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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-08
DoNAHuE-sYKEs.
Marriage Took Place At Chelsea or
Tuesday.

Miss Jeanette Sykes. daughter OF
William Sykes of Leominster. Mass.
was married Tuesday n Chelsea BY
Justice of Peace Comstock 70 Harold
Donshne. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Jerry
Donahue Of Barre. Mrs Ernest Cross.
sister Of the bride. attended the
couple. The single ring service was
used The bride wore a blue serge suit.
with hat 70 match. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donshue left yesterday for parts un-
known on 4 wedding trip.
Mrs Donahuc has been working IN
the Peerless mill - inspector and Mr.
Doeshuc - employed IN the same
factory in the drying room
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-08
FIRST SCHOOL REUNION.
Twenty-Three Of IS Living Graduates
in First Four Glasses Present.

The first reunion in quarter Of
century Of the first Spaulding high
school was hcld yesterday afternoon On
alumni dsy Of coumencencnt week
and . Of the IS living graduates II
tho fret four classes were in attend
The New York herald., 1922-11-26

$35 900 at 6ee first mortgage. corner prick
building. stores and apartments will re-
duce every interest day. Westchester county.
MAHONY & BALL, 2 Hudson ST., Yonkers.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
New Jersey-SaIe or Let.

f5MTDNM@ FRUIT = POULTRY - DAIRY
L7GAuMUVu@ LAKE F'RoNT-CoMAfUTERs
For selected farms of the highest class ask
for our Big Illustrated Bargain Book-Free.
For low priced farms In N. j. ask for "B."
SI.OCUM FARM AGENCY. i41 Broadway.
POULTRY ranch. including 200 Leghorn
chickens. horse, cow. heifer, brooders. in
cubators, tools. equipment. 5 room bungalow
house. city gas, furnace heat. running
water. stable. feed house, splendid poultry
houses. 2ls acres. fruit all lsinds price for
everything ready for business $1,000;
reasonable terms. Write, also send for our
Illustrated farm catalogue. BRAY 4 MAC
GEORGE. Nincand. N. J.
i1o ACRE MONMOUTH COUNTY FARM.
SPLENDID BUILDINGS, EQUIPMENT
Aged owner retiring wants quick sale;
farm you would be proud TO own; broad
fertile fields. prosperous farmers all around .
Philadelphia and New York markets con-
venient; 100 acres machine worked loamy
fields. 10 COW pasture, wood lot: a acres
Strawberries and blackberries; excellent y
story room house. porch, good barn. stable,
. poultry houses. garage. 3 corn cribs. To
settle affairs now only $4,000, horses,
0 cows. 200 poultry. full implements. vehi-
eles tools. &c. thrown in. part cash.
MARTIN & GENNERICH, i43 Albany st..
New brunswick. n. ].
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

APARTMENT houses (walkup- -eievators)
business buildings. below five times rental !;
first mortgage only; little cash for inves-
tors, spectators. BLECHNER. 433 Z. 10ist.
Melrose 3611.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26

63s BELvIDERE Av., Netherwood.-
Attractive II room home, corner
plot. 100x20O,. 3 blocks TO trains. on
high elevation: offers invited for i'm
mediate sacrifice.
j. j. SCHWARTZ, REALTOR,
Babcock Bldg. Phi. 1898 Plainfield. y. J.
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SACRIFICE

SACRIFICE
sixteen family house, ~, ,603 actual rental
trice s3s 600; cash required. 5000. Owner.
room 1926 Al East AID 81.
81, 900 will buy hot water apartment good
neighborhood. JUDOwET CO, World
Building.
28T Avenue A, 4 story tenement, rent 81 200
price $4,000 good terms: 1872 East fn3d
IT, X story apartment, rent 81, 400. price
S25 600; near subway station: has great
price $4,000. ALBERT ERDMAN. 277
roadway.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
New Jersey-sale or Let.

