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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-30

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES THE WEST
ERN DISTRICT OF SOUTH
. CAROLINA. >: g ,,,@c.
IN THE MATTER OF W. B. HILL,
-. - ,:-.:::..g -. Bankrupt.
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Sixth RACE.
LATONIA RESULTS.

First Raee-Guvnor, 1o7 (Fields),
1900, TAO. $50; Cozette, 80 CScobie).
40, $50: Jane Pennybaker. Ito
(King, 74o. Time. 1:l2 2-5. Ring
Rose, La Derniere. King Like. Col.
Taylor. Lou widrig. Twinkle Blue
and Honor Man also ran.
Second Raee-Granite Ware, lis
Murray, 1l.2o, $50, 40: Deep
Sinker. lis (Fields). 500. 4Io;
Brave Prince. 11t (PauID. $50.
Time. 1901. Saddle and Boots, Ma
rimba, Mont JOY. Red wingneld.
Sangrado, Banker Brown and Fly
ing Prince also ran.
Third Race. c. Stone, H.
PooD, $40. $3.50, 2.5o: Wave, 1o3
(Fieids). $50. $50: wadsworth's
Last. ITO (Barrett). 500 Time.
2:o6 is. Frank F., Benefactor.
Capital City, Sandy Mac, Dixie Girl,
and Mandarin's Coat also ran.
Fourth Race-John Finn, III
PooD. $50. go. 2.1o; Rockmin-
ster. 119 dyke. 2.5o, 2.20; Wash
ington ITO Lilly, 40. Time,
l:ol LIB. Ounce Garden, Luck Now
and Lord Allen also ran.
Fifth Race-Marjorie Hynes, III
(Lilly). 20l90. 1920, $50; Sands OF
Pleasure. Ill (PooD $3.50. 40; Best
Pal, III dyke), 40. Time, 1:441-5.
Ffrebrand, Peace Pennant, Distinc-
ton, Rangoon and woodtrap also
ran.
sixth Race-Buddie Kean, 1o2
Murray, 1880. $50. $50: Marvin
May, lib Fields), $50. $50; Estero.
1e2 '(Francis), 40. Time, l:I2 2-5.
Tough Swiftly. Sir LAWFUL Missed
the Time. George Starr. The Wit
and Columbia Tenn also ran.
Seventh Race - Pastoreau, l01
tFields). 1900. $50 40; Mint Cat,
ia Uyke), $40. 2.7o; Inquiry. 90
(Scobie). $40. Time, 1:45 Ir5. Har-
lock, Sir Thomas Kean, Dancing
Spray and BY Golly also ran.
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OTTAWA RESULTS.

