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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-24
Dodgcrs 3, Ncw Orleans I

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 24-In
an exhibition game yesterday tho
Brooklyn Nationals defeated New Or
leans. The score:
II. II. e.
Brooklyn Nationals ....~..3 D
New Orleans ..t..........1 2
Batteries--Smlth, Post, Schreiber
and kreuger. Taylor; Colbert, Cold
smith and De Berry, smith.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-24

DEN lMUNTt Tex March 24.--In
an exhibition game yesterday the st.
Louis Nationals defeated Beaumont.
The score:
r. II. L.
st. Louis Nationals .......7 I2 2
beaumont ...,....,.......4 3
Batteries-Reviere. May and Gil
ham; Hymel, Badger and Whaling,
Rusche.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25
Gut.
@omon bon Marie BERNHARD.
IL G~ortiebuns.)

Wir limb entinIonen, gu Iterben =
ale! sic Iagen, tie tOnnen es ni9t
ii~berleben, mid ipie einen gemeinen
@erbre9er binpeggeI6leppt uno pers
urtbeilt gu Ieben, unb ih CLAUDE es III
men! Sic baden nur Qiebe unb Site
bur9 mid erfubren, ourum lieben Ie
mid pieoer. Wa8 folen tie aud an
fangen obne mid? Was ioa ibnen Elm
Oaiein obne ben @atten un6 Batter,
ben @rnGbrer uno 8ei9iiber? Wir
iinb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, mir baben
matchmaker selebt, Sreube unb Slid
eetbeilt - ieBt tbeilen mir S9anbe
unb COB unO peroen matchmaker fer
BEN!
Sd boffe, es ion raid geben, id)
perbe Iie niGt gu LANCE leiben ieben
biirfen, benn i9 mub Der lebte Iein, Der
sebt. @ie id es ertrasen Ioa, iie ale
Dor mir bu6inI9eioen gu ieben - i9
peiB es ni9t. 4ber es muB iein = es
qibt feinen anberen Weg.
Wir baden 4bf6ieo bon chamber
s.npmmeu; bic beiOen Siin9Iten baden
nobl feline Hare 8oriteluns, mas oas
fir elm S9ritt 1T, ben tie tbun lpOlen.
Nber hilbssarb unb Ssr6srt
Silbegarb Iagt, iie itiirbe germ, Ie
niiBte bod, lie tonne ME i'm Geben
eliidli9 perben. SD ubne. mas is
bdmit faGsn min, ubsr 6.ieri6e ni6i
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25
Wrreius'& alenOer

Oie Serren SefretGre Iino gebeten
rns itets bon Observation-Disclosures
iotpie bon 8org6ngen in ibren @erei,
nen 8eridt gu eeben, uno iino min
itets beltrebt, ioIde an eeeionetel
Stele ouf5unebmen.
Treis fir Die Sniertion Der Scar,
tie $3.50 pro Sobr.
9entider @aiicubGnsOerehI. GrG
Ii0ent Mortin @iegnno; Sefret1r:
Sermonn q. @infIer, ITO Se6ItC
StraBe, 9.-8. Oireftoren-8erl ON
2. Sreitag /. 90. i'm CONCORD Club,
314 s StroBe gtoronelt
Trancn Silfsbcrein bes 9cmtIdeu
@niIenbanIes. Sroli gbas. &upptr.
tus, Br1itoentin; Setretdrin: Srol
8oltline @oItbers, @nocoItio, 8. 6.
8%eriommIung am 2. Dunnerstag i
SO. i'm @oiienbol1s.
9amcn.@GbDercin Ses 9entI6eu
@aiIenbanIes. 8r1iiOent: 6rol Gath.
2offIer; SefretGr: 6rou 6. &bom.
forOt, 729 Quebec Ctr. &c. @. 8erl.
finnen am 3. Mittnod i. 30. itatt.
9inppert Some Tfanen Silfsber-
elm. 8rGIioentin: Srou 90. Oe@roin
Sefret6rin: Sror g. &rumfe; 8eri.
am 2. Sienstag i. SC, 3 llbr no9-
mittoes im &uppert Some.
GoueorS Stub, @r6iioent; &orI
Soffmann; SefretGr: 81. @ralner,
314 6 ctr. g. %. 8oritanosiisun-
gen ie0en 5peiten, @eneralperiomm-
Iungen ieoen hiRrten 0onnerstog i'm
Nonot, 314 6 Str. 81. 90.
GOncOrO COMMENCEMENT. @rGIioen.
tin Srou Marp @iGe; GetretGrin
6rau 8auline @oItber, &nacoitio,
9. g.; 6inan5iefretdrin Srou 6ranf
@bnert; S6asmeilterin: Srau &orI
GuBler. 8%eriommlung am 1. Conn
tag /. 90. in 314 6 StraBe g. @.
ErOipeet Sia Cemetery. Wm
Stieblin9, Braiioeut; Bm. Mortin
SefretGr; @bos. Gridmeooe, Sdob.
meiiter. 8eri. orr 1. Greitae i. SO.
in 1922 9te ctr. 0..@.
3. s .Silfsberein. 3t4 6 StraBe
g. SO. Br6lioent: &urt 8oeldner;
SefretGr: Or. SAUL @leis, 6t2 13te
StraBe g. So; Sinon5iefretGr:
Srau 90. 0.&0nig, 400 H%enniplpania
glbe. 9. g.; S1asmeiIter: 81. 50.
9rind, 1902 8ier5eDnte Str. g. 90.
G~eriommlungen finoen ltott: Gre
cutiDfomite on ieoem 1. Sreitag i.M.,
Notwithstanding on jeoem 3.
Sreitag I'M Monot.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

