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Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11

Kentucky irymeu in a murder ease were braudishmg knives at one another a short time ago when the sheriff broke into the room It is said they stood eleven for acouital to one for conviction and if they had not been disturbed when they were it would have been unanimous.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11

Job Printing at Che News office
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-01-18

champion. There's only one way
to get that knowledge and that's by
fighting. We're going to fight"
Billy told the United Press before
leaving for home that he begged
Richie to allow him to stop the fight
in the fifth round but he game JLy
wouldn't stand for :.
His right eye was closed in the
first round and his left eye was al
most put out of commission by resin
from Leonard's gloves which was
picked up when Benny went down.
When Richie came to his corner, af-
ter the fourth round he could hardly
see and was afraid he'd get hurt"
The Mitchelps made it clear that
the resin claim was not an alibi nor
meant as a detraction against Leon
ards ability.
Hes a great fighter and one Of
the cleanest and finest boys we've
ever met" they said. "Neverthe-
less we want to whip him. Pinkey
is next"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-01-18
MITCHELL AM|Ly
De TERM|NED ON A
TITLE IN PUGDOM

United Press Staff Correspondent,
New York, Jan. 1S-The Mitchell
family of Milwaukee it seems is
well fortified financially.
They operate sort of on the old
kid principle of the commons
whip my brother whip me-"
Last Friday night when Benny
Leonard was treating Richie Mitch
ell rather rough in the ring at Madi-
son Square Garden, his twenty year
old brother, Pinkey sneaked from
She back of the house down by a
Gordon of cops to Mitchell's corner.
whats matter Rich? Havin'
trouble with the old eyes?" he asked.
Rich was havin' trouble with his
eyes. The right optic had been
closed and the left was smarting
with resin.
"Take i'm out, Bill, he's liable to
get hurt. Let me go in and finish
it" Pinkey demanded of his broth
er's manager in the fifth round.
"Go on back to your seat and keep
your worries to yourself. We work
in turns. This is Rich's night,
yours is coming" the boss of the
flock said and "Old man" Mitchell
added an endorsement with a gruff
grunt.
Manager Billy claims he meart
what he said. Pinkey's turn comes
next. Having failed with one gun
of the family in the drive for the
champion, the young SIX
foot ring piece gets his chance next.
Were going to shine Pinkey up
now and we think within a short
time that he'll be good enough to go
on with Leonard and take the crown"
Manager Bill said before he took
the family back home to Milwaukee.
Richie knows a lot about Leon
ard and he can teach the kid a lot
that will help him. Pinkey's got
a lot to learn yet before he's good
to have a chance with the
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ting and production of the picture,


The 141 jobless men who filed into
the Sunday morning service at Trim.
ity Church last week, were about as
CHEEKY a looking lot as I've seen in a
long time. They were smiling so
gleefully that they almost brought
echoing smiles to the faces of some
of the most serious and world-weary
of the more regular attendants. To
begin with, they were most of them
young and they had taken a good
brisk walk down from Tenth street,
had their pictures taken on the way,
and had a fine reception at the
church. They were humming live
ly little tunes just before they en-
tered, but seemed to get as mucn
enjoyment out of the hymns once
they were inside.
One of the most interesting men
in all New York City is Carl Hen
ny Andrew Bjerregaard, oldest en-
plcyee on the staff of the Public Ii
brary. Back in 1879, he became
Chief of the Readers Division of
the Reference Department, of the old
Aston Library, when the job meant
giving expert first aid to almost ev-
erybcdy in New York condemned
to write a composition" He had
landed here en- Denmark in 1872.
worked IN a factory, and when the
panic of that year, ;Lrew him out
If his regular work taking a job to
help the porters sweep out. While
still Sweeping out" he got chance
to lecture on philosophy evenings,
and kept these two activities going
on together for months. This year,
an exhibition of his own art work
was published, oils and water colors,
crayons and pen-and-ink drawings,
yet he had never taken a brush in
hand until he was II years old.
LUCY JEANNE PRICE.
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JOHNNY DOESN'T
WANT \