First Race-Diadema, 1o4 (Cla-
verb. ESQ, 2.o5. out; Corenzio. loI
(Murphy), 40, 2.3o; Lottie Lorraine,
los tSaladin). 2.25. Time: LOS 2-s.
Fiotation. Chateaugay. The Clock
mender, Photoplay also ran.
Second Raee-Bencher. 1s2 (Mc-
Afee), ass. $50. ass: War Toys,
13s tKeating). $50. $50: Red Start,
$50 (Davis). 3.55. Time: 3:52. Baro-
net, Butcher Boy and Great Scott
also ran.
Third Race-Salvatelle, 1o3 (Mer-
rimac). $50, $40. ESQ; st. Paul, III
(Thurber), 2.75, 2.50: Blarney Boy,
80 dang), 40. Time: 1:41 Is.
Sweet Bouquet. woodbine and War
Fox also ran.
Fourth Race-Fort Bliss, 113
(Claver). AS. $50. 2.3o; Occasion.
81 (McDermott). SIS. 2.s5; Lads
Love, lis (Thurber). ESQ. Time:
1:14. War God, Uncles Lassie, Po-
lar Cub, They Shall Not Pass. Step
son, Johns Umma and Kinetic also
ran.
Fifth Race-Boniface, 1870 (Cia-
ver). $50. 2.55. $50; Pimlico, 1913
Gregory, 40, ass; Zouave, sc
(McDermot), 5.35. Time: 1:45 As.
Vice Chairman, Vancouver and The
Desert also ran.
sixth Race Padua. 1913 Roma
nelliD, 500. AIS, 3.25; Mr.. Brummei.
l20 tClaver), 400, $40; Wood
thrush). 10 (Taylor). 4.2o. Time:
1855. Antilles. War Club, Runes
and War Smoke also ran.
Seventh Race - Trickster H., ia
(Thurber). $40. 3.s5. $50; Solid
Rock, log holloway, ago. a.sO;
Rhymer, 1o4 Uang, 100. Time:
2:ol z-5. Sweet Apple, Tom Brooke.
Sunduria, Attorney Muir, warlike.
Bond. Court Fool and Viva Cuba
also ran.
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Broomspun, the Broomstick colt
which carried the silks of Harry
Payne whitney, broke down badly
in the first quarter. He was run
ming nicely when Hummer suddenly
pulled him up and dismounted.
Broomspun broke his shoulder and
was destroyed
Sweep BY. a son OF the great Sweep,
captured the Hudson Stakes. Behind
him finished a fair field. The race
was rather a disappointment. as
william A. and Lord Baltimore de-
clined the issue. They were carry
ing top weight and william A. would
have had to give away fifteen and
Lord Baltimore twelve pounds This
was too much. SO they remained in
the barn.
Big Heart dropped in the second
hole and Pillory gathered in the
third money. The race was down
the 5-furlong straight course. The
field pranced around at the barrier
for several minutes before they left.
II was a hustle all the way down
the path with Big Heart setting the
pace. It looked as if Big Heart
would get the prize. Suddenly
Sweep BY shot out of the bunch.
With gigantic strides he went onto
a commanding victory. He ran the
five-eighths in 40 lis seconds. He
also drew down S5,225 for his
sterling performance. The winner
was a big public choice.
1t reminded one of Belmont Park
on a holiday, so vast was the crowd.
Every available inch of space was
occupied. Long before the first race
the stand was crowded. When the
horses paraded to the post there was
hardly room for the folks to stand
At least $4,000 were present to watch
the sport.
There was not much class to the
first event, which went to Winnie
come, the Stool second choice.
Enough folks played this filly to
back her from . to 2. Gloomy Gus
was an easy second and Theodosia
filled out the third hole. Perigourdine,
the to 2 favorite, could not stand
the pace.
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SUBURBAN TENNIS
LOOP STARTSPLAY
Racquet Club Victor Over Ar
gyle by Four Matches
To Three.

The Suburban Tennis League was
inaugurated for the Season Of 1921
yesterday with a hard-fought strug-
gle between the Argyle and Rae
quet clubs. which the latter club
finally won by score of four
r-,atches to three. The Racquet
team captured one out of two
singles matches and took three OF
THE 1--WE doubles contests. The re-
suits:
Rates, Argyle. defeated o. How
enstein, Racquet, 81, IS. IS:
G. Dowd. Racquet, defeated Spence.
Argyle, IS, IS, 81.
Doubles.
Denton and c. Dowd. Racquet. de-
feated Bates and Mansfield. Argyle
LIS. rs, SIS: o. Howenstein and
f Dowd. Racquet, defeated spence
and Carr. Argyle, 6-3. 81: Pierce
and Somerkamp. Argyle, defeated
Minnix and Foster. Racquet, 60,
g.: Skinner and r. Howenstein
Racquet, defeated Gadle and Metz
Ter, Argyle, s., 80: Thurtell and
Kemon, Argyle, defeated P. Dowd
and Linkins. Racquet, 81. SIS.
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CRIES DEFEAT
ST. Louis AGAIN
Final Game of Home Stay Will
Be Played This After
noon.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
the fnal game with the Browns to-
day and, having been allowed 20
rest their soupbones, either OF
them ought 70 be in good shape,
Dixie" Davis is the best bet as
the St Louis starter.
In the last three games Manager
on a relief pitcher, Acosta. MoE-
route. Looks like real finging at
last
Dudley Lee IL showing a lot Of
class at short after his bad start,
and Lamb at third appears to be
one of the most promising infield-
ers in the circuit.
Twenty straight games for Rice
without missing his hit. Eighteen
for Bing.
Catcher Collins was the victim OF
Brewers fine arm and O'Rourke'
ttrdlekg IN lne seventh On NC
Manus' hit the receiver rounded
second and turned to watch Brewer
O'Rourke remained behind him un-
til Turkey pegeed in and then made
dash, getting the ball and plant.
ing II on Collins before he could
move.
Kolp. a pier. played short fol
the Browns after Wetzel had bsttec
| for Lee. He handled two chance:
in the ninth in good style.
Brewer is developing into a gooc
fielder He used to trip over hi!
feet to some extent. but goes bach
and to either side now with sp'
parent ease. He picked Tobin''
drive off the fence in the fourth
with nonchalance and ease.
| Seven hits is the smallest num-
Der the Griffs have had in many
games. But they were enough e
win. so what's the odds.
Roland Gaines, a promising left
handed pitcher from Alexandria
Va. has been signed by Washing
ton and will show his wares q
Manager Mcbride today.
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SECOND RACE.

