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EoR s.1E-nIscELLaNEors.

FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0TS.
COAL VALLEY COAL 1915 PER TON.
Montgomery County coal : 90 per soH
in a ton tote T. /. 1850.
SIZE VIOLIN ~
leather CASE. mans back oyercoat. slEs
A.. adjustable dress form Rear l5Z a
Fifth avenue Moline.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER EXCEL
lent condition. Cheap. william NJ.
Walker Peoples Bank Bldg
COOP CORN: LEAVE ORDERS AT sol
Third avenue & l. 41s-
ROLL TOP DESK
Good a. ne<. AT Safety Bldg.
FINE ROLLER CANARIEs- sos NINE
tenth street. Phone ~ 2s2
REED BABY BUGGY. GAS RANGE. e2I
Fourteenth street, evenings. r l. 3442.
HEATING STOVE. ~ TWENTY FOURTH
avenue
MANS HEAVY BLACK oVERcoAT;
also 9xl2 rug. R I, 3lle.
POTATOES AND APPLES
BE- s sa,s aow on atoe' w Esa s's so
pies at 81 40 per bushel delivered OF
Ninth street Il. /. +iUl.
COY MODERN ROOM AT MISS VII
sons. 41o Nineteenth street.
BABY BUGGY. GOOD AS NEW. 7a2
Eleventh street.
COMPLETE FURNITURE OF FIVE ROOM
house. rugs, library table. chairs. gas
stove. etc Special price If taken all
together 1909 Sixteenth avenue
BOYS ALL WOOL SUIT (sIZE 49,
mixed material, worn twice. r. l. 3d.
COMPLETE OUTFIT OF FURNITURE,
Singer sewing machine. me victrola.
Cheap. Terms. h. l. 51I before >
p. IA
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. FUMED OAK,
wicker and white ivory. Cash or terms.
32@S Slxteent havenue. r. l. $40
HARTz MOUNTAIN CANARIEs. MALE
and female 503 Twelfth avenue. R
l. 1921
ACRES AND LOTS, EASY TERMS. NO
interest. no taxes. Between Thirty
eighth and Forty-siXth streets. Twenty
second avenue. b. L 1928 L. Pardon
AADE-To- ORDER DARK BROWN OVER
coat. all wool plain style. and pain
OF kid fur lined gloves, both brand
new Priced right for quick sale. 93S
Seventeenth street,
KENTUCKY LUMP COAL. S675. CEN
trail Ilionis coal. $3.50. &. 1. SOFA.
PURE EXTRACTED HONEY. WE DE
liver. Phone & L. 1697K. No Sunday
sales.
HOMEMADE QUILTS AND QUILTING
done. 4l6 Eighteenth street. B. l
FOR SALE. VERY REASONABLE. LATE
style oak dresser in first class condition
a33 Seventeenth street.
COAL FROM LOCAL MINES PROMPTLY
delivered. Anderson. Moline 3432.
POTATOES. APPLES AND GENERAL
line of vegetables. Meyer & Hammer 22s
Seventeenth street.
WANT TO SELL YOU A HEATER AM
viii buy anything you have to sell
Kerier Rug Cleaners. 2116 Fourth ave
nue..
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WANTFD-MAIE HELP.


