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along sd NWly TT of way line
to the N line of sd NE NV
til w along sd N line sd NE
NV to beg. Less Road -..-7.55
c. H. Hurlburt, NJ NV NV
and N Is 1T of Sh NV NV
exc N 80 It for road ......--13.7O
Alex Hamilton, Sh NV NV exc
Hurlburt N Is It. Less r. R.
John Devils. SW NV Less R. R.
~
State of Washington, Sc NV Less
X X.
State Of Washington, NV NE :
Sc NE Less Road................47. 90
Francis D'Aprille, Com at pit of
intersection of w line of NE
dag. Road with N line Of NE
NE tn w 966.1 It = tn S 48
deg. 33 min E 640.44 IT tn
Nelly along NE dag. Road to
pit of beg 5
c. M. Tabler, Com 966.1 It w of
NE cor NEA -th s 48 deg 80
min E 640.44 IT to NE dag.
road = tn SWly along road $50
It tn N 4S deg 80 min w
S17.S2 It : tn N 0 deg. 4S min
E 92.19 IT along w line NE
NE to N line of Sec -th e to
beg.
John Thompson, Com at SW cor
NE NE tn N along w line NE
NE 532.1S IT tn 8 38 deg.
"a min E 370.56 IT to NWly
line of NE dag. road tn S
Al deg N 80 deg 35 min w
along said road 1921 It to 8
line NE NE = the w along I'D
s line to beg. .-.......-..................-1.0 90
G. Langford, Com 461.24 It s
of NV cor of NE NE tn 8 48
deg 33 min e to NE dag. : tn
SWly along sd road 272.33 It
-th N 38 deg "a min w 412.45
It to w line NE NE tn N
263.13 It to beg. ........... 1.8O
Percy Livesey. Com 92.19 It s of
NV cor Of NE NE : tn S 48
deg SO min E 817.S2 It to
NE dag. Rd tn SWly along
sd road $50 IT : tn NWly at r.
a. to sd road 577.41 It to w
line Of NE NE : tn N 360.05 It
to beg. 10
L. J. Ford, Com at pit of inter-
section Of Ely line Of NE dag.
Road with N line NE NE tn
SWly along sd road to pit
920.47 It from NE cor of NE
NE : tn s 48 deg 80 min p to
e line of NE NE tn N to NE
cor of NE NE tn w to beg.
Percy Livesey, Com at pit on Ely
line of NE dag road 920.47 IT
SEly of NE cor of NE NE tn
SEly along road $50 It = tn S
48 deg 33 min E 814.77 It to
e line of NE NE tn N to pt
which is s 48 deg 33 min e
from pit of beg tn NWly to pit
of beg. 10
F. M. Harper, Com at Sc cor of
NE NE tn w 291.85 It = tn N
4S deg 33 min w 670.6 It to
NE dag tn NE along sd road
$50 IT tn 48 deg 33 min E
S14.77 It to E line of NE NE |
tn 116.6 fe to beg. ...-......-....3.70
]. B. Deyon, Com at a pit 1908
IT w of Sc cor of NE NE tn |
w S6S.S6 IL TN ~ deg SO |
min w 670.6 It to NE dag.
Road tn SWly along sd road
5S3.47 It to beg ....................3.3O
). M. & st. Paul Ry, Rt of way
Sec. 16-38-3E ....................4.65
Section 33 Township 80 North
Range 3 East
}. e. Sharp, Ell WI Ell NE
Less Road R0I
frank Alvord, WIZ Eh Sc NE
VIZ Eh NE NE exc u rs
IT ...............
!. H. Noble, En- VIZ VIZ NE
Less Road 40
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Enoch Peterson VIZ VIZ VIZ
NE Less Road --...-.----...--.4.s0
Proctor M. LeMaster. Ell E1s
NE NE Less Road ...........--1.G5
w. c. Simmons. Eh VIZ NE
Less Road ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......S.2S
D. E. Sharp. WIZ Wa E1a NE
Less Road ............-... .........-.--..4.8e
H. N. Setter, Eh EM SE NE r
e rs IT Of VIZ E1A NE NE
C. H. Gray, Com at pit 800 IT
E and 80 IT of NV cor of
NWA -th E 1925 # tn s
go TT : tn w 1O16.35 tt tn N
go IT to beg. ........-.. ............2.4s
Haakon Peterson, EA Ell NV
Less Road --...-.......---.. SIS
Geo. Karstetter, w 1880 # of
NV exc N 4O.O3 q. and exc
SW SW NV or com at 81
cor SW SW NV : tn Ely along
the center line Of aforesaid Sec.
SO to the Sc cor Of SW SR
NV : tn My along the center
line of the E n NWA q dist.
Of 16S0.5 It : tn Why par. with
the N line Of sd Sec. to the n
line of the flanagan road tn
s along the E line of Hanne-
gan road 999.7 It to the N line
of SW SW NV of sd Soc. tn
Ely along the N line of I'd SW
.tSW NV to the NE cor there
of = tn Sly along the Ely line of
aforesaid tract to the pit of
beg. exc Tele. Road cOntg.
66.4 a. m or l.............15.45
C. H. Gray. Com at a pit on
bdry Of Smith Road 665 It z.
of NV cor Sec. 81 : tn = along
S side Smith Rd 325 It tn
go It tn w an dpar. with 8
line of Smith road S25 It to
E line Of Old Tele. Rd. tn My
along E line of Old Tels. Rd
to beg. 90
G. o. Porter. Com at NV cor of
NWN tn s S20.26 fifth u
sos It : tn N to N line of NV ~
tn w to beg. Less Road. ~
G. o. Porter. ct al, Com at Z pc
ON e line of the Hannegan
Road 80 It E and 1000 It 8
of the NV cor Sec 80 : tn y
and par. with IN bdry line I'd
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w bdry line of Old Tele. Road
-th in My dir. along w bdry
said road to a pit 35O.25 It s
of N bdry line of sd Sec tn W
to a pit on = bdry line of Han
negan Road which pit is locat-
ed $50 It S and 80 It. L of
sd NV cor said Sec tn s along
e bdry line of sd Hannegan
Road to pit. of beg. IS
Lewis Stenger, SW EW NV Less
Road ........................... 2.6k
John Hobson, N 1910 q. of w
"a CIV
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Entertain Thanksgiving


Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Mutchler
entertained at dinner Thanksgiv-
ing Day for Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Lund and son, Mrs. Harry Beer
mink and son, and Mrs. J. w.
Tremain.
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Miss Grace Goodell of Belling-
ham spent Thanksgiving at the
JudsOn home.
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Entertained Turkey Day

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Wampler en-
tertained at dinner Thanksgiving
Day for Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mundell and family Of Belling-
ham, and Mrs. Joseph Stafford
of Peadonville, B. c.
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Miss Mildred Fountain visited
friends at Bellingham Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Bruce are
staying at the Miller hotel.
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4VV d VI . w ~ LcSS hO2O
Howard c. Thompson, S 70 a of
w 100 Of SWA Less Road
10
M. c. Ransford, E 80 of NE
SW- w 12h a. of e 80 a. of
Sc SW Less Road..............17.75
L. B. Hawk, E TN a. of Sc SW
Less Road ...............8 1915
H. W. Kinney, N 60 q of SEA
90
Frank w. Aldrich, w / a. of Sh
Sc S 20 Of M Sc exc s
2 rods (la) Of e 10 a.. S.25
s. J. Torney, Sc Sc S 2 rods of
NE Sc -SW Sc exc W SO It
Less Road ....-.............., ...-.....47.O6
Dated this 14th day of No
vember, 1922.
SAM e. BARRETT,
County Auditor and Ex-
officio Clerk Ct the
Board OF County Com
missioners of Whatcom
County, Washington.
Published Nov 20. 80 and Decen-
Der 18th, 1922.
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along sd NWly TT of way line
to the N line of sd NE NV
til w along sd N line sd NE
NV to beg. Less Road LIB
c. H. Hurlburt, NJ NV NV
and N Is # of S11 NV NV
exc N 80 It for road ....-....13.7O
Alex Hamilton, Sh NV NV exc
Hurlburt N Is It. Less r. r.
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Attitude A. Reed, NWA BLOCK
Mrs. Esther Hardy, SWA BLOCK
10 -.........--.....--...-....-.- .--''-''-----'
Attitude A. Reed, Ell BLOCK ~
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COLLEGE RECORDS
SMASHED AT MEET
Thornton Throws Shot AZ Feet, 4 Inches
While Newton Broad Jumps, q
Feet, Inches.

