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'Batted for Henry In seventh.

sBatted for Henry In seventh
 s'Batted for R. Williams in ninth.
 s.sBatted for Schulte in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 lhttlc ROCK s+......-.s... VO0 1HO Ol1--b Mobile ................... 900 900 100-2
 Summary: Three-base hit, Connolly. Two-bas hit. Lapan. Connolly. Sacrifice. Boone. Connolly, Jackson 2. Struck out, by Brown g. Henry 8. Pope l. Base on balls, off Brown B. Warmoth l. Henry 2. Hit by pitcher, Mulvey by Warmoth. Wild pitch. Pope. Losing pitcher. Henry. Win ming pitcher. Brown Empires. Johnson and Lewis Time, 1:56.
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 Score by innings: Memphis -...-.. 100 200 o0o-s Atlanta .......... 900 OOl o0o--f Summary: Two-base hit, Schmidt Three base hit. Camp. Struck out. by Marshall l. Loft on base. Atlanta g. Mem phis 3. Empires. Doolan. Campbell and Pfenningsr. Time. 1:40.
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Newport News 3. Rocky Mount 1. At Norfolk 5, Wilson Q. At Portsmouth [. Richmond 6.
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PhiIs Again Beat Reds

Philadelphia, July ETA seventh in1 ming rally. in which six runs were scoredj enabled Philadelphia to make t three straight over Cincinnati today. to 51 Williams fifteenth home run of the seal son. with two on base. gave the PhilNed the victory. Score:
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Zachary Beats Tigers

Detroit. July 27.-Dstroit was helpless before Zachary today and Washington won to 1. The Nationals scored runs off Cobb in the eighth after two were out on two passes, an error and five hits, one triple by Zachary with two on base. Scorer
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Macke Stop CoveleSkie

Cleveland, July 2T.--Phiiadelphia de- feated Cleveland today. II to 2. Prior to today. Coveleskie had won six straight. Bing Miller returned to the Philadelphi lineup after being benched for weak bat ting and made four hits in five times
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rrlnMaueIpnia .''.'.s..... UUs fuU sVz-lI
 Summary: Two-base hits Walker. Mil- Ter, Galloway. Speaker. Three-b base hits McGowan, Gardner. Sacrifices, Perkins a. Sheer. Double plays, Wamby andf McIn- his. Left on bases. Philadelphia 6, Cieve- land 8. Base on balls. off Naylor 7 Barby 1. Hits. off Coveleskie in 3 2-s Barby 5 In 8 Ia, Mails 3 in 2. Struck out, by Naylor l. Coveleskie 2. Bagby g. Mails I. Passed ball. l. Seweli. Losing pitcher, Coveleskie. Umpires. Nallin and Hide brand. Time, 1:b5.
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Totals .s2 5 24 12
sBatted for Caveney in ninth. s.Batted for Keck in ninth.
 sssRan for Bressler in ninth.
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Cincinnati G ............... o0o 0o So oSo eooo-sI OOV VUO oO'-bI
 Summary; Two-base hits. Daubert. Fletcher, Lee. Home run. Williams. Stolen base. Pinelli. Sacrifice, Daubert-I Double plays, Meadows to Fletcher toI Lee; Rapp to Parkinson to Lee. Left onI base. Cincinnati ', Philadelphia {. Basel on balls. off Meadows 4 Luque 1. Struck out. by Luque 1. Keck l. Meadows l } Hits, off Luque In 2-3 Neck none 1-s. Balk. Meadows. Losing pitcher, Luque. Empires, Hart and ODay. Time. 1.40.
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..Batted for Austin in eleventh.
 Score by inninss: New York ............ 0oV lov vtu NY
 Summary: Two-base hits. Bronkie Ger ber Ruth, sevoreid. Three-base hit, Du- gan. Home runs Pipp, schang. stolen base Pipp. Sacrifice hits. McManus, Ja- eobson. vanGiider. Scott, Double play New York 13 St. Louis 6. Base on balls off vanGilder 2. shawkey 2, kolp l. Struck out. by Danforth l, Bush l. htts' Danforth in Ia. Wright 2 in 2-S. shaw key in 3, Mays in l. Bush in z' Winning pitcher, Rush. Losing pitcher Wright. Umpires Owens and Connolly. Time, 2:b0.
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Dunn s Men Outscore
 Vols, Although They
 Sleep on the Bases
Harper and We're Pound Out
 Home Runs = Numerous
 Barons Perish on Paths

