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The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-04-08

! n taffeta dress that takes somewhat
| the form Of draped polonaise, though
| frankly cut in two pieces. The waist
line is low and loose-htting and the
/ drapod skirt is joined to Il under
group OF minute tucks which extend
across the center Of the back and front
| only. A similar group of tucks gives
| fullness across the bust line; these
tucks stop short of the armhole and
/ lose themselves in sort of dropping
| blouse fulncss.
The bodice is finished without
sleeves, the armholc being surrounded
| by tiny points, or dents, embroidered
| I'm copper color silk. There Is, how.
ever, an accompanying guimpe which
carries short balloon sleeves, also
/ tucked. The skirt of the polonaise
has the disappearing tucks and the
scallOpCd embroidered edge. 1t forms
| iabo' drapcry at the sides and is
| hung over an extremely narrow under
| skirt. The bodice finishes with
straight round neck, but there Is an
extra collar ruff which stands very
stiff and is ccntered by a band Of cop
/ per coIored embroidery which falls at
the back in two "follow-me-lads" ends
/ Dress Harks Back to the Thrties.
/ Another polonaise dress developed
| I'm cashmere serge of fine quality and
| trimmed with cerise satin cire is EN-
| broidercd in gold and copper threads
and dyed railia strands. The waist
line is low, the front fastening decid-
! edly at one side. The embroidered
revers form round yoke at the back
! which, descending over the tops of
| 'he shoulders, gives n sort Of 1880
| back. This model is very well thought
of by mid-seasou buyers.
Every FrcnChwOmun who makes
any pretense at all 90 a smart ward
robe includes among her dresses one
of black satin regardless Of what other
materials may be in the limeIight Of
/ fashion. Nine. Jenny has made some
| especially beautiful frOcks of black
satin for her customers to wear at the
resorts, such as Nice and Monte Carlo
/ For these models she favOrs the
nounced skirt. In fact, this may be
said to be the most pronounced feature
Of her satin dresses.
These deep founces make the en-
tire skirt Instead of having a hem
on the bottom Of the founce, n fac
ing Of black velvet to about the depth
of a hem Is used. The idea Of the
| hOunccd skirt comes from the French
stage. Many Of these stage frocks,
wi ha
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-04-08

A cook recently engaged by a wOm-
an Of conspicuous wealth ana fashion
brought her own maid with her.
Through every rank of society like con-
ditiOus prevail.-Ncw York Herald.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-04-08
WHEN NEURALGIA
ATTACKS NERVES
Sloan's Liniment scatters
the congestion and
relieves pain

A little, applied 7oithom rubbing, viii
penetrate Immediately and rest and
soothe the nerves.
Sloan's Liniment is very effective in
allaying external pains, strains, bruises,
aches, stiff joints, sore muscles, lumba.
go, neuritis, sciatica, rheumatic twinges.
Keep a big bottle always on hand
for Samily use. Druggists everywhere.
3Sc, zoe, $l.40.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-04-08
Innnortnntt 10 Mothera


"Then you don't think Cheatem is
straight"
straight! Why II that fellow
swallowed wire nail he'd cough up
Il cOrkscrew. Boston Transcript
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-04-08
Take Aspirin
With Water

If your Aspirin tablets have the
name "Bayer' stamped on them,
they are genuine "Bayer Tablets
Of Aspirin" proved safe by mil.
lions Of people. The name "Bayer"
identifies the true world famous
Aspirin prescribed by physicians
for over eighteen years.
Always drink one or two glasses
Of water after taking the tablets.
Each unbroken "Bayer package"
Aapiflp Is tf,ds m,tt o, B,v,t N,nut,e
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-04-08
Embroidery.