BATON. ROUGE, La, May ~
Thornton, OF Louisiana, and Newton. of
University OF Florida, shattered two
s. l. A A. records in the opening day
of the s. I. A. A. track and field
championship at Louisiana State Uni
versity here today, the former throw
ing the shot for ~ feet. four inches
more than 2 inches better than the
previous record, while Newton jumped
22 feet. inches, 10 the running broad
jump, smashing the record made last
year.
Waite OF South Carolina, and Helm
OF Louisiana were the individual stars
OF the preliminaries The Carolinian
took first in the discus and javelin and
second In the shot put. The Louisiana
cinder flash captured his heat in the
century and 220 yard dashes easily
making the former IN 10 seconds fiat
and the second IN % 3-5 seconds.
Louisiana State and Mississippi A.
& NJ looked the strong contenders
both placing in a majority OF the eight
preliminary events.
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DERBY
BE HELD TODAY
Eleven Thoroughbrods, Best on Amer
lean Turf. Will Race Mile and Quarter
At Churchill Downs.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 12.-owners
Of eleven thoroughbreds, ten colts and
a filly. regarded as the best on the
American turf. today accepted the is
sue for the forty eighth renewal Of
the Kentucky Derby at Churchill
Downs tomorrow, according to the Of
fetal entries.
The race Is at a mile and a quartes
for three year o1d,and carries $4,000
in added money. It's gross value to the
winner will be approximately $4,000.
In the post positions John Finn
was given the rail- Norwich Is fourth
and BY Gosh the outsider. Each colt
will carry l26 pounds and the filly
Starrtle, III pounds.
The official entries:
John Finn George F. Maker Z Pc
1st, John Finn, George F. Baker, p
Pool 2, Startle, H. H. Hewitt, D
Connolly: 8, My Play, Lexington Sta
bic, C. Robinson 4. Norwich, Benja-
min Book, A Johnson 3, Busy Amer
lean, e. r. Bradley, n. Barrett; 6,
Deadlock, r. S. Shannon, J. D. Mooney;
7, Bet Mosie, e. r. Bradley, H. Burke;
s. Surf Rider, ]. Z. Madden, Z. Scobie;
9. Banker Brown, z. r Bradley, Not
selected; 10. Letterman. Mrs. II. P.
Whitney, T. Rice; IL BY Gosh, L. r.
Bradley. z. Barnes.
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The question Of dual personality has
again been raised this time in the
case of a Question of Honor" Anita
Stewards latest release for Associated
First National Pictures, Inc, which
will be the attraction at the Isis thea
ire Sunday In. this instance the ru-
NOR is unfounded. Not only does Miss
Stewart enact all her roles without the
aid of double, but the part is one
which calls for only single starring
character.
The part OF Anne Wilm2t portrayed
on the screen varies from a beautiful
society debutante TO western sur
roundings in which the girl dons riding
breaches, leggins and a cowboy hat
Her Characterization of the society
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BARACABATSMEN
HIT THEIR STRIDE
Sunday School Team Wins First Game
BY 1917 at Expense Of Navy.

