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LARGE. AIRY. FURNISHED ROOM. WELL
l0ca ted small room with sleeping porch for
mother and grown daughter; references eN-
changed Address Box 204-M. Star office.
GENTLEMAN wants comfortable. furnished
room iprivate bath preferredl with Protestant
private family: state TERMS necessary details
and tel"phon" number. Address Box 353 L..
Star office" 80
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, kitclieuette. bath.
two connecting rooms. board: adults. moth
cr son: walking distance departments state
price Address BOX no NJ Star office.
WANTED---ln refined family in NV section,
lo.atiun paying guests by middle-agcd
couple. Address Box 167-M Star Office -
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. Patent Office
~ = ANTE.D-nOoMs WITH BOARD
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YOUNG COUPLE desire large room. with
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>UNFURNISHED-Continued

18th ST. NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD = TEN
rooms. 1.-TWO baths electricity, hut-water heat;
IN 6rst-class condition.
WILLIAM r. ELLIS, 1888 ST. NV
DESIRABLE SlX-ROOM HOUSE Ne: EN-
rellent location; vacant: fine condition; owner.
206 18Th 81. ne. Phone Lincoln 1893. :''
IL ROOM HOUSE NEAR CENTRAL HIGH
h"ol: ren.. 50" per month; mira i1or no"
rented at s16 possess; on first and second floors
Sept. IL. W &. AND A. y. MILLER. Union
Trust bldg. Main 1890.
DowNTowN-s RMS. WITH RUNNING
water: over business property; suitable for
rooining house: S13J month.
713 18th st. Main 23i5.
FOR SALE-MONTHLY PAYMENT BASIS;
no cash payment:
3637 Mckinley St. Chevy Chase ........ $3.50
Lincoln road Sc. Siv
bradley boulevard. English village. $500
X. Il. BEHRESD, 1915 F NV -
DUPONT CIRCLE.
rooms. modern honse: two baths. garage; /;
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UNFURNIsHED-Continued.

OWN YOUR HOME IN COPLEY COURTS
or Willard Courts on 11th street. where yaines
are advancing: modern fFeproof buildings;
greatest home value being offered in the city
PRICES. $3.50 TO slo.15O.
Moderate cash payment. balance less IMAM
present rents. Ask any cooperative owner
Stop worrying. Get settled now. ASK Tor
complete information
UNION REALTY CORPORAT1OS.
Main si1i l4l0 q ST. NV.
TWO ROOMS, BATH AND KITCHENEIfL
near Capitol. A. o. BLISS PROPERTIES. %
St NV. Phone Lincoln 1850
'9 II ST. N.w.--DANDY SECoND-FLoOR
apartment of 4 bright rooms and tiied bath.
SO. l.. +. +. PRINCE. 141O H st NV
TWO CHEERFUL ROOMS. RECEPTION
hail. kitchenette. including gas. electric iifht'
hot water steam heat $40 month app!
l1l4 New York ave. NV. IL IN. to y p m %
-144S Girard ST., apt. 3l-5 rooms and bath,
500
31o1 Mt Pleasant ST.. apt. 24-One room
! and bath: electric grill for cooking: $40
l40J Columbia road apt. fl room. cotnni-
ma lion dining room and kitchen. and bath.
$3.50.
Main saas-ss. i7Is k St NV.
FOLKSrONE CoUkTS. 4 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. 500 mo- tto adults: purchaser OF
furniture and furnishings 81. 900; worth double
the amount asked: terms cash. See A l..
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WANTED-STORES

WANTED, SMALL STORE: VICINITY OF
14th and Park road: state rent (dry goods.
Address Box 2Rl-M star Office.
81 STORES WANTED AT ONCE.
II you have a vacant store for rent in the
city of Washington or nearby Md or Va, suit
able for the largest retail grocery concern IN
the country, communicate at once with
WM. h. HARTUNG.
HOS 18th ST. Phone NJ. 3I3.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NEAR HIGH GRADE AND WASHINGTON
Country Club. Va. 10 acres Of rich, wooded
land: ~ minutes ride TO Treasury: 50 900: rea
sonahle terms.
LOFTS p. SHOEMAKER,
100 ave NV Main IISs -S2s3.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

