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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
Jonas primorpalo.

&eiiiltatct af HrimGroalget / Sono
iibite Wanoag blcp Ell afgiort Seier
for De mere liberale % fremifriots'
penlige Gr9fter inben oct Republican.
tie Harti, ibet Smitb @. 9roofbart
al @aibington County, f~ratraaote
Senator aenpons logiife glrpetager,
meb o~eipbeli9 .Iaioritet nominereoes
til 9artiets &anoioot for Soreneoe
Staters Senator. 9ette tiltroos for
at Der ialt bar Ter aanbioater, bpor.
for ser bar Snil ON bporoiot ban
funoe opnaa &c 80 Yrocent al De al.
gipne Stemmer,~ nsbpenoigt for Ho-
mination.
Wange logger / bette Ieiultat en-
ON mrulig emo itprre getponing, Sen
nemlig, at Statens Brim9rpalgip-
item Dog fulot no naar op til bpab
bet mer,tes at bore - oct nemlig, of
Solicit ifriber inc % opitiQer ben
Wanb De bill babe.
Sisl9e De iibite Spaaper er Stem.
megionin9en for Sorenebe Staters
Senator iom fSlaer: 9roofbart 1885,
237, Sborne 1882, 9icfett 50,544,
Srancis 39,781, Speet 1926,
Stanlep 1908. Der manalebe
frembeles Spgaper fra ipp galgite.
Der, men oct er afgiort, of 9~roofbart
bar erbolot minbit al Erocent al
iamtliae faitebe Stemmer.
Wteb faa llnbtaeelier bar Ser in-
gen n~Gonepprbia aamp ON 0onina.
ton til Statsembeber. 8upernsr %
8iceguperner eiennominerebes uben
Sppolition, mebens Statsfasierer
gurbanf % Statsiefrct9r Mamiap
bar tine Webbeilere r,eget oo~erIeane.
9ette bar tiGr Sili9lbet meb Wr.
@amiap, bois Wobfanoioat bar en-
8pinoe, Wiis 9iGian 9eiiert al 0es
Woines. Citizens nrpGrcnbe Sfole.
superintendent, g. g. McGlenaban,
bleo oerimoo Hagen al en- apinbe,
Wits WaD Srancis al @aberlp. Wr.
WcGlenaban bapoe en- Iiben g(ffeoas
meo iibite 9eeislatur, % Srlacrne
banoe sienipnlia life CLIENT bette.
Se fire aonsresmpno, Der bapSe
WsoofanSioatcr for @icnpals, er sicn.
n%onrinereoc, nen,lia Saugen al tierhc.
Cole al fcmtc, Gictinion al tic,loe %
goies az elepte 9iitritt, s treble
9titrift, bpor aonaresmarb Smeet
rellgnerte Tor at isse Domination I'll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
Soros Kanoioatur.

Sra Getroit, Wi1., berettes, at
Senrp Serb pripat bar %antpoet, at
Ion bar piaig iii at itiae iig Iom
acnoibat for Ereiibent, "bp!s oct
umerifmife Solf ifulbe snife Oct"
men at ban life oilbe ubsipe iaame.
get Tom 1 Gent | oct giemeb at iifre
iig | Wominationen.
0isie SplpSninger err me6belt a;
@iaiam z. Gronberg, Heoaftsr al
en- 9earbornapis % en- al 2eberne
/ 9earborns "Senrp Soro for Pr9-
iioent" &llb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
gecprab % Smeslt.
Sen Soc Suui 1922.
9rimrrUal9ct / Guuutpet.