CBy United Press.)
New York, Jan. 1S-Johnny Will
son, middleweight champion is will
ing to defend his title in Madison
Square Garden for a guarantee of
100000 with an option of sixty per
cent of the gross receipts. Out of
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-01-18

New York, Jan. 1S-No political
committee got hold of the only wo-
man congressman, Alice M. Robert
son of Oklahoma, when she was in
town the other day. No reception
committee, no earnest band of lead
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automat for the fun of watching the
crowds there, and refused even to
talk politics to the reporters who f.
nally discovered her by accident.
II can talk all the politics that's
good for a person out there at home
or in Washington" she said. "When
I'm in New York, I'm a country Wis
itor from Oklahoma and that's the
way Pm going to spend my time.
Probably the most discussed and
most scrapped about actor in New
York this season is Ben Ami, who 5
making his first appearance on the
Englsh-speaking stage. You can
start a row any time a dinner party
grows tame by asking the general
assemblage whether he's really as
good as they say he is. Guy Pene
Dubois, well known in literary cir
cles is one of his most ardent adj
niirers. He was sitting next to
distinguished looking man the other
night and started in on his favorite
topic. "They speak of Ben Ami
as being as good as John Barry
MORE" he said, "but it seems to me
he starts in where Barrymore leaves
off" much, much BETTER" agreed
his new friend. "Well you're kin
bred spirit" said Dubois, "I'm sorry
now that didn't catch your name
in those mumbled introductions.
With an embarrassed smile the other
responded, "It's John Barrymore"
Domestic science teachers have
pretty well interferred with our nat
ural appetites and enjoyment of
feed after we got it with all they've
insisted on our learning about Gallo
ries and proteins and things. Nov
comes Miss Emma R. Baker, of
Teachers College, Columbia Univer-
sity, and declares that color adds
character to a meal and that we
must not, MUST not have ham and
beets for instance, at the same meal.
Somehow, we don't believe the av-
erage housewife, however docile she
has been generally will say anything
more to this than unjust nots in-
deed"
The religious film, "Behold the
Man. the story of the life of Christ
which has been considerably discuss
ed in anticipation had it's first show
ing the other day. The question
which had been most raised, as TO
it would be done with suf-
ficient reverence, was satisfactorily
In the film, a mother
tells the story of the Life of Christ
to her two children at beltime. The
picture is done in natural colors.
which adds to it's attractiveness, par
for two children, who have
been most kept in mind in the wri-
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his share he is willing to pay Mike
ODowd $4,000 or jeff Smith $4,000.
You're too generous" Tex Richard
told him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-15

SPEED RIVALS WILL
RACE Ar UNIONTOWN
Roscoe Sarles nnd Jimmy Murphy VIII
Battle Instead OF Team Together
Labor Day