nit 124 gegen 80 Sfimmen abge.
Iebnt moroen.
Die GrObi6itiun III 9iOdciter.
&o9eIter, Stem gorf. Gie
bieiige 8oIi5ei Derboftete i'm Sanuar
1921 900 3ro5ent mebr 8erionen
iuegen Srunfenbeit ais i'm Sanuor
1920, einem omtliden 8eridte 3u.
folee. SIN Sanuar 1920 murOen
orei5ebn @erbaftungen eemelOet, i'm
borigen Monot oagegen 1870.
9inObeiiter bcrnrtcilt.
Stem Yorf. - Barnett @einbers,
@igentiimer oes @ait Si0e 8onoei.
biloertbeoterS, in Dem feds &in0cr
totgetreten nuroen, ais I'M pOrigen
Nopember i'm Gbeater elm ialider
Seiterolarm cine 8anif peruriadte,
nuroe 81 Iedl5ig &agen Arbeitsbaus
nerurteilt. @eiuberg nuroe perlr-
teilt, neil er &inoer obne 9eglei-
tung ms Sbeoter ~5ugeloiien battc.
9egrcm nit Collars bclaScn nadJ
NnflanS 5nriif.
Bolton, MaiI. Wfit elmer
@eIanltIumme bon 100000 in
ibren 90rien uno Silipelen i'm
@erte bon $250,000 iteben 200
&uIIen, oie Dor lieben Sabren ols
orme @uspanoerer bierberfamen,
i'm @egriffe, in ibr Seimatlan0 gu
riid5ufcbrer, Inn Ben feit ibres
2ebens in @eboglidfeit 81 oerbrin.
gen. Sic mer0en uad 2iebau nb.
legeln un6 BON BORT 5u Bfer0e ms
Snnere peiterreiien, mo lie BON
ibren Somilien eripartet meroen.
3ie &uiien boben me1rere Sabre
in Snouitrieanlagen in 9pnn &C.
Grbeitet unO ibre @oblbabenbeit lit
cas- &eiuItat Der hoben &obnc Der
&ricgs5eit, elmer frueolen 2cbens-
tueile mo bon Spariamfeit. aues
@argelO lit in unlerifanii6em @olo
ooer @ol05crtififatea
Sic s!aubcn, Dab ibre @ripar.
niiic pOp ie $4,000 biz $4,000 mad
ben oc9enfodrtigen @edlicIraten ite
bcreGtisen. IN ibrem ScimatIanoe
reid gellannt 81 per0en.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

