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Braves Score In Fourth.

Boston got one run In the fourth,
when Nicholson hammered the pellet to
centre for four bases. Boston got an
other In the aeventh. Holke singled
and Ford walked. O'Neii forced Ford, but
only after Mitchell had "sassed" BIZ
Brennan about strike. Bill banished the
manager from the coaching lines, and
when Mitchell "sassed" him again be-
fore the ninth Bill sent Fred to the club
horse.
But to get back TO that attack on
Nehf. Nixon was sent in TO bat for
Fillingi:n. and he singled to centre, scor-
ing Ho!ke. The assault on Nehf was
continued in the eighth. which Barbara
inaugurated with a single 60 lett. Burns
let the ball skip through him and Bar
bare went TO second. Southworth was
thrown out by Bancroft, sending Bar
bare to third. Nicholson singiei to CEN
ire and scored the shortstop. Brown
cuffed the bali about for spoil and let
Nicholson reach second. Blocker flied to
Brown. Nicholson going to third after
the catch. He scored when Hollse sin
eled. Ford singled, too. and Nchf was
taken out Barnes faced O'Noil. who
also singled and scored Holke. But
Nixon popped to Kelly and ended The
excitement.
Then came the big ninth fer the
Giants. Kelly was hit by a pitched ball
and Brown singled. Rapp sacrificed
them along. Snyder scored both run
ners with single to left and went to
second on the throw in. He reached
third while Barbare was tossing out
Barnes and scored when Bancroft sin
gled TO right. following pass TO Burns.
The score
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c. stolen oasses.Wsnes; cnzella. rhiiison,
Seesholtz. Sacrifice fiy--Gazcila Two bare
hit-Bieber. Struck out--By MuilIgnn, 81 by
carney. q; BY Tlerncy. 3. Dases on baiis--
OFF Smith. 2; off Carney. g. Hit by pitcher
by Smith. I (weilcsl. nv Tlerney. /
tStcvcnsonl, HltF--0ff Minlvan, 10 IN Q
i-ninrs; off Smith, 3 IN . .nnlngv: off Me-
Grath, IN inning: or Carney, & IN r In.
nings; off 1ierncy. 2 IN Innings Lrf, on
base--Arriy. Z; Lafayette TO- Double plave
--fiinher. Wrlles Hrd Chnlsor. WIlhide and
Daberics. raised pnii-rtowiand Time or
eanie.-2 hours and : minutes. umplrea--
Marshall and Trautz.
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Two base hits-Birbee. FTack .. Cut-haw
2, Zeal Three bare hits-Tiernav, Grimm
S'olpn baae-Birbce. Sacrifccs-Terry.
O'Farrell. Mararvilla. Double play--carpy.
Cutshaw and Tiernev Left on bases-Pi,ts-
hurRh. s.; Chicago. 10. Bases on balls-Off
r ", T[Ssn,o = 90 rarlrop, rr OF Bsey
innings. on Bailey. / IN innings off
cheever in I irninr; off Carlson. IL IN
innings none out IN ninth OFF Gia7ner.
none IN 1nlng. Fit bv pitcher--By Carl
son I mes): by Glazner. (Maiser.
Struck ort--By Carlson, 2; hy Freeman q;
by Bailey, ]. Passed ball--Schmidt Winning
pitcher-carleon. Losing pitcher-Freeman.
tTr1pIre~--O'pnv and oui~icy Time OF game
- hours and 81 minutes.
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Totals. % IS PIP ii Totals. 81 ) "a 10 2

Princeton ........ o o o 1 0 o I x-2
werleyan - 0 O o o o OIL
Three base hits-Bateman, Peck. Two base
hite-NcPhee. f3otting Sacrifice hit~--Mc-
Phee Weiser, Margetts. Hit by pitcher-By
Margetts, . (Hartshorne, STEWART. Bnlk-
Connolly First base on errors-Princcton.
2; Wesleyan. 4. Earned run-Princeton.
Stolen bares-Botting. McPhce. Struck out
by Margetta, .: by Connolly, l. Bases on
on bares-Prlnccton, 3; Wesleyan, g. Double
play-Peck. Hartshorne and Jacobs. Triple
play--McPhee. Weiser and Berg. Time Of
game--f hour and 45 minutes. Umpires-
Mcbride and Leary.
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Individual Scores OF
Other College Games
Totals. rs 2 3 % is

Home runs-Hogan, < SACRIFICE hits-N IL
son. Poole, .; Durgin. Bases on balls-Off
kcthrock In innings. off Grubh. In
Innings off Gaines. Ia innings. Struck
out-,By Rothrock. by Grubb, I by Gaines.
2. Stolen bases Harris. Pine. Poole, Gaines,
?. Wild pitch--Grubb. Double plays-Gaines
aud Niemeyer: Durgin. Pine and Niemeyer.
impirca--Aubrey and Stump OF Baltimore.
Time OF game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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COLLEGE GAMES TO-DAY.

