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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-13
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR sALE-New mich cows and s~prinvers
also ? farrow cows NJ. +. Briggs. Rich
srdson road Tel. t5s-J. .v2ts
FOR SALE-Two good Jersey COWS call
ss8-zz. II. j. Carr 2oot5
PIGS FOR sALE-AIbert Fournier. Tel.
se6-2a. 2o0t5
REGISTERED JERSEY BULL CALVES
FOR sALE-Sevcral fine sepeicmena no
moncy down and II months 20 pay. my herd
i accredited. u. S. tcstcd H. y. korer,
Royalton. Vt. 2ostl1'
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ABOUT HI STATE
Happenings of Interest from
Different Sections

The annual meeting OF the Fat
Mems club is to be held at Halls tav-
ern in Wells River Nov. IL.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley L. Crosier OBJ
served their golden wedding anniyer-
sary at their home. in Brattleboro on
Nov. s.
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Patrick c. Baker, aged 81 years,
an employe for 40 years of the Estey
Organ company in Brattleboro, died
Nov. o.
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William A. Lawrence, aged 6S years,
who was seriously injured May ~ in
West T~ownshend when thrown from
his wagon while returning on his X.
Il. ID. route and had been bedridden
and helpless since, died Nov. 4. he
was a mail carrier for IL years.
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A boy likes best the game that in
wolves the most work-and work that
requires the least exertion-Boston
Transcript.
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N A FIRST-CLASS
GRANITE CUTTER

A man that 0an operate a mill do turning
OF ali kinds on . lathe, set machines do let
tering and carving on granite; handle sur
facers, polishars and plug drill ordinarily
fast workman a man not over 40 years %
age: viii give steady employment at s1.b0
per hour will have mill ready for oera-
ton BY Jan. 1sti must have reference +:
r. Blakesley. Box 266. Franklin, La. 2oztls
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HELP

$40 PER MONTH and expenses paid good
men for taking orders steady work; APP
ply Protective Nurseries. Geneva, ~. *
Z14tls
WANTED-One first class letter cutter ; one
who can carve preferred +. w. Mould,
Morrisville. vt. 2oAtb-
WANTED--Man to sell granite on read !:
steady employment knowledge OF business
not absolutely necessary; must be honest
aud reliable write Box 375, Barre. 2o3t6@
WANTED-Men to assist on gang saw
Canton Bros. zvztI
TIJMPER WANTED FOR STONESHED-
Marion & oLeary. Barre. 2o2ts
FIREMEN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
$3.50. later $3.50 monthly no strike
(which position %. Write Railway. care
Barre Times. lVoto-
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NOTICE

Ttis = = give rcsire that I have SIREN
- on. Wayns " Farrhan. 80 haiaucs
n fs nirrriu and thst From I'm utte I
rtnn ra r. nore Of ffs carrirEs nor laT
ans ha oc1tractr1 ~ tm.
n y. FAENHtw
WHlsnssesn. No.. H. ls1L 1ssts'
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POULTRY I'M EGGS

POULTRY FOR sALE-2o r. !. nd y~eariing
hens Peorles phone ttB-S. R. r ID. No
3. Rcr -. Niilamsto~n. Vt -oSti
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GRANITE CUTTERS. QUARRY WORK
ERs. PoL1sHERs. TOOL sHARPENERs
AND JUMPERS. TAKE NoTIcE-LABoR
TROUBLE IN BARRE. VT, AND vIcINI-
TY AT PRESENT.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-The e. A. Prindle house az
e Hi eusn.e $500 174tf
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NJ

ron sALE-iszi Ford is-soa truck. Win
eioed in stei hcdy Apply 81 Red erus.
rharmaE- lsSu
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Patrick H. Thompson Of Bennington,
the new sheriff elect Of the county, on
the night after his election was the
victim of a robbery, as he is the sen
Tor partner in the firm Of Thompson
& Howard, whose store was broken
into and from which blankets, mittens,
gloves and a few small articles, to the
amount of not less than $40 were
taken.
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SALESMAN or very high grade canvass
ser wanted. one of sterling character]
state age. married or single. who you hav1
been with the past five years. A good
opportunity for the right man The ROM
low Company. Water Street. boston.
Mass. .o2t
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sE3dHbili4ia3ll
R FOR SALE

