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COTTON STATES.
 LEAGUE

LEAGUE STANDING
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Hephasisto Wins
 Empire City Derby

Empire City Track, Yonkers, N. r., July 15.-Hephasisto won the Empire City derby today, covering the mlls and a quarter in 2;o7. and defeating Letterman by two lengths.
 Firm Friend finished third but was disqualified and that place given to Lally, the only other starter. The race was worth s6,55o to the winner.
 The track was lightning fast and the biggest crowd of the meeting witnessed the derby.
 Firm Friend, the favorite, was dis qualified for pumping Hephaistos when entering the stretch. He went into a wide lead but tired badly rounding the final turn. Lang. his rider, told the stewards that he was seeking the better going when his mount collided with Hephasisto. He- phasisto was well backed.
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SPORTS
Tucker and Lapan Stage
 Hot Battle in Southern
 League Batting Circles

Iris Speaker. manager of the Cleveland club. moved back into tEird place with an average of .3s4. de- posing Harry Heilman of Detroit, who dropped into fourth place with .S54.
 sisIer Big Thief
 Sisler is without a dangerous rival in base stealing. He is showing his heels to the contenders with string of 32 thefts, while Kenneth Williams, the home run hitter. is sec end in line with 26.
 The see-sawing fight between Williams and lilly Walker of the Athletics for home run hitting con tinues with hopors even. each hav- ing Knocked out 21. Ruth Is down in the list with IA.
 Other leading hatters for 55 or more games, Miller, Philadelphia, 1854: Schang. New York, .353; O'Nel. Cleveland, 1850; Bassler. Detroit, SAT; Blue, Detroit, .345; Witt. New York. .3s6; MeManus, St. Louis, .s3s.
 HoRNsBY STILL AT TOP
 Perhaps the most impressive stick work in the National league was tho batting of Charlie Hollocher. short stop with Chicago, who in seven games, smashed out 13 hits. which enabled him to jump from ninth to third place in the list of leading sluggers with an average of 1858.
 Rogers Honrsby, the St. Louis star. with his record of 24 home runs, con- tinues to top the league in hitting, with an average of .39s. nine points above his mark of week ago. Hank Gowdy of Boston is seeond with .ST2.
 Max Carey of Pittsburg is holding on to the lead in base stealing with N22 with Tierney, also of Pittsburg, second, with Is. Hornsby is third with 14.
 Other leading batters for 5b or more games: Bigbees Pittsburg, .3ss; Chicago. 357: Daubert, Cincinnati. 1855; Duncan, Cincinnati. 1854; Carey. Johnston, Brooklyn, .ss7; Grtmess Pittsburg, .S4b.
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Black Held All Titles

San Francisco. July 15.-John Black. the canpy little Scot. who sur prised the field at the Skokie Country club course yesterday in the first kalf of the 72-hole national open golf tournament. enjoys the distinction of holding aif the Caiiforia golf cha pionship titles at one tins.
 Black halls from | family of golf eSs. Hts three brothers. Dave, VII liam and Bob. are employed profes- sionaily on far western courses.
 His California friends were a bit worried when rain fell on the Chi cago course. Blacks best perfor- mences are made on hard course.
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 Colonel Quack got shave and train for Memphis Saturday night The Baron has aysng and also
 mission to welcome Joe Dunn into the local camp and knock about players and the like before he left but stated he had no in that regard It be understood that local officials bng strengthening the ball club until Dunne arrived camp looked the bunch and gave a diagnosis of the Baron trouble
 Boss Smith will Dunn Sunday and welcome him the ranks Sunday afternoon Quack will Russwood park guest of Tom Watkins His plans before he left town to ponents of the Chicks they the flag they year MT Smith also discussed the strike situation before leaving B mngham nothing serious the few weeks in the tying traffic by the strike Passenger trains will the said MT Smith land though trains should hours behind schedule jumps enough that this would greatly inonyenienee baseball the south really looking for strike that would paraze traffic and ansporta on conditions it evident parleyng be done before this brought delays get through their scheduled season"
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Kauffmann's Bone Loses

