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WoMAN's CLUB
;. cENsO RsHIP ).

Criticism and semDsnt "a IL a.
trasttons al the Ioeal tAeatsrS appeaF.
lag IN thh column are hrrnhhed b
The msyts eendorshtp eommjttee Of Tie
Womhn's Cfu1 Of FalTnouL Tes west
VtrEtntan doc nst Aasu,as any X.
srenstbinty Ter H. SpIaIens sEDFesssd.
The Editor.
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teacher association. Indeed there
could be nothing better than for
there to be a fixed time, once or
twice a month, when the parents
Of the school children could know
that they would be Welcomed at
the high school to take part in or
listen to discussions pertaining to
the welfare Of their own children.
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RIVER RISES EIGHT EEEr

HUNTINGTON, w. va, Pee. rs
Tho Ohio River at Huntington
reached a stage OF 21,5 feet This
morning, a Mise OF eight feet In
the last forty eight hours. T'ho
Guyan and other small streams
are running out freely as a result
OF heavy rains.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-18

How come Warrington sar'L
got no game with Frankie's bos.
ketbaIl shooters?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-18

Japanese women are advancing
rapidly, many now being employed
in clerical positions and as sales.
women 4.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-18

Deacon slapapple says II 4 big
head meant brains, some horses
would be fight Intelligent.
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Phhy aragraphs
From Warrington

The competition between Doc
Mitchell and Fred Bartlett In the
production OF chicken eggs has
reached a crucial point
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-18

Mother state championship in
lovled?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-18

By all means wait till Saturday
to do your Christmas shopping.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-18

Doc" has, so far had a little
the best Of the situation, but
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-18

BOY, pagc Mr.. Spears!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-18

1t has been suggested that Alec
has been hiding away some Of the
Bartlett eggs. intending to make
merry at Christmas times.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-18

Everybody isn't a ltorse, though
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-18

Now, that was real mean!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-18

Do you suppose "Bill" Efaw
could have been put on the police
force just to run the bootleggers
out Of town?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-18

One thing sure-there Isn't
much competition between farm
ers' hens.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-18

What's worrying the judges Is,
who's ahead?
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Inc lConlpeLluOn between DOC
Mitchell and Fred Bartlett In the
production Of chicken eggs has
reached crucial point.
Doc" has, so far had a little
the best Of the situation. but
1t has been suggested that Alec,
has been hiding away some Of the
Bartlett eggs. intending to make
merry at Christmas times.
What's worrying the judges Is.
who's ahead?
One thing sufe-there Isn't
much competition between farm
ers' hens.
Do YOU suppose "Blll" Efpw
could have been put on the police
force just to run the bootleggers
out of town?
Now, that was real mean!
By all means wait till Saturday
to do your Christmas shopping.
How come Warrington 5ar'L
got. no game with Frankte's bos.
ketball shooters?
.Nother STATE rhomn,onshI, q,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-11

Makes $4,000.
Bid For Player Who Wa,
Discarded A Decade Age
b. The White Soy When
His Arm Went Bad; He Is
New The Batting Aee In
Association.

Chicago, May 11.-(Ry the Associat-
ed Presal--They never come back
every baseball follower has heard that
phrase-but "Reb" Russell. of the,
Minneapolis American association
team may prove the most notable Of
exceptions TO this rule by coming
back to the majors after not only be-
Ing discarded by the big leagues. but
aRRaIently falling even in minors.
fertd {29,0Qo for this player who was
discradded after serving a long period
20 q star for the Chicago White sox.
but 1T is because "Rsb" is sluggiAg
o%uitfielder that the Pirates are said
to be willing IL invest this snm.
Russtli. a big overgrown lefthander
with speed almost as great as Walter
johnson, came to tie White sox from
9 little Texas team more thea9 2 de-
years, htlpipg the sox win the pen!-
nant in. 1917. Then his arm went bad.
IN the spring of 1919 '"Seb' was ship
ped to Mn neapolis.
He'll never stick in the associa-
ton; he might as wen quit the game
forever" tht wiseacres said.
They were partly right. "Reb'
pitched in only one game for Mime
apo!ig in 1919; winning it. but proyins
a pitcher. The Biz scuthpaWv went
TO the manager. Put me in tht out
field" he said. II can hit and'I can
field pretty we'll"
Russell's request was granted. He
began smuggling the bali. acquiring a
reputation as a long distance hitttr,
although not amassing a big average.
He hit for 1851 that year. In 1920
for an average of .aS9, his 10f hits
totalling 157 bases. but the husky
Texan was not satisfied. 1T wanted
to be a star again, not just to. make
| good. ~
II 1921 "Reb' came into his own
as ar outfielder. He again ranked
second among the hitters with n 1858
| average and figuratively set the
league afire by polling 33 home runs
and that's why the majors talk about
! wanting him again,
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Change I'm Athletic. Situation 81
To Take Place, SAN
Evans

