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golf during the present match play.
 To Form New A. 4. Loop
 Bill Streit, bell weather of the Birmingham Athletic club, and one of the pioneers of track and field sports in Dixie. tells me that the new Southeastern A. A. J. will be formed tonight at the E. A. C., the meeting to be called to order at S:30 o'clock.
 MT. Homer Obertubbersing, from the New York office of the A. A. U., arrived in Birmingham Thursday night to attend the southern swim championships which begin at East Lake today, and to help in the organization of the new body. The following clubs and colleges will enter the new loop:
 University of Alabama, Uni versity of Georgia, Auburn, Geor- gia Tech, Rollins college of Win ter Park, Fla; Furman univer- sity, Howard college, Birming- ham college, Sewanee, T. c. l., Athletic association, Birming- nam AlnicllC CluD, AlidHtd Atii- letic club, Sloss company, stock ham Y. M. c. A. Acipco, Hillco Amusement Athletic association of Edgewood park, Southern Bell Athletic association, Birmingham playgrounds, Birmingham public schools, Boys club, Pensacola Athletic club, Montgomery Swim ming club, Tampa Board of I y,,s,, r1t of Memphis, Tenn.
 Swim Should Draw Big Crowd
 The Southern A A. U. swim for the Dixie championships will get going at East Lake this after noon, under the auspices of he Birmingham Athletic club, and the chances are that huge crowd will be on hand to witness the event l was in Atlanta last summer when these events were held in that town, at East Lake, and Atlantans went wild over the programme, and turned out mon- ster gatherings each day.
 There are more entries in .he Birmingham event than there were in Atlanta last summer. and more classy swimmers It's a much bigger meet, and Birming- ham should turn out en masse to witness the programme.
 
 Dallas Bunch Hits Town
 Coach Vance Vieth of the fa- nous Dallas, Tex, squad, blew into town Thursday night with his clan of water dogs. They lre registered at the Motion, and Coach Vieth came up to the of flee to renew old acquaintances. I met him in Atlanta last sum mer. Vieth is recognized as one of the greatest swimming coaches in the world, and he has come to Birmingham with blood in his eye, and a determination to take off a majority of the
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RusseNuille Beats
 Albany Twins, 9 to 4
ALABAMA-TENNEssEE LEAGUE

ALABA BAMA-TENNESSEE LEAGUE
 Albany, August 11.-(Special.) J. The Twins and Russellville again played a listless game here this aft ernoon, the latter winning, 9 to f.. The hitting of Coonran featured with two triples, double and two singles in five attempts.
 Score R. H E. Russeliville .. loo oil O33--3 15 , Albany Decatur 900 002 200--4 II 8
 Batteries: Williams and Wilson; Bachelor, Johnston and Eaks.
 Sheffield, August 11,-(Special. )-- Columbia won today. s to 4. The game was 1Istless. four of the runs being due to passed balls and poor fielding.
 Score: R.H.E Columbia ..... .110 020 2o2--s 12 ? Sheffield ...... .O30 900 100-4 9 3
 Batteries: Hibbett and Smith; i; Lange and Wallace.
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SOPRTS--- BARONS EVEN SERIES LN ATLANTA
TraUelers Defeat Pelicans in Long
 Drawn Out Battle

New Orleans. AuguSt l1,-Litte Rock took a long drawn o0t and closely played game from New Orleans today, to 1. A base on balls wild pitch two singles and an error gave the visitors two runs in their fourth. Robinson who started for Little Rock was painfully injured by two batted balls in the sixth inning, when the locals made two runs. Jonnard. who succeeded him. steadied down after the sixth and hurled masterly ball. Score:
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~Batted for Vance in eighth Little Rock .. 900 200 loo-s New Orleans ......... 900 O02 ooo-2
 SUMMARY Three base Hit--Boone. Stolen Base-Robinson. Sacrifice Hits-Demoe, Wano. Double Play-Jonnard to Demoe to Wano.
 Struck Out-By Vance 3. by Robinson ?, by Jonnard 1.
 Base on Balls-off Vance 5. off Rob iuson 2 off Jonnard 1. Wild Pitch--Vance. Innings Pitched-By Vance s. with hits and 3 runs. by Robinson with hits and runs. Winning Pitcher-Jonnard. losing pitch CT, Vance.
 Left on Base--Lttle Rock 9, New Or leans g.
 Tlme-2:15.
 Umpires-Jorda and Pfirman.
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One for 13 Innings

