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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-20

Marvin Cole was operated upon at
the county hospital Sunday night for
appendicitis. He IL expected 10 be
returned home the first OF the week.
Mcn,--the Wood Mercantile hat sale
viii save you money .---adyerfisemenf
Get your new hat af the Wood Mer-
eaDfiie al less than cosf---adverfisc-
nienf. 80.
Installation ceremonies OF the
Twin Falls Rebckah lodge were wit
messed Tuesday evening by a num-
her OF members OF the local order.
Including Mrs. Charles Orm. Airs.
stevens. Mrs. II. r. Mcmillan and
Mrs. Joe Mallory.
Guests al the l.. j. Tryon home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Aman OF Filler and Mr.. and Mrs. y
y. Bremen. OF wendell.--wendeli
Irrigationist.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. =. Larsen OF Kim
berly. visited the first OF the week al
he home OF their daughter. Mrs. Joe
Mallory.
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Mrs. b. Brennan arrived home
yesterday from a visit OF ten days
duration at the home OF her parents
In ogden.
Miss Ethel Dean. OF Carney. Nebr.
is visiting at the home OF her brother
G G. Dean.
While II lasts-high
grade NydIa stationery. assorted Dor
ders. "a envelopes and "a sheets.
the box. AZ cents. See our window
Modern Drug advertisement
Mrs. J. w. Tanner entertained Mr.
and Mrs. II G.. Munyon at dinner on
Monday.
Try the drug store Modern
Drug Shop advertisement
A. Is. Wood Of the Wood Mercantile
in company with a group OF gentle
men from Twin Falls. made an over
land trip to Boise. the I. st OF the
week
Ladies' white low shoe, al less than
cost. Wood ercantile--adyertise
mcnt.
William Bunce is home from a
- essful fishing trip spent with L.
l.. breckenridge. X. Mcclure. Ed
Cooper and Robert Morris. the latter
OF Bull. In the Stanley basin coun-
try over Galena sumitt. The party
went TO Robinson bar. and with pack |
horses went south from that point to
seldom frequented waters where /
they found excellent fishing Me-
Clure caught a trout that measured 4
26 inches In length and weighed sew
IN pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. LaHue and
laughter, together with Mrs. La
Hue's mother, Mrs, Mary F. Park.
IRE enjoying a summer vacation at
lake Alturas and other points over
ialena summit
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NOTICE TEACHERS
EXAMINATION

