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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-28
DEMPSEY-W|LLARD
BATTLES URGED
BY LEGION MEN
Former Service War
riors Wish Fight to be
Held Armistice Day.

Los ANGELES. June 2s.-Indi-
vidual members OF the American
Legion in Los Angeles have pro-
missed Jess willard. former heavy
weight champion they will start a
movement designed to force n
meeting between him and Jack
Dempsey. according to a statement
by Gepe Doyle. who In in charge
OF Wizards training camp In the
Hollywood American Legion sta
dium.
"Armistice day is the time tho
American Legion boys want and
Jersey City IL the place. said
Doyle. And they promise they
will fight on WIZARDS side"
willard says he il amused Mt
the silence OF Jack kearns, Demp-
sey's manager. relative to n return
march between DEMPSEY and VIII
lard.
dempsey IL running away from
me" said Willard. should think
he would like to defend the title
nRains; somebody besides "A mid
dleweight. came all the way -
the Pacific coast TO see kearns,
and 10 that I'm here kearns has
gone TO New York"
With the hope something defin-
lite viii come from Tex Richards
meeting with kearns. willard
said, he would keep up the light
training which he began yester-
day.
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Captain Guest Tells
OF Woman in Need

Capt. Richard Quest OF the sal
walton Army says that he comes In
touch with many real heart-break-
fasfnr eases. "a few days ago." he
= said yesterday. "a woman with a
three weeks old baby came TO the
quarters and asked for work.
SHE was pale And. showfd rigns Of
Wephysical weakness. Mrs. Quest
a. asked her to come into the house
and soon learned her story.
"Neighborhood gossip had re-
4 suited In the husband turning her
l4sinto the street with her newborn
child. he claiming nj responsibility
as father. -Four other children.
1stwo boys and WE girls were in
Ethe home. and II was breaking her
mother heart TO give them up. She
said; My first thought was OF
: the salvation people. had heard
: they are always willing to help
some one who really needs IL. and
u need work 80 badly now
- For some weeks this mother and
ssbaby were cared for. az she was
UNIT for work. Follow up work
on this case caused the husband 10
be brought into court Nothing
= could be proven against the wo-
y man. She had becn indiHcreet In
rome things. and the husband ad-
miitsd that he TOO had made his
little mistakes. Every effort war
made TO bring about a reunion,
a This falling. the mother was
A awarded the children, and the
father ordered to pay for their
support,
Captain Guest arranged to get
Their furniture and rented n small
house. An n position WAS
y found for the mother. and during
the day a girl cared for the chill
d dren. This IL n Of the many
cases that come under the care OF
the local army, says Captain
4fsucrt, and shows the urgent need
= for funds TO maintain and carry
on this Humanitarian effort. Only
8yesterday the officer was called 20
Ninvestlgate a similar case In Albu'
&auerque-
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Health Laboratory
At University has
Its Biggest Month

The state health laboratory NJ
the University by examining i,Oa7
specimens reached It's high mark
during the last month. according
20 the bulletin OF the state health
department To June I. the figure
for the year was $500 specimens.
The report showa that la Beraa-
lilo county the diphtheria IL he
inR brought under control. with
only six = reported In the past
week colfax county had four, San
Miguel five. and Santa ~ one.
Bernalilo county also reported
one case OF chicken pox and fivs
OF scarlet fever. The typhoid
fever shows no marked increase In
the state. there being two eases In
colfax county and one In zach OF
Eddy San Miguel ana Torrance
counties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-28
Marconi to Receive
Medal at Engineers
Meeting July S

