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ALLEN BEHR LOSES
ON N. Y. A. c. COURTS
Metropolitan Semi Finalist
Drops Hard Three Set
Match to DR.. King.

New York Athletic Clubs first open
tennis tournament in more than decade
began on the clay courts at Travers
Island yesterday with a field Of eighty
aspirants for the Travers Island Chal-
lenge Cup. The courts had been care
fully groomed for the event and were
in excellent condition when play opened
early In the afternoon. There are no
players of top rank among those entered.
but the field includes some of the most
prominent Of the second flight of racquet
wielders in the metropolitan district.
and the draw has the merit of being well
balanced There Is no single player
that stands out as a probable winner
BY keeping the courts busy until dark
the greater part of the first round and
some of the second round matches were
disposed of. There were some sharp
tussles on every one of the eight courts.
but the one that stood out as the most
interesting was that in which DR.. George
King, the Westchester county champion,
faced Allen Behr, who was semi-inal-
ist recently in the metropolitan title
tournament. 1t was nip and tuck for two
sets. AS usual Behr showed splendid
control and wonderful agility in court
covering. but for all of the first set his
strokes lacked the severity and decisive
won the set after fourteen hard fought
games, 81.
Travers Island Challenge Cup Singles
First Round-Takas Terada defeated Clyde
H. Marshall 6-2. 81; Leon II. Croley de-
Leonard W. Knox '' won from +. L. NC
Allister by default. Dr. B. F.; Drake de-
feated DR.. F.. J. Echeverria Sc, 20. I'd;
BY default; J. p. Nikonow defeated F. NJ;
Loughman 60. 6-3;. Alex Her defeated
Henry Wieseltier 60. Sc: Herbert, l.
s-6 Clarence c.. Unterberg defeated Edgar
Richards defeated J. j.. Derwin. Ga, 6--S:
81, Is: Dr.. George King defeated Allen
Behr 81, 40: Cd; Albert J. ostendorf
defeated Leslie Tornay 6-1, Ga.
Dupuy Greer 81, 6-S. 81: Hugh Tallant
defeated H. w. Hageman 6-1. Go; Frank
lin c.. Koss defeated Franklin p. Adams
Fox IS. s-s; Harry Bru urs'' defeated
feated Rudolph Prochaska 6-3. Cd; Hugh
F. g; Maclrell won from e: o. Desnoes
George s. Groesbeck Ga, SO. 81; Paul
Armand l.. Bruneau defeated H. II. Buzzni
90, rs; Elliott H., Blnzen defeated s. A.
Manchester Cd. rs; Henry H; BBassford
valentine B. Ravens defeated g: A. H.
T fSated Alfred d. H daqan 1s 90 7
go; CO.; Ralph L. Baggs defeated A. F.
LindberS 6E1, 60; Charles L. Schmidt de-
feated Louis Schwartz Cd. Go; Gerald D.
Ralph A. Martin Cd, Sc: Harold w.
Hastings won from Percy L. Kynaston
49, 70 end, end default NJ. F. Hagar de-
Third Round-Henry II. Bassford defeated
Valentine b. Ravens Go, 6-3.
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Reds Win Each Of Two
Games from Phllies 9 to 5
Peters, Recruit Catcher, Gets
Another Home Run.

PHILADELPHIA, July Is (Nationc) -
Cincinnati took both ends of a double
leader from Philadelphia to-day by the
same score, 8 to 5.
Peter Dunohue. recruit from Chris
tan University. Texas, relieved Mar
guard in the first inning of the first
game after the Phillies had secured four
runs, aid held the home team to four
scattered nits fer the remaining eight
and two-tiirds innings,
Eller was the winning pitcher in the
second game. though he was taken out
of the box in the seventh inning when
the Phillies staged brief rally.
Peters. the recruit catcher who won
the second game on Saturday with a
home run, had another circuit drive to-
day in the second game. The scores:
FIRST GAME
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DEMPSEY AND JOHNSON.

Old Johnson
Dempsey
at all
against Dempsey wnlardp properly trained
Some think that Bob Martin
tracing attention whatever
looking Luther Mccarthy
Why
should
undoubtedly
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Must Limit Tennis Entry.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.--Assurances
having been received that there will be
entries from at least five foreign coun-
tries. and possibly from seven, in the
national lawn tennis singles champion
ship tournament at the Germantown
Cricket Club, beginning September 0,
officials In charge of the event are con-
fronted with the task OF cutting down
the American entry list as only 1928
players can be accommodated.
With teams entered from England,
France, japan, Australasia and Dem
mark, comprising approximately twenty
players, there will be accommodation for
only slightly more than 100 American
PLAYERS.
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wcakfish Biting in Roclaway Inlet.