1876 l7th ST What of 5 rooms and
bath: electricity. gas beat: no children.
$3.50 llth NW-Iwo bright. l.Il-k. rooms.
So adults: phone .6"
IA 4th ST. S.E.-Twn rooms and kitchenette,
first floor: $50. Apply Mt store at noon.
l23i EUCLID ST. N.W.-Two nee rooms. pr-
vate home: ami no children II.
1o5' 9th ST. N.W.--Four rooms and bath for
rent: ond floor. S3O oSs
iG2l 1th ST N.W.-Two large rooms and
spacious porch: second floor.
600 NJ ST. S.E.-rw" unfurn shed rooms. - q
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
LARGE two, three, five connecting: rooms.
bath; modern imp: fur unfur. Ink
we'll heated: take Cherrydate. Va, bus. Ge I
OFF Clarks gate. 2s'
THREE LARGE UNFURNlSHED ROOMS.
Mrs. Clark. Ivy and Henry SIS. brentwood.
Md
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APARTMENTS-TO LET.
FURNISHED.

ROCK GREEN PARk. 1896 Calvert 81. NV
Three nice. large rooms: housekeeping; fnr-
nish"d S7J. -
CorIEY C0UET-0NB ROOM, KITCHEN
4 l...l IN.L A.,I,L
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Cor fiy,ued.

FOR SALE-FIREPRoOF GARAGE. OVER
n 600 square feet of floor space; in the heart
~ the apartment house section: owner going
INTO other business: immediate possession. +.
IL TAGGART. 1920 y. Y. ave.
NE RUIID REST GARAGES FOR LEAST
rooney. Estimates furnished.
North 17l3-J. "S'
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workmanship guaranteed: right price; 1mme-
date delivery: terms 10 suit. &. y. Bltk-
LAND, Agent. No. Mass ave NV. fhon"
Franklin 4So, au30'
GARAGES OF THE BETTER CLASS"
All types of construction.
V. T. II. BIEN, Inc,
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Master-Bilt Metal Garages,
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IRON-CLAD GARAGE CO..
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OF 18th ST \ w Main 1926
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REAR 1875 = ST. so PER MONTH.
Rear 1i21 !. i 81 - stnriest, S6j per month.
AfFLEtk REALTY co. iU7 18th ST
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3Sol KANSAS AVE. NW-Large furnls lshed
room with sleeping porch: meals same pio.,h
if desired. reasonable.
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LOTS ON 10Th ST AND FACING ROCK
creek Park Csc and up including improve
ment-: buy before price is advanced.
FULTON Il. GORDON. Colorado bldg.
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WANTED-LOTS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

NEAR 17th AND Sis NV. IL ROOMS.
baths: ami: 2-car garage: trade equity
asso GEO. {. DoNOHoE & co. 1901 G st.
NV.
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GARAGES OF THE BETTER CLASS.

ENERLAST
METAL, GARAGES
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.sa Rhode Island Ave NV.
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mo Interest Charged.)
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14I9 G ST. NV.
MAIN I54O.
GALL. WRITE OR PHONE FOR ESTIMATE
Bigger. Better Building.
SIZES Up TO 1sS20.
ALL TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION.
National Garage Mig. Co..
eoss Ca. ave. North 1896.
The P.A.Roberts Const. Co, Inc,
SUCCESSORS TO
Preston A. Roberts.
THE MUNsEY BLDG. MAIN 1915.
sng quality, the cheapest in the city.
Remember the name
ROBERTS.
$40 DOWN. $40 MONTH.
CASH OR TERMS
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WANTED-RO0MS.

