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FARMS.
FOR SALE.


AT NORRECK. MONTGOMERY CO.. MD
shipping over % gallons Of milk daily: s.
room house: modern improvements: all ma-
chinery; all stock: immediate possession !;
s22.O Call Col. SO9a 15'
BUY YOUR FARM on THE AMORTIZA-
tion plan: easiest way in the world to acquire
parteulars. r. LAURIE MITCHELL. Ia
Plata, Maryland. l9s'
FOR SALE TO SETTLE ESTATE.
Seventy-hve acres: seven-room house; front
and back porrhes in good repair: y mile
from Great Falls and Conduit road. . miles
MRS. E. Il. BULL,
Wash, D. C. franklin 4s2s =
MARYLAND FARM 100 ACRES: NEAR
city: easy terms: hoIme. barn. fruit: exchange
considered. X. WAILING. Lincoln Hotel. city.
FOR SALE-l5 ACRh HIGH CLASS FARM
near Upton station Groom house with heat:
show You this. ASHTON c. JONES. Claren-
don. Va.
WONDERFUL COUNTRY HOME: TWELVE
room brick mansion: perfect repair: outbuild-
ngs; 14o acres g ;. mile, ESQ from @ Wa,hnk,on;
sfrrfn: MiroaELL Ia'fl L. rl.s. Maryland s !" 1 Is.
MARYLAND and Virginia Farms.
Near the National Capital. Country home
farms with modern improvements. practical
agricultural farms. large and small acregs
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
WILL SELL ANYTHING IN FARMS on
suburban homes. ! acre up. in the vicinity Of
Nj Vernon. god s0'd: 1so near sas,, rGsy .s
G.nce Alexandria. Va. IA
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FnR SALE

sk-. y A.. BUNGALOW. s. 80. 5 r., 2 A..
h1nsaloN, $a- 800 r. bungalow. very pret
~, A.s5O 81. bungalow. large rooms. oak
taxe large rooms with all the modern i'm
provements: pebble dashed; new: good loca-
tion, S. 800. Also q large list OF bungalows
Lots acreage. farms. large and small. +. c.
HALF NO. Milton ave. Clarendon. Va. 22s
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WILLIAM S. P H HILLIPS,
1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 90.

