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New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
The score: /:

Two-base hits--Schang, Hofnann. Three
base htt--Biankenship. Home run---4ooper.
stolen base--A5eusel. Sacrifce--Meusei
Double play--collins, Johnson and Sheely.
Bases on bails--OH Shawkey, 8 off Blank
enship. 2; of schupp. O. Struck ou,.-By
shawkey. 70: by Biankenship. /; by schupp
nirgs. on sehupp. 10 in 4 Ia; of Court
ney. In 2. Wild p.tch--BiAnkenship
Passed baIi-Schaik. Losing pitcher
Tin5e-2:s2.
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iotais. 3? o IL 81 II Totals "a "a IS i
'Batted for Ring in ninth inning.

I...SaEo v o 03 o X-6
Philadelphia. 100 001 On IA
Two base laits--Pnrkinson, Grimes, Rapp,
Heathcote. Home run--(srirnes Sacrtfices
- walker. Krug, Aldridse. Double plays
Lee and Parkinson; Leslie Fletcher and
Leslie Left on bases--Philadelphia, 6
Chicago. .. Basea on balis-OG Alaridea
!. on singleton. 3: off Ring, 2. Struck cut
by Aidridge, s: by Singleton, 2. Hits
On singleton, IL in ia innings; off Rinp
In 2-S. Passed baii--O'Farreu Losing
rstcher--singieton. Umpires--Rigler and
Moran. Time--t:Ss.
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Three Chicago Boamen Maced
BY Hugmen for Twenty Hits
Meusel and Witt Lead Assault With Four Apiece, the
Former Driving Seven Runs Home; Shawkey
Registers 10 Strike Outs While Subdung Visitors
Bv John kieran

Remember that ancient little diy
Manila, "Aint
Funny Few Maker" That the
thousand the Polo Grounds yesterday
complete reversal and
with hits that the Hugmen
Aen dvieto
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Totals. 81 10 27 1e 9 Totals, a.sS27l1
'Batted for Hasty in seventh inning.
rRan for Perkins in ninth inning.

Cleveland :........ 40 012 90 o--e
Fniiadeiphia.. 001 010 0-3
;, Two-b base hits-Gardner ONe1l, Young
home runs-Speaker, Wood Sacrifices
McInnis, Speaker Double plays-Caliowsv
Toung and Hauser; Galloway and Hauser
Lert on eases-Cieveland, 4; Philadelphia
o. Bases on balls-Off Morton /. off
Hasty, i off Ogden, 9. Struck out--Rv
Morton; 3. Hits--Off Hasty, 8 in 7 innings:
on ogden. 2 In 2. Losing pitcher-Hasty'
onpigpes-"alsh, Chill and Nallin. Time
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Southern Association

Memphis, |; Birmingham, 0 (1st).
Memphis, a; Birmingham, 0 (2d).
Chattanooga, s.; Mobile, 0 (1st).
Mobile, z; Chattanooga, 6 (2d).
Little Rock, s; Atlanta, 8.
New Orleans, 8; Nashville, 2.
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TWO base hits-Jacobs. Kilinger Three
base hit-Iacobs. Stolen base--Donelson.
Sacrihces-Zitman. Holt. Left on bases
Jersey City s.; Toronto, 3. Bases on balls
of Hanson, 4; off Baumgartner, A.
Struck out-By Baumgartner. 4; by Han
son, /. Wild pitch--Hanson Umpiras-
Derr and Phyle. Time--l:20.
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Eastern I,eaeire

Waterbury, 8; Bridgeport, 2.
Albany, q; Fitchberg, /.
Springfield, a; New Haven, 2.
Other teams not scheduled.
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FIRST GA MN
Totals. 35 0 IS 27 IL q Totals 88 I 10 81 IL 3
4Batted for Connaly in second inning.
fBatted for Enzmann in ninth inning,

Tbalteu TOT Enzmann IN ninth inning.
Jersey Clty.......... 3 80 900 100-9
Two-b base hits-Hoit. Freitag, Wurm.
Onslow. Home runs--Zitman, Holt. Stolen
base--Jones Sacrifces-zitman, Donelson.
Left on bases-Jersey City, 6; Toronto, H.
.'asss on oaiis--of Connally. 3; off Wurm,
8; OF Enzmann. /. Struck out--By Wurm,
q; by Enzmann T. Hits-On Connally,
In 2 innings; off Enzmann 8 In Z. Hit by
pitcher-By Wurm (Orme). wild pitch-
Enzmann. Losing pitcher-Connally. Um-
pires-Derr and Phyle. Time--2:20.
SECOND CAME
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Two base hits-Rixey. Oeschgar. Three
base base hits-Burns, Caveney. Home runs
NNicholson CD, Boeckel Stolen base-Kopf
Sacrihce-Caveney, Double plays-Holke
tunassistedl; kopf. Ford and Holke;
oeSchger Ford and Holke. Left on bases
@ooiboston - 3; Cincinnati. g. Base on balls
Oh Oeschser, l. Struck out--By Rixey z
Wlid pitch-Oeschger. Umpires-McCor-
mick and Sente!l. Time--1 "a -
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International League
AT SYRACUSE

al SYRACUSE
..o r. H e.
Syracuse ...-~01o col "a 4 1
"a. Batteries-carts. Karpp and Traxessar: :
Stewart and vick. Niebergail @o'1'
AT ROCHESTER,
Rochester 103 500 eox--s -
Baltimore SIS. 900 40 100 0--s =
Batteries--Keenan ana sandbers. rran,
Ogden. Thomas and Stylsa anA-
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Detroit. ............... o10 900 oo-5
Two-base hits-Ruel Harris, O'Rourke.
Home run-Veach. Stolen bases--J Col
ms, oRourke Sacriffces-Leibold (2).
Double play-Pratt and Burns. Left on
bases-Detroit, 5; Boston. G. Bases on
oaiis-On stoner. /; off Russell, g. Struck
out-By Dauss, l; by Oldham, 3; by Ole
son, l.. Hits-on Dauss, 4 in "a innings
or Oldham, 5 in Is; of Stoner, in Ia;
on Olesen, 0 in 2-3; off Russell, 6 in 8
lnone out in ninth); off Pennock. in 1.
Hit by pitcher-By Russell (Cobb). Passed
6all-Woodal. Winning pitcher-Russeli.
Losing pitcher-Stoner Umpires--Connoliy
and Owens. Time-2:15.
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Totals. a5 ~ SO ls Totals. se2s.2so

Newark ........... ooo Soo oSss o--s
Two base hits Barnhardt,. Walker.
Webb. Home run-Walker. SACRIFICES
Sheehan. Baldwin, Dye. Double play
Buffalo, 10; Newark s. Bases on halls-
Of Fisher, 8: off Baldwin, A. struck out
BY Fisher, q by Baldwin. 8. UInntrss--
1850,
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HAGEBALT1 TO-DAY, $3.50 r. IL, POLO
GroundA Tsak ksas vs.. betyeit.-.,Advt
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American Association
Milwaukee, s; Louisville. S.
Toledo, II; Minneapolis, I.
st. Paul, 5; Columbus, 2.
Kansas City, 2; Indianapolis, 0
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Totals. SO II 27 Is 3 Totals . 81 6 "a IL
eBatted for Oldham in seventh inning.
Iran for Clark in eighth inning.
fBatted for Olesen in ninth inning
8Ran for Maninn In ninth inninr
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There's cool satisfacdon
in reading about blazing
hot days to come
Provided your Sunnnr
suits a fe a h e eight
batiste.
Not the "batiste" The
ladies know, but a worsta.
batiste which not only tal-
lors well, but holds its
shape.
"Batiste" really refers 70
the airy weave. Narsd
after it's inventor, one Bap
tlste, a sixteenth century
weaver of Carnbrai, France.
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For the links-knickels
OF imported linen-all cut
on ample lines-the kind
you can still wear attei
they're was h ed - ald
washed-and washed!
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Standings i'm Major Leagues
National League
YESTERDAYS RESIII,Ta

st. Louis, 8; New York, s.
Chicago, g.; Philadelphia. 3.
Cincinnati, 8; Boston. q.
BROOKLYN Pfftahuroh fr.,
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NEWPORT LOCALS

Ara Griggs returned to Mont
pelier Monday after spending a
week with his family here.
Lawrence Mosher, mail, clerk,
incapacitated through illness, and
his route in the East End is taken
by Edward Wells. Willis Ed
wards is delivering in the West
End for Wells.
Mrs. F. ID. Flint entertained
the Monday club on Saturday ev-
ening. Evidently this club is
working overtime to catch u"
Asa Drown is confined to the
house by illness
Miss Ruth Blodgett is visiting
friends in Lennoxville.
Mrs. F. C, Williams is having
her turn with the grippe.
Will Green Of Richford was Il
recent business visitor.
Mrs. J G. Elder of Beebe is
visiting relatives in Keene, n. H.,
Henry Proulx is sick with y
Roy P. Skinner is in Boston on
a brief business trip T..
Perley Folsom has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs i, +.
Folsom returning to Tufts Col
legc Sunday noon.
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LyndOnville

