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AUCTIONS--LECALS
Legal Notices


~ lieu of paying any unpaid portion of
MS hid or bids as aforesaid To Apply to
the court for an order allowing him or
tnein 20 furnish 10 the receivers bond
with surety, TO be approved by the court.
20 secure the payment OF said unpaid bal
ance of such bid or bids on or before
such time as shall be prescribed In said
order, the court however reserving 10
itself the right TO refuse To make any
such last mentioned order, and In case
any such order should be made the court
tnrther reserves the right 60 cause any
of said property tn be re~taken and re.sold
~ case the principal or surety In said bond
shall fail 60 comply. with any order Of the
court touching the payment of the
amount 70 secure which said bond may be
given. The court also reserves the right
60 make any other order IL may deem
wise touching the retention by the re-
celVers OF the possession of the property
d5ase 70 SECURE ,, any part payment Of the pnr-
chase price, for which said bond may be
given, until the amount secured by said
bond Is fully paid
II at the time OF confirmation OF said
sale. or az. any other time, any bid or
bids shall be accepted by the court for
any of said property and the person or
persons making such bid or bids shall
fail TO comply with all the conditions of
the sale and the orders of the court IN
respect thereto. any and all moneys on
account OF the purchase price, or amount
or amounts of such bid or bids paid by
the purchaser or purchasers or bidder or
bidders, when said property Is struck Off,
shall be forfeited and applied as the court
may thereafter direct
No part OF the property sold at said
sale shall be delivered TO the purchaser or
purchasers thereof until after the con-
hfmatiQn OF said sale by the court, and
an order by the court directing such do
livery.
For further particulars reference is
made to the above mentioned decreeE
OF the said district court OF the United
states for, the District of Delaware now
ON tle with the clerk of the said court at
Wilmington. Delaware All inquiries and
correspondence should be addressed TO
the receivers at Wilkes-Barre Pennsyi-
vania. The premises and property are
open for inspection at any reasonable
time, upon notice 60 the receivers
CHARLES r. ROSS,
ROBERT PENNINGTON.
JAMES y. HARRIS.
Receivers, Owen Magnetic Motor Car
Corporation.
GEORGE n. DAVIS
Solicitor for Receivers.
Wilmington. Delaware.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
E0R RENT

FOR RENT
1905 West Seventh street. and b. 500
blg Shlpley street, r and b ....,.... 35
1923 Coleman street, .....t..4...,.. "a
1919 shallcrosa avenue, 9 and b M 50
.l3 Jefferson street. and b 49,. IS
1909 West Third street, 6 r and b 81. 40
D0l Coleman street, .......tt...... IA
2uOs Noodlawn avenue, r and b : i25
N3s Bennett street, .,.......s...... II
lila Pullman Place, q r .,s................. 20
APARTMENTS
Eighth and Jefferson streets 4 and b s55
Eighth and Jefferson streets. : and b So
el3 Washington street. 8 r and b ..... 20
2lf West NinthStreet, g r. a. b. .t...... b5
loOb pennsylvania avenue, 8 and b !. 80
Ihird and Monroe streets, 4 and b !. 20
sixth and Tatnall streets. rooms .... 10
fOa Orange street. and b ............ 40
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
22& West Ninth Street.
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AUCTIoNS--LEGALS
Auction Sales

AUCTION SALES--Of every descrip.
ton. Anywhere. If you want TO sell
sec Hamilton, the square Deal Auc-
uoneer and Farm Agent T05 Madison
street. Phone 734S W
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM ARMSTRONG
DECEASED--N is hereby given
that Letters of Administration upon the
estate OF William Armstrong, late of
New Castle hundred, deceased were
duly granted unto William casey. on
the twenty-iifth day OF October. A. ID
1921, and all persons indebted to said
deceased are requested TO make paw
ments TO the administrator without de-
ay, and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required 20 on.
hihlt ana present the same duly pro.
bated 20 the said administrators on or
before the twenty-fitth day OF October
A. ID, 1922, or abide by the law In this
behah. William Casey, administrator
miugtOn. Delaware
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ROOMS AND BOARD
llauus VIII Hoard

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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments aud Flats "A
hfAkiAiEA1 Three rooms AN mod
Hfn improvements Apply s28 Wesf
Nlnti Atrect
ApAKTMENT Three rooms second
nuuf Apply Walter ~ Powell. S3g
Market street.
APARTMENT Flxe large rooms ana
bath OIL modern COuycnienccF. garage
Rent 500. Including garage. or 500 With
uut garage Address x 10, Every Even.
inv pfficp
APARTMENT Two beautifully furnish.
80 rooms. not water heat. ali convent.
encts Apply x3iU Market.
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Legal Notices