Yesterdays Results Birmingham 2, Nashville 5. Memphis 8. Atlanta 1. New orleans 1, ChattanooRa l. Little Rock 5, Mobile 2.
 Today's GRmes Nashville at Birmingham. Memphis at Atlanta. ChattanooRa at New. Orleans. Little Rock at Mobile.
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Henry Three base hit, J. Anderson. Sac rifice. Dowie. wetzel Stolen base. Henry. Lee. Double play, Smith to Henry; Wal ker. smith to Henry; Lee to c. Anderson. Struck out. by Walker {. Base on balls. off Walker 2. Boone A. Hit by pitcher. by Boone (Foss). Left on base, Chatta- nooga 5. New Orleans 6. Time, 1:45. Um- pires, Tandy and Williams.
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NUGRAPE DEFEATS THE
 HALEYvlLLE NINE, 2TO 1

The NuGrape baseball outfit has returned from Haleyville, where they won the las game of the series with that team by the score of to 1.
 The game was a pitching duel be- tween Crews of NuGrape and Field ing of Haleyville. in which the for mer had much the better of the con test Crews struck out 14 batters. Score: R. H. E. NuGrapc .............z O Haleyville ............... 1
 Batteries: Crews and Black; Field ing and CurtisG
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Totals .........a .a7 s28 10 eOne out when winning run scored.
Totals .........35 ls 30 ls sRan for Leverette in seventh. Score by innings:

SCore by lhhiHBb. Boston ..................o 900 900 900 Is Chicago ................. 900 900 200 2--l iins, Sheely. Schalk, Miller. Three-base hit. Harris. Stolen oase. Hooper. Double Piay; Mitchell. Pratt to Bprns; Karr: on base. Boston '. Chicago 9. Base on balls, Karr {. Leverette 1. Schupp 1. Courtney l. Piercy l. Struck out by Courtney 1. Hits. off Leverette 6 in |, schupp none in one-third. Courtney in 2-s, Karr IF in 1-s. Percy in o. Hit pitcher, Courtney. Losing pitcher, Karr umpires. Dineen and Moriarity. Time. 2 hours.
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New York. July 27.-The Giants made 1t three straight over St. Louis today. winning by a score of 12 to T. Four Cardinal pitchers were smothered under an avalanche of hits. Bancroft had an odd record. scoring once in each of the first four innings. Stock drove in six runs with two home run drives. John Stuart, former Ohio State star, started for the Cards. but to only three batsmen. The
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Baseball Results
TEXAS LEAGUE

 At Dallas H. Beaumont c. At Fort Worth s-1 Galveston o-5. At Shreveport 4-2 San Antonio o-1. At Wichita Falls Is. Houston {.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At St. Paul 8, Louisville 1. At Milwaukee s, Toledo !. At Minneapolis II. Indianapolis 5.
 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Jersey City ?. Baltimore !. At Toronto II, Buffalo IS. At Reading s. Newark O. At Syracuse ]. Rochester g.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Charlotte s, Charleston {. At Augusta g. spartanburg 1. At Columbia 5. Greenville O.
 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Tampa !, Daytona 3. At Orlando 3. St. Petersburg 0. Aa Iakeland-Jacksonviile (rain).
 PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Winston Salem 3. Raleigh 0. At Danville 2. Durham 3. At Greensboro 12. High Point ?.
 COTTON STATES LEAGUE Greenwood 2, Jackson 1. Greenville 6, Clarksdale s. Meridian 1. yicksburg Q.
 APPALACHIAN LEAGUE At Knoxville l. Kingsport Cio innings). At Greenevilie g. Cleveland (1o in- ninEs). At Johnson City $. Bristol {.
 SOUTH ALABAMA LEAGUE At Selma 1, Camden 3. At Demopoiis 5, Uniontown (1o in nings). At Troy 5. Eufauia 5 (11 innings. dark ness).
 At Andalusia 1. Dothan I.
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SCHANG'S HOMER IN IlTH INNING
 WINS FOR TANKS

Yesterdny's Results Philadelphia II, Cleveland ?. Chicago {. Boston 8.
 Washington o. Detroit i.
 New York 6, St. Louis (11 inningsl.
 'roday's Games
 Philadelphia at Cleveland.
 New York at St. Louis.
 Boston at Chicago.
 Washington at Detroit.
 St. Louis July 27.-walter Schang's home run in the eleventh inning gave the Tanks 6-5 victory over the Browns here today. The defeat cut the Browns lead to half a game. The Browns tied the score with three-run rally in the ninth Pipp of New York hit homer in the fourth. Pitcher Danforth of tho Browns was ordered out of the game in the tenth by Umpire Owens. after the latter had ex- amined ball which Outfielder Witt of New York had charged the ball had been "doctored." The ball was turned over to Umpire Connolly, who refused to let any hodv maa The
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 Totals - AZ & IS 30 ai 1n..t.s f-- AF,rovard in eayarfh