Chevy Chase.
very excellent piece Of property At an
exceptionally low figure. just OF Conn.
ave. An attractive home, practically new,
detached, rooms and bath, lav1toey. hard
wood floors, open fireplaces. elec. lights:
room for garage. Price, SO. .750; 1000
cash, balance on easy terms.
Takoma Park, D. c.
An attractive bungalow. having rooms.
tiled bath. h.w.h., elec. lights, concrete
front porch, rear porch. very large and
deep lot to alley; garden planted. Pnce,
S11 900; terms can be arranged.
18th Street Highlands.
Located in one Of the highest and health
lest sections Of the city. nne home of
rooms a bedrooms), baths. h.w.h..
eIec. lights. hardwood doors. screened and
glsssed-in sleeping porch: room for garage.
Price, 81, 900; can arrange terms.
Petworth.
Best house in Pstworth for the money:
rood location. rooms. reception hall and
bath, furnace heat; very large lot to
paved alley. Price only $1,000; small
monthly payments.
WILLIAM S
1909 New Yo
Phone
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H. L. RU ST,
Main 688S. o12 18th St. NV.
V A c A N T.
In Good Northwest Section.
si11oom and tile hath bungalow. hot
water heat. electric lights, hardwood floors
and trim. three large and we'll lighted he'd
celient condition throughout; front and rear
porches: screens for all doors and windows
owner, leaving city. will sacrifice for quick
sale.
II. L. RU s T,
3 Exclusive Agent.
Main 6888. o12 18th St. NV.
celIed: 11-r.. brick and stone residence; con-
struction the best: baths: h.-w.h.: garage.
ETC.: possession; very cheap; terms; consider
smaller house In part trade.
Irving mr.. 18th: 8 cheerful rooms On two
floors: newly decorated: electric light. INV h.
rear porches; extra big lot to wide alley; big
sest bargain on the Heights; possession.
possession; q 200 cash; balance easy. A bar
gain-see it!
brick; possession: newly decorated: big lot:
price and terms very interesting.
N. f. RYON CO., Inc,
ms" sssa to Ne" York Realty hsstfs' 81
FOR SALE-COLORED.
This most attractive home
located near 18th and S SITS. NV. !;
containing 8 large rooms and
bath. Vacant and being fixed up
like a new house. Price and
terms very reasonable.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 4846. 1914 K St. NV.
BY owNEResRooM FRAME DWELLING
in Berwyn. Md. Fruit trees and chicken house
and electric roads. Price cheap: Liberal terms.
Apply. to pm. 904 Eye st. NV. 13s
Beautiful Mass. Ave. Heights r. 4 B.;
porches; Ami. BY owner, on easy terms.
Price. $4,000. Main 1918.
FOR COLORED-779 AND 77sE COLUMBA
road NV; two.family apartment: 4 r. & b.
each apt. rcnts . for 90 per month will sacri;
r NV. Phone. North sS3.
FOR COLORED-2433 NJ N.W.-ONLY M.500.
A fine O r. b. brick; colonial porch: newly
painted: deep lot; room for double garage: will
i5ranse r1ans nnrtS VERY ss sssy TERMS Call III NJ"
vACANT-OPEN-702 QUINCY ST. N.W.-A
good II r. & b. brick. in hne condition, Low
NV. Phone North ss3-J.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE: LARGE YARD; SLEEP.
,es asso porch; h'wh.; fruit trees Phone. 90 co'.
FOR SALD-HOUsE CONTAINING Red.
rooms. bath and sleeping porch, second noor:
i've rooms and toilet first floor: lot 15< feet
Mead Meadow VI Lane and woodsde Di's. Chevy
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Six rooms, 2 baths; garage: front and back
porches; ami; screens; fine condition. Own
CHAS. w. MORRIS,
1920 New York ave. Evans bldg)
81, ao0 FOR THIS TWO-sTORY. MODERN
Or. stucco dwelling built to order on your lot
these plans at our ONCE before you build
TEPPEk FEq'sk ooSsr S Co.. s si7 st. d n. ,s7s w
LINCOLN PARK.
An attractive home Of six rooms. bath: hot
water heat: room for garage. The property
is vacant and immediate possession may be
had. Price. s.. 600; easy terms arranged.
ST. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL.
beautiful six-room and bath home on this
attractive street. with room for garage. Quick
possession guaranteed. Price, $3.50.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
good-looking six-room and bath house; in
light: has 4 very deep back yard with plenty
Of room for garage. Price. $1,000: terms Ar.
Phone eur salesmen to call witA a.e> ts|
show u ~ tsecs c,,ssH Ss,ir.Sas oxp Sregsrti:s N
Main 435. 7o4 18th NV.
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514-l5-l6 Bond Bldg.
18th and New York Ave.

Vain Az.
HOUSES, LARGE OR SMALL, TO SELL. IN
Arlington county, Va. thaving personally made
over 100 sales in nearby Va. past 20 months); I;
eleven years experience as real estate sales
man. Perhaps il would be to your advantage
to List Virginia property for sale with me; no
sale, No charge. WALTER O'HARA. 1903 II
NV. Phone Main 1928.
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q
THE HOME OF HOMEc
Tel Main 434O 14O6 H St. NV.
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q LOShS.
NORTHEAST.
$4,000.
A beautiful 6fsom home with all modern
inDeOvenents. This house can Be bought At
til price for . limited time only.
BALLSTON, VA.
On esrsisna rd.. Just beyond Clarend0;
lot 76x137 feat; ven; frsat and rser petches;
ciess b cRrs aDd schoels. Extra lot odtoin.
INC I'm Be p9fenaasd.
Prico, s, 100: $500 eash and 10 nonthly.
NORTHEAST.
5000.
A god e-FooD and hath house; hFick; newly
papefed ana painted; o. large lot - wide alley.
Only on0 S1eek from lincoln Park. IAnediate
poDessf0a may Be had.
KALORAMA ROAD.
$4,000.
4 ess:titsl me Of I: rooms "a bstA.:
mediate DsssesstDn nay be had.
& IQAHS s.g,-..; -. -. a
Main 23ds@ss
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4th ct. mr.. B ne: detached. 6-r. and b.
brick; possession: newly decorated: big lot:
price and terms very interesting.
N. f. RYON CO., Inc,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 4597. 1923 st.
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OeOrSetOWn.
On Cambridge place. substantially
built brick home, in gond condition. 9
rooms and bath, furnace heat: double
metal Earsge; deep lot to paved alley.
Price, 1000; reasonable terms.
Bloomingdale.
An excellent opportunity to secure 4 very
reasonably priced modern brick home, 8
rooms and reception hall. tiled bath and
SION sion can be obtatned. Price. 5000: very
low terms. Inspection any time.
Southeast.
Near Lincoln Park. Immediate posses
sion of this dandy 2-story brick home.
Has rooms and bath. h.w.b., elec.
lights: large lot to alley. This IL q good
buy-redueed to $7.75o; reasonable terms
can be arranged
Columbia Heights.
A splendid opportunity to secure q god
hsGe st ne9inal Asure. and in q very
brick home. furnace heat, parQuet floors;
lot 20 It 6eep to paved alley. Price
ssiy 1900; good terms.
/. P HILLIPS S,
rk Ave. NV.
Main 02.
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NO place like home; no home like surs''
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1lth at. mr. Monroe; large. bright rooms;
large front and rear yards to paved alley !;
possession; 81 200 cash; balance easy. A bar
gain-see it,
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Very cheap home property in the Petworth
action having Eix rooms and bath. furnace
,eat, deep lot to paved alley. ample space fer
:araEe. This house is now rented for So
yer month, and is an excellent investment.
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ATLANTIC CITY, 4. ).

