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CLUBS OF BIG LEAGUES
EFFECT MANY TRADES
Yanks Get Dugan and Smith;
Hugh Mc0uiIlen Goes to the
Giants From Braves.
By Associated Press to Every Evening.


New York. July 3f--The baseball
markets Of Gotham and the Hub have
closed busy week
First, Harry Frazee. tho weil-known
tradesman Of the Ped Sox, enea@@d..i;}
game Of barter with tho owners Of
the Yankees. and besides the unusual
number of players exchanged It was
reported that Frazee got something
"to boot"
In the deal the Yanks got Z third
baseman--one Joe Dugan. considered
by them and others as one Of the best
IN tho game. With him came Elmer
Smith, heraided as n hitter OF no mean
ability and a fielder Of some accom-
plishment.
To the Red Sox went Wilson Few
ster. a man to be used as third
s3cker; Mitchell, a young substitute
shortstop and outhelder. and Elmer
Miller
Then the National League trades
men of Boston and New York got
busy and Hugh McQuillen, a young
pitcher with great promise came to
the Giants. who gave to the Braves "a
substitual sum said TO be in six
figures; Fred Toney, a veteran with
a great record Larry Benton, u young
pitcher sent 70 the Memphis club by
the Giants. and Walker HouHhan, a
left handed pitching star from Middle
bury College in Vermont.
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MEMS THIRD ROUND ENDS
AT DU P0NT COUNTRY CLUB

Saturday afternoon finished up the
third round Of the mems championship
golf turonament being staged at the
du Pont Country Club, and with the
exception of one match completed the
fourth round.
The third round in the Women's
Championship Tournament was COM
pleted when Mrs. Mullikin defeated
Miss Beacon 4 and and Miss Tat
nall defeated Miss Hughes and .
In the final round Miss Tatnau will
match up with Mrs. Munikin Miss
TatnaH won the Executive Cup last
year by big margin while Mrs. Null
hkin is just u beginner who has made
remarkable progress. This IS the first
time these two players have been
matched and it is anticipated that q
very interesting and close match viii
result, and quite gallery is. expected.
Mems results:
J. c. Guenyeur defeated +. +. Chap
mon. 5 and 3; J. Calhoun defeated w.
y. Simonton, 3 and ] H. w. Hobson
defeated T. Ernst, and .; c. w.
Dickey defeated o. j. Reichard up;
II. G.. Chickering defeated p. J. Muir
ply 4 and 3; r. i. Kramer defeated
f. y. Holmes. 1 UP. 90 holes; *. *. Y.
Casey defeated Vim. Flynn, and I ::
J. Mclaughlin defeated L. z. Mahony.
s and z
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HOME RUN CONTEST.

Ken Williams. of the st. Louis
Americans, took the lead in the league
yesterday. when he crashed out his
twenty-ffth home run of the season.
jacobson, his teammate, also knocked
the ball out of the lot. There were
two more homers made In the Ameri-
can circuit-one by Miller. of the Ath-
letics. and the other by Menosky, of
the Red Sox. Menosky was at bat
once. In the National League, Carey
and Russell share the honors. Both
are members OF the Plttsburg club.
Carey bounced two circuit clouts yes
terday, while Russell, the old White
Sox twirler, made his second rour-ply
sock in two consecutive games. High,
OF Brooklyn, also hit home run in
yesterdays contests. The leaders,:
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BOBBY BARRETT TO MEET
CHARLEY WHITE OF NEW YORK

New York, n. Y, July 31.-Charley
White. Chicago lightweight who is
seeking return bout against Cham
pion Benny Leonard, will engage
Bobby Barrett. Philadelphia light
weight, in a flfteen-round bout at the
New York Velodrome. on the night of
Aug. Z. Arrangements for this match
were completed Saturday by Match
maker Frank Flournoy. The contest
will witness the first appearance here
of Barrett. The Quaker boxer recently
was stopped in six rounds by Lew
Tender. Despite this setback, how
ever, Barrett is regarded as likely TO
make White extend himself.
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FIRST ENGINEERS
STOP NEW CASTLE
Rhein HurIs Against Former
Teammates, But Loses;
Tripp Stars.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Fort du Pont. July 31.-The First
Engineers got revenge here yesterday
for the double defeat New Castle hand
ed them on July 4, at New Castle. The
Engineers won n close game. 10 .,
in which was mixed a little of all
kinds of baseball.
Tripp, on the mound for the First
Engineers, performed brilliantly. hold
Ing the heavy hitting New Castle ag-
Eregation TO three hits and striking out
Ii. Nickens played a nice game on
first base. and Boehm starred at the
bat with double. a single and
sacrifice.
Mike" Rhein. who is playing in the
outfield with the Dover team. tossed
them over for New Castle and pitched
a far better game than the box score
indicates, as his teammates fielded
raggedly behind him and were unable
TO do anything at all with Trips de-
livery. The score
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MINISTER'S PITCH BALL.
Chaplains Are Rivals on the Mound
Mt Peekskin

Peekskill. July 31.-The Rev. Joseph
7. McComas, vicar of ST. Paul's
Chapel. New York. and chaplain of
the Seventh Regiment. y. Y. y. G.,
won out in a pitchers duel here Sat
urday afternoon with the Rev. Ray
mond Brown. rector of Trinity Church.
Mt. Vernon. and chaplain of the Sew
enty-hrst Regiment. The Seventh's s
team defeated the Seventy -frst's by
score OF 10 2.
Colonel Wade Hays. OF the Seventh,
was on the receiving end for his team,
while Colonel Hollis Wells, Of the Sew
enty-hrst. caught for his outfit. The
two regiments are in camp here.
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American League.
DEMPSEY TO TRAIN
AT MICHIGAN CITY

Michigan City. Ind. July 81
Johnny Dempsey. brother OF Jack
Dempsey. arrived here yesterday from
New York TO prepare the heavyweight
champions training camp where Jack
will get in condition to box Bill Bren-
nan on Labor Day.
Dempsey and his manager, Jack
Kearns, will wind up their theatrical
tour this week. and are expected in
Chicago August to post forfeits.
Brennan has been asked to come to
Michigan City at once, and will be in
troduced in the ring next Saturday
when Benny Leonard meets Ever
Hammer in ten-round bout here.
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CASHELL TAKES FIRST,

Cashell, Wilson and Appleby tied for
first place at the rifle shoot of the
Diamond State pistol and rifle club on
the Shellpot range yesterday after
noon. The shoot was a two hun
dred yard off hand with the Army
In the shoot off of the
tie Cashell took first place. Pusey
took second while Burkins and Pierce
tied for third.
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Bankers and Brokers defeated De
nance in a great battle. 10 0.
The ecov..
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MES. MALLORY WINS CROWN.

Rye. n. Y, July 31.-Mrs. Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory. national women's
champion, won the New York State
lawn tennis singles championship Sat
urday by defeating Mrs. May Sutton
Bundy, of Los Angeles, 4-6, 60, 6-2
in the final round on the courts Of the
Green Meadow Club,
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WILLARD GETS CONTRACT.
willing to Fight Dempsey Latter Part
OF October.

Los Angeles. July 31.-Jess Willard
has received contract from Tex
Rickard, Offering him a bout with
Jack Dempsey on October s, he an
nOunced Saturday. Il have accepted
Richards terms except the date" VIII
lard said. Il am holding out for Oc-
tober 81
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CHESTER'S CLOSE GAIL.

Marcus Hook. Pa, July 31.-Chester,
with Wild Bill Pierson in fine fettle.
nosed out Viscoe here yesterday, :
to 4, before a crowd of 5000. The
snappy work of Rath at second and
Spier held Chester in check. Pierson.
after passing three men in the fifth.
famed the side.
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"Sarazens achievement at winning open cham
pionship ut the of wentyone Is record"
golf writer. Not quite. Oume only twenty when
he stopped Vardon and Ray tho open Brook
limo in 1919 Hagen only twenty when he the
at Midlothian In 1914, Oulmet In his FIRST
championship start while Hagen In his second. The
records show that winning golf ia young mans
Jones only seventeen when he reached
against Hcrron twenty Oakmont. Fred
only sixteen when he reached tho final against
Chandler Egan. No other game has known many vic
torous youngsters, youngsters who havc reached
playing form,
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In the last decade tho United States has had one
gr ut tennis rivaland only onethc far-away
Of Australia and New Zealand In 1914 when Mclaughlin
and Williams were at their best with Bundy worthy
aid Brookes and Wldng took the Davis Cup away. Six
later took Tilden-Johnson combined attack to
bring the bowl home Wding Brookes can no
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EASTlAKE IN LEAD
IN CITY BALL LEAGUE
krebs Drops to Second Place by
Losing to ST. He'd
wigs.
SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Eastiake, 4: Edge Moor. ).
seventh Ward. 10: Union, -
ST. Hedwir's. I krcbs, 9.
Bankers, 1. Defiance. 0.

"pop" Miller's Eastlake clan took
the lead In the City League Saturday
by taking a close game from Edge
Moor. 4 10 2. while Krebs was drop
ping one 10 81. Hedwig's,
The game was close and exciting
and was featured 10y some clever play
ing and heavy hitting. Sterndale fur
nishing the feature for the day when
he poled one for homer with two
men on base.
McGonlgle won his own game In the
eighth inning when he singled. scor-
Ing green. Mclaughlin led In the hit
ting with three bingles
Mlller's crew will meet Union AT
Twenty-ninth and Market streets on
"Wednesday evening. Thursday even
Ing. Pennsylvania II. II. will be the at
traction. The score.
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Independent Games,

st. Thomas vs. Stonehurst,
Philadelphia.
Rodney A. G. va. Eastlake Bri-
gadc, Baynard. No. 4. Gao.
Five Points vs. Bethany, at
Five Points.
Lorraine vs. Defiance, Third
and Adams. G.15.
Dover va. Little Creek, ut Do
yer.
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Such II Golf.

Four pars In n row, where all IL well,
With tidy score in hand.
And then-a drop To the maw OF hell
And a heel print I'm the sand
And stroke by stroke goes UP in smoke
As the flashing nibiicks shine,
And the once clean card Is wrecked and marred
BY terribly looking ..
And the day, once bright, Is black al night
AS the torn heart heavcs a sigh,
Where the record score is now no more
In the wake OF the nlib
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VIII your property be listed in
Every Evening real estate directory
next week? Call Every Evening and
ask for a real estate advertising So
hcitor or give your ad over the
phone.-Ady.
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[ ne sCore

= .5VVINI@ u t INLNI4NOo,
lst. Engineers. q / / | q d q x4
New Castle 80. 0 o o o o %
Earned runs, LIST. Engineers, 3. Two
base hits Nickens, Boehm. Struck out.
Trip. Ia Rhein. 2. Left on bases New
Castle, q: lst. Engineers. o. Sacrifice hits
Boehm, Ross Sutcliffe. Base on balls,
Rheip, 2; Tripp. /. Wild pitches, Tripp,
/ Rhein. 3. Umpires Davis and Cook.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-31

Reports OF late from one Angel Firpo Of tho Argen.
tine. have become trife and vague II Mr. Firpo
is hard at work acquiring additional connected with
his profession he has future worth while bask-
ing idly in the light of his laurels seamy Argen-
sun, his an uneventfu past badly
notified around the edges where after his first test
against first class entry he will be excaimng with the
ancient bard: There is destiny that shapes ends
rough hcw them how may"
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PARSLEY.

'Batted for Phillips in 9th inning
SFwo out when winning run was scored
SCORE BY INNINGS
Pafksiey ...........' 2 q o % o o.
POcOmoke . o q o o o o d -
Two-baSe hit---Mcknight Home run
9teinfedt. Sacrifice hity-sk klinedirst,
stolen base--Heweli Struck out--Bg
Phillips. Z: by GOetzei. g. First base Oh
ballS-By Phillips 1; by Goetzei q,
Double pIay--Fisher. Heweil and Klines
dinst Hit by pitched ball-Horusb
Left on bases Parksiey, 2 POcomoke q
Umpires-Clayton and Bussey. Time
.55.
At Salisbury, Md.--The rejuvenated
Crisfield club took the count tyvics
from Salisbury. the home club winning
the initial game, 70 /. and the night-
cap, 8 70 0. The score:
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TUESDAY.
Church Iearue.

First Dlvision--Mt. Salem va.
Second Baptist. Rockford, No.
?; umpire. Rickerts.
West va. Westminster, Rock
ford. No. ] umpire, Pierson.
Second Divislon--McCabe va
First NJ. r.. Baynard. No. /; UNI
pire, Brittingham.
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Games Today and Tomorrow.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
PItsburg at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
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As the Yankees have two Western trips the
Browns have but Eastern trip only one of those
mid August Colapscs, such Pttsburg suffered will
throw it's dark mantle over Missouri hopes. But Browns
not nearly fragile tho Pirates were in the face
Of trouble. They TO be hardy lot possession
of n wicked punch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-31
Industrial Lcague.

Traction Co. vs. i. II. r.. at
Pennsy Field; Cunningham.
Rhoads Co. VS.. Trump Ma
chine Co. Second and du Pont;
umpire, Hastings.
American Car w. du Pont,
Rockford Tower, No. /: McKin-
ney.
Bond VS.. Gas CO.. Fourth and
Church streets; Richards.
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SNAPPERS EASILY
DEFEAT lU POHT
Newport Flyers Stop EastIake,
While RockIand HaIts
East End.

Tho South Side Eden Snappers had
little trouble defeating du Pont Sat
urday afternoon at Eden Park IL to
4. Tho score:
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Independent Games.

st. Louis Nationals va. Viscose
at Marcus Hook.
st. Thomas vs. Stonehurst,
Harlan Field. p. m.
Dover vs. st. Paul's, at Dover.
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Yorklyn. in a 15-inning battle. won over
New Castle. 4-3. in a well-playod game
YORKLYN
Totals................... 4 I3 45 1
NEW CASTLE.
Totals

Totals .................. 3 13 AS l9 j
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Yorklyn. % o o o o oOOOOI-4
New Castle o o o 2 o 10000 000OO-3
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WEDNESDAY,.
City LeaRue.

Seventh Ward VS.. Bankers 4
Brokers.
Eastlakc va. Union, Twenty
ninth and Market streets.
Krebs VIZ. Edge Moor at Edge
Moor.
Defiance at st. Hedwig's.
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SALISBURY.
'u iUi Ldute III Jtu INNING
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Crislield ........-.. o o o o o 90
Salisbury. ........... % 0 3 y-6
rwo-base hit--Snyder. Home run
Adams. Sacrifice hits-Hearn. Thompson.
Schiefer Struck out-By Adams. .. by
Pappermau. 3 in i-3 innings by Lauce .
I in , % innings Bases on baIls-By
Adams. q; ; by Pepperman. 4: by Lauce. ;.
Hits--OH Adams. a. of Papperman : OF
Lauce, ,. Hit by pitched ball--By Papper-
man. Wright, by Adams. Roctett. snyder. ,
Double play-M arren. kunosh and Thomp
son. Stolen bases--BroWn, .. Time
I.30. Umpire-Derby.
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The score:
CRIsFIELD

o1OfsG B1 lNNtNdS.
CriSfield ............ o o o o / o O-L
salisbury. .......... 0 d d o.
TwO-base hits-Schiefer, Naylor. Sacri-
flee hit--kUnOsh. struck out-By Hearn.
.. by Hummer. :. Bases on baIls-By
Hummer, ,. Double play-schiefer,
kunosh and Thompson. rime-I 90.
M, bv
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Plenty of Sport for Fans ie Varied Fields of Action
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
MONDAY.
Church IeaHuA.

First Divlsion-Cookman VS..
West. Rockford, No. q: umpire,
Brittlpgham.
Second Divlsion-Epworth vs..
Trinity, Baynard Field, No. /;
umpire, Jones.
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Independent Games.

st. Thomas VS.. Chester, Har-
Ian Field. 6 p. IN.
Pepper Club vs.. du Pont ALI
Stars. Eighteenth and Van
Buren streets. $50.
Seventh Ward vs.. American
Car and Foundry, Fourteenth
and Woodlawn.
Eastlake VS.. =. r. r.. Tween
ty-ninth and Market streets.
Lorraine VS.. Krebs. Newport.
Dover VS.. Sudlersville. at Do
yer.
FRIDAY.
Church League.
First Division - Brandywine
vs.. st. Paul's. Twenty-nintb
and Market streets, umpire.
Rickerts.
Second Division-Ffrst- Central
VS.. Bethany. Baynard, No. /;
umpire. Brittingham.
Independent Games.
st. Thomas VS.. Chester. at
Chester.
Five Points VS.. Krebs.
Lorraine vs. Defiance.
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At Pocomoke city, Md--McKnight's
scorching two-bagger IN the ninth In
ming, scoring Eddy and Wilson, won
for Pocomoke against Parksley, 4 TO p
and broke tho losing streak Of the
nome club. The score:
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In 1919 Forest Hills Patterson strong enough
to carry Bill Johnston vc-set battle. and Johnston
strong enough that year to stop Tilden. Tho report
is that Patterson is greatly improved player his
1919 form. Last fall Anderson good enough TO beat
Tdcn in a sensational match. And this n VIM
bledon Anderson fell before Patterson There sufficient
dope these rectals to show Just how formidable
Australian challenge really is.
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LAUREL TAKES ONE I
FROM CAMBRIDGE
Salisbury Captures Doubles
Header Over CrisfieId, While
Parksley Drops One.
SATURDAYS SCORES.
Salisbury, 2; Crisficid. /.
Salisbury. 81 Crisfield. 0.
Laurel. 3 Cambridge. q.
Poc0moke City. 4 Parksiey, 3.

Cambridge. Md, July 3i-fAurl
and Cambridge played Saturday n
game that had practically everything
known to the baseball world. Laurel
was the winner. to 0. The score:
4 ALL
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Have your classified ad where So
600 readers see it daily. Call 2200-
ask for ad taker.-Ady.
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Independent Games.

81. Thomas VS.. stenton At
Harlan Field. y. m.
Seventh Ward va. Lorrains.
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
st, Hedwig's VS.. Defiance,
Military Grounds. G p. nj.
Dover Va. Wilmington A. A..
at Dover.
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Newport Flyers defeated Eastlake.
at Twenty-ninth and Market streets
10 to 6. The score:
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Brownson Academy forfeited their
Junior City League game to Defiance
yesterday afternoon at Third and
Adams.
Slugging the ball with ease the
Rockland nine defeated East End II
TO 4 The score:
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Totals ...,......... ~
SCORE by INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS
Eastlake ........... o 0 o 3 q q o o II
Edge Moor. ........ o o o o . 0 o l o---3
Two-hase hits-Dale. Home run
Sterndale. Struck out-By White, : {:
by McGonigle 6. Left on bases Edge
Moor. { Eastlake. 6. Stolen bases-W.
AdamSon, Sterndale. Sacrifice hits
Fish. White. Hit by pitched ball-fier-
son. Ealks-MCGOniCle Base on balls
Riley, Dsle. Time OF game-i.50 I'm
irc-Cunningham.
Seventh Ward Chicks" handed
Union a lacing at Fourteenth and
woodlawn. 1913. "Irv" Whiteman.
twirling for tho Warders. had the
Union boys AZ his mercy. keeping them
scorelcss for eight innings. besides
sending ten ot the outlaws hack To
the bench via the strikeou; route.
The score.
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- 6nANnI I@T TIT
fAa NJ (%Grantland RicehH
VIC OROTT IT9u IL

longer the burden. but Australia sl present
erfu combination that is at least second best tho
tennis nations of the world Patterson. Anderson and
OIIara Wood form tennis combination that isn't far
behind tho old Brookes- -wlding lineup that Is
stronger than the Kumagac Shimdzu team OF
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Yet outside of Wills Willard alone has enough hit
ting power to stop Dempsey in he establish
bracket the target Willard after the
manner of n howitzer sniping The high expo-
probably land If It the damage win
bc extensive. 70 say complete.
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Dempsey might easily stop Willard in quicker time
than he could stop Brennan Greb But the case of
Willard there always the possibility that mammoth
kansan might Whereas If Brennan or Greb CON
nccted unimportant For this reason
meeting between Dempsey and Willard in advance of
the Wills party. would be the most interesting lot
Voice From the West
Browns and Cardinals, Tigers and Sox
That's Where the West begins"
With the Cleveland Indians off the rocks
Out where the West begins
Oh, the Giants and Yanks
May indulge their pranks
With stars they have purchased from other ranks
But don't bag pennants with national banks
out where the West begins"
MISSOURI MIKE.
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UNION
SEVENTH WARD

SCORE BY INNINGS
Union ............. o 0 o q q o q O 8 3
Seventh ward. . 0 ? 14OO O1x-lO
St Hedwig's trimmed Krebs at the
Military Grounds by the score OF 10
The score.
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SATURDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit, 13; Athletics. ..
st. Louis. 4; Boston, /.
Washington, Is; Cleveland. 6.
Cleveland. s; Washington, Z
Cd game, IL innings)
New York, 6; Chicago 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. 6; Chicago. 2.
Chicago, I; Philadelphia, ;
I'd game, II innings).
Pittsburg, s: New York, 3.
Brooklyn, .; St. Louis, 2.
Cincinnati, 5; Boston, 4.
Cincinnati, 2: Boston, l
(second game).
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A Round OF tho Course
Outside pars brides and the holes make In
nine.
Outside of the drives flying that sometimes hold the
line
Outside sanded bunkers where the nblck leaves
Its sheath
There's the VICE. blue sky 1bove us and the green turf
underneath.
There are the whisper where the oaks and the
naples sway.
Mile after mile around us. guarding tho right of way
There arc ponds meadows there tho lakes
plains,
There are winds that meet us. singing their old
frains..
outside Of the puts shots we don't lay
dead.
the turf beneath and tho blue sky overhead
There rolling valley and tho slopng hill mount,
But the scrawlng marks the card the only
things that count.
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Junior City Lengue.

""u'"f tiiy bsNRue.
Snappers at Brownson.
Defiance at Newport.
Eastlake at du Pont.
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THURSDAY.
Church LenGne.

First DlvIsion--Grace va.
Westminster. Rockford, No. 2.
umpire. Brlttingham.
Second DIvision-St. Stcphen's
vs. Scott. Baynard. No. 1; UNI
pire, Rickcrts.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit. Z: Athletics, ..
Cleveland. IL; Washington. 8.
Chicago. 6; New York, 5.
st. Louis. 4 Boston, 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg, :; New York, 0.
st. Louis, 8; Brooklyn, ..
Other clubs not scheduled.
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s. s. r. SNAPPERS.

StOKE BY INNINNfo
Du Pont ......... o 0 0 0 l.
S. s. f. Snappers . . l 0 2 3 x-12
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NEW CASTLE DROPS
GAME TO YORKLYN
Delaware City Loses When
Tripp and Spicer Are
Hit Hard.
COUNTY I.EAGU STANDING

SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Norklyn, 4 New Castle. ;, Q5 innings),
Newark, g. MarShallton, 3.
Five points, 9, Delaware City, 5.
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Jess Willard has trained down TO such an OK
that he inside of twenty four foot ring
without using rubber ropes.
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SCORE BY INNINIS.
EastIake ..........O y 0 3 l 0 O. g
Newport Flyers :. 0 0 3 o . 3 10
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-13
10000 Lbs. of Famous SWift's
Premium Hams and Bacon

your chance money the finest quality that
money can buy.
PREMIUM SKINNED HAMS IL to Ia lbs each, whole
or half ham, Id. E1e
PREMIUM BACON, lbs in side side half side h., $50
EMPIRE "CALF HAMS lbs. each, per lib. .171se
HEAVY SUGAR CURED BACON, average 10 to IL lbs
in side; per side or half side, b. 27c