Evanston, Ill, May le---That NegtA-
end e q h Da'f st$ls4e H'um sHB's w.. . ths
opinion Of msrs than deysnty-dve
E et0 : ssesst 1 ms . f n Patssa s xhe
waite, Athlstle Director Dana n.
s sSsFsi "a. ssR SD sEsas b stttsF, sga a rs
iAlEa y9rk Aaa sWRhasass ths' naefsass:
this '" ysa nsSs p 12ss sa sT f.Esu spo aee "a a.
NJ have always Been ab9ut ~" sstep
behind other pniyerMhss from tho
st%anqpoint st athlstiss: We ere III
N the state 81 AFFAIRS Is about to takee
1t was a serious group Of men that
listened to Coach T~httstlswaite, tie
s e the sp saesssl, aas', ! NJ a1.' Esstsfa
Is facing one 81 the toughest pGropesi.
Inns in it's ATHLETIC history" he said,
':aAd it will be q fight which will be
UP to us alone to put oyer ~
the ers = as s. Isl 81 Rk B B ss seisSs cut ae O.
es#eary that we al come back on Sep.
temher Is. 5eadS to SO tthhroYEh 9Rs
ef the stirsat training programs the
coaches are able TO devise Thistle
G Gsees see oetsssr 1s 81 , y Ro rs ssys
to apologize for anything." w.
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Naryo, n. a. Nay 10. Russis
LARaE. Fargo lighfWeieht,s cemRIlksA
wnrk this afternndn - hEaR4HS4ion for
hay bout yEiesy sysaisF Wiz RasbgE
In q : 4. a. lFf3aeS & ijy psNnSs aHd
= LeR9y y dsyh f.. I'LL thu
present ttme and In eepA Gop1itilR. IA
VIII IS allowed torsa Thprsdasy. lack
IIMElsK. mAnlSsrtot LARqI III ttlhta
moaEntag tthsf All pEtesati0RS h4Fs
hssen3 tlkan not TO gAff thSss Yargo aSsh
owsars4nsd ia that ~ Hilills Is aktS Is
mn 4asseands Il toP, yRsfa
dreM 81 defsat Wefas y muiat ID lhls
tp NJ ia ynnnds ffastSF thhR "a eyer
isn't hsfnrs. for WaFd q 4 mAagSF
b91er. 81 crafty ring Ss1sral and can
punch hard snpus& To- sloW Ip tho
average iiEhtwatEAt. I
sny sois SssNssn Mn YerR .ss kts
Francisco.
The aaaysnss sssts selslpaisstes that
9 rssesAshssakiAag sA43enea MI u y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-11
KELLER BACK
ON EAST SIDE
Mliddleweight Boxer Has
Been Proving Up On a
Homestead

