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Daily Golf Catechism.
With Results Simplifcd
ny INNS DROWN
ny INNS DROWN

Q. In match play whore players
ball lies on the putting green. and
his opponents bali. played on an APP
proach shot from thirty yards or
more away. hits II and krocks il
away from IN" hole. is The player al
lowed TO replace II?
\. Yes. the rule that permits a
player To replace his ball when 1t is
is displaced by that of his opponent
on the putting green. does not rr-
quire THAI Moth balls lie on the put
ting green when tho stroke is played
that causes the displacement.
=. II player plays his tee shot
other spot on tn" tccinG ground from
which 10 play his. nex, stroke?
4. No. the rul" provides that the
next s'rok" he played as nearly as
possible from whar" the preceding
one was played. R.ing ON the tee
ing. ground. merely entities him to
re-tac without penalty He has no
more right u. 20 "a another part OF
TIA" toe than he would have 10 walk
70 another. spot on the fairway 10
drop Il hall
@ Does the rule which allows a
player TO lift a ball and tee IL with
a loss OF two strokes in medal play
apply where The bail stops in haZ-
ard. Also. can tho bali be dropped
hack OF the hazard?
4. y ball may hr lifted from Il
hazard under the conditions named.
II must be tced back OF tho place
from which It's lifted, but the player
can s" as far back as lie chooses.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS


First race about six furlongs-
ars,, seamint. 1871. 81, al; second,
Sling. SOL. l2-l. b-i. third. Dayduc.
lo-l. Al. I'll. Time. l:i3. Also ran.
Siren Maid. MavoTrnccn. Valor. Ten
Buttons. RomuluS. Pride of India.
brighton.
second race. milo and sixteenth
first, Devastation. Ia. out. out: Sec
ond, Bcllaolar. b-l. i-2. out: third.
Oppcrman. I'LL. FL. out. Time. 1852
ALSO ran. Two Feathers
ThiSd race. five and one-half FUR
lonss-hrst. Daniel. 81. as. l-5; sec
ond. Amber. 90. 3-5. Is. third. HNl-
house. i0-l. 81. ii. Time. 1909 2-5.
Also ran. j. OF Blue Ridge. Forest
Lore
Fourth race. ono milc-Arst. Brain
storm, 81, rs; IL: second. prodlg-
20. IL. rs. Time. i:IJ. Also ran.
Firm Friend. Comic Song.
Fffth race. milo and seventy yards
frat. Service Star. 81. 81. rs: Sec
md. Armistlce. ]5-l. 6-l. 81; third.
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COLTS RETURN HOME
AND ARE LICKED GOOD
Rocky Mount Finishes Game
by l3-to-l0 Count Just as
Dclugc Starts.

