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ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
 REVIEW.

Feb. 9.-Phoenix-U. S. Re- clamation service appropriates $1O. .oOO for reclamation projects.
 Nogales-Tomatoe shipments from Sinaloa started.
 Phoenix-Livestock and rang eS reported in good condition in the state.
 Parker-3, 500 acres Colorado Indian reservation lands open to settlers.
 Phoenix - Local postmaster asks for additional help to re- lieve congestion.
 Glendale making first lettuce shipments of season, exception ally large crop predicted.
 Globe-Arizona Globe Copper Co.,. to install modern mill.
 Yuma-Local farmers sign up thousands of acres for long staple cotton, establishment of gin assured.
 Globe - Miami Co., making notable progress, 1900 men em ployed.
 Tombstone shipped 90 cars ore to shelter in month.
 Globe Old Dominion cur talls production but keeps 1000 men at work.
 Globe = Iron Gap produces 600, GOO lbs, copper per month; 400 tons mill under construction.
 Many mines remain undevel- oped in Globe district.
 Warren-Calumet & Arizona Go. completes mine connection; considered engineering feat.
 Safford-PlanS made to con solidate all canals in upper Gila valley.
 Phoenix-Arizona Ores 6 As bestos Go. erecting plant north east of Roosevelt Dam.
 Giendale-Southwest Cotton Go. erecting power line to con- nect with Phoenix sub station.
 Johnson - Keystone Copper Go. purchases machinery for complete mill.
 Phoenix-Governor Campbell wires passage of 'eAn agreeable reclamation bill" by congress.
 Chandler - Stockholders to expedite development work at Verde mines property.
 Phoenix-Plans under way to install museum at state capitol.
 Ajo = Quitobaquita farmer proves surrounding country ideal for practically all kinds of crops.
 Chandler holds huge mass meeting favoring incorporation of town.
 Tucson-Arizoua Tucson Cop per Go. ships first car of high grade copper.
 Phoenix - Maricopa county ginned 3O,OOO bales cotton in 1919 against 16, ,633 in 1918.
 Bowie-Oil Showings in U. $. Oil 6 Refining Co.'S we'll gives promise of big oil pool.
 Olbrook-Chandle men se- cure 16,OOO acres for oil develop ment.
 Hanson ranch of 800 acres to be planted entirely to cotton.
 Tempe-Syndicate to erect 30 new cottages.
 Oatman-The Tom Reed mine makes 3 weeks bullion shipment of $3O.OOO.
 San Simon-Valley organizing into 2 irrigation districts com prising 100000 acres. Phoenix Old Spanish trial via Phoenix to be open for 1920 1921 season.
 Yuma cotton crop for past season valued $4,5OO,OOO. Nogales-Garbanzo crop pass ing through local port of entry for 1919 season valued $4, 453, AS
 Phoenix-37, ,OOO acres indem- nity school lands in Navajo and Mcqui Indian reservation ap proved by government. Prescott-Kirkland tufa quar- ry shipping daily, big enlarge ment of plant planned. Glendale cantaloupe crop for 1919 estimated 542 cars against 376 cars in 1918.
 Tempe launches campaign to raise S5, ,OOO for erection of me- morial building. Phoenix issued building per | roitS for yUoolx f0tol lino goo 270
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS.
-. Louis. 49,: New York. 3.
%i,eir"it.. 81, Wishing ton. ..
Iliilaurlphin. ): Chicago. l..
CIeAelunI 2 HnsIuu-
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HAMILTON ENTRIES

