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tn" moving picture industry s securing
the country for people who can qua. r..
90 new stutH. OFTEN H|iIs with cuuAll
otnhl9 talent Hrr found in small towns.
oiNc'@. etc This ls 10 WuHslVo t. the
gul who is employed, bat iccIa thst 1h,
rs r'uHhIr ut doing something bigger
tous but dpoa not know tust how DO
Proceed Sh" has tUIcut but docs uut
know just which Kind mo has % great
dorF" for successful career and pos
Fluly the talent Goo mako % namo tuf
herself N given u chance. To tuun %
E'ri thW g. un opportunity ot learning
Just what h"r talents are and whrthrr
OF not Hhc should become an actress
Apply TO Nr g. A. NtthoO, fO5 g
Mrln ST. oven until p. m Also sun
day,
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Employment
urI.p-MAI-r on rrNATp

--- bElP-hAIb OR FEMALB 40
Cow FIR MENl CLERICAL POSITIONS
open tu men w0Won. girls is. Yver.
ipFtnftice taiIwHy mail departmental
Other positions. good salary; expert, nee
utuoc"asarN, examination soon. Full
p1ruru'ar' free Wtite Colunibia School
,lNI Service 1877 Pope Bldr.. Washing
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tailor with Paris and Now York ev-
perIanre. VIII make your Tall suit TO
III perfectly ana please your individal
taste. Successor 10 j. Hyman, bIUA s.
Main. Dshpe Sl99.
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FOURTH W, 7ls-Two and three nice
modern rooms everything furnished.
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4 MONEY MAKER tor agents aoo an
hour; exclusive territory. write ct
once. American Products 20. si6O
American Wlig Cincinnati ohio.
AGENTs.-Scl hosiery from MILL TO con-
euiucr Mons. Womcn's children's hoas,
lnc 90 81 90 pair Make SO i-3C ptofit.
Wrto Wnucu NILS, 800 Van Buren,.
chicago.
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ENERGETIC MAN

With $500 may secure a
special training and an in
terest in a highly profitable
staple business by writing
Immediately to box 790-N
care World.
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iNSUNANth NGbNTS NOTICED we
have a fine proposition to offer first
class experienced health and sccideat
II aurance men who R'e hHHflers prd
uuderstaud selling monthly premium
health and accident Insurance: ruisn,
MuAkOges and McAlester and all eastern
Oklahoma now opsn to fibtrist agents
company wen represented IN sta:e and
sells only high class policies TO both
men and women In all occupationtf
agents must be able to furnish best OF
references and bank bond II necessary,
Address Western Casualty company.
1901 Tradesmeus National Bank Bidg.
Ml.LnLmInn illN. =
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Ep..f .fi1b Mon Men women over 20.
st'sdN, United states government po-
siilurV. IlHi tree. write immediately.
IrouhIin Institute, Dent $50 NJ. Rach.
ratrr. A.
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| NALL TERM AtnttE sept, o. Day aui
night school 500 uH n interested In p
business training Draughon's business
| CnlLear hln \ Mnln. OanRe a0kl
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Statesmen nave high-class spe-
cIslty thgt f,s the times, Sells TO rf-
tau merchants You can make big
money Permanent position, good COM
missions excellent cooperation, state
age ana experience. Box ll6, station. &,
cleveland. Ohio.
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'HN kt NI--Ln furnished room 'l'
Hght housekeeping, near both car lines
n1u'ts only 72u s. Muybcll.
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iiELr-sisII OR FEMALE

