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u. S. ARMY TRENCH SHOES

Genuine cowhide reversed leather, double
soles with steel hobs and reinforced heels $3.50
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SATURDAY GAMES

The Rox caused no end of damage
with their bats at Douglas park
Saturday afternoon, the final CON-
putation showing them on the long
end of a 9 to 5 score. Frank Smith,
who started the game for the Is
landers, got the first man out. Then
came five hits in a row. one a triple,
that netted four runs before he was
derricked in favor of Ambrose. Two
hits off Andy and another run
followed before he settled down and
got the last two out Ambrose sail
ed along through the next seven in
nings unscathed. Came the eighth
and Tate was sent to bat for Andy.
Lefty Ross took up the burden in
the ninth and before the Rox had
finally been retired for the after
noon, four more hits and as many
runs were down to their credit.
The Islanders did some hitting
themselves but not with the tell
ing effect given by the Rox. In the
eighth with the score to 4 agains
them, Schirmer tripled with twt
down. Tate's best effort as pinci
hitter was fly to center for the
third ont Three hits in a row and
an infeId out gave the locals a final
score in the ninth.
Had Ambrose started the game,
1T Us very Nl&ely the Aslanders wONtd
\MaHe Checked IN with a TlSNOTY
Smith was iN when he went int
the box and could hardly have bee
expected to hold the smuggling Ro
i R0ckf0rd- Alb. X. III. PO. A.
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WALTER HAYES
AND SQUAIR IN
TENNIS FINALS

Chicago, July 4-Two different
styles of tennis are arrayed here to-
day in the final match of the men S
national clay court tennis cham
pionship singles between Walter r
Hayes, and Alex NJ Squsir, both of
Chicago. Hayes, 1911 champion, is
an adept at deep driving. with abil-
ity to come within inches of the
base line unerringly. and to jockey
his opponent out of position by
raking first one far corner, then
the other. Hayes also is renowned
for court covering ability.
Squair, who won the western sec
tlonal title in 1914, has a variety OF
services, powerful forehand
which he can mix up with startling
suddenness into teasing chops and
he also likes to take the net posi-
ton and volley his returns.
In the final doubles matches
Hayes and Clifton B. Herd of Pasa-
dena, are arrayed against RAph
Burdick and John Hcnnessey, both
of Indianapolis.
In the bemi-final round yester-
day, Hayes defeated Herd. rs. 6-2.
90 and Squair won from Arthur P.
Huboell. Chicago, 60, 6-1, 6-1.
In the doubles AID seni-finaIs.
Hayes and Herd defeated Joseph
Armstrong. St Paul. and Preston
Boyden, Lake Forest, ILL.,, 60, 81.
40, 6-1. Burdick and Hennessev
defeated Jerry Weber and James
Weber Chicago. 6-1- 6-3. 4-6. 6-2.
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||S S l d ) ' I 6|||

and Moline top the locals by one
game.
Elmer Berg joined the islander
twirling staff yesterday and was
slated to start one of todoy's con-
tests. Berg broke his arm in a pre-
season game against Moline and
was released. With only three hur!-
ers in working order, Manager Nc
Quillan got busy on the wire and
induced Berg to come back.
Mackey, q youngster who was
with the Flows i'm the spring. is
scheduled to report for mound duty
tomorrow. He halls from PEORIA
Pitcher Frank Smith was sent
home yesterday for rest of two
or three weeks. Smith was taken
i'll on the roGd trip. He started
Saturdays game because he told
Manager McQuillan he was feeling
all right.
Bill Cole returned to the lineup
yesterday. He says he is feeling fit.
Cummings was shifted to right field
and Leach was benched.
Catcher Rigsby will be out IF the
Rockford lineup for a couple of
days, due to a lacerated thumb re-
ceived in Saturdays game. The
member had been giving him con-
siderable trouble and when it stop
ped one of Littrell's slants it went
out of commission.
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BOXING BOARD
INVESTIGATES
. BENNy'S CASE
VIII Seek Justification for Cancel
lauon of Bout Scheduled
for Today.

