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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-05
TIolds Germany Responsible.

WASHINGTON. April ia. P.)
-Hugaes IN his memorandum declar-
ed that the United States stands with
the allies in holding Germany respon-
sible for the war and therefore moral
ly bound TO make reparations so far
as possible.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-05
LOSS OF APPETITE
siag!es, Roils, Eruptions. etc
Hsental and Physical Weakness,

sifagIes, RoiIs, Eruptions. etc
h,entaI and Physical Weakness,
Are all very prevalent just now,
md are positive proof that the
Jiood is wanting In the power to
iefe1d the body against contagious
I'd infectious diseases. They show
1o7clcsively that the blood needs
borough cleansing. enriching and
tilaiizing.
DO not put off giving attention to
these danSelous symptoms.
ct Hoods Sarsaparilia today
and begin taking it at once.
Rene1 ber. this medicine has
given satisfaction to three genera
tlo1s. as treatment for the blood,
stomach, liver ard Kidneys. and for
catarrh. rheumatism ana otler
common diseases. It builds up the
system. makes food taste good, and
helps YOU to eat and sleep we'll
For a gentle laxative Or an active
cathartic, take Hoods Pills. You
will like them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY HAFDL
CAP TOURNAMENT p Z o VES
GREAT SUCCESS WITH
GOOD SCORES
Jnliur pollock Makes Best Score Of Day
and Wins First Flight Sweep
stafss-Ksnt Hall wins
Second

!. J. Holloway and y. r. Brady won
the frs, and second flichts a. nc
aunual Memorial Day HundICap G"lf
Iourna mrr' at the country !uh E'Hl'l
DAY afternoon IN 'h"!r reSrc' i've az
Sron: the days playing being Witnessed
hv "A large gallery IF FANS az the course.
MIR. holloway Wen III" hrSt tliEh' ny
ono hole although his Paying WAS Ne, j.
tered hy Julius Pollock. Mr.. f"""cK
PLAYED 1T scratch. making IN" eIShtctn
hr,rs IN -. white NJ. Holloway played
with hand!rap "f seven ana made the
course in II. or Il net "f 80.
In tn" second flight, Nj. Erady won
easily. making tho r0urs, IN 20. and his
handicap Of - reduced his net playing
,n - Kent u. Hall was second Win a
same gross score a. MIR EradN. hat nj!
handirap was hut rih"''"h' h"hhS ms
net score -.
In ,hc Sweepstakes Of the respective
flights. Julius Pollock won in the flight,
Will Mr. Hal won thr second fhGht.
Fo;iuwlnG tI">c two thrr" were So "ra'
CLOS" scores IN the sweepstakes and the
results wrr" Il matter "r close playing
AZ tho hom" green.
Yesterdays playing hogan carly N the
morning whom IN" golfers started NJ
their respective flights. ami tho LAST
laH' man did not return unit! long AFTER
:, o'clock Yesterday afternoon. som" he
gan r!aving shortly after noon. while
others were not on tho green until later.
The PLAYING was VOL watching. how
eyer. and although tho hot sun kept a
cn llcry from following n" players. the
purchts we're crowded watching for the
return nf ihr r!a'Crs.
Two beautiful lu'!nE cups ~cr" pre-
Senred :" Mr.. holloway and Mr.. Erady.
wh,l- m" golf pdrart"rna'ia w"r" pre-
scented tn 'hc f"ilnU!1c Swc"p>ta ke
winners: Firs' fhEh' .Iu,wS f",'""k.
rrNf r-i:c. \ N'rh"! :,"G ". =. SInp-
xor. ,icd ccr second. y A. Wheat. ~. ri;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
TWO PoR BRAVES.

