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FACTORY FOR LEASE

10J,s40 50. IT,. also large yard for storage
or annex. Separate building containing mod
crn heating and power plant. MARSTON &
CO., 54o Fifth Ave. Phone Murray Hill O54O
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SUMMER HOMES Sale or Let.
Long Island.
New YORK.

DESIRABLE new room house. good loca-
ton, furnished or unfurnished. season or
yeaI. reasonable. Tel. Ear RockaWaY 06f7.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

Absvo 18th st. to 59th st. Qnclusive).
I OFT 2 elevators: sprinkiersd: side
windows: $4,000. IS w. 18th.
Bargain. DUROSS. los w. 14TH.
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A FAMILY OF refinement and education can
secure title to and occupy at once this up
TO date Colonial home. located on one Of the
best streets OF a celebrated suburban resi-
Dental section near New York City, where
the desires OF the neighboring families as to
the personality of the buyer must and will
receiYe first consideration. on the payment Of
$1,000. balance of $4,000 on long time, easy
payment mortgages. The plot fronts 100 1t.
on the street and the house Is surrounded by
a beautiful grove of shading oaks; contains
10 rooms. . baths, wide verandas and ga
rage. The elevation Is over 700 IT,: II Ii
only few minutes walk to railroad express
station, on the best committing road out OF
New York City, and Is offered complete, with
no extras, ready to occupy. There are over
800 commuters from this section now. Bath
Ing, boating. skating, golf. tennis and coun-
try clubs are available, together with fine
schools churches and markets. IL Is a bar
gain and wonderful place for children.
tial and courteous attention. IMMEDIATE.
P. o. Box 37s. City Hall Station, New York
City.
AN ARTISTIC LITTLE year round home OF
O. rooms and bath. by the side OF the road
high In Jersey hills, within easy committing
distance of Manhattan near an old fash
toned town. can be purchased and occupancy
secured for 81 500; balance OF $4,000 on easy
term mortgages. Ideal for young couple or
small family. Fine residential section, with
all convenlences for comfortable, economical
living. Grounds 100x220 IT,. beautifully
shaded. Delivered ready to move into moth
ing extra to buy; monthly payments less
than rent for small city apartment. De-
tails from the owner. Post Office Box 1107.
City Hall Station. New York City.
DAIRY farm, earning 500 cash weekly. cleo
tricay operated, all labor saving ma
chnery, all crops, stock. f.3 below cost.
EUGENE JOBS-H f. BECK CO.
Realtors. Opp. sta. Summit. ". y.
FREE list Of houses for sale ana rent. write
VAN wrNKLE CO.. Rutherford. ". J.
MORRISTOWN--Mode new stone stucco
house, rcd asbestos roof hardwood. five
baths, billiards, library. sleeping porches,
conservatory, large lawn, maple trees, I'm
dens, elms. catalpas: electric plant; ideal
spring water plant; garden, orchard. ga
RACES, stable: farm optional; $500 yearly
furnished Or. JAMES CAMPBELL, 1f-2,
Hotel Chelsea. Chelsea 1856 Letters not
answered.
MONTCLAIR REAL. ESTATE,
DOCH-FA1RCHILD CO.. Montclair. NJ.
SHORT HILLS--An that Is desirable; sale
or rent. In REAL ESTATE. Consult
FREDERICK p. CRAIG, Tel. 4sS Short Hills.
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ADIRONDACK camp on Raquette Lake
Six large double bedrooms, sitting room.
dining room and kitchen. bathroom, pantry
fine location; $500 for season or 500 per
week. JOHN GOODRO. Raquette Lake.
N. ".
FURNISHED BUNGALOW 9 rooms; near
Bear Mountain; $3.50 balance Of season. G.
A. ANDERSON. box 46, Fort Montgomery,
MY.
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Miscellaneous.