The Gadsden Street Baracas broke
their Jinx Of four games standing yes
terday afternoon at the expense of
the Navy. The game was a see saw
affair but timely hits in the Barracks
last inning enabled them to win by 10
tot.
The feature Of the game were home
runs by Hawley and Mcclellan and a
bare hand catch Of Hernandez liner
by Behma. Hawley's homer in the
second inning travelled through the
tennis court while McsClellan slam
med one to Gonzalez street in the
fifth inning with one base. the ball
coming to rest under an automobile.
Ingle pitched for the Navy and was
hit hard. His support was bad, four
errors being made. Ellis started for
the Baracas but retired after three
innings in which the Navy made six
hits count for five runs. Rowland
was then sent in and got along fine
except for wildness. Hit two wild
pitches, four free passes and a single
gave the Navy two runs Both Ba-
raca pitchers were given good sup
port.
Rigdon made seven put-outs in CEN
terrified for the Navy. He also made
two hits Brown fielded well while
Hammers saved the Navy catcher sew
eral bad throws to third base by good
catches. Schlossbach and Hudson hit
triples to center field.
The Navy scored four runs in the
second inning on a base on balls, two
singles, a double and triple. Another
on two singles, a stolen base and a
secrifice fly. In the fourth frame
three walks and a safe hit by Inglc
gave the Navy another run. with three
on bases Rowland retired the next
runners An error. two wild pitches
and an infield out in the last inning
ran the Navy score up to seven.
The Baracas took the lead In the first
inning by scoring two runs on a walk,
muffed throw and single Hawley's
home run came In the second inning
This third inning was the only one in
which the Barracks did not score Beh-
mas tumble a wild pitch and two
singles sent two runs across the plat
ter in the fourth. Hernandez lived on
an error and later scored ahead OF
Mcclellan on the latter's four base
clout This put the Baracas one run
TO the good but to cinch matters they
added three TALES In the last inning
on two singles, a free ticket. three
steals, a wild pitch and Hudsons
triple.
Eight bases were stolen in the game.
four by each team. Two double steals
We're made.
IN.
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girl Is said TO be marked by q poise
that Is entirely distinctive from any
thing she has ever done. Quite by
contrast, Miss Stewards acting of the
girl in western surroundings is typl-
fled by earefree abandon and inftia-
tive. marking one Of the most remark
able charges of personality that has
ever been given on the screen.
Beautiful mountain sides of the
High Sierras feature the outdoor cpl
sodes of the picture. Director Edwin
Carewe spent six weeks in the valleys
Of the mountain range with his COM
pany filming the scenes that lead up to
the explosion of a dam and night
fight in the vastness of the wilderness.
The story was adapted by Josephine
Quirk from Ruth Cross novel
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SEVTLLE AND NAVY
TOPLAY AT MAXENT
Baisdsn viii Oppose Palmer In Sun
day Afternoons Gams-No
Admission Charged.

The Sevilles will take issue with
the Navy team Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock at Maxent Park. Palmer
win probably pitch for the Navy with
Ingie receiving. Baisden viii be on the
mound for the Sevilles while Cole
man will catch.
No admission viii be charged but a
collection viii be taken for The I'wi-
light League fund. Everybody is In
vited to attend and a good game is
promised.
Manager Kelson asks all members OF
the sevilles team to be present In uni
form.
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PENSACOLA GIANTS WIN
FROM HATTIESBURG TEAM

The Pensacola Giants defeated Hat
tiesburg by to I yesterday afternoon
in an interesting game at that place.
The Giants battery was Rudolph and
Jones. wynder and Mitchell sustained
spralned ankles in this game and win
be out Of the Giant lineup for several
days The Pensacola Giants win play
Hattiesburg this afternoon and will
then go to New Orleans for games on
Sunday and Monday.
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coTToNsEED OIL.

NEW YORK, May 12.-After start
ing partly higher on covering of shorts
and with lard, cotton seed oil turned
easy under selling by refiners and for
want of outside support. Closing bids
were six to Is points net lower. Sales
1880 barrels. Tenders 500. Prime
crude 1000 nominal; prime summer yell
low spot HIS: July 1875; September
11.s3; December 9.93 all bid
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WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
DEFEATS CENTURY STARS

Washington High School defeated the
Century Stars yesterday afternoon by
1910. House holding the visitors down.
young colored Babe Ruth and all.
Hunter caught a good game Dor the
high school team. Holmes. Century
pitcher, was hit hard Houston did the
Century receiving
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Toronto. z; Baltimore. 4.
Buffalo. 10: Jersey City s.
Syracuse, 4; Reading, 8.
Rochester, 4: Newark, S.
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F. c. c. JUNIORS WILL
PLAY SLUGGERS TODAY