Joyful. even. 2 to 5. 1 to =: syrdarya. 3 q
I. 9 to 8; Royal Arch, 9 10 8. Time. 4:10 20
Start good; won easily; place driving. Win
nor BIN. BY McGee-Josie L. Trainer, J. q
IAwia
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Gosls-Montgomery. s; Burr, 2;
ouekemeyer, 2; Cole, Jones' Port
Ayer. one penalty goal. Fouls
Burr dangerous riding; Montsom-
cry (crossinE). six periods, Time
Of periods. IN minutes, Referee
Lieut.. cootes. Timekeepers-Mst
W. II. Simpson; Mas J. N. Ritehis.
Scorer-Capt N 8. Daniela
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.S.POLO VICTORY
DISMAYS BRITISH
Royalty of Three Nations See
Americans Win First
Match, IL to 4.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Unintentional fouls were frequent,
referee awarding the ball to- the
opposing side.
Superiority OF the American po-
ming of the NTH chukker. The
speedy as those with which they
those Of the British team. The
end of the game. however found
the English pressing the Americans
hard. Milburn blocking the third
successive try for goal as the fnal
gong rang.
Lineup and summaries:
America.
Stoddard, No. l. l goal.
Hitchcock. No. 2. goals
Webb. No. 3. goals
Milburn back, l. goal.
England.
Tomkinson. No. /, goals.
Barrett. No. 2. 1 goal.
Wodehouse, No. 3, no goals.
Lockett, back. no goals.
Score by chukkers:
America. 2 iii
England. 0 2 o o. 4
Individual scores by periods:
WEBB and Hitchcock.
2-Tomkinson and Webb.
3-Barrett. Stoddard, Tomkinson
and Hitchcock.
4-Tomkinson.
5-Milburn and Webb.
Hitchcock and Webb.
Hitchcock and Webb.
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Brother of Super-horse
y Could Have Won Easily
Restrained All the Way While Stable Mate
'Romps Home; Broomspun Breaks Shoulder
And is Destroyed
BY ED. cURLEY.

NEW YORK June I8-Pyfeow, the colt which the Rancoca
stable purchased Friday made his under his
silks the Carlton Stakes Aquduct today The brother Of
War didn't finished second Knobbie That
that the stable declared with Knobbe The
winning sizzling He allowed
Pyfeow under million and kept cutting down
couldn't keep back the
He naturally and passed the others
standing still How far he could have
matter of opinion.
The I but really should
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|KNOBBIE IN CARLTON STAKES
Cubs Explode,
.ants Win, 1913
I'm Runs By McGralos
In Tenth, Settles
Battle.

lcAGo.. June 1s.-A tenth in
sexpiosien today settled the
| after they had maintained .
over the Giants through mos.
= game. The upheaval netted
Plants Just seven runs In the
hning. and they won. 10 to ..
pitched fair ball for the
mp To the tenth. and then
be seven runs show what hap
Toney. who started for to.
was knocked out Of the box
second. Douglas. who re-
him. held the Cubs to ave
seven innings. Nehf granted
hit in the tenth.
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WAR DEPT. INrERBuREAu LEAGUE.