WANTED: MN TO LEARN THE
automobile business. Don't lose all
your time and savings. Learn this busi-
ness now. We teach you By practical
e1perleRcs. Day or night classes. Write
Tor our free cStaIog. Davenport Auto
motive School. Second aau WzrraR
streets
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THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR RENT-ROOMs.
WILL SHARE MY HOME WITH GIRL
employed z. /. 1854.
THREE FURNISHED ROoNs- REASON
able, east end. Couple only. g"
care Argus.
| THREE MODERN UNFINISHED
rooms heat furnished 1873 -Four
tenth and-e-hsh street. r. l. 1902
MODERN SLEEPING. 4oe sAI-A APIS.
R. L 2121 after D. IN.
ROOM GENTLEMAN. Ioe sALA FLATS.
CHOICE ROOM PoR GENTLEMAN RI
44S1.
LARGE PARLoR ROOM. HoUsEKFEP-
ing or sleeping, modern. 1911 Fourth
avenue.
STRICTLY MODERN FURNISHED
noaseAeep n1s rooms everything fur
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS IN NODFRF
honse 1904 Fifth and-a-haIf avenue
TWO MODERN FRONT FURNISHED
housekeeping rooms. $40 Twenty third
street.
TWO FRONT LIGHT HOUSEKEFPINC
rooms. 1908 Third avenue. B. l. 2495.
! PLEASANT. CoMFoRTABIE ROOM FOB
gentleman: all conveniences. private
houae- References exchanged 9I7
HsAAbscrAfeA 6Afcct.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING Rooms.
! 12Oo Fourteenth- and a-haI erect
TWO MODERN HoUsEKEEPING ROOMS,
% per week eo1 Twenty first street
ONE Oh TWO FURNISHED Rooms IN
modern home, close in. 3. 1. 5274.
LARGE MODERN FRONT HoUsEKREP-
ing room. 702 Twenty first street
/ STEAM HEATED. FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms. 1919 Second avenue.
ONE MODERN FURNISHED FRONT
/ room suitable for two. 1876 Second
avenue.
FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS OPEN IN
Y. M. c. A. dormitory Apply at once
/ Hurry If you want one.
I MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
{ close In. 1l2O Second avenue
+ FORTY MODERN ROOMS. SI.75 TO So so
a week. 50c = day. 1902 Fourth ave
nue..
TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Rooms.
Ground floor Sol Fifth street
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB aSUsEKREP-
1 ing. strictly modern Avalon apart
ments. elS Second avenue. 3. L S716.
| FOR RENT-APARTMENTS,
/ -~~~~~~~~O~~--~-~~~-~- ~-~~~~~-~-~~---~-~~-
FURNISHED APARTMENT, TWO ROOMS.
hall and private bath Heat and water.
! Adams Apis 3oS n Twentieth street
! References required. z. h Guyer. State
/ Bank Bldg.
FOUR ROOM MODERN FLAT. z. I. 3123
FOUR ROOM FLAT, ALL MODERN N
! Twelfth street.
/ SEVEN ROOM MODERN FLAT 1863 SEC
ond avenue. r. l. 1925
SIX Room MODERN APARTMENT. HEAT
! furnished. 20lo Third avenue. h. l.
| 53S.
! SIX ROOM MODERN APARTMENT. $500
! Eighteenth avenue $50 per month in
/ Guiding garage. z. 1. 2l66- Z. 1. 25l2
/ alter o clock
SIX BOOM APARTMENT, MODERN. NEW
" decorated. Call Z. L. 213l.
MODERN FOUR ROOM FLAT. SIS. 2529 n
/ Fifth avenue.
! APARTMENT: MODERN FoUR Rooms
with bath. References required. 1911 n
! Third avenue.
MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Rosenfield apartment. References re-
Quireo- 1911 u Third avenue
WANTED-T0 RENT.
THREE LARGE MODERN UNFURN1SH-
cd housekeeping rooms IN east end Rock
! Island. Call (. Minor. r. L 3666h.
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WANTED-SALRSMEI,


NAN TO SELL ADVERTISED PRODUCTS
70 all stores. Mr.. waEenfur. Harper
House
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KNIGHTS IEMPLAR.

-,yu STAGED CONGLAEE OF RUCh
Island CoHm4ndery No. ls.
knights Iemplar viii De helG
SO q. toe second Aionday OIL each
SSs1ESE month. J. u. ScnII1nger, CON-
zE@ manuef. J. L. hickey. record
NLE
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WlNTED-TO BUY.


TWO MODERN BUNGALOWS, OAK FIN
ISL. r. I. 957.
AIR SPRAY PAINT GUN COMPLETE
10 renamed paint. r. I. S63X.
FLAT BOTTOM STAKE BODY FOR A
oue-tou Ford truck. &. / 1857.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
john W@lIh * Co.