The East Hin sluggers win play the
First Christian church Juniors this
afternoon al three o'clock at the Slug
gers field. Batteries will be: Juniors
Wright. Walker and Murdoch; Slug
gers-K. Gingies and L. PerIcola.
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Summary-Earned runs: Barracks .,
Navy 6; two base hits; Behma; three
base hits: Schlossbaeh. Hudson;
home runs: Hawley, McClellan stol-
en- bases; Homers, Arthur, Schloss-
bach, Rigdon. Smith. Brown, Geist,
Mcclellan; sacrifice fly: Sanford
caught stealing: Geist; struck out:
by Ingle 5. by Ellis l. by Rowland A.
bases on balls: off Ingle 2. off Ellis
2. off Rowland 4 hit by pitcher: by
Ingle (ElIis); hits; off Ingle g. off
Rowland ! and runs in innings
winning pitcher: Rowland; losing
pitcher: Ingle; wild pitches: Ingle
2, Rowland 2 left on bases: Barracks
5. Navy q: fumbles Hernandez, Beh-
ma 2; muffed fly: Hammers; dropped
throws Arthur: first base on errors:
Navy /, Baraeas 4; runs batter in:
Behma g. Ingie 2, Sanford. Rigdon.
Hernandez. Hawley Mcclellan 2.
smith 8, Geist 8.
Umpires-M. Lewis and Woodland;
time Of game: 1:S2; attendance; 500
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Birmingham, 81 Little Rock, II
Atlanta, 2; Chattanooga, 5.
New Orleans, 3 Memphis, 0.
Mobile. 4; Nashville, Q.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS


Boston, 6; Chicago, Q.
New York; 10; Detroit. 8.
philadelphia, 4 st. Louis. 10.
Washington. 5; Cleveland, 4.
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I1IBntSL. u 80 Lowest. 80. ~
Mean. .'.@.s.. 80 Normal =. 3
Mean same date last year Ga
Accumulated excess this year to date.
PSI
Highest of record this time OF year.
o.
Lowest Of record this time OF year. a.
For "a hours ending p. m. o
Total for month to o. M, liz.
Normal for May. 26S.
Accumulated deficiency this year to
I,Fn
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THE WEATHER TODAY

Pensacola and vicinity-Partly cloudy
Saturday and Sunday; little change in
temperature.
Wlnds--East and West Gulf: Gentle
to moderate variable and weather partly
overcast Saturday.
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Twilight League.
EsoamhIa ceunty Leaaue.
COLLEGE GAMES

Durham. n. C.-University of n. C..
4; North Carolina state, l.
Providence. r. Virginia. IL;
Brown, Z.
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PHILADELPHIA. May i2,-Six home
runs featured the first game Of the st.
Louis series today in which the Browns
defeated Philadelphia IS to 4. Kenneth
Williams hit his 18th home run of the
season while Sisler. McManus. Dykes.
Miller and Shorten also made circuit
clouts.
Score: Ri q
st. Louis, $500. .oo2 201 s50--1s II Q
Philadelphia -. 900 Dol COS 81
shocker and SEVERED; Harris. Moore
HARRISON and Perkins.
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Pittsburg, 5; Boston. 8.
Cincinnati, 4; Brooklyn. 6.
Chicago a; Philadelphia. Z.
St. Louis, II New York, s.
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st. Paul. g; Toledo. Z.
Kansas City. 10; Louisville, s.
Minneapolis. 10; Columbus, 3.
Others not scheduled.
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AppaIaehain Leeaue.

Cleveland. 8; Greenville, 3.
Bristol. 6; Johnson City, /.
Kingsport- Knoxville rain.
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Florida State League.

Daytona Jacksonville rain.
st. Petersburg. 4: Lakeland, 6.
Tampa, II; Orlando. 6.
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South Atlantic LEAGUE.

