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New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
MllWaukce & Northern Rnnda

Cuestio have found your advice very
interesting ana helpful. You do not speaI
very encoura ingly OF the Chicago MI
"sukee d st Pau bonds have some
~ Waukee Northern 4l7s, oNtcnded 10
I9%4; and guaranteed by tho Chicago. Nil
"aukee st. Paul What is your opinion
OF the Pacific Gas and Electric bonds?
" naI IS the security behind them? Also
I ne New York Central convertible sE ana
the Oregon Short Line first 5s?--L. T. NJ 8
Answcr-The Milwaukee & Northern
kaliroad passed under the control OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Psul
Railroad in 1890 and all its bond obl
getlonS were assumed by that road
The first 412s are secured by a first
mortgage on about 1877 miles of road
and are prior in lien to the St. Paul
general mortgage bond Of 2O14, suf-
hcient of the latter being reserved to
retire the entire issue VIC consider
the bonds adequately secured and
tnink you have no cause to worry
about them. Pacific Gas and Electric
first IS are secured by a first mortgage
on the entire property and assets of
the company. New York Central con
vertlble 6s of 1885 arc a direct obliga-
ton of the company, but are not So
cured by a mortgage Oregon Short
Line first 6s arc secured by first lien
on 969 miles Of road The $16,424,- =
GOO issued in December. 1921, are un-
G2,onditionaI!y c, guaranteed by the Union
Pacific Railroad by Endorsement and
the issue is gilt edge
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Prices Are Higher
In Active Buying
I'm Curb Trading
Petroleum Issues Attract
Attention, With Advances
i'll Many Parts Of List;
Industrials Rule Steady

Active buying, particularly in the
petroleum group, sent prices higher in
yesterdays trading on the curb market,
Advances were recorded in many parts
Of the list. Industrials ruled steady.
Standard Oil Of Indiana continued its
upturn while Salt Creek Producers,
Merritt and others worked higher
Cities Service rallied to 230, Mexican
Seaboard climed to around AZ on the
announcement Of dividend Of so cents
share. together with the retirement
OF 81 100000 in notes, Fensland held
steady, slightly under IA. Woodley
Petroleum, a newcomer, sold at l2ta
The company settled production is
placed at 725 barrels daily. Of it's $50
900 shares Of no par value 10000 are
outstanding.
In the indust Radio and Eastman
Kodak held steady, Philip Morris sag
ged and Southern Coal and Iron rallied
for time, Tobacco Products Export
gained q fraction.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Holds Strong List

euTsh: Fort WAYNE s chioaso S"sT1s Euaranteed tt.
Is. IL shares Huguenot National Bank
stock of New Peltz, n. Y; $50 first Lib
third Liberty loan and 500 fourth LIB
erty loan. I sold my Victory notes and
purchased Orange County Public Service
Corporation 6s. 1888 first mortgage gold
own $1,000 Oklahoma Gas and Electric,
1871. 71as, first refunding mortgage gold
bonds. purchased at 95; $1,000 Georgia
Carolina Power Company, FIRST mortgage
So, purchased at $3.50. Would you suggest
any changes? Would you ADVISE the sell
Vesting in something else' What would
you advise me to purchase u. E, H
Answer-In purchasing or considering
bonds bearing a high coupon rate like
Oklahoma Gas and Electric TVS, we
think you should look into the question
whether or not they are callable at
the borrowers option. Your Oklahoma
bond can be called at any time, and it
is not unlikely that the company will
avail itself of the first opportunity to
free itself Of this burdensome rate by
putting out a new security with
lower coupon. We consider your list
Of stock and bond holdings good. We
do not urge the sale of any more gov
ernment's bonds unless you want some-
thing Of longer term than the third
AIS. With the proceeds of the sale
of this issue and a little additional
capital you could purchase one United
States Rubber per cent bond, 1947,
selling recently to yield about 5,s per
cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02

