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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-29
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Reynolds an.
nounce the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Mabel Anna Reynolds and Mr.
Louis NJ NICHOLSON Yesterday at Ills
followed at $3.50 o'clock.
209 North Fifty-fourth street, announce
the marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Agnes c. Murphy. and Mr.. Edward J.
Mcclure, Saturday, In Our Lady Of Vic.
tory Church. Fifty.fourth and Vine
streets.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Hes
sion, daughter Of Mrs. NJ. Hessicn, OF
5734 Rodman street. and Mr.. John J
Mcfarland. Of Atlantic City. took plact
OF the TRANSPORTATION. F4fty-ffth stree
and Cedar avenue. After weddins
trip to Niagara Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Farland will live in Williamsport. Pa.
where they will be at home after Sep
tember I.
The marriage. of Miss Mary. L. Kiley
Of $3.50 Hadfeld avenue, and Mr.. James
street, took place Saturday In thu
Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament
Fifty-sixth street and Chester avenue
tho Rev. Father Kane officiating.
Mrs. E. Mcsorley, of iii South Fifty
second street, announces the marriage
OF her daughter, Miss Marguerite Nc
Sorley. and Mr.. John @. McGlenn. o
1903 South Ninth street. Saturday. IL
the Church Of st. Francis de Sales. For
ty-seventh street and Springfield ave
nue..
Announcement Is made of the mar
rage Of Miss Mollle Wexler, CT $50
hardwood avenue. and Mr.. Lewis Sl
YER also of this city, on June 25. II
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Abbott CT War
ren, Pa, whose marriage took plac
June IA, passed through this city OIL
their wedding trip. when they were tn
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Edward No
Ian. Of 239 South Fifty.third street. WIN
also gave a dinner In their honor at tn
Bellevue Hotel before their de
parture for Washington and the South
Mrs. Abbott was Miss Viola Janet Hoel
scher, of Fort Thomas. Ky. In the fal
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott will go to New
Mexico.
Miss Lucie Moffett wifi leave toda,
to spend two weeks in Wildwood.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A beautiful wedding took place at >
o'clock yesterday morning with a nutpial
mass. when Miss Irene NJ. Wittenberg.
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Wittenberg. OF
6040 Chestnut street. became the bride
Of Mr.. William Z. Osthoff. Of Pittsburgh
Tho ceremony was performed in st:
Joseph's Catholic Church. Fourth street
and Willings alley. by the Rev. Father
John Hart. and was followed by q break.
fast at the Rittenhouse Hotel The bride
who was given In marriage by hel
brother. Mr.. A. J. Wittenberg: wore Q
gown Of pearl and crystal beaded white
georgette. with a tulle veil arranged II
a coronet and fastened with orange bios
SONS, extending the length CT her train
She carried shower bouquet Of white
roses and lilies Of the valley. Mrs
Madelon Meyer attended an matron o.
honor, and the bridesmaids were Mis-
Madeline Mosconi and Miss May Jen
nings Of Atlantic City. Miss Dori
Walker was the fioN..r girl. Mr. Elmel
Meyer served as best man. and tn
ushers included Mr.. Joseph Kerns ant
Mr.. James Downes.
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GERMANTOWN

Mrs. James NJ. Arrson. of iO3 West
Chelten avenue Is entertaining as her
guest Miss Elizabeth Arrison, OF Charles
town, w. Va. Miss Arrison will later
go to Eaglesmere, where she Will spend
the summer
Mr. and Mrs Clark Dillenbeck. zoo
Pelham road. have returned from visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. James 5. Russell, Ct
Milton, Mass.
Miss Florence Hickman, OF 66l6 EN-
len street, will be guest of Mrs. j,
Donnelly, of Scranton. Pa, who will
give house party over the Fourth OF
July.
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hoto by the Phillips Studios.

daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob K.
Meyer. Of Centre Square, and Mr.. Amos
Reiff, Of Reading on June II, In the
st. Johns Reformed Church. Reading.
Mr. .Reiff and his bride will live In
Reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simons, Of Green
street. observed their twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary In,rn., on June 20. 5y CIV;
Mrs. Simons have three children, Mr..
Francis Simons and Mr.. Gerald Simons
and Mrs William Golden.
Kalb street. are spending some time in
Bedford, Pa.
Miss Margaret s'ingluff and Miss
Mary Slingluff. Of Chicago, ILL.,, are visit.
ing their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
William F. Slingluff. OF 1893 DeKalb
street.
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man and the ushers included Mr.. Ben
jamin Landau and Mr.. Maxwell Landau.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

pretty wedding took place at 0
o'clock last evening at the Church of
our Lady of Holy Souls, when Miss
Marion Cecilia McGarvey. daughter of
Mrs. NJ. II. McGarvey, OF 1924 North
Nineteenth street. became the bride of
Mr.. Joseph J.. j. Dougherty, also of
this city. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. ID. A. Corbett, Of ST. Charles
Seminary, Overbrook Miss Betty Nc.
Garvey and Miss Alice McGarvey, SIS
ters Of the bride, were the only attend.
ants Mr.. Frank b. Carney acted as
best man. and the ushefs included Mr.
Martin B. Henry and Mr.. william ]
! Keegan.
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Observation-Disclosures

ting daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. K
Biting. of 724 Chain street. Norristown,
and Mr., Evans Sensenig. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Sensenig. Of Philadelphia.
took place yesterday afternoon in the
Reformed Church Of the Ascension. Nor
ristown. The Rev. II. w. Bright per.
formed the ceremony. The ushers were
Mr.: Raymond Sensenig and Mr.. Grant
Ealy. The bride wore a gown of white
canton crepe and hat OF white satin.
Her shower bouquet was Of white roses.
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MILLER-LANDAU

An interesting wedding took place
yesterday afternoon. at $50, O'Clock. in
the green and gold room at the Majestic
Hotel, when Miss Cecilia Landau,
daughter Of Mrs. Dora Landau, OF 2414
North Thirtieth street, was married to
Mr.. Bert Miller, Of Claremont. New
Hampshire. the Rev. Armin Rosenberg
ofliciatng. She was attended by Mrs.
A. NJ. Adams as matron Of honor and
and Miss Anna Brissel. The flower girls
were Miss Rosalind Adams and Miss
Dorothy Adams and the pages were Mr..
S.an'ey Sau nanaaH anu n,. WI ae,aa oharu as i haut
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MORRIS-BARRETT

The wedding Of Miss Winifred Mary
Barrett. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas ]. Barrett of 232S Reed street.
and Mr.. Daniel A. p. Morris was
solemnized In st. Gabriers Church yes.
terday morning. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. James A. Con-
nelly. Of st Charles Borromeos Church,
Oakview, who was also celebrant CT the
nuptial mass at o'clock The brides
only attendant was her sister, Miss Mar
garet Edgerton Barrett. and Mr.. Joseph
Montague acted as best man. Imme-
diately after the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF
the brides parents for the members Of
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ENR1GHT--.GILLIGAN

Miss Mary Theresa Gilligan, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. GiIiisai,.
OF lOl Montgomery avenue, Norristown.
and Mr. John y. Enright, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John F.. Enright. of Bethlehem.
were married yesterday In st. Patrick's
Church. Norristown. The bride, who was
attended by her sister, Miss Catharine
tilligan. wore a dress of white crepe de
chine and white braid hat She car.
ried a shower bouquet Of white roses
The best man was Mr. John lynch.
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COpP--ROBERTS

The marriage Of Miss Ruth Viola
place on Saturday last at . o'clock. Miss
Sara Magargee, OF Camden. was maid
Of honor. and Mr.. John a. Copp. brother
of the bride. was best man. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Zed
Hetzel Copp, d. D.. the brides father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts left Immediately
for an extended trip. Mr.. Roberts. who
has Just graduated from Temple Univer.
sity with honors as bachelor Of science
and is an instructor in the Poe Public
School. was q military instructor during
the World War, with rank Of captain.
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sary at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. -
B. Keller, 1905 Griscom street. #*
Miss Helen NJ. Disney. daughter g.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Disney, OF 1xvy
Wakeline street, has returned to, ~
home, having graduated with n Baclt<&1
of Arts degree from Gaecher College. 't
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FEISGOLD-ISAACSON

