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The Little River news., 1922-08-02
Foreman News.

1
 Foreman, July 29.-(Special.)- Miss Eula EchoI who has been visit ing Misses Christine and Blanche Campbell left last Friday for Hope for a short visit with friends before returning to her home at Cotton Plant. l She was joined at Hope Tuesday by Misses Christine and Blanche Camp bell who will accompany her home for visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Lindsay and sons, Robert and Charles, of Ashdown and Mrs. Lindsay's mother, Mrs. Jones, of DeKalb and her niece, Miss Nina Margaret Jones spent Thurs day afternoon with MT. and Mrs. L.. F. Lindsay.
 | Jas. D. Shaver, Jr., and w. L. Per kins of Ashdown were here Saturday.
 D. W. Bailey was in Ashdown We'd nesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Clyde Piercy and little daughter, Margaret, visited relatives at Arden Sunday.
 R. l.. Boyer, Jr., candidate for sher- if was in Foreman Thursday. 1 Hon and Louie Mitchell returned Thursday from a visit with their grandmother, Mrs. R. F. Hon, at Wal dron.
 Misses Cena and Tommye Cobb of Ashdown spent the week end wi.h Miss Mary Campbell.
 Miss Elouisa Ellis returned Tues day from viGit with her aunt, Mrs. Roy Eaton at Richmond.
 Misses Mamie Taaffe and Aphie White are visiting relatives and friends in Idabel, Okla
 Miss Ethel Donham of Ashdown was the guest of Miss Mayme Pullen ' Sunday.
 Misses Grace Pullen, Flora Bell Stuart and John Pullen and children motored to Ashdown Sunday.
 Rev. z. D. Lindsay of Ashdown at | tended services at tho Methodfst church Friday night,
 Mrs B. F. Eastwood and son, Wea- yer, are visiting relatives in Garvin, ] Oklahoma.
 Mra .. s. Bush and little grand daughter, Elsie Mae Wilmington, re- Turned Wednesday from visit with MT. and Mrs. Ben Conger at Wilton and Mesdames Clifton and Turner at Ashdown.
 MT. and Mrs. W. L. Matteson are is ting fn Galesburg, Illinois.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. F. Bernard are at home after a visit with relatives al Russellville.
 On last Tuesday afternoon Miss Dol lie Hawkins was hostess to th' Bridge Club. Four tables of clul members and guests began playins 1promptly Jat three o'clock, At the conclusion of several interesting games it was found Miss Margare Yauger won high score, Miss Eleas' Coulter the consolation and Mrs. Gil lcylen H.on the bocby. The hostes: assisted by her mother then served delicious salad and ice course after which the guests departed voting i one of the most enjoyable socia events of the season.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-23
CLEVELAND INDIANS
MAY CHANGE HANDS
E. s. Freiberg and Matt Hin
kle, Noted Boxing Promoter,
Negotiating for Club.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July .z.-That
the Cleveland American League club
will soon pass into the hands Of
Edgar s Freiberg, OF Cincinnati.
and Matt Hinkle. Of Cleveland. not
ed boxing promoter and sportsman.
was the declaration of Mr.. Freiberg
here today. He said negotiations
have reached such a point that II
may be regarded as highly probable
that the team soon will pass into
new hands. Freiberg said that he
had a long talk with Hinkle who
Is carrying on the negotiations and
that the outlook for the transfer
Of the stock is very bright
Il am not at liberty to go into
details now" Freiberg said, but
in case the deal goes through Mr..
Hinkle and / will own the club"
This will be Mr.. Freiberg's maiden
venture into baseball. He has been
an ardent fan and student Of the
game for years and would find act
ual pleasure in the management OF
a big-league club as well as enjoying
IL as a business proposition
The Washington herald., 1922-07-23
Johnny WeismulIer Sets
NelU Mark in Open Water

