
Veniti sau scrieti la Vechca y
gentle Romincasca de pc Yes,
Side:
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FOSTA AGENTIE G. BARBUL.
55o1 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, O..
(Adv.)
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CALATORIA in VAGOANELE
DE RAGAJE.

Directiunea scrviciului conner
cial G.. +. X. pus in vederea
de pc lfnie ale acestei
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Un nou gen de
SpeCul&.
NEGUSTORI STRAINI CUTRE.
ERA SArELE. - Sc CUMPARA
AUR ST ARGTNT. - O@CORoA.
MA DE ARGINT A AJUNS 40
C0RoANE.. - PERICoLUI, A.
CESTUI COMERCIU.

I'm nou gen de specula ince.
put in cuprinsul Ardealului. A.
caparatorii 81 acei earl vor sd Sc
imbogateasca intro nOapte pc
spatele, mai GU seama bietilor
tarani au recurs la alta .inovatie
dc prada poporui 81 de al du-
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ADRESA. SOC1ETATH ESTE
Sooietatss ,,Lumina Poporulm
Rcmin", $50 West Perl Street,
indianapolis, Indiana. (26)
Evening star., 1920-06-30

REAL BARGAINS.
Overland tourings. 5, $50 and up; Fords. g.
including light delivery trucks. touring cars
and ro1dsters 1900 and up; Maxwell touring.
2. $125 each; Kissel roadster. $3.50: Regal
touring, 500; Buick, 1-ton truck, sos; will
demonstrate. III AZ st. s.w. 30s
Evening star., 1920-06-30
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS-Contfnued

ARMY OFFICER leaving town
makes available cool, comfort
able room, with connecting bath,
in well appointed suite. Electric
lights, telephone, etc. Rent, $50
per month; near Woodley road
and Conn. ave. For appointment
phone North o7o6. II
AS I am leaving city for two months, would
IKE to sub'et very desirable room At $40 per
nGoth less than am now paying. Available
Box CSC, Star once Is
1888 N N.W.-LArEe. bright cool front room
for three ladies'. SIS per month: private bath:
board II desired. franklin $40. IL
1909 18th ST. N.W.-LArge room, unfurnished
or partly furnished: Lh.k. allowed; reason
l22o FAIRMONT NW-Singie or double room
gentlemen. Columbia Ssse-W
$40 18th, APT. 1-Niceiy furnished room,
electricity: phone.
2415 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-Housekecping.
two communicating rooms. completely fur
nished.
100 9Th ST. N.W.-sman front room, g per
week. 2s
1923 VERMONT AVE. Apt. %. IAclede-
Large, nicely furnished room. with large
closet 2s
1891 L ST.-Furnished front room. Ind floor
southern exposure: also room 1st floor.
1000 II ST. N.W.-IOvely front room suitable
for two men. man and wife or two ladies; next
to bath: twin beds. The Marion. Apt. II.
ssl 11th ST. N.W.-LarEe front room. twin
rooms. suitable for four. l.
1884 FAIRMONT ST.-Nice room, with south
ern exposure; board IL desired. Phone Co
lumbia 1851. %
1870 HARVARD ST. Apt. 32-Pine sleeping
porch; ami: reference. Phone Col 6502-J.
2s51 WOODLEY ROAD N.W.-Pleasant rooms.
with or without private baths: opposite Ward
man Park Hotel. Phone North 46O4. 20
TWO ROOMS and bath. light housekeeping
privileges; man and wife or two ladies'; price.
$50 Phone Cleve. 140S. 2s
l022 9th ST. N.W.-0ne large front room: also
large fasement room for l. or persons. IL
VERY LRAGE. attractive 2pd- floor front room,
seven windows; one block from Dupont Circle.
Phone y. 4731. Il
40 RANDOLPH ST. N.w-Beautifuliy fur
nshed parior, bedroom; also one single and one
double on second floor: piano, phone privileges
IL desired: Ink; laundry.
wishes roommate by July /; $3.50 q month
North 1852.
1722 WILLARD ST. N.w.-Front room. large.
clean. four windows; plenty of hot water
pMrlor. laundry and breakfast privileges.
1850 NEWTON ST. APT. 3l-One or two Ia
dies, who would appreciate pleasant home
reasona bic.
and bath. Phone North 1861. l.
THE ~MADERIA. APT. ). 707 22ND ST NV
Furnished room for two gentlemen; single
beds: rea sOnable. IL
Evening star., 1920-06-30

Paseeneer ears; rebuilt and guaranteed.
TIE WASHINGTON CADILLAC CO..
40 Cen. Aya. ,TrsnktD 3ooo,~
Evening star., 1920-06-30