NEW YORK. June 2S-The
John Fritz medal. one Of the high
est distinctions bestowed by the
engineering profession in THE
country. has been awarded for 1879
q Gugliemo Marconi. for the In
vention OF wireless telegraphy The
medal will be formally p~rerentedsto
Marconi at a big gathering Of enEi-
neers from all parts Of the country
here on July 5.
The board. which named Mr..
Marconi as medallist. was com
posed Of leading American ragi-
neers, including Herbert Hoover.
They represented the American
Society Of civil Engineers. the
American Institute Of Mining and
Metailurglcal Engineers, American
Society OF Mechanical Engineers
and the American Institute OF Elec-
trical Engineers.
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Local state agricultural authori-
ties report that the La sale ranch
at Bernalilio. owned by the -,
Mlchaefe Brothers' school will
have an excellent crop OF fruit and
grapes. according to every present
Indication. The ranch which II
under the direction OF Brother
Baasll includes an area Of 80 acres
and fruit and grapes form the
chief crops raised by tho brothers
The farm IL ably managed and IL
cultivated TO alremarkable degree
Dr.. w. a. Long. natholoKist Of
J.. Reynolds. county agricultural
agent. and a representative OF the
state college recently made an IN
spection Of the place. They found
an ahundant crop Of sweet and
sour cherries pears, and early
apple varieties. The grape Vine
yards were In exeeiient shape and
are expected to have heavy crops
There has been discovered on the
ranch. however. one variety OF
apple trees which have been badly
afflicted with a bark disease. This
was diagnosed by DR.. Ions as q
form % crown Ean. The disease
has. however, not spread 70 other
trees. The afflicted r "a
be cut down az they are no Longer
useful. This foaH will not be great
10 the ranch ~ they we're mereif
used AZ -fin-r tf1ca in the or
chnrd.
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a School Buildings
Moved TO Heights

Four OF the movable annex
buildings. which have been In use
for students at the present high
school. have just been moved to
the University Heights grvand
south Of Stamm Square. Il vas
announced by Superintendent John
Milne OF the city schools last night.
The four buildings will accom-
modate i6O students. These build
lngs together with the present
school building on the Heights fur
nlsh more than sufficient room TO
accommodate the students OF the
Heirhfs district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-28
LATEST SPORT NEWS
HOW TO PLAY BASEBALL
Foolish Throwing Loses Many Ball Games

the bat-man a chance TO reach sec
ond on the THROWN. whereas the
correct play, nine times out OF ten,
il to hold the batsman 10 first.
OF course. n the run going over
the plate h the winning run. tho
fielder ~ forced 10 make the play
at the plate. II " IN merely the
tying run. the fielder should never
throw to the plate, unless II II mp
parent that he has a very good
chance TO cut off the run.
Hacking Up
Another essential Thing for an
o%utfieldcr to do IN back up the
baseman. The left fielder should
always give assistance to the third
baseman. Outlines he a cut
across and be back Of second.
The center fielder must ALWAYS
back up first base. and often rem
basemnn. when either IN making a
play at second.
The right fielder must always
back M rrt base, and often rem.
der assistance around second
Also. the outfieiders should back
each other up.
Tomorrow; iris speaker. Clcvc.
land o~utficlder, discusses an out
ficidcr's work.
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kidnapping Denied
By Alleged Leader
OF Gang of Thieves

CHICAGO. June 2s.-John W.
Worthington. alleged master mind
Of a ring Of bond thieves and mail
robbers. today denied reports
which had been circulated In off
cial circles that he had been Rid
mapped and tortured by alleged
former confederates and forced TO
turn I'VE $4,000 { o them.
Speaking over the telephone
from his hotel room. apparently
with painful efforts In a weak and
husky voice. Worthington said he
had been kent to his bed for eight
weeks. but by a development from
M Illness from which he had
suffered for years.
According to the reports. the
alleged kidnapping was his second
abduction by alleged former con
fcderates In an attempt to eNtort
property from him. WorthinEton.
however. this morning said he had
never been kidnapped OF tortured.
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STAR PITCHING
lets ATHLETICS
OUT OF CELLAR
I Rommell Wins First
, Game and Stems Tide
In Second