Mccain of Canarsie, who has been feeling
bit blue over the slump In wcakflshlng'
had his spirits revived yesterday when lien
Revinius, Joe Stulbaum and Or. Oser cafno
to his float with twenty-five weakfish, all
OF which weighed over seven pounds Thess
were taken down In the deep water between
Barren Island and Rocknway Point ON
Sunday LET Davis went out there with How ~
ard Miller and Henry Hahn, and they
brought In ten big weakfish
VIII Harris baggcd dozen and Guide
Betshey had nine. Happy Lewis had eight
weakfsh and four fluke and his catch on
Monday morning was about twenty fluke
and about as many herring. Yesterday win
Harris bagged fourteen big weakflsh. Art
johnson had five and George Ansbaoh and
George Baldwin got SIX
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FIRST GAME.
Totals. 80 Q II 81 "a /


Totals. "a 5 8 ~ 13 2
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Totals. 80 . 8 "a IL 81
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White Sox Take Both
Games from Red Sox
Win First by S to a and Sec,
ond by 4 to 3.

CHICAGO, July Is fAmerican) Chi
cago took both games of double header
from Boston to-day, wiEring the first s
to in ten innings and the second A to 3.
Erratic playing gave the visitors an
early lead in the initial contest. A ninth
inning batting rally by the White Sox
gave them the victory in the second.
The scores:
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SINGLE BY EVANS
WINS FOR INDIANS
Sewell's Triple in Seventh
Leads to Defeat Of Sem
ators by 8 to 2.

CLEVELAND. July Is iAmerican) -
Cleveland defeated Washington 8 to 2
to-day In a pitchers battle between
Sothoron and Mogridge. The former
was wild. but held Washington to six
hits. two Of which were punched with a
pass in the sixth inning.
Cleveland scored the tying and
winning runs in the seventh on Sewelrs
triple. errors by Harris and O'Rourke.
and Evanss single. The score.
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Harris's Streak Broken.

ST. LOUIS. July 49, American) Am
error by Galloway, a hit batsman, two
passes and three hits in the eighth
inning to-day gave the st. Louis Amer
leans four tallies and to 2 victory
over Philadelphia. Harris's winning
streak was broken. He previously had
pitched eignt successive victories for the
Athletics. The score:
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Slated for Ring in the ninth inning.
fBatted for J. Smith In the ninth inning.
Cincinnati. 3 0 1 0 . 1 o 20
Philadelphia. o 0 0-5
Two base hits-Groh, Roush, Neale, 2;
King, Q; Meusel. Home run--Konetchy Stolen
bases-Rapp. 2; r. Miller. Roush. Sacrifices
-Daubert. Donahue, Meusel. Double play
Bruggy, Konetchy and II, Miller. Left on
bases-Cincinnau, a; Philadelphia. O. Bases
on balls--Off Donahue, g off Ring. 3. Hits
off Marauard, in Ia inning; off Dona-
hue, In % innings. Struck out--By Mar
GUARD. / by Donahue, 4: by Ring. 3. Passed
ball-Bruggv. Winning pitcher-Donahue.
Umpires-Moran and Rigler. Time OF game
hour and Sc minutes.
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Totals. SO S12 2714 3 Tota

Two base hits-Terry, 2. Home run
Barber. Stolen bases-Johnston. F1ack.
Sacrifices-Terry, Deal, Barber. Double
plays--Terry, Hollocher and Grimes; Deal,
Terry and Grimes; Deal aud Grimes; Kill
duff. Olson and Schmandt. Left on bases
Chicago, TO- Brooklyn, 10. Bases on balls
Off Ruether, a. off Mitchell 2; off Pom
der /. Hits-Off Ruether. in innings;
off Mitchell. Z in innings. Hit by pitched
ball-By Ruether (Grimes). Struck out-By
Ruether, .; by Ponder. 1. Winning pitcher
Ponder Losing pitcher-Ruether Umpires
KLEIN and Emslie. Time of camel hour
and 40 minutes.
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ST.. Louis, July 1S.--Phil de c. Ball.
owner OF the ST. Louis Americans, to-
day announced the reappointment of Lee
Foil as 1922 manager. The announce
ment was made at this time, Mr.. Ball
explained, to stop rumors that Fohl was
to be released.
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Toteis...30 - IA II
isSS0G York. ...... Q KID

