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The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-14

Grayson Foster, son of MT. and Mrs. J. F. Foster. of the Hotel Mena, has arrived in Mena to make his home. The young man will have charge of the free service car which started Tuesday carrying patrons of the hotel to and from trains. For this work MT. Foster purchased a new Ford from the Proctor-S Smith Motor Company.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-16

Juzgando por informes negados a
los Estados Unidos -induda ablemenae
incompletos, truncos, parciales y, po-
siblemente, tendenciosos-sobre ell re-
sultado de la mission del general Wood
en- Filipinas, puede va apreciarse que
no reina una absolute unidad de cri-
terio en- el archipelago sobre Ell pro-
blema de la independence. Alabado
por Ia prensa de todos los matices y
constituyendo uno de los mas afortuna
dos aciertos del presidente Harding ell
nombramiento de Leonardo Wood para
estudiar, s'de primera nano", la ST.
tuaci6n filipina, es garantia de serie-
dad, de buena fe y de respeto la
voluntad popular. Ademas, Ell general
1a de saber- y va ha comenzado a
demostrarlo- con los sent1-
mientos de las poblaciones que visite;
en- este caso, como en- todos, para
comprender uegar al fondo de una
question hpmana, hay, ante todo, que
abordarIa con simpatia, con deseo de
compenetraci6n y espiritu de armonia.
En- estas condolences, no puede me-
nos de esperarse que la mission de
Wood produzca resultados fecundos en-
bienestar Y progreso para ell pueblo
filipino. Factor perturbador, con todo,
para Ia rapida y armonica solucion,
ha de ser La aparente-al menos a pri-
mera vista-falta de unidad que Sc
eclla de yer en- ell pensamiento popular
filipino. Nos imaginamos que en- eI
alma de aQuellos ciudadanos ha de es-
tar, como en- todos los espiritus sanos
que vale decir 1ibres- -profunda y vi
vamente arra1gado Ell anhelo de gobier
no propio, de ibertad completa, de
independencia nacional. Y para este
diario, organo de las aspiraciones e
ideales de Ia raza hispanica en- los
Estad0s Unidos, NADIA puede ser mas
sinceramente grato que Ell simple indl-
clio de una esperanza de que pronto sea
Filipinas una nacion mas. Que orgu-
llosa del origen de su civilization espa
fola,. Sc apreste a avanzar hacia ell
progreso en- ell coro de las nacionalida-
des de nuestra raza que son prenda
de un porvenir formidable para Ell es-
piritu que sembraron-con mano ruda
prodiga, chorros de su sangre ge-
nerosa, en- vuelos de un alma inmen
sa-los Conquistadores
Pero las noticias de prensa y parti-
culares acusan que en- diferentes actos
phblicos que ha asistido ell general
Wood su acompahante w. Cameron
Forbes, Sc han hecho declaraciones, de
parte de representatives populares cuan
do, no francamente opuestas a toda idea
de independence, 81 declarando un reee
10 evidente contra el porvenir bajo un
gobierno nacional filipino. Una orado-
ra declare que cualquier persona con
sentido comdn podria apreciar que las
Filipinas no serfan nunca capaces de
defenderse contra un enenigo extran-
jero; al apuntar al peligro amarillo,
no dejaba de dar la nota que mas
sonoramente suena en- los Estados Uni
dos en- todas las tiradas contra la in
dependencia del archipelago. En- otras
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La independence de
las Islas Filipinas