CONTRACTORS And
BUILDERS
manufacturers of Sash. Doors. Blinds and
stairs Interior inish of all KINDS.
Hardwood veneer flooring and dealers 10
r.ass. 81 and 323 Eighteenth street.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

THREE LARGE MODERN UEFURNISH-
cd housekeeping rooms IN east end Rock
Island. Call (. Minor. r. l. 3666K.
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WANTRD-FEM4LE HELP
6IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK
2627 Eighth avenue
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work Call R. l. 1879.
GIRL FOR HOUSEwORK 1888 -FOUR
tenth street. B. l. 5433
NANTED-MALE AND FEMALE.
TEN MEN AND TEN WOMEN. MUST
oe clean and come ready TO work. 2I11
Fourth avenue.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.
IHER1c4G LEGION Posr no, 200
DAN BRENNAN. Commander.

MASONIC.
u.aonfe Temple, Eighteenth street and
Fifth avenue.
rur STATED MEETING OF TRIO LODGE
No. 81. A. +. Il A. NJ. viii
ms be held on the fret Thurs
&It1SNA day of each month at z 80
W. D. m w. Il. KeeIey. W.
M NJ; Bay o. Roderiek, sec
tAry.
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GLASS.

OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT ON WINDOW
glass. Let US replace that broken win
dow pane before cold weather comes
Joe Huber. r. l. 3Io6
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F0R sALr-CIrY PROPERTY,

NINE ROOM MODERN House 1@tS
Second aveaz1r WIN traac for smahar
pace Phone K T. sS#nk
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~G sIBoNEY BAY CAMP. NO. 6
ESQ., U. b. W. V.
United Spanish War Veterans,
ns&1. meets first and third Thurs
FT19 days of each month at s D. M
tuEM IN Memorial Hall. Court House
t3 Oscar L paligee. Commander,
SS L. N. ntterington. AdjutAnt.
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ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO
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EoCK ISLAND CHAPTER NO. 269.
OTuer Eastern SIsr.-AegUlar meetings
Second Wednesday OF e&cn month as
ILlns stars WeIcoa1e. Mrs. Josephine
Mace ". NJ; Mary F. hrels. secret arg.
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ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20, h. < S.
M.-The stated assemblies OF Rock LIZ
and Council No. 20. h. 5. M, Will
be held on the thlrd Wednesday OF each
month W. j. Spencer. 4. L. M; y. r.
AIIdebraudt recorOasr.
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

I -~~N~~-~-~-<~T.@-|--| .. = -.
SEVEN Room MODERN HOUSE. HOT
water heat references required. garage
If Cleslred inquire AZ 9sVs 1.4satn
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UCAI, LODGE NO. COS 1. .. o. 7.
Meets every Thursday evening
NA Al Odd Fellows temple Oh
E1kSA Fourth avenue, between Sew
- Enteenth and III ( t e n b
SAWlA streets. =. AerWig, N e.;
Y. Anders, K. ). First
CnUreday of each month. ir2us-
Sory oegree, first. second and third d'-
gree the following Thursday.
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ROCK ISLAND AEEIE no. 956, FRATER
first and third Tuesday of each month
a. EAg.ss' home, Fourth avenue sno
Tventy-trst street John Molmelh, W.
P, SlS Forty fifth street. Phone &. l..
6434 JAS. c. Wright, secretary, 1913
Seventh avenue. Phone E. l. 3ll7.
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TIE STATED CoSyocAT1oN OF ROCK
Island Chapter No. le, h. a.
GAnER M. Will be held on the nrsI
AAG Iues0ay of each month al
kNDN Z 80 y. N. J. u. SciIILnnSer,
NTS 4 ID. p, Z. Ii. Ash. secre Larry.
Special convocation Tuesday. Nov. -.
1921. al ~ y. N. Royal Arch degree.
The New York herald., 1921-07-25
Baseball Trial Will Be
Resumed at Chicago To-day

