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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-08
AMONG
CANNIBALS''

A motion picture that had no see
mario. Such is "Shipwrecked Among
Cannibals," to be seen at the Grand
theatre October IA and Is.
Not one in the cast had a minute }
direction. Mr.. Edward Laemmle anil
Mr.. William Alder of the Universal
Film company, who were ship
wrecked on the coast of Dutch New
Guinea. took the scenes as they went
along The results are far more
thrilling than If they had used a
manufactured plot.
What scenarist or director could
write a story as strange as the daily
habits of these weird people, whose
women disfigure themselves for the
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-08
We "iH be compelled to increase prices on all oels)

We realize that there are
many people who have been
intending to become Haynes
owners, and for that reason
are entitled to have this
opportunity to save $3.50 or
$500 by reaching their
decision to purchase their
cars now.
On October 18th, therefore,
the price changes will be
put into effect, and we
can accept orders for the
Haynes on the basis of the
present prices until that date
only.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-08
PINTO"

Rollicking, frolicking Mabel Nor
mand gives gloom another wrinkle.
You thought she was a scream in
Upstairs and in "Jinx'-but wait
till you see her latest hurricane of
hilarity, Pinto" It's all about a
society debutante-the funniest,
friskiest deb that ever 'came OUT
for she "debuted' to the tune of a
smoking 45 and a twirling lariat.
She hailed from Cactus Town and
she didn't know the first thing about
spearing peas with fork. But when
it came to rounding up a herd of
hard-boiled Harolds and naughty
Henriettas-"Oh, Police"-she was
a riot! To be seen at the Grand
October 8.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-08
GRAND THEATRE

Saturday, October 9-Mabel Nor
mand in Pinto"
Sunday and Monday, October 10-11
Alice Brady in His Bridal
Night"
Tuesday and Wednesday, October
12-13-Constance Binney in
"39 East" also THE Lost
City
Thursday and Friday October 1915
Carl Laemmle presents
Shipwrecked Among Canni-
balls"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-08

Free employment bureau at the
City Club, phone 81. jly30tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
OLYMPIC BOXING TEAM
SELECTED AT NEW YORK
SIN Glasses Have Close Matches for
Right To 1trprcscnt
nv H.sOciatcd Press.

NEW YORK. July ii.-Sclections
for the United States Olympic box
ing team were made here toniGht
when seminal and final bouts We're
held in half-do2en classes. The
winners OF the hnals in t0night's
events VIII be assigned places with
those selected in trials last night i'm
the l'S-pound and heavyweight
classes. All men. defeated by win
ners in the various classes. will meet
tomorrow night to decide second
places in their respective classes
Summaries:
il=,pound class-Finals; =. zlvic vii
low y C.: Pittsburgh defeated Frank III
Gcnnhro. Pau!!st NC, New York. judges
decision.
iis-Hound class Finals: Earl LHar,-
man. Herman institute, Philadelphia de
feaied stephen Gus,in. south boston
decision. after an extra round.
l?"- pound class-FIna!s: lack Zivic
Willow \ G. Pittsburgh defeated George
- Etceii. United States Navy. Judges dt :
.,d 1a5- 6e,n. eiSssait,lnals: Frank Cas-
ieatcd Sam Mosbcrg. Pastimc A. c.. New
York Judges decision.
Ia pound Class--F!nalS. William Clark
Herman Institute. Philadelphia. defeated
Jack iiradiey, Pastime =. q. New York
New York. wrn nv dcfaui, from Lieu
tenant Joseph y. Cransron, L. : A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
with a two-baggcr In the ninth and
scored on an out To right field.
Rocky Mount. Portsmouth,
MAT ARTISTS READY
FOR BOUTS TONIGHT
"Atiic" NcStor and Paul nn,yscr VIII
fcnturr WRESTLING tnrd-RIrh-
m0nd boy In Preliminary