ocasiones, frente las delnandas de alb
soluta Independents, Sc ha opuesto la
pet; ;ci6n de una autonomia mas anplia,
de un protectorado bajo La bandera
de las barras las estrellas. En- ell
fondo de Jolo, los moros dicese que re-
sisten ariscamente toda idea de So
metimiento una administrator taga-
la. Y elias son complicaciones del pro
blema que, como bien Sc alcanza. han
de explotarse por los enemigos de to-
da tentativa de secession flipina..
La verdadera soluci0n, evidentemen
te, ha de venir de la forma en- que
Sc logre coordinar ell mayor nilmero de
voluntades, la mas amplia suIna de as
piraciones, en- un haz apretado de OPT
j ni6n publica para apoyar en- ella ell
nuevo gobierno cualquiera que sea la
forIna en- que Sc decida establecerlo.
Pero para negar a esa demostracion de
opinion popular, sera precisa una Ia
Dor de preparation Y de instruction de
las mas humildes masas de poblaci6n
que, quizas, ahora, en- contacto illme-
diato con la paz organica establecida
/ al amparo de la autoridad y ell pro
greso instaurados por ell gobierno de
los Estados Unidos, muestranse escep-
ticas, o cuando menos POGO enthusiasts,
hacia la idea de yer las atlas posicio-
nes de la gobernaci6n del pals en- ma
nos de simples desprovistos del presti-
gio cue, para cierto nivel de mental
dades, tiene siempre ell extranjero por
el simple hecho de serlo. GAcaso no
/ es bien castillo Ell popular adagio de
j mo hay peor cu1a?"
Esta labor de instruction de las cla-
ses menos letradas del Archipelago, es
la labor mas ardua y mas urgente de
! los dirigentes del movimiento naciona-
! lista. La juventud universitaria, los al
tos elementos intelectuales de toda ella
ses, parecen sohdamente unidos en- la
/ aspiration de independence Si algu-
mas brechas proddcense en- Ell frente,
ante el general Wood, han de proce-
der de las otras classes entire las que
no hay que desdefar al grupo de bien
hallados al amor de los grandes nego-
clos que tienen como firme garantYa Ia
estabilidad administrative del pals. Ha
bra, pues, que educar esos elementos
a la idea de que la capacidad del pue-
bio filipino para gobernarse por 81 pro
pio, radica en- la preparation de sus
classes cultas de toda indole, para en-
prende una administration recta, Sc
vera, progresista. LiTnpia de los brotes
rnezquinos v fatales de la peQuefa am
bicion, de la rivalidad de encrucijada,
del encono ell despecho de banderia,
que han sido ell escollo mas perverso
en- que otras j6venes nacionaIidades
han dado sus mas lamentables tras-
pies.
Nosotros debemos aspirar-y esperar
"a que cuando ell pueblo filipino en-
prenda su existencia ibre, 10 haga CO.
mo un hombre que llegado a la edad
viril echa a andar firmemente en-
pieza su curse por la vida con toda
decision.
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sENTENCLA

"La Corte, ofda Ia allegation de
culpabiidad del acusado GUGERSIN
DO RHO, lie dec1ara convicto del deli
to subsiguiente contra la salud pt-
blica, comprendido en- la Ley de diez
de MARIO de mil novecientos diez,
proveyendo 10 necesario para castigar
la adulteracion de leche, ofrecerla o
tenerla para la venta, y teniendo en-
cuenta que dicho acusado es rein
cidente, toda vez que fue sentencia
do por esta missna Corte, con fecha
diez siete de abril de 1915, por el
mismo delito, lie condena la pena de
NUEVE meses de Carcel en- Ia del
Distrito, y pagar las costas de es-
ia causa Y Sc le prohibe en- absolute
la venta de leche. Publiquese esta
sentencia en- dos de los pri6edicos
de mayor circulation de Ia Isla, y
anunclese por medic de cartelones q,
Sc fijaran en- los sitios pIblicos y en-
el "domicilio casa del acIlsado"
Y en- cumplimiento de 10 dispaesto
para su publicaci6n en- eI periodico
IL MUNDO de acuerdo con 10 que pres
ribe la Ley, libro la presente que auto
Izo con mi frna y sello Official de la
orte en- Arecibo 81 de mayo del 1921.
r. SAN MILAN,
Marshal del Distrito.
- Advt.
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aERcAA hlLRaAD COMPANY OF Pro. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE 80 ~


- - Spgaaaa em VaRa1 @on6s 1
la y AaaEoe ~ x144, ~.
v1BaAeA AsAgosta. -
mAa
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ADoRADoREs DE BAco

Seg1n nos comunica nuestro Correspon
sal en- Sabana Grande, en- el barrio de
'Machuchal'' fue cogido un alambique
de grandes dimensiones, con todos sus
accessories cierta cantidad de ron, pro
piedad de Felipe Lugo y Carlos Vega San
chez.
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NO ERAN PAcIFIsTAs