Embroidered pillow slips, after the
center begins to break, make dainty
petticOats for the small daughter One
pair embroidered scallops viii make
two pretty skirts to wear with best
dresses.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-04-08

An excess Of acid In the stomach
sours the food and starts fermentation.
Distressing gases form. Your meals
don't digest but lay like Jumps Of lead.
Then you have heartburn, hatulence,
fullnass. belching, headache, and real
misery in the stomach and intestines.
A few tablets of "Pape's Diapepsin"
bring relief almost as soon as they
reach the stomach. "Papes Dlapepsia'
costs little at drug stores.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-04-08

Mrs Gabbius-"Do you believe in
hercdity?" Her Husbnnd-"Not much /
Your grandmother was dumb"
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-04-08

contains proper directions for
Colds, Headache, Toothache, Ear
ache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Rheu-
matism, Neuritis, and for Pain.
Always say "Bayer" when buy
ing Aspirin. Then look for the
safety "Bayer Cross" on the pack
age and on the tablets.
Handy tin boxes of twelve tab
lets cost but few cents. Drug
gists also sell larger packages.
ire HonoieedeneideUsr OF Salieylisseld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
BRITISH GOLF CHAMPIONS
DEFEAT u. S. AMATEURS
Harry Narii"n and Ted Ray Win Two
Matches on Mount Vernon,
y. Y. Links.

MOUNT VERNON. y. V. July 1S.-
Harry Nardon, six times golf cham
r!on OF Great Britain and Ted Ray,
.otcd British professional, began
their tour OF the links OF the United
states here today by defeating two
OF Americas leading amateurs, Ned
sawyer aud John q. Anderson. The
visitors took an 1S-holc match on the
LINKS OF S.wanoy Country club In tho
morning by score OF three up and
one Ia play.
IN the afternoon Varaon and Ray
O. 'eated Tom kcrriEan and Tom Me-
Nanar2 IN their first match against
American professionals. The score
va: tWo UP and one to play
'aruoH was suffering from an IN
JHr"d thumb sustained on shiphoard.
ana hoth players had hardly gained
their Land legs after their ocean
'rip. Ray made the most sensational
snAtS of tao TWO and WAS the !aynrite,
J rs match was watched by .arse
Whilc Nardon did not drive so long
usually on q par with SAWYER. or An
defson. each OF whom is considered
/" pretty long hitter among American
amateurs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
SIR THOMAS DISSATISFIED
WITH SHOWING IN RACES
Decision {" Replace Captain I.urton
Brings No Surprise TO CIose
Friends.

NEW YORK. July lS.-The decision
%, ar Thomas Upton to replace
SSaapIain burton. OF the challenger
TO those who followed the race yes
tGrday aboard the Irish baronct's
chnrtcrcd steam yacht the Victoria
hi!e SIR Thomas himself had re-
FUSED 10 discuss the events OF Satur-
day ana thoAs closest 10 him were
equally silent IL was generally known
tnai part. If not all. the poor showing
. .,r 10y me challenger at the first
urn buoy had been directly attrib-
nted on tho Nictoria's bridge 10 mis-
handling OF the big racer
The Incident that capped the
6 i''naN ior CAPTAIN burton came just
as inc sioopS rounded on the tack
ihat sent the RcSolute skimminp
around the marker 10 bear away 10.
ward the second buoy with a lead
49, Mite victory certain had she
mceh ab!e to finish in The time limit.
me Hhamrock, though outgucsScd nj
me start and outslilcd through the
nrSt long reach across the wind. was
hundred yards To iccw1rd Exccpt
ior thht weather advantage that Can
yam Adams had fought for ana held
Tor the Rcsolutc. the yachts seemed
utmost on even terms.
RcSniutc NU>rs wind
as they came about to head for the
marker. Just under the stern OF the
NHfnt Corsair which was acting as
mile TO go around it, hut il was a
hi!e o! close hauled beating to wind
ward 10 avoid another tack. Ecso-
i"tc iald down to II with her captain
hoIdlnG her long nose into the wind
'"r the last inch OF weather gauge
anu MS canvass almost hoardfat TO
eaten the light air. The Victoria was
dead as'orn and the American boat
could he plainly seen ciawing her
way on until ii looked as though she
coHld nave passed to s;arboard of
the marker II necessary TIE Yam
ne. SEipn"r was taking no chances.
When the Rcsolutc went around
again few minutes later she was
On tn" second lex of her starboard
side. hut the Shamrock was ALREADY
calm with nappins canvas. Her bal
ICON Jih had been hoisted and when
she made the first OF the five painful
iacks II took Captain Burton &C
scrapc his way around the buoy, the
hiS sail was idle until She had beer
swung back virtually to the limo OF
! her first turn. The Irish boat haL
not only not gained foot by the
maneuver but had lost minutes ir
time. She was just where she wa.
before II was attempted.
Sir Thnmna on Victoria.
Sir Thomas was aft on tho Vic.
toria when the turn was made and
did not como to the bridge until the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
SKIPPER
RELIEVED OF DUTY