George Keller. we'll known over
this section of the country as the
clever East Grand Forks middle
weight boxer, returned Wedn esday to
the East side and will make his home
there. Keller has been proving UP
on a homestead ear Williams. Mimi.
and has done very little boxing since
fine shape. His training has been
fine shape. His training has been
%grubbing stumps and cutting timber.
Keller expects to get back into the
boxing game, and as there has been
a big advance in boxing since he left
here. he will no doubt be able TO get
all the action he wants. He was
rated among the best ip''his class in
this section at the time he left. his
most notable battle being a, defeat at
the hands of @Labe SATIRE. Keller
proved at that. time he was thorough
~ game, and although outclassed
fought every round flooring Safro
after being all but Knocked out.
Keller expects to start training at
once, as he expects that it will take
him some time to get back his old
form.
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Nsy Iaagk: Max 11;zsoytthpew Ar
" batting uttered too much for St.
Louis yesterday and the Giants have
increased their lead to five and a half
games by taking the: second game OF
the western fnyasioR from the Car
dinals. 8 to ~ Nehf knocked in all
Commented ter hiss fifth home run Of
the season, but no one was: on base.
CHARLEY. .Rohsftsgp Qf 'no-hit fame
inning struggle and the White sox
YORK Yon f1 sees,a ssa H t: tllia aI t. !; 'N New
st; LLeuilYs..444hssnn WaltsF J9hnsan pitch
IS Was6.aasttpen = 4 2 tai 2tetory' oyer
*Gonnis Mack used four pitchers to
step clsYefaId ITO g. Dykes Forth
Ag%aE IS [u ths g sgssssp NJ ESr1 saSR. the
sasas \ tSPs NV ! EN- 3 t2SS R h'ksgs
i ~ 5Igf q3b sss. P1aappssss aalladed With
Alexander was battea ont Of the
R24 aeain and Philsaslphia., With lee
ihs chie.go eaS1F4 t. ;. willie She
: triumph oyer Cinlcinnati. S
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CROo.K||lS'T0NNES
GETTING: j READY
FOR RELAY RACE
1nter-city Running Race to
Be Staged Next
Saturday.

Grookston, MINI. May 11.-Rain
and damp weather a halted TO SONS
extent p%reparations for the annual
racing classic between Crookston and
Grand Forks boys. The ace event
will be run off next Saturday, weather
permitting. Each city is represented
by Is boys. the our being between
the two towns.
Coach Paul Schmidt has had
thirty-fve boys in training for the
past two weeks for the event. Dur
ing the next few days competition
for places on the local team will be
narrowed down, and on Friday the
Crookston will be named.
This Is the third year that the race
has been run. Two years ago Crooks
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fight. with no rules. 70 Eewis It
would appear like q. battle against two
men. He would have TO attack
Dempsey as a wrestler, but build q
defense for a boxer.
the t. ar my ami mind sred RempsSy n wsY;a :h esXs
i ins a to- take unu sf adventage 81 81 TIL Ills lis
chances of victory would be small.
Lewis Would Rush Jack.
The gong would sound With tbs
men in their CORNERS. eLewis m2xe
would be t o rush at pemPasy lay
to engage Dempsey before he could
get home his piledriyer' blows to the
head and body. Failing to slose With
Dempsey in the drst rush Lewis
would be at a tremendous aisadXan5
tage. A slower man than Dempsey,
ne you'd have to back way and pre-
pare for another. rush-and take
n:mpsey'gs blows iwhi!e Doing sso. No
so the s.art would be Demp-
great, change. Being faster
Lewis. he would simply have
ia ina: llTst rush. to q bear
/ s:destep the stocky. Lewis and
Ia amer the wrestling champ from
~ " a'angle x. batter him down.
Che isa e'lession..of course, whether
Ieinpssy cpnsdfget In his most, effec,
style and with Lewis scramblipg
about the aoor or rushing low at htm(:
Should Lewis obtain a body OF leg
hold in that frst rush Dempsey would
face the task Of eluding Lewis man
crushing holds or of beating Lewis
into submission before the mat kings
Furnishing grips rendered Dempsey
weak and limp
SHOULD DEMPSEY tail in either at
tempt he would lose out.
Dempsey Couldn't Wrestle.
Dempsey could not hope to wrestle
Lewis. The mitt Wielder isn't built
right. His leg and neck muscles
never have been built up and. harden
ed for that stuff, Lewis could not
with him. Lewis is slow-niuscle
bpund-as are all wrestlers. He you'd
M~raightened up to swap punches.
The fight would be q CORY one. I'm
less it ended shortly in Lewis favor
Dempsey would cut up the wrestler
With his punches.
to as a means Of deteimlning the
winner is another matter for conjec-
ture. The battle could not be determ-
ined on a basis OF SO many knockouts
and falls scored. A fall does not ne
~cessarily leave a fighter RhYsie.allll,
exhausted or injured. kp9ckpu1
paraiyzes - centers and SAP!
the strength. ,t
a point system of scoring might be
worked out. A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
might be decided upon, 2 certatr
numbey of. clean btbWs struck hy
Deanp4ey counting the saH.e az p faI
obtained. by Lewis.
The bout furnishes unlimited dope
for discussion. But the only place
; t., il around the cigar counter Rnd
the 1caracker barrel.
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fensiYss tacles
in his. o " n
sport. HpW well
their Individual
styles W o Vi ], d
succeed: against
each other IS
merely conjec-
turs.
70 allRw the
men to meet on
equal terms the
ordipary rules
of PoxtnF apd!
many rules 81
wrestling W9Yld
h a Y g to be
eliminated. For
DEMPSEY t h. g
battle would
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Does Not Expeet Such ! !
Match Will Ever Re Hela;
Not Much 70 Form 0pieion,
On, But He Thinks Jack,
Great CHANGE Would Come
When Wrestler Rushed
Him For First Time.
III. NORMAN =. BROWN

