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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
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natted TOT mcNally m eleventh.
 s'Batted for ShaEkey in eleventh.
 Score by innings:
 Cleveland ........... 100 0eo 2o3 e2-s New York ........ 00i O0e 32O 0O--B
 Summary; Two base hits, Wainbsganss, Nunamaker, Meusei, Speaker, Thomas Three base hits, Speaker, Roth. Home runs, Ruth smith, Mays, Gardner. Stol- en base Baker. Sacrifice hits Roth, Wambsganss. Peckinpaugh. Left on base New York 5; Cleveland IA. Bases balls off Mays l off Bagby q off Mails l; off Uhle 3. Hits, off Bagby 13 in 8 2-s in- nings;. off Mails In 1-2 inning; off Uhle In innings; off Mays 14 in innings (none out in 9thl; off Shawkey in 3 in nings. Struck out, by Bagby 1; by Mails l; by Shawkey ?. Winning pitcher, Uhle. Umpires Naliin. Wilson, Hildebrand. Time .4S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
LlNEVILLE EASILY WINS
 FROM TALLADEGA, ' TO 2

Lineyille, June 10.-(Special.)- )- Lneville defeated Talladega today by a score of to 2 in a one-sided affair. Sancho Dickinson was not equal to the Lineville Slabman and gave up four hits and four runs in the third inning. while Everett Hay nes took trip all the way around in the sixth. Eidson twirled for Lineville and gave up only four bits. This was the initial appearance of Eidson on the local diamond.
 score: R. H. E. Linevfl1e ..............,.7 2 Talladega
 Batteries: Eidson and Griffin; Dickinson and Davis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
FORT PAYNE HAS LITTLE TROUBLE HEATING CENTRE

Fort Payne. June 1o.-tSpecial. J. In a one-sided game played here Thursday, Fort Payne easily defeat ed Center by score of to 2 In the beginning, it looked as though Gen. ter would have the advantage, for she made two home runs in the first inning. However. the locals piled up runs in the later innings. while the visitors had to content them selves with the two earned in the first J. Hester, of the locals, knocked a home run in the fifth Shelton, pitching for the locals. struck out 14. while Savage only struck out g men.
 Score: R. H. E. Fort Payne -. o3o o2o 31s--s 10 0 Center ..... 200 900 000--2 :
 Batteries: Shelton and Hall; Saw age. Higgins and Appleton. Umpires: Emmett and Haston.
 The locals will play the Oneonta team on the local field Friday and Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11

SUMMARY Two base hits. Pope. Pond, Fiedler. Sacrifice hits Bronkie, Anderson (2). Stolen bases, Mulvey, Tutweiler. Base on balls off Pope |; off Noel {. Struck out, by Pope 1 by Noel 2. Wild pitch, Pope. Left on bases, Mobile [; Chattanooga 5 Time, hours. Umpires. O'Toole and Bettaneourt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
Tigers Get Even Break

Washington. June 10.--Dstroit got an even break In the series with washing ton by taking the final game today. 6-3- bleachers with runner on base in the first inning. but was called out for bat ting out of order. Vcach, whose turn he usurped knocked a homer over the right field wall on his first appearance in the fourth inning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11

Summary: Three-base hits, wingo, Bressler. Frsch; stolen base, Bancroft. . sacrifices, Daubert CD, Bressler. Kopf . double plays, Bohne to Fonseca to Dau- bert; Bancroft to Friscb to Kelly: Rapp to Kelly; left on base, New York 8, Gin Toney g. saiise s on hits. s off 9r Topey fey ie in innings. off Sallce in innings: hit by pitcher, by Rixey (King); struck out, by Rixey g. by Toney 1, by Sallee losing pitcher, Toney; umpires, Moran and Rig Ter. time. 40
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
Suggs Has One Bad Inning and Birds
 Beat Crackers, Al

New Orleans, La. June ie.--Sugss h4s one bad inning today and New Orleans ds- fested Atlanta. 10 1. In the third two singles a hit batsrnan and an error gave the locals four runs. Outside of that. suggs pitched maHerly ball. Bscauss several American Association balls vers mixed with the IS balls sent on the field to start the game. Captain Mayer Of At. lanta. played the game under protest. Score;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11

SUMMARY Two-base Hits--Lesiie. Sacrifice Hit--Giibert. Double Play-Dcberry to Leslie. Struck Out-By Matteson 2. Bases on Balls--Off SugEs ]. Hit Batsman-By Suggs (RaderJ. Time-1:2S. Umpires--Pfirman and Jorda.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
Bears Win Second
 Straight Victory
 From the Lookouts