Fast. furious and clean WRESTLING.
Is promised tonight when the four
Erappicrs 20 10 the mat at the
broadway Athletic Arena Nike
Nrstor. II former MASKED Marvel"
ana Iaul ilowser. "A Srapplcr OF con-
siderable ability, Will be the confess,
ants In The main attraction OF the
card. Sanford Bcazicy. "a Richmond
boy. and Roy Rogers, deaf mute.
match.
Nestor tx one OF the clcancst Gu,
wrstlcrs seen in this city, In several
years and has held hisA own with
men above his weight, His worl:
mere last winter. while he was
wrestling behind a mask. brought
lorth favorable comment from the
fans. The former Marvel took a
match from Joe Turner. the Rich
mond- Washington middlcwcight. last
week and should give Bowscr hard
= Bowscr also is corklns good
Grappior and Ncstor will have To en-
tend himself to the limit in order
:" win. Bows.I has appeared here
before th:s season and like Nestor
has Il victory over Turner
ionlghti preliminary will begin
ut $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

Jim DAISY. los CSchutiinser. to !.
TO to 8. won. .Joaquina. 1905
ond: Rama. IL. tfator5, u to /. 20 i.
:. to ]. third Time-l;o7 80. Foam.
second race-mile : ponnacona. li5
tBarretD. 10 :. out, out. Won: Sea Mint.
liz tSandcl }. u to !. to =. out, second .
ST. Allan. los Ponce, IL TO /. = To !!
: - ), ;hl:d. Time-i:Io 2-5. Gloria
Third rsce-about SIX furlongs--I..on
dor. !I5 tSandei. 10 ;. . to 5. 20 J.
won. Charlie SUNNY. III tRodrigu"Gl. 30
- ~. 10 J; 70 !. second: Tahleau
ID HonneGT, il0 tTuTncrl. TO /. 3 to |.
even. ,hiFdi Time-i:io Hasten on
n@"ha ROM M Mais, p psnsS ill., %ai
MASK ran
Fourth racc-ml.c and furlong-Natur-
a!.si. III tTuracrb. II TO =. = to To- out
won. Madhaticr. li9 tEnSo=.b. to !!
even. out. second; Bon::ace, ia tSaud.,.
- 70 >. 10 10. out. third. Time: %.
Fifth racc-mle and seventy yards
War Smoke. III tRodriguezp. . 10 ). !
TO >. 20 ). Won, Gath, iI6 tRIc.b. S 10
l.: 10 !. q :. second "a, sunny Ill., III
.,rIoeilerl.. y 70. /, TO to 5. third
boy. Wax Club. Fraakiia. Niit ehts,ick.
Sunnyland. Dorcas ran.
Sixth race-:ive furlonss-Lconarda H.
ia tSchuiilnSerl. even. To =. ] To
won: Guv,nor. ia tBarrctp. TO =. 10
D., : TO 10. second; General Average ~
r,,h:nSoT, TO /. 3 to !. To 5, third.
Ganize. Jamaica Belle. shorty First. Crcs.,
Rep, chacon. Flambettc. Guelph. Ten Lee.
by Joye ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
WINDSOR RESULTS