HOME BARGAIN fores family Of
refinement and education who
can secure title to and occupy at
once this beautiful Colonial home,
with garage, located on one of the
hest streets OF celebrated sub
urban residential section near New
York city. where the desires OF
the neighboring families as TO the
Da-- c--a'i.v - thc ~,,rs-- uru~t and
Will receive first consideration; on
the payment of 5000. balance OF
$1,000 Oh long tiii.,. fr5t ana Sec
ond mortgage; the plot fronts 100
feet on the street and extends lSO
feet in depth; house contains
rooms and bath md wide veranda;
the elevation Is over 500 feet; II is
only few minutes walk to troll
ley station, and convenient TO rail-
road express station, on the best
committing road out OF New York
city, and is offered complete with
no extras. including shades,
screens and beautifully land
scaped grounds; there are over
800 commuters from this sec
ton now; bathing, boating, slsat-
ing, golf, tennis and country
clubs are available, together with
fine SCHOOLS. churches and mar
kets; Il Is a bargain and a won-A
derfuGpiace for children. Immedi-
ate, p. O.Nbox 37s.. City Hall Sta
tion. New York city. 80
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Maine-Snie or Let.

HERE rs YOUR CHANCE TO SECURE
1.5 acres handy 70 Farrnington village, -
acres In smooth intervile fields, S COW
pasture. brook watered: 1000 cor0s sssa
wood. 200 cords soft wood. House 3 rooms,
Al condition. Two barns. ties - cattle. two
water and electric lights throughout Two
horses. ten cattle: full li1e OF farming tools,
hay AMI grain In the barn. potatoes and
vegetables In cellar. Everything included
for $4,000 on easy rms. Send for photo.
ALONZO Z. RICHARDS, Pennington. Ne.
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virginia-Sals or Lss
FARM PROPERTY.
New York state-sa,s or Let.

GGAl0WUS LAKE F'RoNT-CoMdUTERs
For selected farms of the highest class ask
for our Big Illustrated Bargain Book-Free.
SLOCUM FARM AGENCY. 14i broadway.
FARMS. dairy. fruit. poultry. village homes.
great values in the famous Waikiki Valley.
WARREN v. DEYO. Waikiki. n. Y
% COWS. INCOMEsSa. 900 MONTHLY.
zoS,aere s,,i, dairy farm. N. y. state; splendid
buildings, horses, tools; Illness forces
sacrifice; $4,000; little cash. BATSON
FARM AGENCY, 4sg 9Th av NJ Y.
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Ccunecticyt--saie or Let.
florida-Sale or Let.

FToRfpA--io acre fruit-poultry farms near
jacksonville: $50 down: small monthly
payments; three crops yearly. Booklet free.
JAx HEIGHTS Co. Jacksonville. Fla.
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REAL ESTATE-Other States.
Massachusetts-Salc or Let.
BERKSHIRE HILLS.
Country property for sale.
Send for booklet.
GEO. IL. COOPER, Pittsfield. Mass.

Florida--Snle or Let.
COME 20 Florida and spend your winters
and avoid high cost Of coal and enjoy fish
ing and hunting: climate not excelled. Ask
for booklet. ]. u. COX. Realtor. FORT
MYERS. FLA.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Brcnx--SaIe or Let.

ATTRACTIVE two family home, steam heat.
electric. tiled bath; immediate possession
must be sold. bargain. WALLACE, 1858
Morris sv., near lT0Ih, Concourse.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Now York stase--ssIe or Let.

Sullivan counties. New York. including
1iS acre spring fed lake. suitable for a
hunting and fishing club miles from rail-
road station: price $4,000 easy terms.
SHERWOOD LOCKWOOD. PnriS av.. Pat
erson. ~ L.
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MONEY TO LOAN & WANTED
ON BOND & MORTGAGE.