NOTlCE--Is hereby given that the part.
nefsiiip heretofore existing between Mar
TIN X; Boyer and II. W. Gordy was dis.
solved ON the fourth day OF October. A
nership are to be paid and those due
from the same discharged at Third and
van burcn streets i'm the city of VIII
mington. Dol, whore the business will
pe continued by the said X. w Gordy
II. W. Gordy. NJ. X. Boyer. Witness.
A, l.. CleaVer
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lO4 Monroe Street. three story house. ten rooms two pores
baths and electric good heating plant This house od ea
made into apartments and would pay
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Eighth street, Adams three story house eleven 70,
Porches two baths heat electric This house laid off in Ar
IL you want guaranteed investment do not miss this one
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z0o Block on atnl BATH and electric
a there Wilmington
condition. ample for garage
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400 West TwenyGfh street Square plan six rooms porch bath
and excellent heating of Ideal
can buy this home at the pre-War Price
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NEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
Two story dwelling rooms bath porch
hot water heat, gas and electric ilehfs
stationary tubs, cement cellar AL CON
ditioB Possession IN short Tins. Price
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PENSACOLA DROPS SECOND GAME OF
SERIES TO CUBAN ALL-STARS, ll-2
Visitors Pound Kent Eleven Hits Take Advantage of the
Soldiers Wildness Get Eight Free Rides

It's still a question as to whether
tho Cubans beat Kent or Kent beat
the Cubans yesterday afternoon. The
score Of the ball game. so-called, was
IL to in favor of the Cubans. but the
score between Kent and the visitors
was II hits for the visitors and four
for Kent. That's how many men he
winged. Besides that the soldier
showed that he wasn't piker for TAX
ing all the easy shots by throwing
wild ones enough times to let four men
amble unimpeded to first sack and
then. just by the way of making 1t
fair all around heaved a couple of high
ones over Turnbull's head.
Romero. the Cuban twirler, had a
nice easy motion with a most decept-
i've hook to his ball and the locals
failed to connect safely at opportune
times. The seven blows made by the
locals were all husky and many other
clouts started to be safeties but ex-
cellent fielding turned them into put
outs.
The locals We're just naturally off
yesterday and were hopelessly beaten
after the seventh inning when the Gu
bans made four runs on two singles.
Everybody appeared TO be fighting
the ball and the game was far from
the standard set by the locals in the
last nine exhibitions.
entirely different proposition. Man
Today's contest will probably be an
ager Ryan has said he would take two
out of three games and he will have
the boys on their toes for today. The
Cubans may have been underestimated
yesterday. If they were they won't
be today and whoever goes against
them will start playing ball in the first
inning instead of in the eighth.
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change market strengthened percepti-
bly, in connection with the latter de-
velopment bills on London rising to
highest quotations since last July, the
demand rate approximating s3.95.
Stockholm and Christiana were the
only notable exceptions. even the Ger
man mark gaining materially. Anoma-
Ious conditions prevailed in the money
market, all demand loans holding at
per cent on the exchange, although
the quotation was again shaded by a
full one per cent in most outside ne
gotiations. Interior banks were report
ed to have added to local reserves, but
time funds, even for the shorter ma
turtles were unaltered.
Liberty issues, which comprised the
bulk of the days operations in the
bond market, closed at nominal recess
sions, and other bonds, domestic and
foreign, Were inclined to react Inoder-
ately. Total sales, par value, s10,175,
600.
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TWILIGHT MANAGERS
TO MEET TONIGHT
Park Manager Stubbins Wants Captains
and Managers to Attend.