Chicago, July 4-(United Press.)
THE Michigan boxing commission
was reported today coming here tC
investigate the illness of Benny
! Leonard, lightweight champion
I whose bout at Benton HarbOr with
Freedman was called Off
1t was stated that if the commits
sion finds that Leonard was not i'll
enough to justify calling off the
bout, he wiz he barred from Mich \
\lgaM 10Y q period.
\ Tentatively, promoter Floyd Fltz
) simmons has set the date on tn
/ Freedman-Leonard bout for Jul
IS.
The show arranged by FTtzsiL7-
mons for Benton Harbor today viii
go on, however.
frankie Mason, Fort Wayne. Ind, /
will meet Jimmy Kelly of Chicago.
Both are hyweights.
\ Jack File, New York, will also go
eight rounds with Sammy Frager
Chicago.
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SPORT BRIEFS

Cleveland. Ohio, July A weeks
meeting at North Randall park,
opening Monday, inaugurates the
Summer Grand Circuit season here
Monday.
New York.-Charley White, Chi
cago lightweight, will try to get
Tex Richard to arrange a fight for
him with Benny Leonard for the
lightweight championship.
New York-Jack Dempsey is
ready to fight Jess Willard an!
time the fight can be arranged
Jack Kearns, his manager amour
ccd
Manhasset, \. Y.-Georges Car
,entier will fight any man in the
world except Jack Dempsey, Fran
,coNs Oesc0mYs, MIS- WanAgev, az
\ Gounceo.
ChicagO.-Walter T. Hayes, {
Chicago. national clay court ten
mis- champion in 1911, will face Alex
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Notes of the Game

There was nothing to get excited
over during the afternoon unless it
was Coles great catch of a drive
off Halls bat in the fifth. There
were two out and none on at the
time but it brought the fans to
their feet Cole was given an ova-
ton.
The crowd numbered about I 900.
Rather light for Sunday.
LIE Beau made a neat catch oil
Tate's line drive in the fourth. The
ball carried midway between right
and center and was labeled for
three sacks. Benson was on first.
The heat affected Nespo, Rock
ford second baseman, for a brief
spell in the third. He was on third
base at the time and had to call
for rest
Dennis twirled with all his old
time cunning. He offered nothing
during the afternoon that was to
the liking of the Islander batters
Elmer Benson had a bust session
at second base. He handled a dozen
chances clearly but made a miscue
on the thirteenth.
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Concerning . report alleging that
he WIS eonsPiring with former Is
landers to gain the release of Man.
ager McQuillan by devious methods,
Hubert Dennis, one time Islander
twirier, wants the fans Of Rock Is
land to know he never has and new
er will mix up in any kind of a game
like that The report is alleged to
have been printed In a tri-city
newspaper IN connection with a
wild story about MeQaiilan's pros
pecive discharge.
Denny is considerably warmed
up over the Misrepresentation.
Any one who knows Denny person
ally understands that he plays the
game absolutely square and above
board. To have been connected
with such a nefarious move, said to
have been prompted by personal
feeling, has got under Denny's skin.
BY winning one of two games
with Peoria over Saturday and
Sunday, while the Islanders were
losing a pair to Rockford, Bloom
ington stepped away from the Me-
Quflians i'm the league standings.
Moline dropped a pair to Cedar Rap
ids, which leaves the Flows and
BIOemers tied for third vplace to-
day. The Islanders rest at the 800
mark. Just one game and a half
ahead of Rockford. Bloomington
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HIS TWIRLING
TOO MUCH FOR
TRIBE OF MAC
McQuiIlans Go Runless for Seven
Inniags-Brants Anne -.
urday Tilt.
BY ]. i. HUGHES.

Hubert Dennis was the master
of ceremonies at Douglas park yes
terday afternoon and his former
teammates were the victims of a 6
to contest. 1t was the second tri-
umph in as many days for the
Rox. and. incidentally. the fourth
straight setback for the McQuil-
lans.
Denny's work could hardly have
been improved upon. He permit
ted the locals p half dozen safe
hits, not all of which were of the
clean-cut variety. Given a comfort
able lead in the seventh by his
mates, he eased up a bit in the
final two rounds and the Islanders
registered a trio of TALES without
creating anything resembling a
noise
While handling his responsible
ties in quite excellent fashion on
the mound. Denny was a busy gent
with the stick, also. His three safe
wallops in four trips to the plate
was the best bit of bat work during
the matinee Two of his contribu-
tions aided the ROx considerably
in their scoring.
Speaking OF twirlers, though,
Herb Miller is entitled to a share
in the praise For six innings he
moved the opposition down with
regularity The one score against
him in that time would not have
resulted but for the failure of an
attempted double play. In the sew
enth, however, the visitors mixed
four hits, hit batter and an error
for four scores and the game.
Hardgrove added a superfluous
tally in the eighth when his drive
carried over the left field fence.
Rockford's first run came in the
third. Nespo was given life when
he failed to get out of the way of
one of MitteI's hot ones. Hurt sac
rificed him to second. Dennis cut
hard single to right, but Nespo
was held at third. With one gone
Hall drove a hot grounder at Ben
son, which the second sacker han
died cleanly. His peg to Murph
forced Dennis. but the Islande
shortstop, with plenty Of time
threw high 10 Wire and Hall wa!
called safe on a close play In the
meantime Nespo had registered.
Until the seventh, the game pro-
ceeded swiftly with neither club
&NAe to make a good impression
against the plNSMsxs, IN the sew
N enSa, AardgroVe began ny gettln
n hit. LeBeau flied to Cole. Nesl
unloaded a single to right. sendi1
HardgrOVe 10 third. Hurt hit 1
Benson and in trying for fore
play at second Elmer threw low to
Murphy, Hardgrove registering. A
perfect play at this point might
have produced a double out and
there would have been no scores.
Dennis singled, handling Nespo or
third. Halls double to right scor
ed Nespo and Hurt. Brant sin
gled, scoring Dennis.
The Islanders got two in tn
t1ghth when Schweftzer doubled
with Murphy and Miller on base
In the ninth Tate opened with a
double to center. went to third on
an fnfield out and registered in the
same way.
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JACK DEMPSEY
VIEWS MOVIES
OF The FIGHT
His First knowledge of HON C1os.
He Came 10 Losing Title in
Second Round,

Jersey City, \. j., July 4.-Iaclx
Dempsey. still the heavvweipbt
champion of the world. obsersed
Fourth of July today in addition IN
celebrating his victory over Georges
Carpenter. Dempsey plans to re-
main in this vicinity for several
days, then he will go to Salt Lake
City. his home, for a vacation and
rest from his Ions training grind.
The champion yesterday saw
himself in action. He motored 10
a motion picture theatre that was
showing pictures of Saturdays bat
battle. Huddled in a back seat
along side of Jack Kearns. his man
ager, and Mike Trant, the chief de,
tective sergeant. who has been his
bodvguard, he watched the punch
he gave to retain the champion
ship. He also saw the punches
that Carpenter handed out in the
second round that caused the mass
of humanity in the great arena to
gasp in the beliefe that the blonde
French boxer was to make good
his threat to carry the title across
the sea. Dempsey saw himself tot
ter and sway as the Frenrhman
sent those punches 10 his jaw.
Perhaps no tuntil he saw the pic
ture did he realize just how near
he had been to dropping to the can
vas floor. for after the fight Demp-
sey declared the blows had not
bothered him.
AS Dempsey saw himself on the
screen inficting punishment upon
his lighter opponent his eyes
sparkled and he leaned forward
eagerly. and uttered an exclama-
ton of admiration for the way Car
pentier gamely came back.
He did take it, Mike, now Mike,
didn't he?" whispered the cham
pion to Trant. and his husky body
guard assented with HE did that,
Jack, he did that"
The victor laughed long and
loudly as the action of the picture
was slowed down to Is times as
slow as the actual action. The pic
ture was of the first round and
showed the punches Of the cham
pion and the Frenchman apparent
1y floating on ether. light iabbin2
each other as if powder puffs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-04

Home run-Jenkins. Three-base
hit-Jenkins. Two-base hits-kee-
ley, Aftermath, Robinson, Command,
Gooch, Fickerle, Shollenberger.
Sacrifice hits-Jones, Bubser, Allen
~. Double plays-Keeley (unas-
sisted; Lord to Mack to Shollen-
berger Left on bases-Cedar Rap
ids, 8; Moline, Z. Bases on balls
OF HER, /; off Kneisch, 3. Struck
out-By HER, 4; by Kneisch, 3.
Wild pitch-Hier. Umpires
and Eckmann. Time of game
1:45.
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Tractors. g; Boomers, 1.

Bloomington, Ill, July Peoria
won a great battle of pitchers here
yesterday afternoon, to l, due to
the timely hitting of Platte and
Bloomington's inability to find the
ball with men on bags. Ever's work
at second was the feature. This
was Bogart's first defeat since join
ing the Boomers. The score:
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Ihree-DaSe hlLS-IUIISS. WO-
base hits - Morrison. Danaher,
Drew. Stolen bases-Kelly, Speraw.
Sacrifice hits-Morrison, Bashang,
Cotriss. Double plays-Campbell
to Lewis to Duggan; Mann to
on balls-Of Wilkus, 8; Cotriss, 2.
Struck out-By Wilkus, 5; Cotriss,
3. Umpires-Lauzon and Hall. At
tendance-1,S 800. Time Of game
1877
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NJ Squafr, Of Chicago, in the mai
match of the tournament Monday.
Grand Rapids, MiCh-Vhe NllChl-
\ yaN N0NNNE cNMWNSsAou Mas seNN,N
\represenNatINe 10 Chicago 70 NNo
out if Benny Leonard is III, fol
If lowing calling off of the match wit
= / Sailor Freedman at Benton HaT
I Dor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-04

TIUWe TUHS-IIdI UEIVFtts IHV-UM@'O
hits-Ilall, Nespo, Tate, Schweitzer.
Sacrifice hits-Hurt- Stolen bases
-HardgrOye, Connolly. Struck out
By Dennis, 4; by Miller, 5. Bases
on balls-Off Dennis, A.; of Miller.
2. Hit by pitched ball-NespO,
Hardgrove. Empires = Fitzpatrick
and Copeland. Time-2: 100.
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MOLINE LOSES
Is To 8 tilt
WITH DUMMIES
Beylemen Drive Kneisch All Over
Lot and FEEDERS Throw Up
the Sponge.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July A.
Cedar Rapids hit Kneisch hard here
yesterday, and shattered the morale
of the Moline fielders, winning ID
to 5. The score:
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S0X Win EASY
CAME FOR RED
Faber Lets the Browns Down With
Five Hits and Checks in
to 1 Victory.

St Louis, Mo-, July 4.-The
White Sox wound up their long
superheated series with the Browns
yesterday with an easy victory for
Red Faber to
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EVas, 4: Tets, 3.

Evansville, Ind, July 4.-Bv
working the squeeze play, by sac
rifices, stealing bases, hitting at the
right time and by taking advaa-
tage of errors, the feat of scoring
four runs on five hits and winning
the game, by a score of 4 to 3. wa!
accomplished here yesterday BY
Evansville. Supported by fas
fielding, COtriss kept the hits Of
TeTre HaULe crew scattered. The,
score:
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Ser71i-Pro Notes
Federals, s; Rural. 3.

The ROCK Island tederaiS ue-
feated Rural on the Milan diamond
Sunday afternoon by a score OF g
to 2. Feature of the game was the
pitching of runer for the Federals.
He held Rural hitless until the
seventh inning. Rural counted both
its runs in the ninth. OhlWeiler
played a star game at shortstop
for the Feds. The Federals are
anxious to schedule return games
with Milan and Edgington. Call
Manager White at r. l. 1896 or
address him at 500 Twelfth street,
Rock Island.
Island Citys, 20; Independents, 3.
Another victory was added to the
growing list of the Island Citys
yesterday when the Davenport In
dependents were the victims of a
20 to 5 score at the Locomotive
Works grounds in West Davenport.
Despite three errors, the winners
played a fast, snappy game in the
field and at bat continued their
slashing attack for a total of 81
hits, several for extra bases. Dur
ing the last four weeks, the Island
Citys have averaged Is hits per
game In yesterdays contest,
Cook" Smith, Bill Fisher and Out
fielder Kane featured with the stick
while the fielding and baserunning
of the Kent brothers were other
outstanding performances. Stapp
also pulled a neat piece of base
running when, in the sixth, he
scored from fast on q long single
Johnson, the Island Citys' new out
fielder, looked good at the plate
and in the field.
Score by innings: R H. Z.
Island Citys
.....2O52 2S01O-20 81 3
Davenport Independents
.00032 o. s 4
Batteries - Manglesdorf and
Stapp; Koehler and Rose. Umpire
-Hiner.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-04
Macks, IL: Senator's 4.

Macks, IL: Senators, 4.
Washington, D. c., july A.
Philadelphia made it four ONT of
five from Philadelphia by taking the
final game of the series Yesterday.
II to 4. Harris pitching his second
victory of the set. Milan had a ner-
feet day at bat.
score: r. Fl. E..
Philadelphia 1e1e .
Washington Al e
Batteries-B. Harris and Perkins.
Schacht, Erickson. Gaines and
Picinich.
New York.-Tex Richard figured
his net profit from the Carpenter
Dempsey fight at 1854, 900.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-04
CUBS TRIMMED
BY CARDS, S-3
Reds Turn Tide of Eight Straight
by Defeating Pirates
s to 2.

= Chicago, Ill, July 4.-The St
Louis Cardinals wound up their
three day visit on the north side
yesterday by giving another dem
onstration of just what can be done
with a lively ball. They knocked
it all over and outside the lot and
trimmed the Cubs decisively by a
count of to 8. Score:
st. Louis ... IT
Chicago s
Batteries-Pfeffer and Clemens
York, Ponder and O'Farrell.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-04

Paris.-Homme de Terre, an
English bred horse, won the presi-
dent Of the republic stakes of $50
900 francs over the st. Cloud race
track.
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AMHKASkN AEAGVE..
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Three-Eye league.

Rockford, 6; Rock Island. 3.
Moline, 8; Cedar Rapids, Is.
Peoria. 2; Bloomington. 1.
Terre Haute, 8; Evansville, 4.
National League.
ST. Louis, s.: Chicago, 3.
Cincinnati, S; Pittsburgh, 2.
Brooklyn, 5; Philadelphia, 8.
New York, 2; Boston, l.
New York, 10; Boston, 5.
American League.
Chicago, 5; st. Louis, 1.
Philadelphia, IL; st. Louis, l.
Cleveland, 8; Detroit, 5.
No other game scheduled.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-04

Three-base hits-Platte. Two
base hits-Platte, Dresser. Stolen
bases-Knisley, Woehrs, Johnson,
Callahan Sacrifice hits-Woehrs,
Brooks, Evers. Double plays
Evers to Jackson; Knisley to
Woehrs. Left on bases Blooming-
ton, z; Peoria, 3, Bases on balls
OF Bogart, 5; of Billman, 2 Hit by
pitcher-By Billman johnson, Col
, trim. Struck out-By Bogart, I.
Umpires = Hughes and Holmes
Time of game-1:3o.
Benton Harbor, Mich.-A series
of fights has been arranged here
for Monday. to take the place of the
bout to have been staged between
Benny Leonard, lightweight champ
ion, and Sailor Freedman, can
celled by Leonard
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-04

mer. Two-base -Rigsby, Le-
Beau, Mickels. Sacrifice hit-Brant.
Stolen bases Schweitzer, Hall.
Double plays+Littreil to Brant to
Strong; Strong (unassisted). Struck
out-By Leyme. l.; by LittreH, A.;
by Ambrose, g; by Ross, 1. Bases
on bslls-Off Leyme, 9; off Ambrose
L; off Ross, 1. Passed balls Rigs-
by. Hits-Off Smith, in inning !;
of Ambrose, in innings; off
Ross, In 1 inning; of LittreIl,
in 1 inning. Winning pfteher-Lit-
trell. Losing pitcher Smith. Um-
pires -Fitzpatrick and Copeland.
Time $50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-04
Reds. S; Pirates, 9.