~ ri ,utwciD. sra"G. .ao. sss ;M Md,s
Last Rose. too tilzp. SI.-c. Si.Io. scCunu
Morccns log tlmphyp. go, ihird Ttm".
don. M"mmy O. Mine EaS;csidc. w,s'stdc
second rlcc-aix furlongs- Lanc.lot.
Ito Gruhsr} si6I $50. ,Aso. won.
sSfSnd r rarNsSan u hq;wWSln 5S.
ola oil S,G"Sy 1 iIgm in Pu'iu>' James Eos
:, Thi ir1f usS m Va mo. 10 10
100 puceanl $50. $50. second SAVE
t"llc. los hFanmrrb $3.50. third. Time.
Ia. s. Ammunition. Ladder OF Light.
GLOW Norm and algonquin ran.
>. Fourth raSS , .AJnsa S'shtn, tsiinDCrSy
won: The Porter -. ,o'Erienl. $3.50.
$3.50. second. ENtcrminatur. t.1 Ipavicsl.
$3.50 third. Time. 2;Nl - Drastic.
General NniE. ErGaio. lnui WciicI. Mayer
Fiith raco-six fuylonEs--St quentin.
~ OSutwclD. $50 $3.50 SEQ. won:
tnclc's iassic. - tMcTaISa-p: $3.50.
Siao second; Who Cares. 9! lF!etcher).
man Gionlish,. Cobalt Lass. ran.
SiN;h Observation-Disclosures =. I0T
,Fa;orl. s:S.e, $3.50. $50. won: Gain
u, cause, io7 GicheresiO. Ss.To 500,
second; Ny Dear. idE 'E9maneliD;, $40.
xiii. They Shall Not Pass. Jim, Hastings.
Seventh racc-nilc and ono sixteenth
.nL,zonry 70? tBurkcl *ii 20 $3.50.
ssS | lind s0.s sho ig' 6hasS as SS
Muir, Capital Ct;y. The cullen Bon. Dr.
Rae. Nadrono, Lazy Lou. GeorS" Duncan.
Glasst"i, Boxer ran.
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>"mth Atlantic League.


@luimhia .; Charlotte. S
9Hs"Sih. Spartanburg 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
BUGS STAGE COME BACK

Especial to The Times -DiSpatch)
WILSON, y. g.. July 1.-THE Bugs
came back strong today and brok @
their losing streak by beating the
Coolers to the tune OF TO q.
Quinn was on the mound for the
TobacconistS and there was never a
time after the first inning that there
was any doubt az TO the final result.
The youngster pitched Il wonderful
game and was accorded perfect sup
port by his teammates. He allowed
only two clean hits. the third being
4 swinging hunt from McMahon's bat
and even then the decision at first
base was uncomfortable close
The iieldinG OF biting NJ third was
of the highest order and he registered
the first hit that drove in a run. The
batting OF Walters and iludgins fea-
turcd for the locals. while that OF
Moran and Kline featured for tho
visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
How They Stand Today,
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
nichnnnu. :: cMpurt News. o.
Portsmouth. ;: Itorky Mount. =.
wilson. >: Petersburg, q.
Noi tU.k, q; SUFFOLK, o.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Rocky mount at RfrhInund.
NrwruTt News at Norfolk.
Portsmouth at Petersburg.
Sutloiil AT Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Rheumatism Comes
From Tiny Pain Demons

blood of is cause.
The most common form Of Rheu-
matism Is caused by millions of tiny
disease germs which infcst the blopd.
The one and only sensible treatment,
therefore. is one which clcanses tho
blood OF these germs and routs them
entirely out of the circulation.
This is why S, S. S., the greatest
known blood purifier. is so successful
in tho treatment of Rhcumn tism. 1t
is powerful cleanser OF tho blood.
and will remove the disease germs
that cause your rheumatism. afford
ing relief that is genuine.
s. SIS. is sold by all druggists.
FREQ literature and medical advice
can be had by writing to Chief Med
ical ADVISER COL Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga.-Adv. ~ -. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15

out Marshall. 10: by Napier. I. .vino
~ game. $50 Umpire. BOTTOMS Scorer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Disease Caused by Germs In the
Blood.

First of all. get 1t firmly fixed in
your mind shat all the lihimcnts In
the world have no effect whatever on
Rhcuma tism. You may use them by
The gallon. and rub the painful parts
by the hour. getting possibly some
temporary relief from tho tor.uring
pains, but you are making no head
way whatever toward reaching the
cause OF the disease.
Medical scientists differ rs to the
causes of every form of rheumatism.
hut agree shat when caused by a tiny
disease germ, tho only effective
method Of treatment Is to attack tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
TRUCKERS WIN SERIES

tSpecial o The Times Dispatch.)
Portsmouth captured today's game
with Rocky Mount 3 to ., cleaning
up the entire series. Like the con
Test OF yesterday. /, was ninth in :
ming finish for the Truckers. who put
across the winning tally in the last
Stan2a. After tho visitors had scored
TWO runs. GoosetrCc parked the ball
with man on base. TraSnor LED off
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TARS WIN FINAL GAME
Snccial to The Timcs.Disnatrh-

