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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16
oounting record Of the funds in

counting record of the funds in
question
"The program Of expenditure
for the ordnance department
for the current year has been
duly considered by the properly
constituted authorities and is
being carried out. This pro-
gram is based on the minimum
Of expenditure consistent with
the requirements of this de-
partment. AS regards the
manufacture Of peacetime needs
of the government, proposals
are received in this Office OF all
materials required, not only by
other branches of the war de-
partment but all other depart
ments of the government, and
bids are submitted on all
classes of material, the manu-
facture of which can be eff
fected with the arsenal's equip
meRk Every effort is being
made to secure not only for
the Rock Island arsenal but for
all the other ordnance arse
mails as much as possible of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16
ARSENAL PEACE
Time WORK HAS
BRIGHT FUTURE
Mayer Gets Letter Prom Secretary
OF MAR neeas mnos 0ners
support to Plan

prospect that work at the Hocs
rsf-s-s5 arsenal will resume soon
and be carried on at q good scale "
fhe Manufacture OF peacettme nee1s
Of the government, was eneooi e I.
in a letter received from SecreIy
81 war John W. Weeks py nayoi
Harry M. Schriver today
The letter from the secretary Oh
war comes in answer to the iee.er
ri Mayor Schrfver and the city
Commissioners that the govern
rnent do something 20 alleviate the
unemployment situation In the TIL
clty community, and also as the re-
snit OF many letters sent by CIVIC
organizations and private citizens
following the mayors recommends
lions to the government 10 na
facture peacetime needs al tne d
senai.
The secretary of war asks mayor
Schriver for constructive susges-
tions" as to what measure OF WORK
NAV be done and along what lines
In order TO follow out this inten-
tion in the most helpful way the
MAYOR asks that men employed at
the arsenal who have suggestions
Of merit to make to call on him at
the city hall or to write their sug-
gestions SO that as little time as
possible be lost in having the best
OF these suggestions forwarded 10
the war department.
Secretary Weeks Letter.
The letter of Secretary Weeks to
the mayor follows:
l received your letter of Nov
4. 1921, and also several SINH
lar letters from citizens of
Rock Island and vicinity. The
subject has been given careful
consideration and the conclu-
sion reached, for the time be-
ing at least, is set forth in the
following report of the chief
or ordnance:
During the war the Rock Is
land arsenal employed $4,000
men and the activities and pro-
grams in effect at the time of
the armistice had brought about
the procurement of large
amounts of stock of war mate
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16

such work as can be perform
Ell by them"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16

rails procured with war funds
There has been q gradual re-
duction since the armBfice IN
the activities at that establish
ment. SO that now there are en-
pIoyed less than 1900 men and
further reductions are in pro-
cess. Large quantities OF the
stocks of raw materials on
hand at the time OF the armi-
stice which have been con-
sumed since that date, have not
been replaced, but the yalpe
thereof has been charged TO
the orders prosecuted and a
corresponding cash credit made
to the authorized stock fund
investment.
THE million and half dol
lars referred to in the within
letter pertains to- funds which
have accrued to the stock funds
In the manner described above
and pertain to appropriations
which are no longer available
for obligation and expenditure
and the revocation of these
funds for reversion to the
treasury is a bookkeeping
transaction to clear up the &C
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16
PROGRAMS FOR
SPRING MEETS
ARE ANNOUNCED

Programs for the spring meet
ings of the fMoline High School
Parent-Teacher association were
announced this morning by E. P.
Nutting, principal of the high
school. The programs follow:
Feb. Piano solo. Wallace
Johnson; vocal solo, Mrs. Fred
Day; address. Chief Causes of
Failure in High School," L. A. Ma
honey, superintendent of schools !;
discussion, c. r. Crakes, leader.
March Music, high school
boys glee club; address, Social
Standards for Young People," Miss
Fannie Entrikin and Mrs L. A. Ma
honey.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16

April 4-Music, high school or
chestra; address. Athletics and
HEALTH" G. F. Senneff; address.
Health Habits for Students" DR..
A. d. West; address. Health and
Cookery" Mrs. Kate NJ. Gleason;
discussion.
May 2-One-act play. high school
students; address, Vocational ana
Avocational Guidance" Miss Yer
net Johnson. Miss Ina Dunlap and
T. A. Jones.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16
Gorerned By Needs

such work as can be perform
Ell by them"
Governed BY Needs
While this Office is in sym
patty with the efforts of the
mayor of Rock Island to afford
such employment in the vicinity
of that city as is possible, it is,
of course, powerless to afford
more employment than is nee
essary to carry out the ap-
proved program for this de-
partment during the current
year and for the prosecution of
such orders as it receives from
other departments of the gov
eminent.
l am exceedingly interested
in securing employment for the
unemployed so far as lies with
in nay power. You say that the
entire plant at Rock Island
arsenal is practically idle and
that the private manufacturer
is manufacturing peacetime
needs at a profit where you feel
that immense quantities of such
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16
WEATHER rs FINE
FOR SPEED BUeo