Miss Carolyn Darling has been
home form Lasell Seminary for a
few days mid year vacation
The Village Improvement soci-
ETY. is putting on ladies' minstrel
show, under the direction Of the
proceeds from which will go to-
wards new scenery and other i'm
provements on the stage of Music
Hall. The dates of performance
will be the 18th and 10th of this
month, and there is enough
good talent TO make it great
success. They also plan to have
their usual Washington ball on
the oath of this month.
Services were held Sunday af-
ternoon in the Universalist church
by the Rev. Weston Cate of St
Johnsbuly.
Quite a number Of cases of grip
in town, more or less severe, and
some of them dangerously sugges-
tive of the flu. Mrs. Franklin Bus
kett is recent ,:ctim, Miss Clara
Shirley and Mrs. S. = Wilson arc
sufferers and Myron Eastman i
quite i'll
Miss Grace Pearl was in town
Friday afternoon from her scho y
in Concord, and. with her brother
Glon. drove 10 their home in Shef-
field to sncnd The week end.
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land will give a lecture recital on
popular Music Of the Past and
Present. Mrs. NeWland will be
assisted by Mrs. ID. r. Puffer and
the club chorus. Each member
may bring one guest and the re-
cital vii begin at three O'Clock
sharp owing to length Of program.
Ralph Wilson of Syracuse is a
business visitor in town.
Donald Davis Of Manchester, n.
H., is combining business with
pleasure and is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C C. Davis.
U. A. Harris has returned from
Boston.
Charles Young resumed his
work at the Gilman store. He has
been IN Sherbrooke where he und-
CIV eat a successful operation on
The nose performed by Dr. Darche.
Ms. DIantha Massey Is spending
several weeks with her SCH, geo.
:. Massey III DantlIie, VI.
II Milo o.GOn H. Visiting hol
%, thr. H. t.UtHDul4, Mdas
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FOX-HUNTING y ~NtHdz
OUT-DOOk-SPORT
IN GLOVER

The most profitable bust
ness as we'll as the most en-
joyable outdoor sport in
Glover these days seems to be
fox hunting.
Clarence and Mazinni Phil
lips have been out seven times
within two weeks and have
brought in six Reynards. They
were shot, too, not dug out.
The first two times they hit
the trail, they failed to score,
but they say they found a
black rabbits foot in the
graveyard on a moonlight
light night, and right away
after that they have succeeded
in bringing in a fox on every
trip.
In Mondays snow storm,
they got three, and it was not
expected to be much of a day
for foxes, either.
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Lyndon

Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Thompson
were called TO West Glover Sat
urdav Jan. % to attend the fun
eral of Mrs Thompson's father,
William Stiles. Mr.. Stiles who
was a veteran OF the civil war,
died at his home in Glover, Thurs
day. Jan. rs.
Fred Placey moved his family
Saturday from the tenement in
the Morse block to house he has
recently purchased of Charles
Eastman near Herman Pa"e's.
Mrs. John Page, who is the
president of the Woman's AuXili-
airy. is giving instructions in rug
braiding to the members Of the
auxiliary at thei afternoon meet
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stone We're
at a meeting of Wide Awake
GRANGE last week to assist in the
installation of officers.
w. N. Hubbard is supervising
the clearing away of the debris of
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Price Cutting Makes
Milk Market Slow
(Cotniucd from Page ~


treasures ald in competition with
products from other sections of
the same state. 1t is very obvious
that depressing the price in favor
of certain section is only a tenn
porary gain to the producers Of
that section in New England. A.
consequence milk is selling to-
day below the cost of production.
The New York Dairymen's
League was represented at the
meeting and their pooling plan
discussed. There was much il
terest and favorable sentiment
regarding this plan. 1t is certain
TO be put into operation as soon
as it can be worked out for this
territory. It is the only plan that
can save the situation but it is
going to require much study and
work Under this system all the
milk of New England will be pool
ed and every producer will receive
the same price for his product, dis
lance and quality considered,
whether he sells market milk milk
for manufacture or cream and but
ter. All payments are pooled and
divided. 1t is a big thing and
cannot be accomplished in a short
time but is surely coming. Another
plan known as the cream plan is
being tried ont by some compan-
les. Under this system certain
territories are set off as cream
sections and a premium is paid
the producers for holding back
his milk and selling fat. 1t is Of
course a modification of the same
big pooling nlan. One thing was
impressive. the loyalty and whole
hearted support of the member.
They realize that they have IN
their directors and particularly in
Manager Pattec and his associates
some Of the kecnest minds in the
dairy industry in the entire coun-
tV. National and section repr'-
sentatives from all parts of the
country paid wonderful tribute 10
ihe great work and executive ahi-
litv Of Richard Pattee. He easily
stands at he head of the entire IN
dustry Producers are willino to
leave the solution of their Difficult
ties to their representatives and
are willing to back them IN. Some
$4,000 formers Of New England
have demonstrated their LOYALTY
and sunnort Of an agency that has
ACCOMPLISHED much for their in
terests and is destined to do r'nch
fnr them in the future. the n. F..
NJ p. A.
Those attending the meetino'
from this section also paid a visit
to the Plymouth Creamery Plant
ut 268 State street. They are
having good milk trade "a strong
cream trade and sellino more pro-
ducts than at anytime during the
past wear. Their products come
onto the market in nice shane, ave
in demand and the System in the
best nOSsible shape to 90 forward
and do a good business. The
hard times have been weatherci
IN truly remarkable shane and the
future looks the best since the
farmers purchased the business.
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East HardWick