SUFFOLK. VA. July H.EFaiiinr
to hit IN the pinches lost the last
game OF the series between Norfolk
anu suffolk this afternoon. The score
Was 10 in favor Of the Tars. Eek
ert. who is. regarded as one OF the
hardest working PITCHERS In the
league. put over what should have
easily won his game hut for the fact
tEat his teammates lost four chances
TO score when the bases were full
and batters flew out or popped up.
suffolk, Nnrfnlk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15

TOtAls IA . n !.

:, Summary; Euns-wal,ers 90. Biting
IiinIer. Hudgins Errnrs-kllnc Fla
he-ty. Earned runs--w!lson. .. Three
h h.ns hitYs1Mora<. Kline First base on
oui-hy Quinn. 5; by Byrd. T. saeriiic.
hns-kost. Sitting. Stolen ba.cs-Iiud-
gins. F'larethy. Passed h,lls-FIaTcthy
Imp.r"s-Harrison and Downey. Time
l:i5. Atcndance-T5o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Swimmer Breaks 300
Metre World's Record
my Associated I.rcs..l

NEW YORK, July II.-Miss
EthcidR nlcibtrcy, or New York,
today made u new worlds swim
ming record OF four minutes.
thirty-fOur and Onc-ilfth seconds,
In the :i0O-mctrc sNim for women
at the hnnls OF Ill" Olympic try
outs nt Manhattan heRch.
The furmtcr worlds. record of
four minutes. f0rty-thrrc seconds,
held by Frances CCWclis Schroth.
or san FrnncIHcO, WINS broken Nv
Miss Iilcibtrcy In her trial hcnt
MISC In four minutes forty nnd
Onc-ilfth seconds.
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RED sOx WINS TWO

BOSTON. Iuly ii.-Evcrrtt scott
ran his string OF consecutive games
up TO col today. and Boston rcle-
bratcd by defeating Detroit IN ho,h
ends OF Il double hcaicr. u TO = and
4 to o. The tirs, game WAS won hv
n rally n the ninth inning. Ty cobb
again injured his left leg in that
inning, ana WAS carried from the
Held. PcnNock was credited with
winning both games The score:
FIRST itII'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15

WHERE THEI rINf TODAY
Boston at Pittsburgh.
tiroul,lNn at Chicago.
phi!ndc;rhtt mt Cincinnnt |.
Onl. three scheduled.
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EIGHT C0NTENDERS left
MEMPHIS GOLF LINKS
SCENE OF FAST PLAYING
iinhhy Jones Continues Good Work.
Several tp>cts Occur Dur
Ing Day.
NV Assocjatel rress !

ihN Associated !'ErSS-
MEMPHIS. TENN. July li.-Fivc
Western and Southwestern players
ANA three from the Southeast remain
"a as couiendcrs for the champion :
ship at the end of ;odLy's play in
the Amateur Tournament OF the
western Col: Association.
Bobby" Jones, O: Atlanta. twice
winner of the southern championship
ANA mcaal!St\iu the present toulna-
ment. pcllack BOYD, .! Chattanooga.
and Henry Wenzicr, OF Memphis,
made uu the Southeastern contingent.
Thc Western players who survived
toiay's Two rounds are: Charles
tChick"D Evans. former IAtionai
champion; .. w. Hubby, Jr.. OF Dali
las; BUrk Wilbur. OF Indianapolis;
Clarence Wolf, of -. Louis, and
James Ward. % Kansas City.
Jones and Evans regarded as
strong conteniers Tor the champion
snip, won 6o;h their matches hand-
.lN. In the opeuIng round Jones de-
teatei Frank CraGrr. OF Helena. i've
an1 four, and This afternoon e.im.nat
ed George Mcdonnell seven and i've.
Evans Won over L. :. Hickey. Of At
.an,a, n the morning round, four and
three. and over Baxter SPARKS. of
Terrce HaGta IN the afternoon. three
and tWD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
COLTS WIN FINAL GAME
BUILDERS SECURE FOUR
HITS OFF M'WHORTER
Hlchm"nd uurIcr Has Nrvport Nc,x.
lsnttrrS Eating Out OF
His Hand,