Mobile, June io-Mobilo made 1t two straight from Chattanooga today. winning by tho score of to { by hitting in the pinehes. Fiedler. of the visitors secured four hits out ot four times up, one -n1 them double Scora:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
AIa.-Tenn. League
RUSsELVILLE WINS
 FROM ALBANY, $ TO 2

Russelvilie, June Special. )--- McLain's three bagger with two men on won a to victory for Russell ville over the Albany Twins this aft ernoon. Coopers spectacular field ing in left for the winners was a feature, lie cutting off several hits. Both twirlers pitched good ball.
 Score R. Fl. k. Albany Decatur ......2 8 , Russclville ...............5 2 ?
 Batteries Bachelor and Johnson Martin and Hall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
Chicks Pound Ball Hard and Win From
 Vols In Third Game

Nashville, Tenn. June 10.--Heavy hit ting and good pitching enabled Memphis to take the third game from Nashville here today by score of 12 to 3. Marks. pitching for Memphis, allowed 10 hits but was effective in the pinches. The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
WITH PHIL MORRY N GREAT FORM, MOLEYS
 STAGE UPHILL FIGHT
Poor Defensive Work by Barons Enables Pebbles to Score Four Runs in First Inning-Baronial Suggers Dust Fields From Box-Get
 Three Homers

the Birmingham Baseball association ourrun lead afternoon Philip Morrison exhibited spirit Little the first Power punh pep persncy phenomenal plays gave victory Traveller lin he hird of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
Totals ....-....33 3 24 14 .Batted for Miljus in seventh.

brooklyn ......--.... v1O viu vvv--s St. Louis ......... III zzu iSx--s
 Summary: Two base hits, McHcnry .zj. Hornsby, Mann Olson. Johnston. Three base hit, Diihoefer. Home runs. Mann. L.a- van. Stolen base. Hornsby. Sacrfice hita Lavan Janvrin. KIlduu. Doubl1 plays Knduff to Olson to KonetGhy; Grif fith to Taylor: Duhoefsr to LAvan: Herns- by to Janvrin- Left on bases. Brooklyn s: St. Louis 6. Bases on baIls. off Reuth- or ,; Niijus 1; Walker 1. HitA off Reu- ther 9 in 2-3 innings; Miljus 1 in 1-s innings; Bailey 3 in inningu-- Struck out. by Reuther 2; Walker Z. Wild pitch. ReutIer, Bailey. Winning pitcher. Walker. Losing pitcher, Reuther. Empires. Bren- nan and Emslie. Time, 1's7.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11

ney, HciImann. DausA Three base hits. Bush. Home run, vsAch. Sacrifice hits. Blue f2). Left bases. Detroit s; Wash ington 6. Bases on balls. off Courtney q: Dauss :. Hits, off Courtney in l-3 innings: off Acosta in 1 2-3 innings. Hit by pitcher. by Courtney (Bassler): Dsuss (HarrisD. Losing pitcher Courtney. Cnl-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
Cards Win Another

St. Louis, June l0.--St Louis made clean sweep of the series with Brooklyn by taking today's game, to 3. The Car dinals continued their heavy hitting. It was their seventh consecutive victory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11

Summary: Two-base hits Holke, Carey; three base hits Southworth stolen bases. Maranville to Tierney to Whitted left on bases, Boston 9, Pittsburg io; bases on balls, off Scott 2, Glazner" 7, Carlson hits. off Glazuer 8 in innings. Carlson In 2; struck out. by Scott 3, Glazner 2; passed ball, Schmidt; losing pitcher. daz- ner; umpres, Mccormick and Hart; time. .b2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
Toney Hit Freely

Cincinnati June 10.-Toney was batted freely and Cincinnati won from New York today, to 1. Bresslers triple in the third and his single in the seventh scored all three of Cincinnatrs runs. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11

New York, June lo.-Cieveland won an exciting game from New York today. S 10 .. The game was featured by home runs by Ruth. Smith. Gardner and Mays. Ruth's homer was his seventeenth of the season
 Baghy was injured stopping a thrown ball
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
Red Sox Hit Davis

Boston. June 1o.-Bostons hit Davis hard and gave Myers good support, de feating St. Louis, 2 to g. today After Hendryx and McInnis had singled in the seventh. J. Collins lined into a triple play Ellerbe to Lamb to iSisler. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
JotdiS ..-.....-..5t sBatted for Burwell in ninth.