8rim0rpaIgCt | Wanoa9a lplleS
life at bape iormoaet at ion1le Den
Sntcresie ON iig, Jon mon ifnIoc
pentet. GeltageIieu par lloget tplo,
iprlio for aoinoerneS Seofonmenoe,
ifient @eirct bar npOcltg. Gemotro'
terne ipiQeOe iom panlig en- belt I'M
ocrorOnct Houe peo &aIget, oa Der
ingcn anppcitriO par ON gtomlna'
tioncrnc / 0crc3 &pffer.
Sopc6intcreSicn blanOt Heollbltfa'
ncrre ~centrcreoe fig hooe0iagelig FOR
Stotsticfetens Geofommenbe ON go.
minationcn al Ranoibat iii 6orbunoS'
ienotor iii at fploe 9eoigbeoen efter
Senator &cnnon. If DC Ter Iipt.
rantcr til set bpie GmbeOe ito0 Smitb
@rootbart fra @aihington, Soma,
bpieit baobe / Stoten iom &elheo %
/ Gountpct. Ser blco faitet 1161
Stemmcr FOR ham Der, o9 bans nor
mcitc &iual, 8icfett ira @aterloo, flf
finn $40.
2onqre5mano Solgen nanot igier
nle0 8lanS. s @inneiblef Gountp
mootog ban 1928 Stemmer, mems
hans WoOtanoioat maatte neie Jig
meo inal1t 700. Sauqen8 Wnioritet
/ 9iitriftet piI anta9elig lebe op til
aoifilig oper $4,000.
Ser bar en- bclioet &arnp ON Stot5-
icnator. @Groigbeoen for bette 9iitrift.
Scnator Carl Reeo ira GreSco bar
Ganoioat til @iennomination; bcs-
uoen por Ser TO andre &anoioater,
Senrn 8l,en og 8. &. 8rois, begge
al @inneibief Gountp. Ruen, ionl
mere ipecielt reprpientereoe Sarmer-
clementet / 9iitriftt, tit 1885 Stem.
mer, &eeo 1920 og 8rois 1901.
&llcn booSe fort Slertal / @inne'
Thief Gountp, men Teeb bapbe lit eget
Gountp, Soparo, nof iaa folio for iig,
pg meb En- treble &anoibat gioroe
bette uoiIaget.
Sgiaa ON Golrntp Illoitpr par Der
Ell garIfe liblip Scamp. Sscar @in'
ger, BEN n,lpPrenoe Iubitor, Dal
9onbibat til @iennomination, of
Clarence Senerion bapoe itiQet i(
Tom Wo6fmoioat. Gen iibite fees a
babe ferret meo ca. $50 Stemmer;
Waioritet. Gen eneite @nfe moi
Scr. 8inger bar, iaapibt hi bar bert
of ban aqereoe bopoe hapt Gmbeoe1
lRngere, END en- og iamme Wan(
pleier of iibbe | ct Gountpembeoe
BET bill iige, ban bar ppret Nuoito,
/ otte Gar, mems Ter er set ulminoe.
liee.
Serbos bar Ser life lioen &appe'
itrib ON Sberifinominationen. Sor
Bette Gmbebe bar Der fem &anoioater
Tranf Gbriiten fit 1878 Stemmer ol
Gilbert slnberien 1866, ct SlertaI
poa 9 Stcmmer for Gbriiten; mer
bette giper ham life fltlbt 80 8rocen1
Bluralitet, og Nominationen bill Ser.
for mnatte gisre8 | Gou%ntpfonoens
tionen, iOm bol0eS Der / &pcn Der
lite Slli.
Gorrtpabopfot Sacob q. 0elior
blep giennomineret oper %. SO
Strano meo en- Roioritet paa op.
imob 1900.
Glerf OF Court Woore, Gountp,
faSierer Seim, &ecorber gilbert Sam,
mersneiS og Coroner @iuis bapbt
ingen Sppoiition.
5or Superoiior / iemte 9iitrifi
bar Den mlpPren0e %Sroebaper, q. =.
8affen, &anbioat for @iennomina,
ton. Sans N~oOfanoioat bar glnoren
Sitao, iom fif Nominationen mel
239 Stemmers 6lertal. Super.
piiorerne @ergon / lite 9iItrift oQ
Surgeis / treoie 6Iep begge giennomi.
neret. 5 nnoet 0iitrift blep paa Den
oemofrntiife &aIgieooel Superoiior
Soctmon iIooet al Sol. j. Speblo
fra SpiQoiQe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09

Sorenebe Staters Senator, er noni.
neret Z. s. q. &obinion at Samtpton.
Gen eneite bemofratiife Gontelt az
noeen getpbning bar for aongres'
mano | ottenbe 9iitrift, bbor 6. y.
Giper al Corning ipntes at bore mo-
mineret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
Gcrmann 9lpds S%unNhpnsioN

% lnlporteret ira Uanmort. heIbreSr
Spmptomer al: So~rftoppelie, iur Nops, ors
Smas cs Slim / WuuSeu, GeruoTtet, 6ar.
iebrenbe, Mansel pua appetit, ube5ao,;,
6elelie efter Mabeu, Sopebpiue, Er1f
Siertefulen, Sierteflap, Suimmel5eb, ~,
lanfoli meb Cab al arbeibslpf. gtaor Spns,
b%ebsialtet tases, Tom grussanpisuiuoen ii.
reifriper, pil 9elbrebelien fomms blrtc,,
eno De tror. YriS pr. 4 LINERS Eloifs, S5t.
s LINERS SLATE SOC. Sfrtp til Eacobisr;
gbarmacp, 526 Sennepin 9tpe., WinnscpoljS
Winneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
triumphant / &iscpn1in

