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The New York herald., 1921-05-13
More Shifts in Yale
Grew; Second Varsity Loses

Special Despatch 10 THE NEw YORK HERALD
New HAVEN. May 12.---Guy Nickalls
made two changes In the Yale varsity
boat to-day. Cowles. who has been row.
ing number three. vas put down 70 the
second boat, Gibson. numDer five, NOV
ing up to number three. Rockefeller
was brought up ia number flve.' taking
Gibson's seat. The crew had q stif
workout to-day.
In the first days races of the annual
spring regatta to-day the l50 pound
crew defeated the second varsity by
length and won the honor Of rowing
against the NJ. l. r. varsity on the
Housatonic Saturday afternoon. The
f50 pound crew was made up az follows
Stroke. Freeman No. Z Hosmer No. s.
Rlker No. ;. Jones No 4, Kellogg (.
No. ., Chase No ?. Colgate and bow
Can't Bradley
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three for Detroit Peckinpaugh started
it with a single past Bush, Ruth gave II
momentum with homer over the score
board In left and after two were out In
the second half Cobb gave il q local
aspect by slaaming a double down the
left field line. BobHe Veach followed
with a fly 10 short fight field that fell
for a double in a pocket formed by
MeuseI. Roth and Ward, Cobb riding
home. Then came triples by Heilmar
and Blue, two more runs resulting be-
fore the Yankee pitcher retired the side
by snagging sargents grounder TO The
box and tossing II to first.
The Yankees mainta ined their lead un-
til the sixth, when TIE Tigers scored
five runs and went to the front, 10 to 8.
Holling started the round by strik-
ing out and after Young had drawn a
base on balls, Collins hit Cobb In the
knee with pitched ball. AS The Tiger
leader limped toward first a number OF
spectators in a box adjoining the Yam
kee dugout hurled n chorus Of insults
at the Yankee pitcher. Trainer A
Woods, Utility Player Chick Fewster
and Manager Higgins called" them for
1t, and a free-for-all was threatened
until the umpires and a couple of city
resumed veach singled to centre scor-
ing Young, and when Heilmann poked d
hit TO left, scoring Cobb another Yam
kee pitcher. Spitballist Jack Quinn, was
called into action,
Quinn was maced for singles by each
of the three succeeding batsrnen, three
more runs being scored. Hubert Dutch
Leonard succeeded Holling on the mound
In the seventh and turned the Yankees
back without a struggle in this and the
succeeding inning. In the ninth, how
ever, he lost control and passed Roger
Peckinpaugh with the tying run on first
and the Babe took ponderous swipe al
one of Leonards lefthanded shoots and
slammed 1t against the centreheld fence
for a triple, scoring Peck and knotting
the count. Wallie Pipp then sent long
sacrifice fly to Veach and the Babe linn
bered In with the winning tally. The
score:
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American Association.

BASEBALL TODAY
rOT.O GROUNDS, $3.50 r. NJ.
GIANTS ve. ST. LOUIS .--Adr,
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
Tiger Golfers Beat
Columbia by 6 to 3

Special Despatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn.,. May 12.--Prince-
ton defeated Columbia In a golf match
on the Greenwich Country Club links to-
day by a score OF Q matches to 3. CO.
lumbia got two of the singles and one
OF the best bali matches. The summary !:
r. j. Paddock, Princeton, beat Lowenthai
Columbia, and 2 g. NJ. Chaplin, Princeton
beat Painton, Columbia, and O.. Sparks
Princeton, beat Church. Columbia, s and 3;
Paddock, Princeton. beat Johnsop. Columbia
I and q: Haight, Princeton. was beaten by
Walker. Columbia, and 2, Carruth, Prince
ton was beaten by schrieber Columbia.
up.
Best Ball-T j. Paddock, Princeton. and
Chaplin, Princeton, beat Lowenthal and
painton. Columbia, and 4: : Sparks and
Paddock. Princeton, beat Church ard john
son, Columbia, q and 81. Haight and Carruth,
Princeton, were beaten by Walker and
Schrieber, Columbia. 3 and ..
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
Ruben OFF for Europe
With "a Athletic Records