St. Louis .........,...... 010 GOO 020 Boston Characterization. 1o1 0O5 Oox--7
 Summary Two base hits Elierbe, Sis Ter. Williams. Witt CD, Pratt. Stolen bases, Sisler. Pratt t23) Double play. Lee to Sisler. Triple play. Elierbe to Lamb to Sisler. Left on bases. St. Louis 7i Boston 5. Bases on balls, off Davis g; off Myers 1. Hits off Davis 10 in in Bings; off Burweli, 2 in 2 innings Hit by pitcher, by Meyers (Lamb, Sisler). Struck out by Meyers 2. Wild pitch, Davis 1. Los ing pitcher. Davis. Empires, Connolly and Dineen. Time 1:3s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11

Pittsburg, June 1o.-Boston split the series with Pittsburg by winning today's game to l. Scott kept the home teams hits scattered and was steady with men on tho bags. Both Pitchers were hit hard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
SheeIy's Homers Win

Philadelphia June fo.-sheely's two home runs with man on base each time | enabled Chicago to best Phiia phia to- day. by score of too. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
INDIANS DEFEAT TANKS, 8 TO s, IN
 I1-INNING GAME
Sheely Gets Two Homers With Man on Base Each
 Timetable Gets One
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Cleveland & New York (1l innings). Detroit s, Washington 8. Boston [. St. Louis 2. Chicago 5, Philadelphia O.
 Todny's Games St. Louis at Philadelphia. Cleveland al Washington. Detroit at New York. Chicago at Boston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
BOSTON DIVIDES
 SERIES WITH THE
 BUCSBY VICTORY
Rube BresSIer Drives In All Three of Reds Runs.
 Cincy Wins, 3 to l
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston (: Pittsburg 1. Cincinnati 3; New York l. St. Louis B. Brooklyn 8. Philadelphia Chicago trainl.
 Today's Games New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Pittsburg. Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago.
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Totals ..........34 6 10 sz6 IS sHarris out fov interference.
 ssBatted for Bassler in eighth. sssBatted for Flagstead in eighth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11

Totals ..... ,.,..3l 125 lb Q xDuncan out, hit by batted ball. 'Batted for Toney in seventh. s+Ran for Snyder in ninth. ss'Batted for Sallee in ninth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
BARONS IYALLOP IRA VELERS B Y 70 TO SCORE-SPORTS
Baseball Results
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

NlhUINAA LEAGUE At Richmond (; Norfolk 3. At Wilson 5-tS; Newport News l-e. At Petersburg S-l; Rocky Mount l-S. At Portsmouth 1o; Suffolk s.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Al Louisville 5: Minneapolis {. At Columbus 6; Kansas City {. At Toledo (: Milwaukee 5. At Indianapolis 5. St. Paul {.
 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Jersey City ,; Newark [. At Rochester (; Buffalo 6. At Syracuse |; Toronto 3. At Baltimore g; Reading 4.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Greenville z; Spartanburg {. At Charlotte $: Charleston z. At Augusta 6; Columbia Q.
 PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Raleigh 6; Winston Salem $. At High Point 2; Greensboro 4. At Durham g; Danvllle [.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-11
AMERICAN AsSoCIAT
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAnur
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
MIssIssIpPI STATE LEA1:

At Orlando 1; JRchsonville tl0 in- lingsl.
 At Lakeland 5; St. Petersburg ts. At Daytona 4 Tampa 8.
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At Clarksdale 3 Jackson 6.
 At Greenwood [; Meridisn l.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
A Better Car Too!

Far from being appreciated car, brought out cheaply to make showing, the Westcott today is a better automobile than the famous Westcotts which have been much advertised by their appreciative owners.
 Steel, leather and other materials are of higher quality, and labor is able and willing to produce better results, than has been the case for a long time past!
 Not nickel's worth of quality, nor single item of equipment, has been taken off the West colt. 1t still includes thermostatic control of motor temperature, radimeter, electric cigar lighter, clock, spotlight socket, windshield clean CT, gasoline gauge dash, cowl ventilator, ton- neau light, etc It is the same distinctive, long lived, dependable car that it has been for dozen years--only more so!
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
These Are Bottom Prices!

