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The Washington times., 1921-03-23
The Middle Name.

At one time In England middle names were
Illegal. Coke stated that "a man cannot have
two names of baptism" SO late the year
1860 there were only four persons in the king
dom who possessed two given names.
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WHAT THEY'LL WEAR APRIL 4.

The girls of the Bachelor Girls
Club of Hyattsville, hickory nuts:
BABE RUTH" walnut tied
with ribbons; Mrs. I. l.. T., pea
nut decorations; ROSEBUD" a
peanut tied with red. white and
blue ribbon; the boys Of the Eagle
Transfer Quartet, hickory nuts;
"BLONDIE." the nuttiest nut she
can find. all decorated with rib
bon
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Can you pipe an astral
vamp with a bird OF para
disc halo. white ostrich
feather wings and golden
high heels? It's going to
be a tough summer resort
for bachelors who only
drew small pay while on
earth.
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doesn't insist on dirplaya.H -
per cent Of the tnx~~tmxnl
LOUISE
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Sorry, Bill, can't wear a nut
on April 1. My wife said !
didn't have to wear one to be
recognized. GIMME b. OOZE.
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The little telephsae esri n sur
geon Genera CUMMINGS e<Ss<x n
the Butler building ms<s n~ ~a9xr,
efficient and popular. fo~ 60 cun
tributor dedicstss a ps<m 20 s~r
Many people in that sgiisinx 80.
highly of her.
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YOUR EPFTaPH

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Greatness may have it's origin in obscurity;
the acorn buried among dead leaves, becomes
the mother Of q giant oak.
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oh. Lima. oh. Lima,
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-11
TROY BASEBALL. CLUB
 CRIPPLED BY ILLNESS

Troy, August Especial )-The Troy baseball team, yet crippled from the illness of Manager Register, who played center field and was an auxili- ary pitcher, left Sunday afternoon for Selma to play the first part of the week, and thence to Uniontown for the last three days of the week, thence returning to Troy at the week. end
 Pitcher Rush, who had been one of Troy's leading hurlers, but who has been relieved in each game he play ed lately, has been given his release. Fielder Riley of Andalusia, who sub stituted in Registers place during the Eufaula series, was also released.
 The team expected to be joined by new outfielder and a new pitcher at Selma, these being needed to fill out the team to playing strength One or two others may also be recruited for the pitching staff
 Only two of the regular pitchers were carried on the trip from Troy, these being Mock and Denson, two of the stand-bys throughout the sea- son.
 The team enjoyed it's day at home Sunday and the people gave the play CTS good time The team went by cars to Selma, and went with tue determination of bringing home the bacon."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-11
 ELECTRICIANS WINNERS OVER TALLADEGA NINE

Anniston, August lO-(Special.)- The Alabama Power company team of the senior city league showed up the fast Talladega team on the government diamond at. Camp Me- Clellan Tuesday afternoon, the local players having the big end of a to argument staged in the presence of many of the state troops who are in annual encampment on the reser- vation.
 Hawkins, the fast third sacker for the electricians, secured three safe hits out of four trips to the plate. Stevens and Welchel also hitting we'll Welchel pitched a jamb-up, big league game for the home players.
 Local fans were interested in the announcement made Tuesday after the game that Jimmie Stevens, the fast catcher for the Power company outfit, had been bought by the same company's team from Birmingham.
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ANNIST0N SHOOTERS
 TRY FOR CIGARETTES

Anniston, August l0.-( Especial )- Trap shooters and gun club mem bers of this city are interested in the announcement that J. O. Harris, travelling representative of the Reynolds Tobacco company has of- fered prize of three cartons of Camel cigarettes for the highest score at the regular shoot of Thurs day afternoon
 The same representative has of- fered prize of two boxes of smokes for the second h gh man, one for the third, the fourth and fifth grade scorers to divide a box among them selves.
 Henry Booth and D. E. Monohan are among the leading contestants for the low place on the list of shooters, and one of them will prob ably cop out the booby prize for the same afternoon.
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LINEVILLE DEFEATS
 PIEDMONT BALL NINE