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos
comunica que han sido denunciados,
por alterar ell orden, Pedro Rivera, San
tiago Cruz, Julio Jesds, Julio Mora,
Juan Figueroa, Gervasio Mercado, Fer
nando Gusman, Ramon velez y Delfin
Perez.
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EN- LA CoRTE DE DISTRITo DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE ARECIRo,
PUERTO RICO
EsTADOS UNID0s DE AMERICA.
Ell Presidente de los Estados Unidos SS
EL PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO
Gumersindo RHO
aCAUSA NUMER0 1887.
DELITO:-Contra la salnd Pnblica
EpICTo
OFICINA DEE MARsHAL

70, Rafael San MILAN Escalona, Mar
shall de La Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Arecibo, Puerto Rico, HA-
Go SABER: Que esta honorable Corte
en- session del dfa 27 de mayo en- curse y
en- el case arriba expresado dict6 la ST.
guiente
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-19
CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
TO Be OPEN TO ALL
W. J. Lu1ens Company Presents the
Winer With . Beautiful
Chalengo Cup.

There seems TO ne a mistaken idea
circulated about the city that the Guy
championship OF tennis. 10 be held next
week AZ the Wheeling Tennis Club. Is 10
be for members Of the club ONLY. The
tournament. which will decide the ci'F
hornrs IS omen 70 any man. wor,an. boy
or r.rl In the city. and We horc all VIII
enroll" was the statement made last
evening Nv Rohcr, rcrwar. member
Of The committee IN charge.
There has been feeling existing
throughout the city that the nee, WAS
confined To members OF m club molly,
and N" announcement Ivy Mr.. Fermar
cNrrains that there are n" restrictions
The ONLY thing necessary to enter
cxpiaincd Mr. rcrmar, "is that the per
son ray the entrance fee. small
amount"
Th,. rournamcn. 10 decide the cham
nIonship viii 10 DOUBT attract largo
crowd as y will 10 interesting, and
MANY arc expected To enroll The four
courts Of thr club viii hc used. i? Hc""s-
s,ry. all at one time iu rlr" for N" con-
tcStTNtS.
As an added attraction. in addition to
tho til" II champion, I challenge bowl
has been offered by tho w. i. Lnk"ms
,'nrnrarv to IN" winner "t m" mon
singles. and II Is expected this will bo
ro,r,. contested Tho bowl hrr"mcs tho
property Of the winner three successive
tunes.
r, arrlv. address Wright HuEus, T. q.
COX $40. r:,y. to Tom Cummins. Ma
,ionai E1chang" Bank building, or any
10 ,,F,N,f ZOE H.
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Triads Win From Brooke

The fast Triadclph!a A. G. nine Wor
from tho BROOK" \. {. nine ot Wells
hurS n Fulton sunday afternoon in an
interesting .:amc. before large CROWD
~ me s,'r-" 81
The Triads were on III" short END OF
the score until tn" fourth inning when
q cv drove twn pitchers 10 the showers
IN 4 batting rally ard before tch third
NAN vas out seven runners had crossed
40 ;iarc with scores. Score by innings
r-onkr ..... Oni no ocn--4 2
Triads ... COL 700 0o0-S IS ;
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GIBBONS MATCHED
WITH CARPENTER

NC" Iork, July Ie~Gom SlD-
bons, Of St. Paul. today was matched
to meet Georges Carpenter In octo-
Dor for the worlds Light heavy
weight championship.
Articles were signed by Eddie Kane.
Gibbons manager and Promoter Tex
Richard. The bout will be either in the
arena in Jersey CITY In which Carpenter
lost 10 Dempsey or in Madison square
Garden. The weights Will be lT5 pounds
or under. Richard did not announce the
other terms
Kane agreed 10 have Gibbons on the
scene Of battle three weeks before tho
match. The ST. Paul boy is on vaca-
ton in the Minnesota woods. Carpen-
ter signed articles two weeks ago.
agreeing t. meet any man Richard Sc
.cctcd hut expressed desire TO fight
Gibbons
Carrr7,!e- sailed last Thursday for
France To undergo treatment for his
right hand, injured In the fight with
Dempsey. He if expected tn return
about tho middle OF September. and
probably wiii be accompanied BY Mad
amc carpenter and JacGucl!nc. their In
fart daughter Tho old training quar-
tc,s =; Manhassct have hcen retained.
Gibbons. a brother If phantom Mike
Gibbons ~ mlddlewciEht fame, IS thirty
ono wears Old. He fought many bouts
from 1919 To 1919. but slowed up con-
sidcrablv and was seen in f"w mAtch''s
durir.; 1914 ard 1870. II" returned I"
the ring this year. however. and won
mos; Of his bouts by knoCkoutS. AL
though none Of his latest opponents WAS
ne chamrionship ral!bre. Gibbons showed
marked ,mprovemcn, in style and punch
ing power.
CARPENTER tipped the scales at lfs
for The Dempsey bout.
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INF ER|ALS WIN
FROM ADENA A. {.
IN FAST CAME

