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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11

MusKEcON. Mich. May liz.
over the urofpfis OF mothers IN
the city. afuakoaon has ldonfod 10
viii ~ the voters daylight NatinH
time for the rprlna and summer
months.
Tho mothers fought the prnpnnni
10 aai %. clocka ahead one Hour
IN che Erouud ~ would diHrupt
foedinr schedules for their IN
fnn,e and therefore fndnnr0r the
health 81 The youngsters.
Turing the cnmphifu that pre-
ccded the special cierfiuu ~ which
tho l4sue was decided the mothers
fouaiit countless word bnftieH
rnainri lt TfH maIrriff u ruofa
however turned q dta1 cnf 20 fhnlr
rutfcnfies Thu riulhFrR ramrainH
iunnn ~ Save The babies ~ vol
Ink down dayliEhi ,lute irii on
empty cara ihn rfopuaat ~ fnauFo
time CARRYING W an offfwhflm.
ms majority,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
Model of Patented
Auto Rim Sent TO
Denver by inventor

Henry Suncmofts. the Inventor
OF now auto tire rim. today sent a
model 81 his invention 20 Denver
whore b. b. to he Inspected BY = re
preventative Of She English ryndt-
cate which Dr. negotiating fB tho
purchase a. HIS patent rights.
The model was made by a ctn-
cinnAti FIRM and since ltr arrival
here has been on exhibition az
The Acme NiiicRnizinG Works, az
North Third street Tho rim ~
equipped with luEs and SAFETY
locks. thus enabling an auto tire
rs be changed IN 10 seconds- Mr.
stiuema,ts says I've viii guarantee
90 uhauGc a TIRE with the ueW pat
nnf in seconds
The iusn enables the rim 10 IA
firmly 20 the wbeel and prevents
.iipplnp aH ~ the caac with ordi-
nary auto rhine Mr.. H~lineenettF
has PATENTS on the rim IN seven
other eountrier besides the Unit
ed states
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11

iEf B,say, aiIs ssnsfnst.oa susfsa.
tsed Phone aais.R-A
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
Firhter Dying
From Fracture az
Skull During Bout

SAN FftANClSco. NAV H.
Robert Turncy. ef-scar-oid hoser
was repnricd early to-day dying az
o. hospital from n basic fracture
~ tho akul suffered IN the fourth
round 81 n hout with Wliilam HEX p
s-an. hlilcd a. "Ai Ncrov- rct0re
tho Association club here last
night
Tufner wnr hndlY battered In tho
firrf thron rounds ~ tho fight and
was noorri three Times fie mnde
no compiulni ma seconds rpid. hut
rnre 81 tive sound ~ the rnnr fnf
tho fourth and final round a
'tinrinf right urlsar-cnt sent him
~ the canvss ITO dld not rlkt
Ne wpa counted OUT and carriec.
from the ring
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS

FRosTpRooF cAnHAuE Aiso tomato
strrng. hardy plants that viii please
vnn LEADING varieties Prompt shinmtni
raii faant aud satisfaction eurraurrrd
tou sne 500 sfti 500 eftfs 1000.
IN 90 5ana. " So. reuptr 100 soc
I 600 - uo Nn nastphid. Past TcNna
Plant CO ronta. Tcrsf
rsfui toiak fnissirr ~
sssstcr uhaforrsphsrf tvie. dailv s~r
vice r~uaefrher. ssfirfacficu rnaran
ssed ar-d rru- fnlshinx 20 . rrilshla
sfahlish-a Nrrn Uanna Unnns
Master psatoenpkers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11

FoR sAIr-Threa ieis % rasi silver
ons or AZ fine location. rhone ip8sw
IN n~crriaEa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
LEGAL NOTICES

