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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-15
Kapltan Lentz uSmrcen. d pora-
memo vybnchem.

Y noel pondeli ma 1tery rano, kdyz
ucastnili Sc haseni pozaru vypuk-
nuvsiho dime obehode Williama
Beehlera. { 222 w. Lexington uli.
ce. Polar vypukl kratce po jedne
hodine. KspitaH Lentz fidil hasice
ma stfese budovy. Zatin co prose-
kavali otvor We strese. jfmz dostati
by Sc mohli ku pozaru ma neivyssfm
poschodi budovy. kapitan sklouzl a
sfitil Sc se stTechy do ulicky "a
Lexington ulici. Kdyz zvednut z
dlazby. byl mrtvym.
Vybuchem. kterym roztffst9na
byla hofici budov9 okna a dvere,
poraneno bylo dvaadvacet hasicd.
Nektefi Mich prave okamziku
tom staveli zebfik ku st9n9, cd niz
odrazeni poraneni byli. Pro spou-
sty dymu valiciho Sc budovy. je-
nom nejvetsi obtizi bylo Sc mono
pfibliziti budove. Mezi porane-
nSmi hasici byl spolu kapitan La.
verify.
Pozarem zp1sobena byla skoda Y
obnosu asi $4,000. Poransni Gita-
je to diva kapitany a tfi lieutenan-
ty. osetfeni byli nemocnicfch:
General University. Jenom ne
patrna skoda ucinena byla ma Ste.
wartove departmentnim obchodu.
z rodinnych radosti.
Viola Turskoska. 53leta. 8l5 S.
Bond ulice. dosud cit. se mladici,
jez ma pravo ma sgarneho milence.
Matka jeji, Amelia. 83 roxy stara,
jest opacneho nazoru. Mysh. ze
iiz jejlch letech by mohla cd "a.
let6. ustati a ysimati 81 jin5ch y9ci,
nezli zenichy shan9ti. Kdyz stafic.
ka matka znovu dcefi sve pTedkla.
dala sobotu jeji nerozumnost' ,
rozhnevala Sc So rok1 cftajfci dcera
matku stloukia nemilosrdn9. Ma
policejni stanici zaplatila $24.45
pokuty.
- Pc stlrceni sveho sypa, Ia 70.
k1 stareho hocha. uveznen byl So
botu otec ieho, William Wilson z
Hamilton avenue. Hoch stluceny
az do krve, omdlel pod ranami &
kopanim otce. ktery ma dit9 Sc roz.
hneval. ponevac trochu pozd6ji sc
vratiloz posylky. ma nfE jej by
postal. Otec vysetFovan byl ns
podnet Henry Watson ochrans spo'
lecnosti.
Maryland. my Maryland.
Rytifsky duch mizi. ano docels
zmizel. naflkaji 81 casopisy novi.
NY Spojenych Stat1. Jestlize vSude
mrtev. ne v Maylandn, jiste ne
La Platte Independent" je d1ka
zem: Pise: Ouch rytifskosti
ktery iii onech ''starych dobach'
kdy rytiri byli plni odvahy, men
jeste mrtev v iiznim Marylandu
jak dokazano mladymi muzi. kteTi
We ctvrtek yesli v starosvetsky zapat
uchazeti sc o cest ovenciti skranl
najake zeny, nebo milenky korunor
oblasky krasy. jak vzaslych dobact
St 'ast1ovana byla srdce .krasek
onech." Potom ze Maryland!
/: Tfi uhofeli, ctyri poraneni We
/ Srazce.
Til cernosi. podle vseho Baltimo.
fane. upaleni byli ned6li ku smrti,
kdyz AUTOMOBILE. v n9mz jeli. vie
do vlaku Chesapeake Beach u stani.
ce Owingo. v Prince George okre
su. V narazu chytila Sc gasolinovs
nadrzka AUTOMOBILE a cd nj chyti
sc wagon. ktery We srazce Sc vysinu
IL koleji V pozaru automobile
uhofeli tfi v mem sedici cernosi
Til cernosky stojici ma OWING
stanici byly slime popaleny. iedna
Zen sedicich We vlaku vyskocila
okna a poranila se.
USmrcen elektrinOn.
| Pfi oTezavani strom1 dotknul g
Richard F. Nichols dratu naplnene
no elektrickym proudem a TINT
usmrcen ma rohu sedme a Prime
| George ulice. Sc stromu snesl jeh
mrtvolu syn. ktery MIN ma strom
Ipracoval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-15
Bruce a France yitezi v primar.
kdCh.