New York. August 11.-New York and Brooklyn divided double header today, the Dodgers taking the first, to 3. and the Giants the second, to s. The sec ond game went 12 innings Wheat's hit ting featured. He obtained a triple, two doubles and four singles in the two games. Ten double plays were made, New York putting through seven of them. Grueger of Brooklyn was banished from the second game for protesting a de cision. Scores,
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Philadelphia, August 11.--Bsbe Ruth's hitting oyercame the Athletics and gave New York to 3 victory, thereby tight
 enlng the Tanks hold upon first place. Ruth was responsible for four of the Tanks seven runs. His forty-third home run came in the fourth. when he drove the ball into the left field bleachers, SCOT ing Schang and Peckinpaugh ahead of him. Tillie Walker made two doubles and home run The homer was Walkers 8 seventeenth, and it was the third straight on which he put the ball into the bleach erss Several thousand orphaned and crip- pied boys and 50 disa bled soldiers from base hospital 49 witnessed the game as the
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HUNTSVILLE AND FORT
 PAYNE SERIES IS EVEN

l Huntsville, August Ill., tSpecial) In the series of baseball games now being played by the Huntsvill q Hawks and the Fort Payne baseball team here, the honors now stand even each team having won a game. Fort Payne won the first game. 1 to 8, and Huntsville won the second to l.. The series will run through five games.
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Pittsburg, August 11-Pittsburg won both games of a double-header today, defeating Chicago, to , and to 4. The second game went Il innings. Play was stopped in iac fourth inning of the second game by rain storm. After 50 minutes de- lay play was resumed, and Pitts burg scored the winning run in the eleventh when Finn hit safely, stole second and scored on Robertsons single. The scores.
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this year-that is, a better-bal- Atlanta last summer" said Coach Nieth.
 Along with the Dallas team Coach Vieth brings Marion liar per. She's a pretty Texas girl of IS summers, who received her first instructions in the crawl from Coach Vieth the past March. Now she's entering competition against girl swimmers, who have been in the game for four IT five years.
 The great Jarvis is also along with Coach Vieths outfit. Bill Streit says Jarvis is one of the best swimmers in America.
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'Batted for Daly in seventh.
 f"Batted for O'Farrell in ninth. 1.-Two out when winning run scored.

Summary: Two-base hits. Tierney, Bar Der. Robertson, Flack Twombly; three base hit, Hollocher; stolen bases, Maran- vile 2, Maisel Finn: sacrifice hits. kel- leher, Robertson, Daily and Maisel left on bases Chicago 6, Pittsburg II; bases on balls off Martin 3 struck out by Mar tin D, by zinn B winning pitcher, Finn !; losing pitcher. Martin: umplres, ODay and Brennan; time, 220
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TotaIs ,,....... S3 ] TO
 sBatted for Ryan in eighth.

Score by innings:
 Brooklyn ............... 900 1l2 lO0--5 New York ..........,.... O02 00l O00--3
 Summary: Two-base hit, Wheat; three base hit, Wheat. home run. Frisch stolen base. Burns, Wheat sacrifice. Bancroft, Meyers. Ryan: double plays. Ryan to Kelly. Frisch to Kelly, Young to Snyder Olson tc Kilduff to Schmandt; left on base. New York 10, Brooklyn 6; base on balls, hits off Ruether [ in .5 (none out in sixth). off schupp in (none out in seyenth), off Smith l in B. off Ryan 10 ir S. Shea 0 in 1; struck out. by Ryan 4 by Ruether 1; wild pitch. Ryan: win ming pitcher Ruether: losing pitcher,
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Dixie Flag Chase