2an6smannidaftlide nnS llnteritit
nngs . &ereine.
&crein 8a6en. 8erl. an 2. Mitt-
mod /. 90. in 922 $50. glbe. @.-8.
Safob @ir3, GefretGr, 1913 g
Str. &c.
MmerifanU1er 1lnteritiitnngs.
Serein. gbas. @ramli9, 8rGiioent.
Nic. 8iesan6, Sefret6r, 1924 6te ct.
S.-8. Eel. Sranflin 1750-i. @eri.
am 2. Dienstog /. 80. inn Concord
<b., 314 6 StraBe g. 80.
Seiien6armitGSter llnteritiitnngs.
&erein @miI Spabn @rGi.; Sobn
Weininger, SefretGr, 1920 M1te
Str. @.-G. @eri. 3. Mittpo1 /. 90.
in 922 $50. 4he. 9.-@.
YattSentider @ereen. @aibinaton
.. &. Sefret1r: 8m. Stuerinann
II gbeItnut Str, Eatoma Barf, DC
@eri. am 1. 0%onrerstag /. SO. i'm
Concord Stub, 314 s Ctr. g. SO.
11nterititnnssbnnb, 9iitrift go.
100. 81. S9us, SefretGr, 3012 Dum-
barton StraBe g. So, 5mif6en q II.
o. 8eri. am A. 0ienstag i. 80. in
SEQ. 922 go. glbe. g. SO.
n@aibington Mctser 1lutcritiit.
nmss.@erein" @rGiioent: Stephan
Sranf, 200 Se6ite ctr. &C. Setre'
tar: Sris SeB, 112 Ate Ctr. @.-@
geri am 1. 9ienstoe /. Wt. in 92a
Ba. .apc. N.-@.
@ilbelm Sell 1tnterfiitumas.G &c.
ielihnft. 8eri. am 3. Montaa /. SO.
in 922 $50. @ne. N.-@. mcuI BaGr
idmiot, Sefret6r, 9O7 90. StraBe
Norbwef
Dnfel 8rGfis @ergnisungs--veiu
8eri. am 9. Oienstag sc. i'm 6Gn
gerbun6. Geo. Mair, SefretGr, 718
elite StroBe 81. 90.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

nit 124 gegen 80 Sfimmen abge.
Iehnt nor0en.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

trodsnes, Itedtnoss Bobren i'm 9aIls,
als piir9e tie oa oriunsn etpas; lie
griff nit Der San6 an bic aebls, absr
bic Sunb Idnt Idper berab uno lag
ME tobt auf Dem Idfpur5en &leioe.
0as I9parSe 8Ieib, bds trus fs nm
Die 6rau, bic LANCE SABRE hinour9
Mutteriteas an ibr pertreten bate =
aber ibret redte Mutter, bic mar fdon
LANCE toDt - unb ibr Batter aud =
unO ale lire @eI9ipiIfer -. unb ie
ielbit par aud benz Sobt geipei5t ges
tpeien -. uber tie Iebte!
BON Neuem Elm GrOiteIn - bann
Elm oerfpunbertes llmIeben: tpie fam
lie bod sisentli9 bierber9 Mas po1te
Tie bier2 ga 10! sic bate Isien pplz
len - iiber bic bilbtnbe Runit! sic
bate ia aud eeleIen - nur mar e.
cine 2ettiire anberer art getpeIsnl
Sbre @ltern! limb bier @ei9piIterl
9~iloegaro - Serbsrt - paul - unb
5rioa - 10 bisben Iie! Su ibr.n Sc
oanten pieberbolten ii9 INNER Die bier
Namen: 9ilbegarb -5erbert - pdul
- Srioa - unb bic battsn ale iterben
mo1en - unb tpartn audi uue seIturs
ben, jung, sefunb uno IebensDOu!
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25
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Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

