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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18
BOSTON BRAVES
NEARING into
SELECT Circle.
Bean Town Tribe, Asleep since 1914.
Threatens to Pull Rip Van
Wrinkle Stunt,
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
New York, July 18.-A stronger
is shifting around basebalrs frons
yard. Like an outfit that has been
doing a Rip Van W.nkie since 1914.
the Boston Braves arc nearing into
select society. With the exception
of the rather sensational spart of
the Bean Town tribe, the major
league races are progressing, ae-
cording to expectations.
Pittsburgh, with a lead of two
games over the Giants, is maintain
ing a margin they have found suf-
ficient all season and it Will be
enough to give them a berth over
the New Workers as long as Ne
Graw's men slump when the buc-
cancers are slumping.
Last week the Braves won six out
Of seven games. They're hitting and
getting great pitching. The Pirates
should have the, hardest battle OF
the eastern invasion against Fred
MitchelTs men. Only IA runs were
scored against them in seven games
last week. Rather low averages,
The Giants won five out of six
games but the Pirates did not b so
good as they dropped three out Of
five games. Cleveland is beginning
to feel the New York Yanks on her
heels. The Indians had good
week, winning six out of eight
games. but the Yanks won five OUT
of six and kept tagging right along.
Miller Higgins may be the jinx
of the New Workers. After the ter
rible showing against the White
Sox in Chicago, Higgins met with
an accident and has been in the hos
pitaI. The Yanks haven't lost q
game since he left the club.
1t looks as if 10 clubs can start
now to rebuild for next season. No
team but he Pirates, Giants and
Braves warrant the belief that they
have a chance for the National
league penant and in the American
league they all appear to be out of
it but Cleveland, New York and
Washington.
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Notes of the Game

Every Bloomer, except Bogart,
broke into the hit column. Woehrs
and Harkins got four each and
Knisley was next with three.
There was one bit of sensational
fielding that appeared the brighter
because of the Islanders many mis-
plays. This was Newell's one
handed catch of ,Harkin's drive to
center field in the eight, after a
brilliant sprint.
One run in the fourth, four il the
sixth and one in the ninth, the
Bloomington total, were the direct
result of errors.
Benson's home run drive was the
real thing. 1t cleared the left field
fence by more than twenty feet.
Just as the pitcher was winding up,
someone in the grandstand yelled {:
Hitter over the wall, Elmer" and
Elmer Ike an obliging fellow, did
! just that.
| But for ground rules, which held
him at third Elmer might nav cir
cled the bases on his triple in the
ninth. 1t was a line drive to the
west side of the clubhouse.
Ross was taken out after the fifth
inning, with the score tied at three
all. Ambrose was greeted by three
singles in the sixth but these, alone
would not have been damaging
Five errors in rapid succession pre-
cluded any chance of Andy saving
the contest.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18