Using hats vigorously. the Rocky
Mount ball aggregation put an end
30 IN" Colts two-camc winning
streak ana took the long side OF Il
l3-to-lo sC"r" yesterday on r"sump-
ton OF hostili;i"s at Mayo Island
Park. Just as tho shower of base
hiis drew 10 "A close "A dclI.;e struck
the city and hundreds OF faithful fans
who had waited hopefully in tho
gathering darkness w.r" marooned
Tor more than an hour by the down
pour, while the players themselves
were rescued by scagoing automo-
OilcS
While i was quite Il remarkable
contest. tho game WAS featured by
srr"rS. free transportation ana lit
tie baseball. Tho Colts erred four
tines. willie their rivals rul!ed one
iniSplaN. on" OF Ia" best crowds of
the season Witnessed the melee.
l-"ttus started the gam" for Rich
m"nd. aud If he had been any wilder,
af"niS;S wouId have been called in
Noel took Mp the pitching duties and
performed Cr"ditahly until the ninth,
when Nv" runs w"r" showed across.
-. Going int" the seventh frame, The
cots Mere trailing by score OF
l" 8. Then came a batting rally that
!noN"u az u II mlEht result in oven
inV the count, but only three runs
hl" ana AraEou singled Keller
scored them both With a double to
risht. Ncaicr and Thompson drew
pa S+es. iiiliug the sacks and Dixie
Walker WAS yauked from the mound
and li"hl sent 70 his relief. Thomp-
son worked him for a pass, forcing
Keller home. Com!Skcy was over
anxious aud bit on some bad ones.
making N" second out Kuha Old
ring Went in as pinuh hitter for Hope,
but lifted a high fly. which johnny
Bates was waiting for.
The Hronchoss went wild IN the
ninth and scored five moro runs with
three on base. Rates hit ball to the
Cluhhous" and made tho circuit. F.
Walker followed with blow which
bounded over Knllrr's head and
counted for four bags.
Again in the ninth Richmond
threatened 10 DO the seemingly i'm
possible. Keller and Wcafcr sin
gle! aud tho bases we're loaded when
Thompson was hit ny a pitched ball
ait"r DoISOu famed. ComiSkey drove
tho pellet TO the Cent"r-hcld fence.
cleaning the bases Iui landing him
self at the third corner. Grccnae
brought him in with a single. but
was himself forced at second hy Noel.
Ramos sent long drive TO right
Held. which from the press box and
grand stand looked fair. Umpire
hH"sliD. however. saw IL different and
sent Noel back 20 FIRST and Ramos 10
inc plate. The Cuban then hit weak
ly TO second base. ending the game.
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Two homc-run clouts thai dia not
leave the island territory wore rrll-
iStcrcd yesterday .Tohnuy Bates.
who was Richmond favor,'o Wh"u
no wore the Dunn livery. poicI ono
along the riGht-iirld line Tor inrr
bags. and r. Walker followed with
SIMILAR blow. his grass-siyrlcr
hurdlinE kelier'S head.
Ruhc Oldring. for the third day in
succession. managed the Colts from
the bench. with podson nilnG in
tho left garden. Rubc hrok. into
tho box score Ivy yankinr Hope ard
taking his place al bat in the seventh
with tho stations overloaded AMI two
out. He failed 10 deliver. as Johnny
Eates showed unCanny Judgment by
moving over 10 the loft ioul line
where he was set 10 receive RUhe's
long ny.
Fans were disappointed by the
nonarrival of billy Martin. who : due
to got into the Colt linc-up mis- week.
Martin is ,employad in Washington
leave of absence. He may arrive in
come until tomorrow.
day. tho Athletics moved OF, OF the
cellar. giving Philadelphia the thrill
again OF not having 4 representative
at the bottom 81 the ladder Thrac
ont OF four il the count for the Mack
men against the Tigers.
4 Thoroughbred which ,urfrncn in
Rochester believe Will scatter dust in
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RICHARD GETS PERMIT /
FOR LIGHTWEIGHT Co
Promoter Goes for Attorney
Who Refers to Him as Grim,
inal at Hearing.


NEW YORK. July l3.-beclarod a
criminal by tho attorney for tho anti
nIriIemGht forces OF New Jersey. Tex
from his chair AT hearing in the
Offices OF the New Jersey BoxinE
ooinmission ycaterdady afternoon and
Ing for the reformcrs.
The net result OF the hearing was
that Richard received the now pro-
piled, and also n permit TO hold the
Benny Leonard Lew Tender light
wweight championship battle In the
Acres. Jersey city, July "a
This man openly admitted that he
ran a sambling house In the West.
that hn promoted prize lights IN tho
having been convicted OF crime" said
Herbert Clark ellison. attorney for a
10 prcrcn, tho Leonard Tender light
I'm not going TO SIT hers and let
my my man make mIsstnte,ncn,s like
lcap from his chair
Chairman Mcssuno, or tho boxing
commission. interviewed. donandims
INN itickard control himself
ellison th"n explained Tint IN.
crime h" rcf.rrad to Was tho inter
Stht" transportation of the Dcmpacy-
THIi ain'@r,i ,o nfh, hims, Of which
Tcdcral district court S" ,ur,sd sSiSr",
and paid fines which no regarded Az
IA license fee.
In addition TO several New Jersey
congregations, tho famous national
hlh" law organization. tho Inturua-
tional Reform Bureau was rcprrsent-
ed AZ the hearing. on behalf OF tho
oppohitlon - MAS sct forth that
Leonard is Il stallor and a foul fighter.
HIS many indocis!ve nghta with
Johnny Dundee we're cited az owl
dencn that nc does not always Try
TO knock out his man and tho ending
9t tho rcc"LA Triton Leonard aBht.
whom Leonard struck tho kncciing
welterw"igh champion. was rcvitw-
cd as evidence that the lightweigh,
champion IL foul aChtcr.
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Yankee Pcnnant Hurled
to Ground by Lightning
IBy United News.1