ATTEND an accredited Commercial!
school. start your course september or
at Tulsa business College, tho Bigger,
Better, BuHler business College
AMBITIOUS MEN AND WOMEN.
DO YOU know that there are people IN this
country today who only few months
ago started with practically no capital
and became wealthy almost nveruight'
why not yuur Two suTe-fire methods
Thoroughly explained. SO; send 81 with
order; balance payable within five days
II satisfied J, II. Holmes, 1870 LocuPt
ST.. st. Louis, Mo,
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z
uAl.N EsION, s. 7l6--F9r rent. houta
S'ruer r"I ~ or, p,'Eo,e nome. a.
.',,,,nN 80 "'N0 ''''' "''''O" 9"'''.
GGIHhIE. ;. tlt-Iwo front sleeping
rins G's nJo o27g ~ ''e''S "ope'" '''g
49,; .
sri,ahia ,or ,o.crora nr ,,ns s,p"H roorpn ~
y,ts fsu'iiy nreaIf's,' s1t = n,rlhr!,
dinner n Gestroj Also ope car eaTage,
Phone Cedar 1924 or Cedar g7ls
CiT-.TURIE 30i- gittinp roC,,, nd
LARGE aioor.np norch soperoto beds
suitable for three Phone osnre S37
GITTET,TTS N 7S-Eegr iIyb7fiicr sC61oI
sleeping room with or without meals
Usage 375s.
GT'TURIE 4 56T.-NIr. cooI front roo,n
CLOSE IN. Osage 1855
HOUSTON, s 2iI-FoT rent slecpIng
room attaining bath' OsaEe e44G.i i''"e
az IVA ~ ~, tn,,tI az I'll II 'mtI ro''"S
-, sl'
re,otr,,t,o osa@a qSfS ''"'""' '''"''
20 .
hOlSI'N, - 4os-Sltephe room WIN
iaTge closet competing bath. prlvat"
s,,..!, -" Sc - :.
~ PRIVATE HOAE-Four windows,
southeast exposure, sleeping ROOM 10
ror one, ssO C, 'Ia i've" ErnIeFh oinS
- i,,,S' '"','
LARGE front bedroom; private entrance;
very close in 8o7 w. Fourth .----
LARGE ROOM IN refined neighborhood.
adjoining bath. new modern, for ger
tlemen; half block from car line! 60
rage II desired. lis W. LatmeF Limo
sey apaI sinehls ---------..---.---
LOVELY front sleeping room adjoining
hath. Call osaee soll-k or Cedar l2as
MAHOGANY furnished single or suite,
adjoining bath with garage, gentle
inen oiliy 5lI > Egss2n. gss2n.-----------
MAIN, $" ,7lt-For rent nice, large cool
furnished sleeping rooms. close M con-
venient In every way. cedar 1879 -
MODERN sleeping raans, SO and ~. 2le
W, Cameron. Cedar 1851.
MAiN, y, ii43--For rent, one nice sleep
ing room ana large clothes closet
NII,LT-y-FT-RTIgIT soUThrast front
bedroom. private family; garage II
wanted references required 3ll J..
Eighteenth.
NINTH, W. gJ-One large, pleasant.
south room front on porch os1ge tc4S.
NICELY-FUKNIsHED room for rent. od-
joining bath, private family. gentlemen
with references, garage u desired,
Ihone Cedar 51s.
NINTH, T.. S2O-Nice Sleeping room pri-
yate entrance adjoining PAN, Tor one
or Two kehiltm,n. 2-at1 '+lt-J.--.
NICELY FtkNlSllEp room, adjoining
bath garage , 1rslTen, Im'nsuIHle pos
session 1891 ;. h"u'Net' OF p"'ho ''"ss
,Gg,riI vII,7 ,,,,- 1oo7- .an,ssos, from,
NohlH SllH- HH'Br '"ot H9u '.7"H} ''"I''
room tiTI i.o'f. IN tIlN'Lt inIL"y h", ~"
U,.s r,ssss door rs,sonaile' iil' Gsgge gsoG r.
49,
NICELY FuRNiSliED sleeping room tor
CMaGss az, ,l"'"s o''" '"" '"o 1'''''s
DeouI ~ L'Is------------ --------------------
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Automobiles

AUTOMOBILES ron SALE 1,
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MAIN, S., iG.l--A large, neat. pleasant
front housekeeping room, adjoining
nath, private entrance, Call at side
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AGENTS $500 per month; Rteedy nay.
New style written guaranteed hosiery;
must wear VI replaced free. Experience
unnecoHfnry Spare time satisfactory.
samples free. Jennings MIS-. Co... limo
1877. bnptun, Onto.
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Rooms and Board