BIDS fOR pFNiTrNTIAnY ACPriIfs
heqaests cot bids for auppllot for the
New hr1ie4 niats f~enitentlarg for III
ip12. az nov called for. Printed Lei
- supplies. together With proposal hianks
wu ~ furnished uran request Bids
must he In he hupe~f lntradaut's OfHce ~
hanla ia Nau Maicn. - $50 A \
Tnraday Nav a1rd lua2
NEW HExfCo STATE pENIrENTIARY.
Mar q . 10 A ~ A. "a 10 40 a..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE
Notice j. hereby gtscn that LomuaH
Brother gp1 ; first Street have fuid
their Gl4csfr store ana soft Drink
stand 20 Mlliiam A. fappas. who vii
be- responsible for ~ bills contrastud
LoMMoRI RRorHERs
Nay 40 a ~ "a "a.
CERTIFICATE on FfLIN0
30 l..b
STATE Of INV MEXICO
STATE CORPORATION CuNAlaHiON
UNITED sfhrfs or RlEaicAj
STATE OF sEw MEXICO
It b hereby certified that there was
flied fur reeurd iu fhe office % The stats
1opursiion ~tomnission - tte state -
New 1eNrn on the 2ath dny % April
a. ~ lu4- Hf MA O'Clock a M hf
rHf CORPORATION ORCANiEArIoN
AND AhHANhAkNF CpNfkNh o rot
p%craiiuH atEani1sd ID the laws Of
heH hericr = daiy executed cnnscns u
writing that aid curpcraticn o. dlsHoigci
and tbs l1umission bc.ne s~stisfiea tnsf
Nov Meriro sihiuies Annotated Codinra
ton 1915 ~reiafiaE Do the %voiantarg dis
toluiieh OF ,ufpeiaiianH have been aNia
With th-f tunmisslun of On afbaaNNt
that this certificate has been Published as
required b. lav H. said corporation sntn
be- dissolved
The principal office 81 The sald cor
r~nratiun in this state d a. Albuquerque.
and 10 naIus o. thr agrut 10 charge
thereof and utsin whom services may b.
made n Tfus n ID Madison.
fu testimony whereof the STATE Cor
p~orftien Communication Of the state 81 New
Merifa has fgufeA tht4 certificate Co be
sigred hY To- Chairman sud thc seal u
said Commission. 90 b. affixed 81 the
CITY 81 Santa W Cd Ibis goth day 81
n aONToYA
SHALL C~hnifmsn
Attest
A v MORRISON.
CLERK.
Ma Al
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FORSALE

o., b0O-5 room. modern, suitable Tor two
Families. corner lot. Highlands: close In
e.. 00O-a RON frame, giaaaed.in porch
city water. completely furnished; cor
ner lot, Highlands, close In
o.. 50O-T.room dwelling on corner lot.
looxit2 feet fine location In High
lands. close In
-. 7OO-5.roum white stucco adobe bur
salow modern. garage and other out.
baiidinra; n. ist ST.. terms. u
desired.
A. FLEISCHER. Realtor
Loans. Fire Insurance, Automobile In
surnnoe sue III other liaes % insurance
Surety honda
Phone s74 III South Fourth 81.
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r mi

sMaLL YARN WANrED-lf you aavc
sood low priced faum for sale or
eNehtnfe write me- NJ 0nce with full de
stfipttoa lowest price, etc. john ID.
nakuF, De Queen, Arb
FOR AAI.K-A small ranch. three
fourtts mile wcst 81 bridge, modern
house A J jane. Phone stii.J.a
FoR sALE-Foar Acrss, tse miles rom
postoffiee. on matn ditch double house.
sarge, mills houae. good ehieken haascs
chirtena turkeys alsa furniture and
tools Terms. Phoae efls-i-A
list YOUR PROPERTY NTH ron
fkfSsTrRNEH 90, III souih Fourth
street They have handled farm ard
ranch propcflien for years They guar
anisr q square deal 90 hoth buyer and
Gao AckEs, 80 pes scrsi mostly level
.. a tteor; hne soil chnies Improve
monis; on cenent paremsnf H,ar Garden
CITY Htth fine schools and iuaior col
lese One haif cash, halanes easy
terms 10 Alsa leoo acFes pasture
md uhsat had el2 so per srr-. ~ 100
acre tracts $500 down haianss crop
rofment uian o. easr terms. 0ns. W
Fiunus Garden city. Kansas.
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B OF THANKS
LOST

|an todai, between Coyote
u 1850 south Edith. Re
tst7 n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11

FxrERT eFAusTREss
Plain nputnE. underwear. r1nrhnm
dresses. ain ahiftt a specially. Gail slew
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
MONEY TO LOAN

CONFIDENTIAL Leans. on 3eeslry, dla
snonds uetehes. Liberty hondf pis.
aos, automobiles Lowest Feirs nashr
stale
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11

Airedale pulfpy n
m TO lee North Eiehth 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
ROOMS WITH BOARD
FOR RENT-Houses