Lineyille, August 10.-(special)- the fast Piedmont team yesterday aft- ernoon by score of s to 4. The game was featured by the sluggng of the Lineville boys and the clean of both teams. The Young brothers were knocked out early in the game and Carpenter was sent in to stem the tide. Riddle was touched for five hits, but was never in dan ger after the third inning.
 Score: R. H E. Lineville .... 040 300 0l*-S 10 0 Piedmont ..... 004 900 000-4 5 1
 Batteries. Riddle and Williams; Young, Young, Carpenter and Car penter. Empires, McCrary and Turk.
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'-iiiy M. eI continued ms ApeC- tacular hitting spree by getting his tenth safe hit in two days play. The lCrackers looked like an entirely diff &renf Ball club that went through the Little Rock series, and thus hangs the story that the Barons were out-pointed at every turn of the game.
 Crackers Win It
 In the fourth frame, Bill Rarldsn 8 outfit slipped over two counters, suf- ficient to sew up the battle with Ma pier working on all cylinders. Art Ritter opened the fourth with clean drive to center. Sammy pulled the hit and run with another drive to center, and Ritter stopped at second. Red Wingo dumped one In front of the plate, and Eberhard heaved to third, Taylor failing to arrive there in time to head the throw and Ritter scoring.
 The squeeze play has been totally foreign to the Crackers curriculum this season, but, anyhow, Fred lie Graff dug up one and laid neat bunt down the first-base line, and Sammy raced home with the winning tally.
 Some Fast Baseball
 The entire nine frames were full of fast baseball. Another strange the double kning, yet the awakened Craekerss trs ,p/61ed one of the fast vari- -ety. 6 Stewart on first as re- suit sdfa single in the eighth, Emery hit in front of the plate. BuddysiJa- pier fielded and cut the speedy S3uffy off at second, and Ritter nipped Elm cry by neat margin.
 Buddy" Napier scattered six of his hits around, letting three come in the second for the Barons' only run In addition to sburnished variety hitting Baronial clan. and beat cut hit to Dutch" Bernsen for his first wallop since joining the Crack CTS.
 Were Hitting the Ball
 Not a single inning did the Crack CTS pass over without a base hit to their credit, and in two stanzas chalked up two. Eberhard's excellent work in the pinches kept the tally sheet low.
 Sammy Goose" Mayer and Joe Gupon pulled off two clever bits of base running during the matinee, and on each occasion stretched singles into two-base hits at the expense Of the Barons.
 Sammy drove one to Emery, and when the latter hesitated momerSbr- fly, Sammy took the chance and got away. Joe Guyon dumped a Texas leaguer back of third, and went Into second standing up before the Barons could gather around the ball.
 Dase Thieves Checked
 Stewart, Silva and Allen shared whiting honors of the afterno on.
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MlTCHELL'S OFFER TO SUB FOR LEONARD IN
 TENDLER BOUT REFUSED

Philadelphia, August 1o.--An offer from 'Pinky" Mitchell, Milwaukee ny Leonard Friday night against Lew Tender was declined by Herman Tay Tor and Robert Gunnis, promoters of the fight between the latter pair for the lightweight championship.
 Taylor and Gunnis announced after considering the offer that it would be impossible to put on bout Fri day night. &
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Now Jim's a Master Baker

Jim, the baker, nodded towards an attractive bake shop.
 There's a real bar gain," he said; "a fine bus mess for sale cheap. It would be mine, too, if I had another $20O. I tried to squeeze the owner down on that cash payment last night, but l had to give it up."
 "Go on!' exclaimed Waters. "You don't mean to say you missed a chance like than for only $2OO?"s
 T haven't got the moH- ey," returned Jim.
 Well, why don't you go to Trustees System, then? That's E big cooperative body of work err, who make loans at low in, terest to honest persons steadily employed. They'll loan you 920O, and let you pay the money back in easy installments. It's the very thing for you"
 You said it." exclaimed Jim. "Where's their office?"
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TWO BROTHERS HELD.

Hamilton, August 10.-t tSpecial.)- Austin and Leroy Barnes, brothers, night by Sheriff Couch charged with assault with intent to murder upon Arch Mckay. farmer living between Winfield and Brilliant. A difficulty arose and in the fight Mckay was seriously cut.
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Reds and Cards Split

St Louis. August l0.-The Reds and Cardinals battling in a drizzling rain and well into darkness. split a double header today St. Louis taking the first game 6 to f. and Cincinnati the second to g.. Three homers in the first and two in the second game were responsible for most of the runs. Coumbe's double in the sew enth inning of the second game brought in two taIlies and his single in the eighth accounted for another run. Scores
 E,IPSp GAME,
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Macks Bunch Hits

Philadelphia, August 1o.-By punching seven hits mixed with four errors in the seventh Inning. Philadelphia scored seven runs and evened the series with Cleve- land. The final standing was to in favor of the Athletics. In the seventh in ming Walker had his second home run in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-11
CUBA HANDS GOOSE EGG
 TO LIVINGSTON NINE

