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p. tho you
to that
ideal
must be leaders this outstanding
There give under physical
energy that fine FOR football but not good for golf And there
stu others with we'll suited
foundation
Picking
the
give
lie following
BAscbnhiet" Bender chi'ty MO'hewson
Everett
ordwick Frank
m
Hagen Jerry Traver, W. J Travis John Ball
Bosins-Jack Dempsey
Hardwch Jim
This of
qualify but
faculty of
moment matter what unexpected
Bender take any form of conpe
on n" matter what the prize may be ut stake with mixture
IS no be refer
world series games at golf trap shooting and billiards.
a moment 1t for
DIE game one OF tho most feared pitchers that lived
his
whistle through
Away. has been tn. goal at any cost m
has had that fixed check
Cobb In this respect h"s been fixed and certain
lie wnns get
there permitting no barrier
the temporomcn than those which
belong Eddie
thinking athletes, who
without
Dempsey hns sport quick kcn
Carpenter socked him ON
The Jaw with FUN waOp he did
even flash He undoubtedly
not enough to lie thrown
after the walop landed he
incident never red
Fat Nelson's thing with nh
took lost his head They camo near
knocking II on two three L
ny hher he bad
op'rHnen's FOR their physical
Advantages @ go % vast
Tack liaTvk Frank
'hhs ever put them into
Love OF the
lhs Of
same select class marvel
matter what MS physical shape through OF
Mack Adrch another the same ineu
IaeS Travis and Hagen beyond
Included untrUPn pose mental balance
and added GOODNESS FOR the championship
10y John Hall OF England
% bother than 81 the first
temperament OF the lot
minded confidence deliberate
the water I; takes his
n'e }h"n 1t takes a big part Of tho story
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SCOUT ENCAMPMENT
Of DELAWARE CITY
Girl Scouts Will Break Camp
Tomorrow and Boys VIII
Succeed Them.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware city, July 20--The rela-
lives and friends Of the girls at tho
Glrl Scouts camp ut the canal wide
waters left this morning 10 spend the
day at the camp ~ guests OF the Girl
Scouts. Captain Charles Bowen trans
ported them I'm his motprbOats.
Tho Boy Scout camp will open to-
morrow morning ut 10 o'clock and VIII
continue for ten days. ending August
!. The motorbOatg which carry the
BOY Scouts up 80 the camp will re-
turn with the Girl Scouts. A council
meeting 0f the Boy Scouts was held
In tho Presbyterian Church last night
10 determine finally how many boys
Nere going 10 attend the camp. 10
collect the assessment levied against
each boy and 20 make tho final ar
rangennonts preparatory 20 the open
Ing Of tho camp: The camp this year
viii be in charge 81 Rev. Robert g..
pitzcr, pastor ~ tho Presbyterian
Church Tho boats 20 carry the boys
and equipment 20 camp will leave
from the canal basin AZ Q O'Clock The
following boys will attend the camp
Lawrence Peacock. John webb, Fich-
ard Warner william Derricksou. Rob
ort Miller. William Boyd. Robert
Boyd. George Jester. william Glyisou.
Harold Wilkinson, Fred Schroeder.
Frederick Beudlcr. j.. and John Neal
The following general rules viii
govern the Boy Scouts camp: / Visit
ors' day, July 81 2. Board. 50 week
or 81 for the fun ten days payable In
advance. ?. All members of tho camp
viii loo expected 10 sorvc cheerfully
In thor various details. 10 obey tho
orders Of patrol leaders and other
officers. and strictly 20 adhere to 81
rulcs If tho camp Tho breaking 81
any rulo made "a insure tho hoaltf
and safety 81 zach individual vii
necessitato suspo nsion from camp. 4
For tho sake 81 health and clear
ness in camp, parents are requested
20 500 thot SWEETS, nuts. chewing gun
and corrections form no part Of IN
Individual club members equipment
Tho following general orders VII
also ho enforced. l. Members Of pa
, trolls win not 60 beyond camp bound
, except on leave or on duty g. Tn
water is not 90 be entered except f.
IA" stated periods FOR morning dip an,
, evening swim 3 Hpats 8re not 20 D.
entered except hy permission - IN
officer Of tho dav. nor used cxcep
when Differed by AN adult Tnernbe
~ the camp. 4 When IN swimminI
o. no one j. To- 90 beyond the bound
plainly marked ont. o. All trees
shrubbery. fences and othor privat
property arc 20 too carefully protected
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LEONARD FAVORED
TO BEAT TENDLER
Experts Believe Lightweight
Battle Will Have Decisive Re-
suit; Other Bouts Planned.