'SH0RE11AM
Virginia Ave. Close to Beach and st.e3 p,.,
Oecaeiy. 20 Anerican plan Prfvase hatss
kAuning water. Mevatoe. Asety4c4ty Gn.r;.i
lo1 sPe.a& rates: A0D GRUBER
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For the convenience Of our clients. We
have had prepared. resdy for distribu-
tion. q special list Of properties not
included in our advertisement. This list
includes EorthWest, Northeast and
Southeast property, and will be sent
upon request.
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|. Bloomingdale.
Groom snd ba'h brick; furnace heat; large
yard: immediate possession. Price, S 900.
Evening star., 1921-06-08
GIANTS IN TOP PLACE TIE
Beaten by Reds, But Braves Win
Costs Pirates Lead-Cubs and
Cards Take Suggests.

Pirates and Giants are tied for the
National Lea que leadership. ycster-
days defeat by the Braves costing the
FittshurG club its Scant advantage over
the New York outfit. despite the lat
ter's loss to the Reds. Each of the
first two clubs has won two-thirds Of
its games. The Cards crushed the
Dodgers, dropping them to fourth place.
and the Cubs easily disposed of the
Phil!ies.
Oescheer's hit in the eighth inning
gave the Braves the run that broke
a ~ tie. and they went on to beat the
Pirates 10 to I. Oeschger had relieved
batters. The Braves thrashed three
pitchers, making fifteen hits. The
Pirates registered thirteen safeties,
four of them being credited to Tierney.
The Reds engaged in their fourth
Shut-out game in their past five con-
tests. beating the Giants, to o. Ieube
Marquard held the New Workers to five
hts, while his mates hammered Ben
ton. Nehf and Sallee. Bressler and
! EcuSh each made three safetieS in
four times at bat. Two double plays
checked the Reds scoring.
Hitting three Brooklyn pitchers
nineteen times for total of thirty
five bases, the Cards won. IA to 5.
Rogers Hornsby led the assault with
two homerS and triple Fournier
also clouted for the route. The
Dodgers sarnered twelve wallops, in
Guiding home runs by Kruger and
Griffith.
The Cubs overcame the Phillies in
an S-to-6 swatfest. Irish Meusel of
the losers regained his title as league
home-run leader with slam that
brought his season total to ten. one
| better than the record of George Kelly
! of the Giants. Lee also get a four
| base blow.
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INDIANS LEAD REDUCED
Yanks Now Are Within Two Games
of Pace Setters-Red Sox
Nose Out Browns.

