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.,Svyl, Sr DELAWARE
E,511 AND VICINITY

F7Il AND VICINITY
=. If General lnlereS' '1
',i .r,J During tht "'eA'
r.s5', White Loaf Flour
tsl ~ 'saes s.aaetssftnction--'dv.
MI i. ready for grinding
7c-adT-
home ,...n kinds Field and Gar
'-3 ,pli,es right. W. G. Roe.
sis fll''' 2-25-tf |
.e. Conn band instruments.
..sJ I'd see VIM. N. Clark agent
Dd-Adr'
=, Wire Fence-the best
q. 500 us for prices. The
st Hardware Store.-ady'
,,pr poultry thrive! Use the
\ Bsnnister Hall Poultry
n ony by J. Frank Webb
L. as Laundry department of
ilO cent Store for all your
needs.-adv
- to buy the best. Get in
A Vm. NJ. Clark, agent at
I G. Conn Band instru-
Adv
Varen Of Clayton has a
nv Of red clover, alsike and
asj Prices very reasonable
, 9-31-tf
Tnans Home Missionary
rl meet at the home of Mrs.
~ Wight on Thursday, April
.@Rm
cen. added on all Water and
t theSe Bls unpaid May 1st. Office
acc 5p. m. H. S, Anthony,
LADY
andiss clinic for the treatment of
81 -, be will be established by the
- ~ O,.Ometrica Association
er al itn
PeasantOn has taken the
d the Hudson, Essex and
E0Q Line Of cars and opened a
W in at the old Barwick liv-
On Main street.-See adv.
q aIOwer New Castle Coun-
ollar s1z pessimistic over pros
L. 7ilg wheat. Their inves-
III y aaE that the hard winter
eauty anage and many will not
skim he price they paid for ferti-
r iu-
ilsnsfer Of the Chesapeake
-'aR Canal Company prop
q United States, represent
lSial Martin F. Fairy, has
With the County Board of
@ Wilmington. T h e
ldyed is S2,514,289.64.
0 "A ldth L. Marker, of Lans-
FIoo- q and Mr. J. Lee Marker, a
4 tie Theological Seminary,
dit @ei' Nd, spent the Easter
%0e home Of their parents
aH. ]. ]. Marker.
social will be given at
u AFs. Eugene Faucet on
evening next, April 18th
NE following evening
rainc % benefit Of White Hal
dihs 1c-adv.
ee sn
II Ri AeISOn AGED SQ ,.oo,.
'yloFs Bridge, was .leate,
.'an Hospital saturda,
roo WI oflses and laceration.
w. 'elng struck by an auto
s, ng
buad
Bennett who was recent.
a. y Ills team when his hors
ldings !. q motorcycle and rem
No 1lous for several hour
d mai 'ooat again. He su{re,
pnca = " aOlasiOns and for
leared he suffered into,
III. His friends are glad t
a., ... Seem to point to
s' al - crop down state an
ft,s .s' nothing that wi
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transfer Of the Chesapeake
''aa Canal Company prop
ae United States, represent
2shal Martin F. Fairy, has
With the County Board of
at in Wilmington. The
l'olyed is $2,514,289.64.
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l. to buy the best. Get in
Ia Vm. N. Clark, agent at
Ia. G. Conn Band instru-
Adv.
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/ PleasantOn has taken the
d the Hudson, Essex and
Line Of cars and opened a
n in at the old Barwick liv-
On Main street.-See adv.
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VslIen of Clayton has a
I,DIr Of red clover, alsike and
sai Prices very reasonable
3-31-tf
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social will be given at
u AFs. Eugene Faucet on
evening next, April 14th.
The following evening.
10 benefit of White Hall
nc-adv.
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Tonan's Home Missionary
.rll meet at the home Of Mrs.
F5ght on Thursday, April
|l30 p. N.
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~15,.a a ", Young farmer of
u, l,sn p,sn,,sl blood poisoning npS,
S '1S , son. ,s.s Light At.a'5aS'. ~orf aBoa9 as
N ,no'eii n" and wore a
e,as.i y he had OCCASION lr-'Is. =
~ tss,s Ss,,' to Philadelphia a
aslv AlS hand was
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Laia L. Marker, of Lans-
a. and Nr. ]. Lee Marker. a
tie Theological Seminary,
-Aei' Nd, spent the Easter
!, I NE home Of their parents
a2. ]. ]. Marker.
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4 -4ef'on' aged So years. ne
ni '''I 5 Bridge, was treated
|. ,'.'a'e Hospital, Saturday
~, o'uses and lacerations
''Lng struck by an auto
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] i. Laundry department Of
II IA cent Store for all your
Il needs.-adv'
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| clinic for the treatment of
lie will be established by the
L 0,.ometrica Association
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g. added on all Water and
|Bls unpaid May 1st. Office
|. to 5 p. m. H. S. Anthony,
|E-adr
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H.. Seem to point to a
a. i' &C. crop down state and
ba~' = - nothing that will
aI.t. 0elng a record break
lpSI I''s =, IN t5o't in the j, latter saer
ds.' ID y tl' The first two weeks
lsrs tl ,rut when in blossom
st 9',n e "a a number Of sy.
1ps'' is.a the price to bc
'''n in years past.
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l. lsahett who was recently
-'-' team when his horse
~. :. . motorcycle and rem
~ i9's Tor several hours
ae0at ~ again. He suffer
y w.. y aofasions and for a
d ''sled a,s he suffered inter
@t III. 1l' friends are glad to
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-04-14