~ Camper, 4rlce, gopfielo % Rnf
Counter bet tore SpGsapI % MeHsriitr@
| Stateu - I'll Yriisr bu bar raab at bstoIt
Nor Starter og pOerlisere Oplpsnin8u frp
til Gmerican SmmiSration COMPANY, Gin,
pema Sails, N%isconiln.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09

Get bGnoer ufte, at greoe, fom inoe6oIoer
life 8enge % life er reeiitrcrei, fourmer bort
paa 8eien. esno Scripr lite lsie genae uscn
at iaa Suffering for Srepet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
6S.piabeosarpn uo9nttemelf

" Com Ell iunb, bsba9slig % biQiQ lu.
CT "Mfaua Gl" o9 "SGttemel." uOsa (yl
bebit for %alrinoelisr Prus. @i ieuoe Gun.
b~ebsgrpn eler Starter for 5Gttemslf nts
SrISsanuisning. portofrit for soc. Iinlph
(Rennet), soc; Sitefarpe, SOC; Smgria.u,
SOC. @otato Supplp Company, Ger Gort,
@isconiin. Srit SirfMlRre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
Olgcnter pnIfes til Of ipIoeI y,

parer birefte iii Norbruaere. Wor,,v,
bsitaar al unbertsi, Strsmpsr, iftnbior,s.
Bette, Waatinaws, glantets 0. /. .. lro,r
@rfarins nebuenbis. Sor nGrmele lIlrSSS,'
rstnins t~ilifrip 8be Reb Gtiuer @osI,r
Wllus 60, Neraus Balls, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
NAomerfet Inlebnina! @pOttlPt!

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ifer OF iGlse i'm 6arm, beligsenos Il ~
noroelt ira Speu Spers, NoarrS NoH"g,
Solo, omtrent go ARil s%itentor Nenp'T, ~.
linton 9aciiicbauenS Sanias @itp yihle w
itaaenbe at $50 acres 9auo | bet btoNs os
ta%rmine" Oiitritt al Golorabo. ger Ct ~
@Grelies Gus, enbel uobuie % %ronO NV
ooot Sanb paa Sarmeu. @oot Alaoo!0s, 81
Menisbeb ~tilbsreube ben norifslut3t.,ts% "'
5 nil ira Stsbst. StoIs, ialnns SL'an,,,
Gn itsrrs Glp, iom bog / SommtIr,aa",ii
berne er tor, lsber sisnnem ct olsFns =,
Qanbet. Rimsliss getaIinSsptItoar' S-',
/ FANNIE Gopnibip os Nabotacmsns la.s"
for ira $40 til $50 pr. gcre. Va osn " Ivy,
auinbe i.Iu lite fan brine 6urmeu snltsT pun ~,
at iGlse iaa mart iom mu!tg % u.'y I'm
berior i'm Sarm, Der om !Sanosl lnGEt ,ar r
ife, for $40 pr. Gcre. Sio6eTsn 9 Sn,,n
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belle fer til uuoertesusbe. &ep. &. Ss'Q""''
1876 Warion St., Ssupsr, Colo.
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Stasea oS Ssltrami @ountper, norife sstrI,.
msnter. Wtaa i9l9es for at oiilntt, ~.
asentsr pnifes. Sfrip til Rep. Snbn SAL AZ,
mann Gitate, core OF Is. Z. Qeterion S 99s,
5tb ape. 60, Wiunsapolts, N2inu, ''''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-09
cmifes, Siaeie, StGalas'
% Gfterippreiel.

9pertiSfementer uussr upsrp qua. :.
\ fuiter &c pr. Orb, Raun pa gSrrs;s" Siit
net, fer buer Sang. Moertieirm,r ,"'ttg'
tases life for niinbre enS 80 Gents lns'
ttaa nfranigeIig meofplse ali, fEsn9s
Get isnner zig life at bosfpre iaa ;s.
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StEatgs.-9 Ncres meO Sule
- paa, CT Wfil ira SenOrim, @lnn.
Sobu Samitao, @ier.
Evening star., 1922-08-03

