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Calvin Take. First
In Cavalier County
Field And Track Meet

Calvin, N. D., May 31.-Calvin high
school took first in the western ava
lier county track meet held at Clyde
Saturday, taking sever 1rsts out OF
ten events. The scores follow Calvin
Sc, Munich 80, Clyde II and Sarles
IA.
The list Of events and winners are:
100 yard dash-First, Porter, Calvin;
second, Brouse, Munich; third. Cam
eron, Calvin. Javelin-First, Porter,
Calvin; second, Brouse, Munich; third
Crawford. Calvin. Shot put-FiHst,
Helt, Sarles; second. Brouse, Munich;
third, Porter. Calvin. Discus-First.
Brouse, Munich; second. Porter, Cal
win: third, Crawford, Calvin. Pole
vault-First, Porter, Calvin; second,
Step, Sarles; third, McKechnie,i CAL
win. Broad jump-First, Cameron,
Calvin; Brouse. Munich; Botsford,
Munich. High jump-First, Cameron.
Calvin: second. Porter, Calvin. third,
Coquenor, Clyde. 220 yard dash
First, Porter, Calvin; second. Brouse,
Munich; third, Gonoske,- Munich. 440
yard dash-First, Brouse. Munich;
second, Helt, Sarles; third, Crawford.
Calvin. Relay race-First. Calvin;
second, Munich: third Clyde.
This meet, which is the first Of its
kind in this county, will be an annual
event hereafter. %
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

st. Louis, Mo-. May ao.-The
Browns and Detroit broke even in
today's doubleheader, the visitors
taking the morning game s to s.,
while the locals captured the after
noon contest 2 to 1, in sixteen innings.
1t was due to the efforts Of three re-
cruits that the afternoon contest went
to the local team. after Shocker had
held Detroit TO IL hits and one run
in IA and one-third innings. burst,
substituting for Tobin in right field
after the latter had been put out Of
the game, together with Shocker in
the fifteenth inning, singled and was
sacrificed to send. and scored the
winning run on a single by Collins.
who went behind the bat in the tenth
inning. Preutt, the Missouri univer-
sity star, retired the five batters who
faced him in a row, tanning four.
The morning game was a loosely
played contest, in which the Browns
tried hard to gain the lead over the
makeshift team presented by Detroit
owing to suspensions and illness of
players, Fl. .
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DETROIT TEAM
IS IN BAD WAY
Cobb Suspended With Two
Other Players and Blue
Sick

st. Louis. Mo. May 3o.-Tyrus
Cobb. manager Of the Detroit Ameri-
cans who was suspended today for
an alteration with Umpire Wilson in
yesterdays game tonight declined to
say whether he would present a for
NAL protest to President Ban Johnson
Of the American league regarding
the work Of this umpire, as has been
rumored.
Cobb and Heilmann were put out
OF the game Monday when they dis
puted Wilson's decision in a double
play. Clark who also participated in
the argument, was o suspended,
but appeared in today's makeshift
lineup Of the Detroit team.
Cobb witnessed both games today
rom a box behind his players dugout.
The illness of Blue and w suspen-
sions forced the Detroit manager to
make several changes in the lineup.
Cole, after pitching in yesterdays
game was sen to center field in the
afternoon game today. while the vet
eran. Cutshaw, played second base.
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JIMMY MURPHY WHISTLE
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO CLASSIC:
SMASHES THE FORMER RECORD
800: Vail. $500; Alley, $500, and
Thomas, $1,400.
& nldAola D>co. m.o~n Ha