EXAMINATION
The regular teachers examinations
for all classes of Idaho Teachers
Certificates will be held at the office
OF the county superintendent OF
schools, Twin Falls, Idaho. beginning
Thursday. July %. 1922. All per-
sons expecting TO teach In Twin
Falls county must hold valid Ida
no Certificate
Signed
BRITTOMART WOLFE,
County Superintendent.
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10 the nome OF thelf dhufhtcf, Mfh. 10
! Mallory.
!, VIM. Hart Friday anC
. Saturday at Gem thea
tire adv.
u. u. North OF Twin Falls. candi
date In the republican primaries FOL
the office OF county treasurer. was I
: caller here Thursday OF last week
Optical repairing. Davis, Ieweler
advertisement.
Take your vacation and have II
too Kodak as you go. Modern
Drug shop advertisement.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur BEEN and
young daughter. the formers uncle.
Isaac BEEN. and Mrs. Crump. moth
or OF Mrs. BEEN. returned Monday
from a motor trip thru Yellowstone
park Mrs. crump met the party at
Pocatello from her home In Peck
ham. Colorado.
SPECIAT.-While II lasts-high
grade Nydia stationery. assorted Dor.
ders. "a envelopes and "a sheets.
the box. az cents. See our window.
Modern Drug advertisement.
Art Small and Robert Dillingham;
returned Friday evening from most
successful trout fishing trip on sill
YER Greek, in the vicinity OF Magic
dam They caught 80 silver. rain
bow and salmon trout. ranging all
the way from one 10 three pounds In
size and variety OF smaller ones.
Several OF their friends were fortu-
nate In being able to attest to the
quality of the catch. by reason OF the
generosity OF the anglers.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Moore left |
by auto Tuesday morning for Salt |
Lake city for brief vacation. I
They will be- the guests OF Miss Beu-
lah f,osser former Instructor OF do
nestle science and art In the local
high school. while In that city
The Rosser residence Is at ilOa
Fast Sixth South.
Mr. and Mrs j. X. Rupp OF l311
South 10Th street. Philadelphia, are
visiting at the home OF the formers
cousin, D. W. Rupp. The families
spent part OF this week on an out
Ing trip at smiths hot springs.
baptist ladies' cooked food sale In
Ripley building. Saturday p. m.--ad-
sertisement
Mems hats---hlg sale al Wood Ner-
G. A. Love. accompanied by his
Carl. lieryie. aud Imogenc {
rft the first OF the week on an over
and trip to i.aGrande. Oregon,
where the will spend a short vaca-
lon at the home of Mr. Loves sis
er.
Word has been received by friends
ERE from Mrs. Earl Hughes. stating
hat Mr.. Hughes. former owner OF a
lumber yard here. was recently op-
rated upon for appendicitis at Long n,
leach. Cal. following an attack OF !.
lness that hogan July q. white he
nd Mrs Hughes were visiting IN
nat city from their home IN San
rancisco.
A large picnic party vas held sun. r.
AZ al the John s Gourley ranch on =
make river for Mark Radcliffe. OF -
heney. Washington. who Is spend 1
IL the summer with relatives at
win Fails Those in attendance
'sides Mr. and Mrs. coarley and
unity. included Miss Alma nerg- =
ON. who Is guest at the Courley =
'me from Lacranxe. m. Miss Char
ste Pond of Curry. the Misses Una
"a Ceneslcse stafford. and Mr. A
"a Mrs. A. y Pend aud two child.
a: Mr.. and Mrs. sam Gamble and
70 children OF Twin Fails. Or. aud
Rs. T. l.. cartney and son. Mrs. l.. -
o~eley. Mr. aud Mrs. Juneau shlnn.
ark Radcliffe aud Melvin AIMS
,rth. ~
Al Holmes has arrived IN Los An
les. making the trip overland Ia
: Ford truck. He has shipped his -
ment concrete mixer and expects w
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A REAL ESTATE
ANNOUNCEMENT

We have hundreds OF buyers for
farms, ranches, Leases. Livestock,
Business Opportunities. etc. If yours
is for sale. let us hear from you at
once.
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The Western Real
Estate Directory

Salt Lake City, Utah
WRITE us when you want anything
In Real Estate anywhere in the west.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-20

DAlRY-The only ac-
credited herd in Filler. Supplying
PURE JERSEY milk and cream.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Moore left
by auto Tuesday morning for Salt
Lake city for brief vacation.
They will be- the guests OF Miss Beu-
lah Rosser. former instructor OF do
nestle science and art In the local
high school while In that city
The Rosser residence Is at il03
East Sixth South.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
Texan Is Turned
Over To County

J. G. Willie, the Tasan, who gave
three police officers good tussle
when they attempted to arrest him on
Government street several, nights ago.
was arraigned before Recorder Morey
yesterday morning and turned over to
the county authorities. He is charged
there with carrying concealed weap-
ons.
Willie is said to have been packing
a 45-calibre "gat". A report went 10
the police headquarters that he was
displaying it rather carelessiy IN the
presence of some children and the OF
ficers went out to get him. He is said
to have attempted the lightning draw
when thew entered the house where ne
had taken refuge, but he was not
quick enough.
He had made no bond IT. the GRIM
inal court Of record yesterday AFTER
noon late.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
Brooklyn Signs Up
New First Stacker