When Frederick w. Ruben. secretary
Of the Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States, sailed yesterday on the
Mauretania, he took with him a list OF
thirty-four worlds records established i'm
the United States. twenty-three OF which
we're established in track and field
events and the balance In swimming.
All but one were made by Americans.
the exception being the two mile relay
by the oxford-Cambridge relay team at
the Pennsylvania relays a year afo.
The track and field records viii be
submitted TO the international Amateur
Athletic Federation. and the swimming
marks VIII be acted upon by the Inter
national Amateur Swimming Federation
at their meetings being held at Geneva
and Lausanne, Switzerland. respectively,
the end Of this month, and to which Sec
retary Ruben is the Amateur Athletic
Unions delegate.
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Totals SO o IL 81 ii g
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Betting on Carpenter.

wager Of $500 against s4.500 tina
Carpenter VIII go twelve rounds in hi!
battle with Dempsey on July 2 was yes
terday placed with Mordaunt & Co
stock brokers of 537 Fifth avenue. A
pool composed Of colored men took the
Frenchman's end. There is also a COM
mission OF $4,000 to place on Carpen-
tiers chances. The F'renchmon. however.
demand 2R 10 / that Carpenter win go
the full twelve rounds.
One wager of 5000 TO 5000 was made
yesterday that Carpenter would win by
knockout within ten rounds Nor
daunt & Co. will act as fiscal agents for
Carpenter and his associates while in
America
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Syracuse Easy for Yale.

Spccfnl Doapotch n TuE Nrw YoRK iiea'Ln.
I NEW HAVEN, Conn, May t2.--fale's =
indicated tennis team to-day scored n
sweeping victory over Syracuse Untver-
sity. taking all four Of the singles and
both doubles. The Syracuse players
won only a single set The summary !;
snries-wlllisms. Yale, defeated Legros
Syracuse, 6--3. $40 Bunday Yale, defeated
Milton. Syracuse, CO. 7--5. Wheeler. Yale,
defeated Williams. Syracuse, G-3. 81
Moss. Yale. deatod Champlln. Syracuse, 81,
6-i.
Douhles-Williams and Huudy, Yale, de-
feated Legros and Milton. a., e~a; Waugh
and Adams Yale defeated Williams and
Champln, 2-G, G-3. io-S
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Local Boxing Bouts
for Current Week

TONIGHT.
Walker >. q. tRidFewood) --Hurhey Bres-
lin ". Charlie Goodman. ~ rounds
Freddy Reese W.. Bushey Graham, 10
rounds.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
broadway 4. A. OBrookiynl Harvey
bright W. Kid Dube, ~ rounds; Philip
Mctsoyern ys. doe Colletti 10 rounds.
Hunts Point =. g.-Harvey Kelly ". Nick
Ilorio. 10 rounds Joe Florio W. Natty
Brooks, 10 rounds: Billy Douglas vs.
Johnny Williams, 10 rounds,
woodhayen =. f.-Siient Rrgnn ". Red
sullivan, fg rounds Neil Alexander W.
Jackie Murray, ~ rounds.
Ninth Coast Ariiilery--.Ioe Frankie vs..
I'D Tanterini IN main event; Harry
Gicnyer w.. William Harris In semi
final.
Ridgcwood Grove sporting fiub--t ha liey
de Bates vs.. sailor Maher, 10 rounds.
Commonwealth =. C.-FrankIe Jerome vs..
Terry NuIirv. ~ wounds
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Totals. 50 1 27 IL /
.Batted for Malls in tho seventh inning.
from for OINeIll IN the seventh inning.
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TORONTO, May IL InternationaD -
With the weather more favorable for
winter sports than for baseball Newark
defeated Toronto this afternoon before
a small attendance in the only game of
the international League by . to 5.
Newark, by timely hitting. managed
TO forge ahead in the sixth inning and
scored five more runs in the eighth. The
feature of the game was a home run by
MCGOWAN In the fourth inning. The
score:
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Babe Ruth'S Bat Wins
SLugfeSt for the Yanks
Kelly's Homers Bat in
More Runs Than Ruth's