Cincinnati. Ohio, July 4.-The
Reds yesterday stemmed the tide
of several successive defeats by
scoring an to 2 victory over Pitts
burgh. Cincinnati hit Hamilton
hard in the early innings and took
a commanding lead. Score:
Pittsburgh .212 0
Cincinnati IL q
Batteries - Hamilton, linn and
Brottem; MarQuard and Hard
grove.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July A.
Cedar Rapids won Saturdays game
in the ninth inning when McCue's
error allowed Crouch to go safe and
Bubser and Kelley both singled
after Robinson had famed and
Command walked. The game was
filed with hard hitting and dis
putes with the umpire, one of which
caused Wikerle to be sent to the
bench jenkins was spiked by
Jones and probably will be out of
the game for many days.
Score by innings: R H. e.
Moline 49,. 040210-7 2
Cedar Rapids0 021o3 01-S IA 1
Batteries-Heimach and Shollen-
berger; Weight and F1kerle.
Evansville, Ind. July Am addi-
ton to his good pitching, Tatum
won his own game here Saturday
by driving in Eve runs with two
triples and single, the visitors
pounding both Eva hurlers hard.
Score b winnings: R H. e.
Terre Haute o2402e10O-s ga l
Evansville 100113o0o-6 8 3
Batteries-Tatum and Coleman:
Aitchfson, Reisigl and Lothes.
Bloomington, Ill, July 4.-Clair
Shirley was in superb form Satur-
day and held Peoria to three sim
giles while the Boomers pounded
out a to l victory. Harkins'
batting and wonderful running
catches by Callahan and Knisely
featured
Score by innings: R n. E.
Peoria .00001000o-1 3 0
.Rloaming'n 00001014x6 z 0
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Giants, Gle; Braves, Ia,

New York, July New York
defeated Boston twice yesterday, 2
to 1 and 10 to 5. The first contest
was battle between Nehf of the
Giants and McQuiIlan of the Braves.
in which Rawlings and Stengel,
playing their first game in a New
York uniform, figured in the vic
tory. The second game was a slug
ging match, each team using three
pitchers. Scores:
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. z 2
New York 6 O
Batteries-McQuillan and ONeill;
Nehf and Snyder.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. 5 Is 1
New York 10 Is 1
Batteries - Fillingham, Scott,
Watson and Gowdy; Gibson.
Barnes, SaIlee and Smith.
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SATURDAYS RESULTS.

IHIFG-EJV Lt<SR Ut
Rockford, 9; Rock Island, 5.
Cedar Rapids, s; Moline, Z.
Terre Haute, 9; Evansville, 5.
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Indians, g.; Tigers, s.

Cleveland, Ohio, July Gard
ner's triple with the bases filled in
the eighth inning won for Cleve-
land, to yesterday and evened
up the series with Detroit Perritt
replaced Middleton on the slab for
Detroit after the fifth inning and
filed the bases with passes. Cleve-
land tied the score after Holling re-
lieved Perritt- Veach made two
home runs over the right field wall.
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Robins, 5; Pills. z.

Brooklyn. July 4.-Brooklyn took
the fourth straight from Philadel-
phia yesterday. 5 to 8. Miljus held
the visitors to five hits until the
last inning. when he was hit for
four singles and two runs and re-
lieved by Schupp. Score:
Philadelphia ..3 l
brooklyn 1 0
Batteries - Smith and Bruggy:
Miljus, Schupp and Kruger.