HOstilities between the BlOOmers
and Islanders on Wednesday, Elmer
Benson day, will start at 8 o'clock,
1t was announced this morning.
Joe Dunn, manager OF the Bloom
ingtOn club, asked to have the time
set forward a half hour in order
that his players can catch n late
afternoon train for home. Thurs
day is flag raising day at BlOOmer-
vile and he wants to get u good
nights rest for his men.
A committee is hot on the trail
OF Rock Island merchants today,
lining up the prizes that will be
awarded the players competing in
the field events that will feature
the program for Benson day. This
is the big opportunity for fans to
lay aside all other matters Wednes-
day afternoon and HE themselves
to Douglas park at an early hour
to pay their respects to the new
boss OF the Islanders.
Bob Breen's stay with the Island
ers was n brief one. The third
sacker sent here by st. Paul failed
to show anything, either in fielding
or batting, in the game Saturday.
He WAS released and Hank JandO
sent back TO the far corner.
Infieider Speitzer has notified
Manager Benson personally that he
will join the club. He was expect
ed to arrive today. Joe Burke, for
mer Islander, now playing a great
game in left field for Terre Haute,
says of SpeitZer: Hes the real
goods at third base and will do
much toward pulling the Islanders
out Of the rut ! have played with
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speitzer and know whereof I
speak"
No further word has come from
johnson, the Outfielder, other than
that he would come on this week.
He played 81 games with Terre
Haute last season, being tnird In
fielding with a percentage of .979.
Frank Smith is expected back
this week. His return should boil
ster up the pitching staff.
Bill Schirmer, erstwhile Island
er> has hooked On at third base
with the Cedar Rapids club. The
favOrite sport of Three-Eye man.
ayers seems to be In signing up
each others castoffs.
Manager Harry Brant Of Rock
ford is after another pitcher to
two. The scribes of the canton
ment city say this is all he needs
to bring the pennant in.
Terre Haufe appears to have
hDoUt everything needed for flag
winner. Coleman has an outfield
that has anything else in the league
outclnssed. mn infield that plays a
steady brand of ball, and q pitching
stan that seems equal to the de-
mands Of Three-Eye pastiming.
Why not Dow Vandine at third
base? Dow. at 81, is willing to get
IN there and show them he still
has something left in that good
right arm of his. Cedar Rapids
wanted Vandine last season. but he
couldn't see his way clear to leay-
Ing his home town,
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being behind the runner, was over
at third base with his back to the
play, expecting the runner to try
Tor three bases on the hit, which re-
bounded from the right center field
fence. Copeland appealed to
O'Brien, behind the plate, to decide
the play but he said he didn't see
it. After considerable wrangling,
the game proceeded with Drew
holding down second and no deci-
sion to give him that right.
At any rate, that threw the whole
Islander team OFF balance and the
Tots went through tho following in
nings to a comparatively easy vic
tory. Ambrose was taken out at
the end OF the third inning, with
the score 6 too, due 10 errat.c play
of his mates. Both umpires con-
t'nued to render bad decisions with
the islanders, as usual, getting The
worst of IL in the pinches. Score:
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took the lead in the second inning,
when F. LOBBY, on first, and Clark,
OF second, registered on J. Farrar's
single down the first-basa line.
Lynn Center did not threaten TO
score against the fine hurting Of
P. Wilson, who struckout ten and
allowed only enc hit. A one-han1-
ed catch of the circus variety by
Fitzsimmons featured the fielding,
while three doubles in four times
at bat was the record of P Wilson
Milan Journeys to Boden L ext Sun
Gay. where they will attempt to re-
venge an early season defeat The
Scnrn.
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Three base hits E. Sherrard,
Dahlberg. Robertson. Kerris (2).
Two base hits-Mueller, Dumphy,
Robertson, E. Sherrard, Johnson,
Eckhardt. Sacrifice hits-C. Sher-
rard, Mueller, Samuelson. E. Sher-
rard. Stolen bases-Dayison (2),
Mueller, Dahlbert ca. C. Eckhardt
Double Mueller to E. Sher-
rard; Radloff to Dumphy to E.
Sherrard; Kerris to c. Eckhardt
Struck out-By Radloff, 5; by Had
dick, /; by Hauck, 7; by Lambert,
1. Bases on balls-Off Radloff, 2;
off Hauck. 1; off Lambert, 1. Hit
by pitched ball-CDavison. L. Eek
hardt). Wild pitch-Radloff. Hits
OFF Haddick, 5 in 1 1-3 innings;
off Hauck, 20 in innings. Umpires
johnson and Alley Time 30
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18
HAROLD LUSK WINS
GOLF HANDICAP ON
ARSENAL SATURDAY

Harold P. Lusk of Davenport was
low man in the weekly mems handi-
cap tournament on the Rock Island
arsenal golf links Saturday after
noon. The competition was medal
play and Lusk had a net of IS, his
gross score being II and his handi-
cap 4. T. W. Gr:ggs and o. Is.
Grant, both OF Davenport, tied for
second with net cards of "A.
The scores of the leading play
erS follow:
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BRITISH TRACK
STARS ARE LII