BUSINESS woman desires furnished room in
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erencss. Address Box> 25S-M. Star Office,
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED ItOoMS-Cor

CORNER ROOM. private shower bath; ae
n,,i ~
, 1922-06-17
THREE To GET
TITLE CHANCES
Dempsey Willing to Meet Will
lard, Brennan and Greb
This Fall.

Los ANGELES. June I7.-Jack
kearns, manager OF Jack Dempsey,
worlds heavyweight champion pugi.
list. was speeding east today with the
intention Of launching OF what he de.
clared to be one OF the busiest fall cam
paigns ever participated in by n heavy
weight title holder. Jess Willard. OK.
champion, Bill Brennan and Harry
Greb-a trio Of pugilists considered
likely opponents for Dempsey--proba-
bly, will nave the opportunity To meet
tho champion this fall. Kearns said.
The proposed match with Bin Bren.
nan In Michigan City. Ind, next La
Dor day practically has been closed.
Kearns said. although there was a
possibility Jess Willard might be sub
stituted for Brennan. II the match
with Brennan goes through according
to present plans, and Brennan is de-
feated then Kearns will try to match
Willard and Dempsey for n bout in
New York. Jersey City or Montreal,
the latter part of September. A few
days later. Kearns stated, Dempsey
would be willing to meet Greb in a
six-round out in Philadelphia
, 1922-06-17
JOHNSON BESTS
PAUL HUTTON
Defeats Carnival Wrestler in
Two Straight Falls Friday
Evening.

Proving that he Is one OF the most
finished wrestlers In Casper at the
present time, Hercules johnson. local
heavyweight in the mat game. bested
Paul Hutton. carnival wrestler and
partner Of Tony Bernardo. in two
straight falls. Friday night
h fie-cet sort OF graphing. with
an arm bar lock This grip very
nearly finished Hutton. but a pair OF
rubDers and a good shower brought
him around IN time for the second
session.
A powerful body scissors coupled
with a half Nelson proved Hutton's
undoing tho second time Both shoul.
ders wero pinned to the mat after IL
minutes of wrestling that was hil
johnson Hutton. however. Is a
strong ome He is only n youth OF
10. and has already developed several
tricks of the trade" many of which
brought that panied look TO Johnson's
face during both periods
At one time Hutton secured n toe
hold which babe fair 10 end the first
with n all for Hutton Johnson's
brute strength and ability to stand
punishment were all that saved him.
and in time Hutton was forced to re-
lease his grip Following the toe hold.
johnson used deadlock after deadlock
and wore his man down.
Tho match was held under tho a.
rcction OF Tony Bernard. widely
known Italian wrestler. David Hall.
a resident of Casper. volunteered his
services as referee and was accepted
by the audience The match was heia
for a side bet of 500 between Der
nardi ard McCIoud. manager CT John
son. Winner was entitled to all gate
receipts.
, 1922-06-17
LAT0NIA RACE
To RIVAL DERBY
Norwich to Contest Special
Event Added This Year to
Regular Card.