In ono ., 'he fastest ard closes,
N mes n, the season the Imperial A c.
defeated the Adcna A. {. on Their own
diamond yesterday afternoon by score
~ 5 10 Tn" game was very last
from the start 70 mo finish. and s!nE'a
runs were made in each Inning with
the exception ~ tho second. when the
Imps-ia,S made two runs. due n plCon
swattinE a homer with on" man on sec
ond.
At times II looked as though The
Rarne would continue for extra innings.
as both pitchers were holding tho Other
team httiess. but the Tnper:alS hr"k"
the e" ~ no eighth inning WHOM they
added ono -Vn.
Ducan N" cN7~r: pitcher for ,hr In
periaIs. then hold Adena from hitting
tho hal IN the last two innings.
Following - tho summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-19
.BENWOOD V|CTORS
BOOK HARD GAMES

Saturday afternoon the Victor base
hal, '"a ~ OF R"auood viii meet the t1>t
McConkCy team "f Wheeling on tho mt
Ter: pruuni~ at Tunnc! Green. bn
Sunday afternoon the Bcnwood boys
Journey TO brilliant. o.. where they
VIII stand Nh against the ia Schall team
ur that place. The h"yS arc wild over
their brilliant showing la'rly and Arh
confident THAI they VIII bring the win
ming hnnurs 20 Rcnwuod.
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his LONGEST HOMER

Dc'r":, July lS.-li7he Ruth MI MS
lnurrs: horn" run ~ Tho season here TO-
dav. sending the ball over the corner
Of the cer,ertield fence in the eighth
inning game that New York won
r.-ilv 10 70 /. The ball hit the ground
so frc' from the home plate. Ruth's
former record for the season was $50
feet. the blow being delivered at tho
POLO grounds. 1t was Ruths thirty
sixth circuit drive this year, and was
made nff Co!". Tn" s:uEger scored ono
runner ahead OF him. Score:
r. n. z.
Now York n n : 0 . DO -
Detroit 80 0 o o. I
Nov= and Schang: Ehmke, Cole ana
Marion
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rwo FOR WHITE soI

Chicago. July lS.-'hicago took ooth
games "c Il doub!e-hcader from boston
Today. winning the first. 70 In 10 In.
rirC& and the second to 3. Errauc
rI,vinr caye the visitors an early lead
IN ,he tnI,ial contest ninth inning
batting rally by the White Sox gave
,har, tho victory IN the second. Score:
First game: II H. =.
Bos..n n q q q q I q o % 10 o
Chic,-o q q o q n 0 is l3 ,
Jones and Ruel; Kerr and Schalk.
Second game: II n. =.
Ros,on 80 n 0 ; 0 0 o. n
Chtcag, ....2 0 q o - Is 0
Russell, Kerr and Walters; Hodge and
faryan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-19
OLYMPIC PLAYER
DEFEATS BURTON

Jim Burton. pocket billiard player
ro- n" For, Henry Smoke N"us". is,
another gam" last night when b." Wan
dcc~ntoh by N" PLAYER rom The plyn-
pic pool room 81 NouUdSrl!l". tn" s""r"
Wa - 20 -. Eurton lost tn gam" On
arc"ur' of having several bad breaks
wh'l" his opponent hai a Iar:" number
~ no bats set IN front ~ n" pockets.
Several very good shots wcr" mad" by
hnth rlaNcrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-19
DOUBLET FOR
REDS WITH THE
QUAKER BUNCH

