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MESSAGE FROM
IRISH RECEIVED.

PARIS, Aug. s.-A message from
the Irish Republican cabinet, brought
by courier to Paris. was delivered to
Lloyd George. tho British prime min
lister. here today. Up to the early
afternoon no reply had been sent.
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The total number of standard va
riches of postage stamps known to-
day is between 10000 and $4,000.
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Sunday is so called because it was
the day on which. in olden times. wor-
ship was offered to the sun.
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George C. Davis and wife have re-
turned from a trip TO the coast. Mr..
and Mrs. Davis were gone four weeks.
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Spanish Forces in Northeast Morocco
Make Last Stand at MeIlIa; Fate of
General Navarro Is Uncertain

MADRID, Aug. S.-The column
OF General Navarro. which was be-
sieged by the rebelIious Moors on
Mt. Arruff. has been annihilated.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston ...... lOO lSO OSN-6 y %
Battcries-Leonard and Bassier;
Myers and Rucl.
At New York DIST camel X. II. Il.
Chicago ...... 900 900 600 4 I
New York ....103 100 I1*-7 10 o
Batteries = Wiencke. Hodge and
Lees; Sliawkey and Schang.
At New York end camel X. II. T..
Chicago SOL 900 010-5 1
New York ....1ol 100 010-4 I 3
Batteries-Kerr. Faber and Lees:
Hoyt and Schang.
At Philadelphia list camel X. II. E.
Cleveland .....11O 0c1 O1O-4 o
Philadelphia ..O03 600 000-3 o
Batteries-Coveiesldie and O'Neill;
Rommel and Perkins.
At Philadelphia end camel r. ii. T..
Cleveland =. 900 f0e 900 o.
Philadelphia 1e0 800 900 o.
At Washington X. H.. Il.
st. Louis --......0IO 0e0--
Washington ......032 OH
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according to n communication 70
ceived here last night from Gen
eral Berenguer. the Spanish high
commissioner in Morocco.
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LONDON, Aug. 8-Moroccan tribesmen, who two weeks
ago signally defeated Spanish troops in northeastern
Morocco, are reported to have appeared in force before Me-
lila, the last stronghold. of the Spanish in that section of the
country. 1t is asserted that panic reigns in the city, and that
civilians are seeking safety on board ships in the harbor.
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the fear IN official quarters there b a
General Navarro's forces have been
annihilated.
Spanish soldiers have been landed
on the Moroccan coast southeast Of
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Uncertainty surrounds the fate OF
General Navarro and several hundred
men. who were reported lest week to
have becn surrounded by Moors on
Mt A-ruit. Madrid adyices Indicate
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members will report themselves at
h Mansion house upon their arrival
in Dublin.
, 1921-08-08

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Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
PHOENIX PLAYER WINS BORDER STATES
M'CANN AND WEBER CLASH AT 9TH STREET ARENA TONIGHT