CINCINNATI. June ia race that
Is expected to rival in Importance and
enthusiasm OF the Kentucky Derby
and the Preakness stakes will be run
at Latonia- Saturday. June "a. 1t win
be known al the Kentucky special and
the Kentucky Jockey club will hang
up a purse of $4,000.
The equine aristocrats Of America
will compete for this rich prize. Tho
race will be for three year Odds ex.
clusfvely and each horse win carry
126 pounds over the mile and one
quarter Journey. Tho race is a sreciai
event, put on the Latonia racing pro-
gram by General Manager Matt
]. VIM in order to insure tho pres
cnce Of the unbeaten Norwich at the
Latonia meeting.
After h victory OF Norwich IN the
Kentucky Derby Col. VIM offered a
purse of $4,000 for Morvick to meet
Pillory h winner OF the Preakness
stake at Baltimore. r. T. Wilson,
owner of Pillory. declined tho issue
but Mr.. Winn obtained the consent of
Benjamin Block. owner CT Norwich to
race him against any three year old
VIM then went to James Rowe.
trainer OF the Harry Payne Whitney
stable and asked Rowe how he would
like to III one or two of the Whit
ney horses against Norwich Mt Latonia
for $5e, 900.
Bring on Norwich replied Rowe.
Il will be there and have something
to run in the ace" with this as
surance VIM framed the conditions
OF the kentucky Special which permits
any three year old to compete.
Before he left New York and had
concluded negotiations, ]. s.. Cosden.
told Winn that If he was successful In
his effort to purchase Snob IL, an
English bred horse belonging to John
Sanford. he would be more than
pleased to make the effort to dethrone
the equine king. Cosden a few days
later paid Sanford SIS 900 fer Snob II
and announced he would be shipped TO
Latonia-
Il. p. Whitney IS expected to enter
Bunting and Olympus Others more
than likely to be entered are Harry f
Sinclair's Kai-Sang and William A;
e. f. Simms. Lucky Hour and My
Play; Col. Z. r. BradIey's Bet Mosie
and BY Gosh. Admiral Carey I. cray
son's Hea; R. H. Shannon's Deadlock:
and H.. H. Hewitt's Washington and
Startle- Any other three year old is
eligible but it is hardly likely that
any more will be entered.
The winner will recover about s46,-
900. second horse $4,000, third 49, 600
and fourth horse 81 900. In addition a
gold trophy costing 5000 win go to
tho wner Of the victorious horse.
, 1922-06-17
lHORNsBY OF CARDS
is .399.

Roger Hornsby. the st. Louis star,
Is tho whole show in the National
league battle of figures this week.
Hornsby. by slamming out fourteen
hits in his last six games, batted his
way form fourth place to the top of
the heap with an average of .3s9. with
Hank Gowdy of Boston. tho leader n
week ago, and B. Griffith of Brooklyn.
tied for second place with 1856.
The st. Louis slugger, besides lead
ing the league in batting. is tied with
Young Of New York and Carey of
Pittsburgh for .honors in base stealing
with eleven apiece. Hornsby is set
ting the pace for the home run hitters
with fifteen. His closest rivals are
lack Wheat of Brooklyn, and Eddie
Ainsmith. also of St Louis, who have
knocked out eight apiece
Other leading batters for thirty-fve
Or more games: Bigbee. Pittsburgh.
an; Daubert. Cincinnati. 1854. Kelly.
Now York. 1856; Grimes, Chicago, .354'
j. Johnston, Brooklyn. .s45: Bancroft,
New York. .342; Snyder. New York.
.3ss; Duncan. Cincinnati, 1876.
With an average OF 1888. Kirke of
louisville, is the new batting leade
>of the American association. He bat
ted his way from third to first place
within the las week by betting out
eight hits in his last seven games.
while Myatt OF milwaukee,. h leade
a week age. fell into a triple tie for
second place honors. Wyatt. King
Lear, also of Milwaukee. and Lamar
of Toledo, are batting 1915. The aver
ages include games of Wednesday.
, 1922-06-17
Sport Calendar;

Racing.
Meeting OF Queens County Jockey
club. at Aqueduct. N. Y.
Meeting of Kentucky Racing asso.
citation, at Latonia.
Meeting OF Dorval Jockey Club
opens at Montreal.
Tennis.
Italy vs.. British Isles. Davis cup
first round match. in England.
Franco VS.. Denmark. Davis Gun
first round match. at Copenhagen.
Metropolitan clay court champion
ship opens at New York.
Massachusetts, singles championship
opens at Easton.
Annual congress of North American
skat league. at Davenport. Ia, (sun
day.
Track.
Annual National Collegiate A A.
track n field meet. at Chicago.
Eastern Y. NJ. C. A track and field
championships. at Cambridge. Mass
Automobile
Seventh Universal Trophy zz5-mHe
race, Mt U%niontown. Pa
Rowing.
Annual Schuyknl Navy regatta. at
Philadelphia
Coli.
Louisiana State championship tour
namcnt ut Lake Charles.
Shooting.
Washington State trapshooung
tournament, at Spokane.
Boxing.
Willie jackson VS.. Willie Pheiffer,
II rounds. at New York.
Bill Tate VS.. the Boston Bear Cat,
10 rounds. at Porter. Ind.
Benny Valgar VS.. Johnny Drummie,
IL rounds, at Jersey City.
Jim Tracy VS.. Ray Thompson, 10
rounds. at Allentown. Pa.
, 1922-06-17