Boston. May 90 Boston took both
morning and afternoon games sr"m
BROOKLYN today. tho former [" } and
the latter To >. IN Il Sensat ional see
xax sixteen INNING gam Hood broke
the afternoon 70 ;e IN the four
teenth nv lining = te--:f:" h"rr" ran Off
NcOulllan tn right r"rtHr ted. \ ia ~
by C,adoro 70 Christcnhu-N. 'absor's SIN
Elc and Powe!rS single tied L f"- Bns-
ton IN IT, half. With mon on first ana
/ third and tEo out in the sixteenth.
Ceschxer made balm towards 'he Plate.
nowinr Hood TO score Powers trtHl"
d Rar1ues' single accounted for the
ng and winning runs in Boston's half.
res:
f,.rnoon game: r. II. F.
okNn 90 900 nIo ono nIo IS Il |
hon =. 300 nnc no" ono nln = - .
Mitchell. Cadore and TAYLOR. AcQuil-
Ian Oe<chger and ONeil. Gibson.
Morning game. r HE
Brooklyn .......l0ol0 900 10 {
Boston ...4lo0 03nlx- IA 2
Aammau1. Bailey. MOZART. MilJus and
Kruger: Scott and Gibson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
BETHANY ADDS
ANOTHER WIN
NmE PRovHS ANoTHHR
EASY VICTIM FOR 1ISoMS,
WHO WIZ, 8 TO ].
Randolph Pitches No hit No Hun Dall
Until sixth Tnning-Is Saved
for WesleyAn.

Harry Randolph. star tw!rler Of the
bethany college, nine. was cheated out
of a no-hit no-run game yesterday af-
tcrnoon when nc was taken from the
mound in tho sixth inning and Wells
substituted. after he had performed in
wonderful form against the highly tout
ed Observation-Disclosures College nine
on tn" Bethany lot.
Randolph was taken out OF the game
after his teammates had piled up eigh;
runs IN order that he will be in good
form against Wesleyan when The Meth
nd%ts will Re met on the Buckhannon
diamond this week.
Yesterdays game was slow. the
R.sonS making five errors. one Of which
was partly responsible fo- the rrcXys
making their lone tally. The game was
Witnessed by large Memorial llaY
crowd. however. and the victory was q
pleasing one 10 the Bison followers. Tho
score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
TUBERS COME NEXT
Bauers Will Meet Old Rivals ~ LoA4Ss
Park Next Sunday AtsFAooa

When the crack Tyler Tubers Of
Washington. Pa, put in An appearance
At League Park next Sunday against
the Eauers. tho fans are in for the big
best treat of the season 30 far. The
visitors are without doubt the toughest
assignment attempted by he locals. AZ
they defeated the fast McConkeys at
the Green" several weeks ago. and
since that time have strengthened ma
terally. which Is evidenced by the fact
that victory vas scored over the
strong Franklin outtit, composed OF ma
jur league Jumpers.
The ltucrs will present the strongest
lincup Of the season. and the mana &c.
ment promises severnl big surprises. IS
~ sffsrt VIII he made TO win this ocn-
test. thereby getting a place among the
top-notch ,Iuhs Of the Trt-Stats that
Will be unGuestioned. Tyler Tube IL set
10 avrnac a defeat suffered to the locals
two years age. and with their crack out
lit have high hopes Of realizing this end.
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WIN
FROM LAFFERTY
SOUTH SrpERS DRuB oHoANs BIZ
THE oNE-SIDED SCORE or
FPT1GM TO TEN.
slug Hsst Resulted in Thirty-four HitH.
LaDsllss Aads IS FITS
In Two Games.

BY out hitting and out playing their
opponents in every part Of the game, the
LaReIlcs OF the south Side. defeated
the fast Iafferty. Ohio A {. nine yes
terday afternoon at IN" latter's grounds
by the score of Is to ~
The locals were threatened with de-
feat in the first five innings but cams
back strong in the latter part Of tho
game, totall!ng fourteen Of their fifteen
runs.
The score:
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SIX FURIOUS :'aa@I1
R0UNDSFOU6HT
BY CHAMPION