FOR RENr-Nio doua siairs room with
Earage. i2G South walter.
foR RENT several modem furnished
eotiAges rent sas. sac aud 9aOi on
ear liA4. laquire ~ l2is soaik kaith
ron RENT-Fouf- room e,s.Ssa win
beth. Gas and nshfs. I'll phohs
t111-J.
Will SHARP modern home nshss snd
fuel ffee. IN exchange for Ifht hsuae
work 1se South broadway.
FoH RBNT- E~eglnnins lpns q Tor thrse
months furnished hanEaiow. s rooas.
aud doubls porch bed rooa Nrpy
f%s.irninea iis n Fourteenth "a. Phono
1851.
FOR RENT.-F.sea recon bungalow. IA
eigssd sleeping porch moeen val
bi.eis ffam pasiofnes. Al $50 W.. lead
iaaalrs 7es West silver.
ron REkr-sseeiy furnished eanrsiss
fnon. kitehenstis. too s~iosrlae pefelss
hut and cola mining satsI ele~'lit
fnss seq p~ -eH'A' FAgr- nt
foR kkNT-ons u most modern h5mss
~ etai eluae ~ extra good iorafioh
hsaatliuhy fnTnishedt hot water heat;
ssss perch. plsas sn1 fal.ss s'I ius 's.
III fu%rfttnre. New hanraioW. luealoa 90
fAat Cenlfei Owner suing rnat. VIII
ltsss 20 a.aiFahis partlen, hFplr ste
HVEA0oh hoaae; yell iurals1sds siass
, pr taftlrdaE $40 Norih fourtt
FoR HHsT-Slee 2.foola eaiisrc' rsri,,
hfnikhcal no sifh 1900 NaTth Firth
noH n~ENr--five WON fNfpkhoa house
$40 iies East silver, rhons lbos.W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
MONEY MAKER
FOR sALE-MiscsllanoOus


iHr Dssay, aiiE ssnsfsst.oh Fusnsa.
tssd Phone a4ls.R.s.
FOR sALh-A piano that will sssisfy Ihs
niasisias- See 10 aad hear ~
cOVkkED BODY Tor FORD. T1Se Tor
irundr, and cisaning business. Maks
IN offer. Phone e5s.
foK sALE-Baby's coiispaihlc sulky. a..
fhone ii1O or eai is2t West tes,rai
ron sALE-OId Tmsty incubator;
holds gao eExs; and brooder. o23 y.
tvk SAl.E-wood dry soods boxes sni
r9ehlnf vaaesi mostly large. kshn's
store. 100 North First
nf9wmrERs-An mskea. sis snd
~. $500 per month. Albuquerque
~rys'swritsr EsehAaee, i2s South Fourth
PIANOS AND PLAYER PikNOB-Pf--
var sAluea. Phone % uea. y.
Learnard riano %. ga 50. Wsl,sr ~.
pasne loo.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-One frst--lass
steam merrl-go round cheap Tor cash
Tbs mcf3 70, raand made the tssiss
arunud Albuquerque Tor two years at a
wits J. vi harhuld, Aountainhir ". NJ.
fOk sALH-EHcsptionai barrains In
usst tries stra SOD Bg3sA. Also
several spuuiahis allehuy gsed. friess
very reasonable hointesh Auto Co..
"a " fnnner Ave
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DREssMAKING

PLATING AcuoRDIAN side and bon
stlr aHd rufffa 81 al liuda. y Craus
att AeFth Nr~enth street rtsne stt
DRkssMAklNa IND MILLINERY
Hats uade and trimmed 20 order Wurk
ard stfle fuaranter1. pfieen reasonable
iea Wei Led ftpne e0ot.M
ENhAofnnkf oFrsndls snd tnh fiau
srf deklFn1 for ttencIllue. china unlHt
iar WestAte AIT Hiudia. Hoom . Ne.
ilui hiag phnae ITO
FASHIONABLE DHEssMAEISU ~ror-
dresses and 6nligi nfst class. Call
1901. biA Easi tsnffai.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
LIVE sTOoH

FoR sAIE-rwe Al Jersey COWS
f5saR.
RARHiTs pom sA7E-nass sra doe.
north Fhurfh efrnaf
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FoR cALE-Houses

rUk sALE-ruminhcd fss.room mod.
en henss sleeping porch and screened
front r1rUh alto pur four year old DER
ieY COW FiFiug 80 Us. milk daily aaro
81 Aeass an ~ A. q bargain. An leaving
TOYS SEQ pwner ~ gu North Twenth.
Phone $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
FoR SALE Furniture

fuR aALt-slshoi range heating sinsc.
s~anliaiy coaeh, small tz1lf . few ehaira
raans iss7-N.
YoH aALk-Cllri's Jewel ras range
With hsr burners dnuhio oven and
hTaiifr, only uscd sfE months cot go
viii seu fsr so. sUT n Third. room A.
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FOR sALE-Automoblcs

SAVE MONEY 90 used part, aud aces
sOrics, batteries and tifcs. Parts tor
heo four, Chevrolet t9O aud p. u
htudebAkcr. ChAi,aeul Maxwell. ever
inoasi Overland. buick four and sir,
WHY'S kuiEht. every model, Overland ..
Hupmehile X ard n Meins0sh Auto Co,
an West Copper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
MIST sAcRIFfcE

7.passenssr studebaker ia good mschsu.
zeal condition, five good urcs. rev bet.
tsry, upholstery iike neS. Can be sesn
u the
HIGHLAND TIRE & RUBBER
WORKS
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Tk E1fF TYFFWhfTKFEM TiT1s.
10th ra- 49, eefHst hand hauahl
49, rvn~wrlfef rsehsnse fkcns vo1.J.
iaa s=sss rsnrfh &c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11

GOOD OFFICE sAFE FOR SALE.
hANGtlN; Oh tASr TURNS.
as SOUTH SECOND PHONE S5a.w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
NERVOUS PROSTRATION IS
MENACE TO AMERICANS
Strenuous Mode of Living Making
this Disease Common

This NAV we'll be called
the nervous age. Every
where YOU find people SUI
terlng from some form of
nervous exhaustion. Hos
pitfalls and sanitariumS are
Overlooking with men and
women seeking to win back
health of body and mind.
1t you are a victim OF the
strenuous life, if you can
sleep, if you are on the
verge of a nervous break
down, read here what Mr..
P. d. Shade, Schuyler,
Pa, says:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08

81 wclvc wears ago this
spring, | had a very severe
attact of nerve trouble,
and although | was treated
by three different doctors,
| got very little relief until
| tried DR.. A. ". Chasc's
Tonic Pills. After using
these pills a few weeks |
could feel a big change in
my condition, SO continued
this treatment for three
months. | don't think |
ever felt better in my life
than | did after using DR..
A. w. ChaSe's Tonic Pills,
and whenever | feel my
nerves are getting run
down, | use some of these
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
RUsHNAN PITCHES NACK5 To A
2-0 VICTORY OVER AMSTERDAM

to-day. defeating the VI 'Und Ct;y A1i'
o.. "a :, h,Lrd fought game. F"uT errors
/! NnIHjSvi.lc aided III" locals greatly
The feature Or the gam" w"r" :"Lr
bona runs which wcr" rcC,St'rcd Zach
,N" getting Two. M"undsNt.!" mld" -
tWo circuit hits IN the first and fourth
'U1.HSs Hammond went n To pitch Tor
the locals N Tho fourth after the N!SI-
t'-S had gotten IN" locals IN = bad way.
ard pitched superb bali n" -'m;unGcr
x 'h~ game In he seventh INNING.
after ore rum h.sd hc,H scored AMI i In,.H
w.ts or second ne smashed tho .ongcs'
III cv"- sr'n n = local sr"'tu!~ i;,'.|
Cor - circuit. a"l Winning rs ""H
game
- or, l.v !ra.ass. T. u L
Mounts, 10 1885,. -, 2"u "oo- {. /
p....ayu., ....... nul 90 IpA--" 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08

pills. | don't think there
is any other nerve medicine
that will do what DR.. \. W.
Chase S Tonic Pills will
You can buy DR.. 4, ".
ChaScS remedies at all
drug stores. To be sure of
getting the genuine, sec
that portrait and signature
of A. w. Chase, NJ. D.,
are on each box. This
trade mark is your pro-
lection against limitations
and substitutes. -Advcr-
tlSement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
GAME IS PROTESTED