All members of the post are expect
ed to make the trip. and those that
think they can play base ball are re-
quested to get in touch with the post
adjutant Immediately, so that line
up may be arranged. The boat is to
leave the Quartermaster's Wharf,
Washington barracks, at 10 am, and
leave Fort Washington returning at
6 pm.
Mount Rainier nine has In Noyes an
outf1elder who is proving his worth
to the club at bat and in the field.
He has batted we'll and fielded bril-
liantly. and his work has contributed
in large way to victories over Sham-
rocks, Kenilworth, Dreadnaughts,
Naval Hospital and others. Teams
that want games with the Mount Raj
niers should phone Hyattsville 3s1.
Connecticut Athletic Club. which
won from Penmar A. c. yesterday, IA
to 4, is anxious to arrange games
teresetd should call West 1874.
Ariel A. G. wants to get in touch
with St. Johns team in regard to
their game Sunday. Phone Lincoln
2142 Ariels have game with Apollo
A. c. Sunday morning at Bennlng.
The Superbas desire game for Sat
coin &C 5s27.
The Boiling Field aviators are to
tackle the Washington barracks nine
tomorrow afternoon at American
League Park to decide the service
championship of the District. The
Boiling Field men have eleven
straight victories to their credit.
The Chevy Chase Beafcats want
games for Sundays. Phone challenges
to Manager Hubbard, Cleveland 1927.
The Bearcats have won 16 out of 23
games.
Hilltops have open dates for Sun
day, August s, and Saturday. August
12 Teams desiring to meet the Hill
tops on either date may arrange for
a game by phoning Manager Allen at
Lincoln 1858 between and pm.
Saturday the Hilltops play Arlington
A. c. at Fort Berry, Va.
Good pitching by Nelson and Tolson
featured the game yesterday won by
Civil Service Commission from Union
Wesley A. c. by to 3.
Harry F.. Seidner, 1926 Brook ave-
nue., New York city. is anxious to get
in touch with good semi-pro teams
around Washington with the idea of
arranging a game for some Sunday.
Any team desiring game for Sun
day with the Halpine Athletic Club
should phone Kensington 27-F-11.
Sunday on the District line field an
interesting game is to be played be-
tween the old White Haven nine and
the new White Haven team. The
game is to be a play-off of the tie
which resulted from a meeting of the
two mines last Sunday.
The Star Cubs would like to ar
range games with eleven-twelve-year
mines. Those interested may phone
Lincoln 1914.
LexingtOns proved too much for
the Brookmonts yesterday by to 8.
Lexingtons are anxious to arrange a
game for Sunday. Call Manager Per-
kins at Lincoln 5156.
Fast teams wanting game for
Sunday may do we'll to get in touch
with the Moore Athletic Club at Main
1912.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
TWOPOT0MAC ENTRIES
IN NATIONAL REGATTA

Only two entries will represent the
Potomac Boat Club in the nationa'
regatta. which starts today in Phila-
delphia. Bob Duncan and Bill Ash
ford will go on the Scuylkill against
the best oarsmen the country offers
in the special $50 senior doubles, and
Charley Cornell is to row in the
Junior singles. The three men left
this morning.
PHILADELPHIA. August 3.-More
than 100 crews and number OF indi-
yidual oarsmen were entered IN the
golden jubilee regatta of the Ma
tional Association of Amateur oars,
men, opening today on the Schuylklll
river. the greatest number in the
history of American rowing.
Junior events comprised the first
day's program. thirty-three boats
manned by athletes who have never
finished first in race being sched-
uled to start in the six events. In
the two singles races, for gigs and
Shells the gigs have nine entries and
the latter thirteen, necessitating the
rowing of two heats in each.
A majority of the junior crews were
from Philadelphia. although there
were representatives from st; Louis.
New York. New Orleans and Pitts
burgh in most of the races. In addi-
ton to the singles. the program in
cluded doubles, four-oared gigs,
quads and eights.
Winners of today's races, all of
which will be rowed over mile
and-a-quarter straightaway course,
will qualify for the intermediate
events tomorrow.
Evening star., 1922-08-03