CHICAGO, July 24.--The prosecution
In the baseball trial will play its final
cards during the coming week, present.
ing evidence which 1t Is said will expose
new and sensational details of the re-
ported deal through which it is charged
eight former Chicago White Sox players
conspired with alleged gamblers to
throw the 1919 world series to Cincin-
natl. Persons expected to corroborate
the first hand story OF Bill Burns, adj
mitted accomplice and States witness,
will be called to testify.
The fight over admission of the Grand
Jury confessions of Eddie Cicotte.
Claude Williams and Joe Jackson, for
mer White Sox players, will be resumed
when court convenes tomorrow, with
Hartley Replogle, former Assistant
States Attorney. who directed the
his testimony that the confessions were
were made the three players.
Following Replogle, Judge Charles A.
Macdonald. who ordered the inquiry,
and Harry Brigham, foreman of the
Grand Jury. will testify for the State.
The defence then may place the three
players on the stand to testify that
they confessed under duress and prom
ises concerning immunity they claimed
were made them.
1--WE have filed the bases" said
George German, Assistant States At
torney. who is directing the prosecution
"and now-after the confession matter
Is settled-we will send Joe Gedeon,
former st. Louis player, and Billy Ma
harg of Philad elphia in as pinch hitters
to drive in the runs"
The New York herald., 1921-07-25
With Semi-Professional and Amateur Ball Tossers

At Morris Park R.HE
B,,Ssgp BB,ridgsport ooooo30ooo-a Z Q
Batteries-Barr and Simpson (none out
when winning run was scored) Sweek and
Kennedy
AT Dexter Park first camel RHE.
BsaSSSyS BasS%iet ...:d 1888 e-is e-is L L
Batteries-Hume, Stokes and Lowrey; HoI-
borrow, Carlstrong and Holman and Purcell
Second game X. ii. T.
Mt Union. ..Ooooo0 01oi4-6 10
Batteries-Howard. Mccullogh and Bran.
baugh: Clinton and Holman.
Atlantic nc"ia%qs Nationais. ooo1ooo2o-s u q
1latlnnds POST. 100000 3 1
Batteries-schwab and Anderson; c. Mar
tin and Zimmerman.
At F1atlands Field X. II. T..
Empire City A. A.. 03OoT-lt ~ o
Flatbush. ......... 90 O0o02 O.
Batterles-Kottman and Kalter; Bell and
Meyers.
At American Legion Oval II. II. f.
Court Arlington. 0 2 o o o 0 o. .
Sheridan Caseys 0 2 90 I 02 x-6 10 .
Batteries-Sharpe and Meyers Maurer and
Higgins.
At Macombs Dam Park RHE
lsPs lssandrs pSnt p6G p g. - - 70
Batteries-Callahan and Eckert: German
and Schiing.
At Farmers Oval RH.E.
Federal 34......... o 0--0 IL
Farmers ...;;..... o o 0-6 IL
Batteries-Hageman: Hesse. Wasserman
At Farmers Oval R.H.E.
Tesreaus ....... 2oo21 1000 % "a
Farmers ........ 90 o 90 2 0-J o
Datteries-Keliy, DouEherty and Smith;
Wasserman and F1eger
At Farmers Oval R.HE.
Farmers .......... . 1000 0 Ks s o
Batteries-king and whitmore; Hesse and
Flieger.
N. Y. Fire Dept. 10000 c-i2 is o
Farmers .......... 1 0 o 90 1-2 .
Lynch and Dempsey; Dunn. wasscrman
At Jersey City (Morningl- II. II. E.
cayen Points,. 5000 o00-2
II Batteries~sIayo. '' wreSse and and cioushcr
Brennan. Wiley and Frosch.
Itsiian-Americans I o2ofoofo 10 4
Caven POINTS,. o ooIO5i 2 0 10 II .
Batteries-Heehs and Frosch: Tinker. Ber-
lin and Clougher
Az East New York: r. II. T..
East New York. 0 . 2 / x--6 10 2
Batteries-Pape and Meyers; Girard and
Hlrten.
At East New York: R.EE
Meadowbrooks. :. Oooooeoo !
Observation-Disclosures and Einhorn; Hagen and
Hrten.
YdHsdls a. Esst New fo5S GcSS oS1j SSoq1oo1s z
East New York. 0fif0 0ioS x-T II Q
Batteries-Delehanty and Hardy; Hershey
AZ I.oughiin Lyoeum: R.H.E.
Empire City A.A. oIoto2oo 0 o
I,oughlin I,yceuni. o o o q O q o 90 4
Batteries-1Sottman and Kalter; McAlister
and Bennett.
At College Point: r.. II. r.
Trobolen..s....... 10000 o-2 3
College Point go. . q 2 I o o o I nj II 1
Batteries-Beck and stenbach; suhre and
Burman.
~ North Philadelphia IT, VI. Il.
~ Y Bloomer Girlso o 002 O. 10 I
Logan 4. A........O q z q = 3 S-i1 10
Batteries--Iamos and Noungstrum; Archer
and Kgatinn.
A. philadelphia ". ". T.
n y Bloomer Girls.o oO0oso0ooO- 10 4
Smith Furbush 100 020001- 3 10
zone out when winning run was scoredD
Batteries-Pe'terson and Youngstrum; Dew
lin and eastman.
AZ Philadelphia v. ". L.
N. Y. Bloomer Gris.O iO21O2t0- % I'll
Hohlfeld ........0 02321 v--t0 ~ 7
Batteries-Helen Moore and Youngstrum
Castro and Peters.
The New York herald., 1921-07-25
weahfish Biting Again In Jamaica Bay