The C. E. observed c. E day
last Sunday evening in ver5
pleasant way. A number of the
original society here thirev years
ago were present. Two flags were
displayed which were brought t.
this society q wears ago from
Boston, where the National soc
iety met. At that time the Ea3'
Hardwick society was the laregs'
in the state.
There was a large attendanct
at the card party at |. O. O. +
hall Feb. 9. &,
The Friendly PLAYERS appea1
here Feb. II. as the third mum
Der in the lecture course
The Ladies Missionary societ!
meets Feb. 10, with Mrs. Grace
Goodrich.
Several from here ATTENDED
Pomona grange at Greensbor'
Wednesday last.
Mrs. Hunt Of Lebanon, N. Fl.
has been at the home Of be
mother. Mrs. Fay several day
called here by the latter's illness
F.. G. Smith assisted at thC
Hardwick railroad station las
FTdav and Saturday
Guest day was observed nv The
Study club at the home o.. Mrs
Ellen ant0omerv. Feb 18th
The Mission Study class held :
vel~- interesting meeting last Sat
urdav evening. Thore was a LARGO
attendance at the lunch and th'
three classes were well attended
Following the classes q sternpi.
can lecture followed much enjoy
ed by all. "t
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the Institute fire preparatory tC
rebuilding.
Grace Tisdale is working al
Lyndonville.
Mr. and Mrs. +. O. Holloway
have returned from Boston where
he has been for treatment of his
eyes.
Invitations are out for the wed.
ding of Bertha Maud Quimb" an
Warner Cilley Of Lvndonville. The
wedding is to be Feb. IA at W.
H. uimbv's.
Miss Maude Menut of st
Johnsbury and Mrs. John Rickaby
of Boston visited their brothers
VIII and Lewis Menut, Thursday
and Friday.
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BRADFORD

Bradford academy basket ball
team defeated Bath, n. H., hiqh,
at the Armorv Friday evening, by
a score of At to 80. The same
was clean and well played, the
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NEWPORT LOCALS

The Wonan's club has d very
..tsr sung program for Wednes-
III afternoon. Ms. &. H. New
:. - ri ------..------ -.--
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w. C.. e. Flanders. M. D.

234-35 Main street, Burlington, VT.
Cancer Treatment a Specially.
Hours IA p. NJ, Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday and by ap-
D0intment.
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pass work of the visitors beng
the best seen on the local floor this
year.
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Thousands Of new words brought In
by scientific, artistic. Military ana po-
| lt.cal changes aimee 81 other dicaon-
| aries were printed appear clearly do
| fne6 in The New Universities Diction-
! ayy Get it promptly supply Amitud +
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-28
DOUGLAS PERSONALS
 AND NEWS BREFlEI6

Mn. E.hI Har. and her two mrr rr. Hano. nnI Hoh... F..t .. Island r.rU. ou Sunday Nu ue..ns formerly IFcl h.ro nu. .0. .he rr.. couple oI lear. hu. m0do h.. homo I'm s.I..
 A cargo oI ro.a.oo. oame on .H. H.u u Il.s Wo.E W.lf J. ha.mn I'm .nrre.
 Wu M.Corn.cE ha. gone .o .H. .haeo. lo ..c n position m lH. mechanical department
 Nn J. Hannah arrived ou .H. Princes Mary Tuesday and |. n.n0 i'm. . I.H I." FH.r. n. .0. H'm. .. ur Prank OHr.r H..or. ...H.n" .or Teak.o. Wnarr .Hc win .F. "'.. her daughter |..H.. who i. ......n. .hoo. tH.r. ..# WIu..-
 city Nar.l.I Gust GmI'.r had m. u..ormn. II. H... H.. foot rar UUr crushed urI.. true. n few day. Heo
 John N.Wmam. Ier for n. ranch u. shelter HanI .o bring 0o r.r... m. I... o. hi. vegetables.
 IA Inhran has returned from .r..H.eo. .u.r .n.nIu. H. .... four months H... H. H.H...n.. position n. ..e H'.... Juneau m.I
 c. s.Hram I.. oa One sHom. m .nU ... H.u..r .. Hu.n.HUm W.... ..tr H. H.Uau..
 Reed AI.n son o. Row. w. A Nm 70. Iuro.u. Il. u ..uIw. n. Ono nue.. HeH school
 "nnh" H.I former well known um.Ia. Iru. who H.. on..e.. in
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