The Salvation Army, because of It's
branches In every country in the world,
conducts what is probably one of the
most efficient of detective bureaus. 1t
is the Bureau of Missing Persons,
which sends Out daily alarms to all
sections in its efforts to find those who
have disappeared.
In the United States over 1,S00 in
quiries for missing persons come into
the Salvation Army each year, and in
spite of the meagerness of the availa-
BILE information. in spite Of the fact
that a large proportion of those who
are missing do not want to be found,
in spite Of all the obstacles and him
ORANGES, over LOCO are located by the
Salvation Army each year.
There is the child who runs away
from home because the terrors Of cold
and hunger are nothing to him Compar-
ed to the fear Of school and teacher.
There is the man who finds it easier to
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-04-14

desert than 10 support the family that
he thinks Is too eXaeting. There Is
the w0man who feels that the river or
the open gas jet is less terrifying than
the hardships of life. For all these and
many others the Salvation Army is on
Quoting Il vigilant, mceasing search.
And the methods used in finding the
delinqucntS are rs varied as The causes
Of their disappearance. Sometimes an
overlooked clue. nm old letter or the
address OF a friend leads to the end
Of the search. Sometimes II para
graph inserted in the War Cry-ihe-
Salvation Army publication, which is
circulated in every country IN the
WOrld-or in other mediums calculated
to catch the eye, will bring the missing
one home. Sometimes the man or 10
man hunt goes on FOR years, only in the.
end to become One Of those unsofvet
mysteries that the world ~speculates-
upon for a month or two and then
promptly fOrgets.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-04-14

ny. Umy t.tKe my uuN;cr, Mr.. IIar-
mon, and don't lose your temper JUS;
before an operation"
Harmon breathed more freely, bur
he was still in violent intellectual dis
tress. lie round face vas vapid with
awe, and he was %tongueing his lips in
constant nervousness, for the complete
possibility Of the situation was creep
ing over him.
"If that's the case" he ventured,
"why they surely needn't rec
ognize your name either, Mr.. billiard,
need they? | mean, If you had any
idea of going back to your home town
incognito, as 1t were"
"They wouldn't recognize anything
about me-" said billiard dryly. His
teeth, showing at the moment, We're
white and regular as a young VOLTS.
ave won't discuss that side of 1t Just
now, though. But II I 60 back, I'm
incognito-and don't make any mis-
take about it. Is that quite clear?"
Harmon swallowed again.
They'd recognize your voice,
wouldn't they?'
Il had to get used to this n my
self. Something went wrong with my
vocal chords, and the antrum on both
sides was hurt It seemed to have an
effect like changing 4 sounding-boara."
"Sol And you used to be fatter in
the face, didn't you? How about your
general size. and so on?"
'I've taken on twenty-five pounds:
my face is /, lot thinner, but there's n
reason. 1t hasn't grown on me; 1t
was manufactured. incidentally. while
I think Of II my strides shortened six
inches. That's another identification
gone. Bullet in my knee. | don't eN-
actly limp, but"
Harmon was bcaming now, and
flushed with excitement.
THAT'S great. Oh! that's wonder
full! Wonderful! Nobody'n know you
from Adam! 1YNundcr and lightning.
what Il chance-what Il chance! Hold
on-how well do you know the big
men In Syracuse? Well enough to
know what their weak points are?
Well enough to know how to approach
EN-? Know Cullen? Know the Du'
rants? Know Embree and McEachern
and Cooke? Know"
AT one time" said Hilliard, with
sudden tragedy in his eyes, call those
people you've just named were about
the closest friends | had in the
world"
"Well, if you've got nerve enough to
Try to pass yourself off as Il stranger,
why"
"Just a moment" The young mans
gesture, although calm. was never
thelcss commanding. "Now listen !
| lived in Syracuse twenty-siX years!
II / evcr had any friends there I've
lost 'em now. I"
"WhoSo fault was IT."
"WhOse fault? Don't make me
laugh Tho point IS that my friends
and / aren't Oh speaking FERNS"
"Go ahead" said Harmon. satisfied,
30 they know you went to France"
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-04-14