S~tlOesarb! I'm benz etnen ylamen
blieben f6lieblih ibre bolbgelGbmten,
langIam lpanbernben Gtbanfen bans
gen unb bielten Ii9 baron feIt. sylloe.
garo! 9us mar bic GlteItt Sodter ges
peIen - lire erpa91ene S9peIter,
bic ba auf benz Bible mar, nit benz las
6tnoen Rinb9en ouf ben Mrmen -
uno bic bate Defenders germ Iterben
molten, neil es fir Il. i'm 2eben bod
tein Slid mebr CAB - bic mar bic
beimli6 perlobte 8rout zines iunqen,
senialen Riinitlers setueIen. unb Def.
fen Batter. 9err c., bate ieirem
unsliidliden Sreunbe, benz Batter Der
8raut, niat mebr beIf.n tOnnen ober
ni9t mebr belfen pOlen, ba Der SobH
i'm groBe Summen 9%etoitet. -.
9anna Idlue beioe 9dnbe boris Sc
ii6t bic 3eituns fieI nit Ieiiem Ras
ideln BON ibren Rnieen berob auf ben
Seppi9 gu ibren 5iiBen. Sic adtete
beiien ni9t. Was Io1te 1e nodmaIS
lsien? Sic pubte anes - allies!
Oarum alIo! 0arum bate Dins
fri.o Gotta. Der ~psripObnte Jrau.ns
IiebIing, Der ssfeierte Riinitlsr, Der
@bfeinb. lie gu Ieiner Satin sentddt!
sic bate barber s%esriibelt unb gts
Ionnen - bate iiber bies unfaBbore
@unber seitaunt. unb al ibr. friibes
rem qualboIsn @ebanten unb Mutbe
mubungen iibtr ibre 9triunft, ibre
6amilie fparen in bisI.m Sinnen unb
Staunen untergesaneen. Gin Mann
pie er -. unb lie baSu! Sic, bic feline
IieebaTte, ~blenbenbe S9Onbeit mar,
teinen herborrassnben @eilt bsIub.
ni9t reid mar. teine HoIe in Der @s-
ieuI9uft fpielte = lie, bic ni9ts in
bic @asi6ult gu ipsrfen bate, ols i6re
grenaenloie, onbetenbe 2iebe! 81,
bate ueriu9t. fi9 balbtpess NIT be,
GrtlGruns aufrieben gu seben, bos
~tben bieie unenbli9e 2iebe i'm aeriibrt
buben miiFe. GreiIia. ss batten tin
pobl Oiele Srauen seliebt 49, aber bpd)
feline, feline aud nur nnnGbernb 10 ME
ie -. unb bas bate er fiber chen.
fals b.runseefnnSsn -. Sarum mar
Is tiRt aFa@ 6s&HSSsR!
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

lpelter. Welden StnT 1alGe IS au-s;
ON 10 gelIeoIes 2Belo - 10 eeltebte
&inoer -. mar i9 ni6t Elm gliidlis
der, beneibensptrtber Mdnn2 Bin
i9 ni9t nod gliidli9 uno beneioenss
ipertb, bd ih lie ale, ale nit mir ne6s
men burf2 SD bate feline Hube i'm
@robe, ipenn ih du6 nur ems meiner
@eliebten 3uriidlaFen miiBte! 0as
9ino zines 8erbre6ers - ipelbes
2oos p0rbt es baben? SIS 1T better
10 - mir lino dls benz 3ooe getpeibt!
SpGter. Mein paul 1T tobt - al
lem 4nIdein na9 obns beionoeren
3ampf. @r liegt pa pie i9lafeno,
dber err lit biniiber. --
SD babe neben meines Deibes 8ett
getniet, ih babe lire erfdltenoen 6Gnz
be getiiBt, ibr tauIenOmal gebantt, lie
tauIenbmal INN Ner3eibung dngeflebt.
sic bat mid dngeIefen unb bat nod
3u lG6eln oerfudt. Qu9 lie bat nift
bel Ieiben biirfen.
SD freue mid oIf ben Sob - ia,
i'd freue mid - iebt, Oa i'd lie iterben
Iabl
Silbegarb lit tObt - Serbert atb>
met nod - &lein 6riOa mub ii9
am lGnsiien qudlen.
llnTerer IiiBen tleinen 6anna bab'
i'd bas @ift in bic Mil9flaI9e 9eooIs
len; i9 polte ibr gu trinten qeben,
abtr fe brebte I9laftrunten bas &0pfs
den BET Settle unb I9lummerte ipeiter.
Sobalb iie erpa9t, tpirO ie trinten.
D.nn i6 fam, tpurte i6 es nb. Wie
ous Sinh Ieiner G9peIter Silbegorb
ie5t i9on dbnlid- Iiebt uno aud feiner
Mutter! DDS ein3ige Mitslitb mtt-
nsr ungliidli9enSamilie, bas gang be-
fpuBtlos, gang f9ulblOs ltirbt. Wirb
es Elm @ngel perben, Der fir bic Ssis
nigen bittet an @ottes Sbron2
Was - mas erpdrtet uns bort i'm
Senieits9 @ibt es Elm SenIeits? Sc
ben mir Elm gum Maerburmer in bds
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2anb Der 8erbeiBung
= Der 8ertlGrung = ober tau9en mir
binab ins Rirtpana - ms etpige
Nihts?
SD babe nun meinen 8e9er aud
getrunfen unb min mid nieoerlssen.
&lein : Srieoa lebt INNER nod. WeiH
&ino, mein &inb, per3eib' oeinem urs
men Batter. baB er Dir, piber ieinen
Wiaen. bas Sterben 10 i4iper ma9t!
S9 Dereebe alien, bic mir llebles
setban. Sd bite ale Inn @ergebuns,
bic i4 dei4dbist ober getrGntt babe.
Meine lebte Bite lit bic, man mOse
MIDI nit ben Meinigen 5uiummen Bee
erbigen, mo es unb tpie es audi lei!
5rioa 1T enoli9 tobt - gamma bat
nod ni9t getrunteu -. aber lie pirb
-. lie muB 49,.
SD lese midi nieOer. @utt lei uns
alien sndoig!"
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Washington Journal., 1921-02-25
@eTams 8ereine.