Managers and captains of teams which
are to play in this years Twilight league
are requested by Park Manager Stubbins
TO be at the Journal office at 8 o'clock
tonight to attend a meeting at which full
plans for the season and the formal open
ing viii be discussed. Mr.. Stubbins in
tends that the grabbing which certain
small group has conducted perennially
shall be cut out this year and is prepared,
with the full advice and consent Of the
mayor. to take strict action. For that
reason it is desirable that managers and
captains only attend tonight's meeting
to get the full plans well settled and
reach thorough understanding concern
ing the playing regulations.
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RAILS DERIVED
LITTLE BENEFIT
OF Further Accessions to Last Weeks
Belated Advance in Stock Market.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Further va
riable accessions to last weeks belated
advance We're registered in the course
of today's active and expansive stock
market, Rails We're almost the only
important issues to derive little or no
benefit
The popular oils, motors. steels,
coppers. shippings and various spe-
cialties scored extreme gains OF to
points. This advantage was materi-
ally reduced before the close, how
ever, on extensive selling for profits.
Reasons for the relative backward
ness of rails Were found in advices
over the week and from leading rail-
road terminals. These in substance
represented another decrease in ton
mage at western points an marked
decreases at eastern and southern
centers.
Most other incidents were encour-
aging, notably the stronger domestic
bank position and the trend of events
abroad. Less tension was observed in
the British industrial situation and
the question of German reparations
seemed to have entered upon a more
satisfactory phase. The foreign ex-
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Cubnns Take Vengeance on Soldier
HORSESHOES
BY LUCKY


Rodriguez. the Cuban shortstop. has
been on base six out of eight times in the
two games here. He was walked once,
was hit twice and hit safely twice.
Leon was cheered yesterday when he
made fine one-hand stop of Ellis slash
ins liner over second.
Sanchez made much harder catch of
Drayton's twisting fly back of second but
the play wasn't appreciated.
Turnbull continued to hit, making two
fine singles yesterday. one to right and
one to center.
Turner, Sanchez and Gaines turned in
a nice double play in the third inning
yesterday, saving Kent for that session
Scarritt's double to center yesterday
was screening drive which bounced
against the fence.
The locals will play the Cubans at
Brewton Wednesday.
After all it does 'em good to lose once
in a while.
Roy McVoy and Russell Scarritt have
left to join the Columbia, Tenn, club of
the Alabama Tennessee league. Nelson
will join the club later.
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SENATOR IS READY
TO LOSE OWN JOB
Senator Singletary Would Have Sec.
rotary of Agriculture Do
More Work
(By ]. E. WoRTHINcToN,

TALLAHASSEE, April 25.-RareIy
Is a senator caught in the act of abol-
ishing his own job no matter how
much he may think that other polit-
zeal places are merely sinecures.
However, Senator Singletary put
himself in that position this after
noon, when he spoke in defense of
his bill aboiishing the state market
ing commission and putting the state
marketing commission in charge OF
the bureau of agriculture.
Singletary is one of the commits
lsioners but he did not act grieved at
the prospect OF losing his job. He is
a strong believer in the state market
ing bureau and paid its head a fine
compliment. The bill carried an ap-
preparation Of $4,000 for the expens-
es of the board yearly. a raise of $40
600. Sing1etary says the board is be-
coming a strong factor in the mar
keting OF agricultural products in the
state. The bill is In line with Cow
ernor Hardee's recommendations for
a return to the constitution and a
cutting down OF boards.
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LOCAL CLUB WILL
PLAY AT BREWTON
Will Stage Exhibition Game Against
Cubans Wednesday Afternoon

Pres. Burgoyne has arranged for
an exhibition game between the Gu
ban All-Stars and the Pensacola club
to be played at Brewton at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The
locals and the Cubans will leave town
together. making the trip by auto
mobile and will play at Brewton in
the afternoon. The Cubans will con-
tinue on to Macon and the locals
will return Wednesday night.
The game has been widely adver-
tised in the towns in the vicinity of
Brewton and it is expected that the
boys will play to big crowd. Brew
ton, Andalusia, Pollard and other
towns in that vicinity are good base
ball cities and the locals look for
ward with pleasant expectancy to the
trip.
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. = :: 4 = = :, y Il y y y u . .
. NEWS OF RECORD -
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DEEDS.

-
James William Dorr, bachelor, to
Cicero H. Dorr, April, 1921, $1,000 and
other, 3-4 interest in portion lot 4,
Mary Jackson subdivision.
Venara Bass, widow, to Manuel Da
Cunba, April %, 1921, s1o0.130 and
other. S. D. lot 6, lot 8, sec. 16, tip. S.
r. 80 west; also acres in NV cor
ner sec. II, tp. s. r. 80 west
w. V. Cole and wife to B. c. Duval,
April 15, 1921, s1.00 and other, lots 16,
II and Is, block So, Maxent tract.
Sadie Bennett, widow, to L. w. Har-
dy, April IA. 1921, 100000 and other.
s. 81 1-2 #. lot II and of w. half II,
block ITS, New City tract.
Leo Davenport and wife, ct al, to
C. H. Dorr, April IL, 1919, $500, lot
S, SD. Donelson grant, Mary Jackson
division.
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WAS IN BED THREE DAYS.