Georgetown W. " r. IT,. Washington.
vnio ~. New Haven New Haven
Virginia vs Auburn. Charlottesville. Vi
Harvard vs.. Oyleihorpc y Atlanta
New York Aggics VS.. Drexel Institute
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Two bare hitF-Dowd. Miller. Damrau.
Stolen bases--Cilhooley. nowd. Sacrifice
Jacob. Heating. Left on hases-Jersey City.
O.; Buffalo. 4. Bases on bails--Off Tecarr,
1. off Rogers. 5. Struck out-By Tecarr, a:
by Rogers, q. Umpires-Clcary and CASTOR.
Time of game--1 hour and 45 minutes.
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COLUMBIA.


Three base hits-Cousincau, .. Two base
hits-CousIneau, Donovan. Sacrifice hits
Smith, Brophy Stolen basce-Halloran,
Cousineau, Buckley, Tcdford Double plays
Mailey, Jordan and Mclaughlin; Moeschen,
Tedford and SEMINARS. Hit by pitcher--By
Mcnamara tClari). Struck out-By Nc
Namara, a. by wunderllch, 2. Left on
hases--Coiumbin, q: Fordhaun. 2. First base
Time OF game hourr nnd minutes.
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Totais. 80 i a-25 ~ 81 Totals. 27 : 8 q 10
zone out whom winning run was rcnrcd.
s.: Louis ~....t 2 50 IL
Three bnse hits--iiornsry. Layan. Homo
run--Dunrpr. Stcleu hnfc--Holnl. Sacrifices
4-Brcaxer n Crane 2. T0roFccr. riiNoefrr.
Double play--TOrorc.r. InNen and Fournier.
left on ha~es~-s'incirnaii q, st. Louis 4
Easen on baiin--Off liainur 4. Struck oii.-
ny Eixoy. ?. rfnpires--i1'elcr rnd Moran.
Tttnk Of Fnnac--i hour ard a mlnutea.
BASEBALL Tu-DAy--rcI.O GROUNDS.
. 30 r. NJ. GIANTS vs.. pTiILA.--Adv.
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Stated for Filiingim In the seventh inning.
tBattsd for Powell In the seventh inning.
tBatted for /. Townsend in the ninth In
ming.
New York ..... o 2 o o So
Boston ........ o 1 0 . 0-5
Two base hits--Fri~ch Hollse. Three base
hit--Br0wn. Home run-Nlcholsou. Sacrifices
-frrisch Nehf RRpp Double W.ay~-Nchf.
Bancroft and Kelly: Filllnrim, Barbara and
TIolke. Left on bases--New York. IL: Boa-
ton, a. Bares on balis--Off Nehf, I off
Barnes. of 7. Townsend, I off Scott, 3
Off Pierotti 3. 1its--off Nehf. II In Z 90
innings; of nsrnes, IN Ia innings; off
In "a innlngs off Picrotti. none In i-3
inning. Off J. Townsend. 3 In I ~ Innings.
Irlf nv uifchnr-Nv 7. Townecnd, 1 (Kniiy).
struck out--By Nehf 9: by Scott q: by
rIilinrin . Winrinn pitcher---Nehf LOS
ing pitcher-Scott. ITmpircs-Brennnn and
Tmsllc. Time Of gamc-c hours and IS min
utes.
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clever Fielding saves oninn.

