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Cnrfcyyillc Runs Away.

SALINA, Kan, June 10.-Cotfey-
Vile hit three Salina pitchers hard
today and won easily. II to 2.
Score by innings. r, II. r.,
Coffeyville III 0O3 002--14 l6 /
Salina 900 900 02O-- 2 10 4
Batteries-Love and Ennis; Lund-
gren. stanton, Sarland and Clegg,
Klevenaw.
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CHAMPIONS HOIST
FLAG, THEN TRIM
CINCY nine 3 TO :
McHenry's Home Runs
Pave Way for Card
Win Over Phils

NEW YORK. June i0.--The New Yo-.
Nationals raised their worlds ohanuls,
flag here today and then pulled out
sensational nlnth-innlng victory from Gin.
oinnsti, to 2. II was George Burns ds,
on the Polo grounds and Burns was prs.
sented with a diamond studded rlatlnr-,
watch with teweled chain, a gif 4 -
the officers OF the Giants. and silver ftg.
aret case from local sporting wrItsTs
Reck, a Cincinnati younRster, held tss
worlds champions to four hits in eIgh,
innings and then weakened In the ninth
New York batsman. Youngs double arb
kelly's single tied the score. Siangsi
walked and Snyders double drove in KsUv
with the winning run.
Score.
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0Rah'

NGlnglardi out on iufield lily in sixth
NNHntted for podson IN ninth.
Omaha .................O O2O 1870 OO0-+6
Oklahoma city ..,t,....0lO O0l 0ll--4
summary Runs-Gislason. Herman,
Mapush. Gisnthsm Wllc0N Wilder. Pitt,
Middleton, Guglsrdi, Mann, Errnrs-Ma-
nush, Massey. Earned runs--Omaha g.
oklahoma Guy T. rwo-baso hits-Herman
., Granthan, Wilcox. PITT. Mann. Three
rltce hits--WHcox, stokes Massey stolen
bases Wilcox. Middleton Base on balls
--un Brady /. OF Dndsnn l, of Stokes
{, Off Okrld 1. Runs and hlts--Ott Brady
Il and IN 42-3, or Dodson ana 2 In
{ Is or stokes and 8 In two-thlrds off
ukrio aud In 3 l-3 Double piay-wll-
COX TO GisaBuu LETT on hREe-Oma
g. oklahoma Clty g. twpIrps- Burnside
and Fitzpatrick Tme-9 90.
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Topeka Beats sapuipa.

TOPEKA, kan, June l0.-Tope-
ka hit Peterson literally throughout
the game today and won from So
pulpa, s TO 7.
Sapulpa ,..0Oi 2O2 OO2-T II 0
Topeka ..O01 OO2 50x-s is .
Batteries--Peterson and Funk
Luschen and Benn.
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rtal

summary: IWO-bhSc hlts--Shan-
Icy Long, Gomez, stuart ?, Crosby
., lamb, O'Bricn 3, Bennett. Three
base hit--iung. Home runs-Gomcl.
Bennett, DAVIS =, Crosby. Shaulcy.
Sacrifice hlt--iIamb. Stolen bnsc--
Bennett. Earned ruu~---Tulsa ~,
DruNCr y. Lcft ON bnsc~-DcnyCr
~, Tulsa :. Bases ON bnlls--Off
KHchHc I, off BLACK 1. off Luknuo-
Vic I, of NctkCi 5. Struck out---By
Hao hnc >, by LucknnOyiC 1. by Wet
rel 5. Runs ana hits-Off IIaugland
, and 3 In i-3, off RnChnc u and ~
Ia q and i-3. Off Black 1 and . In 4,
Of Iuckanovic and = In "a, off
Nct1cl II and II Ia Z. wild pitch
Wctlci. hit by pitChcr---I'attcrson
by iIHnglnnd. Double plny--pattcr-
son unnssistcd. Time Of game
2!O5. tmpircs--McGloon aud
Brown
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Phlladtlphla
CLEVELAND