Mrs. Josie Reed, PIT N. Exter ST.,
Tulsa. Okla, writes: II was in bed
three days with my back. 1 took Foley
Kidney Pills and in two days was at
my work again. I cannot praise your
medicine too much" Foley Kidney
pills stop bladder Irregularities and
strengthen the kidneys. They help
eliminate from the system the poisons
that cause backache, rheumatic pains.
stiff joints. sore muscles swollen hands
and feet. puffiness under the eyes. Sold
Everywhere.-Adv.
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HOUSE BILL NO. 8
MAY BE KILLED

A telegram received from Harris
and Williams, representatives on the
legislative committee. naval stores
and lumber companies. received by
the Pensacola Chamber of Commerce
says; House Bill No. 8 killed by
committee. Feel quite sure it won't
pass"
The bill relates to the Lindsey in
spection law and is designed to abol-
ish inspection of naval stores. The
local chamber went on record as OPP
posed to the passage of the bill.
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BASEBALL SCORES

At Auburn, Aia.--Auburn 4: Georgia 1
At washington--Geor georgetown s; Georgia
Tech 4.
At Lexington, va.--Washington and Lee
IL: Oglethorpe University 8.
At Greenville--Furman Al Davidson 3
AT Chapel Hill--Caroilna s; Virginia 2
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q wofford 6.
AT washington--Univers OF Maryland
/: Trinity 0.
At Guilford College, N, C.-Guilford
College 8; Elton College 2.
New Haven Eastern League 2; Yale /.
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PelIcans Win Easily.

ATLANTA, Ca, April 25-New Orleans
took the offering of Pierson in the first
two innings of today's game and defeated
Atlanta 4 to 0. Score: 4.
New Orleans . 220 900 0004 O
Atlanta ... 600 900 1000 /
Vance and D. Smith; Pierson, Bedgood
and Thurman.
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Red Sox Beat Mackmen.
SENATORS BEAT YANKEES.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Splendid
pitching by Carl Mays was offest by
wretched support and Washington de-
feated New York here today, to 3.
Ruth made his fifth home run of the
season in the first inning. Score:
washington $50. 600 900 032-5 0
New York $500. 100 200 O00-3 5 Z
Johnson and Picnich, Charity;
Mays and Schang.
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Summary-Two base hits, Lujon,
Romero, Scarritt. Sacrifice hit, Leon.
Double play, Turner, Scarritt and
Gaines. Left on bases, Pensacola 6, Gu
bans s. Base on balls, off Kent &.
Struck out, by Kent 2. by Romero g..
Hit by pitcher. by Kent, Rodriguez (2).
Leon, Lopez. Passed ball, Turnbull
Wild pitch, Kent. First base on err
rors, Cubans 8, Pensacola 8. Earned
runs, Cubans 5.
Umpire, Fowler. Time, 1853.
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COBB TRIES STUNTS
ON iris SPEAKER
Mixing Pitchers Fails to stop Indians.

CLEVELAND, o.. April 25.-Cleve-
land defeated Detroit here today, to
3. Manager Cobb tried to outguess Iris
Speaker by starting Sutherland, a
right hand pitcher, then sending In
Oldham, left handler. and replacing
him with Middleton, another right
handler. Score:
Detroit ......... 900 O2O 1903 10 o
Cleveland ....... 040 900 10x--5 IL O
Sutherland, Oldham, Middleton,
Ehmake and Bassler; Bagby and
ONeil
Red Sox Beat Mackmen.
BOSTON, April 25.-Two bases on
balls off Harris and hits by McInnis
and Menoskey gave Boston two runs
i'm the seventh, enabling the home
team to defeat Philadelphia to 2 to-
day. Score:
Philadelphia -. O01 100 000-2 s 1
Boston ......... COL 900 20x--3 z 1
Harris and Perkins; Jones. Russell
and Ruel.
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LebourNeaux,s Single Wins Game.

PHILADELPHIA. April 25.-Lebour-
evereaux's single in the eighth, scoring
Wrightside and r. Miller, gave Phil
adelphia the first game of the series
with Boston today, to 6. Score:
Boston ...... DOL o40 001-6 9 8
philadelphia So. OH 100 0sx-7 Is 8
Watson, Oeschger and O'Neil; Ring,
Weinert, Keenan,; Belts and Bruggy.
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Barons Win In Tenth.