Philadelphia. July r-Nnciana;i
took both ends OF double header fror;
Philadelphia today hy ne same score.
. 10 ). Peter ponohu~. a recruit from
Christian Bros college. Texas. relieved
Marquard In IN" arst inning OF re FIRST
game after the Philltes had secured
four runs and held the locals to four
scattered hits for tho remaining eight
and two-'hirdS innings.
Eil"- was me winning pitcher In the
second game. though he Wis taken GU;
OF the box In tho seventh inning when
the phi,iIes had BRIEF rally. Peters
IN" recruit catcher who won the sec
oad game On Saturday with home run
had another c!rcUi, drive today IN the
second game. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-19
VICTORY IN THE EIGHTH

81. Louis. July ls.-An error by Gal.
loway. a MT hatsman two passes ana
thru" hits in the eighth inning tooay
cave the st. Louis Americans four tall
iics and n 4-to-2 victory over Philadel-
rh,a. Harris winning streak was
h-nken. He previously had pitched
eight successive victories for the Am
l.,,cs score. R II e
rh,,adclrhia ...olnolooo II /
{, Louis ...0oonooo s l
HARRIS, Kccre and Perkins: Van Glider.
Shockn7 and SEVERED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-19
POCKET BILLIARDS
At MOUNDSV|LLE

Orc ~ The most interesting games OF
pockc, billiards is 20 be played this eve
ming 4, =. 40 o'clock at the Strand pool
room IN Moundsvilie at which time JOG
Lambert. shooting for Rui'ers OF Wheel
ing will meet Tom Callahan Q; the
strand Neither Of these two men have
shot before and they promise TO put up
an ,N,..l.nt showing as both arc Booo
ruckr, billiard players.
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Andre Colbert Is the French Acc ~
Tennis PLAYERS As far back as l9lh
We md HIM boating som" Of the best
PLAYERS tnclari could send agains,
him. ImproS ing his game AZ the wears
passed on. h" stands today on par
with the greatest players IN the world
During me lnt"r-Alli"d games. pitted
aSains, Capt. O'Hara Wood. the crack
the Frenchn,an played bril-
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Hc Is now 81 wears ~ az" and should ~"
at tn" '"r of his game. For II years h."
has, been playing IN open competition
ard during that stretch has had som"
ro'iahl" victories.
Should Colbert and his cohorts su"-
coed in capturing IN" Davis Cur. III"
wh";" world viii l." pl'H"cd-and II
would h" the first tim" tho coveted prize
had been won fur France.
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Two base Mis- --EaHrrof;. Thr'" has"
hit Burns. Hon" run Rawlings.
Stolen bases -ErlSch. Barns. Nar2n-
VILE Sar-,tc"- E1rcrott. Ncht. Young
Double PLAYS tr'sch. Rawlings and
Kelly. GRIMM. Maranvl!lc and GRIMM. .
Bancroft, and Kelly; bancroft. Rawlings
ard Kelly e.. tor on bas"-New
York. !. Pittsburgh. :. Ras", on balls
or N"Nt !. oH Morrison. i.'"H tiia=-
ner. / H:tS--OW Morrison. : in mon"
out in fourth: ofr GlaEUrr IN :: nN
RAIDER. n , H, by p,tch"r--EN T;'aZ-
ner BURNS. Struck Out--Hy N"Nt 4:
Morrison. ?. Glazner. l. Losing pitcher
-Morri$H. lmp:reS OulSley and
Brennan. TIntr--l 81.
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SEVENTH INNING
RALLY WONFOR
CLEVELANDERS