While the proposed mixed battle
between Jack Dempsey, king q the
ooxing game, and" Stranger LeKis.
aiii N ee pul Mrsst a4f, i p e sfiP o. nsEsF
more discussion than any other sub
ject in sport right now. <
And the ardent argufers are about
evenly divided as to who would win
THERE'S nothing tangible on which
to base an opinion. Each RlgR is
master of his game. Each has a
formidable attack a nd eHectiva J.. de.
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An axerthrow ia the dattar inAjpgs
& 81 i! Ss@s s.s sst 'Ss a, 1ss A 9l.eas ka lRSs
aaegrssatien allowed Two men u. eross
plate and the zetay YonSt to- ii
:he 'Gniyerstts eamp4s lsaEAs We'd
The scheduled eoptsst betHssp Fhl
Rho Chi ana Kappa Xii Rsta that
YES IN haNe been played ct t:l6, NaS
RQStpQnfd on account OF rain. V
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ICELAND HIGH
BALL TEAM WINS
OVER CANp0 GANG
IHcreld EpeciM SeFYicel

| Eerisnd. n. 81 Wy f9.MT5e Can
Is hiGk school baas6aN tsama vas do
Sated YDsterd9ys hyAA scpre Of IlNto
I'm e~Sone-EtdSa coptS6t that oRsned
Ae seaeol, here. Tks battery for xhS
Scaf aSsregatipn was Briggs and
toWeil, for Eapd6, Osborne and
!Ths Egaland hiEh echaol n ont To-
isan M IN heAsshflls thte apriug q
an austnF d Eastsr q - kst
Nv 80, .ass:Ts4 1,
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The tennis bpg that has iafsetad
Esss afssd Felk.aad 1mssstias q
FORM an association has bean ckllsd
for Friday eV9nIng = p'c}Sck the
hewe II FL MMRssaee. The 0FESnisa-
ti9H VIII inciAaase both msnn and Homen
ar officers viii h ssleeted ina Illsssss
for an: sApaMAE 49NtlipSa. ~
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Yankccs Stopped,

New York, May le.ehlesse ereke
taking a tight III inning piteNing duel
BY 2 to 1, in which Robertsan.S hero
OF a recent perfect game, had the
better OF Mays. New Turks mlsRlaSs
let johnson score the WiRaipg rim in
the eleventh. Score: !.
Chicago: -. .o0i 900 900 o. I l
NeW YeEk..s.: Q9o go 100 "A / 2
Robertson ana1 ssehalk; Mays and and
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SPORT WRITER THINKS DEMPSEY
WOULD H[AAEl GOOD CHANCE WITH
DLENIISl IN PROPOSED BATTLE
AMERICAN LEAGuE