Especial To The Times Dispatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July IL
"eN horter was able TO keep the
o"''iihs builders eating from his
h"nu To-Day and CogGin was hardly
III usual FORM. to the definite end
'hat richmond saved herself three
2-to-u victory
ficldlns OF - particularly brilliant
sort frequently saved additional tall
although each of the two runs might
nave been traced to errors.
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St. Louis,


$3.50 - - - Totals al - :
Score uy innings 80 '''''"' -
New York l n !, n Is:
ST. Louis - u , n ~ n y :
. summary: Runs Burns Bancroft, 90,
rf,Ssh %, Nch: 90, McIenry. Errors.
L"urnI"r. stock. Hornsby Iavan Dill
no. '"r Two.hnse h!i--Iiancroft Three
~ hts Burns McHcnry Stoisn hnss--
risen 81 r!iit"--.inrd5- Double piny4--
noEl@ B4ncroft and Kelly. Bancroft ana
h:lly. Hornsby. frGruier. Lavan and
our Left on has"s-Scw York :.
q l-nuis' !. Bases on hslI.-oT MAY. :
ititsL"m May. 10 IN . - innings of
NcriA. IN inning. of Goodwin l in
innings. Struck out Nv Echf a
nN Nay. hv North. 3 Wild pitch -
S"rih. Losing uItChcr-Msy I'rnniros
tsuIslny> hnI o.nAy. Tim. -
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FIRST GAME.
o,a:s az, Totals 40 6s5l:

Score 10y innings.
brooklyn ........ q = n u %
chicago ......... o q ~ q u 10 a a"
'Hattcd toc kiliifcr in seventh
Nliaticd for Tyler in ninth
=. summary; lkunS-Olson, Eonctchy.
krueEer. Terry. Robertson. F:rror-Tcrry.
Two base httS-Johnston. Wheat. Mama,iX
rhrcc-b base h!ts--konrtchy Home rGn-
Olson. stolen baSe--DaIy. Sncrihccs-
!yn. il Chicago. = Bases on baiis@"ff
Tyler, >; of MumuuN. 3: oc Grimes .
titS--ot MamauN. in is: of Grimes
- In -. Struck oui--by MamauN : by
Tyler. I. Passed baii-iIrucg.r Winning
pitChrr-NanlauN timpirrs-L,.,n mi
Em-lIp. TImc-b:Da
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Totals 80 :,2i Totals IL iO.7l9
Halted Tor Oeschg,r in ninth

hG.; lon -a,,...,...... 1900 90
summary: Runs-Pcwc!. Mann. O':cI!l
Hshe. 81. Carey cuish.w Errors-
ilch' SulIl|an, Whttcd. Cutshaw. Two
Three base ht-BiSbce Home run
Mann. stolen bas"s-Pick. Maranviile
- Critice- sullivan. Carey. Doub. plays
iolk. tunhssistedp. Cooper to Gu;shi,w 10
Gf!mm: eaton 10 tuishaw 10 Grimm. i.ct;
on hises-hoston. II: Pittsburgh !. Bases
on oA!ls-CooncT. :. Hit by pitchcr--by
Cooper tf!ch). struck out-by Oeschg-;
tmp!Frs-M Moran and RiE!cr. Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15

one o. the surprises o.: the day
was the elimination OF Richard
Zoe Aenkamp, az -. Louis. runnr; up
y Jones iu Media! play lie lost TO
W!l5ur !R thc morning round. two up.
Wilbur defeated Walter kossmann.
~ :. Lou. :, in the !ir.t extra hole
match nj the tournament.
The scores @! tOGays rounds fol-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15