/
a Joseph Irwin France, republican
zvitezili pfi primarnich volbach
odbyvanych pondsli We statu Ma.
rylanGu. Oba vit6zi konecne vi.
tezstvi. proti soba boiovati budou
Z. listopadu We hlaynich volbach.
Primarily zp1sobily celou fadu
pFekvapeni. Hlavnim Mich byl
boi Williama |. Norrise. ktery DO.
razen byl organisacnim kandidatem
Bruce, jenom malou' vetsinou.
Prvni legislatiVnf distrikt dal vatsi-
nu Norrisovi, druhy distrikt Bruce
malem jenom vyhral. Nejsilnejsim
Bruce byl We ctvrtem distriktu.
Prvni. druha. sesta. sedma. osma a
dvacata sesta warda volily Norrise.
ktereho demokratickeho organisace
uminila 81 paraziti beg dani pardo-
nu. Druhe pFekvapeni olganisaci
udelal lverson. proti kteremu orga-
nisace do boje postavila Tydingse v
druhem distriktu pro Trad kongres.
nika. Tydings zsitezil ienom vet
sinou 81 hlas1. v tfetim distriktu
"a 1fad kongresnika boiovati bude
vitez. Anthony Dimarco. Ia prise
diciho soudce vyhral Duke Bond
proti kteremu pfi volbach stati bu-
de republican. William H. Law.
renee.
Kandidati zvft9zili:
Ia senatora: dem. Vim. c.. Bruce
rer. j. I. France.
Do kongresu "a l distrikt: dem.
I. A. Goldsborough. zadny rep.
kandidat. "a 2. distrikt: dem.
M. e. Tydings, rep. A. A. Blake.
ney. "a 8. distrikt: dem. Anthony
Dimarco raa j. Ph. Hill. "a A..
distrikt: dem. J. Ch. Linthicum,
zadny rep. Ia 5. district: dem.
FIR. w. Mish, rep. S. E. Mudd.
Ia 6. distrikt: dem. A. j. Cum
mings. rep. Fred. N. Zihlman.
"a pfisediciho soudce: dem.
Duke Bond. rep. w. H. Lawrence.
Mladik primal Sc ku Iii.
Baltimore zpacne rozruseno bylo
zpravou, ze We valecne stanici v
Norfolku primal sc mladfk slouzici
namornictvu. Norman George Ben
nett, ze pfitomen byl lesiku u
! Orangeville vrazd6. kterou jisty
"Reds" spachal IA osmilete divce,
Clare Stone. Policie. ktera pfizna-
nj nevenovala velikeu vahu. patrala
po neznamem Reds" zatkla diva
Fredericka Tlsche a Williama T.
Chandlera. ma nez popis jakz TAXI
pfilehal. V pondeli dopraveny do
Baltimore mladik podroben byl
ostremu v5slechu. n9mz se pfi-
znal, ze celou udalost' 81 vymyslil q
ze tim Sc chtel Chandlerovi pomsti-
ii. Mladik do namofni sluzby pfj-
jat byl 22. srpna udav, ze je l8 ro-
k1 star.
Vrazda skolacky z1stava tim sta.
lie nerozresena.
Bennett zadrzen byl 20 vyslechu
ma severovychodni stanici jako sve-
dek proti Chandlerovi. ktery Jest
vinen prestupkG proti mladfkGm
Ditky zpet We Skolach.
| Verejne skoly Baltimorske otev-
feny byly We stfedu. Do skol "a.
psano pres 100000 ditek. Nekte.
re skoly vyueovati budou dftky
jenom castecne, ponevae misto ne.
staci. Nekolik skol po n9kolik dni
jeste z1stane zavfeno. ably jiste
oprayy dokonany byti mohly. Cd.
haduie Sc. ze asi o 4.OOO ditek vice
navst6vovati bude skoly case.
Znacne souzeDi rodic0m zpnsobi
rozkaz skolni rady, ze vsechny
move ditky musf pfi zapisu vykazati
sc kfestnim certifikate.n.
Opera ukratf Sezonu v Baltimore
| Chicazska opera. jez slibila dat
v nastavajici divadelni sezon9 ctyf
opery. oznamila. Re davati bude je
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-15
ProSlnly Baltimorsky lekaf
pOhrben.