Two base hit--Bancroft. Three base hit
Burns. Home run--Rawlings Stolen bases
Frisch Burns. Maranville. Sacrifices-Ban-
croft. Nehf. Young. Double plays-Frisch.
Rawlings and Kelly; Grimm, Maranviile and
Grimm; Bancroft and Kelly; Bancroft. Raw
ings and Kelly, 2. Left on bases--New York,
4 Pittsburgh, g. Bases on bails-Off Nehf,
I off Morrison. 4. off Glazner. 1. Hits-Off
Morrison, IN innings (none out In fourth ;
off Glazner, in innings; off RAIDER, In 9
innings. Hit by pltcher-By Giazner, I
fBurns). Struck out-By Nehf, 4; By Nor
rison, 2. by Glazner, I. Losing pitcher
Morrison. Umpircs-Quigley and Brennan.
Time OF rame--l hour and 53 minutes.
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THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.

Samson did lot Of execution with onkeys awbone
championship
dogs thigh and shnbones In other words there
course
Never having SCARED the surface Of this with
of hole ordinarily driver
the tee forced to
0yardc
big
intentional a
wish for the
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Two base hits-Miller, Brewer, Stephenson.
Three base hit-Sewell. Stolen bases
Shanks, Harris, Smith. Sacrifices-Rice, 2;
Wood. Double play-Evans and Nunamaker.
Left on bases-Washington, 8; Cleveland, Z.
Bases on balls-Off Sothoron, g.. Hit by
pitcher-By Sothoron, l. (Harris). Struck
!. Umpires-Owens and Evans. Time Of
game hours and 10 minutes.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
GIN wATER FOR ANeLERs july 10 no july rANnAn

hear what they are, but on the face of n
u appears as though both captains and
were kept well marked
IL | am shown 10 be wrong ! will back
water, but show me, and there are othera
ARTHIR THORNTON.
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THE WINNER.

like find
particular fish
doubtedy
Mitchell
Edgar
Clarence Hackney, Louis Teller IIara
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hits--Duncan, Hargrave. Roush,
Daubert. Home run-pcters. Stolen bases
Duncan, 2. Sacrifice-Neale. Left on bases
baiis--off Baumgartner, 4; off scdgwici, 3 !;
Off Eller. 3. Hts-Off BaumRartner, in
3 10 innings; off sedgwick, 3 in o 2-3 In
nings; off Eller, In 2-3 innings; off
by Ellor 1 by Sedgwicl. 2. Winning
Losing pitcher-Baumgartner
and Rlgler. Time of game
4 hour And so minutes.
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HE'D BE A POPULAR REFEREE

A trial to oil 0olfing men
Is Doaomey Duffer Dir;
Though frequently he takes a ten
He can't count orer str.
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Cardinals Use Five Pitchers,
but Braves Win, ID to 8

BosrcN. July IS (National) Boston
defeated 81. Louis IA 20 in a smuggling
match to-day. 81. Louis used Ave
pitchers. The score:
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Two base hits--J. Walker, Galloway.
Three base hit-Eilerbe. sacrifice-Harris.
Double plays-Gerber. McManus and Sever
cid; Galloway, Dykes and J. Walker Left
Bases on balls-off Harris. s; off Keefe. 1.
Hits-Off Van Glider, 8 In innings; off
innings; off Keefe. In 2-3 inning. Hit by
pitcher-By Harris (willams). Struck out
by Van Gildtl 4: by Harris, 2. winning
pitcher-Van GMer. Losing pitcher--Har-
ris. Umplres-Nallin. Wilson and Hide
brand. Time OF game-1 hour and IS
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Or RUTH GIANTS AND YANKS SHAREHOLDERS JOSE
The LISTENING POST

By WALTER TRUMBULL (
COPYRIGHT, 1921, 6v THE New YORK HERALD
COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB.
Columbia's the gem OF the courses,
The home OF the green and the fair.
With batnkers one can't dyive loith horses
And traps for lion or bear.
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Ruth Makes 36th Homer,
Longest Hit Ever Made
Goes Over Corner of Centre Field Fence Distance of
$50 Feet-Pipp Also Knocks for Circuit
Yankees Defeat Tigers by 10 to L.