II they're as clever as . . e.
OH" He stopped short and his chin
dropped. ooh! Is that the answer
Yes" said Hilliard. reclaiming the
two photographs. That's the answer
| didn't mind starting over again
only" lie sighed and intcled mi~t-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
SINGLE RECORD BROKEN
IN NEW ORLEANS TRIALS
Lemon Skaters Brnud jump Record
by Tempting More Than
Twenty-Five Feet.
7 NY N%FV'INtcN IFcTs. |.
NEW n,I Il, No. t,.


NEW ORLEANS. June 26.-Only
one Southern record WAS broken In
the Southern Olympic tryouts at Tu-
lane Stadium today. This was made
by Lemon. OF Dallas. with a jump OF
% feet inches IN the running broad
jump. Lemon was one OF the stars OF
the tryouts.
Coughlan. Of Scwancc. ran a fine
race III the 4i0-yard hurdles. going
over the sticks in 30 3-5 seconds
Wolf. Taylor. won both sprints,
while Skidmore. Sewance. won two
weight events.
100 yar,!s-Firs, Wolf. Baylor: second.
Wilson. Taylor. third. Stack. 81. stanisln us.
Timc--l0 2-5.
liam'''sT,t,,rss. rhiIl'pr. 81 s,anislaps;
High jump First. Barker. Dallas a. g.;
Two starters fIrigh,--s feet -. Inches.
ny, MiG or rnnF'F MsnN Fsganh' g. g G.
New Orleans. Two starters. Timc--i:ii.
p. shot put First p ,ris l,ny"r SECOND
pI - fSs. u d iGSn%s n G.
NGT 9I.saHi T' sEor a. s sssSnas sec
pisianccMi'l9 icct ) inches ~" 't"' :
q sG'- Ss~ oE ThF. ,sao "f'op as 81
y NJ. G. e. New Orleans. Tima--ii:.5
5G-pound wciEht--Firsi. Skidmore. Sc
wnnc. second. i'ents. Y. NJ. q. g.. New
--2j feet = inch
ITO hurdles First. Couis Ian. Sewanrc;
second. Frazier. Baylor University. Time
sd 5-5 seconds
5000 metcr--E'irs,. Ritcher. Dirming-
ham y. G.: second. Breclani. Y. NJ. G. G..
New orleans; third. McGougel, BImlng-
ham =. c; Time-iI minu;ea,
22o yards-First. Iiold. Baylor Univcr-
s.ty: second. Stack. st. S,anisinus. Time
- IA seconds.
Observation-Disclosures Butler. La: sec.
ond. Phillips, ST; Stan!slaus; third Mce-
L. Dis,ancc---I62 feet II inches.
Running broad iump-First. Lemon
Dallas. second. kirGkle. Rice: third. Hut.
Ter. Butler, La. Distance--22 feet
inches. tNew Southern record)
Polo vnuit--First. BrownI. Texas: sec.
ond. Ives, Louisiana state: third. Young
in1.nenhent Distance--ll feet inches
Running, hop. step and iump-FirSt
Lemon. Dallas: second. II. J. Johnston
J. NJ. q. G., New Orleans: third. Parke
Dallas. Distancc--22 feet 10ts inches.
10000 mctercs-Not run.
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EASTERN OLYMPIC TRIALS =
ARE HELD IN PHILADELPHIA
rhrie Thousand Metre Walk Record
Observation-Disclosures Mitc Hurdles
Record E,IuniIcd. .t..,