In the fifth inning the Red Sox
hunched three singles before anybody was
ont. but after Ruers single had scored
NcInnis a well engineered team play
broke up the rally. Ruth threw INTO
Schang and induced Seotty to Try lot
third. Schang from foul ground snoe
fhe bali back to Ward and Scott was
touched out on the line ana on tne ies,
smart baseball that yielding as true
and clever as that saved Quinn and dis
couraged the Red Sox, especially when
peck ended the inning with Tine STOP
and throw OF Wits grounder back OF
domicile 2.
Ruth laid his home run up against
the frlezcs III the seventh after fcch
had been passed. A third run IN tnat
inning was the result OF a walk Dy
Meusel. single by Bodie and single by
Ward. Bodie tried to go from nrst 70
third on Wards jab TO lett ana was
thrown out by the indignant MenosKey.
Meusel and Schang are fast enough for
that sort OF thing. but not Bodie
Russell was done to a turn In the last
two innings. Fewster doubled In the
eighth, Peck was called out on strikes.
Re didn't like the decision and objected
In his usual mild manner. but the deer
sion appeared to be all right. Ruth
singled TO centre, tallying Fewster, and
With Pipp on through the medium OF
four balls Meusel hit TO left for MS
home run of epochal length.
Pratt got a triple N the ninth because
Ruth, who had stopped the hit, slipped
"a he was about 10 throw y. Collins
made a sacrifice fly. McInnis skied 20
Peck and Scott made an infield MT
Muddy Ruel's third safe one prolonged
the game. as did Peck's high throw
when he picked IN a grounder cudgeiied
by Karr and still moist from the an
nointings OF Quinn. The score:
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Totals. 80 6. 10 81 s

Two base hits--Schulte, r. Smith, Madden
Shields. Stolen ba~es-Shields, Walsh, Me
Gowan. Sacrifices-Harper 2, Walsh, Shields
j. II. Smith. Left on bases--Newark. 10.
Syracuse. s. Bases on bnlls-off sill. 3. OF.
Harper. t. Iiit--By pitcher-By Harper, !
(Adams). Struck out-By Harper, 4; b.
SILL >. Winning pitcher--Harper. Umpire
Carpenter and Kerr. Time OF game
hours.
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Stolen bases-KuegIcr, Ynp. Two bare Mt
--Scheenberger. Home run--KueEler. Stru.t
out--Bv Ice, 2 by Schellenberger, q Base
on halis-off schelcnbcrger. 1. Umpire
Degnan.
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oGLi.rHnnpI,
Totnls. . .gn 2 B Ia 1l0

Totals. ~ 2 q 81 ~ 6
'Batted for Morris in the ninth inning
ORlethorpe .......0 0 o 20
Two base hits--Blair. Simpson. Double
rlays-Emmons, Conion and Owen, 2 Thax-
ton (unasssted). Struck out--By Russell, q;
by Morris, Z. Bases on bails-Off Russell,
3. Sacrifice hlts--Halieck, Russell owen.
Croker, Blair. David. Umpre-Eubanks.
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Thrce bn7e hits--BnII, AIdrich. TWO base
hii---Harrravc, shea. Field Hohi Sacrifice
hif-Dnvidson. Left on baaca--New Haven.
=; Yale, q Stolen bases-Tfickey, Rohlneon
Struck out--By Robinson. 81 nv Borart. p,
by Iehl. :. Bases on baila--fn RnhInson.
3; off He'll 7. nouble piay--Shca Ball ana
Dnvidron. Htr--Off Bogart 2 IN 4 inninrs.
OF Hehl. IN . inningr; off Robinson. 10
II 3 innings off Lam rus. none In inning
Wild pitch-bogart. Time ~ rana-1 hour
and 20 minutes. Umpre-Iohnstone
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M. a. C.......... o 60f 10
Stevens Tech...... 0 0 o o o 0 OIL
Three base hit--Kroek. Two base hits
kroek, Lent. Stolen bnses-fIearst, 2. Sac
rifico-Kurtz. Left on bases-M. A. O.. 3:
ftevens Tech, o. Bases on balis-Off Carl
son, 9; off Brigham, 2. Hits-Off Carlson,
7; off Bradley. 2. Struck out-By Carlson,
4; by siildorff / by Bradley. I by Brig
ham. Q. Umpire-McMahan.
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Two base hits. Smith. Stengel. Home
ruu--Meusei. Stolen Overwhelmingly, Wheat.
Meusei. Sacrifices-olson. Johnston. Double
plays. Smith, Konetchy. Myers and o.
Miller. Left on bases-Brooklyn, II; Phila-
dciphia, o. Bases on bails--Off 8. Smith, I:
off c. Smith, 2. Hit by pitcher-By c.,
Smith, 70. Miller. Struck out-By $.
Smith, q; by q. Smith,. 4. Umpires-IIart
Sc minutes.
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KONETCHY'S SINGLE
WINS FOR DODGERS
1t Saves Olson and Zach Wheat
and Defeats the Phillies
by A to 2.
Larry Kopf Comes
to Term With Reds