USED CARS.
18th and W SITS. -
Scripps- Booth 3-pass. roadster.
Hupmobile touring.
Grant light 6-cyl. touring.
Chandler club roadster.
Chandler 6-cyl. 7-pass. touring.
Buick light touring.
Terms as low as 800 cash.
WASHINGTON MOTOR EXCHANGE.
Cor. 14th and " SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1920-06-30

Battery Prices Slashed.
6-volt Batteries. $500
12-volt Batteries 5000
Absolutely guaranteed for IS months. For
any car. Expressed anywhere on receipt Of
price. Fully charged ready to install in car.
Name car, model and year.
SIMPLEX STORAGE BATTERY CO..
7O5 9Th st. NV. Phone Main 1850.
KEEP THIS FOR REFERENCE.
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NINETY POUNDS
WAS ALL THIS
WOMAN WEIGHPl

when I first began ta,,,,,
only weighed ninety pounds IL
now weigh one hundred and f,,,.
said Mrs. E J. Straw, Of 7lo GO
street, Des AIoines. Iowa.
Il really thought / was not g,,-
ever get WELL" she continued a-s
wonderful recovery has made -.
Of the happiest women in low - :.
believe Tanlac saved my life.
"A year ago I had influenzs -.
left my kidneys all out OF orssr
my stomach In such bad condi,,.-
could not eat without SUFFERING -
bly, afterwards. l also had pe,,rs..-
bad in my right shoulder that q
not been able to comb my hair %. =
months. I tried everything IN 8
built up again but got worse an &
time and to add to my troubles :.
nerves gave way; I could not d. :.
Of my house work and had 10 sns..
most of the time in bed.
when began taking Tanlsc. 7 n.
been in bed three weeks. but befo,s
finished the first bottle 1 was IN =,
about. Now I have taken seven h,
ties and every one has been worth /,
weight In gold to me. The stom.s
trouble, neuritis and nervousness :.
entirely gone and / am so strong
do all the homework without the ls,s
trouble. In fact, 1 am enjoying +.
best of health and 1 can't praise a..
lac enough"
Tanlas is sold IN Pensacola by d.
Crystal Pharmacy.-Adv.
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CRAVATH'S DOUBLE
FEATURES RALLY
Cincinnati Loses to Giants-Pirates
Beat Braves.

Philadelphia, August manager
Gravath's two-bagger featured today's
ninth inning Philadelphia rally, which.
however. fell short. Chicago making it
two straight by the score OF 4 to 2.
Score by innings: R H f
Chicago ..--.-.-.-.....-....i0 100 i0f 0f0-4 10 2
Philadelphia foo 600 00f-2 9 /
Chicago, Tyler and Killifer; Philadei-
phia, Smith, Causey and Wheat.
New York, August New York
again defeated Cincinnati today, 5 to 2,
making the series stand five games TO
one in the. Giants favor. Nehf pitched
a fine game. holding the worlds cham
pions to five hits. The Giants hit Rue
ther freely, Burns leading the attack
with three singles.
Score by innings: Il II E
Cincinnati 100 200 0O0-2 s 3
New York .-.--.--.00i 30f O0x-5 10 D
Cincinnati. Ruether, Fisher ami Al
len; New York. Nehf and Snyder.
Boston, August Errors by Oesch-
ger and Meanwhile in the seventh in
ming helped to present Pittsburg with
1--we runs and enabled the visitors 10
:. saat Boston 10 9 today A rally in
the ninth by Boston was cut short
when Maranviile hit into doubt play.
G osing the game.
score by iarings: r H 3
= ittsburg .....-.......O 900 100 200 q S 4
boston ..-......-........-.... 600 600 600. ]
Pittsburg. Adams, Carlson AMI Haee-
finer: Boston, Oeschger. Scott and
O'Neill.
Brooklyn. August 2-After losing the
first two games of the series OF fou-.
st Louis beat Brooklyn today " I 10
Eleven hits and three earned runs
w.re ins dc off Vanguard in the first
seven irn..gs..
Score by innings: 4 " e
St. Louis -.-..........-....0 900 020 i0i--4 II 8
Brooklyn ..--............0Oi 900 0O0-f 4 O
st. Louis. Doak and Dilhoefer Brook
lyn, Marquard, S. Smith and Miller.
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CHIEF JUSTICE WIRES
HIS CONDOLENCES

Tallahassee. Aug. 2.-(Spec.al.)-
The justices of the supreme court this
morning sent the following telegram
of sympathy to Mrs James T. Willis
widow of the distinguished circuit
judge who died in Gainesville last
night.
Mrs. James T. willis. Gainesville
Florida. We have just learned with
profound sorrow of your distingu' shed
husbands death. Through many years
of close acquaintance we learned to
admire his sturdy character and low
able manhood. and we have long rec
ognized in him one of Florida's great
est jurists. His death is felt as keen
personal loss, and we beg to offer you
our deep sympathy.
Jefferson B. Browne. Chief Justice;
r. F. Taylor, James b. Whitfield, w.
II. Ellis, Thos. f. West, Justices SUI
preme Court"
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|CASEYS WIN in
WEIRD CONTEST
Seven Runs In Second Inning Scarcely
Enough to Beat Jacobs.