The Brooklyn Dodgers have signed
Nm n new first baseman who shouia
end their worries over the initial saeh'
This Is Ray Schleibner Of the Little
poaI, c,,,b Of the Southern Assocla-
ton. willie Robinson has used
rrnber of players at first base this
season and none have been success
full. Ray schmandt filled the posi-
lion cauab1y during the latter part OF
,a.+ season when Konetchy was
shipped to the Phillies but is weak
%s tier. :. Mitchell. a pitcher also tried
his hand at this position but failed
and did Post, a rookie from the East
avn I,eaEue. Bert Griffith played a
few games at first base but the Dodg-
ers needed him most in the outfield'
Hal Janvrin, a general utility man, was
likewise unsuccessful in filling the
position capably. However Schleibner
has performed we'll in the Southern
Association and should dissolve Rob-
hle's worries.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
PROBE BEING MADE
ATTEMPTED BRIBE
Attempt To Manipulate Gigantic Swim.
die Involving Entire Circuit
Nipped In Bud

NEW ORLEANS, La, Federal postal
inspectors are today continuing their
search for an unnamed New Orleans
man, an alleged professional gambler,
whom they charge with having at
tempted to bride certain telegraph
operators assigned to Southern base
ball Association baseball parks in a
gigantic swindle which was to involve
all Southern Association cities.
Since the announcement of N. 8.
Watkins. a postal inspector, who last
week gave q detailed statement Of the
alleged plan proposed by the New Or
leans man in q letter to the operator
at Little Rock, the federal gents have
refused to discuss the case, or give
any information as to what informa-
ton they have. secured. 1t is known,
however, that the inspectors are still
on the trail of the writer of the letter.
Pitcher Matteson, whose name was
brolght into the case through having
delivered a letter to the operator at
Chattanooga, said to contain similar
proposals to the one sent to Little
Rock, did not accompany the New Or
leans team on It's breif call here. Man
ager Dobbs quoted Matteson as saying
ho believed he could find the letter
addressed to him (Matteson) which
accompanied the one delivered to the
Chattanooga operator in his effects
when he returned to New Orleans.
Manager Dobbs expressed entire
confidence in the statement by Mat
teson that he did not know the con-
tents Of the letter delivered to the
Chattanooga telegrapher.
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Mrs. Mallory, Wins
Impressive Games

FOREST HILLS, N. J., Aug: IA
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, national
champion, and Mrs. May Sutton Bun
dy Of Los Angeles, won impressive vic
tories in the opening games Of the
women's national tennis tournament
here today on the courts OF the West
Side Club Mrs. Mallory defeated Miss
Mary Case of Norfolk, Conn, without
losing a game, 60: 60. Mrs. Bundy
won from Mrs. s. H. Waring, New
York, 60; 81; without being extend
ed.
Mrs. Marion z. Jessup, Of Whining
ton, Del, defeated Mrs. Percy Will
bourn, SIS; 30, be default, and Miss
Helen Wills, the youthful Pacific coast
star eliminated Miss H. K. Collins
wood of Newburg, N. z, SO; 6-3. Mrs
H. Bickle OF Toronto, the Canadian
champion, also came through a victory
over Mrs. Theodore Sohst, Of Brook
Iyn, SO; 6-4.
stars from various sections came the
first round successfully.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
jim BARNES BOWS
TO JOHN FARRELL
Veteran Golfer Is Beaten BY 22-Year
Old Tounsster On Opening
Day's Play.

oAKMoNT COUNTRY CLUB, Pitts
burgh. Aug. 1.-THE defeat of Jim
Barnes, veteran campaigner, by John
ny Farrell, % year old professional of
Mamaroneck, n. Y, in todays play of
the National Professional Golf tourna-
ment brought the big surprise Of the
opening days play. Farrell, despite
his youth, was steadier and more ao-
curate than Barnes. Both made ISIS
but Barnes was one down at the eigh-
teenth hole.
Gene Sarazen, the open champion,
and Jack Hutchinson are among the
16 survivors Of the days play. Sara
zen will meet F. T. Sprosel, of Mem
phAs tomorrow while Hutchinson will
carry the gallery in his match with
Harry Hampton Of Detroit. Gil Mich
OILS was one Of the veterans who failed
today. Mike Brady of Detroit defeated
him one up, although it was first an
nounced that Nichols had won.
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Barone Nose Out Crackers.
Australian Leads
France At Tennis
Gritty Little Player From Gland Down
Under" Wins From Andre Colbert

