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TYCOBB BATTING AY|
TOWARDS LEAGUE TOP
Tiger Leaders Streak StimuIa-
ton to Team Mates; Sisler
Heads Minor League.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.


Chicago. May 2o.-Ty Cobb In knock
of the American League. according 10
averages released today. which In
clude games OF "Wednesday.
Tho Tiger chief. who leads hitting.
reaching .3T n week ago. boosted his
average to .4I3. and flnds himself In
second place.
Ty's batting apparently has been
an incentive to his teammates and M
a result tho Tigers have been win
ming consistently.
George Sisler. tho st. Louis star.
who was hitting 400 week ago,
stepped to the top of tho batting list
with n mark of .442. He also Is show
ing himself to be tho best run getter
In the league. Ills batting and base
running have enabled him to register
81 runs. He il showing tho way TO
the base steaiers with Is thefts. his
closest rival being his teammate. Ken
moth Williams. Slsler also is leading
Williams for the total base honora.
with 81 bases as compared with 81 for
Williams. Sisler has cracked out nine
doubles, three triples and four homcrs.
while Williams total. besides his IL
home runs includes seven doubles and
n triple.
Lawton witt, Yankee outf,eldcr. has
dropped to third place with an average
OF .4o7.
Other leading batters are: Ed MIL
Ter. Philadelphia, .3eS; O'Neill, Cleve-
lind, ,394; Clarke. Detroit. .39t; Speak
err. Cleveland. are; Jameson. Cleve-
land, 1853; Williams st. Louis. 1888 ;
Pratt. Boston. .33o.
Griffith, of Brooklyn, and Hank
Gowdy. OF Boston, are topping Topor-
Ger, OF st. Louis, for batting honors
of the National League, with marks
Of Ar and 400. Toporcer Is hitting
1913. However. Griffith and Gowdy
played in only 16 games: Toporcer
participated in %.
Claude Rohwer. Of Pittsburg, with
an average of .393. is pressing Topor-
Ger. while Rogers Hornsby, the st
Louis star, has been having a tough
time getting his batting eye sharpen
ed. Horpsby, however. Is leading IN
total bases, with 81. which includes
seven doubles. ono triple and seven
home runs. His batting aver
age is .3ss.
Bigbec and Carey OF Pittsburg are
running neck and neck for the base
stealing honors. each having stoler
six. Bancroft. OF the Giants, IL lead.
ing the run-gettcrs. having registered
i27 times.
Other leading batters arc: Il. Crf.
nth. Brooklyn, .377; Bigbee. PITTS
burg, 500; J. Smith. st. Louis, $50
Kelly, New York. .95S: Grimes. Chi
lcago, .957; Maranville. Pittsburg. .35s
Harper. Cincinnati. 1852: O'Farrell
Chicago, ..34S; Hargraves, Cincinnati
.340.
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PENNSY LEAGUE OPENING.
Locals and Cape Charles Team In
Initial Tit This Afternoon.

Everything is in readiness for the
big railroad tilt this afternoon at
Pennsy Field. Appropriate ceremonies
will mark the opening of the Southern
Division League of the Pennsylvania
System, when the Wilmington team
of the Maryland Division will tackle
the strong Cape Charles team, @repre-
senting the Norfolk Division.
Headed by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Band, both clubs will march
across the field, to the flag pole, where
the fiag-raising ceremonies will be
held. Superintendent Buckelew, of the
Maryland Division. will make a short
address and throw out the first bail.
The game is scheduled to start at $50
O'Clock.
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Baseball Tennis Golf Racing and Other Sports Today
AS HAVE LOST on
FRIDAYS IN ROW

Friday In tho Athletics day OF
hard luck. or the six flshdays
since the opening OF the 1922
season. the Athletics have won
on only one. lost on four. all In
n row. while cold weather inter-
fcrcd with the other battle. On
April II, tho first Friday or the
season, the AS beat Boston, 3
to 2. and the following week
were unable TO play In tho Hub
because OF cold weather. On
April 2S tho Macka lost to
Washington, 0 To 4 here, and
then New York, st. Louis and
Chicago followed I'm order with
victories over the Macks on
Fridays. The Yanks won, 8 To
4. May 8. here; the Browns de-
feated the Athletics. Is to 4. on
May ~. and tho IA trimming
Ivy the White Sox made II four
straight losing Fridays.
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LUNDYS 7WO-C|RCU|T
CLOUTS BRING VICTORY
Batting Of Bacharach Giants
Gives Them Game With
Cressona, 8 to 6.