&aibinstOn SGnscrbnnS, 314 6
Str. 9.-8. Mortin @iegano, 8r6i.
&i6ar0 8rouner, SefretGr. 314 6
Ctr. 9.-8. 9ireftoren-8eri. am 2.
9ienstag /. 90. int Concord Club.
8crmania M%1nnerdOr, 922 go.
slpe. 9.-8. 8%raiiOent: Sobn &eif;
Sefretdr: SriB Sdffner, 1850 9lo-
Oensburg &oao, g. g.. 8eriamm-
lung I'm l.. 0onnerstog /. 81.
SGnserbnnb 0amenbersiu, Bert
I'M 2. Gaittmoh /. &C., obenos s l1bl.
I'M Concord &lub.
MriDn 9amenDcrein. Srau q.
Grumfe, Srdi. 8eri. am 9. Mittpody
/. &C., oben6s 8 ubr.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25
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ton, D. c., Southern and Western
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Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

Make chicks for subscription payable
to Hermann G. Winkler, ITO Sixth
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Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

A 9cntide Sreimanrer 2use
Ny Nrminins, Nr. IS, T.M.N.M
w 4oum S6neioer, SefretGr
sol union Saoings @ant Building.
Gerl. am 1. uno 3. 9ienstae i. N.
i'm Neuen Wolonic ScmpeI.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

Entered as second-class matter August
Z, 1915, at the post Office Washington,
D. c., under the Act of March 3. 1879.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

Die snsbeorudten 3eitungsIpulten
fparen gu @noe. Me6anii9 penbete
gamma bas 8latt nm. Sc sntbislt
nidts peiter.
Sic blieb iiben, obne tlures8epuBts
iein, obne b~efonbere @eoanten. Gins
NAL mar es ibr, ais liefen talte
S9auer ii6er Ite bin, uno fe fragte ii9
boiler Staunen: r6rieren9 gber es lit
ia Triiblind!" Damn ipirts lie elm
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-14
AMATEUR SHOTS
TO ASSEMBLE IN
JAX THURSDAY

Jacksonville, July 14.-Amateur
trapshooters from all parts of Florida
and several widely known profess
SIGNALS will participate in the sixth
annual Florida Trapshooting Tourna-
ment over the Duval Gun Club here
beginning Thursday.
The championship of Florida is at
stake and it is said w. n. (Nick)
Boyleston Of Leesburg. present holder
Of the title, will not compete. Lead
ing amateurs outside of Jacksonville
who have entered include Dave Budd
of st. Petersburg, j. A. Hansbrough
and Reynolds Beckkwith of Tampa,
George Williams, Miami, w. H. Nell,
Titusville, and Mr.. and Mrs =. p.
Schutt of Fort Myers. Professionals
include Walter Huff of Macon, Ga.
the veteran; J. Fl. Harrell, Savannah;
A. W. Cuscaden and II. W. Norris. At
lanta; f. L. Moss, Richmond, Va. and
%. j. Glausier Baconton, Georgia.
The tournament will continue
through Saturday and the prize list
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-14
HUMPHREYS Pitches Alright Ball
Until the Saints Get His Measure
In the Ninth Inning and Make
Three Rapid Scores.