p0hrben.
Y sobotu ctvrte hodine odpo.
ledne pohfben byl prosluly Balti-
morsky lekaf John Hopkins nemoc.
nice. DR.. William S. Halstead, kter5
20 vykonane ma mem operaci zemfel
We ctvrtek. Pohfebni obfady
dome Iekare a ma Loudon Park hf-
bitove. kde mrtvola lekafova zpo.
pelnena, vykonal dIouholets jeho
pritel. Rev. DR.. S. Bushnell New
Haven. Cestn5mi sktecnSmi
nosici rakve byli prominentni Bal
timorsti lekafi.
DR.. Halsted byl profesorem ran
hojicstVi vrchnfm ranhojicem
John Hopkins nemocnice. Pc leta
uznavan byl jako jeden z nejvytec-
nejsich lekaf1 Spoienych Stat1.
Jmenosjeho bylo znamo celemu le-
kafsk@mu svetu. S Drem. OsIerem
a 9 drem. Welchem budoval slavu
John Hopkinsovy nemocnice le-
kafske skoly. Jeho obievy. vyna-
ley a briliantni operace z1stanon
zaznamenany pismem nesmazatel-
nym historii moderni v9dy lekaf-
ske. Jeho sluzba pro clovecenstvo
vykonana pokracovati bude v od-
chovancfch. lekari tsziclmi z jeho
nedmorne, obetave prace. Pro
mile osobni chovani byl siroko
znam.
znoyu upozor1uji ma potrebu
nekkehO uhli.
Marylandsti majitele dom1, kteff
nemaii tvrde uhli We sv5ch sklepich,
musi byti pripraveni ma topeni
mekkym Auhlim. nechteji-li mrz-
nouti, upozornuie Marylandska ko-
mise ma rozdelovani uhli. Zcela il.
ste. komise di, Maryland nedostaHe
zadn@ tvrde uhlf do prosince. Zhor-
sena-li bude zeleznicni dopravena.
ami prosinci tyrde uhli sem dopra-
veno nebude.
v pondeli tvrdouhelne oblasti
j
vratilo Sc do prace 155. 900 uhloko-
p1. V prvnfch dnech zadne uhli
dobyvane neni, any sachty musi o.
pravovany byti. Stavka twrala po
pet mesict.
Uveznen pro kradez Suken.
Nezli David Cohen poznal. re u.
kradeno mu bylo sest stucek vlne-
nych latek jeho dflny. {. l32 N.
Exeter ulice, policii uv9znen byl
Benjamin Kushner, 20 rok1 starry z
N. Smallwood ulice a Thomas
O'Brien ze S. Washington ulice.
ktefi latky ukradli. Pfekvapeni
byli policif kdyz vystoupili z auto
mobilu u Vine a Amnity ulic. v
automobilu nalezeny byly ukradene
latky.
Stara utitelka zemrela.
| Miss Imogen George. jez vyuco.
vala po As rok1 ma verejn5ch sko-
ZACH Baltimorskych, zemfela So
botu, We start 81 rokn podlehsi rhe-
umatismu. Byla ucitelkou angliGi-
ny ma vyssi divei skole Western.
Padem S yySe 90 stop jen lehce
poranen.
PokouSeje sc zabiti vosu, kterou
stipnut byl, kdyz pracoval ma stFese
domu ma Pennsylvania avenue a Lii.
berty Heights. Boyd Strauch, Is
rok6 stary. ztativ rovnovahu, spadl
Sc stTechy vyse so stop. Ma cest9
nalezenn byl lezfci bezvedomi. v
nemocnici shledano. ze ienom lehce
Sc poranil. Pc lekafske prohlidce
mohl sam 2 nemocnice odejiti.
Pfedhezne ornament zabay.
| Ma oslavu 5Oti-leteho trvani
osady sv. Vaclavske sehraje Ochot-
nicky Spolek Osady sv. Vaclavskt
divadlo pod MAVEN 'Mucedlnicka
smrt sv. Vaclava'' We stfedu.4. fii.
ma v Katolick6 sini ma Collington
Iavenue.
Tariff poslan zpet konferenci.
, Dunn zastupc1 v kongresu IL
hlasy proti l30 postal pfedlohu ta
, rifovou zpet konferenci ku dalsfm,
, TfzopS Po,xo 0op;nX,,o Lrlc rSl.o
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-15
Stara ucitelka zemrela.

