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NEW MEXICO WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Surface road from Gallup To Albu-
nuerquc to be- finished this year.
Town of Tyrone built at cost of
81, 900. 900 now empty shell.
Gallup-rourist traffic steadily in
.creases.
Galhip-New Mexico Ice and Pro
ducc Company's plant is now best
equipped in state.
Curry county expects TO harvest a
Der cent more wheat this year
Coal production in state lowest III l.
wears. many mines operating onl\
three days week.
states first fish hatchery to be To-
Gated - miles from Santa Fc.
Eighty thousand dollars to be eN
pended ON now road between IA, We
gas and Watrous.
albuquerque grades miles Oi
streets in University Heights.
Forest service and state to construct
SlOOOOO road project between Ablqul
and TERRA Amarillo.
albuquerque MOntezuma College
may not open this year, work on build
ing to proceed. T..
QUAY county is very progressive IN
school building this year.
strawberry growing to develop into
important industry In Portales val
ley.
Embarrassing business men of Las
Vegas raise SI5OOOO for new hotel.
Rates reduced on hay shipments ou'
of state.
Lincoln county goat raiser reports
100 per cent increase In herd this sea
son.
Ranchmen in Datil section have un
usually successful lambmg season.
Lordsburg Chance mine to b'
in operation soon.
Preliminary survey Of Grand Canyol
cutoff completed.
Estancia to begin work ON new sewel
land water systems July lst
New county of Harding to hold bli
celebration June II to II.
Iordsburg rg-COopcrntiye mill here j.
great success.
Lordsburg Big Octo mines to h'
opened soon.
sunshine valley attracts many set
tiers.
Ration to build Episcopal churcl
costing $4,000.
Las Cruces gets two new business
blocks and ii new homes in past year
contracts given for paving ANA t"'
concrete bridges.
Cluvis-Creamcry and cold storag
plant 10 be built here.
Iogan-$30.OOO bond issue voted Il
build new school
silver City-A 12-foot vein OF ricl
silver ore opened in Volcano mine.
Roswell-A $4,000 bridge to be bull
across the Pecos river at Hagerman.
Santa Fe-Final valuation Of minin
property In 1920 totals Sl6,SlO,OJl.
Maglalena Black Hawk Petroleum
lCompany drilling test well at Datil.
Albuquerque for S2'WOW
Hydro Electric plant started.
Albuquerque S60,OOO damage don
hy epphcrs TO bitches In elcphan
Butte district.
Santa Fe-MOunt de lion Minin
Company to build 20 stamp mill.
albuquerque -- OwenwOOd Distribul
ing Company to build 100000 plan
here.
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Ri USINESS DEPRESSION IS
OVER, SAYS BANH HkiD

New York. June 2.-The business
depression Of 1921 has passed and The
financial condition Of the country Is
such now that It should Inspire only
optimism. W. p. c. Harding, governor
.of the Federal KeSc'V board. declared
today In an addre, before the an
nual meeting Of the National Auto
mobile Chamber Of commerce. The
fiu.,I, al situation IL The Federal Re
serve system is stronger than II ever
has been and banks are anxious to
lend money to legitimate business he
said.
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THERE Is NO HOPE

For those who hoped for "medici-
nal' beer to cure their particular all
ment, there is no hope medicos are not
going to be turned into barkeepers II
the prohibs in congress can help it.
and It looks like they could help Il a
lot. What the Volstead act needs are
officials not interested I'm breaking Il
down by false construction and half
hearted enforcement. The country
voted dry" and there viii hardly be
n congress assemble i'm our day that
does not put a plug in the leaks that
drip with bootleg poison.
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WHEN TULSA GOT SOBER

Oklahoma's governor Is quite EN-
phatic in his scOrn for Tulsa's police
force that permitted IAN impudent
negro, an hysterical girl and yellow
journal reporter" TO precipitate a
clash between whites and blacks that
ended in the death OF . white men. 10
negroes, destruction Of more than a
million dollars worth Of property and
the beggering Of 5000 negroes. Tulsa's
civic organization has accepted re-
sponsibility for the outbreak and ls
planning TO care for the victims.
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FLORIDA WELL BEING DRILLED