PARIS.-Large sumptuously appointed
Suite of offices to be let. furnished or
unfurnished. In best part of Paris Boule-
wards, centre OF City. Unique opportunity
for Bank. Insurance Company or large
merchants. Area over 600 so. Metres.
Full particulars TO y. H.. os7, care Dea-
cons Advertising Offices. Leadenhali ST.,
London. England.
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New York state-sale or Let.
New Jersey-SaIe or Let.

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
BATSON FARM AGENCY. 4s9 5th av., ".
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Above 5eth st.-Sth Av. to North River.

HAVE for lease. three first class
fireproof hotels, West Side, uptown
section, lease 81 years at 40 per cent.
OF present gross actual rents; cash
security years rent; principals only.
n. THEDFORD, II Il. 42d. Van. All.
LOFTS 50x10O. exceptionally light, strictly
100 per cent fire proof building, elevator,
centrally located, reasonable terms--lease,
garage. 254 w. 65th st.
Long Island.
DAYLIGHT office subet $50 month. Apply
first floor. g29 Broadway, near 2cd At
New Jersey.
TWO lofts In building 50xeo light on all
sides; steam heat. RoBIDOUx, % Pros
pect st., Newark, ~. J.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-saIe or La.

CHEAP PLOT
for next years bungalow; Island
Park. Long Beach Is growing so
fast that you cannot afford to wait
until next year to make your plans.
Secure your plot now on cash
payment of $50; we will help you
finance your building next spring.
EDGEWORTH SMITH. INC.
West Saith st. Tel. Fitz Roy 5c31.
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APARTMENTS-S Sale or Lei.

Unfurnished.
Above 5Sth st.-5th Av. to North River.
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FREEPORT. L.. LIP room house. latest I'M
provements; plot 90x1J0. including car
garage with chauffeur's quarters; choicest
location in town; bargain to party who acts
quickly. Inquire from owner. on premises,
81 North Long Beach av. Phone Freeport s71.
GARDEN CITY.--Coloniai 10 rooms, adjoin-
Ing country club: sale. Murray Hill S514.
HOUSE, 10 rooms and baths. all i'm
provements; situated on Bay. House, IL
rooms. In Mott av.; all improvements. MRS
Il. SEVERN, 234 w. 18th st. Watkins 77O6
PORT TWASHINGTON-Frame house, Z rooms
and bath, lot 50x125. $1,000: terms. MON
FORT & HEGEMAN. Tel. 152.
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FREE list OF houses for sale and rent. writ
VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. ". J.

MONTCLAIR REAL ESTATE
MURDOCH-FA1RCHfLD CO. Montclair. NJ.
SHORT HILLS--Ali that il desirable; sale
or rent, In REAL ESTATE. Consult
FREDERICK p. CRAIG, TEL 4ss Short Hills.
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Connecticut.

OWNER desires to rent. furnished. from
August to September Is his attractive
room house. right on the water at Noroton.
Conn.,: private beach, wharf, canoe: house
is beautifully furnished and all modern i'm
provements: rent 81 200 to high class ten
ant. BELL PIERSON. "a Atlantic st.,
Stamford Conn., Tel 2S1S
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westchester-sale or Let.

MRS EDMUND w. BoDINE, Real Estate.
l12 Main ST.. tel. s4s New Rochelle.
NEW ROCHELLE-ATTRAC HOMES.
McCANN AGY.. INC. 13 North av. Tel $50.
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Long Island.
New Jersey.

DAYLIGHT office subiet $50 month. Apply
first floor. e29 Broadway, near 2cd 81
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
bov. Ssth st.-Sth Az. to North River.

DWELLING cheap, $40 West 1f6th st:
$500 cash needed. SHARUM. ITO Bway.
WEST Side dwellings, So 800 cash. M. II.
CiAIIILARD g. CO., 2299 Broadway.
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COLLECTING and managing speciality:
best reference: SHERMAN & KIRSCHNER,
1641 Madison ay
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New Jersey.