piTst 1aseTaye iuFlonES-Jacohean, 10:
no.; skirt Dance. lOi: Bertha s. NJ: Johns
i"X Haven; io5 Houses Ear. i67. Eligible.
second racs,-iiye and half furlongs-Jean
RIrGnGh Miss. ~: key II; 40: John s.
Third racc--G Observation-Disclosures. III.
Beauty Spot. in: Rarroi. iG: Beiasy' lis:
Iii. 10: Miss Gayie, ito: Guaranteed. les.
El!Eible-Swect Apple. l6S: short Changs.
iss; ii,iek Horn Il, los: Oriental Park. los:
i ns;"% Mus hos:sT il, ii.' Duke OF wellington.
E"n5ih racs.miic and eighth-nondage.
Fifth racc-onc milc-Ammunltion. 1ls:
SonIne. 96: Aconi. iot: Old Pop. los: I.addcr
CT Light. IL: Azrcai. i12: GAIA Dress. los:
sweet bouauet. 81.
b SKIP rneeGsix furlonEs--Roseiyn. ZIG: Toe
~; Charlie I.eydecker. 100: Murray. iG:
seventh ~race-miie and sixteenth-pau nj
taonnsily. JOG: CAPTAIN Hodge, los; poacher'
~; Noodthrnsh. 1is; 1ndo!cncc. los: Hen
iihmpson. Jos: Nebraska. los: JIIehlanI
lad. a.: Huron H.. los: Snortstop. lis:
Irunes; 49, Ell: ~lble-Austrai. iii: Iorcnn
Moss; los; SkybalL 1l3: Welshmnn's Esoliv'
~ Gourmond. 1903: billy b. los. 80
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
.i.y = Associated REG

NEW ORLEANS. July 3i.-Firs. al
vision teams Of the Southern Asso-
the close OF the seven days playing
period cnuing w!th this afternoons
games. Little Rock. closely pursued
by New Orleans. lost today. to Mo-
from Chattanooga. narrowing the mar
gin between the tno. birmingham
and Atlanta continued 10 occupy
third and fourth places respectively.
with neither one holding on very
safely. IL fact. a bad week Tor any
OF tn" LADDERS would show material
chaHEes IN the percentage table.
Ncw Orleans and Memphis made
ne bcs. showing OF thc w:.,s, each
winning four games out of SIX
played. Little Rock won bui two
out OF five, while Atlanta won three
:n"ec and lost two. Chattanooga ron
four out of scven Nash "!l!e three our
OF seven and Mobile three oYt Of
eight
Two extra Inning contests iivened
Little Rock ard New Orleans came
together. ~iionors were even a: the
TOOK a To . game from the p"ii-
in fourteen innings and the lat
Ter managed 10 get "A decision IN a
! TO 5 contest Ia the thirteenth iu-
ming.
y feature OF tho week. which Il,
was believed might increase attcn-
lance AT ~ileincmann Park here. was
a crusade started By local newspapers
against gambling. II was alleged
several hundred men have for sev-
era! seasons worried spectators IN
annoyed nonbetters by offering Odds
on the outcome OF players 1T hi.
hnai scores and in fact. about every
angie OF tho game, where "A wager
was possible, Nearly a hundred
lice action has curbed wagering. ac-
10 toaay's estimates.
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HAMILTON RESULTS