CONTINUED From First PagcI
pressed on Sir Thomas steam yacht
and at the same time II was observed
that there was also Il concurrence OF
the opinion expressed in newspapers
that Shamrock was not being sailed
in "a fashion to show her real ability;
that in the starts of the races she
has been completely outmancuvcred
and that the Upton craft has not
been sailed TO windward as she might.
Captain Adams Praised.
The climax in the whole situation
came yesterday when the Shamrock
lost ground because OF certain
changes in headsails during the first
leg 10 windward. Here again skipper
Adams WAS complimented on skill
with which he hunted out the vag-
rant brcczes and kept the RcsoIutc
moving while tho Shamrock was con-
tinualiy in trouble noundering help
lessly in oily soft spots where there
WAS no wind and getting so becalmcd
that she fell far behind the defender
Sir Thomas Upton believes that the
Shamrock ". is n wonderfully fuc
craft and that with good wheel work
ana a whole sail breeze can defeat
the American te1cnucr.
Il have never seen Sir Thomas
quite so cheerful under the circum-
stances" said Lord Dcwar on board the
steam yacht Victoria tonight, though
TO change horses while crossing
streams, is always a doubtful thing"
Last night after the race Sir
Thomas WAS joking those on board
the Shamrock saying Did you really
see the Kcsolutc? Could you see her?
You must have had fine binoculars"
Designer Nicholson Favored.
Colonel Neill and Designer Nichol-
son are the most talked of on the
Victoria TO take the wheel OF the
Shamrock. Colonel Ncill is one OF the
best yachtsmen in England, and was
selected to sail the Shamrock in the
racing when running before the
wind There was suggestion that
Captain Alfred Diaper skipper OF
the twcnty-thrcc meter Shamrock,
the trial horse for the cup challenger,
might be chosen to succeed Captain
Hurton. The twcnty-three meter
Shamrock lies at her mornings near
tie challenger In the Horseshoe
If Captain Diaper is selected to
F'''N ''' '"P Sioop II Is Wltnln tnc
range OF possibilities that the new
skipper may replace some of the
crew Of Shamrock with sailors taken
from the twcnty-threc meter boat.
| captain Diaper has a well trained
crew. which has shown finely in the
trial races with the Shamrock off
Sandy Hook.
the two cup yachts lay quietly ut
anchor in the Horseshoe today and
the crews remained At their quarters
| IN their tender. y smart eighteen
knot Southwestern sung in the rig
ging, causing much lamentation
among the sailormcn that such wind
never seemed to prevail on race days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
HARD DRIVES BY ROBERTS
WIN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Vincent richards Defeated j.,
annual Clay Court Champion
shin Hattie

NiiiCH'Io. July katherine.
succession of powerful forehnnd
drives 10 the most unprotected Dor.
tion OF ms opponents court ,hroul-h
three wo!i-fought sets. Roland Ron.
erts. OF San Francisco. defeated vi,-
cent Richards, Of Yonkcrs. * Y j.,
the hnal match for the tenth ANIMAL
ia. Iolat! clay cnur, tennis Chamu!Gn-
EMP IN in'n.s singles tins AFTERNOON.
Eoberts mastered al TlcAards. a..
LOTS 1" Pun MIN on tho defensive and
aS ,s 70 Mn his points Cccas!ou-
any the Iaclnc Co:ts; man I'm,
.iinclY 10 shoot q high lob fI;ichar,I,,
az 'iHScH !" IN" net. ana he also mad.
go a ureSpiive slice which dropped
MIieh!E ana nonnded. hut s.!sii,ly
"hen Eichhrds Vas our o.: DIsi.ioI
10 return such shot
Many Of NE rallies wcrc hard
ttoueHt WIN Uo;h players trying to
jorEe their way to inc net. a.i
!ey!ng and driving iu q latino ~ t,rl
shptS. ltooeTtS MAS & biz IN. ,...,l.,-
i" .nJ n!is eEchdnse across the n.i.
h!ciafus 0lG his best w1r. ,yl,r
ne was ahle to advance /, In. rat
where he vollcycd VOL and mad. .f
IccfiNe cross court shots. frs, L, ON.
niiey ana men 70 the other An ind.-
given in ;he. point score The coas,
man won eighteen games TO Richard.
seven and scored ninty-sevcn uu.ut,
to the losers scvcnty-twO.
Coupled as a team. Roberts an.
Richards won the championship
doubles by defeating Waller = Iiav.
and Ralph II Burd!ck. OF Chic.so
G-2, CO. 10
n the doubles match the Ch.cag,
pair was unable TO penetrate tho d.
Tense OF the winners Roberts AN,
orchards played aggressivoly from
the start, accommodating points on tn
wiIdncss OF their opponents AS II
Ierful driving. and ne and R.cha rd
lEeneraliy held the net against All cf
forts OF the Chicago men 10 d!sIode
them.
points and won nineteen games, Will
" Rur.ick and Hayes scored seventy
9eight points and won nine games.
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ANNOUNCES ENTRY LIST
FOR NATIONAL REGATTA
Winners Go to Antwerp to Compete
In Olympic Against Worlds Hest