DINCINNATI. April 20.--Larry
Kopf. shortstop of the Gin
cinnati Nationals. called at the
office of President Herman to-day
and signed a contract. "Heinie"
Groh, third baseman. and Ed Roush,
centre fielder. still remain unsigned.
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Jimmy walshs Newark Bears
smashed their way to a to victory
over Tom Maddens Syracuse Stars in
the opening game of the new Internal
tional League season at Harrison Field,
Harrison. yesterday afternoon. League
baseball, which lay dormant in Newark
.ast season, came back with all the old
time pep and enthusiasm yesterday.
Eight thousand fans, an excellent OPEN
ing day crowd. were on hand when
Charles p. Gillen, the Mayor of Newark,
shot a fast one over the plate which
Mayor Riordan of Harrison had to jump
to catch.
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~ Ruth, by Meugei. ~ Quinn, I BY
Ward l. Two base hi'--Fcw7ier. Three
tasc his--pfatt. Home rirc-Ruth, M7ueel.
Sacrifice Iits--Bodie, Wcirui,. Sacrifice ny
collins LET on harcs-Nf " York, 10. Bps-
ton D. rirst base on haliR~-Cff Russell, >
or Quinn. !. struck out-ey Quinn, =, ~
1tureclf n Earned rrrr--DN nvAsnH. q Off
rtlinr n VIVA niinh--ltus9nl Enpires--
Nnilin, wilson aud pinnccn. Time 81 game
2 tnurs ana minutes.
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New York. 8: Boston. 4.
waabington. q: Philadelphia, 4.
rrtroit q; Cleveland, q.
The Chicnro-st. Louis game was postponed
IN account Of rain.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

New York m Philadelphia.
Washington IL Nosfon.
n~<r~<& ~ gs<r~e~.
&C. Louis IN Cleveland.
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waahIrston 49,. . o 0 ! 2 ? x-o
Two basc hits--witt. =. Harris Three bhse
hita--r. Waller. 2 Ehanlsa. Charity. Sacri-
fires .I'an;y, nugan, Welch. BRAZIL. Double
riay--1ykos and Erazill Left on bRaer--rhii-
aealnhia. I WaThinrton q. Bases IN hair--
orr Erckson, 1 off Hasty, I off n. Harris,
! Off Zachary, |. fiits--Off Erickson, IN
: innings; or Zachary, in innings: Off
NASTY. IN : ia lnnlrgs off Harris. 3 IN
inning. off Rommell, 2 In I 20 Innings.
Struck out--Dy Eri~kson. o: by Zachary, 2;
nv Rommeli, l. Winning pitcher--zachnry.
Losing ritcher-Romncli. Umpres--Connolly
md Moriarty Time Of garne-i hour and a.
minutes.
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BEARS VICTORIOUS,
LIKEWISE SHELTERS
international League Season
Opens With Gov. Edwards
at Jersey City Game.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Jersey City, p; Buffalo. :.
Newark, g; Syracuse. 9.
Reading, O: Rochester. 8.
Baltimore. 8: Toronto. l.
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Don't Call One Club
If You Want the Other

r EERE is something New York
Fl baseball fans will do wei TO
4 4 bear in mind and proceed ac-
cordingly. TO do so will be TO save
themselves and the two New York
ball clubs annoyance. On rainy days
fans are constantly calling up one
OF the two. thinking it is the other.
to know whether there Will be a
game.
The telephone Of the office OF the
Yankees is Bryant 300 and they are
listed In the telephone book under
the name. American League Base
ball Club OF New York
The Giants are listed as the New
York Baseball Club and their tele-
phone number is Vanderbilt 993S.
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HAMILTON rNsrIrvTr IN rroNr

Hamilton Institute yesterday opened n.
he sebnll reason NJ parrnic NJ. H.. where tho
Manhattan boys defeated the pasaair Tlch
School nine nv 20 &.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. q; Boston, b.
brooklyn. a: Philadelphia. 2.
Cincinnati, 81; -. Louis. 4.
Pittsburgh. @; Chicago, 3.
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ED FOR TO-DAY.