T WILL RENT OR SELL MY FARM--107
acres of good level land. situated on
Plainfeld Road. 4 miles from Barre ana
pa miles from Plainield ! also have for
sale i pair Of perfectly matched full blood
eds Morgan brood mares, 8 and 7 years old
one 1900 fb., 7 year-old work horse. very
faithful. all sound and right: l pair custom
made light driving harnesses. beauties; 4
light custom made driving harness ! ex-
ira nice top carriage ! DeLaysl cream sep
arator l horse rake / light express ~. r.
NJ pis;,eaIS road Barre. 2o2
FOR sALE-Farm Of 81 acres with stock
and tools, best Of soil, 4 miles from
Barre, La-mile from East Montpelier &C.
pot might consider exchange for cottage IN
Barre Charles J. Abbiati. East Montpelier;
Tel. 3e2-15. iss,i
FOR sALE-village farm. 80 acres. 4 miles
parra TT ios-R raft
FOR SALE OR
All kinds Of real estate farms. all sizes
and locs.ions village properties. all KINDS
stores, feed and saw mills; cottages
at Joe'e pond call and see US write or
telephone what You want II you mean BITS
mess we can sure show ycu the roods
prices ard terms right.
A. r. COLE and P. s. ROGERS,
Agents,
Marshfeld. vt. I'm
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R M VEHICLES

PAIR OF GOOD WORK HORSES FOL
SAIE-or will exchange for cows q
young stock Leo Bertrand, Bailey ttree1
Tel. 4is-M. 2oit6|
FOR SALE-Good driving horse. Clevcl
and will stand anywhere with hitch
weight. afraid Of nothing viii sell cheap Il
taken at once; o.. c.. Averili. Avcrili block
lsst
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The Brattleboro Outing club has
decided on Jan. IL and 10 as the dates
for the ski jumping competition OF
eastern United States and on Feb. "a
an inter-club contest. The club will
invite the National Ski association to
hold its tournament in Brattleboro in
the winter of 1924. The 1928 tourna-
ment probably win be held at Lake
Placid.
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Published BY The Barre Daily Times in cooperation with
The American Association of Advertising Agencies. i
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knew How to Manage It.

Iimmy-Yer ma went Bet YET 4
that
Tomny-S5e uin % J ut "a 4
say 1 cant-Bsston Transcript
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WANTED
GRANITE CUTTERS AND
QUARRYMEN
To take places Of the men whose. agree
ment with this Company expired on
March 3lst, 1922. and who have
refused to resume work on the
AMERICAN PLAN

Permanent employment at MILFORD.
MASS. KEENE, N. H., and STONY
CREEK. CONN. "A hours per week
We are paying high class Monumental
granite cutters and carvers, $3.50 to $40 and
srst class quarryrncn $3.50 to $40 per day
Each man furnished free 100000 LIFE M
SURANCE so long as he remains in our
employ. Working conditions at our plants
are the best in the Granite Industry
APPRENTICES WANTED
To learn the granite cutting trade. Good
nay to start and advancement according
"a Improvement. Full wages when you
can produce a standard days work.
APPLY TO
The Milford Pink-victoria White Granite
Co, Milford. Mass.
WANTED-Youna married man for general
work in granite manufacturers Office ;
one with experience preferred address z ..
Rnr zos' Barre. VT I95t12
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As Mrs. +. NJ. Thompson Of Hardwick
was curling the hair Of her six year old
daughter, Doris, a few days ago, on a
curling iron, the wooden handle came
off an dthe hot iron dropped onto the
pupil of the child's left eye, burning it
so badly that at first the physician
gave no hope that the sight could
be saved. Later, however, he thought
there was a chance of saving the sight.
j. w. Wardlaw of the Central Ver-
mont railroad has reported to the
secretary Of state that an automobile
driven by Walter Taft Of Enosburg
Falls ran into the left side of an engine
November 7 at Richford. The wind
shield was broken, and radiator, right
front wheel, right mud guard and front
axle were damaged. Mr.. Taft told the
train crew that he was not injured and
that he did not consider the railroad
at fault in any way, according to the
report. The engineer was A. u. Smith
and the conductor was named Gilman
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FOR SALE

SWEET CIDER Q SALE-l5 or 70 CASKS
to close out at zoe gal at mill or Mt $50
delivered In Barre In lots of about $50 gal
Club together and order a load Dix y.
Camp, East Randolph. Postofice Randolph
Center. 1O4t4|
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HOUSES TO RENT