than ever. Of only one thing are they certain-that Weber is peculiarly fitted and is the logical man to go against McCann. They say Johnny has nothing to concede to the boy from the Cuyahoga in the way of a kick, cleverness and ring generalship. On the other hand, they do not see Billy's lines and properly place his well known sleep tablet to the crafty, never quit Cleveland battler.
 Billy McCann left Phoenix about one year ago and here is some dope taken from his record since that time. Cast your peppers over it: He beat Johnny Mendies0n. a fast one from Detroit, in 10 rounds; won from Mixer Mitchell at Rochester over the same distance: decisively defeated Jakie Schiller at Buffalo in 15 rounds and Tony Dennis at Buffalo in twelve; beat Johnny Ray at Cleveland in twelve rounds and won a 15-round match against Benny Valzer in New York. He drew with Jimmy Kane in New York and had another even break with Willie Jackson.
 Billy lost his match with George Chaney, but it was the most terrible fight Chaney had had for many a day and it went the full scheduled F rounds.
 Weber has tackled the best boys on the Pacific coast and has gotten by very Iicely. He has fought draw with that tough one Jimmy Duffy! The husky gob was on top of Al Cru ran all the way at Oakland after Cru nan had trimmed Kid Mex for a twenty round session. This match was called l. draw also, but the dope shows that Weber had Al on the back step from gong to gong Weber stopped Billy Palmer at San Fran cisco in the third round and his smashing style pleased the ringsiders The fighting sailor easily took the measure of Freddie Burrows, U. s. s. New Mexico, winner of the inter allied belt at London, and since was regarded as the premier 135-pounder in the United States navy
 Next to the main event comes the little headliner," staged by Tiny Ray field of Prescott and Young Arnold of Phoenix, at 110 pounds. These boys in their last meeting here put up one of the classiest exhibitions of the manly art ever seen in Phoenix. Ar merited it, but the sentiment of the spectators was about evenly divided. And even at that, it took a quick eye .on the part of watchers to follow this pair as they rained rapid fires of blows upon each other. It sounded like a fife and drum corps minus the flies.
 The show will be opened by fast
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
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NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-New York gained its full game lead in the American league today by defeating Cleveland, q to '. New York's score is the seasons. high record. The Yankees knocked out Ray Caldwell, formerly New York pitcher. in the second inning. and scored 10 runs off Mails. left handler. in the two inn ings he pitched. Of the eight earned runs scored on Mails in the fourth inning, seven were scored before a New York player was retired. Clark, a youngster, also was pounded hard, Meusel and Fewster hitting him for home runs.
 Meusel's home run was his twen- ty-fourth and enabled him to tie Will Hams of the St. Louis Browns for second place to Ruth.
 Carls Mays was hit hard at times. but he always was in a position to take things easy. It was his twenty sixth victory.
 A capacity crowd of 4o.000 persons saw the game Rain fell at intervals
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
WAL TER BOWERS WINS FINALS IN PASS CITY MEET
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 FL PASO, Sept. 25.-Playing under the colors of the Hassayampa club of Phoenix. Arizona Walter Bowers today won the 1921 singles cham pionship in the closing days play of the ninth annual border states tennis tournament, which opened on the courts of the Fl Paso Tennis club, last Friday.
 Eddie Simmons of Fl Paso, former runner up- He lost in straight sets. 6-S, e-2, s3- The Fl Paso team. Bailey and Nebeker, came through as doubles champions. defeating the -Bandeen team. also of Fl Paso, so, 6-3, 6-2- Summaries of the closing days play follows:
 Mems Singles:
 Semi finals. Simmons. Fl Paso. defeated Bailey. Fl Paso. 6-1, 6-3. Fl Paso. 3-6, 6-2. 6-1--
 Mems Singles: Final:
 Bowers. Phoenix, defeated Sim mons, Fl Paso. 6-3. 6-2. 6-3- Mems Doubles: Third Rounds Cole -Bandeen. Fl Paso. defeated Chew Ferguson, Fl Paso. 6-4. s-2-
 Cole -Bandeen. Fl Paso. defeated Men's Doubles: Semi Finals:
  Woodul- Bateman. Fl Paso. 6-o. 6-2. Bailey and Nebeker. Fl Paso. de- feated Simmons. Fl Paso. Bowers. Phoenix. 1-6, 6-3. 6-2- Men's Doubles: Final: Bailey -Nebeker. Fl Paso. defeated Cole -Bandeen, Fl Paso. so. 6-3. 6-z- Junior Singles: Final: Williams. Douglas. defeated L. Ferguson. Fl Paso, 6-0. 6-0. 6-4. Wcmen's Doubles: Final: Miss Kissinger. Douglas. Miss Me- Donald. Tucson. defeated Misses Crawford Smith Fl Taso. 6-2, 6-1- Women's Singles: Final: Miss Mcdonald, Tucson. defeated Mrs. Sutton, Tuiarosa. 6-2. 6-o- Veterans Singles: Finais: Fuger. Fl Paso, defeated Lawton. Tucson. 6-2. 6-0-
 Veterans Doubles: Final: Fuger-Neff. Fl Paso. defeated Car michael Smith, 6-S 6-1. 7-5
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
JESSE GU|LFORD |S NEW GOLF CHAMPION
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 ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25-Putting the magical skill and playing most of his other shots almost perfectly. Jesse Guilford, ''the Boston siege gun,' superseded Charles Evans of Chicago as national amateur golf champion as result of his victory over Robert Gardner of Chicago. here yesterday and seven and six
 Guilford's string of birdies, which was broken at the tenth cup, is be- lieved to be record. He unleashed some wonderful playing on the sixth, seventh. eighth and ninth holes. SCOT ing four birdies- His play all day was marvellous.
 Gardner's long drives lacked &C., curacy. The former titleholder's s work was weak, and bis play on the greens ragged. A huge gallery fol- lowed the match.
 Details of a clever joke were told at the golfers party last night. Dur ing the tournament it was announced that Miss Dorothy Chambers. wom- an champ on of Ireland" would be seen on the links in mixed fore some
 More than once the long drives of the Irish woman champion" caused astonisnmert. Spectators began to wonder why this woman marvel was being kept from holding first place among the stars of her sex. When the fair wizard drove the ball more than 250 yards at the fourth hole photographers crowded around the golf star and the gallery closed in to get a closer view. but the ''wom- an" at this moment swept away a wig after a bow disclosing Reginald Lewis, Connecticut state champion
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