Philadelphia in Sew York.
Boston ~ nroohiyr.
Chicago In ~. Toufs.
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ANDING OF THE CLUES.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Buffalo In Jersey City.
Syracuse in Newark.
Rochester in Reading.
Toronto In Baltimore.
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Totals. so 5727 II o. Totals. .sif42t %
Brown ........... 20 o rs
Two base hit--peciharn Stolen bases
rama, Kneeland. Flynn. Bases on baile-Off
Rnirht e. on Robertson, A. Struck out
~ KNIGHT, 2: by Robertson, a. First base
on rrror--Brown, I. characterization. Time
~ game hour and 20 minutes.
--.-~~7-----a----.-~
rssrbrlI To-day, $500. rbbets rTch,. or.
flciai C,rnirg, National League Nfnvor
Music. nrccitlyn W. Boston. B'wycBgtor
Sub. Pros. PIX sta: Int -boro Franklin Ave.
80 min. from Times su.. N. y.--Adv.
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PRINCETON WINS IN
EIGHTH ON A BALK
Triple Play Features Game in
Which Old Nassau Triumphs
Over Wesleyan by 2 to 1.
COLLEGE, BASEBALL RESULTS.

At South Field--Fordham, G; Columbia. 0.
At Princeton--Princeton, = Wesleyan, !.
At New Haven-New Haven &c. L.. s;
Yale, 4.
AZ West Polnt--Lafay et;c, Q; Army, 5.
At Annapolis-Navy, o.; Delaware, 2.
At Providence-Brown, 3; New York Uni
versity. !.
At Swarthmore, Pa.-Swarthmore, u;
Penn, O.
At Atlanta-Earyard. 5; oglethorpe, 3
At Hamllton-Cogate, 1G; Tufts, g.
At Bethlehem, Pa.-Ursinus 8: Lehigh, !.
At Maryland-Catholic University, g.; Uni
vorsity Of Maryland 3.
At South Bend. Ind.-Notre Dame, 4; Kala-
inazoo, 3.
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Detroit ........... "a o 0 Q IA
Two base hits-Blue Q o'Nelli, Stephenson.
Wood. Three base hit-veach. Stolen bases
Young Holman. Sacrifice--Burns. Ste
phcrson. Bush. Jeanes. Double play-Yourg.
Burh and Blue. Left on Neeer--Cleveland. y;
Detroit IL. Bases on br'is-Off Mails, I /:
OF Oldham, q; off Stewart. Q. Hits--off
Malls, In 2-3 innings; OF oldham, IN
Stewart. 3 In 2 innings off Petty, In 2
innings. Hit by plteher-By Oldham. I
nv oldham, 1; by CLARK. 2: by Stewart. 1.
Winning pitcher-oidham. Losing pitcher
Mails. Urnpires-chill and Owens. Time OF
game--2 hours and 3 minutes.
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Special Despatch to THE NEW Yoak HnaAlr

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW York HERALD.
PRINCETON, N. j.. April 20.-A ball
in the eighth inning by Connolly brought
Vincent Betting home with the winning
run and gave Princeton n to l victory
over Wesleyan here to-day. The con-
test was pitchers battle between Mar
gets and Connolly. with the count
tie, and neither able to get the unper
hand until the next to the last period,
when Betting hit solidly. went TO third
on McPhee's sacrifice and crossed the
plate when the visiting hurler. started
to pitch to Watson and then suddenly
stepped out of the box.
A triple play featured the game.
With the bases choSed in the first half
Of the fifth and things looking black for
the Tigers. McPhee took in a Texas
Lacquer from Bateman's bat and nipped
the runners off first and second, quell-
ing a promising rally.
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Individual Scores of
Other League Games
DETRoIT (A.)
CLEVELAND CA,
Totals. Al 0 1926 10 .

.9s, ar ~ dNe,,I 70 ~. sover,n ,nn,na
fHatted for Clark IN the seventh inning.
fBatted for Petty IN the ninth inning.
Speaker out hit by batted ball.
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ward stars mt Third.

Next we have Aaron Ward. Wardy's
third base guardianship was at once
sterling and brilliant. Twice he helped
Quinn out of holes when the Red Sox
were of a mind to bunch hits, and carry
ing out that felonious purpose. had men
on the bases Wardy pranced. light
footed and sure handed and ABSORBED
various sorts of jumping grounders 70
the unselfish assistance OF Quinn anu
the delectation OF the appreciative.
Once they had men on bases the heu
coy did more with Quinn than 81 other
tir,es. but withal. between support ana
his own steadiness. ne was extremely
affactive as long as he had to be. Rus
cell. pitching for the first time since pa
..alvsis laid him low last season, had q
areat deal on the ball as long az he heiu
out. His control was not good. lor ne
was in the hole often.
Bob Meusel. who wal IN hitting hunioi'
etabbed Russell for single In the sec
ond inning and came home on saU
ice by Bodie and single py Quinn.
scbang had been passed with two out 10
br,nr I'm Quinn. II guess that guy
thinks | can't HIT" unused Jack US he
oecked single past Pratt.
Wardy began his ir.dcscent display IN
,he third. Scott singled--nobody out
ma pel-rnell he went to third when Ruei
,rodded to left, right at Speedster Futh.
Quinn. serene, retired Russell on strikes
ana when Witt hit slow one along the
Grass Scott thought Il time TO 70 nome
Vardy came in and nipped Scotty Win a
abort thro~ to Schang. Next Waruy
c,,t in behind Quinn and handled a nlgn
bounding ball quickly enough to throw
out Menoskey at first
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Philadelphia ...... 3 o o. o I
va nhlrrtnn o o O O 1

TnIinr. n 7 p Z III
srnffoa FOR Rornmell IN the ninth inning.
4naftef for Erickson IN the fifsh inning.
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Totals 80 Q IL % 1.


Totals. al 4 12 81 IL 2
spaitei for Freeman In the sixth inning.
+Bnttcd for Bailey In the eighth inning
Tran for Grimes In the ninth inning.
r,tf-hurgh ....... 20 ! Q % %
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-18

a} NJ
Aodmouth. NJ. Jan. II, Praecipe
for suhmons in ! $1,000 damage
init has been died BY George ".
Gale Of 0alesburg against Jamel
". walsh Of Davenport, Iowa. The
action has been placed on the dock
ct Of the circuit court and i sched-
ulsd to make its appearance in
court during the Nay term.
Just what the suit involves Will
not be known until the plafntih
files his bill. but It Is rumOred that
the case originated out Of . dis
agreement between the plaintiff and
defendant over Rock Island South
ern railroad securities. The road
connects Monmouth and Galesbufg
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NOTICE.

The stockholders Of the J. Peter
son company will hold their regu-
lar annual meeting at the ONCE Of
the company, corner 4th avenue
and 2sth 1tyeet, Rock. Island. ILL.,.
Saturday. January %. 1921. at 8
O'Clock. p m, for the purpose Of
electing board Of directors r vot-
ing on resolution to increase the
board Of Director from five to nine
and transaction of such other busi-
ness that may come before the
meeting. ERIC LARSON, .
Secretary.
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III Ann thes nis61ic forusn
go Of feur ] bnteeus, but Ii
inetanees the nnf5es Are du-
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- Il eandidates recaiyinr the
~ number Of votes will %
- elecfed and the farms 81
tvo and three vears VIII be
~ aecordinr ia this method !.
q ~ arr f,ye viii e fhree-
6irscfors M secnn IVA two
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8p@ciai CpYr4irondence.l

Monmouth, M, Jan. l8.-W. D.
Marshall. county treasurer and ex-
oNci6 collector Of taxes, will send
1900 tax notices 70 Warren cOun-
II taxpayers tomorrow The coun-
ty treasurer has devised system
BY which residents Of other towns
In the county can meet their tax
payments at banks and ut the end
OF Z specified time credit will Be
given on the books.
The taxes to be paid by Mon
mouth property owners this year
will be 81 cents less on each 500
assessed valuation than last year.
The reduction In the total Is the
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'W0nAN BANDIT,

4 ChfcaRo, Jan 1S.-Police said
Mrs. Cisopatra i1ArtEman. %. for
merry Of wichita Falls. Texas. coz
fessed that since her husbands
health failed two months ago and
he lost his job she had been . wo-
man bandit, playinge the leading
part in flfty holdups in sixty days.
Her husband also is held.
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Industrial hureap-T. B. Davis,
W. A. Rosenfield. J. ]. Burgess.
William Hansgen,. E. H. Dunavin,
J. w. Armstrong.
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PROTECTIVE CHILDREN
Healthy Blood. and Healthy Sys-
tenn is q Child's best protection
against Colds, Grip and Influenza.
Give them GROVES IRON TONIC
SYRUP, 75c.
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and has been involved /,
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