he had been passed purposely four times
by Ehmke. He made the epochal homer
off Cole, a left handler
The Yankees played unbeatable ball.
Their fielding was brilliant. and. with
one exception. flawless
| Mays was at his best. held the Tigers
to~five hits, put on steam with no APP
parent effort when anybody was on
base, and the only time he was in
trouble was momentarily in the second.
The hit that led to Detroits lone run
was fluke caused by fielding mix
up
Pipp. with single, double and home
run, kept up his rampant hitting, and
In the field Baker. Peck, Ward, Pipp,
Ruth and Fewster swept the acreage to
the last remote spot. The infield reeled
off double plays like breaking sticks.
After Fewster and Peck had singled in
the first inning Ehmke deliberately
passed Ruth and filled the bases, with no.
body out That was taking a long chance.
but 1t had it's merits Baker lifted a
fly to Veach and Fewster scored. Shorten
made a comedy catch of Meusels flabby
fly, but Pipp batted in a second run
before Ward ballooned the third fly of
the inning. Ward filched Bush's liner
from the other right pretty. and the
next two chopped Mays's subterranean
shins for easy outroller.
Ruth In the second received his Sec
ond Intentional pass. This was after a
walk, passed ball and Fewster's hit
had scored Schang. Two were out when
the Babe was passed and Baker hit his
second fly, a long one, which Shorten
seized near the bleachers.
Veach opened for Detroit with a
scratch two Dagger. Pipp, Ward and
Meusel all ran for 1t and not one would
give way for another-footless work
which put New York in a pickle, for
Mays passed Heilman and Blue sin
gled. One run was all Detroit made
only a beautiful double play by Peck
Ward and Pipp saving Mayss bacon.
Pipp Hits n Homer.
Pipp lined home run into the centre
field bleachers in the fourth, and Wards
infield hit and ragged fielding sent
Ward over the jumps for run five. Few
ster's quick throw collared a man at
second in the Detroit third and prevented
two hits from generating a run. Ruth
played the fence on Heilman's smash in
the fourth and held a long drive to a
single. Heilman led off, but fast and
dextrous fielding blotted him out, when
Pipp, Peck and Pipp made double
play.
The scheme of passing Ruth was con-
tinued stubbornly, but it went all wrong
in the sixth. An error by Jones started
the foray and after Ruth had drawn his
fourth pass Baker and Meusel slugged
Ehmke for ringing hits and cleaned up
three runs Ty Cobb came up as pinch
hitter in the seventh. with two on bases,
and lined fly to Fewster.
Ruth in the eighth unbelted the daddy
of all homers One man was on base,
and Cole. a young southpaw, was in the
box. The ball went over the centre
field fence to No Mans Land and high
as the clouds 1t was the hit of life
time and worth days journey to see.
And the next time up Ruth famed
That's the Babe for you. The score:
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International League.

Buffalo Z; Newark 9 (ten Innings.
Reading, II; Syracuse, 10 (first game. ten
innings).
Reading, o: Syracuse, 4 (second game).
Baltimore, 81 Toronto, (thirteen innings).
The Jersey City-Rochester game was post
poned on account OF rain.
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American Association.

Kangas City, Z; Louisville, G.
Minneapolis. 3 Columbus, L.
Milwaukee,. q; indianapolis, 2.
Toledo. G st. Paul, (ten Innings.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, IL; Pittsburgh, 1.
Chicago, 9; brooklyn. 1.
Boston, "a; st. louis, =.
Cincinnati, o; Philadelphia, 3 (first name).
Cincinnati, 0; Philadelphia. Second
uamel.
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2; by Baker. .: by Meusel, 2; by Pipp, 2;
by Mays, 1; by Blue, 1. Earned runs
Off Mays /; off Ehmke, 8; off Cole, ].
Two base hits-veach. Pipp. Three base
hits-Meusel. Pipp. Home runs-Pipp, Ruth.
Stolen base-Blue. Sacrifices-Baker. Peck.
npaugh, Mays. Double plays-Pipp and
npaugh. Ward and Pipp. Left on bases
New York, 10; Detroit, Z. Bases on balls-Off
Mays, 5; off Ehmke, g.; off Cole, ]. Hits
Off Ehmke. 10 In innings: off Cole. in
innings Struck out-By Mays, /; by Ehmke
g by Cole, /. Passed ball--Manion. Losing
pitcher-Ehmke. unpires-Gonnelly and Chill
Time of gan.e-2 hours and mnutca.
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RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. 10; Detroit, I.
Chicago, g, Boston first camel
Chicago, q; Boston 3 (socond game).
Sc. louis, .; philadelphia, 2.
Cleveland, 3; Washington, 2.
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IOtnls.sJH ~ - IL
Slated for pertica In the sixth inning.
fBatted for North In the eighth inning

fbutteu LOT worth IN the eighth inning.
Boston. ....,".... 2 0 5 0 2 S-t9
Two base hits--Barbare, Cruise Three
base hits = Ford. Lavan. Home runs
IIornsby, McHenry. Stolen baaes--Fouruior
Hoeckel Sacriflces-Schultz, Ford Left on
baHcs--st. Louis, q: Boston. G. pasos on
nnhs-Off Walker, 2; or Bailey, on Fill
lnsim, 2. Hits--Off Walker, In IL inning
on Bailey, IN innings; off Pertica. in
20 innings; OF North, . IN 2 innings; off
klviere, IN I inning; off Scott. IN % in
ming; off Ftllingim, 8 In 10 innines Struck
out-hy Periica, by Scott I by Firiinain.
Y, wild pitchea--Walker, I Bailey, l. Win
ming piteher-FllinRim Losing pitcl,ar--
bailey. umpires- Mccormick and Hart. Time
OF game hours and minutes
BAsEBAIL TODAY. PnIn GRnINns
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Oumet
golf Of
who will tee Washington Bobby
w
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IT'S THE SHORT GAME.