Hollis. pitching for the winners
had a good day and famed twelve
men. Snyder, who played first for
Commerce. was the only man able
to connect consistently with the
winning hurler. and he landed on the
ball for keeps. driving out a double
and two singles out of four trips
to the plate.
In a game in the Potomac League
crowds of the year, Standard Oil
took the measure of Naval Air Sta
ton by s to 8. "F'inney" Kelly, on
the mound for the winning club
showed much of his brilliant form
of few years ago. and let down the
losers with just four hits. Kellys
curve ball was too much for the
Aviators, even if the latter are used
to dips and twists in the air. Crooke.
Skillman, Byrne and Lemeric Of the
winners connected for extra base.
hits. Fields did some good work
around short for the losers.
Treasury trimmed Bureau. in the
Departmental League, by to 3. Scor-
ing two runs in the first inning. the
Moneyhandlers kept ahead Of the
Moneymakers throughout. 1t was a
matched teams, and the margin
might well have been either way
The hits were evenly divided and
both clubs helded we'll.
Payne's batting featured the victory
Of the General Accounts nine over
Treasury by 4 to 3 in the Colored
Departmental League. He connected
for four hits out Of five times at bat,
one Of them a triple. Stewart batted
well for the losers and Manyly did
some good fielding at third. Harris
Of the winners famed thirteen men,
Evening star., 1922-08-03

Quite naturally, that is making a
heap of difference in the computations
of the st. Louis pilot, who figured that
with all the wear and tear of age
Doak would be able to do as well for
ST. Louis this year as last, because
the team seems stronger elsewhere.
How Hickey Views 1t.
Give u.s." quoth Hickey, "the eX-
cess games over par that Doak won
last year as compared with this and
we would be ahead of the Giants.
Grant that we have one pitcher. Sher-
del. who is doing better than he did
last year and who to some extent
has taken the place of Doak, see how
much better off we would be il at this
stage of the battle we could put down
twenty-five games won and nine lost
to the credit of Doak in the ledger
instead of nine won and nine lost
guess that wouldn't make the ST. :
Louis team look good, would it?
Even If you split the difference be-
tween the work of Doak and that of
Sherdel and give Doak half the sur
plus won by Sherdel this season over
expectations we would be not less
than six victories better off and have
a half dozen fewer defeats charged
against US. That would show our
superiority over the Giants. I'm only
trying to demonstrate that those who
say st. Louis has as good a team as
new 1orK. except IN pltcnlnS, prOD-
ably are not SO far off.
out west there are lots of folks
who think that Some pitchers get
better as the season goes on. and /
hope that will be our luck. I've got
one pitcher, North, who has been
nursed along very carefully, and per-
haps he will be the one who will pull
us through, but l am hopeful that
Doak will finish very strong"
II Pillette II to be held the best
youngster of the American League,
he may have as a comrade Bush, ex-
cept that Joe will be entered for the
honor of best vet" To date Bush
has been a better pitcher than any
other of the Yankees. Perhaps, II
the Yanks had not had him they
would have been going well. but il
doesn't look that way. On the con-
trary, it appears that if he had been
permitted to remain with Boston the
Yanks would have been in a bad way.
Bush is doing for New York what
he once did against Gotham. because
he was one of the Athletic pitchers
who helped to defeat the Giants in
world series.
What has he?" asked one Giant
of another. Nothing" was the re-
ply. 1t Is always nothing, but it is
remarkable how nothing can win in
base ball.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
Holt on Losing Streak Cardinals Chances Depend Doak
YANKEES GAIN A GAME:
WIN AS BROWNS LOSE

The Yankees by taking the meas
ure of Speakers Indians, to 1, while
the Browns were losing a home-run
hitting tilt to the Athletics, 8 to 4.
have moved to within a game of the
league-leading St. Louisans.
Kenneth Williams Of the Browns.
with his sixth circuit blow in as
many days. increased his season total
to twenty-eight, and now is leading
the home-run hitters of both major
leagues. Hornsby of the Cardinals
previously led with twenty-seven.
Hauser, MCGOWAN and Miller of the
Mackmen accounted for four-base hits
in the same game.
The Yankees victory over Cleveland
was marked by the hurting of Bullet
joe Bush. who held the Speakerites
to two hits, one a single by Jameson
in the first frame and the other a
triple by Wamby in the ninth. Wam-
by was brought home by Speakers
sacrifice fly for the only Indian score.
Meusel and Ruth had batting frolic,
the former accounting for a homer
and a single, and Ruth two two-bag-
gers and a single.
The only National League contest,
between the Cubs and the Phillies,
went fifteen innings to a IT tie. and
then was called because of the condi-
ton of the diamond.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
YANK- -WHITE SOX DISPUTE
UP TO UMPIRE, SAYS BAN

CHICAGO, August 3.-Following re-
ceipt of a protest from the Chicago
White Sox against what were termed
the stalling tactics of the New York
Yankees in Tuesdays game, Ban
Johnson, American League president,
said last night that it was not with
in his power to award a game to
the Sox on a forfeit, and that if
forfeit had been justified, the umpire
should have awarded it.
The league chief said he, had asked
Manager Huggins for statement and
that some action might be taken, If
1t were justified, after the complaint
had been investigated.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
RICHMOND CLUB SOLD.