The IIiehaudor took iho third game
OF the series from iur 1aiu' j.. TIE
.score OF 6 to 3.
iIumphric+ Wus uu line mound FAR
the tlishlaudcrs 3id pitched airtioli
ball until the uiu'a inning. when Nor
ris was sale un FIRST ON an error by
Reed BigeloM cauc to the bat aud
hit Il ripple To- lett center sroriuS
Morris. hiscIu% scored ON CoN'8 sin
gle and au error scored tlA.
Wilson pitched aood bail except in
the eighth inning Wh.u the High
lander registered hve hlls ANA scored
three runs.
FIRST Inning
st. Petersburg Moore grounded
out Gibson 10 Fashion. Matthews
grounded out Reed to Cashion Nor
ris flied ont TO Gladu in center. SO
runs, no hits, no errors
Lakeland Gladu laid hunt down
TO Wilson and was thrown out at first.
Reed Int two-ba2gcr to the right
field fence. thinner man flied cut to
Moore in short center. Norton was
hit by pitched ball Stewart singled
to left field Reed scoring for seconG
Cashion hit by pitched ball Con
ners flied Out To Bigelow in RICH .
One run. = hits, no errors.
Second Inning
st. Petersburg Bigellw grounded
cut Stewart to Cashion. Cox flied out
to Gibson at short Corners dropped
FletcherS foul. Fletcher singled to
right and stole second. Francis struck
cut. No runs, l hit, l error.
oil {. s1s
thews at shor, HUMPHREYS grounded
Z cut Matthews to Cox. Gladu flied
out to Bigelow iii right. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Third Inning
st. Petersburg Brown fouled out
to Cashion. Wilson grounded out Gil
son to Cashon Moore struck out.
No runs. no hits, no errors.
Lakeland Reed grounded out Cox
to Wilson, Wilson covering first. Zim-
norman touled out to Francis. Nor
ton flied OH to Brown in left center.
NO runs, no hits, no errors.
Fourth Inning
st. Petersburg Matthews flied out
. to Gladu i'll center. Morris sent a
roller to HUMPHREYS who fumbled the
ball making Morris safe at first.
HUMPHREYS struck Bigelow out when
he swung at high one. HUMPHREYS
caught Matthews OFT first and he was
cut Cashion to Stewart to Cashion.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Lakeland-Stewart trippled to the
club house. Cashion grounded out
Morris to Cox. Corners flied out to
Bigelow in right Gibson hit one to
Morris who fumbled the ball, and was
safe at first, scoring Stewart. Humph-
rfes flied out to Brown in LETT. One
run, hit, 1 error.
Fifth Inning
st. Petersburg Cox grounded out
Stewart to Cashion. Fletcher flied
Out to Gibson at short. Francis
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-14
HICRLANDERS TAKE THIRD In SERIES
Whilst. PETERSBURG BYSIX TO THREE

grounded ont Gibson to Cashion. NJ
RUNS. no hits. NO errors.
Lakeland Gladu grounded out
Fletcher TO COS Reed flied out 20
Moore n center Zimmerman walked
or the first tour balls pitched. Norton
il high fly to right field when Nor
Ns and RipeloW dropped the ball be
tween them. Norton stole second.
'trwar flied ont 70 Bigeow in right
Ucld No runs. no hits, no errors.
Sixth Inning
50. Petersburg Brown struck out
uu the INST three balls pitched. VIII
IN singled through the pitchers box.
Moore flied out to Gladu in center.
Matthews singled off Of Gilsons
love Morris singled to left field.
Eigelow grounded out Stewart to
Cashlun with the bases full. No runs.
no hlls, no errors.
Lakeland -C.tshbon flied out to
Bigalow in right field. Corners sin
g!ed 10 lett field Gibson grounded out
to Cox unassited, Corners taking
second HUMPHREYS hit IA hot one to
Morris at second who fumbled the
Lall. Corners scoring from second.
Gladu grounded out Morris to Cox.
one rum, ! hit, error.
Seventh Inning
st. Petersburg Cox flied out to
Norton in deep right. Fletcher flied
cut to Corners. Francis singled
through the pitchers box. Francis
out trying to steal second, Corners to
Stewart. No runs, l hit, no errors
Lakeland Reed struck out. Zim-
norman called out on the third strike.
Norton hit to Morris who fumbled the
ball and is safe at first. Stewart hit
one to Fletcher who threw to Cox and
lie dropped the ball making Stewart
safe at first Cashion grounded out
Wilson to Cox. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Eighth Inning
st. Petersburg Brown singled to
Reed. Wilson hit Il line drive to
Stewart and Brown was doubled at
first. Moore walked. Matthews
grounded out Stewart to Cashion. Nc
runs. no hits, no errors.
Lakeland Corners singled to left
field Tlumphries laid down bunt to
Wilson who threw to third to catch
Corners. all runners safe. Glad1 flied
out to Brown in left field, Corners
scoring on the throw Reed singled
To- left field scoring Gibson. thinner
man singled to center Norton flied
cut to Brown in left center, Humph-
ries scoring on the throw in. Reed
out stealing third, Francis to Fletcher.
Three huns, ) hits, no errors.
Ninth Inning
DafnrcI,,ro ATor,,;.
liner to Reed who dropped the ball,
safe at first. Bigelow trippled to left
center, scoring Morris. Cox singled to
center, scoring Bigelow. Fletcher
flied out to ellison. Francis grounded
cut HUMPHREYS to Cashion, Cox TAX
ing second. Brown hit one to ellison
who fumbled the ball Cox scoring
from second. Hernandez flied out to
Gladu in center, Three runs, 2 hits
errors.
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the league. He went over back of
first and got had hit ball that look
ed good for single and then threw
his man out at first.
Stewart has his batting toys on and
is sure hitting the pin, getting a trip.
pie and single out Of four times up.
Orlando has struck loosing streak
and every team in the league IS trim
ming those Tigers now, jacksonville
ticking three straight games from
them. Joe Tinker will need some
more llghliMg.
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Summary: Stolen base, Scott; sac
rifice hits, Black, Chandler, Martin.
two base hits. Echols, Stapleton, Me-
Gee; home runs, Ammons, Leach,
Herbst; double plays, Osborn to
Leach; hits, off Stewart, IA in Z; Gu
sack. none in two; struck out, by
Black 6. Stewart l, Cusack Q; base on
balls, off Stewart none, Black 1, Gu
sack l; hit batsmen, by Black, Martin
and Chandler; by Stewart Nance;
left on bases, Tampa 3. Daytona 9;
earned runs, Daytona 4. Tampa Z;
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American Association