Cievela nd's lead in the race for the
American League championship was
cut to less than two games yester-
day when the world champions suf-
fered their fourth consecutive defeat
The Yanks, who administered the wal
Looping. now are in a position to as
sumo the pace-settinG job before the
present series is ended. The Red
Sox fiished in front of the Browns
Sox finished in front of the Browns
class.
The Yanks slammed Coveleskie for
three runs in the first inning and con-
tinued the assault against 0denWald
for a . to win over the Tribe
Shawkey held the losers to five safe
ties. one "A homer by Sewell. Ward Of
the Yanks also drove for the circuit.
Ruth walkd three times and failed TO
hit safely in one legal time at bat.
Wits double. collins sacrifice and
Pratt's sacrifice fly TO Tohin. in the
sixth inning, produced the run that
gave the Red SoX to triumph
in their contest with the Browns.
Kenneth Williams of the Browns
ia aised his season home-run total to
nine.
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Caught on the Fly

= George Mogridge- who, alone OF the
. local nutitrS was able to win IN
Detroit. will be called on to face the
Tigers in the second tilt of the set
this afternoon and it may be another
>left-handed affair, as Red Oldham is
about due for d summons to toll
The pickin's were lean for the top
of the Tigers batting order. Neither
Blue. Bush nor Cobb was able to get
a ball safe in FIVE attempts.
Looks as if the Browns got all the
best of that Ellerbe swap. Latest on
Earl Smith is that he may" be here
tomorrow.
Milan sprung the old charley horse
in his leg in the fifth inning and re-
tired in favor of Brewer, who went to
right. Miller shifting over to left.
Ira Flagstead, the Jack of Spades"
is playing a pretty nifty game at
the midway for an outfielder. Ralph
Stuart Young. regular Tiger second
sacker, is on the hospital list with an
attack of tonsilitis. hut is expected to
be back on the job in a few days.
Neach showed a lot of nerve in re-
tiring Zachary in the third. Bob snar-
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games for both leagues last year
there already are seven. Cleveland is
the fall guy for two-hitters Faber OF
Chicago has pitched two such against
the champions. and Jones of Boston
has pitched one. New York has bitten
i, the dust twice. Moeridge of Washing
ton kept them to two hits. and so did
Davis Of st. Louis. Rommei Of Phiia-
deIphia pitched two-hit game
pitched his second two-hit gam"
against Washington, which ties Jones
and Faber for that honor. Not Ma
tional League pitcher has chucked ID
two-hIt game to date.
Six Three-Rft Battles.
Benton of the Giants has pitched
two three-hit games, one against
Philadelphia and the other against
! Boston. Adams of Pittsburgh kept
Chicago to three hits. and Filling. m
of Boston held Cincinnati to three.
Perry pitched a three hit game against
Washington for Philadelphia and then
| jumped organized base bail. The feat
was too much for him Mays of the
Yanks has pitched "A three-hit game
against Philadelphia. The Athletics
are the only club that have twice been
held to three hits.
When ii comes to the four-hit elias
there are lot of mem hers. Nehf and
! Toney of the Giants pitched four hit
| games in succession against Pitts
/ burgh. which is the best brother act
of the year.
! Quite few pennies We're wagered
! that there would not be TWO one h i;
games or a brace Of two-hit gam"
| before the middle Of June Losers viii
! please get in line to cash up. The
! pitchers have fooled them.
! Orioles Are Running Away.
| The art of winning games consecu-
! lively in large quantities seems to
, have passed from the Giants to the
! Baltimores. New York hasn't been
/ good for much of that sort of thing
I since 1916. when the team won TWEEN
! ty-siX games in succession.
! In 1920 Baltimore finished by win
I ming twenty five games in succession.
I Now they're headed for another big
run. Goodness knows where il Will
stop. because there isn't anything in
, the international League which re-
! semhles a hedge of hollyhocks to say
! nothing of "A stone fence, The Orioles
: have twenty straight including Tues
day.
/ Although both leaders in the Ma
: tional Lea que were defeated Tuesday.
J they came in to an even tie for first
! place as each has won two-thirds of
i its games and lost an even third.
! Pittsburgh has a little the better of
| it by not having to travel for the next
ten days but the Giants are prospec-
tive possessors of Heinie Groh ere
! long. That may not he an asset. hut
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Judge was a prominent factor in
both major departments of play. par
ticularly on the offenSe. he scoring
all of the locals tallieS from d con-
tribution including a triple. two sin
giles and walk Harris and Miller
also figured. each driving in "A run,
but il was Turkey Erow,r who sup
piled the punch which sent the fans
home happy.
Brewer There in Pinch.
After trailing from the outset the
Tigers tied ii up in the ninth. when
Sutherland furnished the punch need
ed on being impounded into service
as an emergency sticker. Going to
the mound. he hurled impressively in
this frame to turn the Nationals
back after the first two men up had
hit safely, and started the tenth by
whiting Zachary. Then something
went wrong with his control. He
walked Judge and Harris and, after
the latter had been forced by Rice.
up came Brewer. The Turkey took
one, missed one and had two balls
called on him when he picked out
one to his liking and lined 1t TO rlght
center to end the battle.
pair of well placed bingles en-
abled the Nationals to register once
in the opener. and they misseu oy
narrow margin making II TWO. Juuse
started with d clean bloW 10 cehtsi
vanced notch when Leonard falieo
to locate the plate for Rice. .ooo
got under Milan's offering. but Miller
same through with "a sale's 70
center. which scored Judge, ana ~
was tagged at the plate on busn
relay from Cobb. The play was CLOSE.
This advantage was doubled III tne
third and Judge again was the scor
inc medium With one away, 20
sephus walloped to the jury box Tor
three baess and Tailed with ease On
q long fly to Nedch by Harris.
Heilmann Bunts Ono.
The Tigers had three carrier oppoi
tunities to score, but II tooh
-breakine batting feat by Harry Heii-
mann 10 enable them to register theiI
first tally in the eighth inning. salo
feat consisting of "a clout into tne eN-
treme center field corner OF tne
bJeacbers. Luckily for the Nationals.
~ bases we're unpopulated at the
time. - m.
manner in which the Bengals reg
istered the tying run in the hin,n'
Jones started with SLOW, mean nops
ming roller to Harris. BaSsler was
inserted for Ainsmith, expressly ~
hunt. and fulfilled his mission win
"a sacrifice tap to Judge Then Sutner
land. nominated TO hit fer Mldhleton'
raised a high fly TO short center "ni. i!
Rice barely mahdseu " - Tvs
one hand. but could not hold Jones
crossing the plate. Blue loiteu "
GIIar and Rush forced Sutherland.
=: The Nationals had IA golden oppor-
+tunity to put over the counter whlcn
WnuIS have meant victory in their
half of the ninth. but were frustratea
by q superb exhibition of hurIlng py
S.S.rIard Rice crashed a safety
throueh Bush at the outset and went
to third on single to right by Brow
or after Turkey had tried twice un,
successfully TO bunt. Jones corralieo
,,,;th TOSS to Flagstead, Rice being
held at third. Sutherland worked
carefully on Shanks and finally famed AIMED
rim Charity was Intentionally
walked. and O'Rourke, after foulihs
off half d dozen. raped 10 ooiies,
VINO forced Miller by stepping oh
third.
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Heilmann's Homer Is FIRST
Ever Lined Into Jury Box