NEW YORK. July 22.-Johnny
weismuIler, of Chicago. who holds
more records than a county court
house, easily won the national outdoor
ouarter-mile championship race over
a course of 11O-yards In the Atlantic
Ocean of Brighton Beach baths today.
His time was 5:51:1. the best ever
made for this event in the open water
in America.
The l7-year-old Chicago fish leaped
away to a lead OF forty yards on the
first 110-yard lap and added a gain
of ten yards more on the final lap,
finishing fifty yards ahead OF the next
man. Tom Blake, of Los Angeles,
recent winner Of the marathon swim
ming championship at Philadelphia.
Five swimmers started but weis-
muller seemed to be swimming alone
after the first leg
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clouting Mogridge was an easy in
field out.
Then the eighth and another run
for the Griffs. Again there were
two out when Peck doubled down
the left field foul line. LaMotte
scorched a single into center, scor-
ing Roger and going to second ON
Speakers throw to the plate. .Pici-
mich took a third strike to end the
scoring.
The Griffs will be seen in their
last game before their second West
ern trip this afternoon. Connie
Mack's Athletics will be their op-
ponents. Brillheart or Francis will
work for Milan with Rommeil prob
ably due for Mack.
Tomorrow the Griffs go to PhiIa-
dslphia for a double bill before
starting their Western invasion with
the Tigers Tuesday.
Judging by yesterdays game the
Griffs have snapped out of It," The
lethergy of the past two weeks was
conspicuous by its absence. They
were snappy. peppy ball. club and
only need to keen uD that pace 10
force their way into the first
division.
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The weeks schedule follows:
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.
Unlimited Class: Section A-Dominican
I.yceum VS.. Junior Order, at Congress
Heights, 5:l5 ,. m. Section B-MohAwks
southeast 8: Is p. m. Section C-0ptome-
trists VS.. woodley, at Tenleytown. S;lo
p. m.
Senior Class: Section A-Petworth vs. ST.
Peters, at Brookland, 5:l5 p. m. Section
B-Park View s. Holy Name. at Union
Park. 5:15 y. m.
Junior Glass: Section Affinity Va.
Epiphany, Sixth and streets northwest,
Sis y. m Section R-I.inworth vs.. Mount
Pleasant, at Washington Barracks, 3:la pm.
Midget Clsss-Linworth rs. Cleveland
Park. at Thirty seventh and streets north
west, 10 a. m
Tuesday.
Unlimited Class: Section B-Sherwood vs..
fenleytown ut Tenleytown. $50 p. m.
Section B-war Finance vs.. Blacks. at
Georgetown hollow. Sis p. m. Section c.
W. y. Roberts vs.: Union Printers, at WASH
ington Barracks. a:l5 p. m.
Senior Class: Section A-st. Teresa vs..
Aztec. at Seventeenth and ID streets south
east. 5:l5 p. m. Section B-Ltnworth vs..
Ariel. at Renning, $50 ,. m.
Junior C'ass: Section A-Potomac VS..
Warwick, at Sixth and r streets north
west. 5:l5 n. m. Section B-Havcc vs..
Mount Rainier at Mount Rainier, $3.50 p. m.
Midget Class-No game
Wednesday.
Unlimited Class: Section A-Shamrocks
vs.. Knickerbockers, at Georgetown hollow.
Sis p. m. Section B-Costello Post
Gfhra'tsrS. at Union Park, 5:15 p. m. Sec
tion C-Mercury vs. Optometrists, at Wash
ington Barracks, S:15 p. m.
Senior Glass: Section A-St Peters vs..
Auburn. at SRosedale. 5:15 p. m. Section
B-silver Spring vs.. Park View. at Brook
land, $50 y. m.
Junior Class: Section A-Crescent VS..
Stanton. at Thirty-seventh and r streets