An attractive wedding will take place
this evening at o'clock at Nose ba ch' s
Drawing Room, when Miss Anna Isaac
son. daughter Of Mr. Michael Isaac
son. Of 30+0 Berks street, will be mar
ried to Mr.. Israel Feingold. The maid
OF honor will be Miss Eva Marbin and
the lest man will be Mr.. Alfred Isaac
son, brother of the bride.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A pretty wedding took place at Z
and Mrs. Paul f. Enegler, 24O5 w
Cumberland street, when their daughter.
Miss Emily Julia Enegler. became the
bride Of Mr.. Ralph D. wilmington. The
Rev H.. Fl. Hartman officiated. The
bride, who was given in marriage BY
her father. was attended by Miss Minna
J. Enegler as maid OF honor and little
Miss Evelyn NJ. Fantyn as flower girl
while Mr.. Howard Thomas acted al
best man for Mr.. wilmington.
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Forge. The Rev. W. Herbert Burk, rec
tor or the chapel, will ofiiciate. The
pride Will wear a gown Of white geor-
gette crepe and radium lace and a white
ieghorn hat trimmed with white roses.
She Will carry shower bouquet Of
roses and lilies OF the valley.
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BAKER-LONG

The marriage Of Miss Esther Long:
daughter CT Mrs. Nicholas Long. OF
Gratersford, and Mr.. Harry p. Baker,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker. OF
l3I1 Locust street, Norristown. will take
place at 2 o'clock this afternoon In
the Washington Memorial Chapel. Valley
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GRAEE--MORRIS

A quiet wedding took place at $40
o'clock yesterday afternoon when MISS
Anna Z. Morris, daughter OF Mrs. A.
Morris. of 5815 Market street., became
the bride Of Mr.. william J. Graef. OF
403S North Fifth street. The ceremony.
which was performed BY the Rev Father
James Boyle In Our Lady OF victory
Church, Flfty-fourth and Vine streets.
was followed by breakfast at the
home of the brides mother. Miss Ro-
sina Newman Scanlon attended the bride
as maid of honor, while Mr.. John Paul
Rucker served as best man Tor Mr.
Graef.
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EARLY-TORPEY

Miss Mary Frances Torpey, Of Phila.
delphia, and Mr.. James r. Early. OF 30
East Oak street, Norristown, were mar
ried this morning In St James Church.
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Early will
live in Norristown upon their return
from a trip to Atlantic CITY.
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PUBLIC HLADELPHIA, JUNE 49, 1922

the immediate families only. After
short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. MOTIFS
Reed street, where a reception will be
held in their homer on July Q.
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FRANKFORT

Mrs William Arriscn, Of 1868 Ortho-
dox street, has gone to Ocean City for
the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Bryan, Jr.,
entertained on Thursday evening last In
honor of their first wedding anniver-
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MISS JANET E. CURTIS
BRIDE OF Mr.. McBiRNEY
Other Weddings Of Note In ana
Around the City

Of Mr.. Francis Curtis, OF the Pinehurst.
was married at noon today to Mr.. Day
McBirney. Of Chicago. The ceremony
took place at the First Presbyterian
Church. Washington Square. DR.. Jonn
T, Faris officiated. A wedding breakfast
followed at the Manufacturers' club
Mr.. McBirney and his bride left imme'
diately for New York en- route for a
three months trip to South America.
They will be at home. 1880 Sher'dan
road, Chicago, after october l.
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BARONS TOOPEN
 SERIES WITH
 MEMPHIS TODAY