New York. July 2o-Midsummer fis-
ito activity In metropolitan rings is
rapidly reaching the point OF national
interest. With tho Leonard Tender
lightweight championship bout next
week the amphitheatre known as
Richards Arena is being renovated FOR
the coming contest and others which
will follow. Leonard and Tender are
training In nearby suburbs.
Although the Leonard-Tendler
match is only a l2-round. no-decisson
contest. general opinion appears To
Jean toward a decisive result and tho
champion ia a decided favorlte. Con-
uitions call for both boxers To weigh
IN AZ ls5 pounds az > p. m, on the day
az tho bout.
After the contest Jack Dempsey and
Harry wills. who are expected 10 meet
Tor the worlds heavyweight cham
pionship next summer. will appear In
local bouts. Wills Is scheduled to meet
a Negro opponent In Tut" jackson
In Is round decision battle In Brook
lyn. on August \. In September
Dempsey and Jess Willard Will eX-
change blows
This bout which n is expected VIII
10 fought in Jersey city. probably on
September %. VIII mark the Anal
opcn-a!r appearance " Dempsey in
competition in this country AZ least.
Tor tho season ot 1922
Both the Leonardo Tender and the
Dempsey Willard bouts Will be fought
az night and an elaborate lighting
system will I've installed in tho huge
arena. which seats approximately co.
pUO
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SOUTH SIDE All-STARS
TO MEET EhSTlAkE

WITH al the "armarks % being one
CO. tho stellar struggles of the season
the south side Eden A,l-Stars will
engage Eastlake 81 tho city League.
az Twenty ninth and Market streets
tbs evening. i VIII Ne n clash Ne
tween mines from over the bridges
Eas'lake from over Market street and
south SIDE Eden All-Stsrs. from over
Third street.
\ glance az The galaxy submitted
as the Little Brooklyn representatives
gives an idea as 10 why they should
10 termed All stars. They include
some 90 tho select baseball talent OF
the city. The management az the
stars takes the responsibility OF say
ms that among those present IN the
lineup will be Bah" McNir. Charlie
Wolfe. Eddie Boyle and Gibhie Pat
jerson az tho 81 Thomas Club.
Frankie Burke. Kitten August, Nor
ris and Smith az the Marshallton
County League teams. Jimmy Kerr
gon. local schoo. star. kerns and
Alex Gallagher % New Castle. Dick
Collins % 81 Mary and Johnny Ger
weinberg q the Bankers and Brokers
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SAYS LNE[|ER BALL
ACCOUNTS FOR H0MERS
Ty Cobb Declares Players Are
Better These Times Than
Eighteen Years Ago.

New York. July 20-Thcrc are more
good baseball play today than ever
bcfore-more good ones in proportion
to the poor ones--and Il requires more
Of an al around better man 10 break
in and stick in the big leagues than
ii did in the heyday of the departed
"Immortals" a generation ago,
This is the studied opinion OF Ty
Cobb. one Of the greatest players OF
all time.
You don't know wha: a pitcher is
giving YOU now" ~ said In the
Tigers clubhouse. pitching goes in
cycles" he said "Once it was the
fast bah, then tho curve. then the
spitball. then the emery ball and now
its "A combination OF everything"
There have been tremendous
changes in baseball during the Is
years that Ty has been in the game,
he said.
The greatest change has been in the
( pitchers box. which. of course. has
necessitated corresponding changes in
the art of batting, but Ty feels sure
| that the ball IS ''livelier" now, and
that the new pellet in a large measure
accounts for the abnormally long
drives and the dozens of home runs
that cluster the box scores.
OF all that has gone from the game
Ty regrets most keenly the fighting
spirit Of the old teams. the comhatiVe
mood OF men Ike himself. The old
home town has gone"
The biggest thing that he has got
I 1
said.
Ty repeated his observation of the
spring-"Im slowing up. I tire more
easily and | require more sleep--uc
more late nights for me. But Tn
going to play as long as I can, though
l don't know how long that Will be.
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TRIP HURLS VICTORY
FOR ST. THOMAS NINE