Yesterdays Results Littls Rock 3. New Orleans ,. Memphis z, Mobile O. Birmingham ,. Atlanta 3.
 Games Today Birmingham at Atlanta. Little Rock at New Orleans. Memphis at Mobile. Nashville at Chattanooga.
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BARONS FORGE AHEAD M EXCITING CONTEST WT4ITEHILL ON MOUND

11(Speca) )"Lefty" Whtehl weahered the eighth with only injuries and outside that everything that the Crackers couldn't hit nud
 balls three hit bamen for win in the Whteh brezed through the eighth
 with difficulty the Crackers punched four of their eight hits and Whitehl could
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Williams Gets Home Run With the Bases
 Full; Chicks Win

Mobile, August wiliamss.h run with the bases filled in the second In ming gave Memphis enough runs to win today from Mobile the visitors winning to 0. Lohman was hit hard at times but frightened in the pinehcs. Score
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Rixey in Form

st r.ouis. August u.-The Cardinals failed to hit Rixey at opportune times today and Cincinnati won the third game of the series. to l. The work of Bohne of the Reds was the feature of the game. He batted 1000 and fielded b, out of 16 chances perfectly. Mann also hit safely in three trips to the plate. Score;
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Roberts springs Surprise


 One of the surprises of Thurs day afternoon was the defeat of Bob Gregory at the hands of Da- vid Roberts. LittIe David breezed through to a 45 victory over the man who went into the finals with Bob Brooke at the recent Country club tournament. Roberts grabbed a lead from the jump and held it all the way through.
 Mungers Hold Feud
 The Munger brothers fought t out Thursday-Bob and Gene. Wednesday,, Brothers Lonnie and Gene battled. And in each :n stance Gene came through to victory. Following up his defeat of the younger brother, Lonnie, Gene played a brilliant game, and downed Bob Thursday, win ming 1 up. He shot a 79 to do it, Bob coming through with an so. After the match, Gene state1: Its the first time I can remem- Der beating Bob in match play. It took me long time, but I finally worked it."
 Cohen Wins His Match
 octavus Roy Cohen, the dialec- tician, while fighting in the fif-h flight, got his man, David K. Trotter of the Woodward club. Cohen took the match on the eighteenth hole, sinking 10-foot iaIr Mr hen registered a snappy 9S.
 Pete Marzoni anu Cohen were the only participants of the ghastly newspaper tournament, If a few months ago to enter the city championships, and while Roy was busy vanquishing his feat in a fourth flight match. mundson, T-5.
 BauGhs Register Wins
 The "Bobs" Baugh took unto themselves a couple of victims Thursday. Cap'n Bob Senior en- countered a Tartar in Ike Osbun, but finally took him in tow, winning 1 up.
 boD 6duSn, Jr., lo-yedl -oluet, took Tom Kidd yearold in hand. and came home in a walk Bobby won from his veteran competitor. 6-5.
 
 The semifinals will be staged today. and the tournament goes into the finals Saturday. It has proven a successful tourney 90 far and interest has been great.
 Probably the most representa- tive gathering of golfers ever competing in a local tournament Midiron maulers from Roebuck, the Country club, Hillcrest and Woodward entering the fray. Lee Moody, from Woodward, has been playing mighty consistent
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Braves Nose Out PhiIS