After winning their eighth straight game yesterday. when they swamped the Atlanta Crackers. 10 to 1, Joe Dunn's Barons last night left for Mem phls, where they open a three game series with the Chicks this afternoon. Dunn's men will be gone seven days. playing three games at Memphis and -four at Little Rock.
 Although Birmingham is yir- tually out of the pennant race, the Barons have fine oppor- tunity to help their sister team --Mobile-out, by sweeping the Chick series. Considering the great brand of ball they have been playing lately, it would not be so surprising for the Barons to come through with such a triumph.
 Phil Morrison, giant of the Baronial hurling staff. who, seems to have regained his ear ly season form after an extend ed slump, will more than likely tNiii lne game at MCHipHis W day, with Whitehill drawing the second assignment and Bates the third. Mike Eberhard is not eligible for mound duty now. as he has been holding town a regular job in left field.
 The battle that faces the Bar ons now is to pull up into the first division before conclusion of battling in the 1922 L.xie flag chase. With the Little Rock Travellers and Peiicans. who have been sec saving in and out of third and fourth places. going strong, 1t will be a hard pull. but Joe Dunn has the team fighting as it never fought before, and the task might be accomplished.
 The secret of the recent sIc- cesses of the team can be traced to the terrific hitting of the Barons. The team Is pounding the ball at a clip close to 300, while there are numerous hit- ters on the club above that mark. Pitching. too, has been up to standard.
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Baronial right-fielder got five safe blows out of five times up--a double and four singles. Tommy Taylor is credited withsbeing at the bat four times and getting four wailops-a homer over the right field fence, a triple to left and brace of singles He walked the other time Stump Clarke got two safeties out of two times up. He walked a couple of times and sacrificed his man on the other trip to the plate.
 Clarke Classy at Short
 Incidentally. while we are dwelling on MT. Clarke, it might be men toned that it's immaterial to Joe Dunn whether Achinger ever reports again or not, as long as Clarkie plays the short field like he did Tuesday Pie Traynor in his palmy days could have done no better than Clarkie in the game against Atlanta. He handled nine chances without a bob ble. figured in double play and in the fifth he stepped over second at lightning rate of speed picked Hymers sure hit out of the. dirt and while on the dead run made true peg to first for a putout.
 Lil Stoner was on the mound for the locals and didn't have to extend himself at any time. Lii kept his hits well scattered and even in the
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By HENRY VANCE

Z Harry. and Tommy, and Flippy ana Docky, and Robby and Clarkie gets new consignment of bats from the factory Tuesday morning, and Tues day afternoon they goes out to the ball orchard and cuts up jack with these new war clubs. Buddy Napier is the first imitation pitcher who faces 'em and in no time they've put a frown on Buddy's face and then Knocked if off. Soon after Buddy has retired to the dug-out seriously wounded, a young fellow named Fly mel, accompanied by a peculiar de- livery, ambles Into the box and the Mississippi Bubble was busted In no time. Then Sammy Mayer, who broke into baseball as pitcher years ago with Savannah in the Sally league, and who went to Washington as q pitcher and came back as an out fielder. sought to serve wrong-sided offerings to Dunn's biood-thirsty boys.
 On Hitting Spree
 What the Barons did to three kinds of pitching was more than a-plenty, and Joe Dunn, who's sitting back in the dug-out nursing the fag-end of five-day suspension, goes into pair of paroxysms of joy, as his hirelings go wild with the willow. Off the combined deliveries of Napier -Hymel- Myer the Barons get 19 safe smackers for 2S bases and win the ball game thumbs down. to the rollicking sym phony of 10-1. And, that ain't all, brother--not by a jug full--as they used to chortle In those pre-prohibi- tion days. The bombarding Barons won their eighth streight ball game and got In a position to shatter their seasons record of Il straight, which they hung up in the seasons infancy and Baron officials were misled Into the thought that they had real ball club.
 There were three young gazabos on the focal outfit who batted exactly a thousand for the afternoon. And some 'Arry 'Arper led the attack. The
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Browns Break Even