RICHMOND. Va, August 3.-w. B.
Bradley, business manager of the
Richmond base ball team, in the Vir-
ginia League, has announced the sale
of the franchise and the players to
James E. Grass and associates of this
city.
The new owners will continue the
Richmond club. and Rube Oldring,
former Athletic star. will continue
as manager, and will have a finan-
cial interest in the club.
Grass has been financially inter-
ested in the club for some time.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
BIG LEAGUE LEADERS

American League.
Leading hltter-CObb, Detroit. Alb
Home runs-Williams. St Louis. ~
sPftchinR-Bush. New York. 80
Bast stealing-SisleF, st. Louis. 81
Run getting-Sisler, st. Louis. SO
'Won,, II, lost, 4.
National League.
Leading hitter-Stengel. n. Y.... .307
Home runs-Hornsby, st. Louis. -
"Pitching-COuch, Cincinnati. -. $50
Base stealinE-Carey. Pittsburgh 81
Hum getting-H0rnsby, St Louis IS
won, 12s lost, 4.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
ON THE SIDE LINES

CHICAGO. August 3.-George Mo-
gridge will endeavor to carry Wash
ington's latest winning streak" to
more than one game by taking the
second of the series this afternoon.
He probably will be opposed by
Blankenship or Courtney. The Griff-
men hope it is the latter.
After strenuous four days of it in
Cleveland. Harris got what almost
amounted to a vacation yesterday,
but Peck was a busy lad Rajah's
Shortstopping was of a high order.
Goslin displayed some initiative
when he pulled g. delayed steal in
the seventh. He slid feet-frst for a
chance, too.
Following n conference with Ban
johnson, Ed Charity entrained last
night for Excelsior Springs, Mo-. to
have his ailing arm treated The
league executive recently was re-
1ieved of neuritis at the resort, and
is confident, If Gharrity's ailment is
similar, that he. too, will be cured.
Pat expects to remain there about a
week, and may rejoin the Nationals
when they leave st. Louis next
Wednesday.
ciation clubs spent a day off, as ball
players usually do, at the ball park.
The teams which were en- route
south, were Minneapolis, st. Paul, In
dianapolis and Columbus
Nulligan iouled off seven balls in
succession before taking a third
strike in round 4, and then nearly
Kicked himself out of the pastime
Joe Engel, yyashingtOn's travelling
est man, is in town taking a surcease
from his scouting activities. He has
nothing to report"
Clarence Rowland. former White Sox
pilot and now boss of the Columbus
Senators. also was among those pres
ont. Pants" says Minneapolis has a
likely looking young right-hand
pitcher named Hollingsworth, which
may mean something at the close Of
the season, as Griff is entitled to the
pick of Cantillon's club.
Joe Gleason, the Shreveport gradu-
ate Washington turned over to CO.
lumbus. has been sent home critically
III. According to Rowland, the pitch
er has been stricken with typhoid
fever and developed a temperature
Of 104.
Evening star., 1922-08-03
YIELDS ONLY FOUR HITS
in DOWNING WHITE SOX
Leverette, Who Had Twice Defeated Yankees in
Series, Is Victim of Nationals-Reverse Drops
Chicago to Fourth Place.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

ICA Walter Johnson
craft channel after had slipped far
~ in Cleveland the helm and displaying his old 1912
stuff the the White sadly joed by
the them yesterday The defeat dropped the Sox
to fourth place. the Tigers going to third
thc of elevated railway
attendance was
lucky tally ALL while
that
Evening star., 1922-08-03
C.P.O. NINE TAKES TITLE
In JUNIOR CLERKS LEAGUE

OVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE yesterday took
| of
cinched
the
Evening star., 1922-08-03
STAR OF CLUB LAST YEAR
IS FAR UNDER 1921 MARK
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

the spitbaI pitcher Nationals strikes
trail begins hu effectively he did last the
of.the Cardinals has hunch his the
championship of the National League Giants did take Bo
pitcher and if Scott be able fill the
exled
he
YYicto he outs I'D cfeat
Evening star., 1922-08-03
WOODWARD WINS TWO.

Frank Woodward, pitcher. on whom
the Nationals have a string, is hurl-
ing in good style for New Haven in
the Eastern League. The other day
he pulled the iron-man stunt by twice
beating Albany, registering nineteen
strike-outs during the feat.