Walter Trip. the star Of ne First
Engineers team at Fort du POINT.
broke into local ranks yesterday when
he worked for -. Thomas ia their
victory over Lit Brothers. 81. The
soldier twirler more than made good.
Although touched for ten hits his
work in the p!nches stamps him as one
OF ;he best hurlers in this section. The
visitors hl,s We're of he scratch
variety.
Bah" McNiH and "Glbby" Patterson
were the stars II the contest for the
local nine. both n the field and IL bat
McNin secured TWO doubles and a SIN
gle and Patterson a pair of singles
Aikens was the big noise for the store
boys both at bat and IN the field.
Tn.
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GAS COMPANY TO BATTLE
WITH RHoADS TEAM TODAY

The Wilmington Gas Company and
! + khosds n sons teams q. The In
oUsriai Bsseba1 League. VII Play Of
their postponed game Of July 3. TO-
night a. 8 o'clock on the Second. and
du Pout streets grounds.
This should prove very interesting
game. rs both teams are IN lie for
third place IN the league, having won
two and lost one
Manager Zearfos~ will rend his
pitching ace, "Bill" Shanner. against
the Rhoads aggregation and feels con
fdent % taking Manager wilkins
team into camp. President Ri War
ren ~ The city league Wi, furnish an
umpire.
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Autos Collide Mt Arden.

Two automobiles We're badly dam
aged and their occupants narrowly es-
capped injury in a collision on Grub :
road. in Arden. about o'clock last
evening. According to witnesses OF
the accident Stephen Kiehei was
driving one of the cars along the road
when Fred Whiteside drove out OF a
side road. Both cars We're badly dam
aged. Mr.. Kiehel's being practically
wrecked
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Lorraine ". YorkIyn.

Lorraine viii play Tho fast step
ping Yorkvu team. of tho County
League. at Yorklyu. this evening. The
game will be called At SIS Whining
ton time Manager Cunningham 70
quests the following players 10 he at
tho St Thomas club room not later
than p. m Burke, Briscoe, Tobin,
Sutton, Jeff Ewing. Sheehy. Litchen-
stein. Covle, Masten. Sylvester, Fliore
and Scott.
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CLOVER DAIRY KEEPS
UP WINNING STREAK

The Glover Dairy team continued
It's long winning streak yesterday by
handing the Delaware Pulp Mills team
an unmerciful laCing 20 the tune Of
IL TO >. The game was featured by
the splendid twlrling OF Crowley. FOR
the winners. He allowed the losers
but one hit and famed 10.
The batting honors were carried by
+. Sharpe and Russ Smith. the former
getting home run. triple and sin
gle. while Smith had three doubles.
The Dairymen viii run UP against
tough pickings Saturday as they
tackle the strong kennett Square team
at Kennett. The score:
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Big Game ut Harlan Field.

The Bacharach Giants who have
been away from this city for two
weeks return today and will meet
Charley Thomas Black Sox nine in
u two game serios. The Black Sox
are conceded to be one of the strong
est teams of the Independent variety
in this country The game tonight
VIII start at $50 o'clock at Harlan
Field
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NEW CASTLE DEFEATS
NcchBS BALL PLAYERS

Special Correspordenco Every Evening.
New Castle. Juiy' 20--f.ast evening
fra a twilight game ~ baseball ~ Ba'-
tory Park, the New Castle Athletic
Association team easily defeated tns
McCabo team of Wilmington. Q 20 p.
Tho features Of tho game wore ms
playing Of Walter Kern a. third and
the fielding ~ Gebhar. IN left field
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Tho Speallman team defeated South
Clayton in "A fast game. IL To ., Tn"
game was featured by the pitching
and hitting OF George Peters FOR the
winners Peters hit for a home run
and double and famed II OF the clay
ton hittcrs. The batteries were. Clay
ton, lIedlcy and Jones; for Speakman
Peters and ogden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20
Dundee Matched With Roster.