The 3,ooo-m meter. walk vas the 6niy
event in which new record was
made ,rYaS,, IN tn, the eastern ,raek and field
or the Morninsside y. y. covered tho
distance in IL minutes 81 % scconas:o'
a new record for the event. .,a
a. g. Detsch. running unattached
from the Metropolitan district.
epuailed the worlds record in tia /,
4io-yard hurdles race when he cow,
cred the distance IN 81 3-1 seconds,
over three-foot hurdles. The rec,
ord will not stand. however. She
topplcd the ninth hurdle. 80
In the hnai of the SSO-yard run. II
competed, the first and second place
winners saving themselves for the
hnai tryouts At Boston in July. a
Earl w; Eby. captain OF the uni
and champion OF the American eS-,.
pedit!onary forces in the 400 meter. :.
won his heat today in the SS0-yard
race in | minute 81 2-5 seconds. ns
Edward j. Meehan. Western con-
ference champion, was second in this
neat. white Homer Baker. OF Glen /,
coe; was shut out, taking fourth. ~.
IL Helifrich. Of the New York AuC.,u
81 seconds IA
Robert Crowford. Millrose ~ A..
was second; Lawrence \. Brown, OF
The University OF Pennsylvania. get
ting Fourth place. a-fe
George ~ Bronder Jr the inter4r
allied javelin thrower. was on thu
field but did not compete. while II. j
II. Prem. interallied title holder,
finished third in the hop-skip-and-.y
jump. 5.,ss.,
Patrick i. Ryan, another interalned,,
champion. was an easy winner in the
hammer throw. s.
The metropolitan district OF New
YORK too kfrs, places in twelve or
he nineteen events of the program.
Boston taking two, the Allegheny
district one. the middle Atlantic dis
trict one, two firsts going to the
Chicago y. \. athletes. Myers anu
l.anders. who competed under their
! college registrations. John NJ WattN
OF Cornell winner OF the 120-yard
high hurdles. competed from tho
Niagara district. 'i,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
STOCKTON STREET LOSES

Tn" Church Hin Bank broke tn"
winning streak OF tn. Stockton
street team yesterday when they
TOOK the second game OF a double
header on the South Side diamond
Both games were hard fought. but
were marrcd by errors. The feat
ures OF the first game was the hit
ting OF J.. :. Robinson for the Church
I'M Bank. and the playing Of Tucker
and Is. Jones for Stockton Street.
In the second game the hitting OF
l.. Robinson for the Bank, and the
playing OF j. Boscher for Stockton
Street. featured
Dreamer, playing right field for the
bank. poled out a home run in each
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SPORTS
IL. GUST batted for Martin in

~ Gusti batted for Martin in
seventh.
tHildebrandt batted for w. Kicker
in seventh.
XOlivcr battcd for Higgins in ninth.
Score by innings: Il.
ST Johns % u / % . O o IL
East End % 0 90 o 0 o OIL
summary: Double plays-iIiG ms
unass!stcd. Struck out by Gusti. -;
b. Walker. 10. Ease on balls Gusti
o: Walker. =. stolen hases-parsiey
,: Wiltshire. Brown. rwo-base hits
Rluethg"n Parsley. Left on bases
81. Johns4 I: East End. ;. Time. $50.
iimpire-ilam.
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C. H. A. C. TAKES GAME

Church Hill Defeated Taxa olu
yesterday AT Byrd Park by the score
n 10 to q
Devinc scored the winning run in
ne twelfth inning by stealing home.
he game was married by the umpir-
W. OF Shelton. His decisions were
be worst seen for long time.
Buck" chewning took up the
hound duty for Church hin in the
fth inning and held the soft drink
Joys well in hand.
Hicks. Woodward, Jenkins led their
cam in hitting. while Burnham,
Harry Carter, Pendleton, MCGEE and
Zee led in hitting for Taka-kola.
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EAST END S. S. LEAGUE
EAST END, |; ST. JOHNS, 2

One Of the fastest and most hotly
contested games of the !cacu. took
place Saturday. 81. Johns defeating
East End by score OF = TO !.
The game was featured by the hit
ting OF Biucthgen. J. GUST and Par
slcy. along with the remarkable.
pitching OF Gusti Walker also
pitched "A very good game
East End defeated ST. johns in the
first game of the double header. which
game was featured by the pitching
OF Goodman. who struck out eighteen
men. The score WAS TO !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
CHRISTO-COLA WINS

christie Cola defeated Oak Grove
TWO games on the G. G.. y. field by
the scores OF 10 to 3 and IL to D.
Features of the game were the bat
ting and hcllint; of the whole Christie
team ana the pitching OF Hcckier In
The second game. only allowing Oak
Grove two scratch hits.
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Totals ..........i5 10 IL 80 IL
Takn-ltOln.
sBatted for Marshall in nth.