The erratic and elusive weakfish are at n
again In Jamaica Bay. One day In comes
fish anywhere In the bay and Mccain goes
down Into the dumps. The next day along
comes some Of the guides with half n box
full OF good sized weaks and Mccain comes
back smiling and happy. lie has been In
the dumps for week or more. hut on Fri
day his spirits were back to 100 per cent.
for ne was able TO send in word Of real
good catches.
VIII Harris was the first man In. and he
had nineteen wenkfish and four fluke. Tho
weakfish were all good sized fellows. George
Ansbach came ashore with twelve weakflsh
The New York herald., 1921-07-25

.Batted for palmero in eightn inr inr
The New York herald., 1921-07-25
ROD AND GUN NEWS
ao--eTANDARD TIME

and thee fluke. Bill sherer has seven weak
fish and two fluke and Arthur johnson had
ten weakfish and ten fluke. Henry Revin-
ius boated nine weakfish and five fluke. ana
John Finch six wealsfish and five fluke.
These fish came from all over the bay, Tor
these guides did not fish together. IL VIII
be noticed that a large percentage OF the
fish taken were fluke and this is quite a
change. An occasional fluke and once In n
while good catch was amongst the fish
brought In. but there is now a marked In
crease IN the number Of fluke taken.
The fluke fishermen will hall this news
with delight. for they have not been having
their usual July luck in Jamaica Bay. APP
parently new school has come In and they
are fairly large fellows.
The New York herald., 1921-07-25
Pitches No Hit Game.

Special Despatch TO TIE New York HERALD.
MOBILE, July 24.-Phillips Of the New
Orleans club of the Southern Associa-
ton pitched no hit no run game
here to-day when he blanked the Mobile
club by n score of to o. Phillips re-
ceived perfect support throughout and
at no stage of the contest showed any
signs of weakness. Pope. who opposed
Phillips, yielded only four hits.
The New York herald., 1921-07-25
Ruth Hits High.

Ruth hit an enormously high fly to
Speaker in the sixth chance for Speaker
to strike an attitude and make
camera catch. Chance accepted. Very
pretty pose. Smith in the sixth was the
first man since the third to reach first
on Shawkey. Shawkey passed him with
two out and IL was a costly slip. Gard
ner and Sewell hammered harsh liners
from the first ball and Smith came home
with the run that broke the tie.
With two out I'm the New York
seventh. Ward made New York's second
hit He bounced a two bagger off the
top of the right field wall and would
have made third easily II Huggins
hadn't tagged him. An intentional pass
to Schang brought up Shawkey. He
foul tipped the ball on a hit and run
play and O'Nelll threw out Ward at
third. Ping Bodie appeared in the
eighth as pinch hitter for Shawkey. He
famed with portly grace Fewster
singled. so did Peck. Ruth up; situ-
alton full of portent. One ball, two balls,
three balls. Ruth walked. Baker up
moro portent One strike, one ball, two
strikes. Baker singled through the box,
Fewster and Peck scored. Ruth took
third on Speakers tumble and Meusers
long fly scored him. Pipp's double into
the crowd In left sent Baker to third
and Mails to the bench. 1t would have
scored Baker but for the ground rule.
Chick Hawks was chased from the bench
for talking too much and Bagby passed
Ward. He had three balls and no strikes
on Schang, but made him hit and threw
him out on a weak poke. Mays APP
peared on the slope for the Cleveland
eighth. Boohs and applause greeted
him. He finished strong. lie held the
indians to one hit, and although he let
a run filter In on a wild pitch 1t didn't
matter, for the Yankees clinched the
game in the ninth with three runs made
in this fashion:
Mays opened and singled to right.
Fewster forced him trying to bunt. Peck
singled to right Ruth tripled TO the
furthest corner of the arena. Fewster
and Peck swarmed home. The Babe
arrived there when Meusel doubled to
right. The score:
The New York herald., 1921-07-25