NEW YORK, July lS.-Thc cntrics
for the National Regatta, which Will
'oc rowcd next Friday and Sa-urady
on Lake QuinsiGamond, Worcacstc:.
Secretary Nolan, Of the National AZ
ISOLATION of Amateur Oarsmcn. This
year the cnry lis; is of high class.
though not as long us on som. for
mCr occasions.
Unusual interest centcrS IN ,hc
scnios single, doubles. fOurs and
Fights, the winners in each Of
wcrp. belgium, to compete IN the
olympic contests against the hest
oarsmcn that the rest of the world
can produce. The only Canadian
entry comes from Halifax. y. s., and
II is for the intermediate single
shell race. There are no Southern
entries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
EUGENE BOLDEN WINNER
OF LONG SWIMMING RACE
Member or IaaO Olympic Team Takes
Tcn-Mfic Contest on Delaware

PHILADELPHIA. July is.--Eugcne
Holden. az Memphis, Tenn. represent
ing the Illinois y. c.. and 4 member
of the 1920 Olympic team won the
tcn-milc national swimming cham
p!onShip in the Delaware River today.
covering the distance from here TO
Riverton, New Jersey, In two hours
nine minutes eleven seconds.
kiffcc, OF brooklyn, was second and
Ralsion, Mcadowbrook Club, Phila-
Gc!phia, third. Boldcn won the race
last year in one hour and Gfty-nine
minutes. Poor weather conditions.
frequent rain squalls sweeping the
river. prevented him from making bet
ter time today as he swan strong
race.
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SHOULD Upton WIN CUP,
GARDNER WILL CHALLENGE
Designer of NanItIc VIII Rncr sham
rock la Case RrsOiutc Loses

NEW YORK. July lS.-Sir Thomas
Upton may succeed in lifting the
Americas Cup with Shamrock m. but
he VIII Immediately have an Amer!-
can challenge. An effort to bring the
famous trophy back again will lac
launched by William Gardner de-
si.ncr OF the cup yacht Vanitic
He has been comm! ISIS loncd TO begin
work at once on plans for an Amer
lean challenger If RcsOlute fails to
hold on 10 the trophy. Mr.. Gardner
would not divulEe the name of the
man backing the prospective chal-
longer. nor would he reveal what
tvne of vessel was being considered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
THURSDAY "KlRCHER DAY"
AT BOULEVARD FIELD
S"uihpaw viii Pitch Iii. I,rcv.I,
''hhr AGAINST the SunoIk Cnts
Thai Iln>

Next Thursday viii he "5irrbar
p@y az Boulevard Field Thc liz
handler leaves Friday for ST
n"'5. ana as a farewell viii pl,ch
klrcher leaves the Richmond ,ca,n
ana the Virginia League wtth ono Of
ne h"cSt records ever chaikcd mn
hHi-"r ~ this circuit, He
.! the league '''e''e'
handsome prcsen; is TO be given
me Southplw by the team ownersonJ
Ih"sc WHO have witnessed and apnrc-
.;at'u nla work on IN. rubber for
iHch'i"hd. 'kirchcr Day" IL *
pected 20 draw a huge crowd of I'D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
SENATORS FIND THE BALL
STRUCK TWO OF TIGER
PITCHERS OUT OF BOX
jack Coombs. Attempting 10 Iiuri.
"ESnaatsa oid Injury and In

-WASlilNGTON. July Washing
ton pounded Detroit pitchers for
seventeen hits today and won easily.
10 to ).
After two of the visiting pitchers
had been Knocked from the box. Jack
Coombs. Detroit pitching coach. at
tempted tho hurting work. but ag-
be carried from the field.
The score:
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Dempsey READY 10 Iiox Negro.