CHICAGO. June 2s.-tBy the
Associated Press )-connle Mack'a
Athletics are GU, OF last place to-
day and Boston IN holding down
the cellar berth as n result Of the
Iron man performance OF their
star twirler. Eddie Rommell. In
chalking up two Victories over h
Ned sox. Rommell earned a 4 10
Z decision In the first half OF a
double header and came back In
the seventh inning OF the second
game u stem a Boston rally while
his mates pounded Ferguson and
won, s TO 4. Title walker cracked
out his thirteenth home run OF the
season. tying the total OF his team
mate, Bing Miller.
The rejuyenated White Sox tossed
their hats into the American
league pennant ring by trouncing
Detroit , 90 Z after Ferdie Schupp
had been driven from the mouno
In the first inning and assembly,
toia tie for third place with I'M
fIetrs.
The Yankees were idle hut 81.
Louis lost part OF It's margin at h
top when Cleveland snatchcd vic
tory from the Browns with a six
run rally In the eighth that sent
Wright and Vangilder TO the show
era. The score vas , TO Z.
Dutch Reuther registered his
thirteenth victory OF the season
when Brooklyn disposed OF Boston,
z TO 3. The Giants too a six
inning affair from the Philliea, z
20 4. rain c~ancelsing n double-
header program while the ~.
Louis Cardinals tied Cincinnati In
the ninth and won In the twelfth.
y 10 D.
Pittsburgh checked us down
ward plunge By taking a twtn-bih
from Chicago.
,f.sfack" Miller. the Pacific coast
siugeer with the Cubs, who has
returned to a regular berth In the
outfield. continues TO smash the
ball He pooled three hits In each
game yesterday,
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100 Of the 1919 bession Laws. do hereby
certify a. follows
Tho name % the corporation shall 10
"P, y MccAkNA INC mo htockhoiasrs'
Liability.
The Registered office u The corporation
shall be located ~ Ia south sseoai
street, AlSuquerque, hrrnsiilio Couatf,
New Mexiro. and Raymond }. MeCsnns
10 designated a. the statutory agent
therein aud In charge thereof and upon
whom process asains, the corporation may
be served.
The ebIscts for which the corporation
Ia pstsbiished are a. folloWs.
To transact . general rial estate agency
and brokerage business, Including the
management 81 sstntssi 10 act - agent.
broker. or attorney 10 fgei fes any per.
sons or corporations In buying. selling
sod ss.lia. Ia real property snd snS and
choices In aetiun seearrd thereby. iudg.
nshts rcHultinE therefrom. and other per.
sunnl property collateral thereto, Ia max.
ms or obtaining loans npon such property,
IN supervising. managing and protecting
such property aud loans aud ali Interests
IN aud rtaims affecting the same In o.
feeting Insurance against fire and all
othef risks thereon, ahd In managing and
conducting any legal ~netions. proceedings
and business relating 10 any 81 The put.
pases herein mentioned or referred TO
20 register mortgages aud deeds Of trust
Of real property or chattels real and all
other securities collateral thereto, 20 In.
Sestigaie and report upon the credit and
financial aoltsacy ana sufficiency Of Dor.
row ers and auretisN upon such securities I.
tc purchass and held real property and
any and ever estate and Interest therein.
ana ehoaen In artion secured thereby.
Judgments reauitiar thefefrom. and other
improve. mauaEe operate. sell, mortgage,
lease a otherwise dispose Of any prop
erty 30 acquired 70 loan upon such
property. snd 10 take MORTGAGE snd a..
slrnments Of mortgages Of the same aud
TO transact al or any other business
which may BE- necessary or incidental or
proper 70 the exercise % any or all % the
Aforesaid purposes Of the corporation.
To msihtaln an sgeney for the writing
and selling Of ~polieies 81 Insurance issued
by regularly Incorporated Insurance com.
panies. domestic and foreign. for the In.
surAnce o. human beings ~sgainst death.
sickness or personal injury, or property
against loss or damage from fire, water.
wind. burglars or other causes. liability
Insurance aud fidelity and surety bonds
and carrying on such other business a.
p~estains therein.
tho powers specifically enumerated. have
sud possess all rirhts. powers and priv
iltges given 10 corporations by common
Law 10 sue aud be- sued but " h IN.
prcsaly declared that all other lawful
powers not Inconsistent herewith are
hereby Included 10
shall ls TWENTY fivs THoUsAND
DOLLARS q .OOOl whteh shall be
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ny BIiI.Y a
American League Umpire and
sporting Editor of NfA Ss.ryftc