Totals. "Is21 u Totals. 80 221 9
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Totals. :. IS - 81 S Totals. H14g7 "a
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Edgren May Name
yefries Referee

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., june
1s.-Robert EdEren. sportsman
and sole arbitrator OF the con-
tract regulations Of the Demp-
sey-Carpentier hght. today de-
clared to she United Press, "If the
promoters and boxing eommission
disagree, I, as the sole arbitrar.
win name Jeffries rs the third
man in the ring.
II would rather cover the Aght
ms n reported than as referee
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Cubans Beat Humphreys
AS Military Series Opens
President Harding, Cuban Minister, Cen
Pershins and Diplomatic Corps See Opening
Games Greens Defeat Fort Myer.
CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE.

played out OF bounds In Humphreys
territory. i've times within ten feet
of the goal posts. shows the way
the play was rurnias. But always
the posts seemed to be swung on
hinges and the solder out there In
the sun behind the red painted
posts had no use whatever for mis-
signal flag in these p.riods.
@Open W. On Third.
But the third period was differ
ent. Lieut.. Ssrdinas. playing for
ward for the Cubans, and who. by
the way. was the individual star
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pEPARTUrrAI fyAsUE.

Treasury ............ O33OOO OOI-7
Naval Hospitsl...... o = o 2 Oil
Runs-FergIson, kouns. Nordstrom, Wright
t2l. Lucas, walsh. Beckwith (aI, Erbe,
Govder, Hart. Jarrett. Wilson, Patterson,
Damon. Strange (2D. Errors-Fergusoa-
Kpans, Mackey. Walsh. Barton, Erbe. Cow
der. Jarrett. Damon (2). Hart. Three-bsse
EitS-PattersOn. strange. Stolen bases
Tinxle, Mackey (3), Wright ~. Beckwith.
strange. Hart Sacrifice hit-Damon Bases
% baIls-On Baldwin. .: OF Lncas. .: on
Wilson, 1. Struck out-By Baldwin, 1; BY
Lpess. 1; by Hart, 5; by Wilson. I. Dou-
bic play-Hsrt to Gowder. Wild pitch
Hart. Passed balI-None. Hits-of Bald
via, 4; OF Lncas. 10; OF Hart, 8; OF will
son. 6. Hit by pitcher-By Baldwin Oar
rett.
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CRICKET GAME TO
z. BE STAGED TODAY

The second match with an out
of-town cricket eleven will be play
ed on the old Polo Grounds today.
by the Washington Cricket Club
against the Sons of St George
eleven. of Baltimore, Md. The game
will begin at 2:30 p. m.
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Boston Bdtters -Four
Cardinal Pitchers

ST. LOUIS, June lS.-Boston bat
tered four Cardinal pitchers for
twenty-five hits and took the fourth
straight game, IL to here this
afternoon. Each visiting player
got at least two hits. Barbara lead
ing with four out OF six. While
walker. Sherdel. Goodwin and Ri
Scott, although hit hard. was effec-
tive in the majority Of the pinches.
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FAWCETT WINNER
IN WEEKLY SHOOT

c. C. Fawcett was the winner of
the weekly shoot of the Washing
ton Gun Club yesterday. with 10
targets broken out a possible so
J. II. Hunter and R. p. Livesey were
tied for the runner-up position with
~ apiece. L. s. German, a profess
sional. broke Al targets. Yester-
days scores:
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Runs-Sykes IT, Donahue tsl. Iirie tsl /.
Green i2l. Brown. Heenan. Smith. Thomp.
Edmonds, darcy. Errors - Dona hue
tsl. Heenan. Ieavey. Benchler. Smith,
Thompson. darcy. Phillips. johnson Cs),
Two base hts - sykes. DOhah ue, Gre.n.
1rree-hase hits - Green. darcy. Stolen
hases-Donahue. Pirie C2l. Green, Biron ca ,
Heenan, Smith. Edmonds. Bases on halls
on Phillips. ;; on Johnson. 1; on L~svey. 1.
Struck out-by Lesvey, II; by, Phillips. Z;
by johnson. :: by Smith l. Double plays
Leavey to GogginS t. Heensn. wild pitch
LeRyey, .: Johnson, .. Hits-on Phillips,
In Z innings: on Smith. none In I inning
OF johnson. in 4 innings.
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Boston Takes Fourth
Straight from, Tigers