NEW YORK.. July lS.-Jack Dcmp-
scy. worlds champion heavyweight
puEilist. is not aversc to lighting a
negro boxer. according to an an
here tonight by the In
tcrnational Sporting club. In re-
verSins his attitude on the color line.
the champion stated he is ready TO
make a match with Harry wills. who
is scheduled to meet Fred Fulton at
the Newark Sportsmen Club next
Monday.
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YANKEES BEAT sOX, 8 TO4

NEW YORK, July lS.-Ncw York
made ii two straight from Chicago
today. winning by to I.
Bodic gave the Yankees n good
start III the first inning, smashing
out home run with three men on
bases.
Collins pitched effectively with mon
on bases and WAS accorded fine sup
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CHAMPS WIN AT LAST

Y lfN Associated l'r.SS.t
CINCINNATI. July iS.-Thc cham
pions broke their losing streak to-
day by defeating Brooklyn. l to l..
before the largest crowd that has
assembled at Rediand field since the
opening day of the season.
Luque collapsed Immediately after
the game, but soon recovered. -Four
umpircs oiliciatcd.
The score.
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CiCclnuntl.

Brooklyn ........ .....OoOo0 oOlo-l
Cincinnati ...... ...........o o u o . -
Nea!e. Sticking Errors-Johns,on. Two
Sncri1cc-,Allen. Left on Dascs- Brook!yn.
:: Cincinnati ;. Eases on hails-M!,chcli:
]. liits-on Smith. in innings: or
Mitchell; In innings. Struck out by
I.uGuc. 2: BY Smith. !: hv MitchSll. ]. tm-
pires-RiCler. Moran. Harrison and Hart.
Tlme OF Elme 1888. L.OsinE nLtchnr--Sinlth.
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IL score.
lIiCnrn.
Scw York
Totals ....55 So 6 Totals ....3l - :
Slated for Williams in sixth.
Hated fer rayne In sixth.

S"or" by Innings: r.
N.w York ...................I O10oD.-s
summary: Run--WcRrcr. Jackson. RS.
berg. Schnlk. Pratt. 9: Ruth. ;: Meusci ?;
Bodic Errors-Fclsch. pcclSin3aush. Two
base h!ts-Ruth. Mcuscl. Rode. JACKSON.
Schaik. Three bas-, hi;s-1ackson. Home
run-lt1di" stolen has"-lciho'd. Sacrifice
Il. collins. Double playr--t.. Collins "a
J collins. Left on bnscs-Chica. II. New
York. Bases on haus-oN Williams. ;,
OF Collins. = Hts-of Williams in
innings: on PAYNE. In . innings: OF vii
kingor, liz Inning. HIT by ni,chcr-
by Cnlllns. Jackson. Struck out-WilIiarns
. Wilkinson. !. COLLINS. 3 Winning ;itcha!
Collins. Losing nitchcr-wliiiams Tin.
r!rcH--Mor.arity and ch!ll Time. 2:i)
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y SNolt
Detroit.
Washington.
Totals 81 10 - i3 Totals 80 Il - Is |
'lSLttcd for Leonard In sixth.
tiihttcd for pkrIc in sixth.