SMALL TENEMENT TO RENTAL mod
ern conveniences hot water, gas, bath.
wood shed and large garden apply Leon i,
Cummings, 50 Merchant street. Barre. cost
TO RENT-Two small modern tenements
one upstairs and one down, 4-rooms each
plenty Of land for garden INQUIRE Of Mrs,
r. @. Mcdonnell. Tel, 10 l0Sti
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FOR SAIE-One Glenwood kitchen rangd|
with hot water front one Glenwood heat
err: both in first class condition call atl
A0M Ayers st. 203t2~
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Sweet Cider

for sale. Order Early. Apples are scarce7
r. K BAILEY tel. 1884, 177t4
THREE SLIGHTLY USED PHoNoGRAPHa
FOR SALE at a bargain price also end
piano, used only about six weeks also ono
player piano; Lamorey Clothing Co.. Barrel
W. 1871
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-10
&. WALKER r. ". ROSS AND
/. KEEL WIN SHOOT PRIZE

The fourth shoot FOR the a. Felix
du Pont trophy took place over the
traps OF the Wilmington Trapshooting
Associs ton Saturday afternoon. De-
spite the extreme heat a number Of
local shooters turned out.
The association is holding two shoots
per month: on the second and fourth
Saturdays for these trophies. On the
second Saturday OF the month the
shooters are ella ssified in three classes
and two sterling silver spoons are
awarded 10 the high guns in each
class. On the fourth Saturday Of each
month the trophies are awarded on
the Iewes class system. there being
three classes and two trophies for each
class.
The winners IN the shoot were as
NollOws:
Cha IS A--F>rst prize. &. Walker: SIC
ond pr;ze. G. l. Sylvester.
Glass B-First prize. r. NJ. Ross
second prize, J. l. Wratten.
Class C-First prize, l. Kel sec.
ond prize, DR. Edgar .. Bullock.
All members OF the Wilmington
Trapshooting Association are urged L
attend a meeting which is 70 be he'd
next Tuesday evening AT o'clock in
room 5045. du Pont building. Many
important matters are to be taken up
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ALL-STARS WIN 10th
Of "a BALL GAMES
Plummer's Players Working in
Great Form; Vandenbraak
Pitches Great Game.

Plummer's All Stars are still work
ing overtime. as IS shown by the total
OF y hits gathered while they We're
trimming Rosehill A. &. IA 20 Il. Van
denbraak. Price. Honey and higgins
led the hitting, while the stars crack
battery. Nandenbraak and Huggins,
played most OF ;he game in the field.
Nand,nhraak setting up new sea-
=ou : record az Is strikeouts. After
the SECOND inning the Stars took
things easy. NandeubraaiS standing
EN- up whenever II WAS necessary 10
halt the visitors. Richardson made q
fine running catch Of A. Smith in the
eighth inning.
This makes the All stars twentieth
win Of "A games played Their hit
ting has been phenomenal. The last
for games showing a tutai Of s.
safeties. or an average OF better than
20 10 a game. Warden Plummer thinks
he has the best team ever developed
al Greenbauk. and probably two OF the
best pitchers in independent bal
round these parts in Vandenbraak and
Roach. The score:
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SATURDAY SHOOT POSTPONED.

club postponed ITS Saturday afternoon
shoot yesterday on account Of the
storm The club had a five-man team
in ;he National Rife Association shoot
last week Which averaged ninety six
per cent per man. This record will
rank up with the. best rifle teams IN
the country.
TO local rifiemen. Capt. Grier and
Lands gave good account Of them
selves a. Camp Sea Girt. J.. L.. July 1
by winning first money. II is with
much regret that the local rifiemen
will not be able 10 send civilian team
10 Camp, Perry due 20 Lack of fundt
which Is appropriated through Con
x1esS AaS his parposs
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BACHARACH GIANTS
DROP FIRST OF SERIES
ST. Thomas Takes the Initial
Battle for Local Champion
ship; Big Crowd on Hand.

The Racharach Giants lost the ffrst
Of the series with ST. Thomas. TO the
= West Siders Saturday, at Harlan Field.
. 3 Ia .. Umpire Henry called the game
. in IN. seventh inning due ~ the heavy
downpour.
\ flash of real baseball now and
them. held the crowd until the arbiter
dispatched the players TO the dressing
rooms IL was a rather abrupt ending
and caused quite some argument in
the Eacharach camp as they were in
the midst OF n rally, three men ON
base. two out and Reed at bat with
two and two.
Prior To Umpire Henry's decision
an argument arose AT the plate which
involved Nitchie. tlshhack. l.undy,
cummings and Reed, and many fans
are OF the opinion that Henry's deci-
sion was the only thing that prevented
disorder. The score
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EASTERN SHO' MAY GET
ANOTHER BASEBALL CIRCUIT