hit
short a
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Two base hit--Yaryan. Three base hit
J. Collins. Home run-Strunk. Sacrifice
Falk. Double plays-Scott (unassisted)
Walters and Scott; McInnis and Scott. Left
on bases--Boston, a. Chicago. 0. Bases on
balls--Off Russell, ] off Hodge, l.. Hits
Off Russell, In I inning (none out In sec
ond); Off Karr 10 in innings tnone out
In ninth. Struck out--By Hodge, 2: by
Karr. q Losing pitcher-Karr. Umpires--
Morlarty and Dinneen. Time of game-f
hour and a minutes.
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Considering the capital
and strokes should and
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Southern Association.

birmingham, IL; Mobile. o.
Atlanta, 10; Nashville, Q.
Memphis. s: New Orleans. I.
Little Rock, Z: Chattanooga. 3.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDUL

Pittsburgh ,n New York.
Chicago IN brooklyn.
Sc. louis In Boston.
Cincinnati In Philadelphia
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Jersey City in Rochester.
Newark In Buffalo.
Reading In Syracuse.
Baltimore In Toronto
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FIRST GAME.
Totals..40 4f0.29 IA O Totals. Al 3 10 30 IL 81
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.

Two base hts--Sheely, ]. Collins. Three
base hits-Schalk, Johnson. Stolen base
Leibold. Sacrifice-J. Collins. Double play
e. Collins and Johnson. Left bases
Kerr. 1; off Jones, .. Struck out-By Kerr,
8; by Jones, 1. Umpires-Dinneen and Mo-
riarity. Time of game-2 hours and II min
utes.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 30 3 7'24 10 o. Totals. .35 4 10 81 Q o
'None out when winning run was scored.
Tran for Yaryan I'm ninth inning.
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ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York IN Detroit.
Boston In Chicago.
PhiIadeIphia In 81. Louis.
Washington In Cleveland.
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Eastern League.

Bridgeport 5; Springfield 3.
pttsficld. 4; Waterbury, 1.
Albany. 4 Worcester. 4.
New Haven. q Hartford, Oen innngs).
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham & straus. Inc, Fulton st. Tkle.only.
Conzen, A., $50 Grand st. Tel. 3015 Stage
Doering, 564 Liberty av. Tel. Genmore O03i.
Hyde, az 4th v.,nr. Bergen. Sterling $50.
johnson p ,259 Wyckoff av. Tel o6o2 Hverg'n.
Kingston. 1890 Fulton st. zoos Bedfd. Repairs
Hummer, H., 1896 B'way. Tackle and bait.
Loeser Fred'k, & Co., Fulton 1T. Tackle only
Marsters. j. F., 30 Court 81. Tel 1925 Main.
Nichaelson, VI. H., 1874 Bedfd av. Tkle. only
Michaelson. N. L.. Ola Broadway. Tkic. only
Morris. A., 1861 Fulton st., Reid av 1885 Bdfd
Muller, o., 265 Wyckoff av. Tel SIT Every n.
Roper. M. III Woodward av. Tkie. only.
Schaaf, 1875 Flatbush av. Tel 23i9 Sterling.
schebler, T., 251 wyckoff az. Tel.tDs7 Evrsn.
slote. $40 Flushing av. Tel. 4si6 stage.
Sprung. 2I61 Atlantic av. Tel 5S75 Glenmore-
OUT OF TOWN.
weisebsn. u. TIT Hack'e sk PIX. rd.. w Hoboken
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Totals. 30 = a II ST
~Batted for Picinich in the ninth inning
fBatted for Mogrdge in the ninth inning.
Washington .-..... O O O O 2 o.
Cleveland ........ 0 x-3
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TOtaIsHI IT y II IT
fRan for Perkins in the ninth inning.
fBatted for Keefe in the ninth inning.
1Batted for Dykes in the ninth inning.
sBatted for Van Glider In the eighth inning.
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THE AMATEURS.

largest membership in the world is the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19

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