TWO tueiy furnished slotpiuE rooms. Hj-
Joining bath. also sleeping porch. striot
B modern, i9 private huUrt five min
utos walk To business district and on
Main street car line, vacant september
l. lib ". Cameron.
TWO desirable separate rooms, newly fur.
ulsNvd, very cool, prigIto entrance, bus
service. reasonable, gentlemen only
Usage S4o1.J
TENTH n, llaAputtmeut H. sIecping
room Cor lady OseE' t1d6
TWO ATTRACTIVE rooms Tor several
couple, connected by French doors
close. ON Ger line. cedar $3.50 }.
TUlKp, E lg1i- desirable south front
beautifully furnished bedroom. two
Nouur ladies' preferred Usage slN
TRENTON, Su 1891 sleeping sonm suit
able for twoi near Lincoln school
meals ~ desired osaFe 1925
TWO attrHctivciy-furuis south front
sleeping rooWs3 especially desirable fHf
teachers one block from Emerson. ala1
one r'""f FROM SrVunpHh schools lOl "
Haskell place. o-0Ee 5000.
WHEELING =. Bt-Nery d.s!rah'o frunt
bedroom. HOlca preferred mo Washing
ton and Jefferson school district Usage
1924 J
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SALES LADIES'

1NpIsTs- tgb.ilOO weeiIly,7 spure
time, typlng authors manuscripts.
Write X J. Cgrnes, authors agent.
InIlnnnnan. On. Tor phTlIculhrs.
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FRISCO, ~, 6O2lg -Two-roou suite, mod
ern cool, well furnished, rent reason
able, Cedar 2G79.
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Shorthand lu 500 days guaranteed. Others
nave learned % Iu this city. They are
holding good paying positions He pro.
EIo.sI lu,csflYafe.
NATIONAL SCHOOL or SHORTHAND
WV = L---I-r- -alnr aain.
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WANTED Wheel boys not going 70
school Apply s"Nt " sur" Messenger
Service III S. Elgln.
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AGENrS-t2 an houri distributs sa
household article free 60 start 10 600 nav
customers using our guaranteed Eooda.
Send Tor free samples and full Informs
ton. Fart time satisfactory. Jennings
Mfg CO.. District 1914 Dayton, Ohio,
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A6ENTb--Sen for sworn proof Of IS to
Sih daily. Latest style guarantee
hoaery. Early fall and winter line now
rendy. Special school offer. Neither Cd
perience nor capital needed just show
samples take orders. we deliver ami
collect. Your pay dhilH shlpmerts msfIp
same day order received. ThFss "a
twelve months gusrsgtss. OUTFIT FUR
niahcd contains all colors, grades. in
oludinP silks and heRthers Mac.O-Chso
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LARGE eastern manufacturer making
line Of staple and novelty mems shirts.
is DESTROYS OF obtaining representative
IN this city and vicinity. one who 10
live wire and capable taking care mems
furniAhHra and general stores strict
Iy commission basis State experience
ana detail. references required. A. s.
Foinguld ~ Co., Royal Shirt Maker"
l2t N. Ffth 81, Philadelphia. PA, - u
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ACTIVE REPRESENTATIVE wanted BY
large Wholesale house Of high stand
Ing Unlimited earning possibilities with
opportunity 10 build permanent trade
selling complete line OF staples in con!
Htnrt use. a connection with a real fu-
tufc. state age ana full details. John
Sexton q CO.. chicago. III.
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WANTED Man with llNe money ana
the ability o. hundlp % state agency Tor
a siarIa srtIClc; fnr such one We
have very attractive PROPAGATION.
QUICK action required, 2li'N, care
World.
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Nv ITI ITNTNU 7UTCTnTtI0s 4 now Cnei
WIndorfui sgllCr. Large orders now ar
rlyug tor foll ana winter delivery An
classes merchants buy a. You deaf dl-
rect with manufactures Big commig-
Hi0us paid ln full on receipt OF ordefs.
Pocket Hi1e outnt and sales talk free.
lgo your spare time and make wu
salaries. Oct m on this quick. dbod
uinnupulls
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. OK hE%r--Tw0 connecting huusFkerp
lhs rooms, half OF dup.oX with bath
s.Ieered-tr front ana back porch, across
street from school, on both car lines
30 Nogaies
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Upsets
In The Doubles
Tennis Tourney