A record-breaking crowd fiocked to
Harlan Field last evening to witness
the twilight game between the Bacha-
rach Giants and the Cressona Tigers,
OF Philadelphia The latter went down
to defeat by a score OF s TO 8. A pair
of home-runs smashed out by Dick
Lundy of the Bacharach aggregation
turned the score.
The game was replete with sensa-
tional fielding by both teams that kept
the fans on the edge throughout and
although the local team won, there
was little to choose between the play
ers OF each team.
This afternoon the same teams will
play at Harlan Field. the game start
ing at 3.15. The score yesterday:
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SPORTS AND
SPORTSMEN

Tho Wilmington club. or st.
Thomas team. will invade PhiIsdcl-
phia this afternoon. where they will
do battle with the strong III. A.
Mackey club Of that city. Tho game
will be played on tho Forthwith and
Spruce atreets grounds at $40 o'clock.
The Twelfth Ward Cats defeated the
Connolly A c. at tho Military
Grounds yesterday afternoon In a fast
game by the score OF to 2.
Tho Mohawk Juniors took n fast
game from No. 20 School Juniors yes
terday, to 2.
The Wilmington Giants took run
away game from Foirvlsw at the
Browntown grounds last evening by
a score OF Is TO /.
The Wilmington baseball fans will
flock 10 Marcus Hook tomorrow after
noon, as Viscose team Of that place
with Hawke Hayes, Wilmington's
pitching idol, on tho mound, and
Charley Wolfe, Johnny Cole and "Hed"
Wright. other Wilmington favorites
also in the lineup, will stack up
against the pick Of the Philadelphia
Baseball Association. playing under
the name Of Nlcetown.
The second regular matinee races
this afternoon at the Delaware state
Fair Grounds, staged under tho
auspices Of the Delaware Horse Show
Association, promise 10 DO OF much
interest.
Members OF the Keystone Field
Club wish tho Wilmington Butchers
Association 10 know that their rooms
are at Its service any night during the
week, as they know tho butchers ar,
doing all in their power TO boost loca'
sports.
Every Evening Trophy IL mucf
talked about by Church League play
ers.
The Keystone Field Club next Mon
day will start a membership drive A
present 1914 members are registered
on the club roster. II is the intention
to bring tho active standing up 70 As
and then close the books.
Jack Dempsey. when he landed Il
New York yesterday, had his left ey
adorned by a single -cylindered. goi
trimmed monocle. Oh, gosh, sin't h
, the snakes hips,
! The sport program today is ono c
Unusual interest. II includes ba sc
b ball. tennis. golfng, racing and hors
racing.
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GOLDEYS WRECK|NC
CREW SAVE THE DAY
Four Runs in Eighth Give Locals
Game in Kenneth Square
Duel.

In one Of the fastest played games Of
the season. Goldey College emerged
victors in the games yesterday after
noon at Rockford Tower. with Ken
nett Square High. score TO 4. Ex-
element prevailed throughout the en-
tire nine innings.
Kennett Square got away to a three
run lead in the first. Although this
looked rather big to the locals, they
did not lose confidence. In the fifth
the tables turned.
In the Eighth the game was sewed
up, when Goldey's wreckins crew got
busy and scored four runs by heavy
hitting. The score:
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RAPS DEMPSEY FIGHT.
French Sports Writer Says Carpenter
IL Out Of Americans Class.