BOSTON, June 1.-THE Red Sox
made II four straight over Detroit
here today by taking the ANAL
game. IL to Z. Detroit made eight
errors behind Dauss, the Red Sox
running wild on the bases. jones,
who pitched for Boston, was hit
fairly hard but received good sup
port from his mates. The score:
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Mocks Pound Bagl
Beat Indians, !

PHILADELPHIA. June
Athletics took a fall o,
world champion Clevelan
here today by defeating
:. The Philadelphians
Bagby from the hill in III
InnIng. They piled up 4
thirteen ticks for the com
score
Cleveland Alb q o A Phiia.
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Filipinos Meet Rex.

The "Old" Filipino baseba
team will meet a team from the
Rex Athletic Club tday at 4:3o
p. m. at diamond No. /, Monument
Grounds. The old Filipino team
has down to date played eight
games. winning four ~ them.
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Roamers Still Winning,

The Roamer A. c. won it's twelfth
game yesterday by defeating the Az
tee A. c. by a score of to 4. Today
the Roamers will clash with the
Congress Heights Yankee Juniors at
Congress Heights. The game starts
at IL O'clock
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Philies Stop Reds
And Win at Last

CINCINNATI, June IS.-The Phn-
lies today stopped the Reds who
had won four straight by hitting
Buddy Napier for five hits and FIVE
runs in the fourth inning. In the
ninth wingo biffed one into the dis
tant right field bleachers for a
homer The score:
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Shamrock Meets Morse.

The Shamrock A. C. will tackle
the Morse A. c. today at $50 on the
Shamrock's diamond. Manager
steele requests all players to be on
hand at o'clock.
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BE- EUen Series
b Defeating Robins

BURGH June Is. The
evened the series with the
by taking the final game
here today. The visitors
he Pirates. but three fast
plays nipped their chances
hing the league leaders. The
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Randles Win Again.

Randle A. G. won their sixth
straight game when they swamped
the Navy Yard Marines yesterday
by the score OF Is to s. The Ran
dies viii meet the Liinworths to-
day on the Twinins City fats at
1880 D. m
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Net Matches POSTPONED.

The Washington Tennis Assocfa-
ton match scheduled for yesterday
between the Dumbarton and Co.
lumbia clubs has been postponed
until q later date,
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One for Oaklands.

The Oakland A. c. took the meas
ure OF the Capitols yesterday by a
score Of to 0. Twelve or l3-year-
old teams desiring games with the
Oakiands should address william
Enfante. Ia e street northwest
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1900. 1000 oeioo lii
$1,000, 200 90 o o. o. !
rns. Bancroft 1l. Friseh (21.
pc. Snyder. Brown. Fiaek t2l,
Home rua-o'Fsrrell. Tvo-bass
oft. Young. Kelleber. 0'Farreli-
ply. Stolen bazs-salfivan. Sse.
Terry. Twoubiey- Double plays
to Grimes; Holiocher to Terry
Struck ost-By York. 2: By
|by Douglas, I. Bases % balls
3. Unpires-kiem and Enslie.
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Petworths Beaten,

The Seat Pleasant A. A. defeated
the Petworth nine . to 4 yesterday.
Shanks. Of Petworth. was the vt
ting star. with three bingies ont 81
four times up. Including q three
Dagger and Q home run.
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Trinity a Winner.