COUNTRY dwelling. city conveniencss,
rooms, bath, garage, sun parlor: bathing
conveniencec: furnished. unfurnished; rea-
sonable. 300 Railway av.. Railway. N. Y.
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DAIRY farm. earning 500 cash weekly. cleo
trically operated, all labor saving ma
chnery, all crops. stock; Ia below cost.
EUGENE JOBS-H. T.. BECK CO.
Realtors. Opp sta Summit N. 7.
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Observation-Disclosures.

SIX or seven rooms. with garage; new; Va
Corlear place, at 225th ST: B'way subwa
station at 225fh st. Small cash payments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25
LEONARD CONFIDENT
ON EVE OF BIG BOUT
Expects to Knock Out Tender
on Thursday Evening Before
Seventh Round; is Very Fit.
Ansociated Presa o Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Bidd Lake. y. J.. July 25.--This will
be the last full day that Champion
Benny Leonard will put in before his
lightweight title bout with Lew
Tender, Of Philadelphia. at Boyle's
Thirty Acres, Jersey City, Thursday
evening.
Before starting On his daily five
mile run around the rim OF the oval
body of water from which this mos
quito bitten oasis of New Jersey de-
rives its name. Leonard made this
bold statement: I'm have no alibi If
1 lose, and IN be disappointed II
don't win by knockout before the
seventh round"
For two weeks Leonard has been
living here surrounded by his family
mother three brothers and a sister
who stay at a hotel not 100 yards from
the training camp" The camp con
sists OF a large two-stOry house and q
good sized rear yard with regula-
ton ring and a cluster OF trees.
Leonard says he feels so strong
lively and pugnacioUs that he ha.
broken all championship records bJ
boxing three top-notchers within foul
/ weeks.
Leonard speaks slishtingly o
ITendler's pugilistic ability. He hold
lTendler cheaply he says. because tn
Philadelphian's record doesn't impress
him. He avows that Tender has beef
floCred too often by men lacking
lgenuine punch. and that Tendle
doesn't tote the wallop that Leonar,
has demonstrated he carries in bot
hands. He grants Tenders aggres
lsiveness and a certain amount O
cleverness. but he withholds the labe
championship calibre'
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Bobby Barrett in Garrison Finish
Wins Verdict Over Chicago Joe yelling

ond Of tho performance. Last nights
start was the third Tor France and in
going mp against Eddie ne went up
against ono of the best in the coun-
try.
Jimmy Dougherty. tho genial
manager Of barrett. was elated over
the showing Of hts protege. Dougher-
IS is well-kuown in this city and often
visits Wilmington He heR host ~
friends In Wilmington He has been
Identified with sport for years and is
one of tho best known sportsmen in
! the country He was the man who un-
| earthed Jack Dempsey. the presen,
heavyweight champion OF The world.
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ST. THOMAS TO PLAY
FLKTON TEAM TOMORROW

Elkton. Nd. July 25.-The fast step
ping St. Thomas baseball team Of VII
mington will journey to Elkton to
morrow evening and play a return
game with the Elkton Susquehanna
League team. The game win be called
at o'clock. standard time. and viii
no doubt draw big crowd.
The two teams met a week ago
when st. Thomas defeated the Sus-
quehanna champs on their home field.
Big BIZ Shanner, Eikton pitching
ace. will be on the mound for the locale
while Inky NItchie, st. Thomas star
twirler. will be on the mound for the
visitors.
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Girls 10 Play NOlIey Ball.

The first match game OF the season
for the girls voiley ball teams OF the
Italian Nelshborhood Playground viii
DO played Tuesday evening. August /,
against the Delamore girls team on
the Italian Neighborhood field. On
account OF the smsllness Of the field
the baseball teams OF both boys and
girls have been discontinued. A sand
box has been given TO the Ne.ghbor-
hood House by 7. Carlton Bricghanl
and will be set up some nigh: this
week.
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KRAMER QUITS RACING.

Newark. y. j.. July 25.-Frank L.
Kramer. champion professional BIZ
cycle rider of America, a title which
he has held IS times, yesterday an
nounced his retirement from the BIZ
cycle racing game. He has been an
active participant in bicycle races for
81 years. % Of which he has ridden
as professional.
Kramer, now in his forty-second
year. regards the racing game as toe
strenuous for one of his age and ex-
/ pressed the belief that to continue in
il would impair his health in later
wears
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HOME RUN CONTEST.

Clarence C'Tnie'D Walker, Of the
Athletics. knocked out his twenty
fourth homer yesterday at the expense
Of the Senators. The crash came in the
third frame and in the seventh he hit
"a ball in the bleachers. but it was
pushed out by a fan. This robbed him
of his twenty-fitth. Besides Walker
there was only one other clout made
in the few games played yesterday
and that was made by Carey. OF the
Pittsburg nine. in the second game
with the Giants. The leaders:
National League.
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BILL" MCGOWAN BACK
IN OLD BALL GAME
Local Arbiter Having a Great
Time in international
Circuit.

Umpire "Bill" McGowan, Of the In
ternational League. who figured In
demonstration against him at itoches-
ter, n. y. some days ago declares that
he was not chased by one man. but
that he had at least q thousand per
sons after him. Despite reports 20 the
contrary, BIZ was back in the game
the following day. And Furthermore
bin" has let II be known that he Is
not afraid OF any Of them. for only
few days after the fracas at Rochester,
when q player struck him, the local
toy retallated and gave his opponent
q good trouncing. for which Bill in
cidenially paid $50.
Edward Hale Mooers Of Newark was
the player in question and the battle
! took place at Syracuse. According 20
the Post Standard. Mooers lost his
temper after McGOwan called him out
| on strikeR. aud started tn battle with
! the umpire, who was ready and willing
to prove that no cutters live in VIII
nington. the place william calls home.
and after the angered athlete and the
riled arbiter were pried apart the gam"
proceeded.
4 The Rochester Herald ~ July II has
the following to say OF the initial bat
tie. which took place at Rochester:
Umpire Bill McGowan. who on
ciated behind tho plato In yesterday Is
game between tho Tribe and Orioles
Is awaiting orders from John Cows
| Toole. McGOwsns action is likely r.
bring the president 81 the Interna-
tionaI mp here today from his sum
mer home IN Geneseo to calm trou
bled waters
| McCownn is reported 10 have salt
he is through umpiring in Rochester
McGowan and Stalllngs had a hoat
cd argument in the arbiter's dressinl
| room under the stands following yes
] tcrday's game over the decision at m
plate in tho eight inning when Foth
ergill was called out. what was sal
=, isn't likely 70 be known. But McCowa
, IL awaiting orders from Preslden
lToole.
Cops waited TO escort MCGOWAN an
Geisel from the park yesterday an
they finally grabbed taxicab in whic
couple Of Baltimore players rod
downtown after calling another ca
and letting II go back empty.
Such is the life 81 an umpire.
ITO the writer Belting Bob locke
cut. II is possible nc was not. Tn
$ pirc McCowan was nearest tn" pla
n being right nj the plato. To call ei
p il an umpire's job and whether NJ
Gowan Is good or ind fferent he Gale
THAT one against the home team. cal
II ing them against the home team TAX
= courage. especially In series Ike u
- present one. MCGOWAN may not
n the most courageous umpire in u
+ business. nor may he be the best on
n There were many close PLAYS 90
IS terday and to the writer two we
n called wrong Bo,h were at first ba'
l. and were made by Geisel. One We
Il against the Tribe and the other we
for the Tribe.
Players in the International 8
that Ge.sel is among the good ones
tho league.
AT $50 o'clock this afternoon. %
sibly sooner it will be known wheth
T MCGOWAN is TO continue 70 umpire
| McGowan showed the fans the ne
day and he was the first on the fell
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wEISsMULLER BEATS BLAKE.
Champion Winds Up Eastern Season
Starts for Home.

New York. July 25.-Johnny Weiss
muller. sensational swimming cham
pion of the Illinois Athletic Club. Chi
cago, defeated Tom Blake, of Los An
geles. long distance title holder. in a
5o-yard exhibition race at Brighton
Beach pool Sunday. Weissmuller swan
back stroke against Blake's free -style,
The young aquatic star left yesterday
for Chicago after u two-day racing
program, during which he captured
the 440-yard national A. ~. L. cham
pionship and three special events.
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WEDNESDAY,.
CITY League.

Edge Moor at Union, Baynard
Field, Mckinney.
ST HedwiG's al E.astlake.
Twenty ninth and Market
streets, Hastings.
Bankers and Brokers at Krebs
Newport. Rickerts.
Seventh Ward at Defiance.
Second and du Pont, Cunning
ham
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ludependent Games,

BaCharach Giants Va. Stenton
I. g. Harlan Field. $50.
Fort du Pont vs.. Dover, AT
Dover.
Fraim \. c. vs.. Brack-Ex, at
Brack-EX. 6 o'clock.
Seventh Ward a. A. VS.. West
Wilmington. Fourteenth and
WOOdlawn. els.
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DOVER EASILY WINS
OVER HARTLY NINE
Five Of Capital City Teams
Runs Come as Result of
Home Run Clouts.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, July 25.-Dover had an easy
time in banking Hartly here yester-
day afternoon, II 10 0. Nc Hartly play
er reached third base during the con-
test and only three were on second.
Five OF DOver's runs came as result
of home runs by Artis and Townsend.
One man was on base when Arts
made his clout in deep center. and two
men were on when Townsend placed
the ball over the left field fence.
Baker was on the mound for Do:er
and experienced no trouble throughout
the entire contest. Two of the Ave hits
made off his delivery were &C the
scratch variety. The score:
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Independent Games,

Easilake Brigade vs. Peppe~
Club. Eighteenth and Van Buren,
streets. els.
Wilmington Girls All-Stars VS.
New York Bloomer Girls. Har-
Ian Field.
GoldsbOro VS.. Dover. at Dover.
John ]. Felin Packing Co. vs..
Butchers and Grocers' Assoc!a-
ton, Second and Clayton streets.
ST. Thomas VS.. Elkton, at
Elkton.
Bacharach Giants VS.. Hilldale,
Camden.
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PHILA. TERMINAL DEFEATS
ST. THOMAS BALL TEAM

Philadelphia. July 25.-The Phila-
delphia Terminal team defeated the
st. Thomas team Of Wilmington here
yesterday in a fast game, score 3 TO l.
The game was a pitchers battle be-
tween Nitchie for the visitors, and
Bareiss for the Terminal team. with
the home boy having a shade the bet
ter of the argument.
Pickup secured the only extra la Sc
hit of the game. a double. Pickup
and Patterson starred in the field.
The scoro:
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DC P0NT AND DEFIANCE
IN BIG GAME TODAY

Everything is set for the go tonight
between du Pont and Defiance of the
Junior City League. Both teams are
ed for second place and win will
pull them close 10 the league leaders.
who are only one game ahead. Burkins
the consistent winner OF the du Pont
team, will most likely get the pitching
peak. while Lefty" Mcdonnell of the
Defiance crew will throw them over
for the Bulldogs" The game will
start at O'Clock.
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ST. STEPHENS WINS
OVER FIRST MP. NINE
Herb HiWzsl Plays Great Defen-
sive Game and Drives
Out Homer.

Herb" Hirzels ST. stephens team
Of the Church League. hung up an
other victory last night Mt the oxpons,'
OF the First NJ. l.. team, score, 10 TO 6.
Jack Price. the old veteran of Lor-
raine fame. did mound duty for the
winners. holding the NJ. Il. boys to sin
hits.
Sensational fielding by Manager
Nrzcl at the keystone sack was also a
feature. The score:
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Church League.

First D,vision-St. Paul's VS..
Westminster. Rockford, No. .;
umpire. Rickerts.
Second DiVision-First- Central
vs.. Scott. Baynard, No. 4; UNI
pire, BrittinGham.
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French TrOunces Walnut A. {.

French Street Juniors out-slugged
Walnut A. C. yesterday afternoon, %
to -. The boys from the French
street district wslloped the ball all over
the field in every inning and scored at
least two runs every time at bat.
The score:
French Street Jrs.. 3 2 ( 3 3-22
Walnut y. C........ D . / . 1 3 2-l2
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TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WFkk
TONIGHT.
Juuior civ IpaquC.

Newport at Brownson. Sec
ond and du pOnt.
Defiance at du Pont, Third
and Adams.
Snappers at Ess;lake, Tven-
tN-ninth and Market.
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THU RSDAY.
Church I,eaCue.

First Division-Mt. Salem VS..
Brsndywine. Twenty-ninth and
Market streets; umpire, Brit
tingham
Second Division-Epworth VS..
Bethany. Bsynard. No. 4; um-
plre, Rickerts
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West Wilmington Meets eth Ward

Seventh Ward a. A. will play the
fast West Wilmington team at Four
teenth and Woodlawn this evening
the game starting al els o'clock.
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believe Leonard
think
which
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PHILADELPHIA TERMINAL

SCORE BY INNINGS.
st. Thomas. 49,. q o o o o D o 0-l
Phila. Terminal o o o q 2 q X-3
Summary: Two-bsse hits. Pickup.
Struck out, Nitchie. o. Bareiss. Z. Hit
by pitched bali. by Nitchie Tenderman
Base on balls. Bareiss, 4 Umpire
Groves
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Laurel. July 25.--Sam Frock's
Laurel boys outbatted and outplayed
| the Eastern shore League leaders
here yesterday afternoon and won
easily. IL to 4. Doremus. at second,
played n great fielding game.
| Tho Cnrn,
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Invading Tides.


"EnslihnOt British send
British and they will hand with considerable
a he
tied for the British finished
The depressing
to Australia and Scotland, who still carrying
England
its had
that whipped the matches.
within \
w Of
machines OF the And sn
Paddock the
10 he
would
had
than the Giants That early
If
doesn't skid badly
double wedding.
purify bols
under the heavy
Wills
that Wills
worth all the bag punching
comes roughly against
ones forehead a chClet of dried
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Independent Games.

Port Penn vs.. Dover al Do
yer.
Bacharach Giants VS.. Hilldale,
Darby.
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Cambridge - q q | o.
sab shurN - u u q q 0-5
Summary: Two-base hits-Brown.
Adams. J. GrggS Home Brown
J. Griggs. Armstrong struck out-By
G. Wright. none: by Schroll : in 10
innings: b.. NJ. Wright. none in % in
on balls, ON G, Wright. j; of Schroll,
5 Off May. l. Hits-OH G. Wright
none; of Schroll. II; of May. 10 or
NJ. Wright. none. Hit by pitched ball
Kunosh TO Warren TO Thompson. Wolfe
20 Thompson. FloweSs TO Johnson
Stolen bases kunosh Adams. Thomp-
son. Time of game hours. Umpire
Derby.
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Leonard Any champion
to OF the
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The Veteran md the Stretch.

Reminiscent of John Black and Skoke)
For three quarters the road is clear
Where skill and experience have their
l'ur the three quarters the goal IL near,
vs. the veteran clngs to the right Of way.
deep the stretch where the feet drumming,
The gray years whisper beneath the
60! out. Old Timer, the kids coming:
IAN out, Old Timer. and let them run
OF the Journey it's any ones fight,
with the old boy having n yard
For OF the distance the sun Is bright,
The air is keen and the sky Is blue.
Lat deep in the stretch It's another story.
Where the blsterng is n flame of death
And youth whrls by collect the glory
As the veteran finishes out OF breath