The Florida oil well west OF the city
Is again the scene Of drilling opera
tions. j. B. Berger, an experienced
driller. doing the work. The hole is
down almost 1900 feet and past tine
Gbstructio nthat has for weeks held up
the enterprise. The hole has been
Strengthened and no more difficulty is
expected. The oil sand will again be
pierced within the next ten days, ac-
cording 10 the field manager.
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ANDREW Il. STR0UP Il
NEW PROHIB. OFFICER

Washington. u. c., June "A. h.
Stroup. of albuquerque. has been ap-
pointed prohibition enforcement OF
ficer for the border department at
III Paso and former Sheriff ID. W.
snyder Of Union county, prohibition
director for New Mexico.
The border department includes
the states Of Arizona and New Mex
leo and most OF the state OF Texas.
Mr.. Stroup succeeds James Shevlin,
who resigned April IL.
MIR. Snyder succeeds Antonio Lu-
cero, with headquarters at Albuquer-
que.
Both appointments are effective
Immediately.
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w. p. BIRCHFIELD WINS
IN ALIENATION SUIT

A directed verdict for defendant at
o O'Clock last night In the district
court ended the suit for SJO,OOO for
aieination OF affection brought against
w. +. Rirchfield by his daughter-in-
law. Mrs. 5. A. Birchfield. On motion
of Attorney A. w. Pollard for the de-
fendnnt the court ruled the evidence
NJ the plaintiff insufficient to consti-
tute a cause for action.
Vaught 4 Watson were attorneys Tor
the plaintiff
Mrs. 5. A. Birchfield charged her
lfather.in-iaw with having conspired to
separate her from her husband.
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STREET LIGHTING CONTRACT

At meeting OF the city trustees last
night at the city hall a 1-year street
lighting contrct was entered into
whit the Deming Ice & Electric 20. at
practically the same rate as last year
The new contract takes the place OF
an S-year contract that has just ex-
pired. The charge per month addi-
tional over the old contract Is $13.
The trustees granted a request 70
place a street light at the corner Of the
new Spanish Methodist Church.
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THE NORDHAUS WINDOW
ATTRACTED MUCH NOTICE

An ideal Luna county farm was pic
tured in miniature In show window
at thte Nordhaus hardware store last
week. House. barns. sheds, windmill,
pumping water, engine pumping water
for irrigation. ducks swimming on
ground tank. cows browsing on real
growing alfalfa, sheep In meadow OF
real grass, even down to the family
dog and jiney, all were shown. The
effect was most striking and aroused
considerable interest among the littl,
folks who wondered how the crops
were made To grow so naturally.
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MASONIC MEETINGS

Special Conclaves of McGrorty
Commandedy No. 4, Knights Templar.
on Tuesday. June 18th and Wednesday,
June Sth, for work OH the Orders.
Stated Convocation Of Deming r. A.
NJ Chapter No. ., Thursday, June 9th.
Special Communication Of Deming
Lodge No. II on Friday, June 10th,
for work ON the First degree.
EDW PENNINGTON.
Secretary and Recorder.
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Between Tyrone and Deming:
Between Deming and Hernanas
MORE ROAD WORK

The highway commission decided
upon the Issuance of debentures In
the sum Of $SOO.OOO, Highway Engi-
neer Gillett announced today.
This was done, he said, chiefly for
the relief Of the men thrown out Of
employment by closing down the
mines. the wholesale slashings In ran
road forces and other causes.
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Bon CAR THIEVES TO TUCSON

Sheriff Jack Smyer and Joe Kelly
chief special officer for the Suthern
Pacific CO., left the city last Thursday
for Tucson with Charles Wagner
and Jacob Alarid, who have confessed
to being members Of a gang OF box
car" thieves The two prisoners were
arrested at Albuquerque for the theft
of an automobile at which time a
woman was also arrested who later ac'
used Alard under the Mann act.
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MISS KAISER RESIGNS

Miss ImOgene Kaiser, who has
taght In the Deming Public Schools
for the past eleven years, has gone to
visit with relatives in Oklahoma City,
Okla, after resigning her place on the
teaching staff. Deming patrons Of the
schools regret the departure of Miss
Kaiser who was much beloved by her
pupils. She taught at various times
in the third, fourth and fifth grades.
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ONE TRAIN A WEEK ON Ell
PAS0 AND SOUTHWESTERN