Cambridge. Mass, July 1S.-lbI'
United Press. )-Prospects OF w,
tory for the Oxford CamDIlls'
track team that is TO meet the fals
Harvard combination next oatl-
day are not very bright. GeoIs33
Trowbridge, star hurdler, is III, o.
will not be able to compete. Me-.
mis-, middle distance runner. Is "a
up with bronchitis. and Stalisiss,
considered a sure winner and pr
ably a record breaker in the Inil'i
has fallen arch in his left root an
is under a physicians attention
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18
BOBBY JONES
HAS Vets OF
Golf WORRIED
! Temperamental Youth From Allan
ta Turns in Card OF IS in
| Practice Round.
BY RAYMOND CLAPPER.

Omitted Press Staff Cores pondent)
Washington, July IS - Bobby
Jones, the Atlanta boy wonder, has
the old-time golf champions, here
for the national open champion
ship, worried.
Jock Hutchison, Abe Mitchell and
other professional stars, are look
ing over the kid amateurs sensa-
tional score of IS turned in on his
Sunday practice round. wondering
whether the temperamental young
ster will be able to repeat in the
finals.
Practically all the headliners en-
tered in the tournament, which
opens tomorrow, were taking their
final workout today.
Officials of the United States Golf
association are here with the
American cup which President
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SATURDAY RESULTS

Moline won its eighth consecu-
tive game and the second clean
sweep OF a series by defeating Ev
ansville Saturday, to 2. The
Evas came within a hairs breadth
of tying the score in the ninth
when Patterson followed a walk to
Bashang and Gressett's double with
a single, scoring Bashang. bus Nc
Cue made a spectacular stop and
pegged Gressett out at the plate on
a close decision. The score:
Evansville $500. 900 001 001-2 4 l
Moline .. 900 oil 1913 8 4
Batteries - Morrison and Patter-
son; Matthews and DEUEL..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18
PEORIA BREAKS
WIN STREAK OF
PLOWS, 1908
Brooks Homer in First Enough to
Clinch Vicfory-McQuHlan
Does Hurting.

Brooks home run in the first in
ming with the bases loaded was
enough for Peoria to break Mo
lines winning streak Sunday, but
the Tractors continued pounding
McWhorter to all corners of the
lot for l Ito victory. Dressen's
hitting features. The score:
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RICHARDS WINS
TENNIS TITLE
FROM w. HAYES

indianapolis, Ind. July %
Omitted Press. )-Vinccnt Richards
brilliant youthful Workers, n l.
tennis star today held the western
championship. He defeated lh7
veteran Walter Hayes Of Chlcas9
title holder, in straight sets ",
Ga and 6-2. Lucian Williams o.
Chicago and Fritz Bastian OF u
dianapolis won the doubles nO4
Hayes and Clifford B. Herd, ,"
ga and 60.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18

D.
Three-base hits-Platte, McCue.
TwO-base hits-Jones, Dresser,
Lord. Sacrifice hits-Deufel,
Schlee, Platte. Stolen bases-Jack-
son, Dresser. Double plays-Evers
to Bluege to Jackson Struck out
By McWhorter, 2; McQuillan, 4.
Bases on balls-Off McWhorter, 2;
McQuillan, 3. Umpires-O'Brien
and Copeland. Time of game-2:05.
Tots, q; Rex, 6.
Rockford, Ill, July 1S.-Terre
Haute hit Littrell freely for a win
ming lead which Rockford threat
ened by batting rallies in the fifth
and sixth innings which fell only
one short but served to bring Root
into rescue Kerr here yesterday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18

Home rnnS-benSOn. Inrec-DaSc
lift - Benson. TwO-base hits
WOehrs, Schweitzers (2), Harkins,
Bratchi, Sykes. Sacrifice hits
Sykes. Stolen bases-Murphy (s),
Knisley, Woehrs- Double plays
Wire to Benson to Connolly. Struck
out-By BOgart, 3; by Ambrose, ,.
Bases ON baIls-Off BOgart, 4; OFF
Ross, 2; off Ambrose, 2. Wild
pitches-Bogart. Winning pitcher =
Bogart. Losing pitcher-Ambrose.
Umpires - Holmes and johnson.
Time-2:10.
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Washing