pv:'tn!t ...... ...-..-....--... ~ l " : y 5
Washington ....... ........p Dol 80 3 10
Summary: Runs.-vcach. Flarsi.0d 3:
Milan. Rice. .. Roth. Harris >: Charity.
?: McIiridc; Schach,. l:rrors-iiu.h. He'll
man. Shnnks =. Two base hits-Schacht.
Harris. Charity. =: Picinich. Veach. stolen
bas.s-,R!cc. Shanks SacTitces-Flagstcad.
Mcbride. = Young. Left on hascs-De-
troit. II: Washington. 10 Bases ON ba lis
on Leonard. /: Schach,. 9: CoomhS. !. Hits
of Leonard 4 u inninE.: of 0krle.
of Oldham. Q u - inn!ng;. iIit 10y pitcher
srhac> /, Losing pitchcr-l.eonard. Um-
pircs-. IIc! and Dlrcrn Time LEA
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CUBS LOSE THEIR J|NX
BUNCH HITS AND BEAT
BEAMEATERS BY 8 TO 3
Mcrilc's Home Kun In the First ln-
ming, Netting Three rallies,
Feature of Game.
Associated Prcss.l

by Associated Press
CHICAGO. July lS.-Chicago broke
It's losing streak today by defeating
Boston. to 3.
The Cubs punched hits in the first
and fourth innings and won easily
behind ryler's pitching.
Mcrklc'S home run IN the first in
ming with two men on the bases,
gave Chicago its first three runs.
The score:
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bpSton 800. ...............o0 % 900 Is
summary: Runs-Iiocclici. Muranvlllc >:
i:rrors-i'owsii. TwS.bas. h.tsIFiaca. BAT
Pay LONE rnn.Merklc. Stolen bases
!lhrnnrillc. :. Double piays-T-rry to Her
snI 10 M:rklc, Left on bas"s--Boston. $:
chicago: l. Bases on balis--on OcschEcr.
:: OF Tyler. I. Hi by ptchcr-by Tyler
Powell Struck out-hy TYLER. =: hv ocsch-
Ssr l.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Day.
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PHlLLIES WIN ANOTHER

ST. LOUIS. July 1S.-philadelph!:,
defeated St Louis. = to !. today
Meadows inheld hit in the ninth in
ming after two were out. driving
Mcuscl across with the winning run.
Meadows was invinciblc and but
for his own error would have shut
out the locals.
The score:
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When Mtorine. take along pack :
age of Florida Fruit Gum. il adds Ia
the pleasure of the ride. Made by
Flccr All dca IcrS--Sc ADV
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Totals ....3 -" J:

l,hiiad.iphia 900. ........oS l0ooei-;
Summary: Runs-Mcuscl. 2: Smith. Err
rors-Mradows iIornsby. Ifaincs Two-blsc
hit--Wil!iamS Home run--Mcuscl Stolen
pass-Mcussl. SacrihCes-Wr ghtstcnc. L.
hourvcau. Fournicr. Double piay-WrEht-
rtonc and Meusci. Loft on hascS-Thila-
Sc!nh!a. s.. s.. Louis. G. Bases on ba!!s-o"
Meadows. /: of IiaincS. !. Hit by pitcher
hy Meadows. Hornshv: by Hainee. Paul
rt;c. Struck out--bv Meadows. 5. by IIainrs
I. pirvs-kirm and Emsl!c. Time ! 40
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McEIroy. HmmhIr 1hn Giunts.

s,....,,1Nt.NGSIUWN, OHIO. July ~
The McE!roys: local semi- profess
asfonal team. defeated the New York
National League team here today, 8
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NSPORTS AMERICAS OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS CHOSEN SPORTS
Weeks Record Of the Work in
the Two Major Baseball Leagues


lost
Oloys:
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American Association

MUw-aufco. $. Toledo. ,
~. Faul. 4: Indianapolis a
Kansas CITY. 80. C,dumbu, IN
Minneapolis. 100. Louisville 81
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Helen ". Sells for Sc coo.
oNANCOCk, July lS.-H. Il. James.
OF NenuhIl Grove. has sold his fast
troltcr' llclcn NJ. To T.. f.. Noting
nam. OF Eastvillc. for $4,000
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Train.
(Daily, unless otherwise sl,own) pubiishcd
only as information and not guaranteed
Daily except Sunday. ( Sunday only.
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nrst-class paint and mechanical COM.
Hon Hansen & NcId. rear 1908 We,,
BROAD. Randolph $50. we
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shreveport. o: Dallas. 2
san Antonio 0; EoustSn
niGhitn Falls. 6: Ft. Worth. 8.
Galveston beaumont, rain.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
NO games scheduled.
STANDING OF CICRS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
richmond at Norfolk.
Newport News ut Rocky Mount.
Petersburg mt Suffolk
Portsmouth at Wilson