]. II. a. C. ....6O2 oo40soOo1-1o
t'aka-Kola LII 100000 10000 0
summary: Two-base hit-Pendle-
on: three base hit-Woodward:
tolen bases-Devine. Chewing. w.
|iggan, Jenkins (2). Stumpf; sacri-
ce flies-Pitt. Pee; double plays
|iurnham to Pendleton to wharton.
eft on basesrC. III. A. 7. Taka.
kola 9; bases on balls-off Lehman 3.
IN Marshall ], off Chewing /: hits.
n Lehman 4 In 2 innings. off Mar
hall in Innings, off Chewing 0
IN s innings, off Napier in 5 ga inn
|ngs, off Orr in l-3 innings; struck
|ut-by Marshall 4. by Chewing Z.
BY Napier 2, by Orr z. Time of game
40. Umpire, Shelton. Scorer, SUIT,
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Amateurs to Hold
Meeting Tuesday Night

There will DC u meeting OF NIL
the managers under the amateur
c0mmIssiOn ON Tuesday night nj
Si15 u. n. In the automobile room
OF Murphy's Hotel.
IL In extremely Important TINT
every manager. ms well ms the
secretaries OF every League, be
present. 0ustncHS of importance
to ench team, will be brought up.
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wards, unassisted. LIEF, on bases
Can. 8: ". n. T.. 6. Bascs on balls
OH Cannon. /: of Mason. 8. Hits
off Cannon, s in . innings: Off Mason,
in Innings. Struck sout--by Mason,
II: by Cannon. IL. Time OF game,
] 40 Umpirc--kidd. Scorcr-ESahn
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V. Il. .......... 100 . o O--G
Summary: Two base hits Nunnaliy
t2). Home run-Clarke. Stolen base
Cooper. Double plays-Edwards to
Bauer to Bone CD. Left on bases
Can Co. g: y. V. T.. >. Base> on balls
off BOhcn. l. Iiijs-on Moore, 10
in innings; of Bonn, 5 in innings
Struck out-by Buhen 4: by Moore. 9
Time Of Gamc-l:i5. Umpire-Eidd.
ScOrcr-- MaYDn.
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on crror--Bowlcs. Gregory. Bases on
ballS-on Rogerson. /. or Grace. 5.
liits-ofr Rogerson. . in innings: Off
Grace. II in Innings. Struck out
by Rogerson. 3: by Grace, y. Time
of game. 500. Umpirc-Bottoms
Scorcr-Johnson
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Totals 80
Totals .... 81 | 6 - /
Score by innings:

crump 20i0o0 2l-s
fITaueT ~ Y U u
Summary: Two base hit--Geutry
Myers. Powell. Stolen baScs-CAn-
try, =; Flippen 9: Ryder. GeoSge
Myers. Sacrihc hits-Stephcson. Ry-
der. Double plays--French TO Ryder
10 George. Left on baSes-Crump. 81
Braucr. T. Bases on ballS-oT
French. .; off Jennings. .. Struck out
by French, 4; Jennings. 3. Time OF
game-1:30. umpire-Poh. Scorer
Roberts.
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TERMINAL SHAKES HOODoo

after. eleven innings OF the pret-
lest baseball seen in amateur
|,i,E s this sease Richmoad Ter:
|ninaI broke Into The whining. column
NJ aoaeteatins iSattle Axe. by the score
EENastIetAxss blsssd winning bait IS !
Espt tori heir lack OF being able rs
Snnses sth Shp son's :lt
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unaEsisted: struck out--by T.. Kicker
6. by Goodman IS: base on balls--or
Goodman .. Off I. Kicker 1 stolen
bascs--B. Rayhorn t2). Parsley 60.
Blncthgen. I: Kicker: Two.b base hits
IT. Kicker Tucker: thrce-basc hit
Bluethgen: left on bRscs-F.ast End
10. ST. Johns 2. Time Of game. 2:l5.
Umpire. Ham.
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
BLUES DEFEATED TWICE

The Penn Mutual defeated the Blues
In doublc-hcader al BYRD Park sat
urday. In the first game the SPLEEN
did pitching OF Sloan won for the
i'enn Mutual. he allowing only one
hit in the five innings.
Penn NInfnEI
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BRAUER AND CRUMP SPLIT

r. Il. Braucr and Il. r. Crump split
even in their double bill at Byrd Park
yesterday.
French. on the mound for Crum p.
rad the wallpaper men we'll In hand.
and easily won his game.
In the second affair Hudson handed
the same dose TO Crump. and the l..
IL. Braucr took the lead and WAS never
overcome.
Both teams put up a good game.
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GAME POSTPONED

The game scheduled between New
! tom woodward and Knights Columbus
WAS postponed by mutual agreement.
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UNION STATION FORFElTS

The double header between Oak
wood and Union Station was for
feited to lakewood on account OF the
Union Station team not showing up.
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.
e.. II. Bank

Summary: Three base hi,s-Rob-
inson- Home runs-Creamcr. Stolen
hases-Clarkc. Williams. Eacho
Double plays Robinson 10 SncilInes.
Hit by pitched ball--By Williams
lllampton). Hit By batted ball
Z. II. Bank. @ Stockton Street 8.
Stuck out--By Williams, G; by Robin
son, .. Time Of gamc-2:00 hours.
Umpire-Moorc. Scorer j. l..
ChildreSs
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Swift Defeat, Fnt

Swift Defeats FnIk Tobacco Team.
Swift Il Company yesterday .ue-
tented the ball team of the Falk
Tooacco Company in n tight game; by
4 score OF to 9. Harmon was in eS-
cellent form for the winners, allow
ing opl ythree hits
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Standing of the Club..

Where They IIay Next saturday.
Christie Cola-R. B. Draucr at G.
c. a.
Park
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RICHMOND LEAGUE.
StnmhIng nr Tic CImh..


NV '"' .N>' '"'"""S'
stockton street vs.. Richmond
Grays. at South Side
&. ~. Bank w. Amer. Can Co. at
Fulton.
i'asr and Power VS. Woodland
Heights. AZ Clark Springs.
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IL. II. Cruinp.


Summary: Two-base hit-Myers.
Three base hit--Dcwell. Stolen base
Collins. Sacrifice hit-Fletcher. Hit
by pitched bailaLuek, Mantle,
|: off Thomas 3. Hits-oH Thomas. s
in innings; off French. . in in
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StOCklOh StTtNt ....U I +
Summary: Two-base hits-F. Rob-
inson.. Q: Boscher. Tucker. Three
base hits-Redford. OConnor. Home
runs-Creamer. Stolen bases-Cla rke.
Thomas. Brandrick. Boscher Double
to Brandrick. Bases on
balls-on Thomas. G; off f. Robin
son. 3. Struck out-by Thomas. 3
by Robinson. 4. Time. 1850. Umpire
Moore. Scorer. Il. Chldress.
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SECOND GAME.
IJ.t,.t,fs
Totals ........ 81
(:rnys.

score by Innings: r.
Grays ........ GIL . 0 Oil
Woodland Heights 90 o . o o o. 4
summary: Two-base hits-Wyatt.
Dunn. Three-'hase hits-Dunn. Dou-
Bile plays-Blcrsch TO Lee to Wyatt
Bases on balis-oN Bass, : or Dunn
2. Struck ou;--by Bass, 9: by Dunn,
10 Umpire, Morgan
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SECOND GA ME.
Penn NluttInl

Blues ..0i2010
Summary: Two-base hits-Moss.
Harrison. Bowles. P. Beck, IL. Strin.
ger. q. Three-base hits-Mosa. Home
runs--HarTson. Stolen bases-Burke,
criflce shi ts-G ooch, Hit; byspjtched,
Pom Mutual Blues b & ~ FisSa
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TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Standing or Teams.
ScheluIc Ncxt W.cl.

Mon.-PHrkers vs.. Marks.
Tues.-Burk 6 Co. vs. j. s. Brnuers.
Wed.-Springcr va. Marks
Thurs.-Gregory Bros. vs.. Parkers,
Fri.-Springer vs.. j. S. Brnuers
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Oak Grove.

StOrr by lnnlnE.. r
Christie Cola III iOOli2 No
OAK Grove ! ODo o . O. )
Summary; Two-basc hit-Mc.Nl-
lister. Three base hit Martin
Home run-1l. Patterson stolen
bases-fate. McAll!StcT. Avis.
Green. Left on bascs--Chr!s,o cola.
Z; oak Grove. I. Bases on balls
OF Taylor. 3: OF Allen. =. Struck
out-By Taylor. 1 by Allen, :. Time
of Eamc--2:uo. Impirc-pearmun
Scorer-Williams