Charleston, 6; Augusta. /.
Columbia, 10; Greenville, IS.
Spartanburg. 4; Charlotte. s.
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Piedmont League.

DanYille, 4; High Point, 2.
Durham. 1: Winston Salem, Z.
Greensboro. g.. Raleigh. 4.
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Cubs Field Poorly

CHICAGO. May 12.-Erratic fielding
by the Cubs with bases on balls and
timely hitting. enabled Philadelphia to
make a clean sweep of the series with
Chicago, by taking the final game to-
day to 4.
Score; Ri f
Philadelphia 49,. Oh 003 00I-7 Z /
Chicago ...........010 001 020--4 10 6
G. Smith and Henline; Jones. Stuel
and OFarrell.
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Fla, May 10. 1922,

Sunrise ..4:57 am.
Sunset .6:54 pm.
Moonrise 1000 .. m.
Moonset $50 pm.
Next phase OF the
moon, last quarter,
NIsys1s.
Next high tide about
u noon.
Next low tide about
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CARDINALS HIT FIVE
GIANT BOXMEN HARD.
Jess Barnes Chased From Hill in First
Frame Of Ten inning 70 Game

ST. LOUIS, May 12-st. Louis even
ed the series with the Giants today.
winning to in ten innings, after
Jess Barnes of the no-hit, no-run game
had been chased from the hin in the
first inning.
Scorel Ri f
New York ...... Dol 004 DOL 0-6 10
5. Louis 5000. 400 Goa 600 II . 4
Barnes, Causey Shea, Jonnard, Nehf
and Gastonj Haines, SheFdel and Ain
smith, Clemens.
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Vlralnia otate Leaaue
NJ. s. Newnorf Newa. 8.

Norfolk, s: Newport News, 8.
Richmond, g.: Wilson. I.
Rocky Mount. s; Portsmouth. 1 "a
nnings)
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MarkIe Pitches ona Rau nad Win

CINCINNATI. May 12.-Cincinnati
won an exciting game from Brooklyn
here today to 6. Markle, who pitched
only one bali to one batsman. in the
ninth is given credit under the rules
for the victory.
Score: r H E
Brooklyn $1,000. $50 0o1 0i1--6 is 0
Cincinnati $4,000 800 900 112-7 9 o
Smith and Hungling, DeBerry, Couch
Markle and Hargrave.
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Quinn elanka whita So

BOSTON, May 1a.-Boston defeated
Chicago to today. Quinn held the
visitors to four hits no two of which
came in any one inning.
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WASHINGTON, May 12.-wa shing-
ton took the opening game OF its series
with Cleveland today, to 4.
Score: r H E
Cleveland ........ 800 100 ooo-4 0
Washington ....... 30 O20 00x-5 II 0
Coveleskie and o'Neil; Erickson and
Charity
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r H e
FEWSTER'S HOMER
DECIDING FACTOR
Came In Eighth Inning of Game with
Detroit and Bases Wore Full
laY Ths AssoeIated Prsasl

New YORK, May 12-Fewster's
home run with the bases full In the
eighth inning enabled New York to
defeat Detroit in a hard hitting contest
here today.
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II H u

McW eeney, Acosta7 Davenport and
Schalk: Quinn and Ruel.
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Pirates VIII "a Traynor's TripIe

.PITTSBURG. May 12-Pittsburg
won from Boston today, to 3. Tray
nor made a three Dagger with the bases
filled.
Score: Ri E
Boston ............0 600 300 0o0--3 9 0
Pittsburg ........ 600 040 01x-5 9 Q
Miller, Watson. Marquard and .ONelll
Gowdy; Carlson. Yellowhorse and Mat
tox.
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American League.

Cleveland at washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National League.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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Chattanooga at Atlanta.
Little Rock at Birmingham.
Nashville at Mobile.
Memphis at New Orleans.
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SIX Homers Feature Game

Olsen Oldham and Bassler; nc
Murray, Mays and Schang
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HARRISON and Perkins.
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Jacksonville at Daytona.
Lakeland at st. Petersburg.
Orlando at Tampa.
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Twilight Lessuc.
No game scheduled.