MATTED for Coveleskie In seventh,
NxRatted for Keefe IN ninth.
xxNRan for O'Neill In ninth.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ..............000 600 000-O
Philadelphia ,......,...lO3 GOO 0OO-S
summary: Two-base hit-O Nell. Three
base hits-Johnston, Gardner Home run
Walker. Double play. Sewell,
stephenson and McInnis. Gardner Steph-
ems and Mclnnis Bases on bAils-Ot
Rommsll ?. off Coveleskis q off Keefe
?. Struck out-By Coyelskie T. by ROM
nell 1. Ruus--Young, Johnston, Walker.
No errors
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Former Skipper
Milwaukee Club
To Pilot Indians

OKLAHOMA CITY, June 1o,'-Jack
Egan, former manager OF the MI
waukee club OF the American asso-
clation and of the Providence, r. l.,
club, has been signed TO manage tHe
local Western league team, PRESIDE &
Jack Holland announced tonishI
Egan is scheduled to leave Prov
dence tomorrow. He is not a play
ing manager. 90
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Mi,lgcts Take Five.

SPRINGFIE EI,D, June. IN ---rNe
Springfield Midgets won their fifth
consecutive game. deieaung the
Pawhuska Indians, to 3. Pitcher
Rein won his own game by singing
in tho ninth. sending home the win
ming run.
Score by innings: r. II, e.
Pawhuska ..0l2 600 000.-3 s /
Springfd 80, 900 iQ1 002-4 13
Batteries-Bogart and spellman;
Rein and White.
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Score by innings;
New. York .....",....o26 t2o ooo-lt
st. Louis 80. ..,...,...200 600 900
summary; Two-base hits--ward, De-
vormer. Collins Bronkie. witt, Meusel
Three-base hIt--McManus Home runs
Pipp, Ruth. Double plays-GerbeE TO Sis
Ter Scott 10 Ward to Pipp. Slsler TO
Wright 70 Collins. Bases on balls--Off
Shocker .. Oft Wright I. off Mays /. struck
nut--By Shockcr /, by Bayne l. by Wright
O. by Pructt l. by Mays Runs-Witt 2,
ward, Ruth g. Baker NcNally, Meusel 3,
pipp D. Scott, Tobu, Williams. Ellerbe,
Nc Manus Shorten. Errors--Ward, Ger
Der. Jacobsen. McManus.
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Joplin Beats Enid,

JOPLIN, June i0.--After tying
the score three times and then fall
ing to get ahead. Joplin overlook
Enid in the eighth inning and won
the second game Of the series, IL
10 2.
Score by innings: r II Il
Enid 80. .031 203 600 Is 6
Joplin ....03O 2l2 04x-i2 IA 5
Batteries--Cowan, Peters and
Diamond Adcock and Street.
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Forfeit Game,

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, June 10,
The game with Bartlesvllle here to-
TO 0, by Umpire Shuster after an
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Tigers 5, Senators 4,

DETROIT June l0.-LamOttes error, a
fielder's choice and singles by Cobb and
Veach gave Detroit a 5-tn-4 victory in 10
innings over Washington here today. The
Tigers went into fourth place as result
ninth home run of the season In the sew
enth inning.
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white sos 10. ited Sow 5.

CHICAGO. June lo.--Chicago batted
three visiting twirlers hard today and won
the first game OF the series from Boston,
10 TO 8. Faber. who went the route for
tho locals was hit hard but, he hsd no
trouble winning. because OF the comforta-
bic lead obtained in The early innings.
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SOOS TAKE WILD
EYED GAME FROM
WITCHES 2l.l3
Buffaloes Trample on In
dians 6 to 4-Saints
Win

WICHITA. Kan. June iO.--Tn ono OF
the widest games ever played in
wichita. the Sioux CITY Packers took the
second game Of the serlos from wichita
by n score of % to 10.
-
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Notices.

There will he a meeting OF the di-
rectors of the Tulsa Kennel club
Monday evening. June 12. in room
400 Kennedy building. at 1880 sharp
All the directors are requested TO
please be present.
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At Columbus ., Minneapolis Is.
At Louisville 3, Kansas city 5.
Al Indianapolis 2. Milwaukee 3.
At Toledo 2. st. Paul 6.
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waShtnptor
one out when winnins run scored.