BY Associated Press 10 Every veninC.
Paris. May 20.-L'Auto. leading eth-
lotic daily. gives prominence 70 an
article dLsnissing the proposed "re-
Vense match" between Georges Car
pentier and Jack Dempsey as devoid
Of sporting interest. a mere repetition
OF the Jersey City defeat. and CON-
pleeely useless"
Eenr. Dethes, writer Of the article,
cav the fight in Jersey City when
Carpenter was knocked out by the
champion and Gays the French pug.lis,
haz not the refnotest chance TO win
from the American. Georges, he Ayr
had the opportunity In the second
round Of using his famous right, "bu,
whatever may have been said abou,
81. II did not put DEMPSEY in much
danger"
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NEWARK HIGH LOST TO
new CASTLE, Z TO 5
Mayors Work Classy, But "a
Errors by Team Mates Ruined
His Chances.

Newark. May so.-Ncwark High
School practically booted the game
away with New Castle High yester-
day afternoon aud consequently lost
by the score OF IL to s. A. Mayer.
pitching his third game this week.
deserved another victory, but IA errors
hack OF him made this impossible.
Mayer was hit hard In several In
nings. but generally after there had
been plenty OF opportunity To retire
tho side.
y. Kern was hit hard In the third.
NTH and sixth innings. His support.
while weak at times. was much
stronger than that received by May
cr. Mayer famed 10 men and Kern
.. while Mayer walked three and Kern
passed only one. The score:
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bout until next spring. Dempsey
might go TO South America to meet
Luis Firpo. champion OF Latin Ameri-
ca, who Is now in the United States.
An offer OF 100000 for Dempsey's
share alone was cabled to him in Lon
don by a group OF Argentine sports
men. Kearns said.
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TRUMP BROTHERS WINNERS.
Trim Gas Co.'s Team 1s to 3 In In.
dustril League Game.

Trump Brothers. ~; Wilmington
Gas Company. 5. That was the final
score In the game yesterday after
noon at Rockford Tower, when the
aforementioned teams in the Indus
uial League tilted. Tobin's pitching
ana Coyle's work at first were the fea
lures. The score:
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N|TCH|E PITCHES AND
BATS MATES TO VICTORY
His Superb Work for Locals
Too Much for North Phila.
Players.

Two home runs by "Inkie" Nitch.s
and his superb pitching accounted or
n victory last evening at Second and
du Pont streets. when Wilmington de-
feated the North Phillies. 10 ,. The
game was chuck full Of sensational
plays. The attendance was exception
ally good. The score:
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St PauPs Defeat Brandy wine.

st. Pauls took the measure of
last evening, 8 to z. At
Twenty-ninth and Market streets. The
game was exciting and fast. The
score:
Brandywine r.,... 0 o % 3 1
st. Paul's .. 0 0 3--9 9 l
Batteries-St. Paufs, Hautwerhes
and Dale; Brandywine, McGraw and
Lang. Umpire, Lang.
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GAMES TOMORROW.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at Washington.
So. Louis at New York
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
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GAMES MONDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RlCAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at Philadelphia
Chicago at Washington.
81. Louis az New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
NATIONAL IftGTE.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn az Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
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CRESSONA TIGERS
i0'Aii hIiCH.ARfiXCH 2 GIANTSa4
SCORE nv INNINGS

Cressona Tigers ...:. o 1000 10
Bacharach Giants 20 2OIOI2 ks
Two-base hits. Peters. Yank Three
base hits. Reed, Crockett. Home runs.
Lundy. 2. Sacrifice hits. Edgars. Krause
and Yank. Stolen base. Horistone. Bases
on balls off William. l. of johnson. g
Struck out. by William. 4 by Johnson, g.
First base on errors. Lundy. Comiskey,
pitches. johnson. 2: Williams. i. Passed
ball. Yank. Hit by pitcher, Scheidt. Pc
ters. Horistone. Comiskey. Umplres.
Henry and Jamison. Time OF game. SO
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NEWARK HIGH.