Special Dispatch 20 The Intellisencer.
tnicntown. Ia. Aug. lt--That the
AUTUMN Classic on Labor Day a. The
Speedway will prove The most bitterly
opinion OF Bill rlckena manager or
the Los Angeles Speedway, and author
!ty on speed contests, who Is IN Union
town FOR few days fratern!z!ng WIN
4 number OF his local speed fan friends
According TO pic&ens who is just
from the Pacific coast where The driH-
erS have been since the June Is rae"
h"r". bitterness his recently dcvei-
opcd between the star drivers which
n">c- before existed Tho sending Of
Jimmy Murphy TO France for the Grand
I'rix while Roscoe Sar!rs remained in
this country did not make the feeling
between tho members Of the nuesenherg
team any moro cordial. SarleS feit
that through winning the ThanAsEivinS
Day rare at Los Angeles finishing SOC
ond az Indianapolis and winning al n
ioutown in June entitled him tn n"
honor Of competing in Europe. :" Sar-
los and Murphy may h" expected TO hat-
tie each other instead Of "tcaming.
Others Not On Good Terms
Sarles' defeat OF Murphy here ~ n
time when Tommy felt almost inNlNr-
Iblc on the lnion:Own Speedway. ga
no; cause Milton to show amy parl!cu-
lar affection for SarleS. and n" was
happy TO revenge his beating here by
over Roscoe when SarlcS aud Mitt"H
met for the premier honors when SHr-
les was tipped - the winner by INC
dopcstcrs Two weeks later SHrles ana
Milton met for the worlds champion
Xhin ,,tlr in a match race 1T The Los
Angeles Speedway. Sarles won III Tire"
YIraipht heats next sunday the cham
mons and near-champS compete at the
new Speedway Ut Santa Rosa, Cal. near
san Francisco. Then they will proceed
~ Iniontown 10 prepare for the grueil-
inr battle here on Labor Day
Many or the other drivers arc barely
on speaking terms and followers or IN,
sport declare they have never wltncSScn
such q situation since the inception OF
the daredevil game.
plckens believes that the winner nt
m. I'niontowp Labor Day races will be
the victor also in the national cham
nionship points table. Milton now leads
Sarles by q narrow margin.
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GOES $50 MILES III 121:1s is, Low
ERNG FORMER RECORD AoAG
THAN FIVE lHHUTEa
1.owers rt1nO ON 100 Miles md on fnss
IS niles-atts Big PuIe And ooo
Points Toward Title.

Santa Rosa Cal. Aug. IT, Eddie
Hcarne won today's $50 milo automobile
race on the Cotati speedway near hero
HIS time was hour. II minutes. - ID
seconds Roscoe Sarles was second ana
Tommy Milton third.
This tirne, as we'll Is that made BY
Hcarne for 100 miles. was said TO be =
worlds record. His time at the end OF
100 miles was 81 minutes, S As seconds
breaking the OLD record Of 81 minutes
and IS 40 seconds made by Castor
Chevrolet at Shcepshead Bay July
4. 1919. The first IS miles was covered
by Hearne in 10 minutes, % 3-6 seconds
The old record for this distance WAS
"A minutes. IL 72-lo0 seconds, made by
Ralph De Palma AT Chicago September
). 1917.
The old record for the 10 mile dis
tame" was | hour. IS minutes. "A $40
seconds. made by Ralph Milford at
Chicago June l6. 1917.
Ilcarnc received $4,000 and 200 points
toward the American Automobile Assoc
cations 1921 champ.o: ship. Sarles took
s. 600 and 100 points. Milton $4,000 and
90 points and Eddie Miller. fourth
place. $3.50 and so points.
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SIX WHEELING
TENNIS STARS
To TOURNAMENT
WHEELING WILL BE WE'LL REPRE-.
E1NfED AT STATE CHAMPION
AHR TOURNEY TO-DAY.
Left Yesterday for Prfsrsbuy-Local
Han Ar ChaInps-DrnwtngS VIII
Re AAde Today.

When tho West Virginia State Tennis
cha p:oushtp tournament is opened this
morning 1t tho fslrkersburg Country
club. the names OF six Wheeling mon
will be on the list Four OF the local
men left hore yesterday at noon on tho
Baltimore & Ohio and Wright Hugus
and Tom Cummins. present title holders
arrived there yesterday from Mountain
Lake Park. Nd. where they have been
playing in the western Maryland cham
pionship tourney. Tho men who LEFT
yesterday Were: George Wilson. WIN.
Burt. william Steele und Charles Mil
ton. George Perkins may go today. al
though he was doubtful last evening.
Wright Hugus present holder Of the
singles cup, and coupled with Tom
Cumm!ns holder Of the doubles cup. are
expected by local tennis enthusiasts to
10 bring the honors back to the Ohio
valley again although the other play
ers from this district entered are OF
high standard and will De- good support
erS for the two present title holders
Interest In the state meet Is growing
here. and the returns will no doubt be
awaited With much interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-15
O'DOWD TO BOX FISHER
Former Middlevsight Champion VIII
Meet Rival in Syracuse

merly midd!ewe,ght champion. who has
been idle since his fight with Johnny
Wilson on March -. will renew his
ring campaign August Is. when hr
meets Young Fisher here. ODc wd has
twice defeated Fisher. hut since those
lights Fisher won newspaper decision
over Johnny Wilson won a decision
over Bryan Downey and later lost a
newspaper decision TO Downcy in Cievc-
land, lighting the last eight rounds
after having had his iaw broken.
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Three Exhibitions
FRANK NOEL HAS GOOD
WEEK AT CHATTANOOGA
local Boy Wins One and Loses Eleven
Inning CONTEXT Last wssk-u
Being Used Regular

