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SEMT-FINALS IN
 COUNTRY CLUBS
 NET MEET TODAY
Two AtIantans Left in the Cotton States Tennis
 Tourney

The visiting net stars are left to fight 1t out with local players TOT cotton states tennis championship, to be decided at the Country club this weekend. As a result of yesterdays s matches, play has advanced to the finals in the doubles. and the semi finals in the singles, with the ex- ception of one match, to be played this afternoon.
 Harry Hallman and Jack Caldwell both of Atlanta, have come through with victories and today Will play Tn the semi-finals.
 In his match yesterday, Jack cald- well won a comparatively easy vic- tory over Raymond smith of Chatta- nooga, eliminating the Tennessean by scores of 61; 6-2.
 Harry Hallman eliminated a local player, Rush Hess, 6-2; 6-4. This match was hard fought and was one of the closest of the day
 Lange Forced Hard
 Ray Lange was forced to play the best tennis of his career in elimi- hating Berry Grant of Atlanta. Lange was forced to extra games in winning the first set To, whileI the
  closeness.
 Rush Simpson failed to show up for his match with Lee Allen Brookes, but will be given another opportunity 10 win sihs way to the semi-finals as 3 o'clock this after noon has been set as time for tho Simpson Brookes match. The winner will then play his semi finals match.
 In the doubles yesterday, Brookes and Lange won a terrific battle from Smith and Hallman. visiting: players, by scores of S-6: T-5; 6-3. Three out of five sets decides a semi-final match, and, although the local play CTS won all three sets, they were forced to display all the ability they possess in downing their doughty opponents.
 4 Hard Match
 Caldwell and Grant were forced to a struggle equally as hard, in elimi hating Hess and Bartlett, 3-6 6-2: 6-4: 6-4. The local players won the first set but dropped the next three. after an unusually hard fight. and some splendid tennis by Jack Cald- we'll. ably seconded by his partner. Berry Grant.
 In today's matches, Lange, meets Hallman in one singles semi-finals,
  the Simpson Brookes fracas. Eyes of the local tennis world is centered on the semi-finals today, to see if the two Atlantans can come through to the finals
 Semi-finals in the singles today, finals in the singles Fri'ay and finals in the doubles Saturday is the program for the remainder of the tournament. Today's play begins at o'clock.
 Singles Ray Lange defeated Berry Grant. At Harry Hsilman. Atlanta. defeated Rush Jack Caldwell Atlanta. defeated Ray mond Smith, Chattanooga. 6-1. 6-2 simpson -Brookess match postponed until Friday afternoon. 3 o'clock
 Doubles
 Krookes and Lange defeated Smith and s-6. 7-5. 6-3.
 Caldwell and Grant defeated Hess and Bartlett. 3-6. 6-z. 6-4, 6-4. gles follow:
 Rush Simpson meets Lee Allen Brookes preliminary.
 p Jack Caldwell meets winner of simpson Brookes match.
 Ray Lange meets Harry Haiiman.
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backed by brilliant fielding in pinches halted threatening rallies.