Twenty-six motorists vera
rested and convicted in Moline 81.
ing the first IA days OF Decen,s...
This is the first time that the -
has employed motorcycle nolsa
man regularly in the month of - -
cember. The unusually fine vas.
er is keeping the motorists on ~
bouievards in large numbers ~
they all seem to be trying to GET :
much pleasure and speed as AZ
possibly can out of their machi5sl
before they are finally put awse
for the winter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16

articles could be manufactured
here and at other United States
arsenals at cost with an inn
mense saving to the govern
ment. Calling your attention
especially to the statement of
the chief of ordnance that
every effort is being made to
secure not only for the Rock
Island arsenal but for all other
ordnance arsenais as much as
possible of such work as can
be performed by Them" 1 wish
to add that any constructive
suggestions along this line will
be welcomed and / should be
very glad to give my earAest
attention to any specific sugges-
tons as to how Rock Island and
other government arsenals can
be properly utilized to give
more employment.
JOHN W. WEEKS,
Secretary of War.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16

Now open. Rock Island Sav4..
Bank Christmas Club. Glasses IA.
to SIS. AZ
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16
FOR COLDS, GRIP OR NFLUESz.

and as a Preventative. take Laxa-
tive BROM0 QUININE Tablets. The
genuine bears the signature OF E
w. Grove. (Be sure you get
BROMO) Soc advertisement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16

Have you seen the display Of
r. L. made felt slippers at Bert's
Shoe Store?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16

Z Have you seen the display Of
r. l. made felt slippers at Bert's
Shoe Store?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
JACK WARRIOR HURLS
HIS CREW TO VICTORY
Tidcwatcr City's Lead Over Rich.
mond Increased TO Two and
Onr-fIalf Games.
GAME is PITCHERS BATTLE
Both MoundSmrn Breeze Through
First Three Innings Without BE-
ing Scored tpon-'lsin." ARA
Son Gets Only Homer of Day.

in their own pasture 10y IN. score
OF To :. The victory places the
Tidcwaicr team two and e-ha!f
triumphed over Portsmouth Comse-
qucntly Norfolk failed t. gain on
the Bugs. and is only one game
ahead Of Tom Clark's team.
The contest was the nrst OF "A Sc
rics OF three important games. ana
the fact that Warhor Went I" tho
mound himself indicates the fear he
has of the Colts Jack wanted 20
grab the advantage ana ho in :, po-
games. Should tho Colts win today.
they are almost sure 10 face Mar
hop in The closing contest tomorrow
afternoon
Peterson, the hurler who pitched
himself such good game against
the Rocky Mount Bronchos. aud
cuosin. the pitcher secured 10y RiCa-
mond from Newport News. prchup. :
VIII oppose each other on the mound
today. Every kid in town Will be
youngsters arc expected 20 cnliyeu
Tho Proceedings
Gnmc unusually Fast.
Yesterdays battle WAS one % u.
fastest played here this year. only
ono hour and ihirty-nve minutes he
ainEs Players % Goth teams dis
played considerable pepper and huS-
Tie during the entire game.
From 'he start u n" contest B.;
VAS apparent that tao fans would 10"
treated - pitchers batt,s War
mop and M.yH-r hrccGrd Through TIA.
ars: three innings without run
scoring. although the colts cam.
II !Ehty near putting = man over ia
the second chapter shannon singled
ned. and advanced 20 second when
Shcchau 1.uvc a clean one 10 left.
Hook forced SGcehau at second. Voter
10 Buvkctt. hut reached iirst on tho
play and shannon advanced to third,
Hook attempted 10 steal second and
was out. WARRIOR "a liUTkctt. the Wis
itors hurler catching him oft tho
base.
Richmond secured the hreaiis in
and yesterday thu 'rars did liEcwise.
In the fourth inning they registered
three runs by getting TO Lefty
Mcekcr after two men had been re-
Tired. Burke started THE trouble los
doubling 10 center field and scored
when bowman doubled 10 lot. Nrl-
~ drove one 20 right He'd. which
ordinarily would have been good for
u siutlc, hut shannon let tn" sphere
slip through him, and Kelly pulled
up on ,hird, Bowman scoring. I.cIhY
singled 10 left fold and Kelly scored.
Rhodes ended the rars half O: the
frame 10y sending Il fly !" Hook.
Bling" .\rragon. the Colts third
baseman raised the hopes al the To-
cal fans in the fourth frame "BinG
was the first batter To fac" War
hop in the fourth He caught one
lust right. ana II cleared IN" wire
atop the lcCt-ii"ld fence. Keller SIM
gled TO left field, hut Wcaicr iiicd I"
Voter Shannon also lifted one ,u
shortstop. and when Keller took too
big lead OF nrst, Voter. by quick
and accurate throw, completed a
double play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
HOLMAN AND LEONARD
FIGHT TO DRAW HEF
Thrilling S-ROund Boxing Mu,ch
Staged at Broadway
Arcnn

IN one of the fastest and hardc,
fought ring battles ever st;,ped
Richmond. Charlie Holman. of uo,
well ana Red Leonard. OF Norro
diVidcd h"nors and. the decision re-
""red by Referee "Zcke" Smith ~
n" NOR" than just To both box"
me cheers Of the crowd indic:,t,
,'"tii men fought "a clean, dctrrmin
n'''ic ana both strovc throughc
me entire contest to make victo
his by Il knock out Icon,
throughout the struggle, was ,
'hl'i htEr"Ssor. but Holman mn
WONDERFUL exhibition OF cicyrrno
u" men entered the ring in I
PINK OF condition. Leonard wcir
ing ~ ana Holman us. They boy
MN i"nr-"unce gloves. and foup
clSht two-minutc rounds
Holman started the milling
shooting hard uppcrcut to .oo
ards jaw. The Norfolk boy ret,
lated with singing hook TO =,
.nih. From Then on, IL was Ia
punch after hard punch, but, owl
t" tn" condition OF the two m.
neither was able to land an cnecti
blow. In the sixth II looked
though "a knockout was certain.
both lighters were wintlcd and g.,
iah and nppcrCut seemed to sh,
signs OF exhaustion. They mannr
t" grill through this round. howcv
In the seventh. Holman tore eco
ards eye opcn with a wicked |,
lab. III" then played for the We
r"int and. before the round was ov
mad the Port Clty boys eve aim,
closed In tn" meantime, Lcoua
had been landing some smashl
blows, which Kept the contest on
even basis.
Both fighters were loudly cheer
by the crowd. and sentiment seem
to 70" divided ne to tho winner. o
~ Ia" larE"S, crowds tina, cy
packed the arena saw last nigh
bouts
~ Holman. the Hopcweli hox
VIII" knocked out Jack Nolan AT I
last carn!vai, scored - victory oy
''ho"' Ponds. of Suffolk. In 81
round seminal. Both fought d,
perately throughout the battle a
Tried for = Knockout Holman prov
1" h" tn" best Vr the two. ana the {,
cjsipu IN awarding this hight to {
ilcpewc!l hoy. received the unar
nous opinion OF til" crowd.
:Slts' Howell. Of Richmond. nj
billy" Fouts. Of HONEYWELL. met In
special match. Howell was the a
at tn" end al the sixth round.
Earl Davis. Dispatch ncwsb
champion. clearly outpointcd Milt
Lewis ia u fOur-rOund bout for I
ncwshoy championship OF RiChrnor
Frauit and "Bill' Raulctt clash
in Il thrcc-round preliminary ana
which was declared a draw.
The success OF the show last mig
has resulted in 'Zckc" Smith. 10,
promoter, writing to other scctlo
Of the country for capable boxers
give the local fans fast exhibition
Every scat in the arena was occupi
aul the crowd was we'll pleased w
the bouts and the decisions Civ
10y Smith were approved by the fa
\ battle royal between five hue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
RICHMOND BLUES VOTE
| TO END LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Company a Declared Champions
and Will Receive Silver
Trophy for Efforts.

Company y of the Richmond Blues
battalion has won the championship
OF the Blues League and viii be
awarded the silver trophy at a meet
ing Ia be held in the next few days.
Those in charge OF athletics in the
battalion met last nirht and voted 10
discontinue the schedule and declare
Company y the winner. Mi post
poncd games were played on Will"
tn" boys We're in training 1T Camp
Meade, and aH the schedule called tor
only two moro dates. II was deemed
advisable 10 declare ihc season over.
The winning company had one OF
the best military teams in l;ichmond
since the days of the Richmond
GrayS. -Four al tho players. Ross.
pitcher: Cccchini. II. Each". IS. anu
Mcfarland. third base. won places
on the Virginia National Guard
team Pitching for the Al-StarS.
Ross held the strong Camp Mead"
team 10 three hits. and won his
game. To- ..
Following il the lineup OF the
Company \ team: purcell. II: VAL
entine, cf.. Cccchini. RI. Mcfarland.
3b.: Eacho. IS; Gcrring. 2b.: Eacha-
rias. H.: Ross and Farrar. pitchers.
Wood and Blanton, catchcrs. These
men will be awarded gold bascDails
by the company, and also VIII be
honorcd guests ut a banquet wh",t
formal presentation OF the tr"phN
Will he made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
All Favorites Win in
Junior Golf Tourney
IHv Associuted prcssI

NASHVILLE. TENN. Aug. f.
With all favorit"S winning. play
IN the first ana second rounds Of
the junior Western golf cham
pionShip over the Ecllcmcadc
course here, ran true To cXpccta-
lions.
III" tournament will end to-
morrow. when Alex Bush. of
Louisville. meets Burton Nudge. Of
chicago. in the srmiinalS, and
Jack Wcnzlcr. of Memphis. plays
Edwin crisman. of Selma, Ala.
The finals are To be played to-
morrow afternoon. Tn. only
thlnS approaching All upset in cal
CITATIONS came today when Joe
Reeves. of Nashville. won the first
Tour holes from Alex Bush, OF
Louisville. After that. the Louis
viii" boy struck his stride and
won, I ana l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
"HUMAN CORK" WILL GIVE
EXHIBITION HERE SUNDAY

Franklin Kcliam. better known as
the Human Cork" because OF his
ability 10 remain on the surface OF
water, Will give a frccn exhibition
Of floating and fancy stunts mex,
sunday afternoon At d o'clock at
Shields Lake
.inia. although he lately has resided
outside Of the State. is only - years
old He has noatcd for four houp;
and fifteen minutes. This. so far as
can bc ascertaincd, is the world's
record
After his performance Sunday Ecl-
lam vii journey TO Norfolk, where he
Bill participate in competitive float
ing events.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
John Evers Deposed
as Manager Of Cubs
Icy Associated Press. J

CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-John Evers
today was iepoSei as manager OF
The chicac" Nationals. Catcher
William killifer was chosen TO
succeed him.
rvers. who is ill., Will be paid
his salary in fun until the close
~ the It2l season. according 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10y President NccCk,
~ the cubs killifcr was IN
charge of the team yesterday.
That change in the manage
m"nt az the club was under CON
sii"rIti"n has been reported for
= week. The owners of the team
nave been disappointed in ;hv re
suits TINS season. anu haV. been
wiling Ia spend considerable
money :" develop u winning team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05

MISS AMERICA WINS IN
25-MILE SPEED-BOAT RACE

on BOARD SUB CHASER NJ. "
Ar.. ,-CEyNtrclcss telephone to
,ir Associutrd Press Miss America.
owned bv Gar wood. Detroit, Mich.
today won the twenty-five mile 'ircht
Lakes speed boat championship ioT
the Harry T.. Sinclair trophy
Ia III. ann race. Arab ~, owned
.hv Commodore X. IL. Subway. Buffalo.
y. y, came in first.
The fifteen milc-frce. ior-nu vas
won nv Miss Chicago. Arab ~, was
second No others finished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
AND ENGLAND
BREAK EVEN IN TENNIS PLAY
icy NYsoc!atcd pr... /

ifVTSBCitGII. rug An even
SpAi was TIA" result of tho nrst days
play in tn" Davis cup tennis mntch..
AZ IN" Allegheny Country Club. ton
miles from Pittsburgh i. . Andcr-
son. of Australia, defeated Maxwell
N"osman "c the BRUSH Isles. in the
FIRST match. &c g. Cd ana g..
while tho second match was won nv
+ Gordon Lowe. OF the British Isles.
who defeated j. y. Hawkes.. The Aus
tralian youth, in three straight sets.
G-i Ga and G-l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
N. Y. YAhKS TAKE FIRST
PLACE FROM CHAMPIONS

NEW YORK. Aug 4-Clayclard,s
double defeat by Washington ,oday
while New YORK was losing Z, gam.
10 DGtroit. placed the Yankees g.,
hrst place with = one point lead. Tho
standing Is.
Teams Won Los, 70,
New York . 80 2, COZ
Cleveland ~ 50 * .Tn
New York led the league for ono
Gay ABOUT two weeks ago, but Glove.
land forged into first place the n.x,
day Detroits victory today Yas
only the second II has obtained IN
inc thirteen games played with New
York this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
CLEVELAND DROPS TWO
CONTESTS TO SENATORS
Double Victory Brings Waslington's
String of Consecutive
Wins to Ten
nv Nssoclaicd Dress.

!
NNSiilNGttN. Aug i.-Washington in
creased liS string OF consecutive Victories
!" I'm today hN taking both games of n
dvuhi" header from Cleveland, the s,or"
81 each brin. To- =. johnson out pitched
t"!"'"sklc ia thG uuHncr. ana in .hc seq
"i!I 'hcnurit: Erickson hold the world
,H"inri"nS 20 ;our scattered hits while
Morton WAS kiock-a "wt of IL" box in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
HAMILTON TOO MUCH
FOR PILLS; PIRATES WIN
Pittsburgh Registers 5-to-O Victory
Over Philadelphia AMI In
CrraScS Lead.
CrraScS Lead

,PiTTSBtRGii. PA, Aug. i--IIanil,on's
ntchin. her" today achieved \ 80 victory
Tor the Pirates over fhilalelphil. Th,,
victory Increased Tia" home ;raim's lead
IN the rae" Tor III" National League pen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05

Eleven ian!ugs were necessary to d.gld"
%"s,"rlpy's Bankers League sam" X,
State ana Ctty by TIA" ED"r" 81 =" .
The gam" was r"plrt" with thrill' aad ~
closely contested. y sensational eaten -
Roberts pt NUGusiinc's drive IA no mr.
inning fe.tu:"G tne @Iunr. luin hHh' "'"
L..L. l. i - III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
. VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norrolii. .: Richmond, =.
Wilson. 3: Portsmouth,. 1.
SuTnik. .: Newport News. 4.
Rocky Mount. IL: TnrhUro. >.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Norfnlt ut KirIinhcIuI.
william at Port -nOutII.
Rocky Mount at TnrburO.
Newport News at suffolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
TIGERS. 8; YANKS, 3

~ .NssW"Ihf"I FE"~--
NEW YORK, Nug. I.-IJetro.t defeated
IN" N'w York. Americans the iI-si game Of
thr series ,DGuy. {" 3. l.-ouarl pitched
cobb 'viuiUvd M Detroit team here to-
!aF and h'' npuc ran, 'r.a." and
drew ns-u ua balls. SCORING three runs
inNE ,.,L-.- S.mI,..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
Totals ....:;,......;
Chicago.
'Hs,I,d for Jones in -ix,h.

tGitteI for Freeman IN ninth
BOSTON 1905. ..-..--. i'v W. "! -
Chicago ........-.. -ol lul u""- .
summary: TNu-uasc hiis-Sou;hworth
Cl o'Futrell. Home runs--p Farrell and
Sou,hwortn. Sacrihc"s- k.!-
kcllchcr TO Grimes. l.eft ON bascs--iios-
tor. 9 Ghicas" hnses 3 n;;,,i n%i!s -@ ~
on Watson. .. HI,s--ou Ponder. IN 20
Inning. oil Jones ~ 3 - innings; Oh
Freeman. I in :; innings: oil F!l!inE!m.
in innings ,uonc out III third). liit los
p;tch"T-F"rd. struck 9ui--ny fillinEim.
j; hy Freeman. ! hy Watson, :. WIN
ming pi;uhcr--NatSon. Losing pitcher
Jones Unpi:cs Klein and Ems!i:. Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
ERROR GIVES CATS GAME
suffolk.

NEWPORT NEWS VA Aug .-For
tn" ;h.rt time this week. q costly s--a,
cos IA" iju.ld"rs ball game, Suifslk ~ In
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DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL


lBv Associated pressl
clNclNSATl avg. g. -Brooiiyn and
!ncinnati broke even in double header
her" today. tn: Superbas winning tn"
hrSj game. To ]. and tia" Rods taking
the second rs seer" OF To -
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STANDING or CLUES

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. Louis nj philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago nt Bnston.
Cleveland at Washing oI
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CHICAGO BEATS BOSTON

hSS TON. Aug. t-McSwccucy replaced
l"iEr u, in" uinth inning today Win one
'Ii ~. lhc base ii.'d ana none out. and
.f vented inringr scoring. Chicago do
t...thS H's.un :" TEy hitting Of
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'iFrttet for HGmm"' in eth.
Rated -. ker:c ~ eighth.
fbatt"d :os freeman IN ninth.
international League Results.

k0chcstcr, o. Toronto, 3.
Baltimore. SO: Jersey city. sc
Reading, go; Newark. IS
Hliia!o. lI-4: Syracuse. 2-G