n EORGE KELLY made his
r eigath home run yesterday,
Babe Ruth his tenth. In his
last eight games-tWo with Boston,
two with Washington, one with the
Athletics and >three with Detroit
Ruth has made five home runs. a
phenomenal clip OF fence busting.
Kelly. with his eight, however. has
batted in more runs than Ruth with
his ten. Twice the bases have been
filled when Kelly home run even
trated and. he has ba ed In nineteen
tallies with his circuit drives. Ruth
has batted In fifteen and hasn't made
any with the bases filled.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
Southern Association.
Cornell Defeats Williams.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HrnALp.
wrLLrAMsrowN, Mass. May i2.--
Williams met defeat at golf on the
Mount Anthony course in Bennington,
Vt. this afternoon. losing 20 Cornell by
the score ow to 2. Huckill Of the win
ming team was low, turning in n score
OF 81 Tor the eighteen holes. Simmons
and Rose won the points for Williams.
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With Bases All Filled
Browns Work Triple Steal

ST. Louis. May l2 tAmerscan) Bur
well weakened In the eighth inning to-
day. Philadelphia scoring two runs after
two men were out and defeating st.
Louis 8 to 6.
With the bases full in the seventh the
locals worked n triple steal. Sisler reach
Ing home and tielng tho score. The
score:
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Totals. .33 ] 24I4 Z

Two base hlts-See, Duncan, Wingo,
Wheat Krueger Home run-Konetchy.
Stolen bases-Johnston.s Kruger. Sacrifices
--Cadore. Olson Double plays-Bohne and
Bressler; Bohne, Fonseca and Bressler;
Olson. Myers and Konetchy. Left on bases
Cincinnati, .: Brooklyn, G. Base on balls
--Of BrcBton. I. Hits-On Brenton. o In
inning (none out IN second. Struck out
by Rogge. i bv Cadore. 2. Balk-Brenton.
Passed bali-Kruerer. Losing pitcher
Brenton. Umpires-Quirley and ODay. Time
OF game--i hour and 20 minutes
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Richards Aids in Victory.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEw YORK HraALp
CoRNwALL-oN-HUDs May t2.-Vin.
cent Richards. the Junior national cham.
pion, was member of the Fordham Prer
tennis team that defeated New York
Military Academy in a dual meet here to-
day by four matches 10 one.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
France Officially
to Attend Big Bout

~ ARIS. May l2.-France viii b.
represented officially at the
boxing contest between
Georges Carpenter and Jack Demp-
sey for the worlds heavyweight titie
Ia Jersey City on July 2. the first
time in the history Of the prize ring
that the Government Of country
has sent an official representative
q an International boxing match.
The National Todring Office IS or
ganiz'ng q voyage 20 New York on
steamer leaving June IS. the pas
aanvers on which will partly be the
official guests Of the Government.
CASTOR Vidal. Under Secretary Of
State for Physical Education. prob
ably VIII be the Governments rep
resentatve
The party viii live aboard tho
steamer. which will be docked IN
Jersey City. and will not sail on the
return journey until July s. in order
Is enable II to take part IN the
Fourth OF July celebration. u IS un-
dcrstood tho French liner LeopoldIna
VIII be used.
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GEORGE KELLY.
Senators Beat Indians.

CLEVELAND. May IL (American) -
Washington came back to form to-day
and defeated Cleveland 10 !. A pinch
hitter drove in the champions only run.
Eighteen Indians were retired on fly
balls. The score:
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Xavier High Wins.

Xavier High School defeated Cathedral OF
New York ~ baseball yesterday afternoon al
DyciJman Oval. 3 TO 4. Steffens % Nayier
famed eleven men.
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Three base hit-Grimm. Stolen hase-Whit-
ted. Sacrifice-Cutehaw. Double plays
cutshaw. Marnnville and Grimm Schmidt
and Maranvlile. Left on bases Pittsburgh
4; BOSTON. 2. Bases on halle-oft Glnxners
7: Off Wa'eon Il Hits-Off Watson, = In =
innings: off Oeschger. . ~ I inning struck
nut-Bv Glazner. 7. BY watson, !. Passed
bail-Glbson. Losing pitcher Watson Gm-
pircs-Brennar and Ensiie Time of game
hour and - minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
Timely Hitting by Pirates.

BosToN, May IL (National) Pitts
burgh made six Of It's seven hits count
in defeating Boston 3 TO I to-day. Gaz-
ner knocked In the winning run In the
eighth inning with a single to centre.
The score:
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Two base hits--Walsh. Spencer. Three
base hits-McCowan, Shields. Home run
McGowan. Sacrifices-Daughton. Smith. De
vine. Double plays-McGowan and Smith.
Newark. 8; Toronto. s. Bases on balls
OFF Winters, 8: Off Perryman. 4: off TIpple,
1. Hits-Off Winter, II IN y innings: off
BY Winters, 9; by Triple, .. wild pitches
Winters 2. Winning pitcher-Perryman
Losing pitcher-Winters. Umpires--CIeary.
Castor and McCowan. Time OF game
hours and 3 minutes.
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Totals. .s44Il 81 10 /
. l o. o o U l o.
o o o . / q D O--5

Two base Weinheimer. Brumpaugli.
Three base hit--Weinheimer. Sacrifice fly
Flynn. Stolen bage-Mearklc. Lef, on baset
N. Y. T., s. Pom State. s. Double plays
uirshfield Liss and Ferguson HirsHfled,
Kram and Ferguson; Korb, hearkle ana
Ullery. Bases on balls-Off Hrghfled. g;
Oft Hunter. .. Struck out-By hirshfied
3: BY Hunter, {. Hii by pitcher-By Miller.
Giss) Hits-Off Hirshfeid. III orr
Hunter. g; off Miller, 2 Umpire-Swenson
Time OF game hour and 80 minutes.
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Two base hits--C. Walker, Perkins. wiil-
Jams. Sisler. Three base hit-Williams
stolen haser-wiu. Tobiu SiHler .. Nul-
isms jacobson. Sacritlrcs-~DuEnu g. wal
l<er 2, Galloway Double play--rerkns ana
DuRan Left on bnses-phladephia. 8; ~
Louis, Z. Bases on balls-OH Harris. -
off Keefe 2. off Kop, /. tiits-ON Har-
rir. n INNINGS; of Keefe, ! ~ 2-3 In
ming; OF Rommel, ! In Is innings. or
Kolp. III innings tnone out In fourthl ;
Off Burweil. in 3 Innings; of Bayne. none
IN ! inning. hit by pitcher-By Keefe,
tSislorl. Struck out--By Harris. - ~ kolp'
2; BY Burwell, .. Bak-Bur"ci winning
pitcher-Rommel. Losing pitcher-iiurweil.
Umpires-Iiidebrand and Evans Time Cr
gRme-i hour and 80 minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
Il TEAMS SWN-RUTH AND KELLY KNOCK HOMERS- BOXING
THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULl

By WALTER IRUMBULL {
Copyright. 1921, by The Neto York Herald
LINES TO A GREAT MAN.
The peaks on iohich the co,tdors HUe
Don't interest as, but
We beg OF you the onStoer gire
To hoto to learn to putt.
While knowledge OF hol0 glass is made
Might be extremely ,ice,
The knowledge that 1coald bring as aid
rs hoto to cure q slice
Those not Gtoare that Verdi s0rote
An opera may be fools,
But tell us, please, tohat guy Of note
Composed the 0olfng r1IesS
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Lawrenceville on Top.