NEW YORK. July l3--The
great blue and white champion
ship pcnnant OF tho New York
Yankees. siEnifying the clubs
victory in the season OF 1921, was
sent huttcr!nE 10 earth by II bolt
OF lightning which struck tho nag
mast yesterday afternoon In full
view of 10000 fans gathered for
IN" game. Fragments OF the
hattNrcd stan narrowly ml.s.d
TWO members of tho st. Louis
browns. who were scurrvinp
across tho outheid TO tho club
nous" after tho game had been
called off.
The Yankees refused to rccnrd
me incident as an omen Of Asf.at
this season. but many of tho rans
shciterins in tho grind stand 40.
ri"usiy rend this meaning into m,
phenomenal sight.
Tho nag mast at tho Empire
CITY race track also was shattered
by belt. This mast. surmoun,-
INK tn" grand stand, crashed TO
the roof and rolled Off onto tho
ground.
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BUFF TO CONTINUE
MEETING FLYWEICHTS
lBy Associates rressI

NEW YORK. Iuiy i3-Iohnuy
!'uN, who was suspended with Joe
pending investigation by tho New
Iork stat" Athletic Commission az
financial arrangements III connection
with tho contest. VIII not retire from
the ring, his manager, Lew Diamond
declared today, in denying reports to
kui' intends To rest for three or
four weeks and after that VIII nc
prepared TO defend his ryweight
championship against any coutendcrs
diamond said.
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NE eyes OF Norwich and Whiskawa%
has been found IN an old gray mare
at The city pound awaiting the ar
rival or an owner or raC"traCk pro-
inotcr. Tho horse. wandering in "a
street near the business section was
picked up by driver OF a Rochester
taNicab company, who, after tyiug
the animal 10 the rear OF his ma
chine, stepped on the gas" until his
speedometcr registered thirty-nvo
miles an hour. Tho animal gaIlopcd
along and was unframed after "A two
mile journey.
Tex Rickard scored another de-
cision over the Jersey reform crew
yesterday when his promoters license
was renewed and permit granted
Tor the Leonard Tender miXup.
Golf history will he made at Skok!e
today ana tomorrow when some of
the patrinEs Will bring together some
OF the most noted gutta pcrcha
Founders OF the world
Lew Dempsey. lightweight boxer.
Will give an exhibition tonight at
the Church Hin Athletic club. where
day might with Dick Burgess. OF Al
lanta Butcher ShoCkett will work
out with Dempsey.
With the pcnnant chase reaching q
high point. Portsmouth has gone out
aud secured a n"w pitcher. Ills
namc IL Scydl"r and he was turnc !
over "a tn" Truckers Nv 'ac Giants.
Scyaler is slated 10 work ,0day.
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Pratt 10 P!tteuucr. Left on bases
balls Uhic. / on W. coins. ~
struck out--by Uhle. /; by Lindsey. .
by W. collins. 2. ny Quinn. l. HIS
or Chlc. In . mon" out In SIXTH
on Lindsey. l In (. or W. Collins .
In 20 or Quinn. mono In la
Winning pitcher-L!ndaey Losing
pitcher-W. Collins rmpircs. Evans
and iIidcbrand Time, LAG
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SEVENTY-WNE GOLFERS SURVIVE QUALIFYING ROUND A
Horse Hazard Is Latest
Innovation at Skolic
CBy United Nows.l

SKOKIE COUNTRY CLUE.
GLENCOE, I'LL. July l3--Eutcr
the horse hazard I'm golf
G. W. MCGUIRE. mem Der OF this
club, shooting tho sixteenth hOlo
in qualifying, found himself
bunHcr"d and made a desperate
"Tort 20 g"t out. His shot was so
wild IL wont through n distant
Harndoor TO tho iiSnt and landed
under horse. COT orilcials. look
Ing Dohhin over. saw The mean
look in his ego and decided Nc
9uirc had better not shoot out
from there. He took an eight. and.
incidentally, WAS among the days
tragedies.
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GROH AGAIN INJURED
AF TER REST OF MONTH
Cubs Stage Batting Rally in
Twelfth and Win From
Giants.
~ .Assoc!ntei rrcss