SMALL second mortgage for sale; Manhat-
tan; liberal discounts. MOTION CO., World
1 BUILDING,
The New York herald., 1922-11-26

TENAF1.Y-Two family II room stone house.
all improvements. garage. fruit. $500.
Photographs. HOVER. 212 broadway. n. y.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
Old fashioned country house with
outbuiidings, 10 acres, beautifully
planted. on Jericho Turnpike. at
Weatbury. l.. I.
JOHN RITCHIE HILL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
THREE BIG GAMES Il
IN CLASS A LOOP

Three big games are scheduled for
the Class 4 loop Of the Wheeling
Amateur Baseball association, and no
doubt the followers OF the six teams
In the circuit will be on hand bright
and early.
One OF the leading attractions OF
the day Is the Doc Wiegel-Bishops
game scheduled for Tunnel Green be-
core the Mack game. The leaders are
a,ill hitting a terrific pace, while the
Bishops are still fighting and may
surn the tide.
For the Twenty.siXth street fans,
the Cardinals and Kahn club Will
clash. and this. too. will be another
stellar attraction. These two teams
are tied. and as the Kahn club holds
2-l victory in eleven innings over
The Cards, the game should be a
thriller.
On the Forty.seventh street lot the
vances, second placers, and the
Perrys the last team to enter, Will
battle, and smoke is promised to fly
Both teams being South Siders, hot
contest IS sure to result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
Big CROWDS ARE
EXPECTED At THE
UNIONTOWN RACES

Record June crowds are expected at
the seventh annual 225 mile Universal
Trophy race at Uniontown Speedway
this afternoon. The speedway grounds
will open at S o'clock in the morning
and until . o'clock, the hour for Inc
starting of the race, many OF the pilots
vii be on the track giving their mounts
final tuning up in preparation for the
long, grueling grind. The race starts
at = o'clock eastern standard time.
Reservations for tickets have been
made from practically every state IN
the union and Indications are for 4
tremendous attendance. Special trains
are being run out Of Pittsburgh 10
Uniontown with connections with
towns all along the line. These trains
vii bring hundreds OF spectators.
Thousands will come by automobiles.
all roads leading to IniontOwn being
in the best OF condition for the race.
The race IS under official saNtion Of
the Three A and is a championship
point event. A speedway nurse Of
SIS, 600 will be distributed. the winner
will get one leg on the Universal Tr0-
phv cup and. should Milton win, the
cup will become his permanent prop
crty for he already has won two leg"
on the cup. In addition there arc
numerous accessory and other prizes
offered by various concerns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
FAY KEISER Will
BEGIN TRAINING

Cumberland. Md. June lf --FaT kGI-
CAP began training yesterday n me
vnrvla,.d Theatre fCr his bouts WIN
r;rnH Turrry. Harry Krone ana harTF
t;rcb within the next month. Iuhh"H
w!N re; = return match with me "''!
.i.,h' -hravy ahoH, Jun" q. at t'"Cha"aH
leach. II" Will meet Harry Krone: OF
AKRON O. IN this city. between that date
and his scheduled meeting WIN larry
Grch, late IN July. The Gr"h NSn; is
rrar;lraIly cinchcd, and WIN h" held in
Postcn. Sew York or PicShurgh
Ke!scr went through s'lff WORKOUT
Yesterday. lie began &parr!nE to-day
and he has several hoEs'from New YORK
md pittsburgh. TO AID him in his work.
chief among these viii hH Tim N".!E,
Who ha. been making things warm t"r
no uyh,-lciyIcs ahOu, New York. kci-
ser defeated Kelly In Baltimore som"
months ago. but tho loss served 10
arouse Kelly. who has been stepping i
IN mace since then and will make kc!-
~-r hustle In their spacrtuG matches.
Locl, boys Will complete the camp E'u-
uue.
Tho hou, with Harry Krone has been
rrrargud - John W. SurA"" VITA me-
,Ica ~ winning out tire Reeves and Fltz-
simmons bouts. Krone has met tneS"
TWO hattlcrS and Snyder figures that n
win over IN" Akron boys viii clean Fay :
slate OF the TWO decisions. which these
Boys scored against his record.
Kciscr viii have to do hat Ntto work
To &c, to the TOW of his form. His bout
with Herman Miller of Baltimore. at
Norwalk O.. last week. was little NOR"
lhau y stiff workout. and Fay cams
through without u scratch. II" viii pol
iSh up his fuo'w"rk. since Krone Is a
shifts boxer This fight viii hc staged
ut the Maryland theatre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
FORMER CHAMPS IN
OHIO GOLF TOURNEY