Cuba. August 1o.-(Special.) )-C iba shut out Livingston here today, 70 O. It was the fastes' game of the
 son. Sensational playing by both teams featured. seven hts were made off Livingstons pitcher, and four off Cubas.
 Batteries-Cuba: Carmichael and Naylor; Livingston: Walker and Shinn.
 Time of game, hour and 20 min utes
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Dixie Flag Chase

Yesterdays Results Atlanta 2. Birmingham l. New Orleans (. Little Rock 2.
 Games Today Birmingham at Atlanta. Little Rock at New Orleans. Memphis at Mobile. NashviIle at ChattanooEa.
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with two strike-outs each on Napiars hoppers.
 It took three trials for the Crack CTS to learn that Bobby Gooch wasn't permitting anything along the lines pertaining to theft. No later 4jlan the second frame, Bill Rariden thought his lesson to the Barons With Tay- Tor on third and Traynor on first, II 6 double steal was put under way. Bill Rariden made great nip to third and Taylor trapped off for the end, 7 the rally.
 Wall Bill" Rariden got a big iand on hls first. appearance at the plate in token of the fans confidence in Bills suspension of the Sunruly Bed-l good ff ttff
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ALEXANDER CITY WINS
 FROM WETUMPKA NINE

Alexander City, August 10.-(Spo- cial )-Alexander City met Wetump- ka on the local diamond for the first time this season, and defeated them by the score of 3 to 1, Wetumpka's lone score being made in the last in ming on a hit and two errors. The game was fast and featured by .ast fielding of the local infield.
 Hardy, pitching for Alexander City. was in fine form today, giving up but two hits and striking out six men.
 This makes 22 games won and five lost during the season, which Is splendid record for any pitcher, con sidering the teams included in Hardy's list of victims.
 Clifton. pitching for Wetumpka, pitched a splendid game. but timely hitting and costly errors on the part of his team mates proved his undo ing.
 An effort will be made to get games with either Andalusia. Troy or Brewton before the season closes to compare the strength of the south Alabama teams to teams throughout this section. Scorer R. H. E. Alexander City ,....s....... 2 8 IL,
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PILLS RELEASE MILLER

Philadelphia. August 10.-President Baker of the Philadelphia Nationals has announced the release of Ralph Miller. an infielder, to the Louisville club of the American as- sociation.
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Pels Beat Pebbles
 In Opening Game
 By Score of Z to 2

New Orleans, August 1o.--New Orleans took the opening game of the series from Little Rock today, ' to ?. Fields and Evans were hit hard in the first four in rings, when the locals scored all their runs but ceary, who started the fifth, stopped the locals in their tracks giving up only one hit the rest of the game.
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NAPIER N FORM AND BARON BATSlNEN FAIL
 TO HIT M PINCHES

Atlanta August 1o (Speciall"Buddy" arons except Tommy Taylor and Dutch this while
 e crackers led by Sammy Mayer collected hits ana to victory MT Eberhard ghthander Dutch Bernsen bounced two uky waops right oard high the right field embankmen that noners anywhere the league but Atlanta frst of Bernsens walop and the registered
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three-base hits. Jacobson, Shanks Zach ary: sacrifice hits, Ellerbe g. Gerber Mc- Manus Miller; double plays, Gerber to McManus to Sissle-. Harris to O'Rourke to Judge; left on bases. St. Louis g. Wash ington 6; bases balls. off Zachary g.
 struck out. by Shocker 8. Zachary l; passed ball, Charity: umpres. Wilson,
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Albany August 10.-t Special. )--Tn one of the poorest games of the sea- son here, Russellyille today. defeatsd Albany Decatur. 12 to $.
 Score: R. H. E. Russellvilles 22l 800 022--1214 5 Albany y-Decatur O50, 100 o00-- 10 0
 BatteriesACooper and Wilson; Rus sell and Johnston s4a
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Browns Cop Series

Washington. August 10.-St. Louis made it three out of four from Washington by taking the final game of the series today, to 2. Shocker was effective in all but two innings, while the visitors punched hits off Zachary. who also was poorly supported, Score: at.
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Totals ..........3s 10 24 12 'Batted for McWeeney in ninth