NOne out when Winning run scOred,
Score by innings:
Detroit ............OlO OOl 10 is
summary: Two-base hts-Bluege Rice.
Three-hase hits-Judge, smith. Home
run-Hetlinann Double plHys-I3assler to
Cutshaw, Jones 20 Blue. Bases on balls
OFF johnson s. off Oldham 6, OFF Francis
T. off Ehmke l. Struck out-By johnson
l. by Oldham I. Runs--Buege, Harris,
Rice. Goebei Blue. Haney. Hcilmapn 2,
Oldham. Errors--Lamotte, Haney, Neach,
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BOSTON, June io.--Pittsburgh found
Boston pitchers easy today and errors by
the locals aided the visitors to s-to-l
victory Glazner allowed only five hits,
one OF them three-bagger by Nixon In
the third. the other men up In this innns
striking out.
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A. New Orleans ?. Little Rock 3.
At Atlanta "a, Nashville 40.
At Mobile 2 Memphis S.
At Birmingham SIS. Chattanooga SIS
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OKLAHOMA CITY, June lO.--Omaha's
hits we're more timely than those NJ
oklahoma city and the Burchmen won,
70 T. tho second same of the series
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Athletics 3; Indians 0.

PHILADELPHIA june 10 Philadelphia
opened the cleveland series with s.
TOO Victory. the runs being the result o..
home run by walker and triple by
johnson.
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A Pennsylvania is the inventor
of a perforated metal cover TO ~
slipped on cigars to prevent thei'
ssb~~ falling.
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ST. IOuph

, sum IlHTN' NUNs7-IuTT mum NIHNT MI
Ian, Olsen, Fisher, DEBATE. Stevenson 2.
HANDLER. HcVlik, Errors-Grant, HoyliN.
Earned runs-Des Moines 8, 81, Joseph 6.
bahe on balls--Ou Hovlik o, Off Cullnp Z.
STRUCK out-By Hovlik 4. by Cullop 2. Left
on base--DeH Moines 10, St Joseph
VIA pitch vHcvlik, TwO-base htts-Bo-
nuNitI, stevenson, Detate g. Graham.
pounle plhNs-dormnn TO Graham 2, Cor
nam 10 Graham 20 Turgeon. Passed ball
T,naHhSt umpires-ormsby and Holmes
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ST JOSEPH, Mo. june lo.--st Joseph
punched hits In the trst three innings
second ~ tho series from pes Moines Z
TO q. Hoyl1k allowed one less hit 20 the
h1us'crs. but they could not hit IN the
plrChts.
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WtNttTH NHsUtIdt1On.
At Fort Smith 10, McAlester 10.
At Henryetta 2, Okmulgee /.
At Joplin -. Enid ..
At Springfield I. Pawhuslta ).
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NBatted Tor Weinert IN eIFhth
xxBntted for Leslie in ninth.
zBatted for Winters in ninth.
Score by innings:
81. LOUIS .s..s'sss..s. 'VVd WI OVE-h
Philadelphia ........ 1000 900 00i--l
Summary. Two-base hits-Henline.
stock. Tnree-base hit-Hornsby, Home
runs-McHenry 2. Double play-McHeury
to Fournier. Bases on balls-On Hsines
g. off Weinert 2. struck out-By Haines
T. Runs-Hornsby. McHerry ?, Stock ?,
inson
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Gathering nuts from the ground
has been made easier by a Call
fornian's invention OF device for
the purpose.
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BKOOKLYN, June lo-Brooklyn made
% hits for a total Of 80 bases. off three
Chicago pitchers today. while Vance ana
Decatur pitched shutout ball. The Doig
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xBatted for Pennock in seventh
XxBatted for piercey in ninth
Score by innings:
Boston ................3Oo 100 100 S
Chicago ....... ........202 sol OOx--l0
Summary; Two-base hits-Pratt ?. j.
Collins. Burns T.. Collins. Mosttl, johnson.
Three-hsse hits-Smith, Mostil Bases on
balls--Off Russell I, of Karr I. Runs
Menosky ?, Pratt. ]. Collins, Karr John
son @ Mulllgan, r. Collins ., Hooper 2.
Sheely. Schalk. Faber. Errors-Pratt,
Sheely,
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At Cleyelaud q. Philadelphia .
- Detroit Washington 4.
At Chicago 10, Boston S.
At -. Louis 3. New York lt
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ScOrs BY INNINGS: - - .
Pittsburgh ..............oo oo5 IL
Boston WV w"
Summary: Three-base hits--MueheI.
Nixon Bases on balls--OH Glazner 2. or
Filingim 2. Struck Out--By Glazner H. by
Watson 2. Runs-Maranville 2, Carey Z.
Bigbee 2, Tierney. Mueller. Gooch, Gowdy,
Errors--Gooch, Barbare. ChristenourN
Ford.
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both, and there are many noted field
trial winners who have produced
bench show winners. and vice versa.
w. w. Henry, president of the
Tulsa Kennel club. gave the talk on
the show qualifications OF the point
er. Mr., Henry has raised and shown
many OF the best pointers in the
country and is nationally known as a
breeder and Judge OF them.
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w. r. Crosswhite, 4l0 S. Main
street, purchased a female pointer
puppy by Mt. Riga Rap and out of
Atwaters Dixie Jane. Thus puppy
was purchased from Mr.. Sherrod OF
Perkins, Okla, and is a litter sister
to the puppies purchased by r. ID.
Brown and j. A. Porter OF this city.
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BfooklYn