Atlantic city, N. J. May So.-WS0 .
4 DAVIS rest awaiting him. Jank p~H.
sew took his last WORKOUT today uAHI
Saturday. stepping six furious FoaAAS
with a trio Of sparrtpg partnsrA
Tho workout was witnessed ~ ne
largest crowd that has jamns4 tAs
champions open air arena since ne
started training two weeks ago. Thsfs
were several hundred women spectators
and they gave Dempsey a round OF Sp-
pl-use after he finished.
williams BattsFsd
J. Larry williams. the $50 FOUNDER. VINO
was all but knocked out yesterday re-
ceived another hattering this afternoon.
! Dempsey punished him unmercifully
around the body with wicked left hooks.
occasionally Strengthening him UP with
solid snaShes to the head. Williams
is pro yinx the best sparring partner for
the champion. as he fights back al the
time. while the others content them'
selves by backing away from DAmpseys
PUSHES. Dempsey opened tho cut over
Williams right eye with the last puncn
Of their two rounds.
After williams left the ring, Jack
Renault and Leo Houek face4 the
champion for two rounds each. pat
Dempsey was unable 10 40 nuOu WIN
them because Of their inclination TO re-
/ treat. Dempsey cracked Renault twice
on the chin with left hooks and dug
left into his body without return.
: Dempsey sent Houch to his haunchss
with A straight left in the first IeNnd
he boxed.
Jack TAKES 10 Ths 1oaA
+ Dempsey wore full length tights ID.
stead Of fighting trunks as chill vahd
swept off the ocean and he did not wsAt
: 70 risk the danger Of catching cold. Hs
also wore strip OF white court plaster
over his right eye to protect II. The
wound opened when Dempsey'G had
collided with Renault on Friday 10
healing nicely
Despite another threatening down.
pour and rain-soaked roads. DemDssy 10.
sisted on covering six miles on the rosA
II this morning. While trottinG along
with his three dogs. a passing motortst
struck Doctor Hemingway. ono OF ns
champions Belgian police dogs. running
over tho animal and stunning II.
When the motorist brought his car 10
/; A stop and learned the Identity OF the
champion, he quickly blurted out IN
IapoloGy.
Dempsey rushed over 70 the injured
dog. picking him up in his arms. The
dog was not seriously hurt and managed
10 linn back TO the camp with the
champion.
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TWO FOR TIT MAcKMEN

rhiladclnhla. May y Romn"! al
lovcI Enston hui ~" DTS and Ihlia-
dclpha Won In the afternoon game 70
day. " tn |. The locals ais" took the
moaning game by the score 90 +" !.
Perkins home run into IN" left hcld
bleachcrS gave the HON" |iun "nc Iu'
lead IN IN" nth inning Of the afternoon
contest ard the Athletics won the game
in tho eighth when RrazillS Sacr'icc
ny scored Rommrl. The Red SoN iaiita
10 reach first base until the seventh
when Witt dropped I.eihold's terrific
drive to right field which went for three
ha Sos LeIhold scored on frattS single
10 center for BoSton's only tally. score
Morning game: i n T.,
Philadelphia ....lhl $40 OK l
Thormahlen. karr and Ruel; Ferry
and Perkins. w -
Boston .nnu n"n u
philadclphia n0n MO ok |
Russell and Walters; Rommel and Per
kins.
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MOUNDSV|LLE i
SPLITS WITH
STEUBENV|LLE
TOM NEEpHAMB gFEuB1NVna41
A c. NINE STAGES GOOD QA"S
ON MOUND CITY LOT
Stubbsrs Won FtrSt Game By Close
Score, But Were BwampSd In
Afternoon Clash
Before two large and enthusiasts

Before two large and enthusiastic
crowds Of baseball fans. the Mounds
vile a. c. nine split double-hea DEF
with Tom Needhar.s famous Steuben
vile A. &. nine yesterday. the mrs.
lose GORE of four-three. while thu
home lads Swamped S;eubenrille nine
"a two in the afternoon clash.
The games wcr. well played but the
Visitors were unable To lind the Mounds
vile style Of hall in the afternoon aad
bowed in defeat.
The ScOreS.
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DIVIDED THE poUBIHT

Chicago May 80 - Chicago defeated
s.. Louis s To IN the afternoon con-
test today. thereby dividing a nohuh!
hIiI with the visitors who won ~"
morning .amc IL to :. y toth, "f ~
hits was made during the day, .nclud-
ing three home runs. Score; >,
Morning game: n +;
St LOUIS ....&l2 %5l loN-lt ~ u
f,hicaro QUO INA 900 l.
pave and Seyerr;d: Kerr Fence. Nc
Sweeney. Hodge and farEan. ~ y.
Afternoon game; J..
81 LOUIS ......10H nnl nOl-n =
Chicago $780,. III WV ""1-"
Rurwen Richmond. Rayne, Palermo
and severed; l%ber and laryan.
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Get that pipe-party-bee
buzzing in your smokesection!
Know for a fact what a joy'us
jimmy pipe can and will do
for your peace and content
every day in the year! Just
check up the men you know,
and men in all walks of life
you meet daily, who certainly
get top sport out of their
pipes-al aglow with fra
grant, delightful, friendly
Prince Albert!
And, you can wager your
weeks wad that Prince
Albert's quality and flavor
and coolness-and it's freedom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
RAYLAND SPLIT
Lorraine Coal and Dock Nina Wins from
Rayland ana than Loses One