Cleveland. July ls.-C!eveland defeat
ed Washington. 3 to :. today in pitch
ers' battle between Sothron and Mo-
gridge. The former was wild but held
W. shincton to six hits. two OF which
were hunched with n pass In tho sixth
Inning Cleveland scored the t!e!3g and
winning runs on Sewci!'s triple. errors
by HART: and O'Rourke, and Evans
single Sore:
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nartly and made short work ~ ~"
Nut'podrnr in straight let's. THIS f"a'
ai"u" wou;I stamp any Macy aS Il top
notch performer lNaSmuch ~ Wood mad
lust previously d"fcat"! Paterson.
Colbert Is sort Of Unconstitutional
lin combination. with lot ~ points ot
his own scattered throughou, has game
He shows the varied uuranny snake
service OF BROOKS, win N" most nm
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with the Baseball season past The half
way mark the tigh; tor cham2ionsAi?
honors Is steadily narrowing down 70
the two clubs In each league which rs
ured TO be the contend-rS The only
SURPRISES are the RoSton Braves, u team
which is hanging on doGEcd'y and play
Ing steady. consistent and Sometimes
strong baseball but which has n" real
chance OF heating out either III" liant
or Pirate outfit unless one cracks BADLY.
In the American League the Yankees are
making slow gatrs--~and. 80 long as they
hold as close to Cleveland az hey now
are their chances ~ wearing down he
Indians and winning Il" championship
are better and better.
Washington stu battles dorE"d'y. do
Ing h"r'-r than tho dope ,nd.-r'"i. but
the disturbing factor IN their ''s" los
IN the tuct that the Athletics $""u . he
developing their rcai strength. and the
schedule ~ thr Senators. and 'hc
Athletics hodes III 'ur Wash!r@''n
Those Athletics. although way down
me Nsi probably w. \" ~" r'a' IN
settling element IN m, American L"aEue
from now 70 tho finish. I, il a team
Nahl~ :" h"a' any cam In -" league
any day a1h ono which. had harmony
existed AL S"a son. ami had Il escaped
hard luck. wnpId have ca much NOR" ot
de,n,ori,c no,rn- ,bs uncertainty nf IN.
er,,,'' ro,r.rn t,,r,,sho. rc.I, min
II IS a tough league" now. with no
team n II against which any other
team can save up pitchers q: harder
games ADAMS, rAh"r and Kerr no
team can use s"corh-str:nc pitchers and
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-1rT OFT oP.roUR

Brooklyn. July 1S.-Chicago male II
three out OF four from Brooklyn BY win
ming today. 20 |. Ponder allowed me
Superoas eleven hits but was save! by
SHARP reidlnE Ruether. IN his mrs. ar-
pearance since MIS- ten-day Suspension.
nas Wild Score. r. H. +.
Chicago III Ia i 5
Brooklyn 30 0 : 0. 0 u . o. II o
Pord.- and DAILY; Ruether Mitchell
M,l'sr
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TW0 YOUNGSTERS BATTED OUT Of
= THE BOX BY THE GIANT H|TTERS

New York July S.--Ths New York
Mammals scored ,he'r second crushing
,.,r,o-,. over Pittsburgh n n" present
sores wirn.nS today i % / lhe
Giants scored eight runs ~ me tou''A
,,-,,... vbsn w. v:;rnlnE Youngsters.
>tn--rsn, and ,ilaInC.. were batt"d hard
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Summary TWO base his Evans. For
ter. Whe,an. Cor!cy iloa" runs. lmEan.
Sar-.Nc" hits WhHlar QUINN. Moore.
RrSr OF balls. on inlGIn. I. - N"Ut'n.
; Stack oTt. by pugan. +: w H'H'"n
2 Hit by pitcher; Porter. Left ~" bases
imperial : A'leHa. :. tmp!r" Johnson
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The Standing.
Today's Games.

s.: Louis ~ Boston.
Cincinnati a; Philadelphia.
Chicago at BROOKLYN.
Pittsburgh At New YORK
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Two base hits: Miller. Rrower. Ste2n-
cnsnN Thrnn base hit: SeweN stolen
bases. Snarks. Harris. Smith. Sacrifices:
Rice. .: Wood. nouh!" play: Evans and
Ht.r.r!,ak.r Left on base: WashinEto ton.
.: Clcvr'and :. Ease on halls: on soth.
cror. ). Hit by pitcher: BY Sothoron. l
(IIarr.s) struck out: by Sothoron. :.
raay.I bal. Tlrinich. |. Empires: Owens
arI Evans Time: 2:lo.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Newark s Ruttalo : 90 !nnInGsD
READING. II. Syracuse. - to ;raiags)
Reading. ?; Syracuse. l.
Baltimore, s. Toronto. 1 as 'n7lngsD
Jersey Clty-Rochcster. postponed.
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