Tho many friends Of Frank Noel.
local boy pitching for Chat tannoga
Tenn, In the Southern League again
will be interested TO learn Noel WAS
in two games last week. losing the
nrst an thinning contest. to Atlanta
81, on Sunday. and winning from
Memphis the league leaders on Thurs
day. by the shutout route. The score
was 10. Noel is going good this sea
son and is being used regularly on tho
mound. He will pitch again today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-15
PADDOCK MAY BECOME,
COLUMBIA STUDENT

Charles Paddock. worlds p-eynler
Sprin,er may sport me silks OF Colum-
hia University on ~" cinder paths next
faN No oNic.ai confirmation o. this
rumor could be had last night but
friends OF the california Flyer" saw
that Charlie IS keen 20 come Fast. and
u - known that Columbia authorities
w. - make things mighty pleasant for
Paddock at the Aorntnsside School OF
Ju.Gnalism.
paddock announced last April that
ne would probably attend the Cniver-
silly OF Missouri. but later changed his
plans He Is now student at the
University OF Southern California
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jupiter -PIuViuS Is
On the Job Once More
sends Local BAH Gibbs 20 the Showers
with Showers and Prevents
Games.

Not one OF the fifteen or twenty
baseball games scheduled for yesterday
throughout tho Wheeling district as a
result Of another Of Jupiter Fuvius'
pranks yesterday. He delivered show
ars over the district and not game
was started
The stellar attraction OF the day. the
RauerS- Moundsviile tilt promised 10
draw = large crowd yesterday. but many
were disappointed. Next Sunday the
RauerS clash with the McConkeys In
the fourth OF the series. The game
will be staged at League park.
You never hear anybody crittcixinE
mems bathing costumes The rea son Is
that the average man In q bathing suit
Is As handsome as blood-sweaung
Behemoth
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Giants Win During
Thunderstorm, 81
Home Run In First Inning wteh rw'
On Puts Game on rce|Burns
L. injured

New York. Aug. 1.-THE New York
Nationals defeated Philadelphia. To :
today in the first game OF the series
FriSch gave the Giants a good start In
the first inning hitting a home run
with two men on base. The game was
DELAYED half hour hy thundersh"wcr
and rain fell during most OF tho game,
In the eighth inning. Burns was
Knocked unconscious by n pitched bal!
Score u
phila delphia -. 900 600 00c-c
New York 2Oo 200 l@x-S II
Ring and Peters: Douglas and Snyder
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Carpenter Will
Quit the Rope Ring
After Meeting Gibbons

Boulogne, France, Aug. l4.-Georg ea
Carpenter will bid farewell TO the night
Ing ring after ne meets Tom Gibbons
the St Paul light heavy weight In New
York next January. VI. p,SCampS. the
French ChaInp:on's manager amour ced
today. He said that CarrAntirc would
tight an English boAer not yet d~siEnat-
cd In London some time in October or
November. then he will meet 4 French
heavy weight in Paris, previous 70 meet
Ing Tom Gibbons for the light heavy
weight championship OF the world.
De>camps profeSscd the utmost CON
fdence that Carpenter would win al.
three matches
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Whitfield DRIVES HOMER INTO THE
BLEACHERS AND BREAKS UP ADUEL
MORRISON AND MARTH STAGE
BRHLLAHT DUEL WITH r"
PIRATES wINNIH9
Pittsburgh Connects For Sewn Htz
While Chicago Ii Allowed But
Three-Wns Real Game