At st. Paul 4, Indianapolis 0.
At Milwaukee 4, Toledo II.
At Minneapolis 3, Louisville 4.
AT Kansas City 8, Columbus 8.
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South AtIantic Association

Charleston at Augusta.
Spartanburg at Columbia.
Charlotte at Greenville.
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At Brooklyn 6, Cincinnati 2.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING, rain.
Southern Association

AT Birmingham 6, Chattanooga 2
At Memphis 7, Atlanta 2.
At Little Rock 8, Mobile l.
At Nashville 8, New Orleans 8.
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international Leagne

At Toronto S-12, Reading Sc.
At Buffalo 4-G, Baltimore 81.
At Rochester 16, Newark 4.
At Syracuse 3, Jersey City 8.
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Two women in Edenborn, Pa,
fought duel with pistols to the
death for the love of man. One was
killed and the other fled with the man.
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National League

Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
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SHORT .JABS

Stewart showed some great work
going after every ball that came his
in his territory and Bonnie came as
Lear getting them as any player in
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Piedmont League

At Danville 2, Raleigh Z.
AT Durham G, Greensboro 4.
At High Point 0, Winston-Salem 0
IS innings.)
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Baseball in Brief
T0DAY'S GAMES
Florida State League

Lakeland at Tampa.
DaytOna at Orlando.
jacksonville at st. Petersburg.
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American Lengme

b ston at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
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Totals .......3J 3 10 "A
*Rntted Tor Wilson in ninth.

Summary: Left ON bases. Lakeland
10, st. Petersburg 6; earned runs,
Lakeland 5, St Petersburg ,; two
base hit, Reed; three base hits. Stew
art, Bigelow; runs batted in. Stewart,
HUMPHREYS. Gladu. Reed, Norton.
Bigelow, Cox, Brown: first base on
balls, off HUMPHREYS l, Wilson /;
struck out by HUMPHREYS 4, Wilson
2; sacrifice hits. Gladu. Norton; stol-
en- base Fletcher; batter hit, Norton
and Cashion; double plays. Stewart
to Cashion; time, $40; umpire Fer
SuSon.
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South Atlantic Association

At Charlotte 10-1, Columbia 2-7.
At Greenville SO, Charleston So
tSecond game. darkness.)
AT Spartanburg 5, Augusta 2.
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American Association
YESTERDAYS GAMES

Florida State League
At Daytona 5, Tampa 10.
At Jacksonville 2. Orlando 0.
AT Lakeland 6, st. Petersburg 3.
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American League

American League
At Chicago 3, Washington 10.
AT Cleveland 4, Boston 8.
At Detroit IL, Philadelphia 5.
At st. Louis 1, New York IL.