Miss Imogen George. jez vyuco.
vala po as rok1 ma verejnych sko-
ZACH Baltimorskych, zemfela So
botu, We staff 81 rokn podlehsi rhe-
umatismu. Byla ucitelkou angliei.
ny ma vyssi divei skole Western.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-15
Tariff p0sIan zpet konferenci.

IdTII pOSIdn ZpeT k0nTerenCl.
Dunn zastupc1 kongresu lit
hlasy proti l30 postal pfedlohu Ia
rifovou zpet konferenci ku dalsfmu
fizeni. Boufe zavinena byla 7aka.
zem doyozu barviva Glen ma po-
tas. Konecny osud cele tarifov6
pfedlohy Jest mlhach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-15
B. & O. stayka pry zlomena.

Sprava B. & O. drahy oznamila Y
pondeli, ze CO Sc il tyce. stavka ze-
leznicnich d9lnfK1 vice neexistuie.
Pocet jejlch zfizenc1 dilnach liz
doplnen byl. Ze stavkujicich DEL
Mkt vratilo Sc 807 zp9t. do prace,
v Mount Clare dflnach pracovaIo v
pondsli 2 1872 delnik1. V dilnach '
Cumberlandu pracuje 78 procent
delnfkn.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-03
Canse o. Appendicitis

When the pcwe1s are cOnstipated.
the lower bowels or large intestIues
become packed with refuse matter
that is made up largely of germs.
enter the vermlform appendix aud
set up Inflammation, which is com
monty known as appendicitis. Take
Chamberlain's Tablets when needed
and keep your bowels regular and
you have little to fear from ap2en-
dicitis.-Adv
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-03
EOR PICKLES

Large sweet peppers. red, green
and brown. Cucumber pickles cut O.
brine and celery for picking. Phone.
200. }. Howard H;Tst.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-03

LAW REFERRED TO THE VOTERS OF DORCHESTER COUNTY
ACTS CHAPTER 1919
ACT and the County Dorch
County hundred
thousand dollars for the acquiring site for
he building high school building building
ohe parts County County
tax upon the assesabe property Dorchester
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-03

CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENI TO ARTICLE L.,
coNsr1r 1 PROPOSED BY THE ACT
AMENDMENT INCREASING IF
OF THE COMPTROLLER TREASURER AND PROvInINr
inAh The COMPTROLLER SHALL
AS MAY -
of
the comptroller
by law NO' a. T-o00' "n"i
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-03