No man can study the car at these figures with out deciding that each and every model through out the list is to be greatly underpriced. He can not fail to conclude that these are rock bottom prices-that he can in fact buy with full assurance that he will get as low price as he would secure by waiting. These quotations will be, possible only because of most fortuitous combination of circumstances, that are far from likely ever to occur again. If you know automobiles, the quickest way to show yourself that Westoott is the great buy of the day is to check over every other car at anywhere near the Westcott in speci- fications, size, power, equipment and fnish-and just compare the prices
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
EXEMPTION ACCORDED
 AUTO LICENSES GIVEN
 IN THREE-A REPORT

granted by visitors state. not to ex- ceed 90 days.
 Minnesota-Exem 30 days with home tags
 Mississippi-Exempt 60 days with home tags.
 Missouri-Same as Mississippi.
 Montana-Exempt with home state tags from 80 to 90 days
 Nevada-Same as Minnesota and Nebraska.
 New mpshire-Exempt 20 days with home state tags. For the months of July. August and Septem- Der. one-half rate. Operators and chauffeurs. s1, if holding home state license; otherwise g and examina- ton.
 New Jersey-Exempt 15 days if home state grants reciprocity. Same for chauffeur. be obtained within 30 days, $3. Is-' sued by authorized garages. New York Exempt for period granted by visitors state, all or any part of year. May operate in New York city ten days only without talk 1 ing out operators license. l if home state grants reciprocity. North Dakota = Temporarily if home state tag is displayed. Con | SIIueu to Dt tQlTly ddyS% l Ohio-Same as Florida and other states Very lenient in this privilege. Oklahoma-Exempt for SO days. Oregon-Same as Florida. Pennsylvania-Sam as Florida. Rhode Island-Exempt ten days
 with home tags. l South Carolina-Exempt 30 days
 provided home state tags are dis played.
 South Dakota-Same as Florida. l Tennessee-Exempt 30 days. This applies to any state or territory in l the United States, Canada or Mexico
 Texas-Exempt 30 days with home tags After 30 days seal must be ob- I tained from state highway depart ment. Fee one dollar, which permits
 SO days longer. I Utah-Exempt 30 days with home 1 tags.
 I Vermont = Exempt for period I granted by visitors state to the ex-
 tent of three months. I yirginia-Same as Florida. I shington-Exempt 90 days with home state tags.
 West virginia-Sam as Florida Wyoming-Same as Michigan. I Panama Canal Zone Thirty-day license will be issued for fee of 5f
 cents to a bona fide tourist, provid-
 ing machine carries current plate o1
 some state in the United States. Nc additional Canal Zone plate neces- sary.
 Canadian regulations are: sl New Brunswick-Owners exempt
 21 days. Chauffeurs must take out
 license.
 Nova Scotia Exempt 90 days witt ,. home tags.
 Ontario-Passenger cars and driv-
 CTS exempt 30 days with home tags;
 subject to special arrangements witt each state-
 l Quebec Exempt for period granted by visitors state. except taxicab' and other commercial vehicles. Manitoba-Exempt 30 days. N Saskatchewan--Exem 30 day with home tags. Operators permi must be displayed on windshield. Fl British Columbia Touring permf granted for 90 days free Automo piles must be registered with super intendent of provincial police upol entering province. No fee.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07

The touring board of the American Automobile association has recently compiled a table of the reciprocity practiced by the various states re- garding the validity of automobile licenses. This is especially valuapie for the motorist who goes touring III other states, and will serve to Keep him informed as to the legality or ms license in the domain In which ne IS enjoying himself. The time limitations vary consid- erably, some of the states allowing visitors to remain within thelr DOT ders for almost, if not, a year With out procuring a new license Following are the rules as compiled by the touring board of the American Automobile association: Alabama Exempt for period granted by visitors state, entire year or fraction thereof. Arizona-Exempt six months with home state tag. Shall notify sherllf showing they have compiled With laws of home state-
 Arkansas Exempt for period granted by visitors state, entire year or fraction thereof.
 California-Exempt three months with home tags, but must register with motor vehicle department A hours after operating vehicle in state. No charge for permit Must have home state registration card as Colorado-same law as California
 nnecticut-Exempt with home tags. Operators must be over ic years. State law reads Non-r resi. dent shall apply to any resident o1 another state or county who nas ne regular place of abode or business in this state for a period longer thar thirty days in the calendar year.
 Delaware = Exempt for period granted by visitors state, entire year or traction thereof Special lcenst ff foreigners on recommendation ol A A. A.
 District of Columbia-Exempt fol name period granted by visitor: state. entire year or fraction thereo' except Maryland.
 Florida-Exempt for period granted by visitors state. entire year ol fraction thereof
 Georgia-Exempt thirty days witf home tags.
 Illinois-Exempt six months If SO journing within state.
 Reciprocal. Exempt SKI! days with home state tags.
 Iowa Same as Florida. Idaho ant others.
 Kansas-Exempt sixty days witl home state tags.
 KentuckySame as Florida, Idan' and others.
 Maine-Exempt thirty days witt home state tags.
 Maryland Exempt Tor perio' granted fby visitors state, not 10 ex ceed ninety days, except District Q Columbia
 Massachusetts-Sam as Florida except where visitors state does no grant reciprocity, then half fee rat can be had for July, August ant September.
 Michigan - Exempt for perio'
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07