BOSTON, Aug 24.-Tennis teams
which were makeshifts few days as
We're the stars in the national dou-
bles championship tournament today.
Before their strokes, the second and
third highest ranking teams of the
country fell short of reaching the semi
finals.
The combination Of Nathaniel W.
Niles of Boston, and Jean Borotra OF
France crowded r. Norris Williams,
End and w. NJ. Washburn former Davis
cup team out of the tournament in
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Game Called by Darkness In Sixth Inning
With Seville Man on Third Base.

Reilly's single in the final inning with
two men on base gave the Sevilles two
runs and enabled that team to go into
3 to 8 tie with the Barracks. Umpire
Mac Lewis called the game in the Sc
villes' half with none out and Reilly on
third base.
scarrItt Leads -Batters.
Harry Scarritt led the batters with a
single and double while Potts Bell made
two singles. Allen Smith stole two bases
while running for Bell in the fourth in
ming. The Baracas played errorless ball
but the SeyiIles committed five misplays
that put Bill Bell in the hole several
times.
Bill Bell pitched for the Sevilles and al
lowed but three hits. He struck out
eight and walked two. Ellis was touched
for three hits and walked five. McVoy
!! relieved Ellis in the sixth inning and
was met with, Reilly's single.
The Sevilles ~cored in the opening in
ming. Coleman walked and scored on
Scarritt's double. In the sixth inning
Sara walked and reached second on a
passed ball. Scarritt walked and Sara
stole third, Scarritt running wild to sec
ond base. Reilly scored them both with
his timely hit.
Barracks Score Twice.
The Baracas marked up two runs in
the second frame. Smith was safe on
Sanchez's error, took second on a pass
ed ball. Bell flied out to Scarritt but
McVoy was safe on J. Geist's error
Roukey hit to McMurray who threw home
to catch Smith but Coleman dropped the
ball and the runner was safe. Roukey
started for second and Coleman threw
to catch him. Mcyoy tore out for the
plate and beat McMurray's return throw
there. In the fourth stanza Bell singled
and Smith, running for him, stole second
and third and counted on Roukey's
double.
The Barracks will play the Navy this
afternoon at SIS o'clock
The box score:
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Kilbane Desires
Big Sum For Bout

CLEVELAND, Aug. 24.-Representa-
tives from the American Legion head
quarters called on Johnny Kilbane, feath-
erweight champion of the world, today in
an effort to sign him for a match with
Eugene Criqui, champion of France, in
a twenty round bout at New Orleans,
October IS, the opening day of the Ma
tional Convention of the Legion.
When Kilbane demanded AZ IL per
cent of the receipts with a guarantee of
800 900 the legionaires prepared to re-
turn to New York without his signature
to the contract.
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Reilly's Hit in Last Inning
Brings in Two Runs And Helps
SeVilles to Tie Baraca Team

which last year they were runners up
and gained rank as second in the ma
ton. The scores were 6-3; rs; 3-6;
2-6; 60. w. M. Johnson End, Of San
Francisco and Wallace F. Johnson of
Philadelphia, playing together for the
first time in a tournament, dismissed
the Kinsey brothers, Howard and Ro-
bert, Pacific Coast champions, and
number three in national rank. Their
scores were 1913; SIS; 81; 40; 6-3.
The effect of the matches will be
to bring together in the semi finals
tomorrow Johnston and Johnson as OPP
ponents of the playing-through cham
pions, Tilden and Richards and Niles
and Borotra as the team to attempt
to stop the Australian doubles team of
Paterson and O'Harawood.
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France-American Team
Wins Davis Cup Match