We know there is one thing that stops
eczema and that is more red blood-cells!
S. S. S. builds them by the million! You
can increase your red-blood cells to the
point where it is practically impossible
Evening star., 1922-09-24

matter Of getting an easily burning
mixture into the cylinders. In an
other article we showed why the ordi-
nary mixture which runs a started
motor Is likely too lean for a starting
mixture. The primer should be used
in warm weather as well as on cold
mornings. We must not forget,
though. that too mucn gasoline vapor
In the mixture will not burn any more
readily than a too weak mixture.
The problem of the man at the
wheel Is to judge how much printing
! is necessary to start the motor. To
hold the primer out while the motor
is whiried by the starter for whole
minute or more is sheer folly. Such
action will cause SO much raw gaso-
line to be drawn into the motor that
the motor may have to be whirled five
or ten times as long as usual to get
rid of this excess. Priming should be
necessary to start a motor. but must
be done cautiously and with judg-
ment.
Care In Retardins Spark.
Often a new driver, and frequently
those who should know better forget
Evening star., 1922-09-24

and have the idea it Is only AN old.
bus" Ouce an owner does not wash.
his car, everything else is neglected.
as we'll. !.
The oil in your crank case should,
be changed every thousand miles.
Your engine viii run better and last.
longer for it. .
Take the hub caps off the rear.
wheels occasionally and jack the.
wheels off the ground so as TO mskes
sure that they arc not loose on thes
smart. Once they get started much
damage Will soon result.
Co over your wiring once in a while
and IL any wires are resting on iron.
parts of the car raise them OF sucht
places and tape, them or put them in:
conduit.
Some day. when your gas or VACUUM
feed tank is almost empty drain,
everything out of it and flush il clean.
you will be surprised how much dirt
gathers there.
Get the habit of running over the.
mechanical parts OF your car in your
mind and you will find they will not.
be SO easily neglected.
Evening star., 1922-09-24

to retard the spark before stepping on
the starting button. When we have
to crank car by hand this eareless-
ness is likely to mean a broken wrist
What about the starting motors
wrist? More damage is done to start
ing motors and batteries by this mis-
take than the average owner realizes.
The starting motor drives the engine
through a fairly light pinion which
me3hes with gear on the rim of the
nywheel. When a back kick" occurs,
the engine is driving against the turn
ing power of the starting motor. What
this sudden check does to an electric
motor and battery only an electrician
knows. What frequently happens,
though. is that the driving mechanism
gives way. The gears are not able to
stand the double strain, and the re-
suit is either a broken pinion or a few
teeth ripped out of the rim of the fly
wheel. Therefore. don't forget to re-
tard the spark when starting the
motor.
Some Reminders.
Don't forget to wash your car be-
cause you have driven it a few years
Evening star., 1922-09-24

Ready Day or Night
for Emergency Calls
Is Our Completely
Equipped Service
Car
Evening star., 1922-09-24

Before a Dealer Can
Put Up This Sign
| He must meet these def
mite qualifications set by
the Buick Motor Company
before he is authorized to
render Buick Service:
I. Mechanics trained as
experts on Buick Cars.
:. NJ ID ern equipment,
making possible the most
exact workmanship in the
shortest possible time.
). a complete stock Of
genuine Buick parts,
based on The number of
cars in his community.
4. Be in full agreement
with the Uniform Buick
service policy Of courtesy
and fair dealing with the
public.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-10
Lewis Carpenter
Fight ROuses Much
Interest in London

LONDON, May 9.-(By the Associ-
ated Press) = The fight between
Georges Carpenter and Ted (Kid)
Lewis in the Black Friar's Road arena
next Thursday evening is exciting
such great interest that the managers
of the project have been compelled
to increase the seating accommoda-
tions to a large extent.
There has been considerable quib-
bling between the managers of the
fighters, but all of the difficulties now
have been satisfactorily overcome.
Lewis had been accused of being de-
sirous to wear a shock absorber," in
the nature of a rubber tooth protec-
tor.
This he has shown to the people OF
the Carpenter camp, and Carpenter,
finding that it was not so formidable
an affair as had been rumored, has
withdrawn his objection to it.
There still is some mystery about
the weights of both men. Francois
Descamps claims that Carpenter tips
the scales at 165 pounds, but there is
a tendency in sporting circles to be-
lieve that the light heavyweight cham
pion will raise the beam around 16S
pounds. 1t is expected that Lewis will
weigh in at about 154.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-10
Tennis Stars Manage
to Win First Games
in Coast Title Round