Harding will hand to the winner
Friday.
Ted Ray, the English pro, who
won the trophy at Iverness last
summer. came in for criticism from
golf followers here because he re-
fused to come to America to de-
defend his title. He said his club
would not pay his expenses.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18

lhree-Dase hits = Crouch, Gres-
sett, Allen Two-base hits-KeIly.
F1ckerle, Aftchison. Sacrifice hits
Coles, Kelley, Collins. Stolen
Dases-Mann. Double play@Keeley
70 Bubser. Left on base+Cedar
Rapids, II; Evansville. 8. Bases on
6alls-Of Rose, /; off Aitchison. 4.
struck out-By Rose, 6; by Aitchi-
son, 3. Wild pitch-Aitchison UNI
pire-F1tzpatrick. Time of game
200.
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SEMI-PRO GAMES
@
N. W. A. z; WATERFOWL. 4.

The Modern WoOdmen team de-
feated Watertown by a score of Z
to 4 Saturday Three runs were
scored in the ninth inning on three
singles by the victors. The M. W.
A. would like to arrange a game
for next Saturday. Call Johnson
at r. l. 3712Y,
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Buns, 6: Nl0Omers. 0.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa. July IS
Norman Sewell pitched his full
game for the Dummies Saturday
since early spring and shut out
Bloomington, 6 to 0. The locals
found Quinn's offerings easy and
gave Sewell the best of support.
The score:
bloomington 200 900 1000 6 |
Cedar Rapids. PIP 100 OO*-6 IA 8
Batteries-Quinn and Harkins
Dunn; Sewell and Fickerle. e
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TO SETTLE zap oJrRSTToy,

TOXIC, July 1S.-Negotiations be-
tween the United States and Japan
relative to the island of zap have
progressed so far 1t is expected the
question VIII BIS settled before the
conference ON disarmament
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THE SCOREBOARD

YESTERDAYS HERo-Ancient
George Cutshaw. The Pirates sec
ond baseman. tripled in the 10th
inning and beat the Giants 4 to 2.
RED FABER marked up his 18th
game when the White Sox beat the
Red Sox, to o.
FIVE runs In the sixth inning en-
sbiad the Robins TO beat the Cubs,
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IWO-DaSe llLS-T- " -I90I "
Stolen bases-H Wilson, Kuenl'
Double plays-P. Wilson to B. Loo
by to Kuehl. Struck uut-By Pow
ell, z; by Wilson, 10. Bases On
balls-Off Powell, 2; off Wilson, H.
Umpire-"Lefty" Taylor. Time
1880.
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Seiffert, Cunning. Sacrifice hits.
Campbell, Drew, Coleman. Double
playeSchmeidei to Riley to Dug
gan; Manouk to Connolly to Mur-
ply. Struck out-By Ambrose, i;
by Manouk, 1; by Sefffert, 8. Bases
on balls-0f Ambrose, i; of Berg.
2; on Seiffert, g Wild pitch-Berg.
Winning pitcher eiffert. Losing
pitcher - Ambrose. Empires -
O,Brien and Copeland. Tfme-1:so,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18
Rock Island Lines Win.

The Rock Island lines team de-
feated the Rock Island High Flyers
in a hard fought game Saturday
afternoon at Augustana campus by
a score of 3 to l. This makes IL
games won out of u played by the
railroaderS. Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Three.EYe League

Three-Eye League
Bloomington, Is; Rock Island, 8.
Peoria, II; Moline. 8.
TerTe Haute, z: Rockford, 6.
Cedar Rapids, 5; Evansville, 4.
National League.
Brooklyn, Z; Chicago, 5.
Pittsburgh, 4; New York, 2 90
innings).
American League.
Chicago, L; Boston. 0.
Washington 10; Cleveland. 2.
St. Louis, 5; Philadelphia, 30
innings).
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THREE-EYE LEAGUE.
Results Saturday.