In one of the wierdest games ever
played on the East Hill Fairgrounds,
the Caseys defeated the Jacobs yester-
day evening by the score Of I to s. 1t
looked like sure victory for the Caseys
when It started out, but at the end OF
the sixth inning. when darkness had
well begun to settle. the Jacobs lacked
but one run of tying the score. The
Caseys started off well, filling the bases
in the first inning, but OF no avail. In
the second inning. five errors and three
hits Melted them seven runs. In their
half of the second, the Jacobs came
back with four. and made one more in
the third. Baisden replaced Red" En-
mis- in this inning. and held the Jacobs
scoreless until the last. when they
brought In one.
Today's game will be between the
Caseys and First Christian Church.
Yesterdays score:
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PERMITS ISSUED FOR
NINE NEW HOUSES

Building permits for the city dur
ing the month of July totaled $2Ils6.
according to Building Inspector Wolfe's
report filed with the commissioners
yesterday afternoon Nine new build
ings were planned during the month
outside the fire limits and these per-
mits called for s14.400-
Fifteen building within the. fire linn
it's were repaired at an expenditure of
5000; six iron garages were author
lied inside the fire limits at $2,3S9,
and nineteen repair permits were is
sued outside the fire limits at $4,467.
The total value of permits outside the
fire limits was s21,206, and $3.50 was
the total inside the fire limits
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RUTH BANGS OUT '
38TH HOME RUN
Yankees Win to o-cieveIand Also
Wins-Boston Loses Twice

Yankees Win to 0EcieveIand Also
Wins-Boston Loses Twice.
Chicago Aug. Babe Ruth cracked
out his thirty eighth home run of the
season before crowd officially es-
timated at more than 10000, and New
York shut out Chicago to o. 1t was
the third circuit drive the home run
champion had hit off Williams this
season, and came with a man on base
Quinn was hit hard, but frightened up
in the pinches and was given perfect
support.
New York 1880. 202 POI 000--7 II 0
Chicago -....... 900 900 600 o
Batteries: Quinn and Ruel; Wiz
liams, Wilkinson and Schalk. Lynn.
Cleveland. Aug George Burns
pinch hitting for Rsghtfielder Smith
in the eighth inning. doubled to left.
scoring Chapman and Speaker with
the only two runs of today's game,
Cleveland beating Washington to o.
Coveleskie pitched effectively the en-
tire route, while Courtney's only lapse
was in the eighth. Up to that time he
allowed only two hits
Washington -. 900 900 600 o IS O.
Cleveland ...... 900 600 02x-2 O.
Batteries: Courtney and Charity:
Coveleskie and O'Neiu.
Detroit. Aug. 2.-Detroit won both
games OF a double header today with
Boston. to 2 and to /.
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BAGDAD WALLOPS
NAVAL AVIATORS

Bagdad. Aug. Local fans wit
messed a good game here Saturday
when Bagdad defeated a picked team
from the Pensacola Naval Air Station
& to 1. Patrick all hut blanked the
visitors, and but for McEwen's over
throw to third would have held them
scoreless. Both teams played good
ball.
Runs were made by Collinswerih
Thompson. C. Sheppard 2. Williams 2,
] Shepp lrd. Simpson and Badders.
Pensacola had only two men left en-
I.ases. Patrick struck out nine mea.
Av:ators ...... 600 600 1901 8
Bagdad s...... 200 300 30x-3 3
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WENTWORTH'S TEAM
HOLD PRACTICE MEET

Players on Wentworth's team will
meet at the diamond this afternoon
at $50 for practice All the players on
this team are full of life and pep and
will give the other teams a race for
the pennant.
The following players are signed
up: Robert Egelhoff Malcolm Smith,
Lawrence Rogers, Duane Hicks, Cliff
ton Wentworth, Sidney Mudd, David
Shelton, Clinton Mcconnell. Francis
Scarritt, Aymard Gonzalez. Charles
Ward and Mack Waltz.
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IBaAAIBE25kS1l
sYO JUNIORS SWAMP
LONE SCOUT TEAM