PUBLIC Links TITLE
PLAY IS PROJECTED

CLEVELAND. Juno 17-For the
first time il the history Of golf in
this country a tournament viii be
held 10 decide the public links cham
pionshfp of America The event VIII
be held in Toledo in early august
Some splendid golfers have been de-
veloped on the public links throughout
the country and If a number OF them
assemble, the tournament is certain to
develop a high quality of play. accord
ing to local experts
Jimmy Manian of St Louis was de-
scribed as probably the most cele-
brated links product of recent years
He tied for the medal at oakmont W
yeards ago. and is expected to enter.
Another probable entrant is to
be Young wenzler of Memphis. said
to be the leading public links player
of the south. Wenzler has newer
competed in a national event
, 1922-06-17
AND ILLINOIS ARE
FAVOR|TES IN MEET At CHICAGO

eastern intercollegiate games, Coach
Harry ellis superb Mlini. champions
OF The western conference and win
neE OF the 1891 national meet, and
kebraska's constellation hung with
hzreIs OF the Missouri Valley confer
cncA
About 40 athletes and wearing the
colors Of 50 schools were entered in
the midway meat to compete for ma
tional supremacy On track and field.
With few exceptions. an the brilliant
performers Of the YER competed
Fifteen individual evcrcs vere on
the card at Stage field today IN adj
o TO the match ace between Jotn
Ray Of tie Illinois Athletic club. the
worlds greatest miller. and Pay Wat.
son. formerly Of the Kansas AgKfes,
now running under the colors OF the
Kansas City A c. Watson, who won
the mile in tho national last year,
broke the tape ahead OF Ray once this
year.
, 1922-06-17

seems to be trying to win n pennant
for the Mound City singiehanded-
The major league averages released
today. show that Sisler not only
stands at h top of the American
League in most branches of the game.
but that his figures in most cases are
better than those made by n Ne
tionai League-s. The statistics show
that Sisler is
First in batting Averages in either
league.
First in runs scored in either league.
First in total hits in either league.
First in total bases in either league.
First in three base hits in either
league.
First in stolen bases m either league.
First in either league to mako 100
hits this season
And close to the top in two hagEers
and home uns in the American
league.
Sisier vent on a batting streak last
week that brought his average to .433
against .419 the previous week. He
made his Tooth hit Wednesday in the
game with Washington which he vir-
tually won with q home run with the
bases full. Sisters stolen bases num-
Der 20 with Ken Williams. his team.
mate. second In the American league
with Fl. The averages include games
of Wednesday.
Bling Miller of Philadelphia. is run
nerup to Sisler on the American league
averages with a mark of .376. Ken
Williams brought his home run mark
TO sixteen n leads Miller by three
and Rogers Hornsby. tho National
league pace setter. by onc. Other
leading batters of tho American lea
que for thirty-ive or more games:
Cobb, Detroit. .375. Speaker. C1eve-
land. 1853; o'Neill. Cleveland. -3s7;
Schang. New York. 1855; Heilman. De-
troit. .351: Blue. Detroit. $40; Bassler.
Detroit, .3ce.
, 1922-06-17
ELIZABETH RYAN
LOSES FINALS

LONDON, June lob Tho As.
ISOLATED PressSMiss Elizabeth Ryan
OF California, was defeated by Miss
Kathleen McRane. the British star. in
the final Of h Kent ten mis- champion
ship at Beckenham today. The British
player won BY the seore Of SIS. 60.
, 1922-06-17
First IN NeDs
OF All EDents
ANDERSON TO
BATTLE JOE LYNCH