IoNGwooD CRICKET CLUB. Chest
nut Hills, Mass, Aug. 14-Australia ad-
vanced to the final round Of the DaVls
Gun preliminary competition today over
the tennis of France. Pat O'Hara WOOD
doughty little player from the bano
.Dewn Under" struggling against an acn-
ing shoulder and a one-set adVan'ase
gained by the giant Frenchman' Anore
colbert, VINO was favored to win. scored
the deciding point for his team by WIN
ming rs, So, 6-1, ga.
Gerald L. Patterson, Australia cnaIh-
MON. in a post-climax match with YOUNG
H.nri codhet, won another 4-set VICTORY
e. o-6, GA, 8-2. AS result the tourn@-
want total stood Australia four matches
won: France one. ,,na
Australia now goes into the ma 49,
xitb Spain, beginning at Phlaoeipnta on
.r1,r,rsaay.. victors over the 1lsntlns
rrsnchnen, but a somewhat uncertA ~
4-rtor as q result Of injuries James ~
xuAarsou. second only to patterson WY
too1 mo mart in the play which enoeo
toSsv Il stin a sick man. oHAFs
woods shoulder is shot with neur1tis an0
rattersouts weak ankle allied him notice
~hxx this afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
OBITUARY
THELMA LANGLEY.

Mrs. L. L. Aymard of 222 West Gregg
ry street, received telegram from her
brother, Mr.. George Langley of Cotton
dale, Fla, on Monday morning, stating
the death Of his youngest daughter,
Thelma Langley, eighteen years Of age
Death came to this beautiful Christian
character at five o'clock on Monday
morning. after short Illness OF ten days
caused from typhoid fever. The deceas-
ed being a school teacher at Knoxville
short distance from Cottondale. was
sent home few days before her serious
illness. A former resident Of Pensacola
and also near Olivia, Fla, friends here
learn of her death with saddened hearts
She is survived by parents Mr.. and
Mrs George Langley. one sister, Minnie
and one brother, George, Jr., and other
relatives in Cottondale and Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
Rosters of Major
League Teams Will
Be Cut to 20 Men

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE National ana
American Leagues in formal discussion
here today unanimously approved changes
in which clubs must cut their rosters 70
90 men, but definite action was w1tnhelo
temporarily. Barney Dreyfus' OF .he
Pittsburg Nationals suggested changing
the date on which trades in players coui "a
be made from August 1 to June 10: III"
change would prevent bolsterlnB Oh Pc
nan+ contenders which are no longer able
to keep up the fight. -.
The rule covering barn-stormlng ps
remnant winning clubs was amended so
that worlds series players can DC
granted permission to play post-season
games only II approved by Cornnnls %sl<' -
Landis, with the consent Of the ciup oi
which the petitioning player is member
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
Negro Given Good
Beating By Women

Alec Lloyd, negro about 4V' was oeaeoH
numerically by two women OF ms
Istn lsst nixht at 1915 North Alcaniz
street after they learned Of his attack
an : Young negro girl who lived at the
place. The skin on his head was broken
ia a number OF places and bruises were
numerous. -.
can't. O'connelI, Of the city police force.
ana sheriff Ellis arrived at the scene OF
the trouble shortly after report was
turned In. They placed the negro mai
,,ndsr srrAst He will be tried in the
criminal court Of record
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
Big Bazaar At
Mt. Zion Church
Remainder Week

The officers ana members of Mt.
zion Raptist Church arc extending
an invitation to everyone, regardless
If race. creed or color. to visit MT.
zio4 church the coming wsak-end and
v;tnass one Of the greatest bazars.ever
held here. The basement Of the church
has bsan fitted out with booths con-
raining the groceries, fancy work, ice
mems connections and q lot Of other
things.
very interesting but short program
rvsIl ba a special feature each night.
Toniwht win bs doctor night program.
uverv coIored decter in the city will
he included in the program Of enter
tainment.
The bazaar is being given for the
+o,af,+ NJ Mt. Zion church.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
Hog and Cow Are
Held In The Pound