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 sBatted for Marquard in seventh.
 s3Batted for Oeschger in eighth.
 'ssRan for Gowdy in eighth.
 Score by innings: Chicago .......-.......+.. 000 204 l0O-l Boston .....-.......-... lOO Ol9 ool-t
 Summary. Two-bass hits, Ford 9 Holke Three base hits, Aldridge, Powell Home run Chrfstenbury. Sacrifice hits Terry ?, Krug Kopf. ONeil. Left on. bases Chicago 8, Boston 10. Bases off Aldrtdge l. Marquard 2. Oeschger l. Struck out, by Aldridge 2 Oeschger 1. F. Miller |. Hits off Aldridge IA in (none out In eighth Cheeves { in 3, Marquard 12 in ', Oesch- ger none in l. F. Miller 2 In ?. Hit by pitcher, by Cheeves (Gowdyl. Wild pitch, Marquard Winnig pitcher, Miller Losing pitcher Cheeves. Empires. Moran and Quigley. Time, 2:l0.
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GIANTS MAKE IT
 THREE STRAIGHT
 OVER CARDINALS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Boston s, Chicago I. Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati g.. New York 12. St. Louis :. Pittsburg Brooklyn (rain).
 Today's Games Chicago at Boston. PittsburK at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York.
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 s%Batted for Smith in tenth.

sRar for Brcnkie in ninth. ssBatted for Austin in eleventh.
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WAoA.' uoe ALMOST TRNED cNGR TtTAT 1AAe - ITS QUITE A RoOoA TRtP rGC
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APPALACHIAN. LIE.

APPALACHIAN LEAGUE At Knoxville 1, Kingsport Go innings). At Greeneviile g. Cleveland (1o in- ninEs).
 Al Tohnaon City K Rristoi A
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At Dallas II. Beaumont c. At Fort Worth s7, Galveston 6-3. At Shreveport 42, San Antonio o-1. At Wichita Falls Is. Houston {.
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yOR PROBATE JUDGE

J t@.:s2J anno1Ine myself c:zoij.
as.H r., ?.posn Judge o! Pl:...:
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T. A. HUDSON.
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FOLGER, HENDRICKS & co.

hereby announce myself candi
date for reelection as Probate Judge
OF P'ckcns county, subject to the rules
anu regulations Of the Democratic
party i'll the approaching primary.
n. a. CHRISTOPHER.
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FOR MAGISTRATE CENTRAL
TOWNSHIP

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KEITH z. ALLC0OD
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

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CAPT ELIAS DAY is hereby an
nounced as a candidate for the office
OF Probate Judge OF P::ckens County,
subject to the rules Of the DeraGcra-
tic parry in tie approaching primary.
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hcrehy announce rayse..: ca-.t.
date for Probate Judge D: PIKE
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>iGE
8ssse of Georgia,

UaW3CYS ES'3nTYe
&fser & %ssxs notice, prrd.ane to
la,~, a. petition cf ~hich t-.e and
correct eopy is sabjcfned ~! oe pre-
semt to tse Hon. 4. Il. Jonas, judge
Of the Superior Court, ao Sic carr-
hc'iss IN Csinspj!!e, Ga, n. ne 1.iH
Day of September, 1922.
Joe l.. LGoper, C,ia.":an.
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OLlrlc-Ni .\NNOuNCHMENTS

unuinaues carus oi the ordinary
lso2t. gun under this heading until
irso " ecoud primary for $50 each.
MNNab:e = advance.
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FOR CONGRESS

an a candidate FOR rc-aiecr;on to
rangrras from Tie Third Congress
,ona Diat,"cc. sub .ecc to the rules
~ rnr Le!uucraC.c Party.
FRED II. DONINICE.
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Natures Best Fine Milk, per can.
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Dozen Lots s27t
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Apricots, per can .............32 32c
Dozen Lots 1910
No. ! tall cans Armour's Veri-Best
Peaches or Apricots, per can. -. 19c
Dozen Lots s2.2i
No. l tall can Armour's Veri-Best
Pears and Cherries, per can. 2lc
Dozen Lots s2.f2
No. cans Farmhouse Red Rasp
berries, per can ............. Sic
Dozen Lots 1851
No. cans Pie Gooseberries, per can, 23c
Dozen lots s2.57
No. 2 cans Pie Blackberries, per can, 2lc
Dozen Lots Ss.d8
No. 2R cans Peaches in Natural
syrup, per can ............... 23c
Dozen Lots s2,7I
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Canned Vegetables