Barney Oldfield, q retired star of
the racing world, with customary
cigar in the corne of his mouth,
paced the field for the first lap. bring
ing them to a flying start at a speed
Of about 70 miles an hour. Then
Murphy stepped out in front leading
for the first lar with Leon Duray and
Ralph de Palma following.
Howard Wilcox of indianapolis was
the first driver forced out, his car
breaking a valve spring after travel
ing II IL miles. Jules Ellingboe
furnished the first big thrill when he
threw a righ, rear wheel or The south
side. The speeding machine turned
completely around on the track and
crashed into a concrete, railing wall.
Ellingboe and his mechanician re-
manned in the car and neither was
injured.
Wilbur D'Alene furnished a second
thrill when his car caught fire on the
back stretch. D'Alene and his me-
chanician. jumped M escaped with
a slight singing. The fire was ex-
tinguished but the car was eliminated
from the race. This was D'Alene's
second narrow escape from death
was at the Chicago speedway In 1917
when his machine caught hre and his
mechanician was burned to death.
D'Alene escaped with slight burns.
Milton Also Out.
Tommy Milton, 1921 speed cham
pion Ind winner of the 500 mile race
here last year, was among the drivers
forced out of the race early. A leak
ing gas line cause his withdrawal.
Jules Goux, of France, went out of
the contest in the sixtieth mile with
a broken axle,
Lon Duray. claimant of the 1921
dirt track championship and driving
his first speedway race. gave Murphy
a terrific battle early in the contest,
but was forced ~ on his 235th mile
with a broken axle. Peter de Paolo,
nephew Of De Palma, was in the third
smash up OF the day, his car hitting
the outside railing wall, skidding
more than 100 feet and landing at the
bottom of the track. The driver was
uninjured but the car was unable to
proceed.
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GRAND FORKS (.
HIGH BEATEN
Grafton Team Wins From
Locals 6 to 0 Although
Outhit
(Herald' Special service)

(Herald' Special Service)
Grafton, N. D., May 30.-The local
high school baseball team defeated
Grand Forks high here this afternoon,
6 to 0, although the visitors outhit
Grafton. Grafton collected six SAFE
ties off Doe, but. they were punched
and also mixed with errors. two runs
coming in the fourth inning. three in
the sixth and one in the eighth. Boo
pitched good ball, especially the first
four innings during which time neither
team was able to count. Doe struck
out 16 men.
Stewart allowed the visitors seven
singles. blu they were well scattered.
Schuyler, playing second. collected
threesof them and HilIigos, two.
Guertin of Grafton was responsible
for four scores. driving put two hits
with two men on each time.
The batteries-Grand Forks, Boo
and McCrackcn: Grafton, Stewart and
j.. Mach.
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Gilby Ball Schedule
For June Announced

June Marvel -atfGnby.
June 3-Drayton at Gilby.
June 5-Gilby at Marvel.
June 7-Gilby at Marvel.
June 10-East Grand Forks at Gill
by.
June 14-Northwood VS.. Gilby at
Fadden's Grave. "
June 16-Tournament at Gilby.
VS.. Thompson;
evening. East Grand Forks VS.. Dray-
ton.
June 17-Tournament continued
Afternoon, loosers Of previous day;
evening" winners of previous day.
June 19-Gilby at Mimic.
June 21-Open dateA
June 24-Northwood at Gilby.
June 27-Gilby at Inkster.
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MAMlTOBANS
WIN REGATTA
AT DULUTH
First Time Canadians Have
Vanquished the Duluth
Oarsmen.


Duluth, Mimi, May 31.-Oarsmen.
representing the University Of Mani
toba. were en- route home today car
ryinE with them laurels before
taken from Duluth, by virtue of their
clean sweep of events in the dual re-
gatta here yesterday. Duluth Boat
club blade wielders defeated in every
race today got back to training for
the Observation-Disclosures re-
gatta at Konora. Ont, in July, when
they will again be pitted against the
Winnipeg rowing cracks.
The one consolation for the local
club was the showing Of Walter
Hoover, national amateur singles
sculling champion, who won against
doubles. Hoover today is en- route to
Philadelphia, where he is entered in
the gold challenge cup race scheduled
for Saturday.
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WINS AGAIN
FROM BRINSMADE
(Herald Special service)

Leeds, N. D., May S0.-Leeds again
defeated Brinsmade yesterday, z to /.
Grady for Leeds pitched a good game.
especially with men on, striking out
Tester three times in pinches. Smith,
catcher fo. Leeds. hit another ball
over the race track in the third in
ming with Rife on.
Melhouse. for Brinsmade. pitched
good ball the first part Of the game.
but seemed to weaken and was hit
hard in the latter part.
Leeds plays the strong Brandon.
(Canada) Greys Brandon on June
Is .16 and II il a five game series.
Batteries for Leeds, Grady and
Smith; for Brinsmade, Melhouse and
Role. sa
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Drayton Defeats The
Cavalier Aggregation