ws ss,SsEs; Nay y 4giI j 1'ssolsa|t s ssea
81: Louis. ip his second start Of tho
season provins-easctiye in the p1nches
although hit hard carly In the game.
II WA W%ashtngton's hrst vlStQry
s s. Ta,, ! straight o dsfs M, a sfs q {; ]
washington Ses sst ~ ! 81
Rsyis, and SEVERED; johnson and
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YcsterdAy's-Results.
Chicago 3. NeN York; Ill inninss.)l
Glsxaiaad g., Philldelphia 4.
Bstroit ia. Boston g..
&: Louis i, Wsshingtpn 2.
TQday's GsMee.
netrpit at Boston.
cleveland 1t Rhiladslphie.
Chicago ut New York.
st. Louis at Washingtdn.
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.Niniin Ninth,

Restqp. May D.2Doubles in the
what proved p be HstSoit's winning
I'M teaay aesinMf Asit4eR, RstFEeait
Boston eso S,eS aid ) ii :
Pilette, Dauss and Eaas|sE;- Zen
neck, Carr, Quinn aRdd WalfsFs'
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JACK F'ALVjolR|'|;S'|
GEORGES In
BOUT TONIGHT
Runners Say That Lewis is s
Qutweighed About le
Pounds.

sssas . .g.s ' .asr 81 sssS Vii
S sIaaf pse Faa Fsd sf NsKiah hfa Eswis Il th ,1g
e Acknowledgements sgsas %stsss a ass tss Sof'a''
Jack bempss1 u here 10 witness
the battle ana il confident that Car
While the Weights Of the men have
Lewis will step throuEh the ropes
against q ~ pound handicap, but his
hackers are looking for him to make
VI the difference BY his gameness
aaafs ability to use beth hands effec-
tasnlS; i lsy s1s, i e espsstsa e g f eeapt the
act Tie FrenchmAn's Inclination for
Carpenter wasHa three to one
tayortts II the betting today. h
$3.50 o'clock
fRy The Associated Rress.o
tier, TIE lEht-heaYyweight champion
of thu. world tonight vas a top heavy
'fayorits: aM2pg the betters t9 defsat
battle tomorrow night in the Black
citing AIDED interest owlhg to TBS
prespscts Of the winner Reing mmaatcGsd
heaKyWeight champi9p. or jos
Beckett. sp+uripg the prsHmlHaries
pempssy will be introduced 1ht
ring t9 British hpxlng dsyotees.
:,
hY NQk1llAH r..
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yielding saxo Nnh.

Fielding SaXe Neph.
st. Louis, May l9----sen4aHopa(. Asld-
Ing Of the Giants SAVED Az Eebat fffsossn,
sdefsat here today. the CardtpAls los
R. II. q.
New York. geo e2P 1913 Z .
st. Lpuis...... bee paS 1ip--s 80
Nehf and =. Smith; Rfener, Bartpot
and Clsmons, Ainsr9ith. v fEf
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Reds Reteafed.

Cincinnati. Nay fo.1Resteu ptt
Luque and Gillespie hard and had 1T
tie difficulty in defeating Clne}naai
today. . to 8. SouthWefth's home
run in the eighth inning Bounds ed into
The right fed Re4!eeaaeehers: sc2fs;
Cincinnati. O02 00e 041-3 2
Ffllingi,n ana Gewdy; Luqns, GIL
lesp.e and HaFgrave. 1850 :"
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Kaxa Rlax n-nan

Kansas City, Ma. NAV, B.-Lopis-
Vile Won the third nmS az thu 9af{fa
with Kansas CITY hafest today I to 5.
the lostlM. p,aytig Loose hall in the he
LonsEviiie i. lsasa1a lse-y Is .
Kaqb, RsBarH and Brottern: Bon
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Feu Home Runs

Minneapolss, Ny M.:-.-1Aipnsapelis
here today winning II e I. Faimsro
NTH, MinnsfRsls fssorips III rHh1 f.
break q tie. Home runs ~ RpaGseH,
Mayer. Th9xtpahlsn and shApaon
Collnbus Gel 900 os1-5 Ia /
Mt1psapplia IS. COL Q53 2ox~ll II .
Palmsro.. Gltt4Eer and HaEtley;
ThorWihelen ana Mayer. :
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yeeterday's Results.