buckingham out, hit by ha,tcd ball.
New Castle -. q / 40 3 o 2 o-i2
Newark q = q ? 90 / \
rhrcc base hits. l. klns and Wcsgcn-
mann Sacrifice hit Chalmers. stolen
bases. Wright 2, Mcknitt 2 Wcegcnmanp
4 Mayer Wild pitch. Kern 2. Hit by
pitched hall. Beck. \. Mayer and J..
King struck out by MsNer IN. 10y
Kern q Base on balls. on Mayer =.
of Kern / Left on bases. Newark 10.
New Castle ~. Jmpircs. Holton aud
Madden
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MILLSB0R0 HIGH WINS.
Trims Selbyvllle High School In Fast
Twilight Game, S 10 Z.

| Special Correspondence Every Evening.
/ Milsboro. May 2o.-The Millsboro
High defeated the Selbyville High here
Il last night in an thinning game, 8 TO
II. The game was one Of the fastest
played this season. The score:
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NTER-CITY GOLF AND
TENNIS At DU POINT CLUB
Locals Will Compete This After
noon With PhiIa. Electric
Co.'S Players.

Tho du Pont Country Club this
afternoon win DO tho scene Of one ~
the most important inter-clty Undue
trial golf md tennis matches Of tho
season. The Philadelphia Electric
Company viii have a team Of 20 men
and women 10 play contestants So
lected by the du Pont Country Club.
After the heavy rains Of the pat
two days. tho club grounds ara said 20
be In excellent condition. The two
teams. one Of 20 men and the other 81
FIVE women, will represent the Quaker
City In golf. They viii be opposed ~
the best players Of the local club.
In the mems tennis matches Tiers
Will DO six singles and three doubles
contests. and according 70 present ar
lrangements, there will be Ave singlss
matches between tho visitors and wo-
men representing tho du Pont Counfrg
Club.
Last year tho Philadelphia Elec'r'o
Company teams visited here and piav-
cd Mt the local club. The matches then
were the closest Of tho season. They
were won by tho local players w p
small margin. In anticipation ~ ~.
! of the hardest fights they win have n
face in inter-ciub meets this SEASON.
| the local organization has selected is
best players.
The lineup this afternoon in tsuni,
win be as follows:
In singles-T W Harris. ". g.
Carpenter, IT.. J. y. JesS1p. 7. !. WI
Hams, A. w. Koffeuberger, p. r.
Palmer.
Tho doubles teams will BE-: r "
Harris and W. s. Carpenter. Jr: T..
Saunders Taylor and J. y. JeSsrip. j.
g. Whitney and J. !. Williams
Women who viii represent tho dr
Pont Country Club in tennis are
Mrs. J. Saunders Taylor. Mrs. Arfh''r
lLaMotte. Miss Jean Mclaughlin. Miss
Mary Dorsey. Miss Elizabeth Kruse
Tho golf team matches win consist
OF foursornes. which viii tee oT A.
five-rninute intervals Tho order Il
Iplay will be as follows:
Mems Teams.
Phila. u. Co. du Pont e. =.
J. II. Hackett vs. l. p Mahonv.
William Evans ~ W. a. Sirnon'0n.
T. J. Tyson ~. n. g.. Chickering.
DIR. McConaghey vs.. J. e. Guenv"Ir.
r. J. Collins rs. =. ID. Ranksu.
r.. D. Messner ~. r. Mclaughlin.
w. y. Graham vs.. r. Y. Kramer.
! II. r. I,eith ~. william Flynn.
NJ. r. McGoldrick va. g. r. Miliard.
J. J. SherIn VS.. Coulter Craig.
s. =. G. Kramer "a. ~. 4 Craigns.
w. J, Lynch vs.. A. +. 3. Hall.
i. q. Kraft W. Doctor LOwrie.
F.. Breen vs.. g. w Dickey.
r. G. Barnes vs.. =. 7. Murphy.
l.. F. Gallagher vs. Joseph Herman.
!. n. Sanford VI. r. W. Mcclellan
w. J. Lambert ~. J. 7. Kelleher.
r. 3. Catlet Va. v. o. Ketcharn-
J. II. Willard, Jr., w. z. Ernst
w. A. Anderson VS. g. A. Hume
> e. G. Baitziey Va. NJ J. O'Connor.
Women's Teams.
Phila- F.. Co. du Pont Q. =
Miss S. Glenn ~. Miss i. r. TstnalL
Miss r. Feihi vs.. Miss F. Douglas.
( Miss Quinn vs.. Miss Vinsonhaler.
d Miss o. Rosen VS.. Miss Z. p Cook
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WILMINGTON.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
North Philles .-..... D o o o o Il
ST. Thomas ........ q I 200 x-6
Home runs. Nitchie, ,; Slaughter. Double
plays. Nitchie to Kerr 70 Slaughter
Patterson 70 Slaughter stolen bases
Kerr. Spohrer. Struck cut, By Nitchie. o:
by Evans, 3. Umpires. Duncan and Ogden.
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Sussex Champs Trimmed.