At Paterson R.H.E:
saSoT SiISoT i;;'.... Giant; oSSSGSS lSS 3
Batteries--E. Raymond and Bay; Hubbard
and Spearman.
At Milltown.N. j. r. II. p.
nfif nss:iln 4; 4; III. coo GSd1SS5SSS65 z
Batteries-De Western and Sawtelle; Dorp-
line and Herman.
At Dyckman Oval II. IT. r.
TeSs@ Tesreau sispsi:.. Besrs..S 30 81 Il :
Batteries-oscal and Rodriguez; Kelly and
Smith.
caSs1 caSSsss11"sssas,&rs@,:.--..2eteS2sops Sss1"s starr, a,&@:- 3 !
Batteries--Padron and Borrota w. Kelleher
and Smith.
Paterson a. lSanhse 8. s..i safk ooooroobS + + =
Ivanhoe a. C.. I 90 90 o o. 3 .
Batteros-Gaston and Gault, Archer and
Geiser.
Niaujer 4. c. .........o2 ooooo-2 . o
IyaBhoe a. C........O o 20 2-6 8 3
stein and Logan.
At Ivanhoe Park II. ". r.
Fed. shlpyard.. oo1 ooooo-t 2 ,
lvanhoe A. Go O. l OK
Batterles-Herue and Meyers Schwartz and
Logan.
At Brooklyn r. IT, T..
slik iksox;......11oooo1ooE5 sox; is
Batter BntteriesNGaston Is Cast and Ssuit' Archer and
Geser.
At Recreation Park RHE
McKeena Post. o o o q o q o-2
Astoria p. h. c.. 2 0 2 2 2 / 3 x-14 Is 0
Batteries-Daley and Croucher; Daley. Pog-
genburg and Cav.
At Recreation Park RUE
Penn Red Caps. oo120 20 0-6ft
Springfields ...... Z o 0 o 4 o o 3 xii II 1
Batteries-Johnson. Edwards and jackson.
Kmetz and Schworm.
AZ Recreation Park fR.H.E
Phila. Col. Giants. o o q o I o o o OIL : q
SprinEfields ..... 4 o o o . 3 x-9 2I
Batterles-Bredford. Amanda and will
iems: Koehler and Heyer.
At McCoombs Park RHE.
ozark ............ | 0 o o q o Ks IL O
batteries-Carr and Dull De Luca and
Sydney
AZ protectory Oval RHE
Ironsides ........ 30 22 0-s o p
Lincoln Giants 2 o o o o 8 x-15 10 .
Batteries-Heiler. Dean and Waugh
Reavis Rile and Wiley, Pierce
AZ Protectory Oval R.H.E.
Westinghouse ......... 600 0 o-9 @ 2
Lincoln Giants ........ o o q o o o. I
Batteries-Faircloth and Donovan: Gardner
and White.
At Parkvino Oval r. u. f.
Peerless A. CO 2 ot413 I 2--it %
Parkville A. A..3 / I 02 0 o. 8 IL 3
Datterles-Huber and Wiley; Dwyer. Case
and Beatty.
The New York herald., 1921-07-25
Catching Black Bass and Pickerei IN Lake
Banrall.