CHICAGO. lUly "a ChIcne, siarrd
batting. rally In The twelf;h In
ming and dc:rHted New York today.
20 4. Tho Giants also lost Tho SER
vices or Ic!ni" irOh. who returned
more than Z, month because of an in
)uTci hn"e. In Attempting; To !irld a
Au7t by D'Farr"N IN tho twelfth. ,;roh
Nfrcd In" sinn hncc and had To- b.
took the lead when Groh got a freak
home run n the third. which sent
Two runners in ahead Of him He
hit down the thirf-hasc l!rc and the
bail rolled under The fence. score:
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INDIANS WIN
LRv Assoc!ated press.l

BOSTON. July l3-Jim Lindsey re-
l!cved Uhle IN the sixth inning today
and held Boston TO ono hit ior the
rest OF the game. which Cleveland
Won. / to .. The two winning runs
we're scored IN tho eighth when. with
tho bases full and two out. J. Seweli
hit 20 Burns. who threw 70 Collins.
Tho Red Son pitcher coll!ded with
Sewcll at nrst and his loot was In
tured. but Sewcll was ruled safe.
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CriauI After Dundee.

I by United NcWN.l
PARIS. July l3-ThrOuEh tho
french RoNing Federation, Eugene
criqIi, tn" ;eaihcrwciEht chanpion
OF Europe. has sent demand TO mo
National Boxing Federation Of tho
United states. that Johnny kllhnnc.
champion q! tho world. grant him a
match Tor tho worlds championship,
Tho challenge was addressed 10 tho
Headquarters OF tho national body In
MilMlMknr.
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HOMER DECIDES GAME
vRy Associated Prose

uINrINNAT!. july l3.-Thc Rods
fa!!ed To hit Vance t!rn"ly today.
hits meant runs. a:.d Rrooklyn Won
10 Z. stopping 'ho winning str"ak
or The Reds Pu,. teams nclGoi
wen. Mitchell hi; {. homo run in Tho
fourth inning Seof " + man ahead OF
him, which p-Aa ally decided the
contest. Scor"
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Spn niurds 1'nk~ Match.
nv As.ocg,,cd pro..

ny Associated ProEs.
BRISTOL, Eng. July l3.-count do
Conan, OF spain this afternoon de-
fra;ed Dr. \. A l'ayzec, OF ild!a, In
,he hrst match OF tho Spau!nrd.In-
dian prclim!naries for tn" DAVIS ten
MI cup. g So. SO O-G, 81.
spain also took -" scClu. mitch
Manuel Alonyr defeating \. IT. r'yz,c
IN :trnLGh, scLE. 81 e.. g:
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ATHLETICS CLIMB OUT
OF CELLAR ONCE MORE
Hcilnann Gets Two Homcrs
in Came Lost by Detroit
TO Mackmen.
Try Associated Press

Philadelphia today defeated Detroit.
. TO !. Howard Ehnlkc was found
for thirteen hts. including pair of
triples ana doubles. Holman made
hCmc runs In the sixth aud clghii
running his total To sixteen. NeaCh
also hit a hom" run. Score:
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IInlu. s-5. as. IL. Time, ISL. Also
ran. Royal Jester. Martin \. Noonan.
orderly, Heckna.
Sixth race fve furlongs-arst.
l,rea MISTER -. i-a. I'd. second.
Spctdhall. l5-l, 81, at: third Ii
wat!o. al, 80 3-5. Time, l:Oi 2-5.
Also ran, Ethnca, Ella &. Winner
TAKE All. Irene Sweeney. FIJI De Fer.
Norman.
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IDy Assoolatcd press.l