FITS, race..lye and ons-half tur.onrs-
won: Alberta S. iol tkenncdv). $50. $40
s,sfonH; L"chi"vIn. ia l~McTaggart). 500,
,h,rl: I~inie.i:0 Charley hoy. Sc.
Court. Myrte Crown ran. -
second race--siA furlonEs-Kama. ZIG
= 20. $40. 100. won: Sim Fe!ner
!,a tSiirlinEl. 30. 3.T0. second: Billie ~
u tSutw.ll. $50. third. T!me-i:i3 40.
in'sb,and Lad, Sp!cebush. Shor;siop, Lady
Third Fac-Simile and s!x,een,h-For
Hiss lie ~tSiinpSOnl. 800. out. out, won
iiush, 90 tRlchCrc"k). out second: King
yonh' 100 h!icupc!). out. third. Time
~ -! Three went.
fnurth rAcc..m!!e and seventy Yards
nprkist. 100 tMycrs) 6.l0. $40. 800, won
tiame. - tHcun"lp. so. 800. seconi:
Acnhl. III tciaycrl. $40. third. Time.
I;fb 10. Gala Dress. Mallowmo,. Sta;im.
Oh TOP. Viola q. ran.
rum rac"--s!N furlonEs-MidniEht Sun.
-! tSlmpsonl. a-70. $50. uut. wen: ST.
Quentin ~ tButwenl. ESQ. out. second
T!sklisn. lId tHeupen. out. third. Time
I:i3 10. Toe the Mark ran.
hoi ,K;cherrekAi ltio, SO. $40.
ystc1cond: Mildred; io7 tste rlinri. $50. third.
IIaci~ more Sea Prince. Old Sinner .p Gan
Seventh rRce-miic and eiyhlh-Bond
l!n5 Ci.uxl. 20 40. lilo. Clio. won: Pas ID.
Chance: ~ Ncnrrin). lI.iO, clio. second
KITS IL: ll3 Gr:wcul. $50. third. Tim.
~i;i0 IL. Cold Galore. Trickstsr IL.
N,!sh; Wind. Antoinetc. pi,. Wcnonah'
she DcV!l ran.
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Then Holmes blows us TO two dandy b,t,
VINO said he wasn't hitting the nan?
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u. S. ARMY RIFLES WIN
AMERICA FIRST IN TEAM
AND INDIVIDUAL SHOOT
Heat Thitcrn other Nations in Oiym-
pie ltiilr Classic Under
Rainy Conditions.

BENEHloO. BE.LGIUM. July al
~. american m2rhsmen using the
AH'"ficah army rifle against a field
OF thirteen other teams have by the
HHG!flcla! score Won both the team
ana Individual matches in the Olym-
PIC classic iree-ior-all rifle compe-
The other teams used for the most
part h~!sh-power hunting and target
Rainy, weather greeted the marks
men today at the beginning of the
team and Individual shoots of the
olympic target c!aSs-thc frcc-for-all
slowly.
Each competitor was required to
hrt 10 snotS in the Individual match
and also IL ne was entered in a team
competition. was Obliged 10 shoot I9o
additional.
The Americans were expected to be
shrons COMPETITORS and 20 maintain
with army rifles.
After a shoo:-oT Of ties and sec
ohd chtck targets, the following were
.ne oihc'ai result VI Thursdays
Individual 300 meter. standing po-
S!tlon-psDorn. America. 90; Hudson,
denmark %, and ,Nuessicin. America,
81 NucSSlcin wpn The Snuot-off for
tAifd place with Il score Of Sc.
individual 3OU-metc-, lying down
CiSsen Norway, 60. Johnson. France.
-. johnson won second place in a
- sums iNGL.ltI. -" ISIS, VINO
also hal 80.
The weather cleared late in the
tcin.hS, put ram lei! again in the
eonpas5 Tae foi!ewims nations
America. Finland. France, Greece,
holland, Italy, Norway. south Africa.
S"eHcn' switzerland and Czecho-S!o-
Tomorrow Will be practice day for
NE small! bore 'ine and pistol COM
petition. Revolver matches on Tues.
day clo2e the shoot. The teams we're
-Damquc!ed tonight by the Belgian
Although all the scores are not in.
II appears that America leads in the
!cam snoot by q large margin with a
.o,ai score OF i.S55. Norway scored
$50; sweden. 1881: France. 4.i7S;
JAY. 1859; Holland, 1876; Greece,
Following are the American lndi-
s!S; Spoomer, sIG, Lee. Y65: Fenton.
the Americans shot magnlacently.
Fisher is believed To have won the
'3., so far as the returns show, is
only approached By that OF Larsen. a
lane. whose count was ?S5. Osburn's
sIS has not yet been beaten for third
scored! 977.
The best shooting done by the
Aincr!canS was in the knceling and
prone positions. They were beaten
hy the Danes in the first round, stand
ing position.
The official result will not be
known Until! tomorrow. but 1; is not
likely to chang. the relative position
materially The conditions of the
match called for forty rounds for
each man standing. forty rounds
knec!!ng and forty rounds prone. The
best possible individual score was
l.2yN: thn inAm nnssihIA G.Mnn
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TURNER VS.. GARDNER
WRESTLING TITLE FOR
MIDDLE CLASS AT STAKE
Turner Puts Ills Chnmpionshlp BcIt
Against S:JO-"Omcn Adj
mfttrI Free.

The wrestling classic Of the season
VIII be staged Thursday night at the
broadway Athletic Arena when Joe
Turner. present holder OF the middle
weight championship belt. VIII go to
the MAJ WITH i'inNy Gardner. the log
ical contender.
Much Interest Is being shown in
TINS match as Turncr last night sent
IN ms belt to tt.i - cement of the
arena 20 oe waScrou against $3.50.
wHtch Gardner has already deposited.
In addition to the personal rivalry the
promoters have guaranteed the win
ncr 5000.
IT present there are four middle
,We!ShtS who claim the title. Joe
runner. who at present holds the
!pIicc Gazette belt for niddleweights.
iinky Gardner. Waino Keoacn and
'likc lohcl. Turner and kctoucn
weigh around 100 pounds, tho middle
weight liH.i,. but Gardner and Yokel
nave to work to make that weight.
Gardner VIII wc!gh-in at i o'clock
IN" night of the fight and assures ali
ms ADMIRERS lie viii make it without
any trouble.
T.,ot well-known referee. lack
W"oGS!l Will he the third man In the
ring and the performance will begin
- S;!". women VIII be admitted
Tree.
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r. B. BRAUER WINS

The u. u. Braucr team celebrated
their return TO the game yesterday,
after laying of for five weeks. by
defeating Il. T. Crump at Byrd Park
b. the score OF S 10 4.
The wallpaper lads got to Marshall
in the opening frames and drove
him from The mounu.
Collins led in the onslaught by get
ting five safe hits In as many times
up. while M!Gicton's home run wss
one OF the longest drive ever wit
messed on the grounds. Myers acId-
Ing was sensational. and he figured
in several close plays.
Powell. on The inounJ for r. "
Brauer, pitched 4 consistent game.
Keeping his h.ts we'll scattered. Hol-
iatay and Gentry led the Crump lads
Win the Stick. Tho S.nrn:
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SARATOGA ENTRIES

FIRST pae.rsiY f~uri"nSs-Round Robin
Ssicki lSSi Betty J.. az; SAMMY ksII!Iy
Arm!s,ico. ic3; Different Eyes. los: Sm9ri
Guy. ITO: Bal!y Mooney. liO: shoot On
l05. ~ W.
HIooks. 1850: Little. i4o: iIigh!nnnd LirrIbii'
136. '"'"
Third racc..nve and half furlongs-kIr
I,cyinEion. 10; rlurIbus; -i25: st. Michael.
2lmmSsdal; il9; Hack servant; ia;
Gcmez. l23: TaEnn Pan, no: Care Fret q.
107,: Greenland. 1l3: Malu. Ii9. "
fourtn racc--one mile and q Quarter
Tho Porter. liz: Sir Rarton. 100: WiIiair
1I5: Alndpntter. lis: ltonifacc. I2O: Cirrus
122i EStcrminator. 1876: ON Watch 10
Filth racc-onc mile-KeW o'Nfu
LOG: sunny Hill. IL: Tom SAUNDERS i0n.
ITdaSEart l1S; Judge David. iOI: Matinee
Sixth Tace.5-iive and n half fnr,onrs-
Iiato. ll5; Ctmarron. 112: Irish Sen. liz.
fhlirg hal i 1 AIWSSS s, silence. liz: Mus!sy.
General Average. lis: John Paul Jone,
81; Mi:hasIi us: Rep. lis: nermons. liz:
Clear: fast
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GOLF AT NEWPORT
..IBy Associated rrcss.l

NEWPORT, Il. l.. July 3i.-WuIiom
NJ. Johnston, national champion. and
William I. Tildeu will make their
first appearance in urname play
in this country since their success i'm
the preliminary Davis cup matches
in England, at tho annual Newport
casino lawn tennis tournament, be-
ginning on August 2.
The entry list has been limited TO
thirty-two. in order hat the tourna-
ment may not be carried over into
the next week, when the national
doubles championship will be played
at Longwood.
Play Will be in both singles and
doubles. Among other entrants are
Wallace +. Johnston, Charles +. Car
X. Norris Williams H.. and Wat
son NJ. Washburn.
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Crcwc Defeats Green noy.

CtENE. Va. July 3i.-Crcwc de-
icated Green Bay yesterday nv tbe
o of 5 to O. Maben, Crcwc's star
i~eii-handcr. did not allow tho Wis
itorS "A hit and famed fourteen men.
IL ths event inning two errors and
a walk put men on second and third
with no one out. but Maben famed
me next two battcrs and forced the
tnird 70 mt TO him. G.. Berry robbed
OF 4 hit in the seventh
wneh ne ran from third into short
left field and pulled down his non
NY. 1t was one of tho pre,tiest
catches on the local field this season.
" iuElNs starred ehind the hnt -
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Texas I,cacue.

Antonio, D dallas, 0.
Houston. &; Wichita Falls, o.
beaumont. q, TT Worth, 4.
Galveston : Shreveport (postponed,
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schulz got better the further the rne
went. Too bad II didn't 20 another tsr
inh!nEs. a. Nc would have mad them
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" McWhorter can 10 AZ well No in
big tIinc as he did Friday tho White Sor
VIII have no cause Ia complain. So.
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INDIANS WALLOP BOSTON
WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT
GAME OF THE SERIES
I~housnnds of Fans iirE scorers TO
Make II n No-Iiit Game for
Guy Morton.
fBy Associatcd prcsw.l

CLEVELAND. OHIO. July 81
cleveland made 1t four straights from
boston today. winning . TO /.
Guy Morton. OF Cleveland, all bui
pitched Il no-hi. game. the only hi,
OF his delivery being a hard groundcr
mat McinnIs bounced of third base
man Gardner IN the sccCnd ina.ng.
thousands OF fans stood below the
press box after The game ana n.ggca
me scorers to change their decision
ana give Gardner AN error and Nor
ton "A nO-hit game.
Boston'a only run waa scored on a
pass and steal by Wit, Fosters In
field out and wild pitch.
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HOMERS IN ONE GAME
.frsy Associated rrcpal

ST. LOUIS. July 3l.-St. Louis
pounded four pitchers and won from
New York today, - to $. In the de-
Gliding game OF a series OF five.
Ruth hit his th!rty-scvcnth home
run Of the season In the eighth. In
ning, driving the ball over the right
field stands. There was no one on
base at the time.
Mcuscl u Sister each hit home
runs for the third time in three
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EASTERN YACHT RACE

NEW LONDON. CONN. July al
TIL" Eastern Yacht Clubs annual race
~ 4 o'clock this afternoon off
Eastern Point. Ten sloops and
schooner yachts left the starting
point with "A fair southwest breeze
blowing. The yachts are scheduled
to V n course of 1875 miles, pro-
ceeding through the race to the At
%lantic, then TO Cape Cod and Marble
head
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summary. TwO-basc hits-Peckin-
phnEh: pDoul. Austin. T~hree-basc
A.iS-WNl!1ms. Home runs-Ruth.
Nenscl. l.pp, Sisie:. Double plays
ward 20 l'Tatt 70 p!pp; Peckinpnugh
to Pratt to I!pp: l'r3tt TO peckin-
pau2h 10 Pipp: Sis!cr to Gerber TO Sis
Ter. icft on bascs-Ncw York. 4: 81.
Louis, .. Bases on balls-Coiiins, ];
MrDiraw. ]; o"Doul. ]: ShoCker, 2.
UltS-on Collins. 6 in . tnone out IN
th!rjJ; O'DOul. . tn 3. Thormahlon. 4
IN l-3. MCGraW. " IN = 2-3 tnonc out
IN s!NthD. struck Ou;--NaIraw. 2;
cDou!. J.: ShOck"r. g.. Losing p!t,N.
collins. Observation-Disclosures and
Evans. Time. i:ij.
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We, hone to sec Shorty Bakers name In
thc iino.hp Monday. y little too sore to
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IRv Associ,tea rrnsa /,

CHARLOTTE. y. c., July 31.aeP.
Meehan. representative OF tho ChesS
terrified. S. c., baseball club. indenen-
dent, recently arrested here on "a
change OF soliciting labor Without
license, was fined $40 and ordered
e. Jones today.
The action, was taken Mt the IN
stance Of officials of the Charlotte
south Atlantic Baseball Club because
the heiendant was alleged to. ,Raye
solicited some of the clubs LAYER
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ATHLETICS PULL DOWN SOX
IMy A..oci.tcd -.

CHICAGO. Ju!y SUPERINTENDENT.
Won me iinal games Of tho soric.
lohay Chicago o~Utpinyiug tn. White
10Y NY inc margin indicated by The,
:c2r" OF . 20 J. '''
Wilkinson was battcd on TIA, -,.t.
IN the thirh. !hd Payne nuis..i ,Ln
Hnn". hold rI the Athlet..a down
after the nfth. ''""
ana ran bases stupidity.
The score.
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WIN AT TENNIS
rs Assnc,n,ch rress

~ LBy AssOcintcu PrcN1
NEW YORK, July 3l.-Alrick II
Nan ana /. T.. Mahan won the frs;
no!dihGS OF the New York sectional
tennis doubles championship on the
crescent Athletic Club Courts in
In the final of tho tournono,. ,
qualifying oun OF the national
championship. Man and Mahan defeat,
ed charles NJ. Bull. Jr.. ana ii. 4.
Ihrockmorton. 6-l. Id. 6-l and 81.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Standing of Teams.
OAKWOOD TAKES ONE

lakewood defeated East End yes
tcrdaY by Il score of II TO u. The
feature OF the game was the pitching
u Brown n the fielding of Ilcga-
'nEcE, VINO made n spectacular rum
ming catch in the ninth inning which
saved the game. With the
OF four hits Brown pitched
biz league ball.
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MATTED for Powell, ia eighth.
tBattcd for Scott In eighth.
Iran for Gowdy IN eighth.
Score by innings: u
~iittsbuigh .........20oDDO6Oo-- o.
boston ............l o y o o
summary: Two-basc hit-Gr!mm
stolen basc-Carey. Sacrifces-BiE-
bee. Grimm Double plays-EoeckcI
to Holke; Cruise 10 O'Ncil to Roeckcl
Left on bases-Pittsburgh. z; BOSTON
? Bases OH balls-Cooper. /; Scott
3: OeschGer. /. Hits-of Rudolph, S
3 "a. Struck out-Cooper. /. Losing
pitcher-Rudolph. EMPIRES - Klein
and i;mslie. Timc-1:4O.
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Il. II. Crump 49,. OlOilO1O0-
summary: .Thrce-base hit-Gentry.
iiome runs-MiiHeton. Gentry. Stolen
bases-White. Collins 90, Luck. My
en5. Mantle; Phnup, Sacrifice hits
Jennin.:s CD. Marin. Double plays
Myers TO White to Myers; Grace to
Atittieton. iiit by pitched ball-Ry-
der, Jennings. HI; oy batted BALI
POWELL Cd. Left on bascs-R. Il.
Hrauer, 10: ID. 7. crump. 6. bases on
bnlls--on Marshall. .; on Marin, o.;
off Powell. 3. Iiits-oT Marshall, 1
in ! l-3 innings; OFF Marin. 10 In
62-3 innings. Struck out-by Mar
rim. 10; by Powell. &. Time OF game.
100. Cmpire. SliEer. -
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Tommy Abbott IS beginning to feet AZ
nome LrOnnU third the way he plays ths
position. We may Ditch him next wees.
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tny Associated Press,