Washington. August 1s.-st. Louis split even in double header here today win ming ' to l, after being defeated 10 in the first game. zachery proved puz- gle to the visitors in the first game, while the locals punched hits both orr wrlsha and Pruett In the second encounter the locals were baffled by Davis. while Fran cis was hit hard and frequently. scores
 RET lsAME
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New York, August 15.-Meusers home run in the ninth and Elmer Smiths circuit drive In the tenth gave the New fork Yankees a to l victory oyerSp Detroit to- day. Basslers huff of Meusels foul in the ninth gave Bob life" and he then lined out the tying blow In his first appear ance here as Yankee. Elmer smith, sub stituting for Babe Ruth, who is stiii re- covering from his recent operation smacked out homer in the final frame with t,yo a,,t Score.
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TWO HOME RUNS GIVE TANKS 2 TO I
 WIN OVER TIGERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's ResnIts

Yesterdays Results Chicago l9. Boston II. Washington 6-1, St. Louis IT, Cleveland 1i-4, Philadelphia 4-T. New York 2. Detroit 1 t10 innings).
 roday's Games Cleveland at Philadelphia. Detroit at New York. Chicago at Boston. St. Louis at Washington.
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Macks and Indians Split

Philadelphia divided double e-header here today. the former winning the first game.
 lto {. eud Philadelphia the second. to for 15 hits. ineluding home runs by O'Neill and Wood in the first game. Boone and i6.''ndssx i.'.< ,s,. Tsrs his hard in the .scord.
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Donahue Blanks Phillies

Cincinnati, August 15.-Donohue was In rare form today and the Reds shut out the Phillies, 3 to 0. Meadows was also effective except In the third. when the To- calls scored all their runs on singles by Burns and Daubert. pass and double h.x
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BARONS ON ROAD TRIP AGAIN SPORTS
Shaute Blanks Vols As Lookouts Cop the
 Final Battle, } to 0

Chattanooga, August 15.-shauts shut out Nashville In the final game of the series. while Chattanooga was assisted by slow fielding to one run in the fifth. and wights home run with wingfield on base acored two more In the eighth. Score:
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Summary; Two-base hits. Pinelli. Wal ker. Sacrifices. Duncan. Pinelli. Double plays Meadows to Fletcher to Leslie, Fletcher to Leslie. Left on bases, Phila- deiphta s, Cincinnati 5. Base on balls. CIT Donohue 2. Meadows 1. Struck out, py and Klen. Time, l.29.
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.BARONS ON SLUGGNG SPREE AND CRACKERS
 LOSE AGAIN, 70 TO 2
Harper and Taylor Lead Bar ons in Slaughter of Atlanta HurIers = Stoner TWirlS Great Ball.
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Birmingham 10. Atlanta l. Chattanooga 3. Nashville o. Little Rock 4-4. New Orleans 0-1. Only games scheduled.
 Today's Games Birmingham at Memphis. Chattanooga at Atlanta. Mobile at Little Rock. New Orleans at Nashville.
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Stv VAV Vs
 Summary Two-base hits Cunningham, Rawlings. Three-base hits, Maranyille. Carey 2. Tiernsy. Russell. Home run, Tier ney. Sacrifice Barnhart. Double plays, to to niri Grimm. m sfVe left on bases. % New York i, Pittsburg S. Bases on balls. off Nehf l, off Jonnard l. Struck out, by Nehf l. by Jonnard l. by Cooper ?. Hits, off Nehf 5 in 13 innings. off Jonnsrd in 2-S. Losing pitcher Nehf. Empires, O'Day and Hart. Time, l:3S.
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'Batted for Mcclellan in eighth.