program of deceiving the public. It couldn't be donel 1t is utterly inconceivable that car con- taining these units can be anything but depend able and satisfactory-the best of its kind.
 And in this connection there are two points of extreme importance to rememberl They are: CD that Wcstcott does not use just one or two of these standard units for talking purposes, but all of them, big and little in every part of the car; and (2) that, to honest units, Westcott adds twelve years of experience in combining these parts into completely satisfactory car that lasts long and performs wonderfully during all the years of its long life.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
May We Demonstrate?

Any man would be proud to have the hand somely distinctive Westcott seen standing at his door. 1t IS an uncommon car. 1t bespeaks the taste and discrimination of its owner. If you are not thoroughly familiar with the Westcott-or if you areLwe should like to give you an early demonstration. phone call or personal visit will be appreciated whether your interest is active or casual. We shall be glad to give you any information. call today will put you under no obligation and may lead to your driving the most satisfactory car you ever had, at price that will not be bettered for many a season to come.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
ESTABLISH MOTOR
 COURSES.FOR ALL
 PREP STUDENTS

DETROIT. Aug. (SpeciaD- new phase of education that promises to be of great value in the future ,le- velopment of the motor car industry is the establishment of courses in du- tomotive engineering in public schools.
 Most boys are fascinated by the automobile and many have a natural flare for mechanics. Opportunity for practical study in the theory ana practice of the internal combustion engine is eagerly welcomed and will result in placing at the disposal oi the industry numbers of young men
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST

well trained to fill responsible posi- tions.
 Automobile dealers are quick to see the advantage of such courses and are gladly cooperating by placing all their mechanical resources at the dis posal of the young students. One of the Boston high schools has instl- tuted an automotive engineering course that is especially popular. It is conducted along the lines of in dustrial and trade education and after the first year calls for work in motor car repair shops every other week. One of the favorite points of study for the high school students is the Paige show room, where there is cutaway chassis of the new 5-66
 Several classes, with their instructor have examined this chassis and made l study of it's component parts, after listening to an explanatory talk by | Paige expert.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07

Franklin Automobile company of Syracuse has hit upon novel scheme to help keep it's 3.2op employees cool and in good health. Large quanti- ties of ice-cold milk are distributed throughout the entire factory several times a day. Over 2,000 pints of milk are sold daily. and on one day recently, 2,5o0 pint bottles were handed out to eager buyers
 A refrigerating system has been in- stalled, which keeps the milk ice-cold all the time. Workmen are allowed to purchase milk at any time of the day.
 The proceeds from the sale of the milk are being turned over toward the support of the Franklin Employes' band. numbering forty pieces.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
1900
ReduCtiOn onC48" Touring
Other Models Reduced Proportionately

To further understand the startling nature of this price reduction, consider again the "C-48" 7-passenger touring which one year ago was $31o0 At present it is $29o0 The new cut will bring it down to $2oo0 a saving of $o00, and total reduction of $1100 in one year! The "C- 38" 5-passenger touring $2690, is now $22oO, and on September 2 will be $18o0-a saw ing of $400-and total reduction of $500 in one yearl Other savings are proportionate, running up in size to cut of $1100 on the "C-48" Sedan, which makes total one-year decrease of $500 on this wonderful car!
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
GETTING ON

"How are you getting on with your new production ?"
 We're all through with the most important part" replied the musical manager, i've have found a title that suggests all sorts of shocking possi- bilities." ashington Star.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
Standard Units

Westcott owners know that Westcott always has
 built and always will build quality cars. Every
 on their motors, Delco to reduce the quality of their electrical systems, and the other makers of tried, proven, standard parts to agree upon a
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07

The makers Westcott the Car with The
 the the beyond example luxurious wheel with Continental Tken Deco Fedde Borg ca Beck Gemmer Willard every $20oOOO similarly $18ooo0! Other models Do other values7 they Immediate