SteAoonyille. .. May =, Special, y
Steubeuyi.le Won oNvr "c;isour; as;s.7
this afternoon uy handing them u -
defeat We,tsburG protested tho game
in tho ninth inning when ~ bal VA
Knocked into crowd. TIL" Brooke
countians con;cndHd bali hit tnto 4
crowd was good for only ono bs.Sn for a
man on tho paths. y Stub6cr was or
second when IN" hit Vas mad" The
neld umpire declared the runner could
score and tho plato umpire rutch H."
could not SteubenSilin mad" 'wo rGha
In the inning. and Won tho game.
1t Is understood W"llshurs will also
protest tho Garne on the grounds that
the Steubenvtllo slab ARTIST us~t "A spit
bali" which Is prohibited h. Ia" l"1"U"
Score by innings: l.. IT,. l..
weIlsburg $500. 900 o02 o"i-5 : I
Steubenvirfe $500. eco lot co. > II /
Battsries--Brown and Fsrrcn. camp.
bell, Bradley and johnson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08

1T any COT. Th"n The intercstrEG~~1a'
start
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
Yesterdays scores

Wheeling :: Amsterdam
Tollansbee -, Hri..'a"i
Martins Tcrry :. W"T'"? =
Dulorya.c =. M"un0oN.."
StcuScr.!.lc .. W",.S. "'ii J
prNtcEfpl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
POUR HOME RUNS

DfiinnyaIe. o. Nay tt Sp','tal j.
DnUWalesvvnAoyerc 3fouRdsE4re .ts;atn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
RRHAr GAME MARKED THE SEASON
oPENEa AT TUNNEL GREEN
! AMoUNDSVnLE LOST
gBpAr sTEURENvIJLE-w
8UE9 qAME-SCoRE 6-5-WE1h-
TON TRIMS FERRIANS

POUR home RUNS IN pLLoEVALE'
NoUNDSvubE dAME-BR1hb1ANA
LOST TO T9LLANSBEE
Evening star., 1922-07-08
GS Seek Revenge 7lu Bill Today american Wins British
CHAREST AND YENCKEN
IN TENNIS FINAL. TODAY

Clarence Charest of Dun,barton
Club will strive to retain his title
Of tennis champion of the District
Of Columbia this afternoon in a match
with Arthur Yencken. member of the
Columbia Country Club team Of the
Washington Tennis Association These
racketers will clash on the Dunbar
ton courts at o'clock in the singles
final Of the annual city tournament
Charest will enter the match ia
vored to win. The one-armed Baiti-
morean performed brilliantly in cap
turing the laurels last year and has
been playing a consistent brand of
tennis all this year. Yencken, how
ever. should give the present title
holder considerable opposition. The
Columbia netman was strong enough
to earn the District championship In
1920 and his game certainly has not
weakened since.
Championships in two tourney
classes were decided yesterday. Alice
pitney and Yencken. after disposing
ton in semi final. vanquished Mary
will Wakeford and Col. Walt john
son, l0-S. 3-6. 6-3, for the mixed
doubles title.
Miss Wakeford and Louise Kelley
earned the women's doubles laurels
fred Ellis and Helen Sinclair. The de-
feated pair had scored over Sarah
and Jennie Doolittle in a semi-finaI
earlier in the day.
Several matches were played in the
terday's results follows: ..,,..'.-
Women: doubles, semi-6nal-Mrs. Ellis and
MISS sinclair defeated, the Misses Doolittle,
G-4. 81. FinaI-Miss Wakeford and Mis-.
Kelley defeated Mrs. Ellis and Miss Sinclair,
v:ad'.el M,sed doub!e.: s.mi-hnal-Miss Pitney and
60. e. Final-Miss Pi,ney and Yencken
deteated Miss "akeford and Col. johnson,
Mems doubles. third round-Purintcp and
Lneoln defeated Fowler and Edwards, Ga.
60; Hixon and Knapp defeated Mayfeld and
Ladd. 6-. 64.' Fourth round-Doyle and
baninger defeated Cox and Elliott, oS, 6l.
ToDAY'S SCHEDULE.
Mems singles. finals, Charest vs.. Yencken
Mems doubles-3:30. Purinton and Lincoln
~ Harding and Easiey: 4:3O Charest and
Yencken vs. Hixon and Knapp.
Evening star., 1922-07-08
LONG GAME TO GIANTS;
YANKEES NEAR BROWNS