The Y. M. C. A. Jrs walked away
with the game at the Junior Twilight
diamond yesterday afternoon to tie
tune of 27-2. The ..Y.' Jrs. knocked
Abbott from the box in the first in
ming with hits. Sara replaced Abb
bolt and pitched good ball. Marsh
pitched excellent ball for the "Y''
juniors. letting the Lone Scouts down
with runs and tanning 9 men.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-03
AUTOIST GIVEN FINE
AND JAIL SENTENCE

o. B. Pfeiffer was fined s25 and
costs and given 80 days in the city Jail
yesterday on charges of speeding and
careless and reckless driving and driv-
ing an automobile while In an intoxi-
Gated condition. Pfeiffer is said to
have created considerable excitement
Sunday evening on North and East
Hills as well as in other sections OF
the city before he was finally halted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-03

Summary: Two base hit. Hudson, 8;
Marsh. 2 Sacrifice hits, ~ q; Lone
Scouts, O. Stolen bases. Bell, McClel-
Ian, Pinney. Marsh. Left on bases
" 8; Lone Scouts. 3. Base on balls
off Marsh, 3; off Abbott. 3; off Sara,
). Strike out-by Marsh, 9; by Sara,
O: by Abbott, O. Umpire Bryan Time
of game, 20. Attendance, 3d.
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TOO MUCH SKINNY
GETS NEGRO IN BAD

Henry Bowden, negro, was fined $40
and costs in the city court yesterday
on charge of drunk. The negro told
the officials in the court room that he
had bought the booze from taxi
driver. He did not know the man.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-03

70 q. Long hits by Dunning and Brown
figured in the Vols scoring.
birmingham -. 100 600 010-2 4 3
Nashville OH 600 OKLA 2
Batteries: coffindafer and Gooch;
Statham and Jonnard.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-03
SOUTHERN,

At Mobile. 1 !; Little Rock. 8.
At Nashville, 4 Birmingham. 2.
At Chattanooga New Orleans. un
scheduled.
At Memphis, ITO; Atlanta. 4-io; sec
ond game called end eighth, darkness
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-03

600 quickly relieves Colds and
LaGrippe, Constipation, Bilious
ness, Loss Of Appetite and
Headaches.
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NATIONAL,

AT Boston. Q; Pittsburg, 8.
At New York. 5; Cincinnati. ..
At Philadelphia, 3; Chicago, 4.
At Brooklyn, 1; ST. Louis. 4.
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TWILIGHT.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN.

At Detroit. 5-2; Boston, 2-i.
At Chicago, O.; New York. Z.
At st. Louis. 10; Philadelphia. s.
At Cleveland. 2; Washington. 0.
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NATTONAL.,

PIttsburg at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Only three.
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AMERICAN.

Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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GAMES TODAY
SOUTHERN.

Little Rock at Birmingham.
Atlanta at Memphis.
Only two.
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One Massachusetts, cotton mill pro-
duces 500 miles Of cotton A~-
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Cuba Is the greatest buyer of con
densed milk from the United States.
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Batteries: Lankenau. Sheehan. Mar-
kie. S.srs and Mills. Haser: Thweat-
tan, Nemitz Vance and Bischoff.
Nashville. Aug. 2-Statham, a re-
cruit from Augusta, IN the South Ats
lantic League, held Birmingham to
four hits today. and Nashville won 4
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Summary: Stolen bases. Roache
Reilly, NJ. Lewis, Roukey. Pinney Sac
rifice hits. McMurray, Merritt. Geist
Two base hits, NJ. Lewis. Struck OUT
by Brown. Z; by Ennis. 1: by Baisden.
g. Bases on balls--off Brown. 5; off
Ennis, 4. Hit by pitcher-by Brown,
(Sanchez). Passed balls. Sierra. Left
on bases Caseys. s.: Jacobs, 1. Time OF
game. hr. 20 min. Umpire. Gordon.
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WILD THROW COSTS
MOBILE THE GAME
McMiiian's Heave Allows Little Rock
Two Runs.

Mobile. Aug .-Shortstop McMil-
ian's wild throw permitting two runs
to be scored gave Little Rock today's
game over Mobile 8 to I, making three
victories for the league leaders out OF
four played here.
Little Rock -. 900 010 002-
Mobile ....... DOL 900 600 2
Batteries: Hengeveld and Brottem;
Fulton and Coleman.
Memphis. Aug. 2.-Atlanta won the
first game of double header from
Memphis today to 1, and tied the
second / to 10, when darkness ended
It after eight innings.
First Game
Atlanta o2o 900 o2o- a 3
Memphis 900 600 DO 5 2
Batteries: Markie and Mills; Tuero
and Myerd.
Second Game
Atlanta 121 600 eo-1o IL 4
Memphis .... 600 IT, 0o--10 II 4
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oliver batted for Gould 10 sixth.
Score by innings: r H E
Caseys ..---....----.-......-....07 0 0O0-T
Jacobs .........-...0H O0i-6