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NEW CASTLE BLACK S0X
TO PLAY DEFIANCE TEAM

The New Castle Black Sox will be
the attraction at the Third and Adams
street grounds tonight TO tackle the
Defiance Bulldog aggregation. The
Fishtowners will enter town greatly
strengthened for this game as they
are wellaware of the progress of the
Tenth Warders.
Eddie" Donovan and Clayton will
be the probable battery selection for
Defiance while Johnson and Underhill
are picked TO work for the Black Sox.
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FUR SET FOR MISS SADIE WILSON

The Japanese mink fur set, offered
by the Grant store TO patrons of the
Garrick Theatre, was awarded Satur-
day night 10 Miss Sadie Wilson OF
All West Eighth street. Miss Wilson
sat in seat Right NIL.
The Renicl Motor Company of this
city. will offer two fifty dollar credits
on automobiles TO patrons of the Gar
rick next Wednesday evening. The
credits will be awarded to two differen
persons.
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sssss s..sss 2
MAHEII

New Castle. Aug. New Castle,
winners Of tho FIRST half of the New
Castle County League schedule, lost
the second game Of the second half TO
Newark. at Battery Park. by 6 70 &
Smith went out of tho box for the
locals in tho eighth inning after six
runs had been scored and II hits re-
corded He WAS succeeded ny Salters
Ike" Kern dislocated his little finger
on the right hand during the seventh
inning 10y tagging Eisner at second.
The score
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plalN ------
KREBS

Totals ....:......... 6 30 II
sTMn ont vhen winning run acnrcd
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The United States. being vast melting pot, ha
shown we'll enough that supremacy in sport belongs to
nation tribe. Almost every known nationality
removed from s starting point has risen
ponshp heights where chance offered swing
into the There ia Gene Sarazen OF Italian
open golf champion. champion OF a game that was
supposed belong the There Hagen
British open champion whose father born Holla
And that s only a brief starter.
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FAST CONTESTS IN
EASTERN SHORE LOOP
Rothrock Batted Out in Second
inning; Laurel Wins After
Losing Five Straight.
standing q Eastern shore League.
SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Laurel, IL 4. Salisbury. 8.
Crisneld. 3: pocomol<e. 0.
rsrksleyt IL; Cambridge, 4.

Laurel. Aug. 7.--Cambridge was un-
able TO stop Parksley Saturday. Roth
rock, who started for Cambridge, was
'batted out in the second inning. Griggs
who relieved him was forced 10 retire
I'm the eishth in favor of Stansbury.
The hitting of Goetzel and Godfrey
and the fielding of Howell, accepting
II chances at short, featured for
Park sley, and the hitting of Johnson
and Robinson and fielding of
Schron and Flowers featured for Cam
bridge. The score:
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Susquehanna League
i1isorrHANNA IrAcrtN sTANnrNr.

Elkton. Nd. Aug 7-Elkton had
little trouble handing Darlington
to 2 defeat here Saturday afternoon.
Russell Smith. the Wilmington boy.
knocked n home run for EIkton in
the first inning The victory puts
f1lkton at the top If the league and
leaves Belair and Perryville tied for
second place. The score:
TT KTON
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II you want a general consomeration OF nauonali-
ties day look series of football line ups
Here you will find names that you can't hurdle with
running start. These youngsters have been given
the competitive chance the United which their
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

Take baseball Iaioe and Parent, OF French de-
scent among the greatest in the game. The
nation has in lightly for sport of every sort
vet In this country have had Hans Wagner. Henie
Peitz Bretenstein, Schmidt HOFFMAN and dozen, OF
others who stars. There also Coveleskie and
Konetchy tho Polish delegates and more than q
few italians forgetting the immortal Ping
Bod,e
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Independent Games.

81. Thomas Va. Bacharach
Giants. Harlan Field. $50.
New Castle Black Sox vs. De-
f,anCc. Third and Adams.
Brown Sox w. West Whining
ton. Eighth avenue and Duncan
street.
Elmhurst and Parkside. Kirk
wood Park.
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TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Industrial League.