Altttttun hauLut tutlttt .uu
sporting Editor OF NEA ss'-visc
Hughey Jennings, famous major
league manager, once made the
statement TO me that more bali
games were lost through inaccu-
rate and improper throwing than
on missed ny balls. I thought u
a rather strong statement. Close
observation since has satisfied me
OF its truth.
For instance, we win say that
with n runner on first the bats
man hits safely to the outfield. II
IL almost n certainty the player on
first will easily make third on thu
hit. To make n foolish throw To
third on such a play " very bad
baseball. BY 80 doing Il offers
the opportunity for the Eastman to
reach second and thereby be in a
position to score on "A hit. The
thing TO do II To get the bali back
to second base as quickly u pos
sible. This will hold the hatsinan
on first.
When n runner Is on second, and
the batsman hits safely to the
outfield, II usually II equally fool
ish to make a throw TO the plate.
II offers the same possibility nj
the foolish throw to third. giving
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Raymond ,. McCanna has been dssig.
mated a. The statutory agent In ths fsE-
lstered offiee 81 the corporauoa. A. sFeci.
fled la the Articles o. Incorporation. IN
charge % The registered office and p
whom process aeainst the corporation may
In wisaes. whereof We. The said In.
eorporatora, have herennto set our hands
and seals on this 2oth day Of April. 1879.
NELLIE MsCAHNA tnkALl,
JOsEPH n. MccANNA tsEALi.
RAYMOND , MscANNA tsEALl. 4
STATE OF NEw hExicO)
COUNTY on BERsALrLLoc
On this 26th day Of April. 1922. be-
fore me personally appeared Nellie Ne.
Gamma. Joseph " McCanna and Raymond
} Netanna 10 me knoun 70 be the per.
sous desrribed N and who executed the
foregoing instsument and Acknowledged
that they executed Tie sane a. their tree
IL witness whereof ! have h.r-ants %,
my hand and seal the day and year isst
w AUGUSTINE J. GIRARD.
tsEAL) Notary Pebble,
Ny commission esplres May ~. is22.
ENDORSED
No 1895
Cor. Reed. Vol 7. Pare iai.
Certificate Of Non liability Of stock
holders %
y. v AcCANNA INC.
(No stockhoiders' Liability
FILED In Office Of
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
" New MEXICO
May 20, 1929. , pm,
A H. MOkkfHON.
CLERK
Compared
iCk 90 40.
lNDExED
Compared
~ to n. n
STATE 90 NEw MExIcO)
lss
COUNTY oP BERNALILLoi /,
This Instrument was filed for record
on the lst day u Jane. ie22. At Z o'sloskl
y. n. Recorded IN Vol "sE' Mis- -
Records Of said County, folio 27t.
FIRED CROLLOTT,
tsEAt.) clerk and Reeordet,
ny \. CNOLLOTT. '
Deputy Clefk.
ipns "a 20
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shall ssi.i shall be my 800 years.
IS VII.
The names Of the members Of the
nosfd % Directors for the first three
months after Incorporation arc as foi'
iowsf
Nellie Mecanns. SIT North aih, Aibu'