Here's how the Chicks won it:
 Critz first up in the tenth ground ed out. Zach Taylor doubled between left and center Benton fouled out to first for the second out. Jimmy Burke lined over Neuns head at first and Taylor scored. @'
 Throughout the game the Barons had numerous chances. With one out in the tenth, Neun singled and Kane was nicked on the knee. Burke went back to the foot hills in center and took Silva's drive, and Robertson lined out to Camp.
 In the second game. after going 30 scoreless innings. the Barons were presented one in the fifth. With two out, Whitehill walked. Clarke grounded to Critz, who fumbled. With Clarke on the bag, Critz took a shot and heaved past McLarry. all lowing Clarke to score. A triple by Tommy Taylor and a single by Neun gave the Barons the second score they had made in four games. Zah- niser secured his third straight hit a single in the sixth. scoring Pond. who had doubled.
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Memphis at Nashville
 Only games scheduled.
 - Memphis, July 1s.-,special J. made this afternoon at Russwood park. Here's some of the events '.' A pennant was hoisted and for the first time since 1904. a Southern - over red elm bottoms. It was won .4 by Spencer Arthur Abbott and his Chickasaws last season. In celebra- tion of raising the emblem. the ss double header to in ten innings, i and to 2 in seven innings. Strength .e ened their hold on the 1922 pennant isgby increasing their lead to seven and half games over the Bears who lost to the Lookouts.
 sr.r Scoring Demons srss It was the second double header in two days the Chicks had defeated the Barons. In winning the first game, the Chicks scored their third straight shut out over the Barons. . The Chicks held the Barons score less for 30 straight innings, the Bar gzons making their score in the thirty first inning as the result of an error by Critz in the fifth inning of the sec- ond game. and, lest we forget, Polly MeLarry, the Chick firstbaseman, made two straight hits off left handed pitcher. All in all it was a most befitting celebration of pen nant day.
 tafA fa t1rA hits In ten innings. they were all singles and came in five different innings. / whitehill relieved Mike Ebsrhard in the ninth inning with tflree Chicks on and one out and re- tired the side without a score, but . the Chicks scored off Whitehill in the tenth Up to the ninth Eberhard had allowed but three hits.
 He retired when his hand was in- jured by. a hot grounder by Huber.
 ~ Zahniser in Form
 The Chicks played their customary miserable fielding game behind Zah- niser in the second affair, but Paul didn't need much help. He bedt the Barons single handed. He scored the first run after tripiing to start the third inning and batted in the oth er four runs He secured home run in the fourth with two on and singled in. the sixth folliwng a double by Pond Paul was the hero of the day.
 Whitehill was no puzzle to the s-ehicks and especially zahniser in the second game. The first affair oawas one of the prettiest pitchers ssbattles and one of the most exciting "and interesting games played here Fin a long time. Each team had mum ggerous>, chances to score. but brillinat pitching by Benton and Eberhard
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maj of the shooters were in fin
 The shooting of 0. l.. Carl. anna teur. of the Birmingham Gun club was the sensation of the day. IT addition to running the shoot anC keeping the traps going. Carl shot the program through, and finished with high honors. Carl was secont In the 1S0 single target event. with l4S breaks. and first in the handi. cap affair. with 97 breaks fror1 the 20yard line,
 Garfs shooting yesterday stamp. him as one of the best amateurs ir Dixie and much is expected of him at shoots to follow later on in the season.
 Boyd Duncan. Lucy. Tenn, profes- sional, broke the entire 15O single targets straight, but didn't shoot in the handicap affair. Duncan's show ing at the meet closed yesterday has been sensational, as he has been right among the leaders throughout
 Clyde Hunter was second high pro fessional, with 14s breaks, while Clifton Abbott. Jr, Birmingham newest pro. was third with 147 dead birds. Abbott. who has recently signed up with the DuPont people shows the earmarks Of becoming a real championship contender, as he powders tho little clays with ex- trene regularity.
 A tie between four men for sec. ond amateur honors existed vexter. day between Charlie Wheeler Greensboro; F. F. Woodward, Hous- ton. Tex; R. N. Knox and W, B Hamilton. All had 147 breaks out of the 150 shot at, o. W. Stinson Decatur, fell in for third place, with l45 doad birds to his credit.
 Handicap Affair
 Shooting from back on the ~o-yar( line didn't seem to bother O. L Carl at all. and the local amateur powdered his way through to victory in the l00-target handicap event Carl shattered s7 of the little clays Handicap distances ranged from 1t to 2s yards. Carl topped the field Of both amateurs and professionals Second place in this match went to Walter Huff. Macon. Ca. pro. who broke 96, shooting from the 22-yard mark. Huff won high professional honors with his 96.
 Five men were tied for second hon ors in the handicap event. M. c Tyler, Biloxi, Miss; F. F. Woodward Houston. Tex; Basil Kenny, Fayettc and Hamilton and T. K. Lee ail shattered S5. The first two shot from 2S yards. Kenny from 21, Hamilton from 1s and Lee from 22 yards.
 C. F. Woodward made the lonEes, run of the tournament, with 2.s consecutive breaks. Boyd Duncan was next, with 165 straight. Other long runs were: Dr. c. A. Peacock lo6: C. o. Bomar. s3; I. !. Sellers. 5f Sl, 5S; Clifton Abbott, Jr., 62, s5. 6I 70; c. F. Goodrich. s2; s. Cartwright s5; o. w. stinson. ss, 50; Walter Huff. ss, 52, 5s: F. B. Coe, 6s; B. 10 strader. 52; Sid Dobbs. 7s; ". B Markstein, 7b; o. L. Carl, s2: c. W Wheeler, 80, 5s; Clyde Hunter, ss. T2
 Trophies awarded yesterday after room. at the completion of tho events follow:
 For high average on $50 sinei. targets, won by T. K. Lee. Birming ham.
 For high average on 45o singles 3b0 straight and 100 handicap, wor by E. F. Woodward. Houston, Te,:
 Purse for winner of handicap. wor by o. L. Carl, Birmingham.
 All-round Tutwiier hotel trophv won by E. F. Woodward. Must b,
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George Cunningham Really Comes Back
 As Lookout Pitcher