Gas Company W.. Traction Co,
Mt Clayton. Umpire. McKin-
ney,
pennayivania Railroad vs.
Rhoads 4 Sons. at Pennsy Field.
Umpire. Rickcrts.
Trump Brothers vs.. American
Car T. Foundry Company, Mt
Christiana. Umpire. Cunning
ham.
du Pont Company va. Bond
Manufacturing Corp. at Rock
ford. No. !. Umpire. Hastings.
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Independent Games.

Seventh Ward VS.. st. Thomas
Harlan Field, clio.
Goodman vs. New Castle, at
New Castle.
West Wilmington VS.. Five
Points.
Elmhurst VS.. Eastlake.
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The eminent Babe still hopes TO overhaul the
homerun field But tho ancient home run glamour 1,
now lost In the fogs through year when they some
times touch or ten or twelve in single day. The
homerun crop this will crack all records and
when the crop is large the fruit IL usually cheap
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The Come. Back.
Long have we had the Chicks" and Jocks,
The Jims the Jesses and the Bills,
Walters and I,obs and Johns in nocks,
Conducting cohorts DER the hills
On which they dribble their magic pills
or Anglo -Saxons and "Dnna kens."
But new blood now tho kinship fills:
Hail. Gene of the conquering Saracens.'
Too long these warriors bore the knocks
or nations cretc, beheld the thrills
Once theirs enjoyed by other stocks;
Cantankerous grew between the thills
And pale with anger I'm the Rs;
Then up. and In these hostile fens
Threw OF the yoke. redresscd their Ills;
Hail. Gene Of the conquering Saracens
That strain which once administered shocks
To Europe its offspring grills
With nurtling divots hard rocks,
Pelts their proud heads; and. srinnng. spills
Modern Crusaders blood for kills;
Then in It's deep sequestered dens
From the fched cup potations syills. e.s
Hall, Gene OF the conquering Saracens
LEnvoi
Hark the weird cry of triumph that shrisl
Scribble. ye hstorypeating pens
This hurb the slowly grinding mills
Hail, Gene OF the conquering Saracens,
STANLEY X. WILSON
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Mayhart Leaves Hospital.

James Mayhart. a local baseball
player, who was recently operated
upon In st. Agnes Hospital. Philadel-
phia is spending two weeks at Castle
View, y. j.
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Games Today and Tomorrow.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Washington at St. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
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AbNhtS IL 10 ~
Relieved Wolfe In seventh with two
men on.
p SCORE BY INNINGS.
Salisbury ....... o = q O 2 q O / <
Laurel ............ 0 0 0 44 3N-13
20
Laurel. Aus. 1!--Crisfeld shut POGO
moke out on the formers grounds.
Hummer, who was in prime form al
lowed but three hits, not man reach
" tng third base. Gordy also pitched
- well. two wild throws by teammates
giving Crisfeld two of their three
. runs. A hard running catch by Nay
. Tor and the batting OF Hammer and
4. rnslaub were additional features
80 The score.
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Kemp May Enter Prize Ring.

Harry Kemp. former Arden poet.
Is said 20 have gone under instruction
IN boxing I'm Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

As many eight or ten queries have come In late
y, asking whether tho Of the New York clubs
also owned Philadelphia Nationals, the Boston Rcd
Sox and the Boston Braves. There general
belief that this condition exists under cover. due OF
course. to long line of startling trades md sales. We
have Information the subject but II easy
how such belief could attain widespread growth The
blow that Harry Frazee hns delivered Boston done
baseball harm than any other 1ve things combined
lie has proved that any mention of the sport in
baseball far he is concerned, Is the leading Joke
of he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
Church League.