Chicago. July 1s.--An error of omission
 by Tony Kauffman cost him his own
 Chicago, 2 to 1. With one out and . man
 on first and second. wrightstone grounded to Fauffmsnn. who had plenty of time to threw to second, Lee reaching third and Wrightstone first. Heniine singled. send ing the tying run home, and Weinerts double scored wrightstens with the win
 ming run. Miller's home run drive. his third h two days, save Chicago its only
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WILLARD WON'T BE
 READY LABOR DAY

Oklahoma City. okla- July ls.-- Jess Willard will not be in condition to meet . leading heavyweight boxer here Labor day, he wired Dan V. Lackey, local boxing promoter. here today
 Willard's message was in reply to one from Lackey proposing a match for that date.
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Pete Herman Says
 He Has Retired

New Orleans, July 1B.-Pete Herman, former bantamWeight champion. announced tonight his permanent retirement from the squared circle. The condition of his eyesight makes 1t inadvisable for him to ever fight again, the former champion announced.
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Sheffield Buys Club

Huntsville, July )- The Bridgeport team, which played a series of games here early this week and which ia the only team that has taken . neries from the Huntsville Independents this season, has been bought entire by the base- ball fans of Sheffield, and left hsrA to play under the Sheffield coiors.
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Tigers Beat Boston

Boston. July l5.-Detroit punched four of its seven hits in the sixth inning for two runs. defeating Boston. to Q. Blues single, Haney's bunt. Cobb's double sie- gles by Veaeh and Heilmann and Clarke sacrifice fly gave the Tigers lae.. trv runs. It was Boston's fifth straight de-
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sBatted for Pittinger in seventh.
 ssBatted for Ferguson in seventh.
 s'sBatted for Piercy in ninth.
 Score by Innings:
 Boston ..............,. 900 ooe ooo--o
 Summary: Two-base hits, Cobb. Manion Sacrifice. Nancy. Clark. Double playe E. Smith to Pratt to Ruei to Pratt. Left on base, Detroit {, Boston g. Bases on balls P,llette {. ysrsuson 3. piercy T I. Hts, iu oft y Ferguson in innings. Piercy 1 in innings. Losing pitcher, Ferguson Um-
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SPORTS BARONS LOSE THIRD TO TRAVELERS SPORIS|
Crackers Battle
 Chicks to SeUen
 Inning Dr0w, 3-3

AtIanta. July ib.--Memphis and At ianta- played a seven-inning tie game to- day, which was called with the score and to permit the teams to catch train Napier pitched well for six in ntne.. hut walked three men in the sev enth and only Eddie Moores unassisted double play saved Atlanta from defeat.
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New York. July i5.--Nsw York lost . oh anee to take the lead from St. Louis today by dropping a 11-inning struggle te Chicago. to 2. while the Browns also lost. sohalk's. hitting. which included . home run, was big factor in chieaso's victory. sheely's infisid hit, sohaik's cut and Johnson's single gave ths White sox
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Toronto s-2. Jersey City s-< (second game innings). At Buffalo 3, Newark I (lo tnnings). At Syracuse ls. Reading | At Rochester l5, Baltimore q
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Columbus ., Toledo '. At Indianapolis $, Louisville .. At Kansas City 10. Milwaukee q At St. Paul Minneapolis <rain).
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Richmond 8, Rocky Mount At Norfolk ., Wilson 1. At Portsmouth 5. Newport News q
 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Jacksonville II, Lakeland 10. At St. Petersburg 2. Tampa ( At Orlando 13. Daytona |.
 PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Raleigh 3. Gresnsboro II. Al Hish Pclpt .. Durham 2.
 TEXAS LEAGUE Beaumont at Houston (rain). At Shreveport 3. Dallas (ii innings). At San Antonio II, Galveston g. At Wichita Falls f4-4. Fort Worth s-l.
 APPALACHIAN LEAGUE At Johnson City b-b. Knoxville S-l. At Bristol 2. GreeneyiIle 0. At Kingsport 3-6. Cleveland 14-3.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At. spartanburg s-s, Charleston s-l. Others rain.
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The Box Score
Birmingham