Harry Hei;mnnn, struggling out
fielder of the Tigers. made local
base ball history when he wal
fOped one of Zachnry's Offer
inss into the jury box with the
bases unOccupied in the eighth
inning OF yesterdays game. 1t
was the first time any athlete
ever SOrked the ball into the
sun seats ON the fly In u cham
pfOnship contest. although
Hank Shanks biffed one over
the railing near the foul line
ON the first bounce In the MORN
Ing game of II holiday four or
nVe years ago. Heiimann's
drive landed in the extreme end
OF the stand in centerfield, but
despite it's great length Rice
probably would have caught 1t
In clear field, as he did an
even longer clOut from the bat
OF the same performer in the
tenth round. which he got un-
der within few yards of the
f1aEpOle.
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ed his fly close to the field boxes and
crashed INTO the realizing. but clung
to the ball.
COBB and Veach both connected for
benefited Tys went suuareIy into
Shanks' hands and Bob's was stabbed
by Judge with one fin.
McBrIde's battery showed good
Judgment in purposely passing Ain
smith with the count three and one on
Eooie IN the second. 1t brought up
Leonard with the bases filled and
TWO out. Hub rolled to Zachary.
Bassler took header into the field
nox seats trying to snare O'Rourke' S
foul in the ninth. He was uniniured
Ihere was fine crowd on hand con-
sidering the threatening state of the
tilities
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'Rafted Tor Ainsmith in ninth
TBatted for Leonard in seventh
Tran for WootlaIl in seventh
Slated for Middleton in ninth
TWO out when winning run scored
detroit ...... o o o q 1 %
Washington =. o q o q o Ia
sThree-base hit-Judge. Home run-Heilmann
SacrihceS-Harris t.j. Bessler. Left on bases
-letroit 0; Washington s: Bases on balls
ON Leonard: l: of Zachary. .; of Sutherland
3 Hlts-of Leonard. in innings: OF
Middleton in = innings: off Sutherland 2
in ] 23 innings. Struck out-By Zachary :.
by Leonard. >: by Sutherland. =. Wild pitch
Leonard Losing pitcher-Sutherland I'm
pires-MesSr>. Moriarty and Evans Time Of
game hours and II minutes
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ROOKIE BEGS TO PITCH
Big jeff Stafford. Collegian. May
Be Given Chance by White
Sox This Week.

PHILADELPHIA. June s.-A rookie
pitcher who has been aching for a
chance to make his major league debut
with the White Sox ever since he join :
ed tho club a few days ago. Will Ekely
get his chance before this week is past,
Ma ndGcr Gleason said today.
The twirlcr is Big Jeff Stafford Of the
Southwestern University team Of George
town. Tex. Stafford pitched a no-run
no. hit game this season, and did not
have = defeat checked against him while
in cole ge last yso-
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Braves Are n Sensation.
The sensation in the National
is the Braves, VINO are tearing through
the west with more confidence every day
and after they knocked Pittsburgh off
its pins by a display Of hieh-class bat
ting tncy'n have 10 lie reckoned with on
this trip and perhaps for the remainder
Of the season.
Iris Speaker is stIl cropping in IN"
fog looking for cloud with a silver lin
ing. Tho f'olo Grounds are a pestilent
spot 20 Coveleskle. When they don
defeat him with home runs they knock
him out OF the box, and Tuesday II
was his turn to be knocked out of the
box. The Yankees continue to draw in
on Cleveland and the champions act as
If they are apprehensiye.
The first round of the third-place
fight in the Amer rican between Washing
ton and Detroit went to Washington
and if two teams IN front. Cleveland
and New York. don't watch for tn"
bogey man Ih.! are likely to tlnd Wash
ington IN their pantrics helping Itself
to cake.
copyright. 1921
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Checker Champion to Visit.

Newell W Banks. American checker
champion. will give an exhibition OF
simultaneous play at the rooms OF the
Capitsl city Chess Club. ilS Washing
ton Loan and Trust building. tom"r-
row night. All comers will be met a
,hcss or checkers. nominal entry
fee. viii he charged.
Evening star., 1921-06-08
School Twirler Strikes
Out lO3 in IS Innings

WEST LIBERTY, ". Va.
June S.-A record in high
school and normal school
base ball circles in West Nir-
Einia has been established by
Harry Rutnn. pitcher Of the
West Liberty Normal school. He
has taken part in ten games
this season. pitching eighty-fivr
innings and has struck out 1O3
men.
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Girls C,out Home Runs,
But Beaten by Fathers

Pot GHk EEPSIE. \. y. june
S.-t:irIs at the Bennett school.
MillbrOOk. yesterday. played
their fathers a game of base
bail as n feature of commence
ment. The fathers won in six
innings, Is to II. 4 feature of
the game WAS two home runs
made by the Misses Mabel
Banks and barbara Richardson.
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MOGRIDGE WILL SEEK
TO LAY THE OLD JINX
Zachary Gives Fine Flnging Exhibition in
Opener Against Tigers, Who Are Licked
in Tenth When Brewer Bingles.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

1NING drawn blood from the Tigers their scramble
haul the leaders McBrde climbers today the obstacle
OF winning
they have straight the Iank ending
and the White other This
they the pitching help them the
hurde-Geoge Mogridge the
but the all his
naulers like the unger This demonstrated yesterday when
the sterling exhibition nging
Zachary the Bng broke loose after being held
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Speakers Wigwam Robbed.

PETERBORO. Ontario. June S.-The
Canadian wigwam of Iris Speaker man
ager of the Indians. has been robbed
If he journeys to Idylwyld Island. on
Price Lake. this year for his annual
post season holiday. he will find that
the thieves did such thorough JOB that
no even the wash sink remains in his
cottage.