First Divislon-West w. Bran
dywlne. Twenty ninth and Mar
ket streets. Umpire. Rlckerts.
Second Division-First NJ. Il.
VIZ. Bethany. Baynard. No. 4.
Umpire. Brittingham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

the committee: Henry l.. Tatnall
chairman; Louis II. Harris. Daniel
w. Caufficl
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PARllSLEY

Totals ......,....... IL '2S 10
'Janowski out on inheld fv.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
rarksiey .......... O q q 0 o vi
Cambridge ........ 600 90 o O. 4
Laurel. Aug. After losing flve
straight. because they could neither
field or hit. Sam Frock's Chicks went
into Saturdays game and played with
out an error and batted the offerings
OF two Salisbury pitchers all over the
lot. winning. l3 to +. Salisbury also
hit hard. The score:
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Church League.

First Dlvision--Westminster
VS.. Mt. Salem. Rockford. No. I.
Umpire, BrittinEham.
Second Divirlon-Scott Va.
Trinity. Baynard. No. l. TIM
pire.. Jones.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
EASTLAKE IN WIN Owe r
DEFIANCE IN JUNIOR CITY

Eastlake defeated Defiance in 8
Junior City League game, S 10 :.
The score:
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The First Sign.

The first sign Of waning summer In We started
In TO discuss sporting topic with leading camp
follower a day two and he promptly switched the
discussion football
Yale looks great" he said. but don't underestnate
that Harvard with the seasoning II last year
Don't underestimate any team that haa owen and a
Buell. aboard. They pretty fair with one
else deck
it hadn't occurred TO us that the dun hoom OF the
first punt only four five weeks away. And not
even the golf championship at Bioollne the tennis
championship at Germantown, the Davis Cup and tn,
world series can lay complete syme.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
SATURDAYS SCORES.

ST. Louis, 4 Athletics. J.
New York, :; Cleveland, I.
Washington. 6; Chicago. 2.
Boston, S; Detroit, 4
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. Q; St. Louis, /.
New York, 10; Chicago. Z.
Brooklyn. 8; Cincinnati. 0.
Brooklyn, 3: Cincinnati, 2,
(second game. 10 innings)
Pittsburg. Q; Boston, 3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

August football dope is subject to a robust Novem-
ber shock At this date last year Princeton thought
she had Loure Gsrrity keck all poised for
the Navy Chicago. Harvard Yale morc tina
OF them got into any game In shape
to stand hslf-sound snkle.
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TUESDAY,.

JUHIOT Z Ivy IFHRWt.
Eastlake at Brownson.
du Pont at Newport.
South Side Snappers at De-
flance.
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= ;
SEVENTH WARD

'Batted for Thompson in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Eastlake ........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
7th Ward .......... Q y . 0 l x--3
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES,
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

MI LNINNN IsE NWtLs
Athletics. 3; Chicago, /.
Cleveland, g. Boston,
O2 innings).
New York, II; Detroit, 6.
st. Louis. s; Washington, 4
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 10; New York, 3.
Cincinnati. 6; Brooklyn. 3.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
SEVENTH WARD STOPS
EASTLAKE OUTFIT
Large Crowd Turns Out to See
Game at Fourteenth and
Woodlawn; krebs Wins.
CITY LEAGUE STANDING

SATURDAYS SCORES.
Ith Ward. 3 Eastlake. o.
Krebs. 2 Union. 1.
Te,snce' r sneH~'s : 'Ed2e Z "shSsrS moor v
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YoRKLYN.
pkLhiwAREO CRY.

DfaTs -----.--...--.---- y Y
sCORE BY INN1NGS.
YOrklyn ..-......O q o o o . O--G
Delaware city o J ? o o O-3
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Marshallton defeated Five Points
Saturday afternoon on the home
grounds. 20 2. Five Points shifted
their lineup considerably and two or
rors In the fourth were responsible for
Marahallton's two runs Gilbert's re-
turn strengthened MarshailtOn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
s1- HIrIMfl,,ss

st, Hedwlg's added another victory
by trimming Bankers and BROKERS'.
20. The score;
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IL pays others 10 use Every Even
Ing wsnt ads-it will pay you.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

'Its said enormously cannot doubt that he Ia
of Italian descent and has been known spell his
with ~
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EIk Minis

r. IT r.
Havre de Grace 0 o 0 0 0 0--i
Batteries Elk Mills, Allen and Stencil
Havre de Grace. Brown and Frazier.
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WEDNESDAY,.
lMIA

WEDNESDAY.
City League.
Defiance at Union.
Krebs at Eastlake.
Bankers at Edge Moor.
st. Hedwig's at Seventh Ward
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
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NEWARK DEFEATS
NEW CASTLE NINE
Smith Taken Out Of Box After
Fourteen Hits Are Made
OFF His Delivery.
county League standing.

SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Marshallton. 4 Five Points. 2.
Newark, q ; New Castle. 4.
YOrklyn, 6 Delaware city, 2.
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1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Union ............ o o o o o 0 0-l
krebs ........... o . 0 0 o l y 0 -
Seventh Ward defeated Eastlake.
80. before 1900 fans Saturday after
noon. The score:
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Rising Sun --.-3 0f 0of0 q O--5 8 }
Aberdeen -. 0 q 90 0 2 % < :
Batteries: Rising Sun, Reynolds and
Steen Aberdeen, Vsrnett and Brown.
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Iudependent Games

Seventh Ward vs.. Lorraine,
Second and du Pont streets.
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DART,INCiTON.

''" SCORE nv iNN1NGs.
F,Ikton ............ 0 o 2 n 2r--T'
Darlington .,,...... 0 OI 90 0 II
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-16
new RECORD SET
IN HYDR0PLANE
RACE YESTERDAY
Dodge's Baby Holo Estab.
~ fishes World Mark In
1900 Class

Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 15.-Baby Ho-
10, Horace E. Dodge's entry in the
2:20 class hydroplane race, set up a
new worlds record Friday when she
covere dthe 20-mile course at the In
ternational Power Boat regatta at an
average speed of 81 miles an hour. In
cidentally Baby Holo turned the ia
bles on Paul Strasbourg's entry, Baby
Sure Cure, which won the opening of
the class on Thursday. These two
craft are now equal on points scored
ard Will settle supremacy in the final
heat tomorrow.
Edsel Ford's new boat. Woodfish,
also improved its previous record of
3 miles an hour by covering one turn
of the five-mile course. today at an
average spec dot 53.41 miles an hour.
The Ford s%peedster was again o~utfoot-
ed by Baby Gar II, which stands first
with II points for the first two heats.
Woodfish is second with IL points,
and Baby Gar, Jr.. is third.
Commodore r. H. Subway OF the
Buffalo Launch club had further
Ltrouble with his new hydroplane,
ARAB VII edropping out after the sec
ond lap in the LOO. class race. Miss
Peerless. a Buffalo entry, has suffici-
rent, points to win the event without
another start.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-16
MISS WILLS IS r.
ELIMINATED BY
. MARION JESSUP
Women's National Singles
p Finals To BE Played
Today -

Philadelphia. Sept. 16.-After win
ming the girls national singles tennis
championship Friday by defeating
Miss Helen Hooker of New York, 6-3,
6-3, Miss Helen Wills. the 16-year-old
Berkeley, Cal, high school girl, was
eliminated in the semi-inal round of
the women's middle states %tourna-
ment by Mrs. Marion Zinderstein
Jessup, Wilmington, Del. 81, SO.
Mrs. Jessup will meet Mrs. Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory, today for the
middle states title, Mrs. Mallory hav-
ing won her semi-f1nal match from
Miss Leslie Bancroft, Boston. SO, SO.
Mrs. Mallory also is a fnalist in the
middle states doubles championship.
Paired with Miss Edith Sigourney,
Boston, she will meet Mrs. Jessup and
Miss Molly s. Thayer, Philadelphia, in
the final round tomorrow. In the
semi-finals Mrs. Mallory and Miss
Sigourney defeated Mrs. G. CHAPMAN
and Miss f. G%ellindeau. New York,
6-3, GO. Mrs. Jessup and Miss Thay-
er eliminated Miss Bancroft and Miss
Eleanora Sears, Boston, GO. SO, So.
In the final round of the girls
doubles. tomorrow Miss Wills and
Miss Hooker will play Miss Betsy
Nillery and Miss Louise Goodman,
Philadelphia.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-16
Two TACKLES
OUT FOR WORK
---
Brodie and Carrie Surprise
Coach Davis On
Friday

Paul Davis, head football coaah of
the University of North Dakota, is
sued football toys yesterday to the
two men WHO will probably take care
of his tackle positions this season.
Although neither were expected to ar
rive before Monday, both Currie and
Brodie landed at the university yes
terday and were out for apractice in
the afternoon. qs..- rt.
Twenty candidates we're on the job
Friday, two or three freshmen show
ing up for work. The coach put them
through both morning and afternoon
drills and expects that on Monday he
will have a squad Of thirty men out.
The. candidates are appreciative of
the cool weather which has character
lied the first two days of work. AS a
general thing the griders are greeted
with a rather warm reception the first
week of practice.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-16
LEGAL NOTICE
CITATION
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. }
County Of Grand Forks.
IN COUNTY COURT
In the matter. Of the estate Of Chas. c.

County Of Grand Forks.
IN COUNTY COURT
In the matter Of the estate OF chas. G
Carrie Y. Ponsonby. $50. .... Petitioner
Ray =. Ponsonby. Leo Pom
sonby. Alice c. Foster, "a
and Carl H. P%onsonby. -. Respondents
Tho State Of North Dakota and the said
county court to the above named
respondents. greeting:
You, and each of you. are hereby cited
and required to be ana appear before the
county court OF the County Of Grand
Forks in said state. at the Office Of the
county Judge OF said county, at the count
house In the city Of Grand Forks id said
county: on the 18th day OF October, a.
then 2 there to show cause. Y any
Ing 10 be the LAST Will ana Testament
OF said deceased now on file In this court
should not be admitted TO probate and
Letters tTestamentaryJ thereon issued 10
Carrie Z. Ponsonby. the e~xecntrix anne
In said wall. a
upon each and al Of the above named
r~espondepts mi uponsa all other persons
twhorisOever interested therein BY pub
location OF this citation once each week
Tor three succeSBiye weeks In the Grand
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Cd, published and ctrGulatAd 10 the
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Judge of the County Court,
MCINTYRE HuATNBOG 9 ROBBINS.
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JOHNSTON AND
TLDEN CLASH
LAST ROUND
Winner To Retain Posses
sion of Tennis Champion
" pionship Cup
tBy The Associated Press.)

Philadelphia, Sept. 16.7-William T.
Tilden. IL. of this city, and William NJ.
Johnston Of San Francisco, meet. to-
day on the courts Of the German
town Cricket club. to decide the ma
tional lawn tennis championship Of
the United States for 1922.
They reached the final round b!
decisively defeating opponents of in
ternational calibre. Johnston won
from Vincent Richards Of Yonkers,
S-6, 6-2. 6-1, and Tilden eliminated
Gerald Patterson of Australia. As,
GA, 60, 6-1.
= Third Meeting.
The meeting of big and little Bill
on Saturday will be theft third clash
in the championship finals ,of a ma
tional tournament. Johnston won the
honor from Tilden in 1919 and the
towering Philadelphia wrested the
title from Johnston a year later. In
tournament play they have me ten
times and each has won five matches.
These contests reduced to set., shows
that Tilden has won 20 to Johnston's
#'"
Will Keep Cup.
Additional interest centers upon to-
morrow's struggle because the winner
Will take permanent possession of the
imposing national championship bowl.
each having won two legs OH the
trophy in past seasons since the
trophy vas placed in play in 1911,
William M. Larned and r. Lindley
Murray each having won it once;
Maurice E. Mclaughlin, r. Norris
Williams. II, and the two Bills twice
each. Late Saturday afternoon either
Johnston Or Tilden will take it home
to commemorate in years to come his
tennis prowess and the United States
Lawn Tennis association will have to
provide q duplicate.
Veterans Meet.
In the semi-1nals Of the veterans
tournament for players overs As years
Of age, DR.. P. B. Hawk of Philadel-
phia, defeated E. H. Hooker of Green
'wich, Conn, 60, 60. and c. N. Beard
Of Philadelphia, defeated A. j. Gore
of Washington, D. c.; GA. 81. DR..
Hawk and Mr.. Beard will meet in
the veterans final tomorrow at 2 p. m.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-16
TAYLOR CAPTURES.
HANDICAP EVENT

Atlantic City, N. j., Sept. 15.-HsC.
Taylor Of Tibes Island, Georgia, Gap
tured his first national trap shooting
title today when he defeated field of
464Aof the best men and women gun
DerB in the country in the preliminary
handicap event OF the Grand Ameri-
can trap shooting tournament. III.
Taylor was tied by Mark Arie of
Champaign, III, but defeated the
western star after two play offs.
Eight were tied for third place with
scores Of IS, including Frank M.
sTroeh, famous expert from Van
couver. Wash, and Mrs. Elking OF Wi
mona, Mimi, winner OF the women's
national title on Wedkesday.s
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia, Sept. 1.-two home
runs in succession by Henline and
Lee in the ninth inning with none
out gave Philadelphia a 10 to 2 VIC
tory over St. Louis in the final game
of the series here today. Henline had
three home runs out Of five times at
bat. Rogers Hornsby hit his 36th
ing. him with Williams, the Ameri-
can league leaders. Hornsby ran his
hitting streak to 80 games by get
ting a single in the first inning. core:
r. H. e.
St. Louis 80. 1o1 $40 600 3 IA o
Philadelphia . 900 $50 202-10 Is 2
Sell. Doak. Pertica, North, Sherdel
and Clemons: Ring, Winters, Vein
ert and Henline.
Pirates Lose.
Boston, Sept. 15.-Pittsburgh drop
ped the last game Of the season to-
day when Vanguard pitched the home
team to a a to l win. Powell's hit
ting and outfelding was a big factor
in the game. Brilliant plays were
contributed by Ford. Meanwhile and
Henry, Boston's new first. sacker from
the New Orleans club. Score: 4.
Pittsburgh =. 900 900 1901 8 i
Boston ...... 001 200 1Ox-4 8 1
Glazner. Carlson and Schmidt; Mar
guard and O'Neil.
Reds Beaten.
Brooklyn, Sept. 1~5.-Brooklyn took
the odd game of the series with Gin
clnnati Z to 9 here today. A sensa-
tlonal one-hand running catch by
Tommy Griffith which ende d in a
double play was the fielding feature.
Manager Moran and five Red reserves
were chased from the bench by UNI
pire Sentelle. The Brooklyn and
Chicago clubs play a double-headet.
r. H. e.
Cincinnati -. 900 o1o 1902 8 4
Brooklyn 49,. 10 $50 O2x-7 II 1
Keck, Gillespie and Hargrave; Ca
dore and de Berry.
New York. Sept. 15.-The New
York Giants made it seven in a row
and three straight from Chicago to-
day by winning the last game of the
series z to 6. AS Pittsburgh lost to
Boston, #the champions Increased
their lead to six full games over the
Pirates New York scored five runs
on Osborne and then was held hit
lees by Stueland until the seventh
When WI more were tailed on
Cheeves. Carmen. Hill. indianapolis,
recruit. pitched well for the Giants
until the ninth when the Cubs stag
ed a. rally that Melted five runs. Scott
relieved Hill and famed Barber for
the last out. Score:
r. H. E..
Chicago ..... o10 900 oo5-s IL 8
New York -. 1872 900 2ox--7 9 1
osborne, stueland, Cheeves and
O'Barrell; Hill, Scott and Smith. sny-
der. ,,. u.