The fast Rayland A. E. nine and the
Lorraine Coal and Dock nine split dou-
bic bill yesterday afternoon on the
Rayland grounds. the home lads taking
IN" nrSt battle hut losing the SECOND.
The following Is the summary Of the
:wo games:
l2345678 r. Fl. F..
Rayland .......3O0Oo2 8 l
Loraines .......0 q 0 o o % 1 .
Two base hits: Delphi (0. Besecc,
Shrickrl. Base on balls: orr Sullivan.
:: off Shrickci. !. Strike outs: BY Sui
Ivan. ;; by Shrickel. 10. Hit by pitch
rr: Hcnnis. Battery: Shrickcl and
IEItchelder; Sullivan and Bailey.
Second Game
l234567s0 r. II. T..
Rayland .....0 q o q n 0n-1 3 3
Loraincs ...... n leo IS Is !
Two base hits: R;ich"lder, ketophi.
ellis. Basr on halls: Mooney. !. Strike
outs: Mooney. I: Matthews. d. Battery:
Mooney and Batcheldcr; Matthews and
Bailey.
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Adams is Batted Out of the
Box in Opening Inning,
Ponder Lasts For Two
Singles, While Yellowhorse
Finishes Game All to the
Good

p!ttshurEh. MAJ Sh.-FittscurSh TOOK
two games from chicago Today. tNs
morning score beng IS {" o. ara nc
afternoon I" ;. E'nn hs.d the .''i"rS
ga 70 IN the frst game. Nh:,C :he Pirates
Marted the rftsr:nss -, fork an'
Cheeves freely. In tho affern""h COZ"
ties, .NdamS yielded four hats for ihT''
runs IN The rrSt .i.rius aaS replaced ~
I,,rder n the second. but ate: ~" men
had singled h. as" retired m taN"F Ci
Seilnw EDr~t. S,"S'.
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RED LEGS GET
DOUBLE DEFEAT
On HOME LOT

Cincinnati o.. May 3o.-Seven pitch
srs took rart in the afternoon contest,
which went 70 81. Louis after 4 hard
battle - T. Marauard. Filler and
Fertica were HcockcG Of the slab. Rren-
ton retired Cor pinch hitter. and Sher-
del was eJected for kicking. A batting
rally in The nth. at the expense OF
Eller. who made his first appearance OF
the year. won for mo visitors. Tho
scores:
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Two base h;t$--EigeRhrod. Niger
meyc-. Fivointis. stats. Ebe!:nE. bona
h!r. O'Ma.lcy.
Three has" h!ts--Eigenbrod.
Sacrifice hIt,-Nurr.
Struck "ut-Ey Long .
Hin by pitcher---DonahIe
Left m baSrs--L La Belle. IN Iaffarty.4
stolen baS"s---Woods. >: NiEgermeyer.
EiEenhrod
tmpire--Miller.
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Two base hits: RouSh. McHenry.
toGrnier Three base MT: f.aSan. stolen
base Mann. Sacrifices: lanvrin. Per-
tIca Double play: kopt 10 Dauerrt.
LET on bases: 81. Louis > Cincinnati. 5.
Bates on balls: orr Mar1uard. !: Off
Ilsr. I; OF Pe-tica. .. HIS: or Mar
quad n IS innings Off Filler. IN
SIS innings: off Brcnton. n in in
mugs or ", pier. n innings off Per
ria IN j inning: OUT IN second: off
aerdeL ( in 8 innings off North. In
innings. Struck Out: BY Rrenton. |.
~ Napier. |: by ShHrdel =; by North,
Winning pitcher: SherdeI. Losing
,itchnr Ell"r. rmpir"S. Mccormick
and Hart. Time ot game ZOE.
Morning game. r Fl. z.
81 Louis .....0 n n An" y / -
Cincinnati 1885,. q h" > Oh II
Napier. Rosge, Brentrn ana "lnSo.
HarSraN.. Doak. Schupp and CiemonS.
Dilhoefcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
TIGERS
DRIVE BAGbY
FROM THE BOX

Detroit May 3n-Detrott and Clere-
land divided their double Memorial Day
bill. tho champions winning the morn
:ng game. + TO ). and losing the after
noon session . TO =. The Tigers drove
Rnghv out Of the box This afternoon
he having yielded nine hits tw" Of thcm
home runs. Y"unS's error rdN I'D the
way tor the Indian Victory in the morn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Chattanooga. I: Atlanta. S.
Nashv.ii 10: Mobile. ).
Little Rock. =: BIRMINGHAM. s.
Memphis. !: Sew Orleans. >.
rG:,:tannnE;,. :. Atlanta, s.
Nashville. :: Mobile. ..
Memphis. q. New Orleans. ).
Little Rock. =: Eirm CHAM, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
ID, HOLLOWAY AN DA. I. BRADY WIN
IN COUNTRY CLUB GOLF HANDICAP

n s. Bloch. fourth: 6. ". Hewitt hCth:
v = Bates. sixth Second fliGht-hen:
II. Hall. first; T. Il. Naylor. second y.
; >,;.,u> and T.. ". SUirl. iird lnr
third: II. Z. McGr"Gor and A!eA H!"'S'
ll.i for fourth.
The following was tho playing of the
rc!peCtINe entrants yesterday:
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Two base hits-Patetrson. .: Brown.
johnson. S!mth. Jean.
Thrr" base hits--Cook. Wells.
Base on la Ills Iinze. |; Randolph. l.
Struck out-Zinze, &: Randolph. s:
Wciis. )
T."ft on bases--Wa$h-Jetr. S: Beth
any. I.
stolen bases HefS ZinZr Cook p'ei,S.
Double plays-ZinZe to Craft 10 bon
aldSnn.
Cmpire-paviA
Time :n5
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~ R,t;cd for Retainer IN ",shth.

Two base hts: H"'lnchcr 90. Ma'S"s
Sulli,an, Carey. Three base hts.
Crime. Wh.;:.I. Sarr:Sc": M"han.
DouH!r play: ,'u,Shaw :" Grimm. Hol-
lnrrcr and Terr, l."tt Oh bases. ''fi-
cage. ': Fit,SoLrEh. & Faces On balls.
or TYLER. :. ~ NeI."whar>c. !. H'tS,
or A>lams. In ming: off F"nder. ;
IN Is inning: "it V. .nwh"r>". = IN 80
inning S'ruck "u'' ny TNirr. j: by
Yelowh"rSt. :. Nin1rS pitcher: YELL
lowhor>s. UmrireS' brennan and Ems
lie. Time OF game: LAP.
Morning Dame
rhjca-o II u n A. n Il D.
PlttSburch I Z : I '-tS -
Batteries: ChesyeS and O'EArrei,. Lin'I
and Sen midi Skiff.
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WON WITH =" STICK.

New York May 3o-Sew York won
tWo holiday games from Philadelphia
to-day. to I and II to {. Home runs
~ Toney and Young were responsible
for the morning victory. while In the
afternoon the Giants outslugrrd the
visitors. Six pitchers were used in the
second game, in which CAtehers Smith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
LOST IWOGAMES

The fast Virginia \. e. nine met with
A double defeat yesterday afternoon at
the hands OF the Crescent 4. Z. nine
on the latters homo grounds The hrst
"a me wNs won 10 Q. while the second
was 3 to .. The Second game WAS
more interesting and the Crescent hur-
leT held the locals to two singleA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
PIRATES USED THREE PITCHERS
IN WINNING SECOND Of DOUB[ET
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

St LOUIS. .: Cincinnati. 4.
St l.nuIs. :: Cincinnati. 4.
Boston. q; Eronh,yn. =.
Eu>.cn. t: Brooklyn. tl6).
New YORK. ); Philadelphia |.
New York. l.: rh;iad-iPhla. /.
Pittsburgh. -: Chicago. u
Pittsburgh. 3: chicago. :
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Campers Weekly.--Topeka has cttt-
zen who believes everything he reads
IN the papor Some OF 1t he believes 10
ne true. the rest untrue. Yet II II was
nj for newspapers VIC couldn't believe
any news was true.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yestsrday's Games.