Boston August 11-Christenbury's
 pinch hit, coming in the tenth inning with the bases filled, none out and the score tied. enabled Boston to defeat Phil adelphla today. to l.. McQuillan yield
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PIRATES COP BOTH GAMES OF DOUBLE
 BILL WITH CUBS
Giants and Dodgers Break Even in Double Header.
 Reds Win
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YesteEdaX's Results Brooklyn 5-5. New York 6-S. Boston 2, Philadelphia 1. Pittsburg 5-7, Chicago 4-S. Cincinnati 6, St. Louis l..
 Games ToaiiS > Cincinnati at St. Louis. Chicago at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Boston. Brooklyn at New York,
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TotaIs ..-.7.,., l.,36 0 2f ID Hit for Pond in ninth. FtHit for Falkner in ninth. Score by innings; Memphis " 14o GOO o1l--7 Mobile .............. 900 900 0o0-o
 SUMMARY Home Runs--Wiliams, McLarry. Two base Hit--Lohman. Sacrifice Hit--McMiilan. Double Play-Yoekey to McMillan to McLarry.
 Struck Out-By Torkelson 2, Lohnan l. Base on Balls-Torkelson g. Lohman 2. Left on Base-Mobile II, Memphis 5. Time--1:30
 Umpires-Pfenninger and Corcoran.
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VVV UVF
 Summary Two-base hits, Kelleher. Tierney, Whtted; three-ba hits, Hol- locher, Sullivan; struck out. by Alexander 4. by Hamilton 4; winning pitcher, Ham ilton; losing pitcher, Alexander; umpres, Brennan and O'Day; time :33
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Rain Halts Play
 Tn Dauis Cup Meet

Cleveland, O., August 11.-Rain to- day prevented the Australasia and Denmark tennis teams meeting at Mayfield Country club in the first two singles of the semi final round of the Davis cup tennis series. This will continue the match through Sunday instead of winding them up on Saturday.
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CRACKERS SIGN ClNCY
 SEMI-PR0 PITCHER

Atlanta, Ga, August 11.-Pitcher Leftwicn, professional from has been signed by the Atlanta Southern association club and will report probably by tomorrow or Saturday, it was announced to- day. He is expected to take the place of Phil Bedgood, who was in- definitely suspended by Bill Rariden, field manager.
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGu

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Jersey City 8. Rochester 7. At Newark 8, Toronto 2. At Baltimore l, Syracuse 0. At Reading 9, Buffalo S.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Kansas City 16-12, St. Paul 5-2,
 PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Raleigh $, High Point 0. At Greensboro 4, Durham g. At Winston Salem Il, Danville 2.
 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Orlando 2, Jacksonville 1. At Lakeland 0-3 Daytona 2-4. At St. Petersburg 1. Tampa 3.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Spartanburg 4, Charleston 3. At Greenville B. Augusta 9. Other teams had off-day.
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Wilson 3. Tarboro o. At Portsmouth 1, Norfolk 1. At Newport News IS, Rocky Mount At Richmond 5, Suffolk l.
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TotaIs -t7.,,..T, of zI ID
 'None out when winning run scored.

Score by innings:
 Philadelphia .r......... Olo 900 900 0--l Boston ........... 900 100 900 1--1
 Summary: Two-base hit, Southworth; j; three base hit. Powell; stolen bases, Boeckel. Southworth; sacrifice hits. Park inson, McQuillan double plays, O'Neil to Barbare to Holke; left one base. Philadel- phia [. Boston f3; base on balls, off Me Cuillan 3, off Meadows q struck out, by Meadows 1. by McQulllan 10; passed ball, Bruggy; Empires, Klem andcormick; time, 1850.
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in (; struck out. by Barnes 1. by Sallee 1. by Tony 8, by smith f. winning pitcher Tony; losing pitcher smith; umpires, Rig Her and Moran; time, 2:47.
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fVV wv Philadelphia .........-.. 900 001 110--3
 Summary: Two-b base hits, Ruth, Peckin- paugh, Witt, C. Walker (2); home runs Ruth, C. Walker three base hits Welch . stolen bases, Miller; sacrifices. Ward, Mill Ter double plays, Peckinpaugh to Ward . Pipp; left on base. New York 6, Phnadel- phia 4; bases on balls, off Hastey CD, eff Shawkey l; hits. off Nasty in 2-3 in nings. off Keefe in 1-3 innings, off Freeman none in innings; struck out by Shawkey 2. by Nasty 1, by Keefe 4 ; passed ball Perkins, winning pitcher Evans, Dineen and Wilson; time. :O5.
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lOtdfS ol z sBatted for Bailey in eighth. Scnra hNt inninUa.
121 GOO 2oo--s 900 900 010--1

Totals ..........S1 2 ZI To sBatted for Bailey in eighth. Score by innings:
 Cincinnati .......-....... 121 GOO 200--6 St. Louis ................ 900 900 010-l
 Summary: Two-base hits. Bohne: three base hit, Kopf; stolen base, Groh; sacri- fices. Roush, Stock; double plays. Bohne and Daubert; Bohne to Kopf to Daubert; Kopf to Daubert; Groh to Bohne to Dau-
 bert CD; Bailey to Lavan to Fournier; left on base. St. Louis |, Cincinnati {: base on
 balls. off Doak 2. off Bailey l. off Rixey
 in 6. off North in 1; struck out, by
 Bailey !. by North l wild pitch, Bailey
 passed ball. Dilhoefer: umpire. Hart and
 Emslie: time. 1:40.
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YANKEES WIN 7-3I VICTORY OVER THE LOWLY ATHLETICS
Babe Ruth Slams Out His Forty Third Home Run of
 the Season
AMERICAN LEAGuE

Yesterdays Results New York ', Philadelphia 3.
 Games Today St. Louis at Detroit. Chicago at Cleveland. New York at Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City 16-12. St. Paul 5-2,
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
FIORIDA sTATE LEAGUE

At Raleigh $. High Point 0. At Greensboro 4, Durham g. At Winston Salem II, Danville 3.
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Totals ...... 49 5 17 s36 25 -None out when winning run scored.
o2o ool 100 o1o o-5 200 001 001 0l0 l-6

Totals ......... 61 6 IT S9 20 3
 sBatted for Barnes in sixth.
 ssBatted for Sallee in eighth
 Score by innings:
 Brooklyn ......... 020 001 100 010 0--5 New York ......... 200 0ol 001 0l0 l--6
 Summary: Two-base hits Burns. Kill base hits. Young, Frisch; home run. Kill duff; stolen base, Frisch; sacrifice hits, Meyers 3, Schmandt; double plays. Barnes to Bancroft to Kelly. Rawlings to Bancroft to Kelly ,. Olson to kilduff to Schmandt 2; left on base. New York 15, Brooklyn H. base ball, Barnes l. sallee l.. Miijus !. Smith 3; nifs. off Barnes 10 in $. Sailee in ?. Tony in B. Miijus in (nons out in eighth). smith
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At Orlando 2, Jacksonville 1.
 At Lakeland 0-3, Daytona 2-4. At St. Petersburg 1. Tampa 3.
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Brooklyn New York

sBatted for Barnes in sixth.
 ssBatted for Sallee in eighth.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

At Greenville 3, Augusta 9. Other teams had off-day.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-06
JUST FISH STORIES

Lac Vieux Desert, that bully
good body of water where Father
Marquette and his followers
launched their canoes many
many, years ago on their pilgri-
mage down to the Mississippi,
has opened up the 1921 musky
season with a regular Fourth Of
July celebration all of its own.
Says the real honest-to God honest
people from that lake that since
last Friday there have been taken
something over twenty muskel-
lunge by sports now stopping at
the three resorts located upon its
beautiful hardwood shores. When
you go after muskies, fellows, you
want to get them hard-not sam
ping them up on the front porch
where the sun and wind and rain
don't make hit with your tender
body. BE a real sport and ply
your art as the herman should.
Muskies are here for the fellow
who has the real stuff in him
and il takes a real man TO tie the
trailer To one of these fighting
Dempseys.
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The Farmers d. Merchants
State Bank Eagle River, Wis.
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80 IL 10