querque, New Mexicoi
Joseph ". MeCanua. 100 South ltth'
Albuquerque, New Mexico;
Raymond J. McCannA, 5i7 North tth,
Albuquerque. New Mexico.
In witnera whereof We have hereunio
act our hands and seals this aeth day
of April, fo22.
kEi.fIE MecANNA (sEAL).
JOSEPH n. MecANNA tsEALl.
RAYMOND =. McCANNA tsEALD.
STATE or NEW MExicol
COUNTY or BERNALILLoj
On this 2eth day Of April, 1922, be
ters me psrseaally appeared NELLIE We,
GAMMA. JOSEPH X MrCANNA add
RAYMOND ,. NecANsA, 70 me snosh
10 be the persons described In AID whe
erecnted the foregoing Instrument and
acknowledge that they executed the sams
a. their free act and deed.
In witness whsreof l have hereunta
set my hand and seal the day and veal
last above wIl'1a J. oIRARD.
tsEAL) Notary Public
Ay commission expires May 20. ie22
ENDORSED
No. 1884
Cor. Reed. Vol 7 Page 1fi.
Certificate of Incorporation Of
p y McCANNA INC.
tNo Stnckhoidurs' Liability
Filed In Office Of
/ STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
81 New Mexico
NAV 20. l02a-a d. m.
Clerk
Compared;
len TO 40.
CERTIPIcATE OF COMPARISON
No. 1880
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF NEW MEXICO
UNITED STATES OF AMERICAN
STATE or NEW MEXICO
u Ia hereby certified that the annezed
II a fun. true and complete transcript ol
the Certificate 81 atoekhoiiers' Non Liza
hillty Of p. y MeCANNA tNC. tNo stock
holders' Liability } with the endorsement
thereon. A. same appears on file and ai
record In the office OF the State Cor
poration Commission
In testimony whereof the State Cor
roration Commission of the State Of E.~
mthifo mas tahNeh thlh tfftltltnie 70 DC
signed by H. Chairman and the seal al
said Commission to be- affixed al tho Cit
u SAINTS w on this 26th day " May
A. ID. 1879.
b. MoNToYA.
tsEAlJ Chairman
Attesti
A l. MORRISON.
CLERK.
CERTIFICATE OP STOCKHOLDERS
NOn LIABILITY or
4 . MecANNA INC
ftNo Stockhalders' Liability
This q 10 certify that the nHd-F
signed. being all ~ the or'glnal ,n~or
p~oraiors Who have .i-nei he crriinsat,
~ Incorporation Of the sbuse nnmes
corporation therrhy a-sociating them
selves together under the rrosisians 81
Chapter TwsHty-thrse II the 1913 New
Mesieo Codihcation. a. smendrd ~ 80
ton Two. Chapter ii3 Of tae 1917 Ses
sior Laws Of New Mesics. for rHd 81
behalf of themselves and 81 other atoek
hoidefs who may besoine a~ssotiat . viii
them IN said eerpprrticn 10 hereby de.
clare that there shall be no starthaldsrs
liability on account Of any stock issned
by said corporation and that AL stort
holders 81 said corporation shall b. ~
empt from al liability on account o. an,
stock issued or held by them. except foi
sneh capital stock certified to have beer
paid IN property or In cash Al the tim,
of the commencement Of business.
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Ideal