Houston. Texas, July 20.-Promoter
julius Siegel announced yesterday
that Johnny Dundee. world light
weight champion, OF New York. has
been matched to meet Kid Roster. OF
New Orleans. IN 3 12rOund bout in
Houston. on July %. This will be
Dundee's first appearance in the
Southwest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20
Trinity. bethany Pnots-N office.

The managers of both the Trinity
and Bethany Church teams, OF the
Second Division Church League, are
requested 10 get into communiCa-
ton with Assistant Manager Lester
f. Short. Sixth and Spruce streets,
on or before Saturday Of this week,
so that arrangements can be made
to play the postponed games with
the ST. Stephens team. Of the Church
League.
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Independent Games

Butchers VS.. Eleventh Ward,
Eighth avenue and Duncan.
Wilmington Gas Co. VS.. J. T..
Rhoads 4 Sons. Second and du
Pont. 6 y. N.
Defiance vs. Cedars. Brandy
wine Springs.
Seventh Ward Us. Rockland
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
St. Thomas VS.. Lit Bros at
Philadelphia.
Port Penn vs., Dover, at Do
yer.
du Pont vs.. Trump Bros.
Second and du Punt streets.
Bacharach Giants vs.. Bait
more Black Sox. Harlan Field.
$50.
Lorraine at Yorklyn.
South Side Eden All-Stars VS..
Eastake. Twenty ninth and
Market streets.
Wilmington Giants vs.. Phila-
delphia Police. Philadelphia.
FRIDAY.
Church IeagUe.
First Observation-Disclosures
VS.. West. Rockford, 10. ., Brit
tingham.
Mt Salem VS. Goodman, -Four
teenth and Woodlawn. umpire.
Pierson.
First DivisiOn--St. Pauls VS..
West. Twenty-ninth and Market
streets, umpire. Jones.
Second Division-Scott VS..
First NJ. p, Baynard No. 1,
Rickerts.
Independent Games.
st. Thomas VS.. Bartram Park,
Philadelphia.
Dover VS.. Clayton, at Dover.
Bacharach Giants VS.. Balti-
more Black Sox, Harlan Field.
$50.
St. Pauls Reserves VS.. Pepper
Club, Baynard Field. $50.
Elmhurst vs Lorraine, Second
and du Pont streets.
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Edge Moor. the wonder team Of tho
second half OF the city League racc,
continued its winning streak last evc-
ming M the expense of the 81 He'd
wigs team. downing the Browntown-
ers by the shut0ut route. 80 o. RICK
ards. the High School twlrler was on
the losers TO five scattered hits.
Tho SCORE.
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Opposed to Speeding.

Ardenitee are very much wrought
up about speeding along Grubb's road
and have appealed TO Levy Court for
measures against il. The thorough
fare passes the village school and
the lives of the pupils are constantly
in jeopardy.
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Eastlake and Edge Moor Continue Form
and Win Their Games in City Circuit

Krebs pulled through with clean
slate last night by handing the Sew
enth Ward club 60 trimming. In
which Archibald. the elongated hurlcr
of the Newport team. starred, holding
the Seventh Warders To- a pair OF hits.
one being OF the scratch variety.
Tho acpro.
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Home Run Contest

Rogers Hornshy. the slugging demon
Of ;ho -. Louis Cards. undoubtedly
will break Babe Ru;h's home run rec
ord OF 20 Of three years aso. but & IS
doubtful x he Will reach Bahe's 80 Of
1921. lie now holds the modern mark
FOR ;he senior circuit. having poled one
again yesterday. His total Is %. Clar-
ence C'Ti.ie'D Walker. OF the Ath-
letics. passed Ken Williams. Of the
Browns. by looping the loop twice
yesterday. Williams is having q hard
time 70 knock the ball out OF the lot.
hu; Walker IS going about his work
consistently and may be the man To
beat this year. He has %. Powell.
Of the Braves. was the only other man
20 hit for the circuit yesterday.
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TEN LEADING HlTTERS.
Miss Bancroft is Victor.