NEN YORK. IUlv li.-For; Slocu'n
near her" has been selected a 49,,
maj ljainius Quarters Of tho Amcri-
c ca niNmp.e team previous 10 the
aainnE o. "a" aihl"lcs for Antwerp
during Inc last wcek ~" Julv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
] so un DaLLy. sneelal weekly. Amer. rl.n
CON T-BNENTAl-

Tennessee Az. near Beach: always open:
private baths: running water in rooms
elevator. excellent table: white service:
orchestra American pinn. tiDO mp
daily. special weekly EnokIc,s G,r,rr
NJ WALSH DUNCAN
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Terminal.
linttic Axe,
Totals "a: s.i I

-, Store by inninRs. M
Terminal .....,.. n q n n T, &, ~:
1fS' -........V " y u n Tt
:, summary: Runs--EdNvards Snraclro
Mohfn. 90. Lawrence, Turner cro-Eiry
g.. En1Hiii i;ianton. InMnkrnship Er,
'bTs-''cilc. Whitinorc. Three base hita
'i'as!cY. crossiey, I,iantnn t:ar.iwnII
LONE ,uh-croSsl.y. stolen b.scs-
i!lHuk"nship, Lawrence, Vest S..rInc.
h!'S-:dwMras. GENTRY Double riays--
Vet 10 Monroe. struck umt--by' Co.'s.
!. ~ l"hnspn. &: by iiurrrlspn. Eases
"a IailN-on J9hns"n. o: 90 Cross 3: OH
ii"rEcIscn. .. IL; IS pitched halI--f'a ri.
80 80, 80. bral'' tmp!rt--Dncsty.
n.nr:lI sl.,,Itr. uN rAEH NINI!.5
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ..26'il - l3 Totals al 527
.BHt;"d tor carter In eighth.

Brooklyn ............l q o o o.
CHICAGO .........o ~ n a - n n a
Myers. Deal ErrorS-Oison. H,rb.r ~.
haSS hitN-ncai. Wheat. Myers Three.
sscrntG1-Ff."sSs. h@SSiis pi nasTssThG y
iE yn 70 liErhcr, LEFT ON bases-Br6ok.
nfrG"r. on Carter, i; OF Rntiev
nhsl.or Garter. IL in on Bailey. d I'm
!. Struck OUt--hy Pfcn,r i ,,;,,,
pIichc--,'artcr l-uui-cs :. I;i,,,, "S..'f
Ensi!". Timc--!:3l J."
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SECOND GAME
Totals . y en- Totals - l9t :.
.Baits! :nE O.lH.M IN eirn,h

Detroi, q X
Bc-.o. n ID
,,SumHla-y; Rurs-Srhaag. Mc!nn.s S-Si,'
Mai'sFs t.tTo!s Wiz. Ellison S,ar..S
53wo-bHse hiis-StanaEc. McInnIs SCOT,
-, "1i:et. Sacrifice McIun.- pan.
nccE. bouhi. D.ay-N!c; Ia Nc%a!,y To-
Mcian1s. l.ett on ha.eS-De,roit / nos
LOT. - A"ses un bal,s-0r Oldham
,Hils-oE Oldham. "a inning. ~ AZ vi.
J IN ] .Hn NJ SiTUun u.t-bv PENN,
z Wild ~. n Oldham ~. ips.aii.',,l,gh 80
=, 1io nam -. jup!Fes- i-Ee.. -ah l,.Eeea.
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CARDS LOSE TO GIANTS
Try As.ocIatca rress.l

ST. LOUIS. July li.-New York nit
opporiunely today, and aided by
ragged nc!d!ng on the part of the
locals defeated st. Louis, TO l.
N"hi was !ny!nc!b!e. the locals only
run coming from q triple and n sim
sic. only one other runner reached
SecOnl Tho
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Totals 80: c -