Schmandt. Three-base hlts-J9s. shs.o., ~,
Ward. Double play--Hollocher to krug 10
Terry to Krug. Bases on balls-Or 0s.
borne l. of Vance 2. Struck out-By
Vance 3. Runs-Hgh, Johnston =, ~
Griffith 2 Wheat Myers, Schmsndt, ward
Deberry, Vance. Errors-Krug OFarfe"'
Johnston, Schmandt.
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w. r. McCabe, 1901 n. Elwood,
has a fine litter OF line bred Aier-
dale Terriers. They are Champion
Soudan Swiveller and Champion Alb
hey King Nobbler strain.
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sGYSTER.
~ DAYS
.6RIfsSUIlfEs
Western League.

AT TULSA II. Denver n
At Wichita 10, Sioux City 21.
- - Joseph 2 Des MONIES 3.
At Oklshoma City 4. Omaha 6,
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zBatted for Watson In eigth.
zzRan for Powell In eighth.
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Krehs held to second place by nos

SCORE by INNINGS
| st. Hcdwig's. ....... q o o . o o %
Bankers .......s... y y u U--h
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OUTPO|NTS
FAST EVER HAMMER
Patched Eye Causes Benny
Worry, But Opponent Takes
Severe Lacing.

Ftizsimmons Arena, Michigan CITY. |
Aug. benny Leonard. lightweight |
champion won his third tough fight
within five weeks hero Saturday night
when he outpointed Ever Hammer,
Chicago. in n tcn-round bout. Leonard
showed himself to be real cham
pion and although seriously handi-
capped with II cut over his right
eye as a result of the Lew Tender
fight opened up after the fourth
round and Hammer never had
chance
Hammer won one round the third
when he succeeded in knocking a
patch off Leonard's eye causing
Leonard considerable worry.
In the fourth round Hammer held
the champion on even terms but after
that Leonard was not worried by the
blood from his eye.
In the opening rounds, Leonard at
tempted to protect his eyes while feel
ing out Hammer and Hammer looked
his best I'm the first four rounds
When Leonard saw he was no longer
able TO protect his eye he let down
his guard and opened up. He had
| Hammer groggy in the eighth and
ninth rounds and the Swede was able
| II stay the entire route only by hang
ing on. The crowd booed Hammer
and the referee was forced to issue
repeated warnings for Hammer to
stand up and fight but every time
the Swede tried 1t he found Leonard 3
singing rights in his face.
a crowd of about 5000 saw the
bout. Many women were included in
the throng which jammed the F'itz-
simmons Arena. The crowd was well
| handled and there was no disorder
BY beating Hammer decisively
Leonard will be able to leave for
Europe next month without leaving
a serious contender for his title In thi,
country.
On July 4 he disposed of Rocky
Kansas in the same arena and out
pointed Lew Tender in the East las
week.
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CHICKERING AND GUENvEUR
IN DU PONT CLUB FINALS