BOSTON, Aug. 24.-The France Amer
lean team Of Jean Borotra and n. w.
Niles put the former American Davis
cup combination of r. N. Williams, II,
and w. NJ Washburn at a decided disad-
vantage in their quest for the national
lawn tennis doubles championship today
In defeating the American team in the
first and second sets Ga and Us.
Williams and Washburn won the third
set SIS
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AT All Soft Drink
Stands and FouH1ts
HYGEIA BOTTLING WORKS
PHONE 5s7 126 E. CHASE STREET

ment over the Oakland Hills course and
easily led the field of qualifiers for to-
morrow's finals with a So hole score Of
141.
Four strokes back Of Mike and fight
ing so gamely that he also had a less
than par card today was Jock Hutchison.
cbicagoian, who formerly held the British
open title. When there was a gap with
Dave Robertson of Detroit and Young
Johnny Farrell of Mamaroneek. N. y
tied for third at 143. Laurie Ayton OF
Chicago was fifth with $50.
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Junior TwIIIaht LEAGUE.
SPARTANS FIGHT
HORNETS TO TIE
Brown Is Unable To Hold Opponents
After Charlotte Had TWO Run Lead

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Aug. 24-Char-
lotte and Spartanburg battled to a 6-6
tie in IL innings in the first game of the
series here today, the game being call"
ed on account of darkness. Charlie
Browns inability to hold the Spartans
afr the Hornets had given him two
run lead cost the locals the victory.
Score:
Spartanburg -. 100 002 012 00-6 Is l
Charlotte ITO 900 040 0o--6 0
Bobo, Gilman and Marshall; Roberts,
Snyder, Brown and Wendell.
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cards Use TwentY Men.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24.-Aided by errors,
particularly one of Blades two, which
allowed them to score nine runs in the
last three innings, the Boston Braves
today defeated st. Louis IL to IL. The
winning run was a homer in the ninth.
The locals used 20 players, including five
twirlers and Boston used four pitchers.
Mann knocked homer in the sixth with
the bases full. Score:
r H E
Boston :. :. 200 100 621-12 10 /
st. Louis m. 100 005 050-11 IL 6
Mcnamara, Watson, Marquard, Brax-
ton and Gibson; Pfieffer, North, Barfoot,
Sherdei, Doak and Ainsmith.
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coIumbIa eunches HIts

COLUMBIA. S. c., Aug. 24.-Colunlbia
punched hits off Yeargin in the early In
nings and defeated Greenville in the first
game of the seris, score to 3. WARRIOR
was invincib1e with the exception of the
seventh when three hits, walk and a
blocked ball Melted the visitors their only
runs. Score:
Greenvine ...... 900 600 30o--3 5 2
Columbia .012 O10 00x-4 2
Yeargin. Thompson and Damn; Wa
hop and Warwick, Perritt.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National League.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at PIttsburg.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
American League.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
Southern Association
Mobile at Atlanta.
New Orleans at Birmingham.
Chattanooga at Nashville.
Other not scheduled.
Twilight League
Barracks VS.. Navy.
Junior Twilight League
Obelisks VS.. Blue Moons.
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PHONE 5s7
Mike Brady Turns
In Card of 60
Three Under Par

BIRMINGHAM, Michigan, Aug. "a. -
Swinging a drive that always carried
the ball safely over traps and bunkers
ana a nlashie that repeatedly left one
putt lie. Mike Brady, local professional
today turned in a card of 69-three
strokes under par-in the second days
play of the western open golf tourna-
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scarritt: stolen bases-L. Craddock. A.
Smith q, Sara; struck out--by Ellis B.
by Bell s; bases on balls-off Ellis 5, off
Bell 2; wild pitch-Bell: passed balls
Coleman, Roukey; left on bases-Baracas
5, Sevilles 5.
Umpires-M. Lewis and Kelson; time of
gane-1:15.
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Bring Boy Back
From Georgiana

Probation officer Sam Pinney leaves
this morning for Georgiana, Ala, where
he goes to get Clyde Barter, Is, wanted
here for the theft Of some chickens
from Police Sergeant Bell about a
week ago.
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MISTAKE IN BOAT
TILTING CONTEST