No. 2 cans Fancy Toamtoes, each. lie
Dozen Lots siss
No 2 cans Fancy Sugar Corn, each. 10c
Dozen Lots si.is
No. cans Fancy Country Gentle
man Corn, each ...............14 14c
Dozen Lots si88
No. 2 cans Early June Peas, each. 13e
Dozen Lots st.S2
No. 2 cans Republic Sifted Peas,
each ............ ..-.... lSc
Dozen Lots S2.2a
No. 2 cans Dreyfus Delicious Peas,
each ..,........... ..-..... 24c
| Dozen Lots s2.Js
No. 21s cans Fancy Lye Hominy,
| each ,................ ......a... lZc
| Dozen Lots $3.50
No. 2 u. cans Fancy Golden Pumpkin
each ............. .9.l-.i..-.. l4c
Dozen Lots si.Ss
No. cans Fancy Cut Stringless Beans.
eacH ........ go. l4c
Dozen Lots Sf.8f
No. cans Fancy Cut Beets, each 81. Ice
Dozen Lots SIS:
No. 3 cans Fancy Whole Tiny Beets,
each ............. .,-.i. ZSc .
Dozen Lots s2.o5
No. squat cans Del Monte Asparagus
lips, each .......... .s.I.,. 33c
Dozen Lots $3.50
No. l round cans California Aspara-
gus, Tips, each ale
Dozen Lots $3.50
No. 2 cans Brown Beauty Beans,
each vs.,.s..~I3c
Dozen Lots Sf.47
No. cans Red Kidney Beans, each, 14c
Dozen Lots Si.57
Large 1907. cans Sunbeam Pork and
Beans, each .................. 12c
Dozen Lots si.af
Campbells Tomato Soup, per can. lie
Dozen Lots Sf.i9
No. cans Fancy Flag Kraut, each. 19c
Dozen Lots s2.i2
No. 2 cans Dairy Maid Hominy,
each ........ ..............l7c
Dozen Lots St.93
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.pl ocK BUILDINGS VACATED
,,., Pile Encroachcs ON Business
" Houses In Douthat.

s.s.isi t9 The world
not.THAT, Jan. 3l.-The CON
.,anty charging chat pile from the
,5r,lrolty mine No. has been
,oodily encroaching on the adjacent
,,sn,ss houses, and n number Of
,ho, have been either submerged,
roved o. vacated. on the west
.Io NJ what used to be called Main
.,oa from the chat pile south to
I@,s,ay. street. an entire block Of
fus,sess buildings was vacated some
- 40.
+, me block on the east side only
,.a General merchandise store OF Ed
r' Washington In which the post
d;,ico ls located and the Morrison
variety and hardware store now re-
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LAY PLANS FOR COMING YEAR
Rctailcrs' Secretary Speaks at Ban.
quct and Installation

Special to The World
CUSHING, Jan. 3i.-W. *. Can't
rell' state secretary OF the Retail
Merchants Association, addressed
the members OF the local association
mere TUESDAY night al their annual
banquet and installation OF officers.
More than seventy business men
or the city were in attendance and
plans Tor the years work we're laid
out and discussed.
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GET sMALLPox THROUGH MAIL
Attack Is Mid hut Precautions VIII
Not he Neglected.

Special to The World.
MIAMI. Jan. 31.-Accordlng to in
formation emanating from Dr. ]. r.
Wharton, county healtk officer
there is smallpox in a family by the
name OF James in this city supposed
to have been carried to them through
the mail
a strict quarantine is being main.
tanned. and every possible precau.
tion IL being taken to prevent the
spread OF the disease. II would seem
that there is no cause for alarm
and the disease is said to he In q
rather mild form.
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main, and they are expecting TO
vacate in the near future and move
to other locations.
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Lily of the Valley Red Pitted Cherries
Brand and Strawberries
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-28

Cady touched the runner who was
originally on third and then tossed
the ball into the center of the dia
mond.
OF course the base belonged to
that runner. He was exempt from
being put u Touching him meant
nothing. The moment that Cady
threw the ball into the infieid, the
two runner on third started for the
plate. as did the unn on second.
A wild throw % the plate permitted
all three runs to score. 1t was a
costly touch.