Newport. r. /, July 2O.--Miss Leslie
Bancroft OF Boston. defeated Miss
Helen Wills, San Francisco, in the
finals OF the women's invitation ten
mis- tournament at the Newport Casino
yesterday. The score was IS. GA.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Enstlake kept In the running for
the city League lead last night by
handing the Defiance squad 20
lacing The game WAS featured by the
splendid hurting Of Thompson. the big
Eastlahe hurler. who held Defiance To
SEVEN scattered hits and famed Soy
en-
The score:
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STANDING OF THE CLups

parksley. w. Va. July 20.--Rain
halted tho Parkslcy Eaurel fracns In
tho -lNth inning. the locals winning,
10 |. The game was one OF the best
OF the season. while Il lasted Only
ono hit was made off tho delivery of
Reese. while Laurel tapped Guy for
pair The score;
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sHAW n HAYES WORKS OFT
BEFORE CONNIE MACK

Hawk HAYES was given
trial before Connie Mack a. the
request OF the Philadelphia
American Club manager in the
Quaker City Tuesday morning.
Mack advised Hayes he would
hear from him later The New
port News Club holds the local
boys contract and IL - thought
that they are going 10 ask
high figure for Hayes release.
This. s. - thought. may be the
hitch az the present time.
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TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK

First DiVision-Grace VS..
Rrandywine, Rockford. No. >.
RiCkerts
Second Divislon-First Cen
trail Us. Trinity, Baynard No. 4.
Birmingham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-20

VIII you be closing a deal a week
from today on that property you want
to sell or rent? Phone your ads for
Real Estate Week now 70 Every Eve
ning.--Ady,
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Nus. OF Aud . in : innings. Of
Trip. 10 in . innings. Earned runs.
81 Thomas 8 Las. j Two-base hits
McNir. = Boyle. l. Struck out. by
Trip. 10; by Aud. 3. by Hardness.
Stolen bases. killing and Hardness
of Trip > Passed balls. kishback
Number of innings, pitched. by Trip. y:
by Aud. 7; 1Y Hardness, l. Time. 50.
[ Umpire Duncan.
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NtVNF by II NINWN.
seventh Ward . q 90 q q %
u rcbF ......... 90 u q q o.
Two-baso hits. Holiday. Whiteman
Struck out. by Archibald, Z. by white
man. q Double plays. Baldwin 20 iipl-
liday. Archibald 20 Baldwin to Hanna
Archibald, ,. Whltcmnn. .. Umpire,
Rickcrts
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YESTERDAYS SCORES.
tMTRIt An LEAGUE.

AMERICAN IEaCrE.
Athletics. 9 ~ Louis. 2
Detroit. 3. New Work. T.
Chicago $. Boston.
Cleveland. = Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGTE.
ri"Shurg e.. Philadelphia.
N,w York. 3 cincinnati. 2
= Louis. e. Boston. 6.
Ch..aKo. :. brooklyn. 6
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Games Today and Tomorrow.
AMEKICAN IEAGTE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
g. Louis az Philadelphia
chicago az BOSTON
Detroit AZ New York
Cleveland - Washington
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia ~ rittsburg
Boston at -. Louis
Rrooklyu az Chicago.
New York az Cincinnati
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Salisbury, Md. July Gothic Eas-
tern Shore League game between the
home club and Pocomoke city was
postponed yesterday afternoon on ac-
count Of the condition az the grounds
due TO the heavy storm
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CAMBRIDGE IN WIN
OVER CR|SF|ELD TEAM
Parksley Leading, III, Over
Laurel, When Rain Causes
Calling of Game.
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Parksey, 2; Laurel. I called in sixth
inning. RAIN.
Cambridge, 2: Crisncld o.
Salisbury pocOmokc. wet grounds
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The score:
EAsrLAKE