The mems golf championship tourna-
nient OF the DUPONT Country Club
after several weeks of strenuous com
petition finally reached the finals. leav-
Ing H. q. Chickerlng and !. G.. Guen-
veur to fight IL out for tho coveted
title. This match will be played off
next Saturday and Sunday after
noons. being 9Ghole competition.
Both matches I'm tho semi-final round
were spectacular and were won by the
flnalists by n very small margin.
IL c. Chickerlng defeated 7. Me.
Iaughliu 1 up. While the score itself
pigniflea what n battle young Nc
IauRhlin put up against tho veteran
Chickerins, vet only those In the gal
lery could appreciate tho good goli
they staged. On tho first nine holes
Mclaughlin had Chlckering 2 M
shooting birdie three on tho NTH
hole and holding out for par on the
short eighth from bunker which 4,
approximately twenty five yards from
| the green.
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.bACHARACH GIANTS
TOPLAY ST. THOMAS
Fast Game Scheduled for This
Afternoon at Harlan Field
Between Rivals.

The second OF n nve-game series be-
tween the st. Thomas club and the
Bacharach Giants will be staged this
afternoon Mt Harlan Field, at o'clock
The Saints copped the first game be
fore nine innings had been played
when Jupe Pluv interviewed after the
NTH. The second game was also
stopped by n downpour In the third.
Dick" Lundy and his crew have
been meeting with good bit of sue.
cess on their Southern trip and It IN
reported that he has bolstored up his
hurllng staff with "A couple of new
moundsman. II In not known WIN
"Dlck" Will assign to do tho finglng
as only meagre accounts have been
received Of his Southern trip and his
new hurlers Hawk" Hayes will like
ly receive the assignment for st
Thomas
The Catholic Young Mems National
Union, who have been holding their
convention here. have been invited tC
attend the game. Rain checks will bt
honored Mt this game.
The third game OF the series will b,
played at Harlan Field on next Satur.
day afternoon.
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LADDER GOLF ON At
MUNICIPAL COURSE
Workings Of the System Are Ex-
planned in Detail for
Golfers.

Ladder Golf gets its name from the
method of recording the changing
ranking OF players. Each rung of the
ladder is a player who may win or
lose 10 the player next above or next
below.
Enough ladders oS sixteen rungs
any number Of entrants
The System In Detail.
Qualifying.
Commencing Saturday August 9Th.
qualifying scores of eighteen hole
rounds may be turned in on any day
or every day prior to Monday August
l4th.
Ranking.
Players will he divided into groups
Of sixteen and ranked according TO
the cards, In case of tie scores the
committee will use its best judgment
or decide by drs wing OF lots.
Challenging.
After the ranking has been complet-
ed and the names placed in proper
order on the ladders, the even num-
bered players will have the right of
challenge for the odd position next
| above.
= challenge 10 be formal must be
entered on challenge sheet to be
posted for that puspose on the bulle-
tin board, after which it will be up to
the challenger To get into touch with
his proposed victim to arrange for the
match.
No notices will be sent out by the
committee.
The right of challenge by the even
numbers must be used within the week
ending Saturday August 18th, by
seven o'clock y. m.
The following week the odd mum.
bers will have the right of challenge
until Saturday August 26th. ano
thereafter alternate in the same man.
ner.
The Play.
All matches will be at eighteen hole!
medal play and may he played on any
day but must be played within eigh
days of the Saturday challenge date
Score cards should be attested by
the loser and turned in TO compittee
The Ladies.
The committee would be pleased L
} have the Ladies qualify for separate
competition, the matches TO be playet
J in the mornings as far as possible.
Added Players.
Golfers may join at any time in tn,
, ladder golf taking position ar the bot
tom of the ranking, or. having furne'
in four or more qualifying scores
they may be placed by the committe
in any appropriate opening which ma
be caused by the withdrawal or dis
; qualification Of a placed player.
For further information apply Il
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Independent Games.