northwest. $40 p. m. Section B-Anacostia
Eagles VS.. Linworth at Seventeenth and n
streets southeast. Sis p. m,
Midget Class-C'eyeland Park VS. Liberty
Cubs. at Thirty seventh and R streets north
west, 10 a. m.
Thursday.
Unlimited Class: Section A-Domini"an
Lyeeum vs. Sherwood. at Sherwood $50 p.
m. Section B-Blacks VS.. Mohawks. at
Union Park. 5:l5 D. m. Section C-Man-
haitian VS. woodley at Tenleytown $50 pm.
Senior Class: Section A-st. Teresa ve.
Mohawk Irriors. at Seventeenth and ID
streets southeast. 5:15 p. m. Section B.
No game.
Jnnior C'a.s-section A-Atlantc vs..
Epiphany. at Sixth and Il streets north
west. Sis p. M: Potomac vs. Holy Name.
at Washington Barracks, 5:15 p. m. Sec
tion R-Mnunt Pleasant VS.. kni 'kerhOcker
Juniors. at Georgetown hollow, 5:15 p. m.
Friday.
Unlimited Class: Section A-Knickerbock-
ers VS. Junior Order. at Congress Heights,
5:ao y. m. Section B-Costello Pest vs..
War Finance, at Georgetown hollow, 5:l5
Continued on page 13.
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Totals. 35 II % 1s Totals. "a 81 IL
Batted for Karr In seventh
.Batted for Walters in ninth.
xBatted for Pennock In ninth.
Runs Johnson. Mulligan (2), Hooper
Courtney. Dugan t2). Errors = Mulligan,
sheely, schalk. Karr. Two-base hits -
Hooper t2). johnson, Dugan. Courtney. ].
Collins. Stolen base - Dugan. Sacrifice
hy-E. Collins. Double plays-Courtney to
Johnson to sheely; Walters to Pratt; Multi
gan to sheely. Left en- base-Boston. s;
Chicago. 5. Bases on bails-Or Russell, /:
on Pennoek. 4; on Courtney, 8. Hits-On
Russell. in Is innings; of Karr. 5 In
2-3 innings; on Pennock, l in innings.
Struck out-By Karr. 1. Losing pitcher =
Russell. Umpires Connolly and Owens
Time, As
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Runs-PoweIi C2l. oruise. Ford. Kopf.
Gibson (2l. Miller. Flack. J. Smith CN.
Hornsby. Mann. Stock, AcCurdy, schultI.
Errors-Cruise, ord (2l. Mueller Two-base
hits-Hornsby C2l Schultz Boeckel, Kopf,
Cruise Gibson. Powell Three-bass hits
Ford McCurdy. Stolen hases-smith. Nixon.
Boeckel. Kopf. Powell. Cruise- Double
plays-Lavnn TO Horusby to fournier: Lavsn
20 Hornsby- to Gamer: Gibson 10 Ford wild
pitch-Miller. Passed ball-McCurdy. Bn.k
--oeschfer. Bases 90 balls-0f Rertica. 2.
OF North. 2: OF Pferer. 2; OF OeschGer.
8: OF BraKton. /: of Miller. 2. struck ont
BY North. 2; by McQuillan. /; by Miller.
1. Hits-of Pertica. 8 in inning: OF
North, g In 3 innings: Of Pfefer. in In
nings: OF Mcouillian. ] In ] inning: N
OeschFer. In Is innings: OF Brsxton.
In no innings. none out IN third; on
Miller, 10 IN "a inningsf Left on bases
st Louis. 10: Boston. 10. Time ~.
winnins pitcher-Pferer. Losng pitcher-
Miller. Umpires-Noran and ouietey.
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BLANKS
YANKEES ONPAIR
OF HITS IN FINAL
Tigers Score 2-to-O Vic
! tory When Ruth Mis-
judges Long Fly.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Babs Ruth
badly misjudsed = long ny by
woodali in the sixth inning and It
went for triple ana let in two
runs that gave the Detroit Tigers
q . to 0 victory over the Yanks
and an even break In the series.
: Pillette. leading pitcher of the
league. let the Yank sluggers down
with two hits. a liner by Meusel
and a bunt by Witt. Score:
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SERIES
NEARS CLIMAX IN
WEEKS BATTLES
Shamrocks and Mohawks
Hold Leads in Unlim-
tied Divisions,