MOLINE, Ill. June 17.-Joe Lynch.
former bantamweight champion. who
Is to fight Johnny Buff. VIII meet
Eddie Anderson in an open air go 1 n
Moline June 2s. the opening day OF
the National Grotto convention.
Several millionaire Moline sports
men are underwriting n fight and
will nat the proceeds to the Moline
Three Eyes baseball association. which
Is in need OF funds.
, 1922-06-17
Shade Defeated
By LittIeton

NEW ORLEANS. June 17.-Al-
though he broke both hands in the
early rounds, Happy" Littleton of
New Orleans was given a referees de-
cislon over Billy Shade of Los An
, 1922-06-17
intercollegiate at Stage Field
to See Star Athletes IN
Action.

CHICAGO. Jrac lob The Asso
ciated Pressl-california and Illinois
ruled as favorites in the second annual
track and field games Of the National
intercollegiate Athletic association at
Stage field today.
The day OF the NEE. dawned with
prospects Of n hot duel between the
crack California team. winners Of the
, 1922-06-17

Tho Cleveland Indians have put up
a nifty game Notwithstanding the
absence Of Manager Iris Speaker.
With the mighty Iris back in the
game the Indians should move for
ward at n rapid pace.
, 1922-06-17
World Results
BY Leased Wire
IS OUTSTANDING STAR
OF THE MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS

CHICAGO, June 17-(By The Associated Press1-Writ-
ing baseball this season has developed almost exclusively
into writing about George Siser, for the incompatible first
sacker of the St Louis Browns is playing such brilliant base
ball that he leads in almost every branch of the SNORT and
, 1922-06-17
Ray Long and
DraU

OKLAHOMA CITY. June l7.-Ray
Long of Oklahoma City. and COWBOY
PAdgett OF Dolores. Colo. fought L
10round draw.
, 1922-06-17

Blowing white dust dOvu mine tun-
nsls to increase the illumination is
the latest scientific aid against min
ers' blindness"
, 1922-06-17

The National Association of Ice
Cream Manufacturers will hold its an
nual convention at Cleveland dur
ing the third week OF August
, 1922-06-17
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
Diamond Dust

a great Sutfieid trio for the Pittsburgh
Pirates
, 1922-06-17

Dick Rudolph has been in only three
games this season, but he hit for 400
in those games and consequently leads
the Braves in batting averages
, 1922-06-17

From the way Irish McusS Il
hitting. tho Giants EzrBD-- nnst
hive started his annual swat spree
, 1922-06-17

"ShuciSs" Pructt, the college pitcher
now with the st. Louis Browns, looks
as II he carried the markings Of a big
league star.
, 1922-06-17

C1eve.and Is the one team that hnz
II on Detroit this season. the Indians
have wen &C games from the Tigers.
, 1922-06-17

Last Scores
FRIDAY FINALS.
National League.

Chicago 4, Boston s. (6 inninssl
Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 7.
st. Louis 9, Brooklyn IL.
Pittsburgh /, New York Z.
American League.
New York 4. Detroit 9.
Boston s, Cleveland 6.
Philadelphia s, Chicago ..
washington 2, st. Louis 10.
, 1922-06-17

Chicago fans were certainly sur
prised at h way the White so1 waded
into the eastern teams.
, 1922-06-17
Today's Games


National League.
Chicago at Boston-two games
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
American League
Philadelphia at Chicago.
washington at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland
New York at Detroit.
, 1922-06-17

Frank Miller of the Braves is now
the only undefeated pitcher in the
big leagues. He has won five games
and lost mt
, 1922-06-17

Babe Ruth has the job Of his life
trying to overtake Williams, Hornsby
and Miller for the seasons homo run
honors.
, 1922-06-17

Nothing in the major leagues that
tie the Cardinals in heavy hitting
when h Cards %sluggers have their
eye on the ball.
, 1922-06-17

Raymond Bressier. who has been
pinch-hitting for the Cincinnati Reds.
has a ,eaithy batting average Of 400.