The Giants were holding their own
against western rivals today. but
only after the longest and most SEN
sational battle in either league this
selson-their 9-S victory over Pitts
burgh yesterday in eighteen Cruel
ing innings.
George kelly's second home run of
the game. with Ross Young on base
turned the tide in the eighteenth.
after both teams had gone scoreless
needed both tallies. for the Pirates
came within run of tying the count
again in their last frame at bat.
Aside from Kelly. the individual
stars Of the fray were Gooch and
Carey of the Pirates, each Of whom
raped out six hits careys per per
notable. for he had a perfect day at
bat, walking three times in addition
to his half dozen bingles. besides
stealing home once. second-twice and
scoring three runs.
HIS record Of six hits in as many
times at bat had been duplicated
in National League history. George
Cutshaw turning the trick with
Brooklyn in 1915 and Dave Bancroft
Of the Giants duplicating it in 1920.
The Pirate-Giant struggle. however,
was only one bright spot in record
Other star performances were: Rog-
ers Hornsby's twenty-first home run.
giving his team ninth inning vic
tory over Brooklyn and putting him
ahead of Ken Williams in the clout-
Ing race. and Waite Hoyt's brilliant
shutout Of Cleveland. 10, putting the
Yankees only half game from the
league lead.
The pace-setting st. Louis Browns
dropped a thirteen inning tussle to
Boston. 8 to l., ater Urban Shocker
blanked the Red Sox in the first game.
Ken Williams gave vent to an out
burst in the first game. disputing
Umpire Evans decisions behind the
plate. and was banished.
Tillie Walker turned in his eigh-
teenth home run while the Phila-
delphia Athletics trimmed Chicago, s
to 3, with the aid of Eddie Rommel's
clever twtrltng.
Lee Meadows pitched tho Phillies
to a 81 decision over Cincinnati, and
Grover Alexander held Boston in
check while his Cub teammates
pounded Frank Miller and Marquard
for 72 victory.
Evening star., 1922-07-08

In Beresford the American had an
opponent who Is descended from "A
family of oarsmen. The Englishnaa
has rowed the Thames since boyhood
and his grayhaired father is still
seen on the river in a racing shell
The Leander Club eight won tho
grand challenge cup. defeating thu
Thames Club by a length. The timc
was minutes Sc seconds
The Stewards cup WAS won by thr
Viking Club eight Of Eton. which
easily defeated the Grasshopper Cluh
OF Zurich, Switzerland, in 5 minutes
25 seconds.
The Thames challenge cup was vrcr
by Worcester College. Oxford. whicI
finished two feet ahead of Clare 60
lege. Cambridge, in 7.5S.
The final for the ladies' plate. We
won by Brasenose College. OxforG
this crew defeating Magdalcn Co
lege, Oxford. by a length in 1.:I.
Hoover's victory brings the Dia
mond sculls title to the United STATE.
for the fourth time. In three out %
four years, from 1897 to 1900. in
elusive, the title came to the United
States. the first time in the posses
sion of +. H. Ten Eyck of Worcester
Mass, son of Jim Ten Eyck. sr
famed coach of Syracuse Universit,
and the next two times in 1899 anG
1900 through B. H. Howell of New
York. then a student at Trinity Hal
Cambridge.
Evening star., 1922-07-08
NAVAL AIR NINE WINS
BY MAKING HITS COUNT

Naval Air Station made it's hits tell
heavily in its game with Standard OIL
yesterday in the Potomac League and
won. to 4. The Sailors jammed a
mock OF safetieS into the fourth ses-
sion for a quintet Of tallies and add
cd the others in the seventh. Weide
kept the Oilers seven swats we'll sep
arated and never was in serious trou-
BILE outside the fifth inning. Fields
Of the victors got four blows In five
efforts. Tolson, a teammate. hit for
the circuit
Scoring early in the fray, Southern
Railway defeated Union Station. 9 to
8. in the Terminal r. R. Y. NJ. c. A.
League. VESSELS led the winners
attack with a triple and two singles
in Ave times up.
Ordnance bombarded Prescott for
six runs in the third inning Of the
War League game and went on to
beat QuartermasterA Z to 3. Leasure
and Pfeeger did the bulk Of the bat
ting for the victors.
OF Engraving and Printing in 7-to-1
winners hit freely and were helped by
the opposition's errors afleld.
Navy Yard was NO match for Treas
ury in q 14-to-7 Colored Depart
mental League fray. The Treasury
crew slammed three pitchers for If
teen safetles, including homers by
Bland and Manley. Kelly Of the
losers also made a four-base drive.