With the sheep and goats" fairly
web separated in the District sand
lot series play. the coming week
should put on the finishing touches
for some of the section leaders.
shamrocks took the undisputed
lead In the Section A. unlimited d.
vision. yesterday by a ninth Inning
6-to-s victory over Sherwoods. hith-
erto urdefeated. Mohawks seem to
have the field to themselves In the
Section. b class with 1ve victories
w. +. Roberts hold a slight edge In
the other unlimited division section
with two victories and no defeats.
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BRAVES CRUhIPtE Z
IN EIGHTH, WHILE
CARDS SCORE SIX
Straw Hat Celebration
Marks Rally as Lead
Switches. 8

NEW YORK July aa-After .
hard drive OF more than a month.
the 81. Louis Cardinals overlook
the New York Giants today ana
landed, In hrst place in the Ma
tional League race. The sfandins
tonight Is:
Won Lost. Pct.
ST. Louis ...--.-. 81 IS .sfo
New York ..-.. So 80 .6ls
What is expected 20 be the real
battle for the pennant and perhaps
the decisive series Of the year will
be started on the Polo CROWDS
here next Tuesday when the Giantb
and. the Cards start a fous-gsms
series.
ST. LOUIS. July z2-Thelcsrd-
inals overlook fead OF FIVE runs
In the eighth when the score was
9 20 8. making six runs and beat
ing Boston TO 8. incidentally land
ing in FIRST place. In the aesshth
inning. when the Cards MADE the
six runs. II was necessary ,ts. call
the game until hundreds OF strsw
hats had been cleared from the
field. The score:
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Totals. 81 13x26 l6l Totals. IS II q Is
STwo ont when winning run scored
"Ran for GOoch in ninth.
EBatted for Hamilton in ninth
Score by innings:
Philadelphia ..-.... 900 0so oo1-1
Pittsburgh ..-... 003 01O 04-s
Runs-Rarr. Parkinson. Williams, Walk
er. Leslie, Henline. Meadows, Maranvire.
Carey i2). B'Ebee. Grimm. Mattox. Carlson.
Barnhart. Errors-Parkinson f2). williams.
Mokan. Twc5base hits-Russell Gooch Sac
rihce hits-Russell, Rapp. Williams. Dou-
Bile plays-Traynor TO Grimm to Maranville.
Parker to Fletcher to Leslie Fletcher to
Leslie. Bases on balls-On Carlson l.:
Meadows. 3. Struck out-Bv Carlson 8:
Hamilton. 1: Meadows. ?. Wild pitch-Ham-
ilton- Left on nbases-Philadelphia q: Pitts
hurgh. >. Time-1:47. Umpires-Klem and
Pfirman
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REDS PUSH GIANTS
BELOW CARDS, 81
Duncan's Triple in Eighth
And Single Turn Trick.
Robins Win.

CINCINNATI. July 22.-New York
gave the National league lead away
to the st. Louis Cards here this
afternoon when the Giants lost to
the Cincinnati Reds, 3 to q Duncan's
triple and Fonseca's single off Ryan
in the eighth inning gave the Reds
the winning run. Rawlings and
Young were ordered out of the
game for protesting a decision. The
score:
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'Rotted for Hasty In fifth.
tBatted for Yarrison In seventh.
Score by innings:
ST. Louis. ........ Oo2fI Io6 q ON
Athletics. o o I o o 0. o o.
.Runs-Gerber,- Tobin. sisler. williams (2).
McManus, Jacobson, SEVERED. Bronkie (2D,
McGowan. Erors-Young. Dykes. Gallo
way. Earned runs-Athletics, 1; ST. Louis,
3. Left on bases-Athletics, 5; St. Louis.
IL. Two-base hits-Tobin. MCGOWAN, Koip,
SEVERED. Bruggy. Three-base hit-will-
iams. Home run-McManus. Sacrifice hits
-Sisler, Kolp. Double play-Callaway to
Johnston. Stolen base-Jacobson. Bases on
balls-0f lHasty, I; of Harrison. /; OF
Ogden, 1. Struck out-By Hasty, L; by
Kolp, 4. Pitching record-0H Hasty, 0 hits
and runs in innings. % at hat: of Har-
ris, hits and runs in 1 inning none out
In seventh, at bat; on Yarrrison, hits
and runs In l inning. >t bat: on Ogden,
hits and no runs in 2 innings at bat
Losing pitcher-Hasty. Umpires-walsh
and Nallin. Time-1:50.
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Steele. Taylor. z. Steele t2). H. steele.
Herr. Smith. Errors-smithson (2D, Eagan.
Long. Smith. Herr. Twobase hittTsweeney
~. Taylor. c. Steele. =. Steele. Miller
Three-base hits-Smithson. Smith. Stolen
bases-Herr. z. Steele. Dunn, Bateman. G.
Steele. z. Steele. Bases on balls-on
Brufy. 1; Rouderbush, I. Struck out-By
Rouderbush. s; by Humphreys. 5; by Bruny.
IL. Passed balls-Dunn (2l. Hits-Oh
Rouderbush. 3 in innings: on Humphreys,
2 in 9 innings. Umpires-Cohill
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Minor League Results.
INTERNATIONAL.
Tilden Beats Williams.