cd Among survivors of Qualifying
Rounds.
sKoKiE GoTTTRY CLUR. GLEN
COL ILL. .Mly l3.-The qualify in =
rounds in the national open golf
of them champions and all survivor
Of u field repressnting every golanI
nation OF the world. w.ii start tho
seventy two hole finals foc the Amer
lean open hamplonSa.p.
Omclaliy. the winner Will he
champion OF The United States. but
IN the minds OF many, he w,!l br CpI-
s.dered holder of N: worlds golf
only through defeat Of champ. D..
club swi2gcrs from ali Go,:.as '-
tons o. Tho universe
Mcdonald Leads Fic;h.
TWEEN y four mon won their way
round Robert Macdonald. ;hc Tong
ing the a.ld with a scor. OF IT.! =
liS. The score necessary 10 qualify
was -52. Al o. tho bctta.-il nOwn
stars qualified. except A. q. Ar
mad Freddie Mcleod. The W. {nire' on,
u. G. professional. VINO formerly Hold
could 40; s.; his approaches to he
green. "a KING l6l. while Mcleod
could not get his puts !nto The cup
and ended win total OF ia. Two
Four amateurs were IN tho list ~
todays SUCCESSES. Willie Huntcr,
former British champion. leading the
way among the nonprofe ssionals with
a score OF 75-5o-li5, while Har- son
r IJ!mny) Johnston, 81. Psul's bril-
liant young shooter. took thrcc
Dewcy Weber. % Chicago, also
las, ana William Rat 1enhusch, an
otaeT Ch!ca sosu. HeDe the otha. M
ateurs 70 qualify, making the total
j. =
Seventeen Low, Cards.
For Il tim. IL looked as J.! rather
high scores would grt b.. but grad
It Was iound ,hat LEE W 4TS' se VS.
teen me-. under the $50 mark. where
there were only th.Teen Monday and
fourteen TUESDAY While Hunter
ASS and l5+, when !-e shot tho after
noon round 81 par 20, his i45 total
being all tAat was necessary 20 push
out those beyond l52.
Bob AiacDonaid so!f at times Sor-
dered on bril!!ancW but at others
Ealing dow" on opportunities to
hreah par total. Ills driving Vas
not e0sn barring Abe Mitchcil's
drives. Drives Of 10000 yards car
~ were frequent. and they %eni All
Prizes at stake.
FAIoOyins are the prizes for tho
national oTen eolf tournament: Arst.
: ~.
Sl50; Nt,A. SiQo; sixth. so; seyenth,
$50 eighth. S75; ninth. $40: toatn,
Se5; e!aveMth $50; twelfth, S55: total.
The winner also gers champion
ship cup and gold medal. Ana
teurs VIII receive pLa+cS instead OF
EDDIE Gowns. Of Shannop,n. rs..
s who brought IN u IN the Ino.y!ns:
and handed the card 81 10 .h,. SCORE
keeper without t"l;ng any one NJ
had made the $50 yard. thirteenth
This is .he first time a hoie has
been made in one IN an American
tournament i yea. ago aud foilows ]
with . on par four hole
Fol!owins are The rsmns and
today for tho finals tomorrow and
Saturday. The asrer.sG indicates
BOZ Macdonald. Chicago. 7s-7l--
%ed MsKenna. Rochester. X. y.
Eddie Towns. shannopin. Pa. 1874
William Mehlhorn, shreveport. La.
sWnIe Hunter England. 75-7o-
. las.
Edd,e Loos. chicago 73-73-i.e.
ON Enmeti FTsgch. You sstow n.
Pat G,H3ra, Richmond County. Hew
Tom Boyd, Foz; ll!Ms.- ny, TITO
Harrison r. Johnston. 81. paul. -.
.Dewey weber. Chicago. 1918
:. George -KorrfEan. wA:ts benches.
'W!iiiam E2utenbuscA. chicago, ~
8 charles poUa pl,,sl,, r. 10
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Nsw York ....... o0i ono pon oN0-i
Chicago .... 200 ooI ool ool-5
Summary: Two-base h!ts-Tcrry.
Young. Homo rUD--i-oa. stolen
baSe--kelly: SacrifirnS-paroe Ter
rY CD. Miller. 0'Farrcll. Double
piays--Arlior 10 Ol'arrcli: O'Farreli
20 Terry; bancroft 10 Fr!sch 10 KEEL
~. Lett on baScS-New York &:
Chicago, II Bases on ha!l.-or eau
soy. 81. OF Aldr!dGe. .. struck out
By AldCdge. 3; BY Causey, III.
~ p'tchc---by Aldr!dz" CMnuscD
rmp'res. Klein and Pfirman. Time
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Raleigh. ); DanviIle. J.
Winston Salem. J. High Point, l.
Greensboro, .: Durham. &
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s.s.s - I
lbhiIntlrlnhIn.