Terre Haute. 4; Rock Island, 2
Moline, 4; Evansville, 1.
Bloomington, 2; Cedar Rapids, !
Peoria, z; Rockford, IS.
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Pirates, 4; Giants, ,.

bdIItI VIII LIIIt IUIh n T tOILIdII
and DAILY: Galore and Kruger.
Pirates, 4; Giants, ,.
New York, July 1S.-Pittsburgh
evened its series with the Giants
by winning an exciting 10-inning
game 4 to 2. The Giants tied the
score with two out in the ninth on
singles by Young, Kelly and Cum
bingham. Pittsburgh won in the
10th of Causey on pass to Bigbee,
Maranville's single and a triple by
Cutshaw. Score: r. II. Z.
Pittsburgh -. ...4 10 0
New York 8 0
Batteries H a m lton and
Schmidt; Barnes and Snyder.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18
Senators, IS; Indians, 2.

Cleveland, July 1S.-Larry Gard
ner's failure to cover third for a
force on Rice's bunt in the sixth
paved the way for the Indians to
blow up. Before the round was over
Washington piled up nine runs and
won, Is to 2. Score:
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Sberrard. Is; Edrington, 8.

! Sherrard administered Is to 8
! lacing to Eogington on the latter's
grounds Sunday. The winners
hammered out % hits for 33 bases.
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.FABER PITCHES
SOX TO VICTORY
King of MOundsmen Scores 10 Win
of Season by Trimming
Boston, l to 0.

Chicago, ILL.,, July 1S.-Urban
Red" Faber is king of the mounds
men. He won a 1 to battle from
Hugh Duffy's Boston Red Sox yes
terday afternoon. 1t was his 18th
victory for this season and he has
lost only six with a second division
ball club. Some pitching. Score:
r H. E.
Chicago L
Boston 0
Batteries-Faber and Schalk;
Myers and .Ruel.
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Cards, sc; Macks, 2-2.

st. Louis, July 1S.-St. Louis
trimmed the Athletics in both ends
of yesterday afternoons double bill
here, taking the first to 2 and the
second 6 to 2. Score:
r. H. E
Philadelphia ............2 5 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Freeman and
Wyatt; Shocker and SEVERED.
R H. E.
81 LOUIS o L
: Philadelphia ......2 Z l
Batteries Moore and Perkins;
Kolp and SEVERED.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18
VIII d. WEIRD GAME TO DUNNSe 1919
Don't Be Gutter! Be Dead Game
Sport! Boost for Benson Day!

be weather baseball FAM
The test of LOYALTY
be slipping; the time
dsyoursup encouragement
the OF the old
daysw when
Islanders straight
still the pennant
had
n honor the Islanders
Go utandw who's tup for m and all his players.
by the nd boost-don't knock.
up
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Home, runS-Dunning Strong,
Anderson. Three-base hit-Lewis,
LeReau. Two-base hits-Kerr. Sac
rifce hits-Danaher (2), Coleman.
Hardgrove, Rigsby. Stolen bases
Campbell 81, Riley, Brant, Ander-
son N2). Left on bases-Terre
HaUte, s; Rockford, 9. Double plays
Kerr to Riley to Coleman. Bases
on balls-Off Kerr, 4; Littrell, /.
Struck out-By Kerr, 8; Root, 2;
Littrell, 6. Hits-Off Kerr, 10
Is % innings); off Root, l e 1-3
innings). Umpire-Hughes. Time
of same-2-O0
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Bunns. 8; Eyas, 4.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July IS
Evansville had the best of the ar
gument most of the way but the
Bunnies rallied and won in the last
frame Sunday, when Rose singled
and Allen tripled. Aitchison de-
liberately walked Crouch and Rob
inson then forced in the winning
run by walking Bubser- The scnre.
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DODGERS DEFEAT
CUBS, SCORE Is
Fail To Hold Advantage After Get
ting Lead OF Four Runs
in Sixth.