BRooKLINE, Mass. July a.
william r. Ttlden. Phfladelphia.
national singles champion, won the
classic Longwood Tennis Tourna-
ment here today by defeating Rich
ard Norris Williams, Boston. 6-1.
s-s. and 7-5 In the ANAL round.
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Today's Series Schedule.

Unlimited Class. Section B-Hartford W.
Gibraitsrs. at sixth and b streets north
west, 1:3o p. m.
senior Class. Section A-Astec W. Au-
burn, at wsshington Barracks, 80 .. m.
Junior Class-Atlantie vs.. Trinity. at
Thirtyseventh and r streets northwest, 1880
p. m.
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Z ES1E fSs61RsezzA&%z s2g:I;z!&g5s' g!
INSTALLATION:

Coli game properly vsualzed to be playcd
welL"-Expert advice
While standing on the
All set swing the wooden maui
I often visualize
AS address the waiting
"A cineh.' say watch this ride.
I'll equal par upon the
And how often have sighed
As / marked down
When am facing deep trap
That waits, like ghost haunting
I often visualize rap
That leaves the ball upon green
And yet the vision me flat
As with a nibIck in hand,
find
I'm hacking a the .-
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Tntss.. 81 p'f T"'Hls.. 50 % II
Ran for Griffith in eighth.
Stated for B. Griffith in eighth
Brooklyn ...s...... $50 001 O8o7
Chicago ............ 900 050 1000
Runs-Mrers. Neis. wheat (3), Selma ndt.
Grimes. Barber. Errors-Terry (2). o'rar.
rell. Three-base hit-Grime$. Two-base hits
Wheat. High. Vance, Heathcote. Grimes
Sacrifice hits-HiSh f2. Vance t2). stolep
bases-Terry. Miller (2). Struck out-By
Jones. I: CheeSes. L; Vance, I. Rsses op
bails-on Vance. 7: Jones. 4; Cheeses
Cmpires-Hart and O'Day.
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Pirates RalIey in Ninth, ,
Beatiag Phils, 8 to z

PITTSBURGH. July. ~. The Pirates
staged batting rally in the ninth here to-
day. scoring fpnr runs and nosed out the
fhilies, to 4 II was the Pirates' fifth
straight win. The score:
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Courtney Trims Boston
And SOr EUen Series

BOSTON. July 22.-By winning the final
game Of the series here today the White
Sox got an even break in Boston, each win
ming two games. The score today was 5 to 2.
There was q near-riot in the ninth inning
Oh decision Of Emnire Owens Scnra.
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o o o O. o 2 o 0 o.
o O o o o o o o 90
BrolDns lombard AS
For 20 Hits and Victory