four round bout between Young Rivers and Joe Brown. Both these boys are clever and ambitious. They are about evenly matched and should put the spectators into a pleasing mood for the rest of the card to follow.
 Another four round go put on by Kid Romo and Young Rufus will come next to further whet the fans appe- tites for tEe semiwindup and the big fight.
 The Arizona Athletic club arena is all set to handle all the sportsmen this vicinity can produce. Everything has been arranged to give the greater amount of comfort There is plenty of parking space right at the arena and police officers will be on hand.
 Manager Leary extends a cordial invitation to the ladies of Phoenix and neighboring towns who would enjoy good clean boxing program. He as sures them that nothing offensive will be tolerated. Any man, he says, who does not observe these requirements in the arena will be escorted to the box office and his money refunded.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

Sox down the toDoggan to the tune of 10 to 5.
 The game started out with hopes for the fans and ended with sym pathy for the faithful guard. The Tigers opened the afternoon with a score in the first inning and the Sox evened matters in the fourth. It was good game for four innings, but in the fifth the Sox garnered three scores and with a nice lead of Al opened for the first half of the sixth The fireworks started and when the smoke had cleared Lefty Miller was still in the air and the Tigers pushed four runs across. Lefty was good up to this time, but the heavy smashes forced him from the mound and Trammell proved as helpless when he went in.
 In the seventh the Tigers made three more and one in the eighth and ninth. The Sox managed to score one run in the seventh and that let them out.
 Home runs featured the game with Brooks, Butler. Cooper, Teaney and Wheeler rapping out long ones.
 Shortstop Butler kept the crowd on edge with his sensational fielding. Tn the fifth he knocked down a sure hit that was breezing along the left foul line and saved a couple of scores.
 Brooks made several nice stops and two errors. He beat Salazar out of a hit and forced Lane between sec- ff-7
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

All followers of the fistfc game in Phoenix have one thought today and tonight they will be out several thou sand strong. all set for the most at tractire fight card ever seen in this section. This card. headed. by Billy NcCann of Cleveland, and Sailor Johnny Weber of San Francisco promises to be the biggest drawing card Arizona fans have even seen-
 TonfEhfs glove content is holding the spotlight" and the amount of in terest locally in the little worlds series" between New York and Cleve- land has been retired to secondary consideration
 Gossip and speculation fin sporting circles as to who will be the conqueror i'm this slugfest has been rife about town for the past several days. The local experts" if they have really s'pickedv tl-e prospective winner, have very cautiously refrained from getting on the Hong end" with their dough.
 These ~experts" have been out daily watching the boys do training. But each time they have gone out to the camp they have returnd more puzzled
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Orioles Win Flag
 In International
 League; 119 Wins
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-Baltimore and Jersey City rang down the cur tain today in the International league. Jack Dunn's champions handing Jersey City a double defeat. 8 to 5. and to T. Baltimore closed the sea- son with 119 victories-the most ever scored in a league. The old record was 116. made by the Chicago Cubs in 1906.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
Dan Shea Is Winner
 Of Decothiora Title