Chicago Aug. l+--Whitted's homo run
drive in the left field blcachers gave
Pittsburgh 10 victory over Chicago
today in n pitchers duel between Mar
tin and Morrison. Tho latter. although
little wild. hold tho locals TO three
scattered hits. Chicago lost its oppor-
tunity Of scoring in the eighth When
HolIocher was doubled on second. on a
fy TO Witted. Score:
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GRAIN RATE HEARING

Washington. Aug. 1+Grafn nisa non
practically every state west Of tAe
Mississippi river Are hers prepared -
beGtn tomorrow presentation Of tsstt.
mony before the Interstate Comm0ee
commission intended 70 show cause fee
reductions in freight rates on gfan
products and hay. The hearings sSe
expected to take hTe dayG
Among tho witnesses called TO toodfy
A, to economic conditions 10 SserStAfJ
Of Agriculture Wallace. -.
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j. OPP. FRESHIES
MEET STATE CUBS
Mountainesr ar1d Machine UndarstudisS
Win Supply Sport for MorHautown
In November
pecial Dispatch to The InteIlisencer

Special Dispatch to The InteIligeneer.
Morgantown. Aug. .lj--Although the
VARSITY schedule for the West Virginia
University eleven calls for that outfit
to be away from horGantowI all during
November till Washington & Jefferson
co;1rc is met here on Thanksgiving
Day the local program promises TO be
an interesting one according 10 present
plans because the Aountainecr cubs IN
der Ward Lanham's tutelage. will play
al home on all three OF the first Sat
" TVS Of November.
- ser Prep school win be here on
November S; Salem College and Broad
uss Institute at" being angled with for
November /? and the University Of
Pennsylvania Freshmen with Jack
Sturer. former Linsly Institute, Wheel
Ing. star. In the leading role IS The
most likely opponent for thu Anal con-
test Of the yearlinss season on Novem-
Der 10.
Negotiate with tho Penn Freshmen
have been in progress for some time
and Director Stanshury stated today
that ne expected to close the contest
soon after the universities reopen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-15
Eddie Hearne Makes Three New
Worlds Records at Santa Rosa
SEIZE TWO STILLS
,cI., ., TIA Intsllfeenc1r.

Special to the Intelligence.
Berkeley Springs. w. Va, AuG. H.
Sheriff Dyche and three Federal OStle
GERS with eight search variants -
tured two stills. one belonging - Nh
Fields. containing 100 gallon Of neA
and one gallon Of liquor. The etn1
belonged TO George Newell And va
It were taken IS gallons Of nAsA 49,
ono quart Of liquor. Each man NV
bond in $500 for Appearance In rsdsfsi
Court
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FARFR STAGES GOOD COMEBACK
AND SENDS INDIANS To SECOND
AH1CAGo DEFEATS CLEVELAND ~
UH.E Is H1T HARD FOH
1--WE FHAAHS
SAldvsn, Who Replaced Him. Pitched
Hfns Ball, Yanntng OF -
Men Pacing Vim

CLEVELAND. Aux. 14-taber. who was
knocked out OF tho box by Cleveland
Friday. came back to-day and held the
channions 20 ave hits. Chicago win
ming to l. sending the Indians into
.scond ,lacc again Chle was hit hard
49, - u.u who ,ooE hts place pitched
brilliantly. striking out six oaiters in
four INNINGS Score:
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Oeschger and Galore
Engage in Real Duel
Braves Best Dodgers Winning three 70
rwo-Ennh Team Gsts Ten Ats-
Cruipe and Wheat Get Ho1narS