Yesterday's Results.
Toledo o. St. Paul 4.
CQlumbuS S. Minneapolis II.
Louisville Z, Kansas City 8. 4
Indianapolis 8. Milwaukee Z.
Today's Games
Columbus at Mlnneapolis.
Toledo at ST. Raul:
Indianapolis ct Milwaukee.
LAHisyille 1t Kansas City.
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Homo Run WtRs.

Philadeiphia, NAV - pyka's
home run drive in the eighth lnpfng
SEQ. ed Miller today gave Fh~iladelPh4a
its second straight xietory Sysr Clgs|s0e:
clev.land 80. so Gao ,ss $ u !,
Philadelphia. 6. 100 Q40 N2x I Sd
sothoron and O'EeW; Hatmaeh,
Moore, Yaryan, Harris and Rsrkiny.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago. May fg,-MNsadeWs he'd
Chicago to three scattefed hits toaay..
while Philadelphia bunEhad" hits pn
Alexander and Cheeves and shut out
the locals 4 to o. zeb Terry MADE
his first appearance Of the season in
the Chicago. lineup today. rlaypy
SECOND base. sceTs:
philadelphia. 'eg2 ooo LIS s.
Chicago. $3.50. 600 900 9pQ-o
Meadows and Henline; Alexander,
Cheeves and d!Farrell.
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hut Ont Again.
St. Paul, May l9.--St. Paul shYt ont
Toledo for the second tine 1MjpininE 4
to Q. The Saints. gpt to sslles Tor
thr!es hits ! . the seventh inning which
coupled with two passes netted the
RHbe Benton permitted only one
Mndhen to preach third place although
tthsy nieked him, fer E pair of hits in
Toledo -. eco geo 1000 S 1
st. Paul 1890. 900 600 4Nx-4 s 2
sa!lss, MeGs!!opgh and WalEeeNeet:
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Rreaklyp at RittsburEh.
Boston IT GiAatpneti.
RhilAdelphi4 at Ehte4go.
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Milwaukee, May 1Q.---After In
dianapolis had tlsd the score id their
half of the 9th on RehE's home run,
Myatt's single and Eobsf's triple gave
Milwaukee the winning run of q seven
to six game in their half. -Myatt.s
hitting featured. Manager hendricks
e FAME he fo e!a ]pqate yas ei ese u ff& Gnp tns
os.rlen's decisions too s%trenuously.
indianapolis 7. 600 o3o o21-6 10 0
Milwaukee 80. Q23 Ae1 p01-7 IA 1
HlV; Bartlett and md 'kSrnussEger; ReEsFsr
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op, AIMEE NrEaytY, RlJ9.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-09
HANNA COMPLIES RECORD Or WHAT
EACH DETIcT PAYS AND SECURES
on SPECIAL TEACHER SALARY FUND
(From Greeley Tribune)

Wha school district Welt "
saary law
and what the Of district
comparative table prepared by County
Az there
men into the fund and receipts
the number Of teachers puts
MUM on the employment H
The provides in brief That
each school district shall receive from
fer each teacher employed the district
the giving
instruction domestic
from the provisions the BILL bill
The school districts
s75 and the
commissioners
general school fund
The table which follows district
which the district into school fund
salaries
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-09
NEWS Of NEIcHBoR|NG COMMUNITIES
Gathered BY A Lot Of Wide wake Correspondenta

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kneebone and
Robert Coons were guests q tRobert
Allan's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Brilliant Mrs
5. Savage and Mr. Jack Savage spent
Sunday at the Sherman home.
Lester Briggs and family OF Keo-
ia were calling on several people the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Miller OF Ray
mer were dinner guests Of Fred
knapp's sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Nil
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knapp and
two daughters spent the afternoon
at y. l.. Robinson's.
The dance a Hightower school
house Saturday evening was very
well attended. The music was es-
pecially good.