Summary; Two base hits, Sheely Peck inpsugh; three base hits, Falk, Strunl<; home runs Ruth, Baker 2; sacrifice hit, Pipp; double plays. w. Collins, Peckin- paugh and Pipp; left on base, New York lins 8, off Hodge ?, off Davenport S. off McWeeney ?; hits. off Hodge 5 in 5 in nings off Davenport 1 (none out in fourth), off McW eeney in 6 innings; struck out. by ". CollinsSl, by Hodges 2, McWeeney b; wild pitches, Hodge; losing pitcher Hodge unpires, Chill and Mori- arity; time of game. 2 .1b.
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Two base Hits-Zoellers, knaupp. Three base Hits--Meyers. stolen Bases-Boone, Griffith, Leslie. Sacrifice Hits-Knaupp. Rader, Evans. Double Play--Boone to Meyers. struck Out-By Matteson 5, Cleary 2. Eases on Balls-off Matteson ?, off Fields ?, off Evans l, off Cleary g. lie). hits and runs; by Evans l. with hits and l run.
 Losing Pitcher Fields Orleans 6.
 Empires acorcoran and Pfenninger. Time of Game-2:05
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Tri-Cities Win In
 Pitchers Battle
ALA.-TENN. LEAGUE

The Sheffield Triplets took the series from the Columbia Mules by winning the afternoon game, 3 to o. one of the few shutouts of the season. "he game was pitchers duel between brennan for the Mules and LeRoy ter the Triplets all the way through, the hits being evenly divided.
 Score. R. H. k. Triplets .... 900 002 010-3 } Mules ....... 900 900 000---0 , 1
 Batteries-LeRoy and Wallace: brennan and Smith
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CAN YOU SAVE ,S5 PER MONTH?

If you this small amount, you invest in the Cumulative First Preferred Stock of The Birming ham Water Works Company and get per cent on your money,
 This safe stock costs but $1OO per share-$5 cash and $5 per month each, for many you or care to buy.
 Being partnership in a solid Company that supplies all Birmingham with absolute necessity, and with nearly half centurys honorable record of service to indicate the of the enterprise it small wonder that these shares being absorbed by thrifty folks.
 May tell about this attractive proposition in a personal interview?
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Totals ........3U go I sBatted for Luque in ninth.
Totals ,....... , c.o~o bxt ippin0s
Cincinnati .,...i.,.--.s.- V00 200 020-4

St. LOUIS t- wv WV IT -
 Summary: Two-base hits, Neale, Luque. Roush, s McHenry; home runs. McHenfy. Fournier. Hornsby; sacrifice hits. Dau- bert Bohne: double plays Wingo 10 Groh. Hornsby to Lavan to Fournier; left on balls off Luque 2, Pfeffer 8; hit by pitch- er by Pfeffer II umpires. Hart and Ems lie time of game, 1:36.
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Tigers Win at Last

Boston, August 1o.-After losing 10 straight games. to Boston, Detroit finally broke through by taking the final game of the series to 1, today by hard hit ting. Score:
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score by innlngs
 Detroit .................. 100 POP oSo-s Boston ........... OO2 l co l0O-4
 Summary: Two-ba hits, Heilmann. Pennock, R. Jones. Cobb Bush; three base hits Veach Sargent Cobb stolen bases Veach, Leibold Foster: sacrifice hits, Flagstead. Sargent Bassler; double play, Flagstead to Sargent to Blue; left on bases Detroit s, Boston 8: base on balls. off Oldham g. off Pennosck g. off Thormahlen l: hits, off Pennock 10 in innings, off Thormahlen in . innings; struck out. by Oldham 1, by Pennock 2; losing pitcher, Pennock: umpires, owens and Hildebrand; time of game, .5S.
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New York, August 1o.-The New York Americans returned 10 the lead in the American league by one point today by defeating Chicago in the last game Of the series, 14 to 8. The victory enabled New York 10 win It's series from the seventh place Chicago team this year.
 The game was featured by the home run hitting of Baker and Ruth. Baker hit two home runs and Ruth one. Collins won his sixth straight victory for New York, Score.
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1t Daytona II. Jacksonville 8.
 1t Tampa 2, Orlando t12 innings). It Lakeland 8, St. Petesr OrleaR ubrt 1t Lakeland 3, St. Petersburg 5.
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Totals