Drayton. N. D., May sl.-Dr. Bech-
tel. travelled with his Draytonites to
Cavalier, his former home; Monday
night, and put the Kibosh on his for
mer playmates.' The score was 10 to 4.
Remmie, second sucker, did the
hurting for Drayton. while Hymald-
sen and Norton for Cavalier were un-
able to stop the smuggling Of the Wis
itors. "
Score by Innings r. HE.
Drayton ....... 800 200 S-13 10 o
Cavalier ....... 100 OO3 o. & l
Batteries: Remmie and Cameron;
Hymaldsen. Norton and Kivler,
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DECISION IS
BOON TO BASEBALL.
SAYS/PRES. HEYDLER

New York May 31.-The supreme
courts decision in holding the Sher-
man antitrust Law does not apply to
organized baseball, was hailed "A "a
great stimulus to the future devel-
opment of baseball" in a. statement
made public today by President John
A. Hcydler of the National learue.
After years Of litigation we finally
lave the clea' cut ruling that base
nail is a sport and MOI a trade" Mr..
Heydler said. "
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Ii St. Louis
To Rest This Summer

st. Louis. Mo-, May 31.--The police
board which controls boxing here an
nounced today that, no bouts would
be held during the summer months
as the game needs a rest" Boxing.
authorities believe the board again
will sanction bouts next fall.
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MOLLA BJURSTEDT
DEFEATED BY MRS.
BEAMISH OF ENGLAND

Chestwick. May 31.-(By the A.,o.
ciated Press)-Mrs. Beamish, 4 Brit
ish player, today defeated Mrs. Moila
Bjurstedt Mallory, American woman
ennis champion, in the third rome
Of the woman's singles for the Mid
dlesex championship. The score was,
so. 1-6. Ga.
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DAKOTA LEAGUE

Valley City. n. D.. May 3o.-The
Aberdeen Greys made it two out of
three by taking the first of today's
doubleheader, 6 to g., but they lost
the second. 8 to /. In the first game,
Finch weakened in the ninth and. an
error, a single, a triple and a home
run put over the winning runs foY
Aberdeen. Manager Boardman Ok.
the locals held the visitors to three
hits in the second game. Scores:
First game r. II. e.
Aberdeen
Valley City 5000 10 Z
Profit. Brusek and Dennis; Finch
and Chervinko.
Second game r. n. -.
Valley City .',,',
Jensen and Dennis; Boardman and
Chervinko.
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CAPTAIN

Epson Down. England. May 81
(By the Associated Press)-Captain
Cutie won the derby run here today.
Viscount Astor's lamar was second
and B. Walkers Craigangower was
third. Thirty horses ran.
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DAKOTA LEAGUE.
Yertmdax,a Resnlta.

Yesterdays Results.
Sioux Falls So; Fargo 1+3.
Aberdeen 6-1;tvalley City 3-S.
Watertown 1876; Wahpeton Ala.
Mitchell As: jamestown ST.
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EAST SIDE IS
BEATEN TWICE
Lose to Hallock z, to /, and
Drayton BY a 2 to o
Count
(Herald Special Service)

IFiefaId Special SerVice)
Hallock, Mimi, May 80. - East
a Forks used three pitchers in an
unsuccessful effort to stop the local
batters and Hallock won, Z to /. here
this afternoon. O'Riley started and
the two Goldberg brothers were called
in turn.
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DowNEY WINS

Akron Ohio. May .so.a- Bryan
Downey. Cleveland fniAdleweiEht won:
the newspaper decision over Harry
Kront of8Akron here today In 4 ~
round bout. 4. Ill
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WEYGANT KNOCKED OUT