Seaford, May 2o.-Seaford High,
champions OF Sussex high school
teams. went down to defeat yester-
day, when Delmar High came up from
behind and took the game, to 1.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN lEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago. :; Athletics. 4.
New York. IL. Cleveland. 4.
Washington. 3; Detroit, ..
Boston-St. Louis. postponed
NATIONAL LkAGCk.
Cincinnati. 8: Philadelphia l.
-. Louis. 10; Brooklyn. 6.
Other games postponed.
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Kenneth Square.


Kennett Square -. 0 0 0 0 0 0 IA
Goldey College. 0 0 0 "
Hits-Or Donohue, 4 OFF Bond 3. OF
Worrell 9. Two-base hits-Dougherty.
Whann. Waller, Donohue. Three-base
hits-Pasquale. Landlord. Struck out.
BY Bond 2. by Donohue 3. by Pasouaie
10. Left on bases-Goldey College g.
Kenneth Square :. Stolen bases
Thorpe 2. Waller. King. Hit by pitched
ball-Gallagher. Bases on balls-On
Donohue 3, off Bond 2. off Worren l.
or Pasquale l. Wild pitches-Pasquaie
Donohue. Passed ball-Quinn- Num-
her OF innings pitched-By Donohue 4.
by Bond 3, by Worrell 1. Time OF
game-1.3O. Umpire Cunningham.
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-
& S Registered u
From EDa.
The Long Sleep Is over-thc Nation 4 waking
The Dead Epoch fades ~ tho Live one In back:
Tho old a CULVER quaknx
And high flies tho dust he thuds the track;
The atmosphere reeis-and 1t ISN'T the comet
The awhrr 10 Of day.
AZ pitchers shivering. writing nd quivertnx.
Poised their = sw
inneiders muter.
The outnedcrs nutter.
Tho throtbinx pulse xallops rides.
IA again
he
Big Babe Battcrsr strides
There's a leaning. @ on hc culver,
a
nd a mash a n a SILVER,
mixture Of spasm and frenzy galore
A and earthquake.
Fire, wind and water all out lark
Noises titanic volcanic
With hitched to .
Tho wiring
With pitchers perspirng.
Tho a slides.
AZ facing his
o he plato
the atterer strides
The dead day, oonesb beginning.
As on to tho frolio a
For no revclry back to It's inning
Where palnd existence its dream;
Tho hustle and tussie-thc rustic hustle
Tho Lct-cr-go Galagher-Iay- on
The o he fence-bustinE muscle
And damned be the pitcher who hasn't the stuff;
A OF waiting.
And then tho big bud8eon colides,
As out fromt the mi
% trystag
RIG Babe the Batterer strides.
hun,rns hi. favte tunevz
I don't know where I'm going but my
Social NotcThe
entertain Monsieur George, Carpenter
BY the Ropes Leather sandwiches will be
Of Mory1ch
The swift Jockey in share
The b. ground Of class
thud OF rival hoo,s
a item oeat fou fastfc
r present Maranve OF Pittsburgh
Babe Ruth has "only a bird in gid
cage TO Where do from herc"
Harry ree is reported TO be
eight different punches from nine different
help lot when
Social NoteThe Athletics
move b
again in the fall.
Jack Dempsey who can syr
pahz with the European unemployed
looking hostile
profession
offer hardly be accepted mis-
relieve wtho
bringing reforming harrase position
trihe delicate The spirit
That loud rendns swapping old
Why 1, that golfers requri
them to take eighteen holes?
DEMPSEY MAY FIGHT sis s ss'a s sn as 's %:
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Trump Brothers. 0041 2 S Oh
Gas Company. :....:.. 0 0 l. 6
Home runs-Morris, Coyle Shanner
Three-base hits-Sullivan, Coyie. Two
base hits-Rust, Stevens, Shanner
Struck out-By Tobin. 8; by Holt, by
Cole, 8. Umpire--James.
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GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
81. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
NATIONAL lEAGTE.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at ST Louis.
New York at Pittsburg.
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TWILIGHT BASEBALL.
Monday.