,te' Gland. :: Detroit. ).
Detroit =: cleveland. )
-. LOUIS. -. Chicago. 5.
Ch:caz a.. :. 81. Louis. ).
lhladrlph..l. \: Boston. I.
Philadelphia. =; Ec$;nH. l.
New YORK.. :. Wash rstnn, !
Washington. :: New York., 0
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U-ssb.nrton. Nav 20 - Washington
snIi; eyrn with New York today. losing
the morning game TWO to one. through
,rabiii,v 10 solve collins who allowed
only four hits. and winning IN" after
,ainad only two singles of Aogridge in
Tho second game. Miliers trip" ana
Shanks' double of Quinn produced the
deciding run in the afternoon. score; >,
Morning game Il r.
New York ......lNl OQN Oon-
Washington $3.50. h"o oOo ""l
Collins and Schang: Ac"sts. Courtney
and Charity. >, ~
Afternoon game: r.
New York ...... on" NON nun
Washington ...nlb 400 OhA-l
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The Standings.
TO day's Games

s.. Louis At Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
brooklyn Il; R"$t"n.
Philadelphia at Now York
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City. :. Milwaukee,. II.
Kansas cry. i: Milwaukee. ..
T.ou.~v,lt". =: Indianapolis a.
Louisville. =: polls. 10 (teR
Columbus. s: Toledo. s.
columbus. .: Toledo. :.
Minneapolis, 5: ST. Eaul. 4.
81. Paul. .: Minneapolis. T.
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Second 6Ams

Score by innings:
1o34567Sa r. H. r
Stcubtnv!lle .nl0 On | %
MnundSville .... q q ) q u o - IL
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Score by inn

Summary - Two hsr hits: Smith
Three base hits: Honccker. Honsen. Hit
by pitcher: Smith. 2; Barr, 2. Dick
Morgan. umpire.
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Two base hits. Johnston =: conn
Jameson :: Heimann. Smith, haSsicr
Rluc. StcrhcnSon. Home runs. 'onn
Hrilman. Sacrincrs. Middleton =. nouh's
plays: stephenson and johnston SiePn.
cnsnn n SrweIl tu Johnston. Left on
~, ses: tIe,cland -: Detroit s. bases on
NILS. OF Rahgy l. Middleton {: Faid-
vru =. HTS. on HachH . IN - IN
rings; Caldwell in - lnnlnCs~."'n
waid in | inning. struck "nl ny
middleton . Losing pitcher EaEey.
Tmp,res. Hildebrand, Calhn. Wilson
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Snyder and Buggy pounded out home
runs. Score:
Morning game: r. HE.
Philadelphia ...oo1 00ooo-l
New York ....l ooenx-5
Huhell. Belts and Wheat, Toney and
Smith.
Afternoon game: R. Fl. L..
Philadelphia ..nnnI3l96a-
New York. 49, 21n3l. 1--l3 -
6. Smith. Keenan,. Saumgartner. Huh
hell and Bruggy; Douglas, Ryan and l..
Smith, Snyder.
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The Standing.
Tcday's Cameo

Today's Games.
81. Louis AZ Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston At Philadelphia.
New York ~ WASHINGTON.
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A pipe won't burn your
tongue-if you smoke P. A.!

from bite and parch (cut out
by our exclusive patented
process) will ring up records
in your little old smokemeter
the likes of which you never
before could believe possiblel
You don't get tired of a pipe
when it's packed with Prince
Albert! Paste that in yourhatl
And, just between ourselvesl
Ever dip into the sport Of
rolling 'em? Go get some
Prince Albert and the makin's
papers-quick-and cash in
on a cigarette that will prove
a revelation in it's refreshing
flavor and satisfaction.
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Charleston News and Couricr.--We
were told that with the ending OF the
war would come the end OF the paper
shortage. hut nobody fnre-aw that
everybody connected with tho peace con
ference would write a hook about il.
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Il--Eatteh for Rrsnton In Ith.
Ic)-Rat:cG for \ap3"r n ON.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City 4. Newark5.
Jersey City .. Newark s.
Syracuse I. Buffalo :.
Syracuse 5, Eu:falo S.
Toronto :. RHCN"Str- 5.
Toronto (. Rochester 2.
Baltimore 1. Reading /
Baltimore :. Reading >.