BERKELEY, Cal, May 9.-Nation-
ally ranked tennis players had no diff
ficulty in winning their first matches
in the preliminary rounds of the Pa
cific coast championship here today.
William T. Tilden II, worlds cham
,pion, William M. Johnston, second
ranking, and Vincent Richards, third
ranking, did not remove their sweat
ters during the play as their oppon-
ent did not cause them to exert
themselves.
The feature match was between
Ray Casey, of San Francisco, and
Wallace Bates, national champion of
Canada, and a student at the Uni
versity of California. Bates won by
a score of 3-6, Sc, 6-2.
Miss Mayme Mcdonald, of Tucson
holder of the Washington state title
and the Inland Empire women's sin.
giles title, was playing Miss Winifred
Suhr, of San Francisco. when rain
stopped the match. The score was
set-all, 5-all.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-10
Giants 6; Cardinals 0

ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Bill Ryan turn
ed back the Cardinals today, winning
6 to o, due to the smuggling of his
mates and his masterful hurting, there
by b1ighting the hopes of Rickey's
Red Birds for first place, even though
the Cubs managed to lose. Ryan,
whose success against other National
League clubs has only been fair, has
more than once proved stumbling
block for the Cardinals. Bill Pertica
was wild, and Sherdel was sent into
the fray after the game was apparent
ly lost. More than 10000 fans wit
messed today's game. The seventh in
ming was the only frame in which the
Giants failed to get a man on base
Sherdel proving effective.
Score: .sasI s.aa. ~ r H p
New York -. 200 OPP O00-6 10 o
st. Louis -. 600 900 1000 Z 2
Batteries Ryan and Snyder; Sher.
del, Walker, Pertica and Ainsmitth
and Clemens.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-10
Yankees 8; White sox z

ner yanIr ssa' recruit r1Sg broI[e p I'M an
exciting 10 inning game here today
between the Yankees and White Sox
by smashing a single through the box
with Scott on third. Jones, who re-
neved Shawkey. in the ninth, held the
Sow safe. Score: r H E
Chicago 49,. OO4 600 POI o. IA 1
New York -. 600 O4O 30 Is 13 3
Batteries: Hodge, Acosta and
Schalk; Shawkey, Jones and DeVor-
mer
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-10
COVERS EAsr MILE

LEXINGTON, KY, May By Gosh,
one of e. r. Bradley's trio, CT Ken
lucky Derby representatives, today
covered mile and one. quarter, the
derby distance, in 2:06 2-5, and fin
ished well in hand, although in the
stretch T. Barnes. carrying the full
derby weight. urged him some.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-10
SENATORS LOSE
ANOTHER GAME
TO ST. LOUIS
Tigers Make 1t Two Straight
From Red Sox With
8 to 2 Victory

WASHINGTON, May Extra base
hits figured prominently in the Z to
victory of st. Louis over Washington
today. A drive oyer the wall by
Judge with two on base in the third
gave the locals an early lead, and a
clout for the circuit by Tobin, scoring
Bayne ahead of him, gave the visitors
their winning margin in the seventh.
Score.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-10

Clevelander, had four hits, including
two triples. Score: RH E
Cleveland ....... O20 200 00O-4 8 1
Philadelphia :. 022 O13 70x-15 20 o
Batteries: Coveleskfe, Keefe, Bagby
and O'Neil, Shinault; Rommel and
Perkins.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-10
CUBS UNABLE
To OVERCOME
PHILLIES' LEAD
Giants Pitcher Blights Hope
of Cardinals to Gain Place
at Top of League