Chattanooga, July Is.--After Fuhr had held Chattanooga to one hit tn six in- nings this afternoon Wingfield and C. Anderson singled to open the local half of the seventh, c. Anderson tripied and Wight singled. tieing the score. McDon- aids sacrifice and Neiderkorn's pinch sim gle off Henry then scored Wight with the winning run, the final score being ( to 8. George Cunningham. who made his debut Youngstown specialist. pitched impossible ball. slow fielding being responsible for two of Mobiles runs. Today's win gave
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Pelicans Outslug
 Vols and Capture
 Final Battle, 9 to 8

Nashville. July 1s.--New Orleans took the odd game of the series from Nashville today in slugging match, to s. Three pitchers were used by the visitors. Nash Viiie iilied the bases in the ninth with two out or live previous attempts. fouled to Dowie for the last out. Bailey was taken cut Tor a pinch hitter and Craft removed on account of wildness. Henry and Gilbert hit home runs with unoccupied bases. While Lucas drove the ball over the fence with a runner ahead. Burke doubled in the third, cleaning the bases and later on arove Tn two more runs The score;
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Totals .........2s 2 IS .Batted for WhitehiIl in seventh.

SUMMARY Two-base Hits-Camp, Pond. Three-base Hit--za hniser, Taylor. Home Run--Zahniser. Sacrifice Fly-McMillan. Left on Base-Memphis 6. Birming- ham '.
 Wild Pitch-Whitehill. Base on Balls-Off zahniser 2. White hill 3.
 Struck out-By Zahniser {. WhitehilI l. Time-1:35. Umpires-Tandx (home piate). Doolan Cfirst basel, Williams (third basel.
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Osborne Leads Cubs

CheeYes when Brooklyn was ieadiny ,sa Sups started the rally In the sixth inning Wnich gave Chicago the lead and resulted m the locals winning the first game of the series. to G.. Osborne beat out A hunt sa an9 s,y went to third on smiths wild throw S irfss; IT ,si.ree three more singles and an error ana forced Smith 10 the showers. Man
 Inauk ana Decatur prevented any further Thn T5oiins. ll osoorne pitched steady game.
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TiuerS Beat Yankees

New York, July 1s.--Detroit hit sam Jones hard and defeated the New York Yankees in the first game of the series today. 5 to l. It was the eighth eonsscu- five game Detroit has won from New York. Piliette kept the 10 Tank hits well scattered. and struck out Babe Ruth two times. , ,>,..
 of Detroit was presented a silver serv- ice and a seb0 check by admirers from South Nnrxvalk Conn. Score:
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Giants Beat Reds, 5-2

Cincinnati, July 1s.-The Giants punched their hits to much better ad : vantage than the Reds today and won the first game of the series to 2. Nehf alloy ed 10 hits, but was strong with men on bases and received fine support Meusels single, Young's long trIpie to right and feldes's choice gave the wis ltofs their first two runs in the second Score:
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Summary. Iwo-base hIts' 1on n#suI' # Leverett ?. Fuhr, Harris ?. Three base hit O'Rourke. Stolen base. Schak. Saort- flee hit, Johnson. Double plays Johnson to Collins to Sheely; Dugan (unassisted). Left on base. Chicago T, Boston 3. Bases on balls off Leverett 3. Ferguson l, karr l.. Struck out. by Leverett 2, Ferguson l. Hits, off Ferguson in 2-S innings. Karr . in l~3. Hit by pitcher, by karr fCoilins) Leverett (Burns). Losing pitch. er Ferguson. Umptres, Connolly and Owens Time. A
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St. Louis July l9.-Roger Hornsoy crashed out his twenty-fifth home run of the season in the ninth inning of today game between Boston and St. Louis with Mann and Smith on base, winning the game for St Louis, z to 6. The local Ma tionals' slugger now has surpassed the modern National league home run rec. ord Of 24, made by Gavvy Cravath of PhAR Rdelphia in 1915. The drive was made off Miller
 Singles by Schultz and Smith preceded Hornsbys circuit drive. Powell of the Braves hit homer in the third inning,
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Willard Dempsey Bout

Los Angeles. July 19.-Teddy Hays. Jack Dempsey's trainer. has arrived here and plans to hold conference with Jess Willard, concerning the projected bout between Jess and the champion late this fall.
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Totals ..........S0 0 'zs 10 sTwo out when winning run scored.

wv wv SUMMARY Two-b base Hit-z. Taylor.
 Sacrifice Hits-Robertson, Whitehill. Stolen Bases-Tutwiler. Burke Double Plays-Critz to McMillan to McLarry; Stewart to Kane to Neun.
 Left on Base-Memphis '. Birming- ham 5.
 Innings Pitched-Eberhard Ia with no runs hits. three on. one out when re- lieved.
 Losing Pitcher-Whitehill
 Bases on Bails-Off Benton 2.
 Struck Out-By Eberhard 3. Whitehill 1, Benton g.
 Hit by Piteher-Kane.
 Time-2:20.
 Umpires-Wiliams ehome platel, Doc Ian (first basel, Tandy (third basel.
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Pirates Defeat PhiIs

Pittsburg. July ls.-Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia, to 0. today for the sixth straight time. It was CooPer's second shutout game against the visitors Ca rey's single and Bigbee's triple scored the first run in the fifth inning. while Tier ney's triple and Rohwer's double brought in the secnnd run. Score.
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Totals ......<.. 34 0 Z4 | 'Batted for Hubbel in eishghth.

ps,.nqps rxo.ss;. hit, P9s.sha, S1s 9ls e1s wer Three-base hits, fierney. Bisbee. stolen base. Carey. Sacrifice. Grimm. Left or base. Phladelphia !. Pittsburg |. Base out, by Hubbell 8, Cooper g. Hits, off Hubbeil 2 h inningsi 5. Smith none in l. Wild pitcher, Cooper. LesinE pitcher. Tina. i:z7.
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Totals ..........33 IT II sBattsd for Brillheart in sevknth.
 s-Batted for Charity in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Cleveland ..-.....-.-.....0 020 0l0 10o-4 Washington 600 0o1 00o--I
 Summary: Two-base hits. Harris. Speaker. Stolen base. Evans, Wamby Wood Sacrifice -Sewell. Speaker. Wood Left. on base. Cleveland g, Washington 7 Base on bal6, Brillheart and Coveleskie g. Struck out, by Coveleskie 2. Brllheart g. Hits, off Brillheart T in [, Francis none in 2. Losing pitcher, Brllheart. Umpirea Moriarity and Hidebrand. Time, 1850.
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PeIs Turn McGIoughIin Back

Little Rock, Ark, July ls.-PItch- or Bill McGioughlin has been turned back to the New York Giants. by tho Little Rock Southern Association Baseball club. 1t was announced today.
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Trauelers Unable To Overcome Early
 Lead of Crackers

Little Rock. July 1s.--Atlanta pounded warmoth hard in the early part of the game today and won from Little Rock, ( to {. The Travellers rallied in tho sixth overcome the Atiants issd. ., The scors;
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otais .:-..

summary: Two base hits, Williams. Mc- Gowan, Hauser, Perkins and Sisler. Home runs Walker 2-- Stolen bases, Js- cobson. Sacrifice. Bronkie. Double plays. Gerber and McManus and Sisler. Left on bases. St. neuis i3. Philadelphia 5. Base on balls, off Rettig 5. Struck out, by shocker 7. Rettig I: Empires. Nallin and Walsh. Time, 2:0S.
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White Sox Blank Boston

Boston. July 19.-+Leverett pitched shutout ball today and the White sox won from Boston. to o. Beyerett also had a perfect day at bat making four hits in tour times up, including two doubles The White Sox showed brilliant fielding. The
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Batted for Mammaux in elshth. Batted for Janvrin in ninth.

ss,s',, .. iSi vos oo's borne. Myers, Miller. Olsen. stolen bases, Wheat. Deberry. Hoilocher. Sacrifice hits. Terry. Double play, T. Griffith to Olson. Bases balls, off Cadore 3, Cheeves 2, smith z. Osborne 5, Decatur 1. Struck out, by Osborne 4. Hits off Cheeves in in nings (none out in second). off Osborne ' in innings. off Galore in 1 inning (none out in second). off Smith in 4a3. off Mammaux l in l-3 off Decatur none in 1. Hit by pitcher. by cheeves tOlson). Winning pitcher. Osborne. Umpires Sem telle and O'Day. Time, 156.
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o. [. GarZ's Shooting Feature Of Wednesday
 At the Fairgrounds

every running smoothly clubs annual shooting the State Fair Grounds close erday afternoon with of the 100arget handicap Despite the dmpness of the atmosphere and threats of the
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CoveIeskie Beats Senators

Washington, July 1e.--Coveleslxie was master of the situation today and cleve-
 land defeated Washington in the opening game of the series. to l.. The visitors field. It was the tenth consecutive vic- tory for the Indians. Score:
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ROGERS HORNSBYI l
 BREAKS NATIONAL | HOME RUN RECORD
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Ptttsburg 2. Philadelphia 0. Chicago s, Brooklyn 6. New York 5, Cincinnati ?. St. Louis T. Boston $.
 Today's Games Philadelphia at Pittsburg. New York at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis.
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Summary. TW6-btse hlt. ochmldt: DIG" rlfice hit James. Stolen basea Guyon. Hack !. Kiugman. Double ploy. Klugman to MoorS to Bernscn. Innings pitched, by warmoth with hits and runs. by Napier 1-3 with l nit and run Losing pitcher, WArmoth. Winning pitcher. James. Struck out. by warmoth {. by James s, by Cvengrcs l. by Tuero 2. Baaes on balls. oft Warmoth 2, off James 2, off Napier 2. off Tuero l. Wild pitch. War moth 2. Napier 2. Empires. Brennan and Campbell. Time 2:06.
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Totals ....... 90 ! sBatted for Ellam in ninth.
IVIdTt 3I EI .Bstted for Clayton in seventh.

Score by innings:
 Mobile ............. 100 1o1 0oo--s Chattanooga ............. 900 900 40'--+
 Summary Two-base hit. Mullen. Three bats r,'s WIilisms ,iier Hnh, Mcpon' aid, Schulte. stolen bases, Mullen !. D. Williams. R. Williams. Wight. Double plays. Clayton to Anderson to Wight; Lee to Mcdonald to Anderson. Left on bases. Mobile T, Chattanooga 4. Bases on balls. of Cunningham g. struck out by Gun. . pitch. Fuhr. Passed ball, Sehulte. Losing pitcher. Fuhr. Hits. eff Fuhr with runs (none out in seventh). Time, i:b6. Umpires. Johnson and Lewis
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..Batted for Murray in ninth.
 Score by innings;
 Detroit .,....... 100 130 000--5 New York .....-... lOo 0Oo OoV-l
 Summary Two-base hits. R. Jones. Three ba SC hit, Heilmann. Sacrifices Rigney 2 veach. Double play, Rigney Cutshaw and Blue. Left on base. New York II, Detroit '. Base on balls. off Pill lette 2, & Jones 1. Murray 1. Struck out by Piliette {. Hits. off S.. Jones 3 in S. off Murray in 4. Hit by pitcher. by Pillette 2. Losing pitcher, S. Jones. Um- pires, Evans and Dineen. Time. 2:o5.
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Philadelphia. July 1s.-ciarenee Til lie' Walker today hit his twenty-seeond and twenty-third home runs of the season off Urban shocker. giving him the lead in the American league and playing a big part in the Athletics to victory over lst Louis.
 Adolph Rettig, a sandlotter from New ark. N. J., held the league leaders to nine hits in his major league debut. Score:
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-
 St. Louis ....... 100 00s 0o2-7 summary: Two-base hits, Flack,
 Hornsby. Home runs, Powell. Hornsby. , Sacrltlces. Stock. Double plays. Kopf to Hoike to OiNeiii smith to Stock to Hornsby. Left on base. Boston 1, st. Louis ,. Base on balls. off Haines l. Mlter {: struck out. by Haines B. Miller g. North 9 Hits. off Haines 10 in $, North none in l. Winnig pitche.. North. Omplres. Moran and Hart. Time. 2.1O
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won three times to become perma- nent property of holder The Tut wiler hotel trophy is a beauty. and is expected to help bring attendance to the gun clubs next annual shoot
 o. L. Carl, speaking for the lo>al Gun club, stated last night that the meet has been a complete success. and the local officials are enthusi- astic over the outcome of this years meet.
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IouhB. StoIen bases, Frisch Kellv. sar
 tifiees Burns, cunningham snyder. Dou-
 pie plays, Pinelli to Bohne to Daubert psncroit to Rawlings to Kelly. Left o1
 base New York 6. cincinnatf7. Basyss on. on oalis. off Luque 2. off Nehf l. Struck out, Luaue Nehf l.. Hits, off Luque 6
 Lina LLinaue duimpires. Rigler and Mccormick'
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ITS BARONS RETURN HOME TODAY SPORTS
Baseball Results
FI.nRInA STATE I.EAGl

FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Jacksonville 4, Daytona b. At St. Petersburg i. Orlando 0. At Iakeland-TampR lWet SrounoAl.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Charlotte 2-4, Spartanburg S-S. At Columbia 6, Augusta 10. At Greenville Q. Charleston 3.
 PIEDMONT LEAGUE All games postponed (rain)'
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE All games postponed (rain).
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville }. Milwaukee 10. Toledo 12-7, Minneapolis 5-1. Columbus '. St. Paul 6. India napolis 6, Kansas City 10.
 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Syracuse 1-14, Newark A. At Toronto l. Baltimore Z. At Buffalo '. Reading 6. At Rochester 2. Jersey City '.
 TEXAS LEAGUE At Fort Worth 8, Shreveport 2. At Galveston 16-e Beaumont l0-4. At San Antonio 13. Houston {. At Dallas 2. Wichita Falls IF.
 APPALACHIAN LEAGUE At Knoxville 0-S, Bristol 5-7. At Greenville 2. Cleveland 8. At Johnson City 3, Kingsport 0.
 SOUTH ALABAMA LEAGUE Camden Il. Eufaula 2-2. All others train).
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"THLIE" WALKER SMASHES OUT TWO HOMERS AT PHILLYI
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Chicago S. Boston 0. Detroit s. New York 1. Cleveland 4, Washington 1. Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 3.
 Today's Games Chicago at Boston. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Washington.
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Totals ........- 40 g 1 sBatted for Bailey in fifth.
Tet.l. !,,.a ;:. ss s IF 2u,25 25 10

batteu TOT krenmyer Tn elgntn-
 Score by innings:
 New Orleans ........... 101 020 140--9 Nashville .............. 003 200 030--S
 Summary: Two-base hits. Gilbert, Tuck CT. Burke. Three-base hit. Henry: Home Wetzel. Craft. Mccormack 2. Stolen base, Morse, Henry Wetzel. Double plays. Craft to Dowie to Henry; H. Knaupp to Smith to Henry. Innings pitched, by Bailey 1-3 with runs and hits, by Craft 2-3 with runs and hits Struck out. by Lucas off afsy syea. sy mTsn. Basy ef Craft 5. Left son bases, Nashville 1s. New Or leans 8. Winning pitcher. Craft. Time. 2:15. Umpires, Pfenninger and Campbell.
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Totals ,...........36 6 10 '26 s .Two out when winning run scored.

.Batted for Ainsmith in eighth. Batted for Lavan in ninth. ''Ran for Schultz in ninth.
 ' Batted for North in ninth.