NEW YORK. July Sl.-Cincinnati
d>tcated New York In the opening
game OF the series today. g to =.
ne Reds went after Benton in
INC hrEt inning, scoring three runs,
and maintained the lead throughout.
King pitched a steady game. cx-
ccrt In the NTH, when the Giants
:our hits for their two runs.
The score:
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Wonder II Jimmy Poole. Jr.. will be as
good n nrst hascman as his father.
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MEADOWS KNOCKED OUT
fny Assocla,ed press !

PHILADELPHIA. July 3l.-Chicaro
knocked Meadows out OF the box and
casi!? Won the opening game Of the
Series here TODAY. 6 TO 8.
sensational catches by Robertson
and I'aSk"rt helped Vaughn hold the
Thn Srnra.
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BRITAIN WINS AT POLO
IRy Asyoclnted prnsa ,

OSTEND, July 3I.-sGreat Britain
To-Day defeated Spain in the Olympic
British .toam was composed or Colo
mel Melville. Major Barrett, Lord,
Wodehouse. and Major Loekett
ss.5sA -
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Rusty Bacon. who Jumped The cf,fb
a fcw weeks ago. Ia way down In NiahIsnn
"a. PLAYING In, the Milton Dollar League.
Ihs rams hated to lose that bird.
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TIGERS TRIM SENATORS

DETROIT. MICH. July 3~l.--Shor-
tens triple in the eighth inning gave
Detroit a 3-to-2 victory over wash
ingtou today and four out OF FIVE in
the series. Shortcn's drive scored
Cobb and Ileilmann, who had been
passed by Erickson. The visiting
pitcher allowed only four hits, but
was Wild.
Srnras
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WILL NOT JOIN GIANTS
IRy Assoclated rrnss l

former prominent football plavar -,
North western University, today denied
mat he n signed articles with the
New York Giants, " lax
lie received an offer TO finish tho
season with tho Giants. he said hmmfi
that no WAS under contrnct
with a semiprofessionai team here
until the end Of the season, and would
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SPORTS
Babe Ruth Bangs Out
His 9th Home Run
IEy UnIvcrsni servicc.I

81. LOUIS. July iI.-"itnbc"
Ruth hnnrc. Out his fbirty-scvrnth
home run or the season here to-
day In the EHnnc against 81. Louis.
Ills hit. which came In tho
Eighth inning, cleared the right
Held frnre at SpOrtsnun's rnrk.
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Totals ....:......s+ 6
''N'AH "a
'Battcd for Benton In seventh.
fEatted !Or Winters In ninth

Score by innings: II.
SiHc'nniti ......... 30lo020Oo-6
New York ......... 00QO2O0O0- -
summary: Two base hit Groh.
Thrce-base hits-Roush. Smith. Home
run - DaHhcrt. Stolen base Roush.
Sacrinccs-Duncan 90. Rath. pou-
Die r.aY-Frisch TO Smith TO FriSch
TO Young. Left on bascS-Cincinnati.
.: New York. 4. Bases on ha!ls-on
Ring. !; off Winters. =. Iflts-oM
Icnton. in 4 Innings: of Winters,
: in : Innings. Struck out-by Ring.
3. Losing pitchcr-Bcnton. Empires.
opay and Quiglcy. Time. l:i5.