CHICAGO. May 8. = Parkinson's
home run drive into the left field
bleachers with two men on base in the
seventh inning gave Philadelphia a
lead which Chicago was unable to
overcome, and the visitors won the
first game of the series between the
east and west here today, to 4.
OoOro.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-10
petroit s: Boston 2

BOSTON, May 9.-Detroit made it
two in a row from Boston today,
Ehmke holding Boston to fou lhits
and winning 6 to 2, Heilmann knock
ed one of the longest home runs seen
here, clearing the left field fence with
plenty TO spare. Score: RH E
Detroit $1,000. 002 Dol OBS 10 0
Boston ...... 600 600 O20-2 4 2
Batteries: Ehmke and Bassler; Fer
guson, Russell and Ruel and Walters
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AthIetics is; Indians q

\ PHILADELPHIA, May o. Hammer
ing Coveleskie, Keefe- and Bagby for
20 hits enabled Philadelphia to get
back at the Cleveland squad today
with a is to victory. Yesterday the
Indians won, IA to 4. Four home runs
two by Miller, four triples and two
doubles, were included in the Athlet-
les hitting Doc Johnston, former
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A light-armored car, capable of ira
yelling at d high speed and at the same
time firing 1900 rounds of ammunition
a minute, is being experimental with
by British army authorities.
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vARsIrIEs BREAK EVEN

MOSCOW, Idaho, May o. The Uni
versity Of Idaho broke even on the
two game baseball series with the
University of Montana by winning to-
days game, 10 to 5.
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JUAREz, May 9.-Lee Anderson of
California, worlds colored light heavy
weight champion, successfully defend
ed his championship here tonight by
knocking out Tiger Flowers, Atlanta,
Ca, middleweight, in the seventh
round of scheduled Is round bout.
NEW YORK, May SACK Shar-
key, New York bantamweight, was
awarded the judges decision over Roy
Moore of ST. Paul. Mimi, in a fast II
round bout tonight
OKLAHOMA CITY, May o. Jack
Britton, welterweight champion of the
world, will meet Ray Long of Oklaho-
ma City, in II round bout here May
&c, it was announced tonight The
fight will take the place OF one orig
inally planned between Johnny Will
son and Mike Gibbons.
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Batteries; NanGIIder, BaYne ana ctN-
ereid; Francis. Gleason and Charity.
Summary: Two base hits, Williams.
Three base hits. SEVERED. Gerber. Home
runs, Judge. Tobin. Sacrifices. Harris.
Charity. Double plays. Sisler to Gerber
to Sisler; Smith to Judge. Bases on balls
off VanGilder 2. Francis /. Bayne i.
Struck out by Francis 1. by Bayne q
Gleason /. Hits off NanGilder in 3 1-3
innings; off Bayne in 2-3; off Francis
in Is: off Gleason 4 in 3 2-3 Hit by
pitcher. by NanGiider (Peckinpaugh).
Wild pitch. Francis
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WESTERN LEAGUE

AT Des Moines 6, oklahoma City II.
At Denver 10, Tulsa II.
At Sioux City 2, Wichita 1.
At Omaha 5, st. Joseph s.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Memphis IS, at Mobile Il,
Little Rock IA. at Atlanta 2.
Nashville 2, at New Orleans 6.
Chattanooga 6, at Birmingham 4
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BEDS q: Braves 1

CINCINNATI, May 9.-Duncan's tri-
pie with the bases full in the sixth in
ming was the main factor in giving
Cincinnati a to l victory over Bos-
ton today Donohue pitched brilliant
ly, wild throw by Bohne letting in
Boston's only run. Vanguard was in
vincible until the sixth, when two hits
and his own error of Donohue's bunt
filled the bases. Score: r II r
Boston ......... 0O1 900 000-1 2
Cincinnati -. 600 004 00x-4 10 2
Batteries: Marquard, McQuillan
and Gowdy; Donohue and Hargrave.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Milwaukee IA. Indianapolis 2.
At Minneapolis 3, Columbus /.
At st. Paul 2, Toledo o.
At Kansas City z, Louisville 8.