Brooklyn. Aug. l-Boston detea cd
Brooklyn to today In another oescn-
gCr-Cadore pitchers battle: Cruise S
home run with one on in the hrst IN.
ninc ,hrrc inneId hits and force out
gave tho Braves their runs. wheat
made a home run in the fourth. RAIN
DELAYED the game one hour and ION
minutes and fell during the confess
Score: o,o -, n
Rrookiyn ...... 900 100 1000 10 o
Oeschger and O'Ncil: Cadore and
Kruger.
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Two base hits Falk. Johnston. Three
base hit Mulltean. Stolen base. CoI.
Inns Sacrifices. Faber >. Strunk. l.ert
ON bases: Chicago 10: Cleveland 7. Base
on balls: on Faber ): Chle l.: Caldwell
;. Hits: on Tho 10 In Ia innings;
Caldwell in 4 "a. Struck out oy
Faber :: Caldwell s. Passed oaAs
!. Losing pitcher Chle. Cmpres Nor
iartty. Chilli and Wilson. Time las
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Two base Mt. Bigbee. Home run
Whit,cd. Sacrifices: Robertson. haTocr.
Duuhle play: Whitfield 10 Tierncy. Lei
on base; Pittsburgh 5; Chicago I: Bases
ON halls: on Martin =; Morrison o.
Struck out: by Morrison ?: Martin :.
Tmpires. Hart and hcCAfferty' line
Az
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rh 1oA1p vAcAHu

Srecial Dispatch to The 1nteINSeae0
Keyser, W. Va Aug. 14.-Caarios n
Ffnncu was elected to fill the vacancy
on the Keyser school board. reosithe
as votes TO 133 for George l. sinean
and 1903 for ". v. Stewart. Mr.. F1nnsn
has served on the school board bsf1A
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TWus Gets a Homer
With Two 0n--LOSeS
pstruft Tigers Made Fhns Rally IN tho
Ninth Getting Ptve Buns
6uS Lost

ST. Louis Mo. Aug. l+-petroi, made
a strong eACrt 10 pull today's game
with the Browns out OF the tire In II"
ninth inning. but st. Louis won 70 ).
Cobb made home run in the ninth
with two on base. Score: r II
Detroit ..... 900 900 o05-5 . s
St. Louis ....o 01 500 cox
Oldham. Cole and Bassler: Shocker
and Seyereld
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

First game-Buffalo 3: Newark Q;
second game-Burtnlo o: Newark u
innings. called by agreemenO.
Jersey CitySyracuse, postponed TAIN
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Memphis 4: Atlanta }.
C'hattanooga ): Nashville 4. F1r"t
Chattanooga ); Nashville Second
game.
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DAUBERT WINS
FOR CINCINNATI
sHAHK- PROVES DEMON WITH THE
, STICK AND GETS TWO TRIPLES
-NEALE HITS TWO TOO.
Old "Fatal" Sevanth Provo DISASTROUS
For st. Louia-Reds Win In
Batting Rally.

Cincinnati. O.. Aug. 1.-TWO triples
by IIaubcrt ono of which drove In three
runs. were tn" main factors which en-
ablcd Cincinnati 10 win from ST. Louis
today by 4 score of ) to |. The score;
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Boston Red SOx Win
From Senators 20
Jones Allows But Pour Hts and Has
washington HelplssS-BoHton
BuncheS RtnE1sS

Washington Aug. "a - Jones held
Washington to toir hits today while
Boston punched hits on Erickson in
Two different innings and won. to. o.
The locals made four double plays
Score: r.
Boston ........ ool ool 600 10
Washington 900 900 900 U
Zones and Ruel: Erickson. Acosta and
Charity.
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Today's GNnasR-
Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York al Philadelphia
Other Clubs Not Scheduled
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Z l3atted for Walker in 9th,


Cincinnati .............OlO 600 tQ1-5
Two base hits-Schultz, Neale, Groh.
Three base EitS-Daubert >. Stolen
ba scs--Groh. Ssicrlces-Walker, RiKey.
Duble play:t--5ohnc TO k0pf 10 Dnub-
-rt Left on hascs-Cincinnati 8: St
Louis S. Base on ballS-Off RiHey ::
Walker L. Struck out-By Rixey 2:
Walker !. Umpires-Brennan and o.
Day. Time 1850.
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The dress reformcTs idea is that
girl thinks she Is most becominGly
dressed when she is most unbecomingly
undressed