Easton. Md, July l0.--It is possible
that another baseball league VIII DC
formed on the Eastern Shore tonight,
Representatives from CheSteUtOwn.
Centreville. 81. Michaels and E.aston
Will meet here - Try TO form some
kind Of an organization for baseball
among these four towns Tor the re-
md!nder Of the summer.
one strong feature % the game viii
be that Gil players must DC residents Of
the town which they represent. or It's
immediate neighbOrhOQd and the com
mercial Viewpoint viii be II secondary
consideration. Strong teams have al
ready been organized IN these towns
and are playing independent baseball
at the present time, but IL is believed
that if they can organize and draw Up
a schedule much interest will he
aroused.
The meeting viii be held in the
Chapter House Of Trinity Cathedral
at 100 p. N. and all baseball enthusi-
asts from these four towns are in
! vited TO attend.
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3 life. with all its sorrow.

Such Is life. with all its sorrow,
Here to-day,-and gone tomorrow.
Though the that brought you fame
Seems enduring through, the ages.
They will forget your name
they read the sporting pages.
Such Is life with all Its woe,
Here they come-and there they CO.
Such Is litc-just up and down.
Down and up by town.
Though to-day you head the list,
BY to-morrow's changing glory
gone and barely missed.
the world forsets your story.
ha, his day and then
Fate begins the OF
Towns and much alike,
Each has his winning strike.
Then. before you around,
While vibrant cheers roaring.
Some pitcher the mound
you've finished up your scoring
All members of the
Where the first be last
The Big Shift.
Philadelphia and Boston. bathing FOR last place in
two leagues typical of the sporting whr.
Take a brief glance the chart
1910 Philadelphia Athletics win A. /. pennant and
crush Cubs for World Series championship.
1911 Philadelphia Athletics win pennant and then
stop Giants.
1sl2-Boston Red Sox win pennant and beat Giants.
1918 Philadelphia Athletics win pennant and man
handle Giants again.
Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Braves win
pennants.
19I5-Boston Red SoI and Philadelphia Nationals VIII
pennants.
lsl7-Boston RED sox win psnnant and World Series
lsls-Boston Red pcnnant and World Series
No cities ruled the game completed,
I through eisht-year period
Ten remnants and eight world championships, Her
the ideal citades for the rabid cities
baseball glory
AND their four ball clubs two ma jor league
found battling last place at least among III
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LAUREL ON SHORT END
Of PARSLEY GAME
Bonsach Allows Cambridge Two
Hits and Crisfieid Continues
to Climb.

Salisbury. Nd. July 10.--One month
or organized bnll on the Eastern Shore
finds tho Class - Circuit in good shape
with attendance figures keeping high.
Parkslcy. the Virginia team assumed
the lead at the very outset and now
enjoys comfortable margin. Losing
streaks on tho part OF several OF the
clubs have resulted in harsh criticisms
OF the arrangements and on last Wed
nesday. Icy Hoffman. weli-known %
Wilmington followers Of the sport, felt
the axe IN Salisbury. The released
manager II having hearing before
the Board OF Directors Of the local
CLUB which no demande Babe Adams
lof Mount Union. Pa. viii probably
succeed him. Pat Ryan's destiny II
PocOmoke is also doubtful
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NCORb BIZ INNINHe.
Eastlake ....... ......-... o / 3 o q o.
Union .-............ ..... 3 . o 1 o o.
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WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
City League.
Seventh Ward at Eastlake,
krebs at Union.
Defiance at Edge Moor.
Bankers and Brokers at 81.
Hedwig's
THURSDAY.
Church I~agae.
First Diyision---grace Va Sec
ond Baptist. Rockford No. 2,
Birmingham.
Second Division 81. stephens
va. Trinity NJ. r. Baynard 30.
4; Umpire Rickerts.
Church League
FRIDAY.
/ First Division ~. Paul ~.
/ West. Rockford No. q Umpire,
/ RiCkert..
SECOND Division First Cen
! trxl Vs. First NJ. p. Baynsrd No.
!, Birmingham
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Chester Expressmen Win,

Tive American Railway Express
Company's baseball team of this city
travelled To Wawa. Pa. yesterday after
noon and We're defeated by the strong
Chester EXpressmen I to 6 after Is in
nings of hard battling. This was the
second game of a series ot three be
tween the teams each having cop
ped one game to date, the third and
deciding game will be played at Bran
DIVINE Springs next Sunday after
noon-at 80 O'CLOCK,
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BUFF MEETS LYNCH TONIGHT.