Bellair. Ohio. May. 80. - Danny
Frush. Cleveland featherweight, to-
day knocked out Eddie Weygant OF
New Castle. Pa. in the sixth round Of
a scheduled ten round bouth.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday,s Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Milwaukee IL; Kansas City 8. (Sec-
ond game called fourth inning, rain.)
Louisville 60; Indianapolis 1872.
Toledo US: Columbus 81.
Minneapolis and st. Paul, morning
and afternoon games postponed, rain.
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wins
TWO GAMES
Sarles and Clyde. Went
Down to Defeat Before
Crumrny's Crew.

sarles. N. d. May 31.-Calvin won
an easy victory owe Sales here Sun
day by a scoIe of II to 8. Grumpy
on the mound for Calvin lad the
game in hand at all times. allowing
only 4 hits.
THE hov scora fo,lou,,.
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Drayton Takes One.

Drayton. N. D., May 30.-Drayton
won a close game from East Grand
Forks here this evening by a score of
2 to O..
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Ocean steamers ascend the River
Amazon for a distance of $500 miles
from the sea.
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Today's Games

Aberdeen. At .Jamestown.
Sioux Falls at Wahpet0n.
Mitchell at Valley City.
WATERFOWL at Fargo.
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TOday's Games.
AMERICAN

RI Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia "a; New York 3-3.
Washington Us; Boston AS.
Chicago Al; Cleveland 0-6.
Detroit 81; st. Louis So. (Second
game /, innings.)
Today's Games.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at St. Louis. r
Others not scheduled.
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Ruth Gets Another


New York, May 30.-Philadelphia
and New York split in the holiday
double bill. the Yankees winning 8
to 2. behind Hoyt's good pitching in
the morning while the Athletics won
in the afternoon. 4 to 8. Ruth and
Ward twice tied the score in the sec
ond game with home runs. but
Schang's wild throw let in the win
ming tally in the 9Th. Memorial serv-
ices at the polo grounds monument
to Captain Eddie Grant, former Giant
star. killed in France, featured the
afternoons game.
Score. morning game: r. H. E.
Philadelphia. 001 900 O10-2 6 0
New York.. 600 100 11x-3 9 1
Sullivan and Perkins; Hoyt and
Schang.
Afternoon game r. H. E.
Philadelphia. 900 10 1o1-4 10 2
New York.. 900 002 010-3 Z 2
Heimach and Perkins; Shawkey and
Schang.
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BASE BALL,
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia, May sO.-Hammering
five Philadelphia pitchers for 25 hits
in the second game and winning. is
to I, enabled New York to divide the
doubleheader bill. Meusel, former
Philadelphia player. led the slaugh-
ter with two home III and a double.
Lee, of the home club, also had
pair Of circuit drives.
Parkinson's homer, scoring two
men ahead of him in the ninth and
tieing the SCORE, figured prominently
in the morning game. which the
Phillies won, 9 to 8, in the tenth in
ming. Score:
Morning Game
New York.. 021 Pill 100 0-S IS 3
Philadelphia. oo2 900 o24 10 II 2
J. Barnes. Causey and Snyder; G..
Smith, Sullivan, Pinto, Baumgarter
and Henline. s
Afternoon Game
New York. -. $50 040 060-16 rs /
I Philadelphia. 202 O20 DO Z II 0
Nehf and Snyder; Weinert, Belts,
Baumgartner, Pinto, Sullivan and
Peters.
Divide Honors.
pittsburg, May 3O.-Pittsburg and
NA'N Ioudy . 6dllCS, lAC
Reds taking the morning game, 9 to
3. while the Pirates won, Z to 3, in
The afternoon. Pittsburg used five
pitchers in the first game but could
nct check the visitors hitting. Sem
s1t!onal fielding was a big factor in
tn" Pirates victory. Score:
Morning Game
Cincinnati. .... 301 301 0o1-9 IS 1
Pittsburg...... O10 900 11O-3 IL I
Rixey and Hargrave; Copper, yell
lcwhorse, linn. Carlson, Hollings-
worth and Gooch, Jonnard.
Afternoon Game @
Cincinnati ..... 100 900 1913 IL 5
J. ittseurg. $500. 800 010 10x-7 3 3
Keck. Gillespie and Wingo; Morri-
SOL and Gooch.
Cubs Take Both.
Chicago. May 30.-Chicago punched
its hits this afternoon and made it
two straight from st. Louis, 3 to /.
They Won h morning game, 1 to I.
The afternoon contest was a pitching
duel between Doak and Aldridge. the
former suffering n bad inning.
Heathcote and Flack, outfelders who
were traded ".even up" after the
morning game, played this afternoon
with their new teammates. Score:
Morning Came
st. Louis. ..... 90 900 O0O-1 4 2
ChicasO....... 900 310 OOx-4 II 0
Sherdel. Walker. Bailey and Ain
smith: Stueland and O'Farrell.
Afternoon Game =
st. Louis. l..... 010 900 000-1 7 /
Chicago. 100 900 o2x-s . o
Doak and Clemens; Aldridge and
Boston Loses Two.
Brooklyn, May 3o.-Brooklyn tool
both games from Boston today, win
ming the morning contest, . to :, and
taking the afternoon encounter, 8 to
4. The Dodgers clouted Lansing for
seven runs in the fourth inning Of the
morning game. In the afternoon,
Vance established q seasons strikeout
record by tanning 10 Braves. Bort
Griffith had a ieA day at bat with
six hits. Scores:
Morning Game :
Boston, ...:... oil 900 1903 10 =
BROOKLYN o01 701 0px-s II I
Lansing. McQuillan and Gowdy
Gibson: Ruether and Millerl
Afternoon Game
Boston q. $50. 900 col oo3--4 8 /.
brooklyn. 80. 200 31z co.'s - !
Watson, AAruuard and O,Neill;
Vancs and de- Berry. IS
MICHIGAN SHUT Oct
South Bend. IND. May sO.-Paul
Castner pitched 4 shut out game
asAlnst Nichigan today. Notre Dame
winning 70 20. Cashier took e.
v0r9es on AtehfEan for two rAvArnsa
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Scores, morning game: R. H. E.
Detroit. 800. o2O liz 00o-6 IL o
st. Louis. o2o o01{ 1o1-5 8 /
Ehmke. Oldham and Bassler;
Bayne. Henry, kolp and SEVERED.
Afternoon game: r. II. e.
Detroit. .0000oooo1000oo0e-1 IL 8
st. Louis 0e010o0000000oo1-: II 3
Oldham. Olsen and, Bassler; Shock
er. Preutt and SEVERED, Collins.
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. AMERICAN ASSN.