INcpLbIILaII FN. f-s Atdscu FFITe1
 JERSEY CITY, N. J.. Sept. B. Dan Shea. New York fireman and representative of the Pastime Ath- letic club today, won the A. A. U. decathlon championship with 5.S49,- ass points. Brutus Hamilton, Uni- Versity of Missouri, former cham nion. did not compete this year.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
NEW YORK YANKEES HAMMERFOURl CLEVELAND HURLERS SFOR q RUNS INDIANS SCORE ! RUNS OFF MAYS

Wambsganss to Johnston. Bases on balls-Mays 3. Caldwell 1. Mails 4. Clark 8. Hits--Off Caldwell, 5 in l 1-3: Mails, in 2-3; Clark, $ in 4. Struck out-Mays 8. Caldwell 1. Mails 2. Losing pitcher-caldwell Umpires-Connolly, Owens, Dineen. Time. 2:25.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results Salt Lake, 0-1: Vernon, 9-2. Frisco, 4-6; Portland, 2S. Sacramento, ST; Oakland. 3-6.
 Today's Games No games scheduled, teams
 travelling.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

out 10 men and landing on the horse hide for two two-base hits. The wizard chucker would have scored a shufout except fr errors by Young blood in the third inning allowing corsairs to reach home.
 The Giants made 10 runs on 13 hits and Pirate errors.
 Hewitt pitched for the Pirates, but loose fielding and heavy hitting by the Giants was too much for his delivery.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
Denver Defeats
 Casper In Fifth
 Game Of Series
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DENVER, Colo, Sept. 25.-Denver hit Davenport effectively in two innings today and defeated Casper, to 3, in the fifth game of the nine game post season series for the mid west league championship. Dawson was strong with men on the bases. The series now stands Casper 3, Den yer ?. The teams left for Casper to- night. Score: RH. E. Casper .. .o00 0o2 1oo-3 8 1 Denver . 800 900 10+-4 8
 Batteries: Davenport and Hale; Dawson and Wilson.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
Pittsbura
Fort Worth Wins Third Game From
 Southern Champs
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept 25.-Fort Worth, Texas league pennant win ners. today made it three in a row over the Memphis club. Southern as- sociation champions, and the count for the series three and one. by pounding Paul Zahniser for 20 hits and a IS to 4 victory over the Chicks in the fourth game of the inter league series for the baseball cham pionship of the south.
 Forth Worth now needs only one more game to it's credit to gain the title Score: R. H. Ei. Fort Worth :. 900 321 o36-15 20. 8 Memphis ..... 100 002 0ol-
 Batteries: Pate and Haworth: Zahniser and Hungling.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York, 21; Cleveland, '. Washington, 3; Detroit, ?
 Today's, Games St. Louis at Boston. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
ME WHITE LETS BUCCANEERS OFF
 WITH l b|NG[Es

TIME has added a few gray hairs and a wrinkle or two to Wiz White, but the coll ored phenom re- tains all the polish of the youthful pitching stars and plenty of stuff" on the ball.
 The old vet held the Pirates to three hits at Eastlake park yesterday afr 4aruoou str i kin Q
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

summary IWO-DaSe hltS: E.. Scott. Three-base hits: Wheeler, R. Scott. Home runs: Brooks. Butler, Cooper. Teaney, Wheeler Hhits
 l.. Miller. in 2-3 innings. Sacri- flee: Lyall. Stolen bases: Wheeler. F. Scott, Teddy, Nicely. Double plays: Lyall to Warren. Left on bases: Tigers, 12; Sox, 4. Bases on balls: OH Salazar, 8: Miller, 2; Tramell, 2. Struck out: By Salazar. 9; Miller, B: Tramel. 1. Time of game: hrs. 10 min. Empires: Spencer and Glow. Attendance: 1.50o. Scorer: King.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
Cincinnati Defeats
 Brooklyn Six To TLUo