Brooklyn, July 1S.-The Cubs
dropped the third game of the
series here yesterday after getting
away to a lead of four runs in the
sixth inning, which seemed ample.
The answer of the Robins with a
five-run squirt in that same inning
not only seemed but was ample and
the final result was Z to 5. The
BrOOklVn WaV Score:
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ROX Grab Pair.

Rockford, ILL.,, July 1S.-Rock-
ford took both games of a bargain
bill from Peoria here Saturday. In
the first encounter the locals bat
ted Marquard for four runs in the
second and third innings, but did
not get a hit off Nelson during the
remainder of the scrap. Home runs
by Anderson and Nespo with men
on bases made the sunset go" easy
for Rockford.
First game:
Peoria 900 900 1000 s l
Rockford -. ..013 900 00*-4 6
Batteries-Marquard, Nelson and
Schlee; Elliott and Rigsby.
Second game:
Peoria ....... 100 001 % 6 l
Rockford ...... .204 600 IS 8 l
Batteries - Hanson and Gold
thwaite; Wehri and Hurt.
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DISARMAMENT SPLITS JAPAN.

Toxic, July IS.--Japan seems ~
empire divided upon the issue.
the Harding disarmament COM 70
ence. with the bureaucrats on ~ re
side and the Liberal'sts on -
ether.
All the News-An the IlnS
The ATS4A
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Score by innings: r. H. Z.
c., R. l. & P. 000o1-3 4 2
High Flyers ...O00O010- 3
Sacrifice hits-Gooch. Stolen
bases-Dye. Berger. Gooch, Kent,
Gumtow. Double plays-Gooch to
Fennesy to Berger. Struck out-By
Merron. s; by Westlund, 4. Bases
on balls-Off Merron, 1; off West
lund, 1.
Milan Defeats Lynn Center.
Milan won its seventh game out
OF nins starts by defeating the Lynn
Center club yesterday. to o, Milan
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Saturdays Game.

An instance OF whore Two UNI
pires failed to see play and re-
fused TO render a decfsion-at least
that the spectators were conscious
of-occurred Saturday In the game
at Douglas park won BY Terre
Haute. 10 10 l. Drew, the visitors
shortstop. doubled to right field
The ball was reiayed by Tats to
Murphy and the islander shortstop
put the ball TO Drew trying to re-
tr.eve tho base he had over-Eun-
Umpire Bruce Copeland -anStaulEpal
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Yanks. s; Tigers, ),


Kolp and SEVERED.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-26

Peaceful valley" adapted from Sol
smith Russels famous stage success
which wiz De shown at the Parthenon
theatre beginning Monday, calls for
canine with similar co,gnamen.
Thus. it is not so strange mat Char
lie gave his own dog a part in the
photoplay
one Of tine most amusing situations
Ia the photoplay arises when Whisk
ers dangling a heavy rope around his
neck. comes trotting up the aisle, OF a
country church to his mast err Rosiah
Howe. who Is seated besides Virginia
HAND, beautiful girl from the city.
Hostah mas been greatly impressed
and embarrassed by the presence Of the
pretty girl at his side. IS agi2a-st at the
unexpected appearance Of th6 dog. The
congregation glares at Hosiah but
Virginia helps him make the dog com
Portable between them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-26
AT THE DELUXE

Many people have known that Mary
Miles Minter IS a clever horse woman
but few realize that SHE has ais learn
ed those difficult stunts that change
a rider from mediocrity to excellenc
She shows her ability in MOONLIGHT
and Honeysuckle," which opens at the
Deluxe theatre today and tomorrow.
Picking up her hat from the grosnd
white her horse was running at fun
speed i Bit THAT win get thru out
" even the most hlase playgoers And
vet Miss Minter does it as just part OF
The days work.