Summary
Home -Bowker;Two Base
hits-Paul, ?, Englestead. Struck
out by Burns Z, by Legate 4, by
Bowker 4. Base on balls-off
Legate ?. off Bowker /. Double
plays -Legate To Bowker To Fran
kel: I. Kelly TO Yates TO
Richter: Bowker To Morgan 10
Frankel: Paul To Morgan to Fran
kel.
Mondays game showed a beau
tiful start up TO the last half of
the fourth, when Eagle River
raced the bags for seven runs.
The Watersmeet team blew up.
and in one instance permitted a
hunt To develop into a home run
something new i'm baseball his
tory. The first three innings
were goOse-eggs for both teams,
but after that. there was no spec
tacular work done TO bring the
fans TO their feet. Games were
good and clean. showing the
training Kelly had developed in
his boys for clean playing. Read
the score and summary:
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Notice is hereby given to the
qualified electors of the town OF
.Cloverland, that the first annual
school election of said town will
be held at the Rice Lake school
on Tuesday, July 18th, 1921, at 8
o'clock p. m. sharp. Meeting IS
for the purpose of electing proper
officers for the school district IN
said town of Cloverland, and for
the transaction of such other
business as may come before said
meeting.
Dated July lst, 1921.
Git Chas. Blanquardt, Clerk.
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For the Summer.

DIR. and Mrs. G. F. Berger, well
known summer residents of the
Hemlock colony on Catfish lake.
arrived last Friday from Chicago
Tor the summer season. The
Berger summer home is located
west of The Hemlock and adjoins
the home of p. j. Schaefer. DR..
and Mrs. Berger will hold their
vacation period in this section
until October, knowing that the
best two months for a real vaca-
ton period are September and
October.
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Notice is hereby given that the
adjourned meeting of The Board
of Review for the Village of
Eagle River. will be held at the
ofiie of the village clerk on Mon
day, July 18th, at 10 o'clock a. M.
1921.
Dated June 9th, 1921.
S. r. VAN BUSSUM,
CIT. Village Clerk.
News Want Ads-Busness Getters.
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eruoal 70 the End.

An old woman known for her mis-
erly hnhits was on her deathhed She
had not long 20 live. Presently her
lips moved. and her daughter bent
over her 10 catch the last words.
BLOW out that stump OF candle.
whispered the old woman. i can
see 10 die IN the dark"
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Eagle River

Summary
Three base HIT. Kelly, Rich
ter. Two base hits-Paul 2, Le-
gate Morgan, Bowker, Ewald.
Struck out by Paul 10 by Richter
?. Bases on balls-off Paul 2, off
Richter 2. off NantwoOd /.
Villas County News-S2 90 a year.
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Baseball Schedules

List of games and dates TO be
played by the Eagle River team:
July l0-Eagle River at Laona.
July l7-Open Date.
July 24-Laona at Eagle River.
July 3l-0pen Date.
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,voNs co TO KELLY

Two Games BY the
al, Sunday and Mon
BY Games.
Pal Kelly was raking in
-E.es in Jersey over the
- eft the big fight between
and Carpenter. his home
cam was being slammed all
IN. diamond by the Eagle
,rm both Sunday and
Every fan in Eagle
ree- the Kelly boys who
r connected with the
at ball team during the
..rf century or such. The
IN, PLAYED clean ball. and
Hr DO So. And on top of
sr Kelly has carried a ink
which be- quite frequently
n our back yard as a
ra that he and his team
tre buck in beating US
Rrt AIS a result Of the Sun
vrday games. Kelly didn't
,ta opportunity to leave the
carried IL back 10 good
Michigan To await another
t-rlty.
~ Waersmeet team in the
r, playing. were up against
g proposition, for the
River boys were snappy
tte h0rsehide. and their
arms were fully develop
Sundays game. the first Of the
Was trifle weak on the
-a-seat end: snap and nifty
m-E was lacking. The box
m and summary will show the
the results. Look 'em over:
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Messrs. Cairns and Custer of the
Northwestern railroad, who spent
Sunday last at Lac Vieux Desert
were in on the killing of two or
three of the Kings of the Waters
during their short visitation.
Saw some real muskies brought
in from that lake and can now go
home and tell real honest-to-good-
ness fish stories.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Floing Of
Chicago, guests at The Everett,
landed two of the big tribe last
week out of Catfish lake-one of
the muskies weighed in at % and
the other at 20 pounds. More
muskies have been seen airing
themselves in the local casting
waters this past week or so, than
for years, but whether the
bloomin' oofs are laying off the
bitin' or whether the angler has
lost the "know-how" remains TO
be figured out.