Suffolk ........... o o q o o o d,
summary: Runs scored--wagncr. Cor,
cordn. Rribcck. Two-bas. hi:s-roole
benson; Wagner. Corcoran Base on bali.
of Echert. -: cr Culloton. 3. struck
tasHs.Sunok. 5; Norfolk g. Doubt,
play-Demhs to Davies. Errors-Poole
Davies. Dcmba. Sacrifice hits-I.cathcrs
Wagner. Rlack. Ump!re-PCck Time
lao. Attendance. 500. Street hitting 10,
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won Il hard fought tcn-inning game
from Philadelphia today. 10 ;.
Philadelphia. Cine inmlIt,


Sc"r" hN innings Il,
Philadelphia 80. q u o.
Cincinnati ....... - q % ~ o . u Is
summary. Eu1s--W jlli.niS. Miller,
Hath 90. Nllru Errors Mtlcr. Crane.
rwu-b base ht-Aucn Three base hit
Williams. stolen base RouSh. Double
play Alien to Eath. Lat on bases -
rhiiaicluhia. : CINCINNATI :. Bases on
hal!S--oti I.upuc. q. Struck ou,--hy
Luuuc .. ny I;iNcy, }. WiId pitch
RNc.. Cmrir,s- Harrison and A,ccor-
miCk. Time. ..l.
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SPORTS
ST Louis DEFEATS YANKS
TRUTHS TWENTY-EIGHTH
HOMER COMES IN SECOND
Dabc Walked I'm Neat Three Trips Ia
Plat,-SiugEcr One Circuit
Drive tnhcr Record.

q NEW S vi ia,I, ,,,t.
defeated New York. To 3. The visi
tors drove Quinn from the bed in
tho seventh inning.
sW On the first pitched ball in the
second inning Ruth hit his twenty
eighth home run of the season. and
was passed the next three times ut
the plate. He needs only one more
home run to equal his record OF last
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INDIANS BEAT MACKS

> Bs Associated Press
( PHlI-ADELPliiA. July -phu,
-delph!a hnttcd Covelrskie Tor mr..
r runs n the nrs, inning today, bu,
therea'ter could do nothing win MIN
and Cleveland came from behind anI
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- $50 ----'-----7l----
ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.
TIE WILTSHIRE

virginia Ave. and leach. Atlantic CITY
~ c"p"'ltS $50 Private baths: running
N.l'F', elevator etc. Am. Plan. Sra,nn
fatys so,kl"t. SaTnuc! Eilis. owner y. j.
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i'f koiI I. July lf.-i!ryan Dow
nney. Of Columbus. ohio. shaded Sol.
der Barthcld, of New York. in a
hard Tough. 'en-rotindL match here
tonight. In every rctppd hut ~
ninth Downey had the aNSantage ''e
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LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YNSTt.I,I,ll.S KESI'I.T,

i;u ; n",'' =; III; i.nTi,i u. ~, T.,
;iing>I.
krnukl,n. 81: Chicago. 81.
Pittsburgh. !: iiuston. :.
STANDING. nE EII'IsS
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a>ilin-inn
T5ta!s .a5 IFS Totals a.iOs7
SBatted Tor shaw IN third

Z Ghicago .......... % n Gaoo
Is. summary: Huns-i-eiDod 90 NrI.
sYKoth. Harris Errpr-M!lan ThTee'i,,.
Z 5nIiLsIIJhGhson. Fclsch. H. collins Rom
$y1AItb; Shanhs. Home ruB--Rlcc Sh,ri-
Rice. Double iIavs-f.
ssasssali,ns to hisbetE %. J. Collins LEI, On
S se baiis-,2n shaw. J. on William.
az iits.ssTTtnH SHAW: 10 :: OF Courtney 3 In
j D. Hit by pitchcr--by Courtney tI,cl'
Isonl. stInck 2nt-by Shaw by Court
sSsS,IiI ~ ri s'hpi'cS-AlpridEy and