Columbus. O.. May 3o.-Columbus
defeated Toledo in both games of
this afternoons doubleheader. s to Z
and Z to S. Loose support forced
Palmero to go 10 innings before he
scored the winning run in the first
game, while he stopped the visitors
in the second game after Rogge had
been driven to cover. Todt got a
run in each game. Konetchy's
hitting was also hard and timely.
Manager Whitfield and Outfelder La
mar were put out of the second game
for protesting decisions. Score:
First game
r. H. E.
Toledo...... 03o 900 121 OF IL 1
200 Ola 900 Is IL /
2 Mccullough and Kocher; Palmero
and Lees.
Second game
Toledo. 200 $50. O00-5 II 3
Columbus. 80. 900 240 10x-7 II 3
Ayers. Wright and Kocher; Rogge,
Palmero and Hartley.
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NATIONAL
Yesterday's Results.

Yesterdays Results.
New York S-16; Philadelphia 81.
st. Louis IL: Chicago a.
Boston 81; Brooklyn 9-S.
Cincinnati 9-S; Pittsburg 81.
Todsy's Games.
New York at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at P%ittsburg.
Others not scheduled.
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Second Game Called.

S6cOnO Game Called,
Kansas City. Mo-, May 30.-After
losing, the first game of a scheduled
doubleheader with Milwaukee here
today. IL to 3, Kansas City tied for
innings Of the second game. 3 to 8;
when play was stopped by rain. Score:
r. H. E.
Milwaukee. $50 200 s01-12 II o
Kansas City. 01O 900 go 3 10 3
Lingrel and Wyatt, Gossett; Bono,
Russell and Skif.
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Today's Games.

T0dAy's Games.
st. Paul at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
Toledo at Columbus.
Louisville at Indianapolis.
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Each Get One.