Industrial League.
du Pont vs.. Traction Co.
Bond Mfg. Co., VS.. Rhoades & Sens.
American Car VS.. Gas Co.
Trump Bros. vs.. Pennsy.
Church League
Goodman VS.. Brandywine.
Bethany VS.. McCabe.
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THE LEADING HlTTERS.

Want an orloe boy7 Telephone Q
classified Ad.-ACAl 1900,
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First M. p. dropped the Second
Division Church League game to Trim
ity last night by a 4 to 9 score. Hat
tonfield, with IL strilseouts, starred.
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CHURCH LEAGUE GAMES.

Followers OF the Church League
turned out strong last night to witness
the game between Second Baptist and
West Churches The latter went down
to defeat, 10 to 8. Burkin's pitching
featured the game. G.. Scarbor's home
run in the first. with two on bases
started things humniin'. The score:
Second Baptist. -. l200O1-lO G 2
West ........ 3000 0 0 o. 3 6 8
MISUNDERSTANDING and Crockett.
Burkins and Dawson. Umpire
Birmingham.
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Additional sporting news will
be found on page Is.
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The Twelfth Ward Cats defeated the
Connolly A G. at tho Military
Grounds yesterday afternoon in a fast
game by the score Of to 2.
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Tho Mohawk Juniors took fast
game from No. 20 School Juniors yes
terday, 9 to 2.
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HOME RUN HIrTERS
OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
YESTERDAY GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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The Return From Ella

49, -" -"'~'S~ ~ =
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The Wilmington Giants took rum
away game from FoirvIaw at the
Browntown grounds last evening by
a score OF 10 TO /.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07

"A MI ENFA EA| ~ AE Nersr @ ~
low street 3ail, where 1t seemed for
several hours last evening he would
be the city's guest. He was arrested
at the instance Of the receiver OF an
company trading in Russia,
who thus sought. to enforce the pay
ment OF a Judgment of $475, 900 en-
tered against him in Hardin, Man
c!,rria, last Daccipber.
SerntnoH whose ia vOrite title is
"Ataflan of the C~nssarks." was per-
mitted to go to tn. Waldorf. where
he and his young wife had made res
crvations and was there held unde:
meantime friends had been hurrying
and, telephoning all over the city, and
the! at last secured the $4,000 bail
demanded by Sheriff Magic.
Nine. Semenoff offered the sheriff
a necklace of pearls. said to he val
ucd at $4,000 as collateral, but the
official refused to accept it.,
Claims upon which the Judgment
in the case was rendered alleged that
scmcnon and his forces plundercd in
1919. at or near Chita, trans-Baikalia,
Home and Foreign Trading company,
a New York corporation. 1t was con
tended during the trial at Hardin
that Semenoff had not been recognized
by any government and that there
fore he was personally responsible
for the said property. The general
claimed last night that he~was aided
by the allies and That from Septem-
Der 2. 1918, until April /, 1920. he was
a commander of United States forces
in Eastern Siberia.
Ready TO Make Speech. !
Fhe anti-Bolshevik leader had beon
told. he said, that he would be- cord
ally received in New York and that
he would be given quarters befittinE
the terror of Red hattalions. The
sheriff, his deputies. two squads of re-