Cleveland O.. June 1e.-~Th" n!n"-
tccnth annual amateur championship
tournament Of 'he Ohio COLI aSs0cia-
ton. which will hc held at tn" May
Geld CoNntry C'Uh here Jun" 81 20 "a.
may witness the unprecedented s0ecta-
c1e y; six. or possibly seven. former
champions attempting to regain their
ono-tlme hon0rs.
Harold Weber. Of Toledo. is the pres
en-. t!:le holder.
r. Sterling RNrkwith. who won N"
title IN 1874. and was tho first cham
MON. has ,ntimatcd. II the weather IS
fair. ne would he on" OF the comreH-
tors. Another former champion. VII"
has s'CnIGed his intention ~ taking
part. IL Charles II. Stanley. oe the
Country club. cleveland. who hold the
title IN 1nn5 ard 19AS,
Rohcrt IT. CrowolI. also oT 'hc Cou7-
wv club. the champion IN 1905: Joe X.
Role, Mavar'd Country club. '!tlA holder
IN lang 1910 and 1914: Nc Witt G. Ba1"h.
Cincinnati! winner In 1919 and 1919.
ard Holland Hubbard. who won tho
honor IN 1918. also are probable COM
ret'tors.
weber also held the title IN 1907.
1912 and 1920.
The other champions IN addition 10
hose mentioned above. arc:
lo1I-Russel s. Jones. E,heron "oun-
Try club
1o16-rra Holden, OF mo Cincinnati
Golf club.
1s17-Howard Ho'l'nCNr, % tn" Dover
Raw Country club.
Io1S-Iohn ". Munro. Tan"svill"
country club.
Entries close Iun" -. and blanks
hovc hccn mailed % moro than son anna
tours IN the state. I. "a cNO""t"d i'a'
?. least 200 players WI, make Nh the,
Held n H. oual.rv.rr round. which "a
zct FOR G o'clock on the morning - > IN"
81 Blanks n,so have Ma"n mailed 20
every club IN tho OHIO state GHF assoc
citation, representing a. cities and
towns
A Observation-Disclosures tournament
has been arranged for TUESDAY. Jun" ~
preceding the state event This event
Is open 10 state professionals. and any
amateur entered In the tournament.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
CHAMP 5 MUST
FIGHT; ED|CT

New York. June 16.-New York's
tta,o boxing commission. which re-
Gently issued an ultima'um to cham
p;on that they either must risk their
titles or surrender them was not in
rpircd by desire 10 have the bouts
staged in this state. Chairman Null
coon made this clear today.
THE commission is not concerned
as 10 the place OF the contests he
said nor who is the promoter. The
commissions only desire is to COM
pei champions to defend their cham
piOnshipS and cease Commercializing
titles The matches may be held in
Africa or China 50 far az the commits
sion cares The important thing is
champions must defend their titles or
get out" ss.EsAA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
POTOMAC STATE J;
GRID SCHEDULE
IS ANNOUNCED

Kcvscr W. Va. June l6.--Th" Toto
mas state football season will open at
kcyser. September 80. The 10Th SEIZED
ulc IS as follows:
Saturday, September "O-Open. game
pending.
Saturday, October West Virginia
University. Freshmen Mt k"yser.
Friday. October 13-S. W. State Nor
nal. California, IA.
Saturday. October 21-Ncrccrburg
Academy. Mcrccrburg, Pa.
Saturday. October cS-Ncw River
state School. Kcyser.
Saturday. November A-Randolph Ma
con Academy Mt Front Roya. Virginia.
Saturday, November 1l-Fairmont
Normal, kcyser.
Friday. November Is - ShadyS!de
Academy. Pittsburgh. Pa
Team 10 attend Pitt-W. & J. game
November lO.
Thursday. November 30--Daris and
Flkins College. Keyscr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
\ GREYS And FERRY
WILL MEET AGAIN