Special Despatch to THr NEW YerN HERALD
TRENTON. N, g.. May i2.--Lawrencoyllle
got firm footing on the state basenall
championship when II defeated peddie to-day
BY score ~ 70 2
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Tossls.ss u "A q Is Totals 40 10 le q II o

"Batted Tor Quinn in the eighth inning.
-Rar for Bodie IN the eighth inning.
tBatted for Dauss in the fourth inning.
Slated for Hollngs IN the rixth inning
FRan for Sargent In the ninth inning.
fBatted for Leonard In the ninth inning.
New York ....... 2-ft
Detroit .......... 3 0 o : o o p-iO
Two base hits-Cobb, veach. PectinpauRh.
Shorten. Three base hits--Heiifnann. Blue
2, Ruth. Home runs-Ruth. Schang. Roth.
stolen base-Young. Sacrifices-Pipp ..
Double piays-Peck'npaugh Ward and Pipp,
2 Ward and Pipp Mays. Pecknpaugh ana
Pipp. Left bases-New York. a. de-
troit, 2. Bases on balls-Off Sheehan, q
of Collins, o. off Leonard. 2. Hits-uff
Dauss, 10 in innings; off Hoilinss. . in
innings: off Leonard, . in innings: orr
sheehan. g In 3 % Innings: off Collins
in innings; off Quinn, In ID innings
off Ferguson In l inning; Off Mays, none
in ! inning. Hit by pitcher-By Collins, !
Cobb. Struck out-By Dauss. . by Hol-
lings, q by Collins, !; by Leonard. =; by
Quinn, 2 Winning pltcher-May5. Losing
pitcher-Leonard. Cmpires-CuunoIly and
Moriarty. Time ~ game hours and 81
minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

When the weather drops
a hint, better take it to one
of the -four corners!'
Light weight *Scotch
Mist overcoats are as
handy as they are hand
some-equally serviceable.
rain or shine.
Fine for motoring all
Summer long.
Golf Norfolks of Scottish
homespuns and cheviots.
Golf to in G S, golf
waistcoats, golf Jackets,
golf clubs, golf balls.
Luggage-packed full of
value!
Registered Trademarks.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at r3th St. -Four at 34th St
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4Ist St,
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THE WALLOPINC PAIR.

world George Kelly Ruth
afenoon This Kelly him. would
couple obgng
pitchers will scarcely stand for that beginning
for the clubs buy ranches
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NATToNAI. IEAGl

New York, Z, 81. Louis, =.
Brooklyn, a; Cincinnati, i.
Pittsburgh, 2; Boston, I.
The Chics 70 PhiIa deiphtA game was post
pon~d on account Of rain.
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
MEXICAN LEAGUE.


New York, II: Detroit. 10.
Philadelphia, 81 St. Louis, q.
Washington, 4; Cleveland, 4.
The Rosfon- Chicago game was postponed
on account Of rain.
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ROLL EN-, BOY.

We by the cbamrionn xu,
olympic There N.Y. Oh
tile 'NN "'io uoes
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r A LESSON.

If
New he
that
bad
many would believe ~ '' W.
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no 70 the Douh tn ItgertoUn his comrades cheer todou
The husky youth toho journeved there from Auento,n D
ana strohed the creU to rictorys
His names John Henri Teh
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Runs batted in-By Schultz, 2: by Mueller,
2, by McHenry. ! by Kelly. 4; by Young,
]: by Snyder. 2 Two base hits-Hornsby,
Lnvan. Three base hit-snyder. Home runs
Kelly. McHenry. Stolen bases-Burns,
Frisch. Young. Sacrifice hitYFrisch Double
croft. Left on bases--New York, 8: st.
Louis. 3. First base on error--St. Louis.
Q off schupp, T. H,s-off sherdel. / in
IL inning; off Haines, 5 In S2-s innings:
off schurs, l in 2 innings; off Barnes.
IN "a innings: off Saieo, 3 IN ia in
nings. Struck out--By Barnes, I; by Sal
ice, BY Hsines, J.: BY schupp. 3. Win
ming p'cher-Sallee. Losing pitcher--Haines
Umpires--Moran and Rigler. Time OF game
- hours.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
Newark Wins From
the Torontos, 9 to 5
Bears Score Five Runs in 8th
and Triumph, 9 to S.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS CAM,
STANDING OF THE CIURs.

Newark, o. Toronto, 8.
All other games were postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
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Eastern Leage.
College Baseball Results.