sBatted for Ferguson in sixth sBatted for Leibold in sixth.
 batted for w. Collins in ninth. Score by tnnings:
 Boston .................. 200 107 010-l1
 Summary; Two base hits. sheely. Me Ciellan. schalk, Pratt 2. Three-base hits. Schaik. J. Harris. Stolen base. Menosky. Sacrifices, Mulligan. Strunk. Falk. schalk. Left on bases Chicago g. Boston 8. Base Blankenship 1. Quinn 1, Russell l. Fersu- son | Struck out, by Robertson |. Blankenship 2. Quinn 1. Hits, off Robert l in l-3. Blankenship 6 In si-3. Faber none In l-s. Quinn In 2-s, Russell 5 Tn l-S, Ferguson none in 1, Pennock In LS. Wild pitcher. Russell, Courtney. Pennock. Winning pitcher. Blankenship. Losine pitcher. Pennock. Empires. NaIlin and Evans Time. 2:37.
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. Suminery' Home run, GrImes Stolen base. Krug, Statz 2. Sacrifice hits Krug cheeves. Terry. Left on bases Boston 5, Chicago 1. Base on balls. McNamara 5. Jones l, Cheeves 2. Struck out. Jones 2. McNamara 2. Cheeves. Hits, off Jones in 6, none out in seventh: Cheeves none in 3. Hit by pitcher. by Cheeves (Gowdy). Wild pitches, McNamara, Jones. Win ming pitcher, Jones. Empires. Moran and Quigley. Time. 1:4i.
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sBatted for Wright in seventh. ssBatted for Pruett in ninth.

Summary: Two-base hits. sisler, liar rls. Williams, Bronkie. Sacrifice hits. Me Ter, Gerber. Bronkie unassisted. Left on ba ses. St. Louis 10. Washington '. Bases on balls Wright 8, Pruett 8, Zachery 1. Struck out. by Wright 3, zachery 1. Struck Struck out, by Wright 3. Zachary 2. Hits. off Wright s in 6. Pruett in 2. Los ing pitcher, Wright. Empires, Guthrie and Connolly. Time, b0.
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5Totala o6 lU 1Y ZI 1I sBatted for Hymei in seventh. Score by innings: Atlanta .............. 001 900 00o-- Birmingham ............ 220 302 01s-10
 SUMMARY Home Run-Taylor.
 Three-base Hit-Taylor.
 Two-base Hits-Wano, Harper Neun. Sacrifice Hits-Clarke, Stewart. Earned Runs-Birmingham 8, Atlanta o. Left on Base-Atlanta 8, Birmingham Il.
 Double Plays-Taylor to Stewart to Neun; Clarke to Stewart to Neun; Stewart otS Neun.
 Pitching Record-Five hits, runs oft Napier in one and two-thirds innings (two on when relieved by HymeD; 10 hits, 5 nings:
 Struck oue-By Napier 1. Hymel l. Mayer l. Stoner 1. Base on Balis-off Napier l. Hymei ,. Mayer l, Stoner s.
 Passed Ball-Robertson. Umpires-Erwin and, Jorda. Time-2:o6.
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Cubs Beat Braves Twice

Chicago, August 15.-chicago took both games of double header from Boston today by scores of to and to 3, re- spectfuliy. The double victory. coupled with New York's defeat by Pittsburg.
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SECOND CAME
Totala

sBatted for Picinich in seventh. esBatted for Francis In ninth. f- Score by innings
 st. Louis ..,.............. oil 002 210--7 Washington ....... 900 900 00l--1
 base hit, Sisler. Stolen base Harris. Me Manus Sacrifice. hits. Davis, Tobn. Left on bases. St. Louis s, Washington 10. Bnse on balls. off Davis 4. Fra ncis g. Struck
 out. by Davis 6. Hit by pitcher, by Davis tHarris) Passed bali Severeid Empires Connolly and Guthrie. Time.
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ELEyEN CONvERTED

Talladega, August 15.-(Special.) )- Rev. T. NJ. Nelson closed a meeting at Pleasant Grove church Sunday,
 during which II persons were con verted. They will be baptised next Sunday
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Chicago Swamps Boston

Bosom. August l5.-Chicago made 25 hits today and defeated Boston, ls to II, ton five. sheely. schaIk. Faik. Mulligan and Mcclellan hit the ball fiercely
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Pittsburs, August 15.-Pittsburs. by hard hitting. defeated New York today e-2 shaking off the hoodoo that Arthur Nehf has held on them for years Nehf was knocked cut of the box in the second inning. In the eighth inning Tierney knocked home run scoring Russell who had tripled. Score: