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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
LeHveHS oilers Make Tvo Straight From League Leaders
MOHa-Suzanne- Battle of a Century

Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory,
American tennis star, and Mile. Su-
zanne Lcnglcn European net cham
pion, are all set 10 get az" each
other for the worlds champion ut
wimbledon, England. today For
tho first time In history OF the
championship battle viii be a grufEe
affair Comment niWcd at MIG.
LeuWleu when she retired under the
plea 81 Illness after starting her
match with Mrs. Mallory In the
United Stntcp last fan and the tortid
remarks handed out by both women
the past fow wccts regarding the
of the othcr..-hnvo
drawn interest 90 the match apart
from it4 Importance from a tennis
standpoint
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
KELLYS HOMER
CINCHES BATTLE
IN 18TH INNING
Cardinals Take Brilliant
Battle From Dodgers by
a 6-to-5 Tally

FORBES FIELD. PITTSBURGH,
July New York defeated Pitts
burgh Today. Q to s, ins1s innings.
Each side was guilty OF numerous
misplays in tho field. most of which
resulted in runs. Kelly, Gooch and
Carey featured at the bat. Carey
stole home in the third inning and
reached first base nine times. Kelly
hit a home run over the left field
wall in the ninth inning and his Sec
one homo run came in the eighteenth
with a man on base which won the
game.
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Rltt,bLfQh.

khan for smith in eighth
NNBatted for !. Barnes In eighth.
XxNRan for Snyder in eighth.
zBatted for Jonnard in fourteenth.
1zRan for Groh In fourteenth
z2zBatted for Nellowhorse In eighth.
Score by innings:
New York 80. 200 0l2 oil 600 600 OO2--9
Pittsburgh ... 003 Ol0 l02 900 900 0Ol-S
summary: Ruus-BanCrnft . Frisch,
Young, KeHy ?. Stcngel, SINNERS q.
Barnes, Maranylle, Carey 3, Bgbee ?.
Barnhart. GpoCh. Errors Meusel, Kelly,
smith. MarBnville. Ems. Rohwer >, GoOch
g. Morrison. Two-base hits-Carey snyder,
Gooch. Threo-base hit--Rawlings. Home
runs--Kclly 3 Double plays-Frisch to
Rawlings to Kelly Bancroft TO Rawlings
to Kelly Bases on hAlls--Off j. Barnes T.,
OF Geliowhorse ?, OFF Causey =, off
Douglas I, or Jonnard /, Oft Ryan l.
OH Morrison |. struck out-By J. Barnes
Ryan 2. by Morrison S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
HANGS
UP VICTORY FOR
HIS FIRST START
Blows by Davis, Sherman
and Stuart Send Three
Runs Across Plate

Tp..ist 10 IT,. WarIf
sT. JOSEPH No. July 7--Al-
though outhu again. the iGi1us
timed their blows today and took
t.r rccoud straight from Tho league
leaders. 3 to 3. sherman va. pi't'd
against Elrd tu1 both retired. bird
tor piucn hittrt. out Si.fmsu iuf
black after two clean blows had
bcaa registered
sherman got into some prcDorlouq
positions on three occasions but
managed TO got ort Of tho difficulty
unin the eighth. when L"livtlt
showed his good judgment, hy send
ing in Black. Black allowed q deep
fly by GrahowHkj. pinch hitting for
Bird. that went us 70 sacrifice, but
forced Olson and Corridor 60 pop
high ones to tho inNoid that spoiled
the Saints chances ~ tloing the
score.
Tulsa started carly. registering
ono run I'm the initial frame. Thomp-
gon strollcd aud scored when George
Fisher fumhlod aronnd with DaviF
hi, down the right field foul line.
Both teams scored IN the fifh. Tulsa
counted first In their half when
Bennett beat out n bunt, advanced
on Thompson's sacrifice and scored
on Stuarts single to left. In tho
sixth Bauman hit through the box,
advanced TO second on an inflcld out
and scored on Shormnn's single to
left
smith and Handler startcI the
eighth with singles that released
sherman from duty Grabowski
went In TO hit for Bird and sent one
To deep certer for a @ncrificc fly as
Smith had gonp to third on Kan
dler's single. But the rally was
short lived as the next two outs were
easy. Lindberg held the oilers I'm
their half OF ninth and the Saints
could do nothing To Black
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Diggcrs Dump Twins.

MALEsTER, July 7.-McBee let
the Twins down with four hits to-
day while the Diggers collected nine
safeties from Barnes, McAlester tax
ing the sefond game of the series,
10 % A single by Powers and
homers by Burge and truth In the
third inning gave the Dlggers their
scores Barnes struck out six while
McBee wliftcd five.
Score by innings r. III. e.
McAlester 900 O30 OOO-S
Fort Smith 900 101 600 2
Batteries: McBee and Burge;
Barnes and Raipey.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
Cards @; Dodgers S.

ST, LOUIS, Jaly 7.-Rogcrs Hornsby's
home run. his twenty first Of tho season,
with Smith on first IN the ninth inning.
gave the Cardinals their second straight
victory over Brooklyn here today to
s. Hornsby now leads all tho home run
hitters IN the major leagues, as Williams
the American league leader has 20.
Ainsmith Of tho 'CaIdiuals, hit his ninth
homer " the year In the eighth. wheat Of
Brooklyn, also hit homer, II coming
with one on in the third against Haines.
The victory for the cardinals was the
flrst over Vance this year lie had previ-
ously beaten them twice. St, Louis out
hit Brooklyn, IA 10 5, Lavan had four out
OF four,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
DOGS WILL
FACE STARTER IN
TODAYS PROGRAM
Close Finishes Mark
Races; Many Upsets
in Fast Races

A field Of speedy greyhounds will
take 10 the track when the starter
sets the dogs on their way tonight
at the Mid-Continent field. Seven
races. with many track favorites
scheduled TO appear In competition.
promise the racing fans a treat.
Close finishes. with many upsets
featuring, was the rule last night.
Dandelion was off first and won
easily from Black Diamond and
Betty Pal Fhrty Boy led Lady
Manager and Betty U. to the finish
by a neck. Ester Cannon lifted first
money from Cruta Hada and Dutch
Bergman without much trouble.
Fern Cannon took the lead on the
stretch and raced away from Sober
head and Goldy Moon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
Detroit CInh Wins Moot.

PEORIA. ILL.,, July THE De-
troit Boat club, scoring in ma
jority OF the events, won the annual
southwestern states rowing regatta
which closed here today. The Grand
Rapids Boat and Canoe club was
second and tho Illinois Valley Yacht
and Dance club or Peoria, third,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
Joplin Trims Pnwhuska.

PAWHUSK July 7.--Joplin won
n slugging match from the Indians
today, 10 to 6. Sturdy hit a home
run in the sixth over the right field
fence. which feat has been accom-
plished only once before.
Score by innings: II. II. ".
Joplin .....3lO 210 1910 le 1
Pawhuska 900 22l O0i-- 6 IA 4
Batteries; poolaw and street;
Raty, Brown, Garrett, Howard and
Spellman.
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TIGERS WIN TWO
IN RAPID ORDER
FROM SENATORS
Yanks Take 10 Fray
From Indians; Tigers
Nose in Ahead Senators

wASuiNGrON. July 7-Dsifoit took
both ends ~ double header from
Warrington today 20 ana ~ 10 o. me
visitors EottlrE their winning marEaln
|n the ninth inning u each game. Doubles
by NtH,h and Ueilmann scored tho win
Ming run in the opening contest Wills
NuErIdEu Huf zachary were hammered
for nine hlts aud ne many runs Ia tho
iiuni inuIps OF the closing encounter wncn
WrudHN. r. pinch hitter. appeared twice
ana bit safely each tiwe. Cnhh got y
f0ibl ~ seven hltH, five 81 them In tho
second game
First Game.
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OKMULGEE. July Tom Wills
held Drap Hayes league leading
Hens TO "A pair OF hits while his team
mates knocked Adkins out OF the
box. The game was featured by the
hard hitting OF the Drlllers. Adkins
was relieved in the seventh by Dan
iels. s i~NI&
Score by innings: II. II. II.
Okmulgee ...O2O 012 10x-6 10 1
Henryotta 1000 600 600 3
Batteries: Wills and Agnew; Ad-
kins. Daniels and Miner. Hayes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
Great Rose Wins Feature Race.

NORTH RANDALL. CLEVE-
LAND, Ohio. July 7,-The Great
Rose. driven by Lon Mcdonald. won
the $1,000 Tavern STEAK" tho fea-
ture event OF today's Grand Circuit
racing. in straight heats.
In trottlng the first mile in 2;05N
the filly set a new track record for
the race. -...
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zone out when winning run scored.
zRatted for Maynard IN seventh.
E2Natted for pittenEer m ninth.
AtEbatted for Ferguson In ninth.
score by innings;
St. Louis ..,....OoS 600 OiO 600 oA-t
Boston ......,.,iOO O0l lO1 600 Is
Summary3 Two-base hits--Shorton. Jac-
nhson, Sislor, pugan, Harris, Smith, Three
base hit-Sisler. Home run--Burns. Double
plays-Gerher to Sisler, Gerber to Nc
Mhnus TO sisler, Dugan 10 Pratt TO Burns.
Bases on balls--Off Wright l. Oft Ferguson
| struck out-By Wright 2, by Prueu .,
by Ferguson q Runs-Tohin. Slsler 2,
wright, Menosky, Burns. DuEan, J, Coll
Inns, ptteugor. Errors-ssler. Menosky'
Fcrguson.
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CoffcyyiiIc Triumphs.

TOPEKA. Kan. July 7.--Smith's
error In the ninth today paved the
way to two scores and Coffeyvillo
victory over Fopeka, to 4.
Score by innings: r. II. IL.
Coffeyville 200 02l O0s--b IL 4
Topeka .....3O0 01Q O00--i 0 4
Batteries: Willigred and Ennis.
Smith and Renn
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Cubs I; Braves 2,

CHICAGO. July Chicago punched
hits off Frank Miller, driving him of
the mound IN the fourth inning, and hit
Marquard opportunely, winning the first
game Of the series with Boston, 10 2.
Grover Alexander pitcher a steady game.
holding the easterners TO six hits, three
OF which were made by Nixon. Powelrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
SlosI City.

zone out when winning run scored.
NRAttod Tor narrough In eighth.
Score by innings;
Omaha .,,.....,...,,...Oil OOi a0i--6
olNNN wy .NaA NNN s't t."
Eummhrys Runs-Glslnsnn, Appernun,
Granthnm, Nanush, Herman, Hamilton,
Hemingway o. OatcrgRrd, Palmer, Errors
Hamilton. rosnr Two-hnso hits-Gisla-
son. Wilcox GrauthRm, Hamilton, Man
ush. query Home Tun--ManuHh. Sacrifice
hits hemingway. DEtergHtd, stolen base
--Elsh. AppCrson, Double plnyH--liamil.
ton to Palmer TO Metz. hts and tuns-Otf
Triple ana iu innings, kcdenbnugh
b and IN innings DotrouEh . aud IN
1 inning CottipdattCr nud / IN l-3.
Left on basc--NmahI .. sioux city 10.
Base on balls-Ou Triple T. Reienhaugh
= Cotfndaffer /, Tesar 9. Losing pitcher
--COffindsffcr Struck out-Hy Triple 2.
Rcdeubaugh 4, Coffindafter q Tcsar 4.
Passed ball Query g. Earned ruus-Oma-
ha 3. Sioux city q, Time .lb. Umpircs-
DOnahuB and Held.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
U.S. NET STAR
TO MEET FRENCH
CHAMPION TODAY
Record Crowd Will Watch
Phenomenal Players in
Championship Sets

BY the Associated Press
WIMBLEDON, July <7.--WitN
Molla Biurstedt Mallory's convincing
victory over Mrs. Beamish OF Eur-
land today and Mile. Suzanne LEM
glen having triumphed over Mrs
Peacock. the center court at Win
bledon is ready tor tomcrrow's dra-
matte occasion when the American
and French tennis stars will meet 20
decide the woman's tennis cham
pionship OF the world.
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summary NunH-Washhutn, Berger,
Gregory, Pit .. pinRiardi Mcdaniel Luiig.
rrorH--Butler. Moore. Two base hits Nc
Daniel Three base hlts-Smith, hetHct,
Pitt Fclhor. Sacrifice hits-GinglArdi,
Tate, windle. Stolen hhAe-Huller. Greg.
ory HHao on halN--pnyuo I, Gregory 2.
Hit by pitchor-IMcDhn by Gregory,
Builer by Payne. STRUCK out--Payne 4,
0rcgury I. Earned runs Wichita 3, okla
homh city b. Double plays-BcrEer
Waahburn and Mcdowell Gregory and
Mcdowell. Left on hase--wichitR T. okla
homa city z, Time 20. Umpres-
Holmes and Ofmahy,
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SIOUX CITY. July Sioux city finally
downed omaha in a thrilling game here.
& 10 !, after Manush, OF the Huffaloes,
tied the count with his homo run In the
ninth when two were down Tho Packers
cana back In their half and won the
game when Hemingway walked. al
vancea 90 third on ElHh's single, and came
homo on OAteIghrd.a bit into tlEht nclh.
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Six for Io,yau.

ENID, July Lou Cowan turned
In his sixth straight win today when
he defeated Springfield, 4 to .. The
game was featured by spectacular
fielding.
Score by innings: r. F.
Springfield 100 600 0l0-2 10 I
Enid .......,000 500 10x-4 z /
Batteries: Dumoiteh and Camp
he'll; Cowau and Diamond.
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BOSTON July i.-St Louis and Boston
divided honors today shocker won the
first game for tho visitors. 10 o, ana
Burns home run over the left field fence
OF rruott IN the thirteenth gave Hostun
tho second. to Ellerbe's single, Shock
crs bunt and Gerbers single In the third
scored the only run Of the opening game.
Williams was put out ot this game FOR
questioning Umpire Evans judgement on
balls and strikes. Two ~ the boston runs
IN tho second game rcsulteS from doubles
by pinch hitters Harris ana Smith.
First Game.
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ChItaal


Ipatted for Blankenshlp in ffth.
Score by innings.
Chicago ................00 900 O7i 000-S
Philadelphia .,.....,,... 900 $40 OOI-6
summary: Two base hits-Falk. Dykes.
Rnmmel Miller Three base hit-Hooper.
Home ruu--Walkcr. Double rlays-Rom-
mel to galloway to HBuscr, Blankenship
to johnson ~ Sheely. Bases on hallS-On
llHnkenHhip ., off Rommel 2, OF Court
way, WALKER. Miller. Welch. Dykes Err
yur--bykcs,
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NOna out when winning run scored,
zBatted for Hhines in third.
zzRan for LaVan In seventh.
Score by innings; - -
st Louis ....,.. ......''. 'OOo eoS uls-e
Hornsby, Fournier Home TunsAWheat
Ainsmith, Hornsby. Double play--North
20 Hornsby. Bases on balls--on Vance 2,
OF Pertica 3. off North /. Struck ont--By
Hsines by Pertica l, Runs-High. T..
Griffith. Wheat, Schmandt, Olsen, Smith,
Hornsby, Schultz Fournier. Ainsmith 2.
ErToTs-T. Griffith, OLSEN Hornsby.
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1Batted FOR Maynard in ninth.
EilHttod for peuuock In ninth,
score by Innings.
81 Louis ..,..........,..Oo 900 0OO--t
inNNon NNN NNV NNN-N
summary: Twn-haso hits--Sisler, Jacob
son. ENerhe. Double play-ShnCker TO
Gerber TO Sislsr, Bases on balls-On PEN
mock 2. Struck out--Ry EhhCkcr O. by
penuock 2. Run--Ellerhe. Error-Ellerbe,
g.,nud Iu,,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08

DIES MONIES, July Lynch out :.
pitched Han and tho Boosters defeated
Denver In the fifN game OF tho Sericu
here today. 60 Q. Lynch allowed five
hits all scsttered. Jack Urauey. the new
local manager took charge OF tho club
today Wilson's hltting featured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
Aihiciica Oh White snr a.

pHILA DELpUtA, July 7.-phllndeiphia
defeated the chicago White Sox today
10 2, by hitting Blaukenship. a Texas re-
oruit, for fivo hits ana five runs In the
fouvh inning Rommel held tho SoN safe
all the way. WALKER Of the Athletics hit
his eighteenth home run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08

The Federals play the American
Railway Express Sunday at 1880
on the Federal grounds on East
Federal. Any aggregation wishing
games call Usage 2004.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08

NEW YORK, July New York made
Il three straight from Cleveland today
Hoyt winning a tight pitchers oatue from
Morton, | to o. Babe Ruth's single In the
first inning scored witt who had walked
and advanced on sacrifice with the only
run OF the game. MeuseIs sFeat throw
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CINCINNATI, July Meadows pitched
well today and Philadelphia easily. de-
feated the Reds IN the first game Of the
Wiihelm's men oAthe local lot this sea
son. Luaue was hit freely. especially IN
the first part Of tho game and was saved
In tho later innings by three fast double
plays.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
Games for This
Week
WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
saturday,
TULSA AT ST JOSEPH.
Denver at pes MOiues.
Wichita at Oklahoma city.
omaha at Sioux city.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
saturday.
Brooklyn at St Lous.
Svw TUih at PittssUTsS,
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphis at Cincinnati
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Saturday,
81. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at New York,
Chicago at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ST. Paul AZ Milwaukee.
Toledo at Indianapolis.
Columbus at Louisville,
Minneapolis at Kansas city,
soUrHERN ASSOCIATION.
Saturday.
New Orleans at Little Rock.
Nashville at Little Rock.
Mobile at Memphis.
Chattanooga at Birmingham. Double
'''1 TEXAS LEAGUE.
Saturday.
wiohlta Falls at Shreveport.
Houston at Beaumont.
san Antonio at Galveston
Dallas AZ Fort Worth.
SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Saturday.
hushogee AZ Independence.
Sapulpa at Salina.
Bsrtlesville at Hutchinson.
COffeyville at Topeka,
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
saturday.
Springfield nj Enid.
Joplin at PAWhuska.
Henryetts at OkmulEes. .-
Fort Smith ~ AaAlsAiAs-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
OKLAHOMA CITY
TAKES TWO FROM
WICHITA TRIBE
Sioux City Takes 6-5 Bat
tie From Omaha While
Boosters Blank Bears

Oklahoma CITY. July Joe nerger
sent Gregory back NJ oklahoma city again
today ana again the Indians won, this
time s 10 B.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08

More than l0,s00,o0o men IN the
United states are employed as me-
chanics or flctory hands.
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Dog Race Results

First race, ee-sixteenths mile
Wrinkle Wild Bill, first; HustlinS
Honey, second; The Comet. third.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08

Chicago ..............2O goo 1lx-7
summary: Two-base hits-Grimes, Nix
on I. Miller Three-base hits-Grlmes
o Farrell. Home runs Nixon. Bases on
balls-on r. Miller /, Off Alexander p
off Marquard 3. Struck out--By Alex.
ander /. Hits--Off L. Miller in la
innings off Marquard 4 in 2-9 innings.
Runs-Powell. Nixon. Malsel. Hollochcr
Terry. Grimes ?, l. Miller, O'Farreli.
Errors-NiXon, Kopf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08

The Tulsa Fcderals opened their
schedule Thursday evening with an
easy victory over Tulsa Ice o 10
7. Tl.o Fedcrals usingl about half
Of their second string men. Porter.
pitching for the Federals, was
somewhat wild In the early innings
but settled down and struck out
nine Ice men. Goodman and John
son were unable to hold the Fed
erals, giving, up 10 hits when hits
meant runs. Warren and Porter
received and sent for the Fcderhls
while Goodm n. johnson and Gully
worked for the Ice MOI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
rntAla ae IL u ~

Duncan. Three.basa hts-Rapp. Parkin-
son. Double plays-Kimuick 10 Bohne TO
Daubert 2. Wingo to Bohne. Bases on
balis--On Meadows :, off Luque T. struck
out-By Meadowr2. by Luque Runs
Parkinson. Fletcher. Meadows Kimmick'
ETrOr-Pinelh
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Du NolntI


Denver .,,.t..,.,.s....,00 600 O00-O
btA MONIES t.as tts..sssllO O2O O3N-7
summary Runs-Wagpcr Huran. era
ney 2 German. Iurgeuu q Error--Long,
Two-hase hits--Wilson 2, Turgcon, Graney,
Graham, GOrmau Wagner O'Hrien. PARK
er. Sacrifice hts-Cartwright, Lynch
stolen hnse--rurgeon, Lott on bass--Den-
yer 4, nea hoiueH 6, Struck out--By Lynch
4 by Han o, base on halls-Ou Lynch !,
OF Han 2, Earned ruus--pes Molnea g.
Losing pitchel Han. Double plAys--rur.
geon TO Graham, Genln 10 Wilson, Um-
p,rcs-paloy ANA iitzpatrick Time--i 80,
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hit and Nixon's drive over the right tielC
wall saved the visitors from a shutout.
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summary: Two-brse hlt--Wambsganss
Three base hit-Scott. Double play-Pipp
unaaslsted. nnscs on bnlls-On Hoyte ?,
Off Morton / struck out--ily Hoyt 1, by
Morton 6. Run-Witt Error-Whmbs-
ganBs.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-05

naki has returned home. Perley B.
Hartwell, ST., OH his way to the
annual eneampment Of the 172nd
Infantry, 1st Vermont, at Fort
Ethan Allen, Grove the boys over.
A party of Fairbanks office men
left Saturday to spend the week
end in camp ut Dixville Notch, N.
| H. In the party were w. e. Blod-
gett, Herbert Blodgett and son,
Robert, F. E Church, Horace An
derson, Clyde Fuller and Osmar
A. Ullrich.
The office of DR.. H. H. Miiti-
more will be closed until Aug 18th
Forward mail to 80 Main st. Adj
vertisement.
| Nelson Langlois is taking a
months vacation FROM his mercan-
tile business in Lebanon, N. H.,
and with his family is spending
part Of the time in St. Johnsbury
Miss Katharine Fitch was the
guest Of Miss Katharine Spencer
in camp at Joes Pond Friday and
Saturday.
George C Cary leaves today for
an extended western trip which
will take him to St. Paul, Denver
and the Pacific coast. He expects
to be gone about six weeks.
The Cary Maple Sugar Company
are building an extension to their
new warehouse 116 by 40 feet
which will probably be occupied by
the St. Johnsoury Warehouse
Company.
Dr. r. Fl. Burke's office will be
closed from August 6 to Angst Ia
inclusive. Advertisement.
Erwin NJ. Harvey, Esq, of
Montpelier has been in town the
past week on legal business.
DR.. George F. Cheney, who is
enjoying his summer in camp at
Highgate Springs, has commenced
work on a new cottage which the
family will occupy when complet-
ed.
At the annual meeting of the
National Universalist Ferry Beach
association at Ferry Beach, Me-,
| lnlAS LduI d JtilllCSS was Gl0CJtu
treasurer of the organization.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin c. Moves
and two children are spending a
walton at Falmouth, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. r. H. Burke and
Miss Anna Frances Burke are at
Joes Pond spending a weeks va
cation.
Rev. A. S. Woodwork and fam
lily are spending vacation at
Ocean Park, Me. Mr.. Woodwork
who was called here to officiate at
the funeral of Dan Fulford, will
return TO Ocean Park.
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ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

DR.. w. G. Rieker'z office will be
closed until August IA. Mail and
repairs may be sent to the YER
mont Optical Company, st. Johns
bury.-AdvertiSeemnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Woods
and daughter, Ruth, have just re-
turned from a vacation trip to the
west Side of The state. While they
were away they spent six days
with Mr.. Woods parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Woods, in Benning
ton and also SIX days with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. y. McGovern in Burling-
ton, and while there enjoyed sew
eral auto trips and sail on Lake
Champlain.
DR.. w. A. Cages office will be
closed until Sept. /. Advertisement.
Perry Fitch, Ivan Hartwell,
Perley Hartwell and Ralph Har-
ris left Saturday to Join the va
cationists at Camp Abnaki. Ellery
Palmer who has been at Camp Alb
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WOman's Club to
Hold Open Meeting
Continued rom Page l

Mrs. David E. Porter, chairman.
Mrs. Hooking and Professor Hook
ing are members of the summer
colony at Greensboro and will mo-
tor over Tuesday, the guest of
Professor and Mrs. Oliver M. w.
Sprague Of Cambridge, Mass, also
summer residents at Greensboro.
Professor Hooking with Professor
Sprague is member of the fac
ulty at Harvard university.
Shady Hill is an open air school
and Mrs. Hooking will speak
among other Kings on the advant-
ages of study in the open. Her
subject will be "How I teach his
tory; how teach poetry" The
distinguished speaker leaves with
in few weeks for 1.-TWO years
study in Europe.