Each Get One.
Indianapolis. May 30-Indianapolis
and Louisville broke even in a double
header here today. Indianapolis won
the first IA to s. and Louisville came
back in the second for a 8 to 2 vic
tory. Scores:
First game 49,. a
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Indians Slip Down

Indians Slip Down
Cleveland, May 30-Cleveland drop
ped from third to fifth place in the
league race today, dropping two
games to Chicago. The score of the
morning game was 4 to 0 and that
OF the afternoon Z to s. After hold
ing the Indians to two hits in six in
nings. Courtney weakened in the sec
ond game. and the locals tied the
score in the seventh. Faber replaced
the lefthander and held Cleveland
safe. Chicago won out in the ninth
on Mulligan's single. a sacrifice, al
out n Johnson's infield single. I,
Score, morning game: r. H. e.
Chicago. 900 900 31e-4 s Q
Cleveland. -. 000, 900 900 6 l
Leverette and Schalk; Morton,
Keefe and IL Sewell.
Afternoon game: r. H.. e.
Cleveland. 600 900 sos . 2
Courtney, Faber and Schalk; Soth-
oron, Bagby, Edwards and O'Neil.
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Take Two

Senators Take Two
Boston, May 30.-Washington took
both games of the afternoon double
header from Boston today. Z to 4 and
5 to 3. Ragged fielding helped make
scoring easy for the visitors. The
playing of Stanley Harris and Peck
inpaugh vas spectacular, the latter
accepting IL chances in the first
game. Brilliant, though extremely
wild. was effective in the second
game until the seventh when relieved
by Erickson.
Scores, first game: r. H. E.
Washington. 104 900 300 IS 1
Boston. $50. 100 2o1 00o-4 IL 2
Zachary. Phillips. johnson and
Charity; Pennock, Russell, Carr and
Walters.
Second game: r. H. E.
Washington. COS 900 ooo-5 8 0
Boston ...... 900 O1O 200-3 6 5
Brilliant, Erickson and Charity;
w. Collins, Russell, Quinn. Fullerton
and Ruel.
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Also Under Record,


While major honors went to Mr.
ply, Harry Hartz. also of Los An
geles. who finished second, drove a re-
Variable a. He Jumped into
second place 60 miles after the start
snd held it throughout, always max
ing q desperate fight to catch Murphy.
Hartz time was 5:2o:34:5s. an aver
age Of 1854 miles an hour. which also
was far in advance of the record.
Eddi Hearne, a veteran racer, pilot
ed . French car to third place in
5:z2:2s:06 for an average OF 1904
miles an hour. while Ralph de Palma
one Of the ~favorites. was fourth in
5:5l:O4:s6, an,average Of 1851 miles
per hour.
Ora Haibe was NTH in 5:31:1s:4s,
an average OF s0.5s miles an hour,
Jerry Wonderhch was sixth in
b:37:62:S4, an average OF 1878 miles
an hour. I. p. Fetterman flashed
e7.eS miles an hour. Eighth place
went to Ira Vail In 6~:5o:o7:42. m
average oftS5.es miles m hour. Tom
Alley was ninth In 5~:57:34:13, m
sA~veraGeeyof $3.50. Joe Thomas finish.
I'd tenth in s:e5:01:47, for an aver.
aseSof sz.1S.
Jndesb Discussed.
Copfusion among the judges and
5t1mern sregulted In the erroneous an.
nouneenient shortly before the twt
b1nAredth mile that Murphy had los
~ leadssand Hartz had zone into drs
piens. afgnals were parsed to thu
drivers Sthax Hartz WIS leading and
NNnn HRmenhv Thought The chocklns
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jamestown Wins Two.
Jamestown, N. D.. May 30.-James-
town %outbatted the champion Kernels
and took both ends Of today:s> holi-
day bill. the first game, 8 to 4, and
the second Z to g.. Scores:
: First game R. H.. E.
Mitchell ......4 1
Venemon and Knox; Brundage,
Brickenstock and Smith. :
Second game R. H. E.
Mitchell s
jamestown z s
Chirpseth, Albertson and Knox;
Grestner and Roggy.,
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