New York. July 10. johnny Buff
midget boxer, will defend his bantam
weight title against Joe Lynch. u long
awaited challenger. who recently de-
feated Midget Smith. in a fifteen round
decision bout tonight. Bun expects TO
tip ll3 pounds. l6 ounces over the fly
weight limit. and Ave pounds under
the challenger. Lynch, however, may
also be below the bantam limit of lis
pounds.
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SEVENTH WAkD GIRLS
EASILY DEFEAT ABERFONIE

The Seventh Ward girls experienced
very little trouble with the Aberfoyle
team Saturday afternoon and when
rain stopped the contest, the Seventh
Warders We're OIL the long end OF -
Ia score.
Misses r. Dougherty and n. Dough
erty featured with the stick for Sew
enth Ward with two hits Miss E,
Burns allowed the Aeerfoyla girls but
two hits while her teammates collect
ed eight. Score:
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DELAWARE CITY
SWAMPS ENGINEERS
Cook and Holiday Star for the
Victors. While Law Shines
for Soldiers.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Fort du Pont. July 10.-Due 90 the
E.astla Independents not being able
20 play Yesterday. the First Engineers
took on Delaware City again and We're
beaten Il TO IN a heavy hitting game
by both sides.
For Delaware City Cook and HolIi-
day starred at the bat. Cook had twC
3 basehits and one double. Lam playeC
best for the Engineers both in IN,
field and at the bat. The score:
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ELSMERE WINS TOUGH GAME.

In "A hard-f0Ught game saturday af-
ternoon Elsmere defeated First United
after an extra session 10 IL 3. The Els
mere team collected but five hits, but
nine errors accounted for their victory
The score:
Esmere o o / > o o 3--10 =
Is l. nited j O. L. o. u "a. D. "a T. i!
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SWIMMING RECORD FALLS.

Alameda Calf. July l0.-John
Weissmuller, OF the Illinois Athletic
club, set a new worlds record here
yesterday at Neptune Beach for the
ITO metres open water free style swim
ming race Of 5S 3-5 seconds. The
previuos record was l minute Ia
second. held by Duke Kahanamoku
OF Honolulu.
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TOW NSEND BEATS BIACkBIRD.

In twilight game at Townsend Fri
day night the Townsend boys defeated
Blackbird IS TO ,. A home run by
Money, three-bagger by Hutchinson
and d double by Beardsley tells the
stock or the Townsend victory. Score:
Blackbird ........... ! D 0 0 0 l. :.
Townsend ,.....,.... l . ! = 6 S-l3
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Westminster Ties MIddietOwn.

The Westminster baseball team went
TO MiduetOwn on SATURDAY. and p.-l.
Ell the nine OF that place. The game
was called by Jupe Pluv N the sixth.
with the score 3 10 2, IA Favor u ,Ae
church boys. but then IL reverted ba-l
TO the fifth, neither team getting q
decision, as The score then stood 10 =.
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TRAIM WINS >IUGFFST
OVER CLOVER DAIRY

FRAN wur over Clover Dairy Ia 81
s,asfssi a. Sevsnts>nth And Spruce
str~.s FrltAy sv-aing IS TO IS I;
looaAc Ike . fov- iaAs clover IN the
sew sntA when tae Tovsr Dairy boys
PIT ssvNa I'M across re par. u ak
g. s th'ssS .oox . u,t,s more even. Nc
Ney Wa Zoe s;A- .; oAs yser:nS two
doubles on: @: tiarss tines a. bat and
q single. The score
PEArM DAIRY
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EASTLAkE BRIGADE DEFEATS
SOTTH-SlDE SNAPPERS

The Eastlake Brigade defeated the
South Side Snippers second team NJ
Eden Park Ia :. The game was fast
from start 10 finish. McGranny who
pitched for Easi!ake had things his
own Way besides having nine strike
uGt. The hi, ding of Clainen and Stirlith
also featured The score:
SNARPEES 2NNS
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Industrial Ieague,

Bond Co. at Traction 90,
Fourth and Church streets:
Umpire, Birmingham.
American Car Mt Rhoads n
Sons, Second and du Pont
streets; Umpire lila stings.
du Iont co. at Pennsylvania
Railroad. Pennsy Field: Umpire,
RiCkerts.
Gas Company at Trump Bros
Rockford. No. ; Umpire. Gun
ninsham.
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Hitch In Dempsey.Greb Bouf.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
PittsbUrg, July l0.--Annnuncement
that the proposed Harry Greb-JaCk
Dempsey bout here on Labor Day
would not take place was made last
night by John Bell, Pittsburg pro-
mOter. who has been negotiating for
such an abingdon,