West Wilmington VS.. Pepper
Club. Military Grounds.
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FRIDAY.
Church League,

First Division--Cookman VS..
st. Paul's. Rockford, No. 2. I'M
pire. Rickerts.
Second Division-McCabe VS..
Flrst-Centrsl. Baynard. No. 1.
Umpire, Birmingham.
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ing out Union. 2-l, in n i0-inning
game at Newport. The score:
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fathers and grandathers had back the start
Ing place, And It has only one genera
tion to lift them up TO stardom
Tender Can Take II.
There was slight whispering to the effect that
Benny Leonard had misplaced his once formidable
punch when he met Tender.
Perhaps. And then perhaps again Tender was
merely much tougher product many believed him
To be.
The Phlly sidewheeer is fragile piece OF brio
brac. lie take his share of It, and a few pounds
more. Leonard nailed him with than one or two
lusty cracks, but he able even To check his
aggressive charges at any stage. Tender continued &c
on and II he hurt. he kept news TO him
self visible the partisan eye only few
away. Tender isn't the ceverest that owe,
lived But he has of the vital glfts-he give and
he take And he showed that he afraid to carr,
fight TO the champion and keep 1t there most o
the
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"CHICk" HARTLY PROMOTED ON
PHILADELPHIA POLICE FORCE

Walter S. Hartly who played on
Jess Frysingers Wilmington A. A..
team in this city years ago has been
promoted from second grade sergeant
to the first grade.
Chick" as he was better known in
the old days, pitched and also played in
the outfield.He afterwards left here
and played with Harrisburg In the
Tri-State League, and then on win
ming team in Massachusetts league.
He played in the Big Leagues prior
to coming TO this city.
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THURSDAY.
Church League.
First Division---Mt. Salem VS..
Grace. Rockford. No. 2. Um-
pire. Birmingham.
Westminster W.. Second Bap-
list, Rockford, No. 1. Umpire,
Pierson.
Second Division-Epworth vs..
St. stephens. Baynard, No l.
Umpire, Rickerts.
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SALEM LEGION TEAM
WANTS GAME WITH LOCAL S

The American Legion baseball team
Of Salem. n. J.. is anxious to secure
games with teams IN this city TO be
played at Salem on Saturdays or any
evening during the week.
Manager Dunn states that he has
written 10 number OF local teams
wishing 20 secure games, but has re-
ceived no word from the teams. The
Legion boys would like To hear from
ST. Thomas. Parkside, or any other
local nine. Address W. B. Dunn, care
OF Salem Standard and Jer.eyman.
Salem, n. J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
rst Engineers Defeat Douer; Enterprise Wins Meet
Y0RKLYN RETAINS LEAD
IN THE COUNTY LEAGUE

Delaware city, Aug. T. Yorkiyn re-
tained It's undisputed hold on first
place by trouncing Delaware city
here 9 10 3. The loosis had 3 to up
to the seventh lining ana seemed 70
have the game sewed ~ but Yorklyu
shook up their bats in this inning and
with Aye clean hits on Trip mixed
In with two 2 wild throws from tho
outfleld put over s runs for the game.
The rCuro
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
FLEIsHER vICTOnS.
BilI McKenty Holds Wilmington TO
Two Hits.

Philadelphia. Pa, Aug. 7.--Flelsher
turned back the ST. Thomas nine, Of
Wilmington, at Twenty sixth and
Reed streeta. Saturday. TO 0. The
shutout triumph OF the yarners was
due 10 the masterful hurting of Willie
McKenty. the star southpaw. lie held
the visitors to two hits. Mac was
never In danger except in the eighth
session, when the bases were londed
with but one out. but. as usual. he
waa supreme when under fire and re-
tired the next two men easily.
Tho apprp.