In yesterdays account of the Bayview
Aquatic Meet it was stated that Brown
jumped into Putneys boat in the boat
fitting contest when it should have read
Putney jumped into Browns boat.
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Iron Man stunt rams . j.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. "a. n Earl
Whitehiu was unequal to the task of
pitching in his third game in four days
and succumbed to New Orleans barrage
by to ? count. Craft kept the hits
off his delivery well scattered. Score:
New Orleans 5000. .012 O10 001-5 IL
Birmingham ....... 900 900 1O1-2 0
Craft and Dowie; Whitehill and Rob-
ertson.
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n ~ - Cures Malaria, Chills,
III a Fever, Bilious Fever,
Colds and LaGrippe.

The journal is delivered to
your doorstep every morning be-
fore six. If you are not enjoy
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South Atlanta Leaous.

Augusta Charleston failed to catch
train.
Columbia 4: Greenville 3.
Charlotte 6; spartanburg Go innings
darkness).
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LUQUE Is WILD And
GIANTS DOWN REDS
IN CLOSE CONTEST
Alexander Holds Dodgers To
-Four Hits and Cubs Take
Final Game of Series.
PITTSBURG ROOKIE
DEFEATS PHILLIEs
Brave S Defeat Cardinals In
Eleven Inning Fight When
Gobson Gets Homer.

clNo1NNAII, Aug. 24.-The Reds o,,4
MT the Giants In the final game of the
sslles out Luque lost his game through
whahess. Barnes was very strong in
the plhcnes and drove over the winning
run In the seventh inning. Score:
r H Z
New York 100 oo1 100 G. O
cincinnati 100 100 600 / o
Barnes and Smith; Luque, Keck and
Wingo.
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Alexander Downs podnsrs.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Alexander held
Brooklyn to four scattered hits today
while Chicago punched seven of its nine
off Mamaux and Shriver and won the
final game of the series, 4 to /. Terry's
all around playing was a feature. Score:
r H E
Brooklyn :. E. 1000 001 600 l o
Chicago =. =. 200 600 02x-4 9 2
Mamaux, Shriver and DeBerry; Alex
ander and Harnett
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The Journal is the best adj
tory Try it and be convinced.
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Newspaper Loses 500.

PITTSBURG, Aug. 24.-Rrown, recruit
twirler, won his second game within
week for Pittsburg, defeating Philadel-
phia 10 to today. Williams got a home
run over the right field wall which cost
a local newspaper 500. Score:
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southern aason

~VuIHSIH NooUCJNNIVHS
Atlanta 3-6; Mobile A.
Birmingham 2; New Orleans 5.
Little Rock 8; Memphis 1.
Nashville z; Chattanooga IT,
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An1erIear AssocIa+Jor

American Association.
indianapolis 20; Toledo 3-3.
Kansas City 6; Minneapolis IL.
Milwaukee 5; st. Paul 10.
Louisville 5; Columbus 10.
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international League.

Rochester 2-3; Baltimore TO.
Buffalo 0; Newark 2.
Toronto i; Jersey City 8.
Syracuse 2; Reading 8.
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was called.
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H E
Pittsburg =. ....o25 Oh 0Ox-10 IL 2
Winters, G. Smith and Henline; Brown
and Schmidt.
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Cvenoroe Effective

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. 24.-LittIe
Rock batters hammered out II hits to-
day, driving Benton off the mound, while
Cvengros proved effective and the TRAY
eIers made it two straight by winning to-
days game, to /. Score:
Memphis ........... .00l 600 000--1
Little Rock .-s....,.. 302 DOL 11X-S IA l
Benton, Webb and Taylor; cvengros
and Japan. ..-.s ...
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Sanchez ran for Coleman in first in
ming and scored.
Score by innings:
Raracas -. 80. 900 100 8
SeV1IIGS
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American League.

Pittsburg 10; Philadelphia 4.
Chicago 4; Brooklyn /.
Cincinnati 1: New York 2.
st. Louis II; Boston IL.