 Two-bane Hits-Lapan. Sacrifice Hits--Jackson. Connolly, La pan. Stolen Base--Sohiefbner. Double PiAye-Ritter W Jackson to Echleibner 2. Left on Base--Littie Rock (. Birming- ham ]. Struck out-By warmoth .. hv Nor rison 1. Time--1tbA.
 umplres-Tandy and 'Hiuiams
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Summary Two base hIt. Harris. Sacrf- flee Mogridse: Double plays Eiierbs to McManus; Bush to Hesrts to Judge. Left on base. st: LegI, wsshinsson (; B.:s out. by psnfofth I. Mosridss i. Hifs. of Wright 1 tn ! i9n!ngs psnfoEth : In I. riarity and Hlldebrsnd. TIms. itk.
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Mitchell Traded to
 Atlanta For Suggs

Atlanta, Ga, July 15.--Bitchcr Suggs, a veteran left handler, has been traded by Atlanta to Mem .phis for Mitchell, young right handler, R. ]. SpilIer. president of the local Southern Association club, announced today.
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American Wins at Toronto

Toronto. July 15.--Frank T. Ander- son of Brooklyn, N. F.. former Amer ican indoor tennis champion woa the singles championship of Canada today by defeating Robert Baird of Toronto in the final round. Ca, e-A. 6-1.
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Summary: TwO-base hits, TopOTCefl Kelly, Bancroft. Snyder Sacrifice. Stock. Double plays. Toporcer to Hornsi5y to Bancroft. Left on base. New York 10, St. Louis 9. Base on balls, off Rysn 3. Haines 8, Douglas l. Struck out. by Ryan l. Hatnes g. Douglas 1. Hits, off Ryan in innings, Douglas In 2. Hit by pitch CT, by Haines (Rawlingsl. Wild pitch, Ryan 3. Losing pitcher. Ryan. Umpires' Hart and ODay. Time. 2:1o.
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Mogridge Blanks Browns

Washington. July 1s.-Mogridgs kept St. Louis hits scattered today and Wash ington took the ope=iax game of tho se- ries ? to O. An error by McManus. pass by Wight. Harris double and singles by their runs Score:
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Bruins Bump Lucas H0rd and Score 9-3
 Victory OUer Vols

Nashville July 1S.-Mobiis hit Lucas the iocAis' leading pitcher, today for 10 won won from TO NsssSiIls, to !. NasRSilis hit Euhr fer II hits. five being two bAggsrs R. Williams htt safely four ovt ot four doubles out of four times up. Score
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sDrake out. hit by batted ball
 ssBatted for Mcdonald in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 New Orleans ,............ 900 21o oo4--7 uVV uuV <Ou-TS
 Summary: Sacrifice hit. Smith. Two base hits. J. Anderson, Drake, Bogart, Henry. Three-base hits, Tucker. Ripper ton, Clayton. Base on balls, off Matte son 2. off Drake 6. struck out, by Mat teson 2. by Drake 2. Wild pitches Drake 2. Passed bali. Kress. Left on base; New Umpires. Campbell and Pfenninger.
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Totals ..........3a 2 II 2T i3 .Batted for Lucas in ninth.

Nashville ..,..... .......:. ele 100 eio--
 Summary: Two-base hits. Mullen, hul Emery, Burke. Krshmyer, Morrow. Thres base hit Mccormack. Sacrifice htts. Kreh pnyer, D, Williams schults, Fuhy !. Stole Lucas to We're. Triple play, Fphg [ Eilam. Struck out. by Lucas ]. hy Rph 1. Base on balls, off Lucas I. off Fuh on bases. Nashville S. Mobile .. Tint 3;is. Umpires. Lewis and Johnson.
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BOTH BROWNS AND
 YANKEES LOSE IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tanks Beaten by White Sox in 12 Innings, 3-2.
 Tigers Win
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Cleveland 2. Philadelphia .. Washington 3, St. Louis O. Detroit 3, Boston 0. Chicago 3, New York I.
 Today's Games St. Louis at Washington. Chicago at New York. Only games scheduled.
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Reds Win in Ninth

Cincinnati. July 16.-The Reds won the first game of the Boston series. to 7. today in the last half of tho ninth in ming, scoring the deciding run on a walk to Burns, safe buht by Daubert and single to rIght by Harper. Score:
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Pirates Cop Close One

Pittsburg, July 12.--Pittsburg won efrom Brooklyn, 3 to 3. in 10 innings after Com Ing from behind and driving Ruether from the box in the eighth. The Pirates won in the tenth on Carey's single, Bigbee's sacrifice and Tierney's double. Score:~
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St Louis. July l5.-st. Louis cut New York's lead In the National league pen nant race to a game and a half by win ming the first game of the series here to- day to 8, Batting rallies against Ryan in the second and third accounted for Nil tha Cardinals' runs. While Hsineg was batted hard at times, he frightened up In the pinches The big pitcher accounted for three of the Cardinals runs. driving in two with a single in the second ipning and scoring himself Lavsn gas ordered out of the game by Umpire Day TOT als.
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.Pels Mix Bingles
 With Passes and
 WalIop Lookouts

chattanoosa. July 1s.-New Orleans and Chattanooga played in the rain today, the visitors hitting behind Drake's bases on balls for an easy to ? victory. Score;
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.HARTSELLE COPS THE
 SERIES AT SHEFFIELD

Sheffield. July 15.-(Speciai,)- Hartselle won the third and deciding game of the series from Sheffield to- day. : to 6. Eaks, Johnson and Hunt starred for Sheffield. while Walker and A. Overton played stellar ball for the visitors. Score: R.H.Als ffhItse Is D ofSthus& ID ?
 Batteries; Walker and Burleson Wood and Johnson
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Totals ..........N . II as 1s sBatted for Lsvsrstt in eighth.
'Batted for Mays in twelfth. ssBatted for Witt in twelfth. Score by inninKs:

Score by innings:
 Chicago ;............. ool ooo olo ool-s
 Summary: Two-base hit. Meusel Three base hit, McNally. Home run. schaik. Sacrifices, McNaily. Ward. Pipp. Double plays. Collins to sheely; Schalk to Sheely to schalk: Collins to Johnson to sheeiy. Left on base. New York s. Chicago '. Base Struck ' out, by Mays 2. Lsversst @ I. sehhuppp ID 2 Hits. off Leverett s in innings, schupp in 5. Hit by pitcher. by Schupp (WardJ. Winning pitcher, schupp. Losing pitcher, Mays. Umpires Evans and Dineen. Time, 2;3.
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South Alabama League
SOUTH ALABAMA LEAGUE At Selma, Eufaula Il. Uniontown 1, Al Al lIoS asSalS.iis nS isst9r si. E bemopo,,. ak Al Camden go, Dothap l-2.

TROY BEATs SELMA
 Troy. July 1B.-(special.)- took the third game and series from Sel- ma today, winning 10 to 5. Troy scored three iR the first inning ana two in the second. Barron got two home runs and brought in a man with fim each time. He also hit a two hagger. Jones of Selma hit . homer with no one on base. Score: RHE. Selma ......... 00l 16l 000- 6 Troy .......... sae 900 fss--io lt . RattsFies; HsnAArson. Mott, Whar- ten and Murphy; Cochran and Liddell.
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CoveIeskie Blanks Macks

Philadelphia, July 1b.--Stanley Goveies- kie held Philadelphia to three hits and Cleveland won the first game of the se- fo
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TALLADEGA EASILY
 BEATS COLUMBIANA