Thursday, June . the following III
Paso and Southwestern railroad
schedule was put into effect between
Tyrone and Deming and Hermanas,
showing trains 2i and 22 Wednesday,
only:
Between Tyrone and Deming:
Wednesday only leave Deming al
o 80 a. m. ; arrive Tyrone II :05 p. m.
leave Tyrone II 10 y. m. arrive Dem
ing . :55 p. IN.
Between Deming and Hernlanas:
Wednesday only. arrive Deming
o 80 a. m. leave Deming 3:i5 p. m.
leave Hermanas S 30 a. m; arrive
Hermanas 4 40 p. IN.
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FISHING SEASON NOW OPEN

June fist to Nov. 25th That is the
time in which you can 10 fishing.
There IL nm abundance Of all kinds OF
fish at the Elephant Butte dam No
bass fishing allowed, 50 have care
Las Cruces Citizen.
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WILLIAMS SUGGESTED FOR U.
s. MARSHAL BY N. NJ. FRIENDS

Santa Fe. n. NJ. June 4.-1'he
friends Of Hugh Williams. chairman OF
the state corporation commission. are
bringing him forward as a compro-
mise candidate for the appointment
Of United States Marshal, although
Williams disfavors any active candi-
dacy for tie job.
Deming graphic., 1921-06-07

Mrs. Harry Wells left the city last
week for California where she VIII
spend several months.
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INDEXED SUMMARIES OF
RACES AT BELMONT PARK
WILL BE FOUND ON
PAGE 8, THIS SECTION.
Mile. Lenglen and Mrs. Mills
Win Doubles Tennis Match
French Star Leaves Court,
Feeling Ill.

Mile. Suzanne Lenglen and Mrs. Davis
C. Mills were forced to play two deuce
sets yesterday at the Orange Lawn
Tennis Club OF South Orange y. j.. in
order TO score a victory over Miss Leslie
Bancroft and Miss Martha Bayard of
Short Hills in n special invitation match.
Mile. Lenglcn's playing did not appear
to bear out reports that she had re-
turned to the form she displayed In
Paris when she won the worlds cham
rionsnip title.
When the French girl left the courts
she seemed to be suffering from another
attack of the illness that forced her to
default her match with Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory in the first round OF the tourna-
ment for the women's American cham
pionship at Forest Hills.
In the clubhouse yesterday afternoon
immediately after the match Mile. Su-
zanne was shaken with the same spasms
o. coughing that attacked her In the
second set of her match with Mrs NAL
lory. She complained OF feeling III and
was obviously not UP to her regular
form 1t was the good playing cc Mrs.
Mills that enabled the pair to defeat
the Bancroft-Bayard combination. Tho
scores were 7--5. 81.
The attack OF Miss Bancroft, who
comes from Boston. and her partner
wac directed ut Mrs Mills and kept
that player on the run throughout the
two sets. The play was fast and furi-
Gus from start TO finish and the gallery
OF 1900 persons applauded both Sides
An admission fee was charged and
the receipts are to be turned over to
the American Committee for the Relief
OF Devastated France
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Yankees Big Stick Work
SmOtherS Athletics, 1913
Close Series With Mackmen With Decisive Triumph
Ruth Gets Double, Triple and Single,
but No Homer.