LITTLE ROCK, April 25.-After play
ing nine innings to a scoreless tie here
today. Birmingham got to Robinson, the
Little Rock pitcher, in the tenth and won
to 0. Score:
Birmingham 49,. 900 600 900 A Q
Little Rock ~ 900 600 900 90 S
Morrison, Whitehill and Gooch; Fields
Ingram, Robinson and Kohlbecker.
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AUBURN TRIMS GEORGIA q to /,

AUBURN. Ala. April 25.-After win
ming 1S victories and tying three other
games, Georgia lost her first game of the
season here today when the Auburn nine,
long rivals in college athletics, defeated
the Red and Black, to /.
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outIooks Have slun Esst.

CHATTANOOGA, April 25.-Chatta-
nooga batsmen hammered three Mobile
pitchers for a total of % bases this aft
ernoon, winning easily II to 5. Score:
Mobile ......... 900 104 600 8
Chattanooga .420 104 00x--11 Is /
Fulton, Ching, Creel and Schultz;
Browning, Vines and Neiderkorn.
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Reuther Pitches Good Ball.

BROOKLYN, April 25.-The Brook
lyn champions defeated New York to-
day. Reuther pitched great ball and
was given remarkable support. Score:
New York ...... 010 900 000-1 s o
Brooklyn ...... 103 900 00x-4 8 1
Nehf. Ryan. Sallee and Snyder; Reu-
Their and Miller.
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The first novel published in America
was "The Power of Sympathy" by
Mrs. Sarah w. A. Morton, in 1889.
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Piratea Win Ten-Innina Contest.

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Pittsburg fin
ished fast today and, aided by errors
by Hornsby and Fourier. defeated st.
Louis 6 to 5, in ten innings. Score:
Pittsburg ........ 600 900 112-6 IL 1
st. Louis ...... 10 001 200--5 5 8
Glasner and Pond and Schmidt; Per-
tica and Clemens, Dilhoefer.
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PUNCHING HITS
WINS FOR CUBS
Defeats Cincinnati Reds by Score of
8 to 2.

CINCINNATI, April %. Chicago
punched five hits in the sixth inning.
cinnati here today to 2. Martin kept
the hits well scattered
Chicago ........ 600 COS 000-3 9 o
Cincinnati ...... 900 101 000-2
Martin and O'Farrell; Coumbe and
Wingo.
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vlruIuia Leauue.

Suffolk s: Norfolk (calied end 9th,
darkness}.
Rocky Mount 4; Newport News 6; (ten
lunings).
Petersburg z; Wilson 3.
Portsmouth o; Richmond 0. (ten innings
darkness).
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Atlanta o; New Orleans 4.
Chattanooga IL: Mobile 5.
Little Rock o; Birmingham 4.
Memphis 8; Nashville 6.
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MEMPHIS ENGAGES
In HITTING FEST
overcomes Four-R Run Lead and Wins
From Nashville.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 25.-Nashville
got a four-run lead in the first inning
today, batting Plane out of the box, but
Memphis scored six runs in the third, dis
posing of Statham and winning to 6.
Score:
Nashville ......... 400 020 0o0-6 ?
Memphis ........I. LOG 1O1 00x--9 IS 4
Statham. Meis and Tonneman; Plane,
Zahnzier and Dowie.
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AmerIcan AesocIatIon

indianapolis Columbus. rain.
st. Paul Is: Milwaukee 8.
Toledo 8; Louisville 4.
Minneapolis 8; Kansas City Z.
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American

Cleveland 8; Detroit 8.
New York 8: Washington 8.
Boston 3; Philadelphia ..
ChNcago-St. Louis. rain.
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Florida state League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES

National
st. Louis s; Pittsburg 8 GO innings).
Philadelphia 4; Boston Q.
Cincinnati 2; Chicago 3.
Brooklyn A: New York 1.
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Baltimore 8: Rochester 0.
Jersey City a: Syracuse s.
Newark IL: Buffalo 2.
Reading 4: Toronto 5.
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South Atlantic
Augusta 7. Charleston. 4.
Columbia 10: Spartanburg s.
Charlotte ~; Greenviiie Z.
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Florida state Leaaus

st. Petersburg 10: Tampa I.
Daytona 8; jacksonville 4.
Orlando n; Lakeland 6.