Batted for klayboss in seventh
2 Dattcd for Dillon ia seventh
SCORE ny INNINGS
InStlakc q q -
Defiance u q u q q
Two base hits. -. Thompson and Clark.
Three base hit. Clark Strurk out
by Thompson. : by Dillon. . stolen
bases. McLaughliu. Clark Sacrifice hits
ficrsUn, IObin Base on balls. Thompson
q Dillon q. Passed balls klaybuss Time
I 10. Umpire Mckinney
Union dropped close ono 90 Bank
ers and Brokers last night at Baynard
t'icld. the Money men administering q
dose uf kalsomiue. 60 a. Anderson.
the Union pitcher. worked nice game
for several Innings. but the bankers
started hitting in tho third and fourth
stauzas ana pushed over enough runs
TO win.
rho papYr.
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WOKE BY n NINGS
MCCahc u
New Castle , u . % N--9
Harmed runs. $ew Castle A. A g..
Two-base hits ". Kern 2. p Kern Hus-l
bands Stoops Tbree-bsse hits. TObin
Hit by pitched ball Miller wilkins Bases
Deakyne. struck out. by Taylor -:
by Davis 2 by Deakyne . Left on bases
Sow Castle s A 3 McCabe. + M
pire samuel NfcKnitt Time. 10.
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BANKERS AND 7


n TIlUTTI WIT ~ WdTtNW NNTI
SCORE ny INNINGS
II and Is 90 o q z
| niun 0 o % q % q q a
Summary Two-baso hit Strebb struck
out. Money. :. Anderson II Double
plays. Moore - Strrbh 70 Davis HaSe
on balls. OF Money. 3 Anderson Time
OF game, l.35 Umpire. Birmingham
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pAKkSIEN

SCORE HN INNINGS
Parkslcy u q y q >
Laurel q q u u ~
summary First base On errors
Laurel, 2 rarkslcy. ? Earned runs
Laurel Stolen bases. Fisher. JanOw ski
ManniS. , Left on bases, Laurel. 2.
Park sley . struck out, by GUY, \ by
\ Reese. , Bases on balls of Guy. /.
or Reese, | Umpire. Dixon.
Crishcld. Md. July 20-Cambridgc
BANKED the home team here yesterday
afternoon IN one of the hardest fought
pitching exhibitions ever Witnessed ON
the homo lot. Wright, of Cambridge.
held the locals tn one hit while five
were secured OF the delivery ~ Muir
ply and Gootzcl Cambridge scored in
the second and third
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A merican League.

Leading Hitter-Sisler. St. Louis,
.s16
Home Runs-C. Walker, Philadel-
phia. %.
NPitching-kOlp. St. Louis, .77S.
Base Stealing-Sisler. 81. Louis, *.
Run Getting, Sisler. st. Louis, rs.
xWon :; lost 2
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CITY LEAGUE.

YESTERDAY RESULTS,
krebs, !. seventh ward. u.
Edge Moor. u: ~. Hedwigs, o.
Bankers. 3 Union. q
Eastlakc, 4. Defiance. I.
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Nuth battcd for nglaub in ninth
SCORE ny INNINGS
Cambridge u = q q q q q q 2
{ ri StiCld q q % a q q q q o q
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BASEBALL STATISTICS.
National IeaQue

Leading Internationally, St. Louis.
s9T.
Home Runs-Hornsby, St. Louis 20.
Acknowledgements. New York, .769.
Base Stealing--Carey. Pittsburg, "a.
Run Getting-Hornsby St Louis. rs.
xWon 10: lost 3.
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EDGE MOOR

Fdgr MOOT " " " " "
Summary Hits or RickrrtF. .. Kle-
hoss. - 'rwo-b base hits. smith ! Adam
son struck out RiCkertE ? Kl"boss.
loft on ; = sos Edge Moor. 81 He'd
wigs , * .olrn bases W Adams0n +
Adamson warren StrawbridVc Sacri-
acc hits Fish White. Bases on balls.
Fier " Adamson Duffy. - vs. I'D
nj che KIrhors Passed balls. James
IN he of innings. pitched by Rickcrts
T. k,,russ q Time 90 game. 20 I'm
pirc Cunningham