ting order cured in the carnival of
clout which gave the Yanks total
OF twenty-four hits. Ruth could not
hit homer but he did grind out a
double. triple and a single. Schang
was the most prolic hitter OF the day
with five hits TO show for his six times
at bat.
Three long hits and ono not so iong
ratified off the Mackian bats in the
opening inning. three runs resulting.
After Witt had been retired on a puz-
zling bounder 10 Ward, Dykes jammed
single into center and Clarence cTil-
lie) Walker hit TO left for hts twen-
tieth homer of the season. The ball
bounding over the three-foot wall
which bounds tho playing field In that
direction. Perkins drove a double into
Ruth's territory and went to third on
a hit by Edgar Collins. which took an
erratic hop over Wallie Pipp's head.
Mccain grounded to McNally and Col
Inns was forced at second. Perkins
coming across on the play.
Walker Trips, Yankees score.
Wards triple to left, which would
have been q single IL Walker hadn't
tripped in fielding II. blossominR into
a run for the Yankees In the second
when McNaliy sent Collins into deep
center field to haul down a sacrifice
". Schang then beat out a hit toward
third but Walker got under Mays long
lift and grabbed it for the third out
Neither side scored In the third.
though each put a runner on second
with only one out, but In the fourth the
Yankees broke through and tied il up.
With one out In this round Walker
drew a pass an dwent 10 second on Nc
Nally's single to centre, scoring on
Schangs single to left. Nays then
doubled to centre. scoring McNally, but
there the rally potered out, Miller foul
ing to Perkins and Peck lining to Col
Inns.
II was revived in the hfth, however.
the Huggins combination scoring three
more runs. Ruth started the drive with
q slap to left and by brisk and daring
running stretched II into a double. He
went to third on Meusers inneld out and
scored on Plpp's line hit TO centre after
Ward had drawn his second pass. Mike
McNally made his second hit and pipp
drifted home on the blow. Ward went
20 third on Walkers throw TO the plate
but McNally's attempt to take an extra
base on the peg was blocked hy Per-
kins's relay 10 Dykes. SchnnR's single
TO centre brought Ward homo. after
which Mays filed TO Witt. ending the
inning.
The Yankees went out IN order I'm the
sixth. a pass 10 Peck being nullified by
an unsuccessful attempt 10 pilfcr Sec
ond but In the seventh they renewed
the assault on Hasty and added two
more runs TO their total Meusel started
the drive with a double TO left and
scored on n similar blow by Plpp. Ward
laid down a sacrihcial bunt and Mo
Nally's third hit, Texas league single
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Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-The Yankees
closed their series with the Mackrnen
to-day with one of the most decisive
triunphs they have scored this year.
After trailing IN the score through the
first three rounds they found them
selves in the fourth and hacked their
way to 19 to decision over the
tailend Athletics. Nine OF their runs
we're scored in the ninth inning. in
which they released an attack OF rec
ord. or near record, proportions.
Blond Carl Mays pitched for the
Yankees throughout and was hit with
some severity in almost every round.
Four hits, one OF them homer by
Tillie Walker, were ground out OF his
delivery in the opening in
ming, and the runs resulting therefrom,
three in number. were all the Macks
could score while piling up a total of
thirteen hits Mays was good in the
pinches and his support, as usual, was
gilt edged. Two double plays were
made by the Yankee infleld.
Big Bob Hasty started for tho Macls
and let the Yankees down with two
hits and one run in the first three In
nings. He weakened in the fourth
however, and retired In the seventh
after the Yankees had peppered him
for twelve hits and eight runs. Three
fingered Keefs relieved him on the hill
and was batted off again in the ninth.
giving way to Freeman who In turn
was harshly treated by the mauling
crew.
Barring Nelson Hawks, who ran for
Pipp in the ninth and Wilson Chick
Fewster who replaced Ruth in left
when tho latter took Pipp's place on
frat IN the second half Of the closing
round. every player In the Yankee bat
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FUTURITY GOES TO BUNTING- GIANTS AND YANKEES w
First Inning Rally Gives
Close Game to Giants
Defeat the Dodgers by Score of to Foolish Base
Running by the Enemy Help to the
Polo Ground People.
ny WILLIAM Il. HANNA.

The Giants had one inning of hitting
against Grimes of Brooklyn at the
Polo Grounds yesterday, and only one
but that. since Jesse Barnes gave a
bang up mound performance for them,
was all they needed. They opened
with three runs, closed with the supply
neither added TO nor taken from. and
beat the Dodgers, to !. They held
their place in the breakneck race for
the pennant.
The Brooklyns wouldn't be ahead OF
the Giants in the Subway series had
they played much of the inept and
wooden game they played yesterday.
Their fielding in the first inning was
slovenly, though without overt error,
and their base running in the ninth.
when they were hitting and had a
chance to catch the Giants, was stupid.
Young Mr.. Hood in the ninth turned
second base with all the misguided
ardor OF a bull in a china shop and
ran plump into au cut at third, al
though Manager Robby's warning hand
was up with all the majesty but with
nothing Of the effect OF a Fifth avenue
traffic cop. Anybody less forgiving and
angelic than Robby would have turned
the offender over and spanked him.
With no justification whatever Hood
matched his speed and judgment against
Pep Youns's great arm and, as nobody
was out. with no need Of taking a long
chance.
Gfuufs USe Their Clubs.
Burns, Young, Kelly and Meusel got
together in the first inning and dubbed
IT. three runs for themselves and their
compatriots. AS Grimes was invincihle
the rest OF the game the Giants were
compelled to make three runs do, which
they did with the good pitching Of
Barnes. a Dodger killer these harvest
days, and smart and agile fielding. They
played smarter and liveIer ball than
the Dodger gents. One club is merely
finishing a season; the other shifts
pennant.
The Giants made their runs with two
out. Burns opened with single and
after Bancrofts rocket 10 Wheat stole
to the halfway house. Miller's throw
was low but fast, and had Olson
handled not very difficult bound
Rurns would have been out. Johnston
threw out Frisch and Young's single
scored Burns. Kelly doubled In
Wheats direction and Young dug home.
Meusel spilled single beyond Kildurt
and Kelly beat It to the plate. Wheat's
effort TO field Young's hit was weak
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KflduH Gets a Homer,

h1ldun 6ets II Omcr.
Pete KiIduff lined a homer into the
left field roost In the second inning and
Brooislyn's scoring was confined to that
fit Schmandt lost an opportunity in the
seventh by clumsy base running--or the
caginess Of John Rawlings. He singled
with one out and Frisch made hum
dinger stop back OF third Of smoker
from kilduff He just about saved the
game by throttling that swat.
But there'd still have been trouble II
Schmandt had slid smoothly for Raw
lings dropped Frischs beeline throw.
Schmandt sprawled around the bag and
either missed 1t or was blocked off by
the yigilant Rawlings. who tagged him
promptly and firmly and with no qualr1s
OF conscience. Miller singled, following
this debacle, and some sort OF an ele-
phantine attempt to work double steal
was spoiled by Bancroft's spryness in
running Miller back to Kelly for a put
out.
The Brooklyn brotherhood made two
hits In the seventh inning. two in the
eighth, two in the ninth. Barnes re-
vealed real stuff. curvelinear and car
diac. when he retired the Dodgers in the
eighth following an opening two bagger
by Grimes. A gritty singer was Jess.
Hood beat hit 10 Frisch in the ninth,
same taking a mean bound. Schmandt
Ewting a single to right, and Hood,
Llithely and contrary to his managers
signal, hit the highway for third He
was long way off when Frisch tagged
him. Manager Robbys disgust was as
ample as his waist. His subordinate
certainly played that hit fine for the
Giants. The score:
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INDIANS DIVIDE
WITH THE BROWNS
ShOcker Yields Three Hits in
First Game, st. Louis Win
ming by 2 to 0.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 10 (American). -
Cleveland and st. Louis divided
double header here to-day. the locals
winning the first game 2 to and the
worlds champions taking the second.
10 to 2.
Shocker held the visitors to three hits
in the first game. Wambsganss scored
five runs In the second game. The
scores:
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PIRATES SHUT OUT
CUBS EASILY, 80
Morrison Pitches for Victors
With His Old Catcher
Behind Bat.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 10 (National) -
The Pirates shut out Chicago to-day
with an 10 score. The locals used
Morrison's old catcher. John Gooch
OF Birmingham. and his batting was
hard and timely.
Elliott batted for York In the eighth
inning and tnen played shortstop in
Hollocher's place in the last half OF the
eighth. Keene taking York's place in
the box. The score:
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CHICAGO fA.N

Two base hite-FElk Jones' Ynryan
Hooper. Mostil. Cobb. Sheely. Three base
ldts-Sargent. Stolen base-Joncs. Sacrifice
Mostii. Nullgan johnson, Thompson. Jones'
Double plays-Muiliran. Sheely and Mulligan
Jones and Young. Left on bsses-Detroit Z:
Chicago. q. Bases balls-ON Thompson
4; off Cole. =. fIits--Cfs Thompson IL IN
J - innings: of cornally. in % inning
Struck out-Bv Thompson. 1 by Cole, 8; by
Connaliy. !. Bnlk--Ty Thompson. ! by Cole.
3; by Connaliy l. LOSING pitcher-Thomp-
sen. Urnpires-Dinneen and Owens. Time %
gsme-f hour and 52 minutes.
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At Bergen Beach Traps.

I J. kauder was the winner of the
high scratch prize over the Jamaica
Bay traps Of the Bergen Beach Gun
Club yesterday. lie took the shoot with
q card Of forty-nine out or possible
fifty tarkets. The high handicap prize
was taken BY J. Cudor. Then came f..
NJ Magnus. The scores:
WEEK END sHcoT-FIFTY TARGETS;
y4ANnfCAp
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Five Leading Batters
for the Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Tigers Score Five Runs
in Tenth and Triumph

CHICAGO, Sept. 10 tAmerican). -. d.
Thompson. recruit pitcher from the
Victoria, b. c.. club. who was on the
mound for the White Sox, blew up in
the tenth inning to-day and Detroit
punched FIVE hits behind base on balls
and drove him out OF the box, winning
the second game Of the series. TO 4.
The score:
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Two base hlts-Jpcobson. JAMESON. Stolen
ha~es--Jamieson, Nambsganss. Sacrifices
wambseanss, Williams. Ssler. Gardner
Double play--Severeld and RicNanus sewell
wnmbsganss and Burns. Left on bases
Cleveland. 4 st. Louis, s. Bases on balls
OF Malls, 2; off Bayne. 2. off Davis /.
Hits-of Van Glider, IN % innings
in innings. Struck out-r3y Van Glider,
2. by Malls, & nv Bayne, Q. Bnik-Bayne
Losing pitchere-Van Glider. Umpircs-Chiii
and Nalin. Time Of gEmc--l hour and 55
minutes.
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Southern Association.

Memphis. IL Nashville, 4.
Birminehain. 2: Little Rock. O.
New Orleans. .: Chattanooga, 1.
Atlanta. q; Mobile, 3 Cfirst game).
Mobile, 2; Atlanta. o (second game).
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American Association.

indianapolis, G.: Columbus. 2.
Toledo. =; Louisville. (frst game).
milwaukee,. 10; Minneapolis. 3.
ST. Paul. o; Kansas City. 3.
Louisville. q; Toledo. Csccond Knrna)
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Three base hlts--Bigbee. Grimm. Sacrifice
Morrison. Double plays-Hollocher ant
kelleher; Morrison. Maranville and Grimm
Morrison. Barnhart and Tierney Barnhart
Tierney and Grimm Left on bases-Chicago
3: Pittsburgh, q. Bases on balls-CH Alex
ander. I off Ksene, I. Hlts--off Alexander
~ In 5 i-3 innings off York. ? In 2,
innings: off Keene. none IN inning. Strucl
out-By Alexander, ! by Morrison. 8: by
Keene. J.. Winning pitcher-Morrison. Los
ing pltcher-Alexander. Umpires-Quiglej
and O'Day. Time OF game-i hour and .;
minutes
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international League.
RESULTS or YrcSrERDAY,s GAMES

Newark. s. Jersey City, first game,.
Newark. 8; Jersey City. (sccond game,
seven tnninsS).
Syracuse, 8; Buffalo, 2.
Reading, 10: Baltimore, q.
Rochester. 8. Toronto. (flrSt game),
Toronto. 4; Rochester. (seven innings. Sec
ond gnmel
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Eastern League.

Bridgeport. s; hartford. 2.
New Haven, IL; Pittsfield, 4.
Worcester, q. Albany. 3.
Springfield. IL; Waterbury, Z
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York 10; Philadelphia, 2.
Washington, 3: Boston, 2.
81. louis. 2; Cleveland, first game).
Cleveland. 10; st. Louis, tseconG gnme)
Detroit, 3; Chicago, 4 UO innings).