Tie Martins Ferry Legion haseha II
team will again clash with the local Col.
ORE Greys AZ League Park Sunday ar
terIoon.
quite a rivalry has developed between
thrse two clubs following the Cour and
a half inning win Of the Ferry club
lat Sunday.
The Colored Crews insls: that they
h:ye the better team. hut just 70 Cinch
matters they have engaged tho Services
a Billy Carpenter. Of the Homestead
Creys. and Harry stevens. OF the Cieve-
Ind Sears Giants, ror Sundays gains
The Ferr,ans klaim their team doee
rot need reinforcement 10 take the kinks
,ut Of the Greys again. as the club they
lad on the field In the last game is the
.trongest Martins Ferry has shown this
tCaSon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
.EXTERNINATOR
WINNER QF THE
BROOKLYN HDCP

New York. June l6.--EIXtcrminator
today won the Brooklyn handicap for
$4,000 with Grey Lag second. and
Folly Ann third. The time for the
mile and a furlong was $50
Captain .Altrock and Bessageliore
also ran.
EXtcrminatOr. whose time was with
in one second of the handicap record.
was accorded the greatest ovation
heard in many years on 4 local track.
Speculation was largely confined 10
Extermnator At ! to ), while Grey Lag
closed the favorite nj I to 10. The
owners of Mad Halter, SanninCs Park
and Devastation. declined the issue al
the last minute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
GRIMES HOMER IN 18TH.

Rnst0n June lf.-Grimcs' home run
20 rho lrf, field corner in the twelfth tn
rirg proved the winning factor for Chi
ago over Boston. : to 6. to-day. In the
fourth and fifth right fielder Nicholson
made double errors. muffing !iN balls
and then throwing wildly. and was re-
snonsible for four Chicago runs. Man
al ger Mitchell was put off the field and
pat out OF the game by Umpire KLEIN.
\ diving catch by Fricberg in the etev-
enth saved the game for Chicago. Score
IN. innings: r. Fl. T.
chicago ...O1Ol3O0n1no1 Is |
Eoston .1lIln1lnO q a. II I
Jones. Osborne. Kaufman and Oar
rcll. OesChGer, McQuillan. Fillingtm and
n'\efl GOwly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
THREE IN ROW
FROM PIRATES
Barnes Pitches Good Ball,
While Glazner Is Knocked
Out of Box.

New York. June l6.-New York mace
:. .hr.c straight today over flttSou'E"
: 20 :. in another one-sidca sa''a.
.:..>-.. Barnes held the Pirates IN c"ecS
hi. rs mates knocked '''aZneE ".
-. mound in the second 'hhhs;
49, -. seventh straight FOR the Giants
,,G - Victories out of their last IL
games The score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
JIMMY RING
HOLDS C|NCY
Relieves Meadows After Bonn
ardment and Bests FORM
er Teammates.

Philadelphia. june IL. - Relieving
M.LGoNs n the third inning with none
out. and Barns on second base. Jimmy
IiuC thanked Cincinnati today for the
remaining |, innings without a hit. ana
easily defeated the visitors
: 20 =. Only twenty-five men faced
Ring The Phtllies punched their Il
hits off Luque for runs. Included
wer" homo runs by Williams and Walk
err Tho score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
rmErY SINGLE IN NINTH.

Chicago. rurn - rrri" Johnson
sircl" q right FiN'd IN ~" ninth Inning
sent tua runs HON" aud gave Chlcago \
Q % & victory over Philad"' ph!a. Tbs
game .vae hard fought and see-sawed
Rack AID forth the locals finally "on!nR
on, nnrop Score nv innings. z. II. F.
Philadelphia - : n I n ! | q o. IL J
Chicop on4nn = II .
IroTc Harris Nav!N" and Rrugcy.
Perks: SchuHp. Hong" and S"hatk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
MADE SEVENTEEN HITS.