Has anybody lost cow and hogE II
they have they had better visit the CITY
pound and take a peep at two animals
falling in that classification that are
being held by the city authorities ihey
were picked up several days ago. NO
owner has called fer them ana as INC
city does not feel disposed to 1eed theln
indefinitely they Will be sold "i1hli,
the next few days II they are not caleo
for by the owner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
LAWRENCE LouNsRERRY

Funeral services Of Lawrence c.
Lounsberry, so. who died at his home
at Holley, Fla, Saturday evening, will
be held from Pou's undertaking par
lors this morning at ten o'clock. DIR.
Francis Tappey, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church, will conduct the
services. Burial will be in st. Johns
cemetery.
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snartans Beat Pals.

sPARTANBURG. Aug. 1+.-Taking ad-
vantage Of O'Neilrs wildness and
Charleston's boots, Spartanburg defeated
the Pals 3 to 2 this afternoon. King did
not yield a hit until the seventh. A mis-
Judged fly ball paved the way Tor
Charleston's two runs. Score:
R H z
Charleston E. 200 900 o2o--2 4
spartanburg 100 COL 1Ox-3
ONeIl Pipgrass and Land; King and
Marshall.
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Champ Runners on
Sixty Mile Relay

cAHEDElG, N. J., Aug. 14.-Twelve OF
faadins hing distance runners OF New
York and PhiiaAeIphia. left the Penna
ferry heu:se at IL q. m. today o. the first
relay Of the sixty mile relay marathon
to Atlantic City. The race was diVloeo
into ten relays, the distance VARYING
-, S..rsnna a half to seven and q half
miles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
Dernpsey-Brennan
Fight Is Assured

CHICAGO, Aug. II. - Jack kearnS'
,u,~r~~ur Of Jack Dempsey, ana Leo
rIvnn- manager OF Bill Brennan. today
,,e.fad forOstts of $4,000 each for the ap-
..s.-.uca Of their men for boxing con-
ts.t at Floyd Fitzsimmons' arena at
rSt~n,nnn city. Ind Labor Day. Fitzsinn-
-,onm uosked $4,000 as a guarantee ana
the flint, for several weeks In the scned-
,,,a class. thus was ciinched.
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Hundred Entries
I'm Golf Tourney

AGHEkTLLT, N. c.. Aug. 14.-Reg-
t.feyfnx from kalamazoo. Mich. to
fraarwathr, Fla, and from Washing
tom TO nhttle Rock and New Orleans.
rcora than 100 entries had been receiv-
- -, nm to noon today for the annual
1Snvffatfosl golf tournament OF the Ashe-
Vile Con ntry Club which begins We'd
nesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
Rosenberg Becomes
New York Champ

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Dave Ros-
enherg Of Brooklyn, battled his way to
a Is round victory over points over
Phil Krug of Harrison, N. J., and won
the recognition of New York State
Rox;ns Commission as champion mid
dIeweirht Of the world tonight at the
New York Veledrone.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
.Raracas To Meet
"Y" Team Today

The Sekilles-Y. M. 9. A. game wnAS a..
was schAduled yesterday AFTERNOON -,
the Tu4Eght League was
because of wet grounds. fne oal@ go
win play the Y. M. z. a. TINS
noon. THE probable oatte.aes
$50. v M. C. A.-Bonifay and A.
Olsen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
.LOOKOUTS WIN
WEIRDCONTEST
EVANSVILLE
Volunteers Score Five Runs in
Ninth But Chattanooga Starts
Rally in Their Half.
PTNCH-HITTER WINGFIELD
HELPS SOME WITH HOMER
Birmingham Wins From Atlanta
by 2 to l in Game Stopped in
Sixth Inning by Rally.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. Ia
After an error had permitted Nash
Vile to bat its way into the lead In
the ninth inning today, Chattanooga
started a rally including a home run
by pinch hitter Wingfield, and won
to s. Score;
Nashville ........ 900 900 1865 IL 0
Chattanooga ...... 800 900 O13-7 10
Miljus and Strict: Cunningham and
Kress.
Barone Nose Out Crackers.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Aug. 14.-Bir-
mingham won from Atlanta this after
noon 2 to in a game stopped by rain
after five and half innings. Score;
Atlanta ........... 900 001-1 3
Birmingham .......- 100 1Ox-2 L
Marshall and Smith; Bates and Rob-
ertson.
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Cleveland Signs Up
Amateur Babe Ruth