Talladega, July 's.-tspeciai)- Talladega took listiess affair from columbiana here today, the score be- ing to 2.
 The game was called at the end of the fifth on account of rain.
 Dodds did the mound work for Tal- ladega, and Columbiana got only three hits, and seven of their bat ters went out via the strikeout way. Fulton twir,ing for Columbiana. gave up but four hits, but his ineffective ness in the plnches and wildness were too much for him. Poor sup port also hurt him, and to add to that stellar base running by Talla- dega was enough to outwit the visit OTIS.
 The hitting for Tallade was led by Chief Creei. while that of Coium- biana was led by c. Fulton. colum- biana made her two tallies in the opening frame.
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.Batted for Rommeli in eighth.
 Score by Innings;
 Cleveland ,............... 0oo 00e 1ie-2 Philadelphia ...-......... 900 900 oo0--0
 summary: Two-base hit, Wood. Three base hit. Speaker. Stolen bases, Young. 0'Neii.~ Jamieson. Sacrifice, Gardner. Double plays Young to Galloway; Gallo way to Hauser; Wambsganss to Seweil to Mcinnis; .Seweil to Wambsganss 10 Mo Innis; Galloway to Young to Hauser. Left on base, Cleveland 5. Philadelphia S. Base on balls off Coveleskie 6. Rommsn l. Struck out, by Coveleskie 2, RommeH 3. Hits, off Rommell in Innings. off Sul- liyan none in 1. Hit hv rftc' v
 leskis (Aiilier). Umplres Naliin. Chill and Walsh. Lostns t,e~i.s,p --r.,.s..s --'
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How the First Ten
 Finished at Skokie
Dy Assocfated Prsss

0lencoe. July lb.--Those who ftnlshe ed In the first 10 places and won prizes in the national open golf championship. with
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T0tAis ol V1o sOne out when winning run scored. ssBatted for Miller in eighth.

Score by lnnfnBs+
 Cincinnati .............. 900 900 201-3 Summary: Three-base hit, Nixon. Dou-
 ble play. Wingo to Daubert to Bohne. Left on base. Boston {, Cincinnati 3. Base on balls, off Luque 2. Miller 2. MeNamara l. Struck out Luque 3, Miller g. Hits, off Miller 3 in innings McNamara in i-s innings. Wild pitches. Luque, Mil Ter. Losing pitcher. McNamara. UmpiFes,
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PeH City Easily ~ l
 Defeats Sycamore

Peil City. July .)-PeiI City defeated Sycamore here today in one-sided game. to .. With the exception of ths fifth. when a shower of base hits netted six runs. the score would have been moro even.
 Johnson and V. Garrett each got three hits out of four trips to the plate, while "Bo" Brindisy got tbres out of five.
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CARDS CUT LEAD OF GIANTS TO Al
 GAME AND A HALF
St. Louis Defeats League Leaders in Series
 Opener, 4-3

Yeoterday's KesuIts Cincinnati ,, Boston 2. Philadelphia 2, Chicago 1. Pittsburg 3, Brooklyn ? (lo innings1. st. Louis {, New York 3.
 Today's Games Boston at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Only games scheduled.
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sBatted for Adams in eighth.
 .'Batted for Glazner in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Brooklyn ......... oio 900 eie 8--2 Pittsburg ...,.,...,.... 900 900 030 1--3
 Summary Two-base hits. Mitchell. Ward, Tierney. Three-base hit. Maran- vile. Stolen base Miller. sacrifices Ruether. Bigbee Double plays High to Deberry to Mitchell; T, Griffith te Olson te Mitchell; Olson to Mitchell; Adams to Maranyille to Grimm; Olson to Ward to Mitchell; Ward to Olson ts Mitchell. Left on base Broeklyn {: Pittsburg 10. Base out, by Smith 1, Adams l. Giazner 1, Nor rison 2. Hits. off Ruethsr . in l-s In Gisener in 1, Morrison In l. Winning pitcher. Morrison. Losing pitcher. Smith. Empires. Ktem and Pfirman. Time. i;4b.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Mayer. wano. Double plays. Moore (unassisted) ! Moore to KlusrnAn to Bsrnsen. Innings pitched, by Napier 6 (nons down in sew snth when relieved, with s hits and ! yuns,. Struck out. by Napier 2, by Tuero ], sy zahstsss l; Base on esils off ns- Memphis 1, Atlanta 10. Umpires. Camp bell and Brennan. Time, 1880.
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Fletcher to Parkinson. Left on base. Philadelphia 8. Chicago 5. Base on balls. by Kaufman l, welnert 3. Umpires. Risler and Moran. Time, 1:As.
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TraueIers Make Clean
 Sweep of Baron Series
Only One Baron Reaches Sec- ond Base as Warmoth TWirlS Great Brand of BalI-Bar- ons Sleep on Bases.

Yesterdays Results Little Rock {, Birmingham 0. New Orleans z, Chattanooga I. Mobile g, Nashville g. Memphis 3. Atlanta 3 (game called fl beventh to allow teams to catch trnin).
 TOday's Games Birmingham at Memphis New Orleans at Chattanooga Mobile at Nashville. Only games scheduled.
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Chicago, July 15.-oniy 1 point sep arates Tucker of New Orleans and Lapan of Little Rock in the scramble for batting honors of the Southern association today. Tucker is clinging to the lead with an average of .341. while Lapan is trailing him with $40. Connolly of Little Rock, who is lead ing in home run hitting with 8, is third in the batting list with an aver age of / 33S. The figures include games of Tuesday.
 Williams of Mobile and Barrett of Little Rock are second in the list of home run hitters with I apiece. while Silva of Birmingham is showing his heels to the base stealers with 27. Henry of New Orleans and Stewart of Birmingham have stolen 26. Other leading batters for 55 or more games: Schleibner, Little Rock, .336 Camp, Memphis, .S32; McMillan. Mem pbis. .332; Bogart, New Orleans, .3So; Bernsen, Atlanta, .324; Neun. Bir- mingham. .sle; Huhn, Mobile, .31s; Harper. Birmingham, .31s, McLarry' Memphis, .s14.
 TY COBB CLOSING IN Chicago, July 15.--Ty Cobb's ehal- lenge for the batting leadership of the American league was no flash in the pan. judging from averages com Tiled today, which. show the Detroit leader closing the gap separating him from George Sisler. the St. Louis mar vel, who is leading the race with an average of .420.
 Cobb Is just 14 points behind Sisler. as compared with 3f a week ago. The noted Georgian's remarkable batting streak netted him 20 hits in his last nine games. as against 12 hits col- lected by Sisler In eight games.
 The figures on these batting rivals are:
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1OIalb eO sBatted for Ryan in seventh. ssBatted for Douglas in ninth. ss'Ran for Snyder in ninth.
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lOtdis .of A< sBatted for Adams in eighth. .'Batted for Glazner in ninth
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Al Spartanburg o-s, Charleston s-l. Others. rain.
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AffALAQHlAN LEAGUE At Johnson City b-6. Knoxville 8-l. At Bristol 2. GreeneyiIle 0. At Kingsport S-b. Cleveland 14-3.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-02-02

BY virtue of an Execution issued out
of and under the seal of the District
Court in and for the County of Bottin-
al and State of North Dakota. upon a
judgment rendered and docketed in sal
on the 9th day of January, A. D.,
1929. in an action wherein the State of
North Dakota, ex rel J. J. Weeks as
States Attorney for Rottineau County,
North Dakota, is plaintiff, and Ray Conk-
lin Joe Pavoni, and all other persons
having any right, title or interest in the
property described herein are defendants
in favor of the said plaintiff and against
the said defendants for the. forfeiture
to the Stale of North Dakota of the here
in described property, and for the sale
of the same, which Execution was
directed and delivered to me as Sheriff
in and for the said County of Bottineau,
directing me to sell the following de-
sCribed personal property. to-wit:
One 1920 Model Dodge Roadster, En-
CINE No. 525541.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, hat 7,
the undersigned. as Sheriff as aforesaid,
property to the highest bidder for cash,
at public auction, at the front door of
the Court House in. the City of Bottin-
eau in tho County of Bottineau and
State OF North Dakota, or Wednesday,
the 18th day of February. A. D., 1922,
2 o'clock P. Nj. of that day to satisfy
the said Execution.
Dated this 31st day of January. A. D.
1929.
Thos Hennessy.
e. Sheriff OF Bottineau County
49, State OF North Dakota.
Feb. 2 to Feb. 8. r s'- -,