The Trinity A. c. took the meas.
ure Of the Falls Church nine, Is to
q. yesterday in a game featured by.
the heavy hitting of both teams.
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Rur s--o'K~~fe f2l. Geib 81. Niedfeldt
90, Kraft (2l, sharkey ca. Ksvsnsush.
Lrror~-I'resmer. sharkey, Partet. Ploch-
aryIyk i2l. Mstthevs ca. Nccsrty. Two
base hits-oKeefe, Neidfeb CO.. Three
Kraft. shsrkey, Maitlsnd. Psrter t2l. Bases
On bslls-06 Hennessey. >, struek oat-By
Niedfeit, "a; BY Hennessey. Il. wild pitch
-Neidfelt. HenneSsey t2l. Passed ball
shcrtsleeves. Hit by pitcher-By Neidfeit
(Natthewsl; By Hennessey (Coiii.sl.
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Three base hits sewell, Dyke
run-Dykes. Sacrifice nits-welch, Perkins.
Stolen bases. walker. Double play-
Mccain to J. walker; Bagby to seweIi to
Johnston: Harris to Perkins to J. walker;
Duxsn, to Dykes to ]. Walker. Bases on
balls-on Harris. s.: BaEby. 4; Horton, 3
Bagby. 4; BY Morton, 1. umpiHes-Eyans
and Moriarty
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COMMERCIAL LEAaur

Mahon go. fitzgerald (2). Morrison I2).
shipinan. Errors-Morrison (2D. Twecdale,
sehrenker' Weinberg, s~eeny, Gable. Three
ease hits-Noone Home run,-Jett. min
man. sacrifice hit-Morrison. Bases on
bslls-on Limerick p; OF lett, 4: on
shrenker. 8. Struck out-by Limerick. 1 |;
By Jet. g. by schrenker. o. wild pitch
S~Nrenker. 2 Passed balis---FIiliery. rwee-
dale, .. Hits-on Limerick. o In Q % in
nlnEs; on Jet, s in 4 1-s innings. Hit by
pitcher. By Jett tFitxgeraid9
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IS Is 20 IL Totals. - q Is
for Ruether In seventh.
pr Miller In ninth
SeoSyb innings:
Brook n......... 10000 Ia
f1ttsorfh. 500 1901
Reconsideration. Neis. Grimes. Birbee,
Carey. ihsranville. Bsrnhart. Errors-Neis,
Ruethet. Barnhart. Two-base hits-harsn-
Vile ~. Johnston az. Home run-Neis.
Sacrifice hits-whitted, Barnhart, Biebee
stolen base-Carey. Double plsys-schmIdt
70 Meanwhile; BiGbee to Terpey: Tierpey to
Maranville to Grimm; Kildun to Olson to
schmandt. Hit by pitcher-By Rpether
tschmidp; by Cooper tNeisl. Bases on
bslls-Of Grimes. .. Struck out-By
Ruether. ?; Grimes. !; Cooper, 5. Umpires
l-Rigler and Moran.
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Parkinson. Williams. Roush. Duncan. Err
rors-J. Miller. Parkinson i2l. Kopf- TWO
base hits-Duncsn. Meusel. wriEhstone
Three-base hit-Groh. Home un-winEo.
Sacrifice hit-Kopf. Stolen bases-wiilism.
lee, Rawlings. Struck out-By Eller, .:
BY Smith. .. Bases on bslls-Of Eller l.;
on Smith, .. Umpires-Hart and McCor-
mich.
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worth, Nicholson tsl. Boeckel. IIolke. Ford.
Gibson GU, Stock t2i. Hornsby. NeIberrsIl.
Errors--Bs rbour. Ford. Smith. Hes thcote.
Dilhoefer. Tvo-bsse hIts-Dilhoefer. -Four.
nier, Scott. Gibson. n-ee-base hits-t;sb-
son. hoIke. Home runs--Nicholson. Bo-,k -r.
Sacrifice hits-Hoike. southworth. NcHenry.
Nicholson. Stolen bases = Barbour 90.
Passed bsii-NeiberraIl Base. on balls
on Scott. 8. Struck out-by walker 4: by
sherdel, L; by Riviere. I; by Goodwin. I; by
Scott. I. Cmpires-0'D4y and ouisiey.
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College Baseball.

Penn. 8; Cornell. 5.
Harvard. II: Tufts. &.
Hoston- o: williamstown. I.
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K. OF G. LEAGUE.