wACo.t Texas, Aug. 14-Jin kendr1ck.
EocaI aerasA professional baseball star ana
star bacsEFeld man for A. and M. College
~ ISIS. hkes been signed by the Cleveland
Tr5.ans skad win leave today. Kendrick
hit thirtyehomers in semi-pro circles this
Summer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
COLUMBIA SCORES
WIN FROM AUGUSTA

COLUMBIA, Aug. 14.-Coiunbia scored
two runs in the ninth inning this after
noon defeating Augusta to 5. Keifer
he'd the home team to two hits but was
forced 10 retire when hit by a pitched
hall In the eighth. Score:
r H z
Augusta =. =. 200 800 300 s IA 1
columbia .ozo 900 O22-S IA 2
Keller, Clarke, TeEgen and Cady'
GARRISON, Kelly and warwick.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

NationAI League.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Others not scheduled.
American League.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis at Washington.
Southern Association
Atlanta at Birmingham.
Nashville at Chattanooga
New Orleans at Little Rock.
Others not scheduled.
Florida state League.
Lakeland at Daytona.
Jacksonville at st. Petersburg.
Tampa at Orlando.
twilight League
Barracks VS.. Y. NJ. C. A.
Junior twilight League
Blue Moons VS.. Troop -Four.
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snlnnara Nose Out Hornets.

CREENVILLE, Aug. 1.-THE Spinners
finally nosed out Charlotte in the first
game Of the series to this afternoon
In the twelfth inning. Score:
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I,,rIer Tw!IIaht League.
Obelisks Lose To
Red Wings On Good
Pitching Of Smith

The Red Wings increased their Iea0
in the Junior Twilight League yester-
day afternoon by defeating the ODE
Hsks by to q Malcolm. Smith allowed
only two hits but bases on balls ana
errors accounted for the obeItsks
runs. Untreiner gave up five hits and
some costly passes.
Buck" Mitchell made a double play
unassisted in the second inning.
The Blue Moons will play Troop .
this afternoon at Sis o'clock.
Score by innings;
Red Wings. ..... 401 00-5 4
ObeIfsks ........ Gel 10-5 8
Malcolm Smith and B. Bell; Untrei-
ner and Valentino.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-15
Yesterdays
Results

National League.
Pittsburg 1; Philadelphia 10.
st. Louis s; Chicago s.
Others not scheduled.
American League.
Philadelphia rain.
Others not scheduled.
international League. ~
Jersey City i: Syracuse 1.
Reading 3; Buffalo 4.
Baltimore 16; Toronto s.
Others not scheduled.
Southern Association.
Chattanooga Z; Nashville 8.
Birmingham 2: Atlanta /.
Little Rock-New Orleans rain.
Only three scheduled.
Florida state League.
st. Petersburg 2; Jacksonville Ia.
Orlando 6; Tampa 0.
Daytona s; Lakeland l..
American Association.
Indianapolis 3; Kansas City II.
Louisville 4; Milwaukee s.
Toledo s; Minneapolis 1.
Columbus 8; st. Paul 2.
South Atlantic League.
Greenville S; Charlotte 4 (13innings).
Columbia 6; Augusta s.
SpartanburR 3; Charleston ..
Twilight League.
SeVilles-Y. NJ. c. A. wet grounds.
Junior Twilight League.
Obelisks 3; Red Wings s.