Brooklyn. June 15-Rrooklyn made
seventeen hits off pnak and Walker to-
lay. defeating 81. Louis IL to and
tightening the race for sevond place.
Every one Of the dodgers made on" ~.
more hits. Johnston. Wheat and Mitchell
getting three each. HornSby made his
fifteenth home run OF the sea son IN the
Eighth inning. Score by Innings:
K. II. -
81 Louis .......lO 90 O0OO1 D. II /
brooklyn ......3 q 0 ? x-l2 II |
Doak. walker and Clemens. Ainsmth !:
Crimes and Miller
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/ 'Id - ~
Matted for LuGue n Sth.

Two base hl.s--HargraF' FHnelh'
Turns. Walker. Lee.
Three base hit--Lce.
tro,no rIrs-Walkcr. Williams.
S,o,en Nases-Rurns. Walker
Dori.i, rlays--Fark!nson Fle''n'r
and .. phuo-
Leg "'SeS-' '''''"i'"'' -
r.. ,rls-Ofr I.uQuc !: Ring Z.
ST.. ..r-Ry LuGuc (: Ring I.
HIS off Meadows 4 In :: none OUT II"
srd OFF Rink none in :: or LuQue
70 IN :: ar Markle non" IN !.
Winning pitcher Ring. Losing pitcher
I!mplrrs-scntelle and Mccormick
Tjme--l:5o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17
TO HALAND CITY

The Golden Link A. C. will travel 10
IIaland city. o. Sunday. where they wiz
meet the fist Haland city cubs. Of that
rlacr With Rayl on the mound and .Nu-
ton receiving. n good game Is expected
All players report at club IL o'clock
sharp.
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international League

Syracuse. :. baltimore. u.
korn"St"r. =. Reading. y.
Toronto. >. Newark. !.
Euffa'U. 6. Jersey Ctty. >
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HOW they Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Brooklyn IL: st. Louis .
Chicago :; Boston 6 N2)
New York I; PITTSBURGH I
Philadelphia :. cincinnati!
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Totals 81 y
x-batted for Hollinesw"rth in Sth.

Three pas hits J. Barnes. Bancrott.
Double plays G"orh and Hammond;
Maranville and Grimm. Left on bases
New York {. Pittsburgh 10. Base on
balls. OF Rarues ?: Glaznerl; Yellow
horse 2. Struckout bv NelIowhorse 2
fIollingsworth :: Rarnes !. HITS on
Tlaznrr s in !. (none out In second) :
YcNowhorse in s: liollingsworth mona
N !: Carlson none in |. Hit by pitcher
nv Rarrss (Rohwer). Losing pitcher
C;lazner. Umpire O'Day and Hart. Time
81
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American Association

Milwaukee. 5; Louisville. s
Kansas City. ;. ludidHHP"I1S. ~.
Minneapolis !; Toledo, u. called IN
.ghth. rain.
81. Iaul. /; Columbus. 0.
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The Standing
Today's Games

Chicago at boston
ST. Louis At brooklyn
lTttshUrgh at New York
C.ncLmMn,L AZ iM!-ANe. phiA
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HclioEabalus ts said To have ran
dish served up composed OF the Brains
Of 600 ostricheS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17

The island Of MAZDA gnFcar has melt
If forest % miles deep which complete
~ encircles II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-17

Payment Of the tithc was first record
cd In the offering az Abraham TO Mel
C.hiSedec. - -.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Boston s: Cleveland 6
Detroit 9. New York
Chicago .. Philadelphia s
St Louis -. Washington
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ahe Standing
Today's Games

Boston at Cleveland
New York a. Detroit
PhI.ade,ph,a at chicago
Washington a., 81. Louis
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HANNENS TO PLAY

The Hanncns of IN" East End. Will
play the fast Wahl Motor C"nIpauy min"
tomorrow afternoon on the peninsula
grounds and n fast gam" Is expected
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opposed 10 Edwards or Jnscphs Will"
on the receiving ends viii Ice Ncwmcu
and Wiesman or Roberts.
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