PHILADELPHIA. July a2.-The
Browns hammered the Athletic box
men for twenty hits today and won.
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The tide swinging direction of the ancient dere
hc Cincinnati and Cleveland hadn't pennant forty
up 1912 but both finally broke through This
Washington the sole induged
World Series scramble Washington waiting
but St Louis the of breaking through
her clubs of sturdy chengers When
eyed markmen shooting for
through.
In the last fifteen York. Chicago Boston, Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Detroit Brooklyn Cleveland
their shows If ST.
viii be Washington where for forty Presidents
nave had no chance cheer for the home
those October jubiees We
walter Johnson getting the drift swift
y and johnson of where
cuonates refrain from him With
support ohnsons pitching record this would lead field
THE HoMEBRED ASSAULT
The next British championship certain find flock
our young homebreds the trail
There to heights
azen For the first time golf history
isles a aoq s h s ey sDse leaves @ o Ur a h
lar American golf has worked its way forward
Mehorn cnsix products between the ages Of
twenty and Outside Of Hagen average
frxed ior many years to
DEMPsEys ANGLE
I've read lot of stuff back and FORTH" writes H.
that he would rather something happen up I'm
match, appen eon that es Is. VERY I we'll wn the M wills o
six rounds. =
He Wills is big strong and hard hitter But he
isn't quite Wills lot Of punishment Dempsey
knows how easily he always could Tate
en-round test there should nothing any
thought of Wills match ~
The fact that Leonard and Tender proves
Az proper promoter had been the job Mhome and
+ .Ihesonly used to play
Was Over the Fence and Far Away
Says Mr. Ruth but now alasl
But in world of sin M and woe
Harsn events often happen
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,Batted for Douglas in eighth.
Score by innings:
New York .... Ol0 OrAo N a n .
cincinnati .-.-.... o 900 o1x-3
Runs-Meusel, Cunningham Burns. Dau-
bert. Duncan. Error -Banrorft Three
base hits-Meusel, Duncan. Sacrifice hits
SINNERS. Duncan. Harper. Stolen bases
Burns. Pinelli. Double plsys-Rawlings to
bancroft to Kelley. Doug-s to Bancroft to
Kelley, Fonseca to Dauhert struck ont
BY Douglas. 5; Rixey. 2. Bases on balls
ON Douglas. 3. Passed, ball-snyder. Um-
pires-McCOrmick and RigIer. Attendance
-l2 coo
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Iotab., 80 10 q II Totals.. p u II
sBatted for MeNaIiy In eighth.
tBatted for shawkey In eighth.
Score by innings: 49,
Detroit. 90 o o 2 90 0-2
New York. ........... o o o o o o o o 90
Runs-Heilman. Rieney. Error-scott.
Two-base hit-Cobb. Three-base hit-wood-
an Sacrifice hits-Rigney Jones'. Stolen
base-Rieney. Left on bases-Detroit, g.;
New York, 2. Struck out-By shawkey, 2;
by Pilktte. 2 Bases on balls--0n Pillette.
a. Tires-Dineen and Evans. Attendance
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Robins Beat Cubs
In Eighth, z to 6

CHICAGO. July 22.-Thr Brooklyn Dodg.
ers defeated the Chicago Cubs. 7 to 9. here
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Holy Name, Is
Crescents, 0
JUNIOR prv1sIos-sEcrIoN A.

Cresceuts. 90 o o o o. o
Runs-werie. Kirchner I2l, Mitchell C2l,
Morris t2D, harrington J2b, Lovelsce t2l,
Mills (2l, Error-werie t2l, Mitchell,
Price Belt, Taylor. Two-base hits-Mit-
cheu t2l. FarrinTton. Three base hit-Mit-
cheII. Home run-Kirchner. Stolen bases
-Kirchner C2l. Morris (2). Lovelsce, Burke
Struck Out-By Burke. 4; by Morris, 5; by
Foley. 3. Double plAy-Mltchell TO Mills
10 IIovelace. Hits-on Logan. 9 in Ia in
ming: OF Burke in g 2-3 innings. Hit
by pitcher-By Foley (simonds). Umpire
vensel.
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Cobb clngine Sisters flying heels and in ordinary
ms average would be good had But Sise has had
In fact his swift that could
pc blamed for wondering whether he could hold the
ne year And II he doesn't Cobb upon his last
of leading his eighteenth
~ Hsw RI
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Leonard trims Tender effectively signs ripe
vacation ne doesn't Tender large
mas been this and how the
pow OF berries ms way 1t will be harsng but be-
he two the opinion be that both
aketcape of itself r. lEr7%ss ss7I. ssgF
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Shamrocks, 6
Sherwoods, 5

Totals. 35 s'24 10 Totals. :. IS u q II
'Sone out when winning run scored.
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Standing of the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE,


YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington, 4; Cleveland, 2.
st. Louis, 10; Athletics, ].
Detroit, 2; New York, 0.
Chicago, 5; Boston, 2.
roDAYs GAMES.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York
. Chicago at Cleveland.
St. Louis at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
.. ,.,. WI Pet Pct WI Pct
New York 81 80 .6l2l Pittsburgh 4s A 494
Chicago. Al AZ .52slPhiladphi 81 So $3.50
Cincinnati. 4s 43 .527 Boston -. 20 SO "a.
YEsrERDAY's RESULTS.
Cincinnati,H3; New York, g
St. Louis, o.; Boston, g.
BROOKLYN. q; Chicago. 9.
Pittsburgh, 8; Philadelphia. Z.
roDAY's GAMES.
Boston at st. LouiS
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
r e &
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Continued on page Is.
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Totals Al 20 2T ~ Totals. 80 727 l.
'RSted for Hasty in fifth
tBatted for Yarrison in seventh
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Unlimited Class: Section A-Knickerbock-
ers VS.. Junior Order. at Congress Heights.
5:a0 p. m, Section B-Costello Pest vs..
War Finance, at Georgetown hollow, 5:l5
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Totals. 80 s241 Totals. % sx2e Is
'Batted for Douglas in eighth.
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The sonly time l used to play
Was Over the Fence and Far Away
says Mr.. Ruth, but now, alas!
l often fan, pop out or pass
But IN this world Of sin and woe
Harsh events often happen so
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Totals. IS 10 q I2 Totals. % q II
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DEMPSEY'S ANGLE.

The fact that Leonard and Tender to meet prov
that II had the Job Mahoms
the Mountain could easily have been at some neutral
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-03-10

1898 Morris City Mills. rent
for storing ........... $500
S035 G. W. Suckstorff Franz
ing maps ............ 6.1O
8038 F. A. Zah1 Hauling ashes 700
1898 F. A. Zah1 Ser. Notice .. 100
8O45 A. J.. Giesen Insp. boiler 800
1914 Elliott-Fisher, Repair
ing r. of D. mach. 49,. 1914
$3.50 F. A. Zah1, hauling ashes 1900
9130 County Auditor, Exp.
st. Paul conference =. 1928
1854 A. M. Baker, Repairing
typewriter .......... $50
9491 F. A. Zahl, services, P. p.
Tax. summons ....... $3.50
$500 j. H. Ortman, Posting
Notices, Willie ....".. 800
$174.s7
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-03-10
Books

No. of To Whom For What
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
$3.50 Louis F. Dow, For
Judge of Probate " 1913
8135 Fritz Cross Co. Com
missioners Record zee. 47.06
s146 Sec. 81. Blk. & Prtg. Tax
Books for Treasurer :. 2225O
8348 Louis F. Dow Co Re-
cord for Reg of Deeds $685.
S349 Kimball-Storer Cash Bal.
Blk. for Co. Treas. 80. 4150
1856 imbaIl-Storer Receipts,
T. I. & Ret. Co. Aud. 2541
1851 Free Press Co. 3 Del
Tax Records Co.
aud. 1900 / Deed Re
cord $62.65 Reg. of
Deeds, 1 Mtg. Tax.
Reg. $3.50 Co.
1888 Fritz Gross CO: 1921 AS '1'
sessment Books ...... 287.46
oo, list Books ;:.:.:...::> 1850
9245 .aMiller-Davis Co. Warrant
Reg. Co. Aud. ........ 42.25
9245 Miller-Davis Co. Reg. of
Collections Co. Aud. 42.16
s. 9277 Sec. Bl. Blk. Prtg. Settle
ment Record, Co Aud. $500
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-03-10

Expenses - Cont.
No. of TO Whom For What
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
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