~ OHI1 Fl0Id~Iurn State, I3 Now Yorh
University, 6.
At Orouo. Me.-Now Hampshire. Z.
Maine. q
A, Madetury. Vt.--Vennont. 8. Middle.
bury. 4.
III Brooklyne. Mass Norwich University.
q: Northeastern College, 1.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Jersey City In Rochester.
Newark In Toronto
Baltimore in Buffalo,
Reading in Syracuse.
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Two base hits--Rice, Milan, Speaker
Stolen base--Harris. Sncrifice-Rice i.ert
on bases-washington, q; Cleveland l. Bases
on balls-off Erickson, .; Off Mails. l: otf
Caldwell, !. Hits--Off Mails, III Z in
nings. OFF Caldwell. none IN innings
Struck out--By Erickson. / by Mails 5.
Losing pitcher--Mails. Umpires-Nallfn VII
son and pinneen Time Of game--2 hours
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,TANDINC OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDUI

st. Louis In New York.
Cincinnati In Brooklyn.
Chicago In philadelphia.
Pittsburgh In Boston.
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Totair 24,on nlfn I

TOthTH. ~ = Y Y ~ IT
--,rrcd ror lIaines in the seventh innins
sni-' fouled out.
fBatted for schupp in the ninth inning and
walked.
tran for Clemens.
ST. Louis. ...... q q o. 9 o o 0 2-5
Now York ...... 4 o 0 g OF
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ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York In Detroit.
Boston In Chicago.
Philadelphia In st. louis.
Washington IN Cleveland.
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ROUNDING INTO FORM.


all
the they quitting bal thanth Il
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chief
He
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settled his
mel
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Snyder
dd
He
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HAsrRALL TO-DAY. rsBErs YIELD
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Totals ~ Gpo7 o.
'Batted for Harris In the sixth Inning.
4Batted for Lee in the eighth inning.
tBatted for Burweil I'm the elghth innIng.
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schedule worked out. will fill calls
only for temporary day work for
rrEto mon. Headquarters arc A. the
corner of Exeter and Eastou. The
negro y W. g.. A, at the corner OF
Cincinnati and Archer accepts all
calls but will fll only those for per
mau,nt work for negro women. the
federal state cmplymcnt agency
takes all calls but fills only those
for temporary day work for women,
and permanent work for negro men.
calls of Ill kinds are needed and all
viii bD 10. civ'd through he central
agency of the Rcd Cross.
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10 Retry Damage Case.

special tu Tho World
MIAMI June Reversing for
rer ruling Judge S g.. Fullerton
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urst limo Of tho Midland valley
tIpht-of ,,ny tn tho old bs,r, line.
hrirg , limo du, ,,.t from, tho north
limo 81 owen p,,l. to ,,h,,, ID into.
s,rts with tho west linz ~ tho Mid
itnd Valleys rIrnt .oT WAY. aud
tb,r,o duo r,st in where eoid Oeero
limo inicrscrtg. with ,b, RICH, .uf wa,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-27
CHEAPER RATES
FORLIMESTONE
HELP FARMERS
Retine4ion In Cost Of Transports
ton to Mean Increased Grain
Production.

A REDUCTION I'm limestone freight
rates announced a few days ago
by the Illinois Central and Chicago
G. Eastern railroads is regarded as
an important event for nltpois ag-
gricultural interests, according 10
word received by the Rock Island
county farm bureau from the hi
nois agricultural association today.
The reduction is the result or 3
request presented to the roads IN
June by a committee representing
the state association. the Illinois
farm advisors association, the col
lege of agriculture OF the state uni
versity and other agricultural or
CARNATIONS
The railroads were told that IN
less the cost of delivered limestone
was lowered in order to increase
its use, Illinois would soon have
as many abandoned farms al sec
tons of the east and south Il Is
said that 10000, 900 acres of sour
or acid soils in Illinois are in
urgent need of the initial applica-
ton of 10000. 000 tons of limestone
and 100000 tons yearly thereafter.
Proper use of limestone. 1t IS
claimed, would make possible an in
creased grain yield of 1o0,0O0,000
bushels annually.
Under the new rates, farmers
will save from 10 to so cents n ton
on the delivered cost of his lime
stone