CINCINNATI, Sept. 25-Miljus was batted hard in the first and third in- nings today and Cincinnati won from Brooklyn. A double header was to have been played, but one game was cancelled by wet grounds. Score:
 RH E. Brooklyn ...... GOO 900 101-2 10 1 Cincinnati 302 900 10x-6 fl Batteries: Miljus, Reuther and Taylor; Luque and Hargrave.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
Australian Beats
 William Tilden II
 InDeciding Match
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CHICAGO. Sept 25.- William T. Tilden. II. national tennis champion, playing the deciding match of the East West championship series to- day. was defeated by J. O. Anderson. of Australia, in spectacular con- test.
 The match went five sets. the final set see-sawing until the thirty sixth game was reached before victory contingent. Tho score: 3-6.6-4. 6-1, 1-6, 19-17.
 Previous to the final match. the East and West had divided the four matches Of the day and evened up the series four matches apiece
 Summary of other matches:
 Singles. S. Howard voshel1. Brooklyn. defeated Willis Davis. San Francisco. 4-6. s-3. 6=o. 6-2.
 Vincent Richards of .Yonkers. N. Y, defeated J. B. Hawkes.. of Aus tralia,, 6-4. 2-6. 6-4, 7-5.
 The TildenAnderson contest was the feature and darkness was hover ing near when Tilden netted the ball
 In the first set the champion ap- peared to be in fine form He dropped his opening and the next game, but settled down and cap tured the next four. He then took the set, 63.
 Anderson started the second set by winning the first three games. While the champion managed to deuce the set, Anderson's placements proved the deciding factor. and he evened the match by winning the set 7-5.
 In the third set Anderson captured four games before Tilden took any, The Australian dropped the fifth, but then won the set 6-1.
 With the sets two to one for An derson. Tflden squared the match on the next set without much difficulty, 6-1
 The final set proved to be fitting climax Anderson won his service at the opening and Tilden then did likewise. This procedure was fol- lowed until the set had been deuced many times, but as Anderson had first service he frequently had the game advantage and it was not until the twenty-ninth game when. with the score 14-14. that Tilden broke through and won Anderson's service Anderson, however.e returned the compliment and won Tilden's service From then on. the players repeatedly won each others service
 POSTPONE MEXICO CITY GAME
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
White Motors Win
 Amateur Ball Title
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IHepubIIcan q. p. P.EeaSed WIFcJ DETROIT. Sept. 25.-White Mo- amateur national baseball federation | championship today by defeating | Risdon Creamery of Detroit. in a
 double header. to 2. and to g.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo, 5-3: Kansas City, A. At Columbus, 50; Milwaukee. 2-10. At Louisville. 7-3; St. Paul, S-2.
 At Indianapolis, 7-9; Minneapolis,
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
TIGERS TROUNCE
 RENOVATED HOSE BY 1O-5 SCORE

OMEBODY said the White Sox had been renovated, laundered, repaired or rebuilt, but whatever hap pened to our noble Sox they can claim damages for leaving the field filled with holes.
 Eight costly errors, coupled with 14 safe hits by the Tigers bumped the White
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

Summary. TWO base hlfs-Mc- Nally. Mays. Jamieson 2. Three base hits-Meusel, Miller. Home runs-Meusel. Fewster. Stolen bases Ward, Devormer. Sacrifice Mails Double play-Stephenson to
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

Fruit cargoes in vessels have been preserved by means of forced air ventilation.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

Summary: Two-base hits-BaiIey 2. Youngblood. Arbow, w. White 2. Double plays-E- Miller, Marcus, Call lahan- Bases on balls-Off Nevitt 3. Hit by pitcher-By Nevitt tWhite). Ssruck out-By White 10. by Nevitt 3. Left on bases-Giants 8, Pirates 6. Time of game hours Umpires- Gholston and Godfrey. Attendance 500.
 Score by innings:
 Giants ..-........1 11o 600 o2e-1o Pirates ...........0 .003 900 000-
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
WEsrERN IEAcuE

At Wichita, 4-10, Des Moines, s-l At Oklahoma City, 2: Omaha, 6. At Joplin. 2; Sioux City, 5. At Tulsa, 1; St Joseph, 0.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
AHOW THGYl 2 STAND l
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York, 5; St. Louis. 2. Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati, 6. Boston, 3-7: Chicago. 4-S.
 Today's Games Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26
POSTPONE MEXICO CITY GAME

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 25 = The game scheduled here today between the Dallas and San Antonio baseball clubs of the Texas league was post poned because of rain
Arizona republican., 1921-09-26

co1um the with St Louis  more wins showing change in the stand O the finish.
 IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
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