For Love Of the Service" 4 n
Mounted police story. In which a
man with the shadow Of conviction
hanging over him joins the famous
cDEEtahulary force Of Canada.
George Cheseboro has the leading
role In the picture
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%AMEnICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
IHcAcuE

New York Z. Philadelphia /.
(six innings. second game post
poned.b
Brooklyn Z: Boston 3.
Pittsburgh CD: Chicago i-C.
81. l.ouis " Cincinnati 3.
(Twelve lnnings)
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I.yric

The Primitive Lover IL a pic-
ture starring Constance Talmadge,
which brings out the value and
trust which a be placed In con-
vention as opposed 10 disregard OF
u. The story IL a conflict be-
tween a prossic business man aud
a conceited genius for a girl.
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I,pstime

Chasing the Moon" with Tom
Mix Il the leading attraction today.
its "A high speed romance. Larry
Semon. In his funniest comedy,
"A Pair Of Kings shares the bill
with IL.
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'"A F
NOTICE OF SUIT
No. isa0s
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
County ~ befunlillo,
In the District Court.
Henry s,'neme,'s' plaintiff
Martha siinemetts. defer dant.
70 the Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby notified hat a suit has
been filed against you In the said Court
md County by the above named plain
III. In which the aaid plaintiff prays for
m absolute decree Of divorce on the
grounds Of abandonment And you are
further Notified that unleas you enter
~ cause 90 be entered your appearance
IN said cause on or before the tith day
" August A. D 1922. Judgment viii be
rendered In said cause against you by
asfanis and the relief prayed for win
be granted.
The name Of the plaintiffs attorney
Is John Lehner, vhoss losioffiee Ad
PRED cRoLLoTT.
tREAL1 clerk.
Deputy
Juns 20 July 5-i2-ie.
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON
No. 1896
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
nlAAE &OhIOhA AOA AntAtf
Of NEW MEXICO
UNITED STATES OF AMEnicA)
STATE or NEW MEXICO
II Is hereby certified that the annexed
IL q full. true and eomplste transcript Of
the Certificate Of Incorporation Of
y. y MccANNA INC tNo Stockholders
Liaeility), with the endorsements thereon,
a. same appears on file and Of record
Ia The office u the state Corporation
Commission
In s..timany whereof, the State Cor.
peratien Commission of the State 0f New
Mexico has caused this certificate 10 be
signed By it, Chairman aud the SEES Of
said Commission Ia be affixed at the
Cty 81 santa W on thia 26th day o.
o. MOSToYA.
lsEAI.l Chairman
Attest
A. l. MORRISON,
Clerk.
ARTICLES oP INCORPORATION
or y. y. MeCASNA, INC.
fSo s,oekheidsrs' Liability
We. the undsrsigned, In order 10 form
. corporation for the purposes heFeinAf'
ter stated. under aud purnuant TO the
provisions Of the twenty third chapter OF
lhe Second session Law Of the state OF
New Mesiea, ~ amended by Chapter iis
Of the 1917 session Lsss aud Chapter
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE or SUIT
No. isao3
STATE OF NEW MEXICO,
County Of BernAllilo.
10 the District Court.
Lulu Greenwood, plaintiff
vs..
Nathan Greenwood, defendant,
To the Above Named Defendants;
You are hereby notified that a suit
has been flied against you In the said
court and county by the above named
plalntiff, In which the said plaintiff prays
for absolute divorce on the grounds Of
dsaertion and abandonment And you
sre further notified that unless you en-.
ter or cause 10 be entered your appear.
ance In said cause on or before the ath
day % August. A. ID. ip22, judgment
viii be rendered In said cause against
you BY default and the relief prayed for
will be granted
The name Of the plaintiffs attorney
10 Dennis chases, whose post office nd
treas 10 Albuquerque, N. N.
FRED cRoLLorT.
(sEAL) Cierk.
ny HARRY , LEE,
Deputy.
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WANT 40 TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained adj
writers. II you so desire, they
will gladly assist you in word
ing your adj.
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Tulsa s 81. Joseph ..
Wichita \. oklahoma city ].
Omaha \; Sioux city T.
Denver 6. Des Moines 2.
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Philadelphia 4-G; Boston "a.
Cleveland =; st. Louis I.
Chicago " Detroit 3.
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National League

National League
First game; II. II. T..
Philadelphia col no 3il--s ~ l
New York 900 500 OOO-5 ~ 3
batteries; Meadowp. Winters
and Henline. Peters; J. Barnes.
causey, Jonnard and Smith. sny-
der.
Second game: n. n. r..
Philadelphia 900 900
New York ..O2O O2OO
Batteries: Singleton. Winters
and Peters. Ryan and snyder.
InningH-
Pittsburgh 200 OO34
Chicago ...OOl COL
Batteries. Hamilton and Oooch;
AldredEe. Osborne. Jones and
O'Farreli.
Innings y. ~. r.
Brooklyn 900 100 ol0--4 !
Boston 900 0OO O4l-b 10 1
Batteries: Vance. Mammaux
and Deberry: McQulilan, Watson
and O'Neill
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Today's Results


Boston ......0i0 col 900 0
Philadelphia geo i01 600 0
karr and Ruel; Hasty. Harrison
and Perkins.
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