Detroit - O0O 0u2 O2O--i
philadelphia . 500 00J 100,
Summary; Two-basc hits-iounG,
Perkins. Clark Three base hits
RiEncy, Hnnsor CD. HON" runs
Ncnrh. Holman C2). stolen bases
-Welch Left on has s-h"troit. ;
Philadelphia. :. Bases on ba!ls--on
F.hmka. 3. on HastY. !. struck out
by Ehmkc. 2: by iiasty. g. I'm
pires. Morar!ty and Nallin Time.
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Southern Association.

At Atlanta. 90: Memphis. As.
At Little Rock. ); Birmingham, t.
AT chattanooga New Orleans, rain
At Nashville. .; Mobile l.
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At Jacksonville. {: Lakeland, 3.
Al st Petersburg. e. Tampa !.
At Orlando, !, Daytona. ..
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Chinese Brand of Ball Seen at Island
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Kids Earn Extra Day by Their Roofing
Nv
by EARLE I.UTH

with duo and collar wreckers tho exhibition
fol
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Richmond to games the
visitors from North
made them
not issuing transportation unsolicited and his
ing the pill like It Il
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STANDING or ryuss

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
EhicSgo at Washington.
Detroit at PhiiadeiphIa.
ST. Louis At New YORK,
Eicyclund NJ npnfon.
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Appalachian I.rnsuc Rc..,,


kingsnort O. Cleveland. Q. tCallnd
end eighth. rain)
others. rain.
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1901" y. INl.NEE- 7
brooklyn , uf0 pnn pin-4
Cincinnati - 600 Guy 10, 2
summary ywu- base A.ls Hayp.r,
Pine!N W!ngp JArue-Dasu His
=. GrlM;h Myers JI.u. FUN
H.tcAoll SfS!rn base Burns. sac
r.fcc Myers IlOul.. lfavs. * I'm
m icE 20 F0Usaca 10 Daubari l."ft
On bases BrDohlyp, e.. Clrciunal! ..
Bases on balls ~ vance Srr!ck
ID IL N smith ~. In ~ WIZ
HIng ritIN.T Vance. Empires. Mart
and C-DAt. TlMn TO
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Richmond, 10; Rocky Mount, ~.
bTASDI.NG OF EIInS

gg WHERE THEY PIAy TODAY.
Rocky mounts mt ytJchmond:
GDnpp5 News ut gertsmouth.
ES 64taatS ~ SFil,as.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
I'lfsbnrgh- iBo-ton. wet grounds.
Cincinnati. 81 JirooLi,n, j.
Chicago. ~ New York, 4 az In
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New Eork-sr. louis. rain,
DostOH, .; Cleveland, 1.
FLiisd c lphis, Q; Detroit, J.
Was hing tom L hicago, rain.
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STANDING or CLUBS.

WHERE Tf'J:Y PLAY TODAY.
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New YORK; ut Chicago.
Philadelphia mt ST. I.ouis.
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OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
FINALS START TO-DAY
Winner Gets Title of United
States Officially and of
World UnofficialIy.
72 HOLES WILL DECIDE MATCH

Leading Club SwinGcIs NJ Al Golf
ing sections of Universe Represent
cd Among Survivors of Qualifying
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"sir," replied the old man indig-
nantly, "ours is the safest line in the
country. 1 may say we have been
running for twenty years, and have
never had a collision"
That's goodl" exclaimed the big
man.
"And what's more. sir" went on
the proprietor of the little line, "a
collision would be impossible
How do you make that out?"
queried the other in surprise. ct know
that the latest automatic devices are
excellent, but impossible is a big
word"
ut is literally true with U.S." was
the proud rejoinder.
In what way2"
''Well, sir, we have only one train"
Henry Allen Wilson. secretary of
the New England Anti-Tobacco
league. said in an address in Port
land;
Carefully compiled statistics show
US that for every cigar a man smokes
he shortens his life three days, while
with every cigarette he shortens his
life a week"
At this point a prominent Port
land physician rose in the rear of
the hall.
curate?' he asked
Absolutely. sir said Secretary
Wilson. ''Why2"
Because it's rather important"
explained the physician. You see, if
your statistics are accurate. I've been
dead over three hundred years.