Suinmar IWu-UHse ffufHHpy, .Counbe, Bohne: home runs. Mann, Ronsh Ter; double play. Bohne to Daubert; left on base. Cincinnati 8, St. Louis base on balls. off Haines ?. coumbe North + none North in 2-s; struck out, by Coumbe 5; losing pitcher. Haines: um-
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~~Batteu TOT Morrlson m eiShth
 Score by innings:
 Brooklyn ..,.....,....... 900 010 O0O--1 Pittsburg ................ 900 O00 U00--O
 Summary Two-base hit, Schmandt; stolen base, Johnston; sacrifice, Kilduff; left on base, Brooklyn 4. Pittsburg 6 hits, off Morrison in < innings off Gazner in 1 inning, off Galore in innings; struck out by Cadore 1, by Morrison l, by Glazner l; winning s pitcher, Cadore; losing pitcher, Morrison; umpfres. Riger and Moran; time. 20.s
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Pittsburg August 10.-Brooklyn made it three out of tour by defeating the Pi- rates to in a pitchers battle between Cadore end Morrison The former won his own game in .the fifth inning. when he singled to center after Schmandt had doubled and reached third on kilduffs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-11
YANKEES AGAIN INI LEAD IN AMERICAN AS RESULT OF WIN
Athletics Romp on Indians By Score of g to 5-Tigers
 Beat Boston
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York t4, Chicago 8. St. Louis 5, Washington 2. Philadelphia 9. Cleveland 5. Detroit 8, Boston 4.
 Games Today New York at Philadelphia.
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Bryant Downey of Cleveland Ohio mddleweght boxing championship his disposal seventh round has to New York Commission his Wilson claiming that Downey hit Wilson
  referee, giving O
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KET0NA WINS HURLERS'
 DUEL FROM 0NE0NTA

Ketona,> August -(Special,) )- Ketona took close game from the visiting Oneonta team here by score of to g. The game was a pretty pitchers duel between Tricks and Kelton, with the former emerg- ing from the fray victorious.
 Score: R. II. E. Ketona 10 1 Oneonta ............... 6
 Batteries-Tricks and BeIdon; kelton and Shelton.
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'PIEpMoNy LEAGUE
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE

At Raleigh O. High Point ?. At Greensboro 5. Durham 1. At Winston Salem $. Danville 9.
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A Poor Start

SUMMARY Two-base Hits--Bernsen 2, Mayer, Guyon. Double Play-Napier to Ritter to Bren- ner
 Struck out--By Napier :. by Eberhard B.. Base on Bals--Off Napier 2. Sacrifice Hit-Graff. Left on Base-Atlanta 6. Birmiug ham b. Wild Pitch--Nsper. Passed Ball--Gooch. Umpires-Tandy and Schseffer. Time of Game-1:50.
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At Wilson D. Newport News 3. At Suffolk 1, Richmond 3. At Rocky Mount 10, Portsmouth ?. At Norfolk A. Tarboro 8.
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Totals ...,.,,...36 g 27 sBatted for Pennock in seventh.
Score by innings:

' @"Ran for Vick in seventh. '"Batted for Thorn ahlen, in ninth.
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JOHNNY MORRISON BEATEN IN BATTLE WITH VET CADORE
Cards and Reds Split Twin BilI-Cadore Wins Own
 Game With Hit
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays h.sui.s Brooklyn 1, Pittsburg D. Cincinnati 6-4, St. Louis 36.
 Games Tuo..s Cincinnati at St. Louis. Chicago at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Boston. Brooklyn at New York.
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000 010 000-1
 n0n 0nn nNl-0

Rated for Brottem Tn eighth.
 ssBatted for Morrison in eighth
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

At Charleston 7-6, Augusta 22. At Charlotte 2. Greenviile 3.
 At Columbia 5-l, Spartanburg 9-5.
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q Totals ..........36 $ g 24 l4
 'Batted for Evans in eighth.
Totals

wambsga mss; three-base hit, Uhls; home run. c. Walker; stolen bases. wambs plays. uhle, Sewell and Burns: Sewell Wambsganas and Burns Perkins and Du
 phia s bases on balls. off Moore 6. Rom
 meli ?. uhlc l; hits, off Uhle l4 in in
 nings. Bagby l in l, Moore in (non, out in eighth), Rommell in 2: strucl out. by Moore 1. Rommeil I; Uhle , Bagby It- wild pitch, Moore winniul pitcher. Moore; losing pitcher, Uhle: um
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RIS CRACKERS NOSE OUT BARONS M FIRST TO SPORES
Baseball Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INTERNATIONAL LEAGl

At Indianapolis 3-6, Columbus 1-7, At Louisville z. Toledo 6. Others, postponed, rain.
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soUru ArLANTTc LEAGUl

At Jersey City s-2. Rochester 1O-1. At Baltimore 9-7. Syracuse 3-6. At Newark 2. Toronto 6. At Reading [. Buffalo O..
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RUSSELLvILLE WINS
 LISTLESS STRUGGLE

brennan and Smith.