George Kruger who spends a good deal OF
his leisure time on Lake Bangall, New York,
says that the black bass and plckerel have
been fairly plentiful this year. and that good
catches have been made on the lake right
through July. He landed one bass OF three
He also caught seven pickerel during the
month and saw any number Of others that
had been taken by fishermen In this lake.
Lake Bangall Is In Duchess county, New
York
The New York herald., 1921-07-25
Four Tiger Pitchers Fail
to Check the Senator's
Aided by Errors, Washington
Wins, IA to G.

DETROIT, July "a (Amerlcan) De-
troit used four pitchers in an effort to
stop Washington to-day. but the Sena-
tors batted all of them hard. and aided
by Tigers errors won, Ia to 6. Johnson
was hit freely. but frightened in the
pinches, and after the second inning
Detroit was never in striking distance.
The score:
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Two base hits-Keily. Rapp. Three base
hit-Peters. Home rin-Kely. Stolen base
-Rapp. Sacrifices-WlluamH. Frisch. Double
pinys-Parkneon, J. Smith and Konetchy
Rawlings. Bancroft and Kelly. Left on
bases-New York. 3. Philadelphia. =. Bases
on baiis-ON Ryan, 2. Off Hubbell. 4. Struck
out-By Ryan. Z; by Hubbeil. I. Umpires--
Klein and Emslic Time Of game-i hour
and ~ minutes.
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Cardinals Beat Stars.

SYRACUSE. July 2i.--The ST. Louis Car
dinals defeated Syracuse % the International
League here to-day by 10 TO .. The score /:
81. Louis CSa,) s22o2o3io-iS "a
Syracuse CfntD, o . o o I 0 B. . 70 I
lnny and GIiham
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Browns Lose After Winning
Eight Consecutive Games
Red Sox Halt the Westerners
-Sisler Suspended.

ST LOUIS. July "a (American) .-Bos-
ton defeated St Louis, 10 to .. to-day
breaking the Browns winning streak
OF eight consecutive games.
After hitting safely in each of eigh-
teen preceding games, Tobin failed to
get hit.
George Sisler, st. Louis first baseman.
has been indefinitely suspended. it was
announmed. for hitting Umpire Hide
brand during yesterdays game. The
score:
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CLEVELAND, A..
Totals 90 I 10 81 OF.
Totals. 81 3 4 81 ~
sBatted for Shawley In siShSf inning.
1Batted for O'Ncill In ninth inning.
tBatted for Bagby In ninth inning.

New York. I o q q q q AZ
Cleveland .......0 ! o o o o 1-3
Runs battcd in-By schang, ! b, Baker, 2;
by Meusel. 2 by Ruth. ?; by Sewell @
Earned runs orr Shawkcy, 2: off
Mays. I off Mails. o; off Bagby. &.
Two base hits - Meusei. Q Ward, Plpp
Smith Stolen base--Meusei Sacrifices
Schang, Meusel. Gardner. sowell. Double
lay--Cardner and oJhnston. Left on bases
New York, Z; Cleveland, g. Bases on bnlls--Off
shawiey, 2; off MAYS, I; OFF Mails. 8; off
Bagby, /. Hits-On Sbawkey, . Ia Z In
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Athletics Beat White Sox.

CHICAGO. July "a (American). -
Philadelphia evened UP the series with
Chicago to-day by winning a weird
game, IL to 6.
The visitors hit Hodge hard and this
coupled with erratic playing made the
victory easy for Moore. The score:
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NATIONAL.
AMERICAN.

nings: off Mays. 1 in innings: off Mails,
in 2-3 innings off Bagby. In | 1-3 in
nings. Struck out-By Shawkey, D; by Mails,
A. Wild pitch-Mays. Winning pitcher
Shawkey: losing pitcher. Malls. Umplres-
Evans and Owens. Time of game hours.
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Giants Buy a Pitcher.

VANCOUVER. y. c.. July 24.-Max Ra-
chac. pitcher for the Vancouver Club Of the
Pacific international League, has been sold
TO the New York Giants for $1,000. n was
announced to-day. Rachac will report to the
Giants next fall.