'I"tAIs.. ~ 70 2 Vt IotaIs. = 3 = %
RVns-suliivss az, Monahan (2). Nc
- 49, I-InEdon 49,. Clark t3J, Ryan
Huldy. Three-base hits - Clarke Home
rsn-LAngdon. Stolen bases-sullivan, Nc
Gritty (2l. Lngdon t2b. Roddy. Mcbride.
Sscsiurray. Clarke t2D. sacrifice hits-Mc-
Carthy. Roddy. Bases on balls-on Messink.
?; on Casper. 4. OF Mcbride ? strurk
osEoy AeSsink, 0; by Casper s. Hits.
onStasper. II: nj Mcbride, . Hit by
-strher-by Mcbride (Roddyl.
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nuns sohnsoh, oheeV' ccnAh'
land, Peck 81. Baker lb. Errory-
Eater, schang, HCyt. Home run
Three-base hit-Schang. Two-bas,
Johnson, Mulligan. Sacrifice hits
hulligan. Stolen bases = Meusei
Bases on balls-oh Hoyt. 4; on
on Ferguson. I. Struck out--by
By Hoyt. 3; BY Ferguson, /. Un
neen and Connolly.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-19

Young. Dauss, Menosky, Pratt, McInnis Ce)
Collins az. Scott (2). Ruel. Jones. Errors
jones, veach, Bush (2), Young ~, Ain
smith t2), Hendryx, Jones. Two-base hits
Pratt, Cobb, Ruel, Scott, Ainsmith, Blue,
shorten. Tbree-base hit-Jones Stolen
oase-Collins ~, Ruel. Jones. Foster, Me-
nesky, Scott. Sacrifice hits-Flagstesd,
Jones, Ruel. Sacrifice nies-Ainsmith, Cobb.
Double plays-Dauss to Young; Flagstead to
8; Jones, 2. Hit BY pitcher-By Dauss
tMenoskyD Passed bali-Ainsmith. I'm.
pires-Wilson and Hildebrand.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-19

knobbie. to 2, ont. out; Plsyfeliow, oct,
out; Careful 4 to s. Time. las is. Start
poor; won easily: place same. Winner, be.
), ~ Wnck-GoId. Thinner, 8. c. Hi.
dreth. fBroomspua broke down
The Washington herald., 1921-06-19

Totals. :. 80 II "a III Totals. 4.
'Batted for Morton In min tn.
Thomas In ninth.
Score BY innisgs:
The Washington herald., 1921-06-19
FIFTH RACE.

Cooper, to l, to s.; The wsr, 4 to 1.
Time. 100 is. Start rood won driving !:
place same. winner-ch.e. 2. by whisk-
broom II-or Thunderer- Pa nkhurst Trainer,
s. A. Clopton.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-19

Totals. 81 IL n IL Totals. IS e27 "a
'Bstted efor Filler In seventh.
tBatted for Coumbe In ninth
The Washington herald., 1921-06-19

Totals. - III Is Totals. 81
'Batted for Ferguson IN seventh.
for Baker ir ninth.
Score BY innings:
Chieaeo ...............s 000S01
New York. ,........-.. l9eol
The Washington herald., 1921-06-19

Wineecoane, . to I. even, 10 8; Gloomy
Gus. o to 2. . to 8; Tbeodosia, to 2 Tine,
1:27. Start good; won easily; place driving.
Winner eff. 4. BY Metiek-Golden Agnes.
Trainer, ]. Flters.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-12-02
TAKING DESPERATE CHANCES.

1t is true that many contrac'
severe colds and recover from them
without taking any %precaution or
treatment. and a knowledge Of this
fact leads others to take their chances
instead of giving their colds the
needed attention. 1t should be borne
10 mind that every cold weakens the
lungs, lowers the vitality, makes the
less able to withstand each
succeeding attack and paves the way
Tor the more serious diseases. Can
you afford to take such desperate
when C~hamberlain's Cough
Remedy, famous for its cures of bad
colds may be had for a trife? Dec.A