Joint Stock Land Bank
5s, 1o51-1s31 .......-
Joint Stock Land PanK
. q s. 195i-1931 ...
Joint Stock Land Bank
5s, 1939-i924 ...
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank So. 1951-1931 ...
Chicago Joint stock Land
Bank s 513s. 1e51-193l.
Chicago joint Stock Land
Bank 90, 1937-1e4Q ..-
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02

BIZ I,,s1
lFendee Nffs iii.
Hyd-aulic s.. - z
I'm Central II II
llndiahoma Il, 4
Indian Eet n %
Int lar pr ila
Int Nickel Or 50. (
Lr Paper p 50 &
Int SAT- . s.
Jol q East ssi. 1S
kCFS&Ai pr s.
Kelly Spr pr. ~ &
do 5 pc py. % hi
Kelsey N'h pr. 10.
keok & D 5i. :
do pr . g ss1
Hresge pr ies
hress & Co. 80 les
do pr los 10
. II + d " pr ssi. &
Asg & My. l65 rs
do pr lit l
Go y ... l6l ia
, lL~W h lst Or % X
90 q pr. 10 lls
lLoriilard pr. III IS
Nah Coal $40
. IAfsllinson Dr.. 81 81
Man sugar p-. 73 "A
Aianhat Beach u u
, Man Shirt pr.loo llet
NJ 5. Ry I'd pr 27 ~
Mat Al W. ?S 50
Max Mot cts !
) do Isl D, q 5
do ID DR. CT /?
May De S. pr.li3
Mex Pet Or. "A 50
Mich Central i20 lS
Min 5 l. new l5ss 4
. iMSP& s s NJ 50 ST.
do pr IS IS
do lsd lines. s32 81
/ VI n q T new l74 is
, do Dr. new. Al ~
Mont Power. 20 Il
do pr ios
Morris Il Is. r -
iEfglii9s iyi n 7 R. pr NJ
Nash & chat lO2s IL
INa. B.s pr. 1871 Z.
IL c & s or ss q
. iN f & : pr 81 g
Nat Lead D. 10 IL
y y Dock pr So g
. Nor Cent Il
z Ohio Roiv ;r,i IL. i.
, iOhio Fuel 4T A
IOrph CNrc pr g |
lOtis Elevs vr. a54 |
, lOris Steel pr 81 o |
: owens Bot pr iol |
lPaciac Coas,. 2gh :.
do - ist pr, 50 :. |
do Cd pr. 20
Fac Tel Il T 81 = /
peIsI eop'eS Null III s. /
Do do nr .... ,h 1
pm Jones N$ = 4
do do pr 81 % ~ 4
do " I37 1
p pa 3 " 9'VTs "a pr s. = I
i. Ry $ :. SD spr pr.lio II /
Reis & Co. II e' 4
do lst pr. s. :. i
Ram . lst pr !; H
do I'd pr. 50 " 4
Rens 4 Sar. i2o az h
: Rev Tob pr. .li2 y" =. 3
, rutland RUIZ nd R pr 81 Il. i
savage Arms. 2es Y I
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Decides to Quit Specializing

Question: bought 100 shares OF Beth
!ehem Motors when 1t selling in tho
1os az an Investment. This is the first
stock I ever bought. and have lost track
OF It, az I do not see It quoted any more
Would you please tell me how I can sell
It and what to invest IN so 1 can get my
money back? am thirty-seven years old
and have got three children, the eldest
stra!g ghtened up viii stick to savings
banks or Liberty bonds as I now see stocks
are too speculative for any one that does
rot know the game and cannot afford to
iose-H. c.
Answer-The Bethlehem Motors
Corporation went into the hands of
receiver last year. Efforts have been
made recently under a decree of the
United States District Court for East
ern Pennsylvania to sell the corpora
TONS plants, and bid of s55O,O00 is
under consideration. This sum, to-
gether with funds already in the hand.
of the receiver, would fall far short
of the liabilities, estimated to exceed
So, 100000 There would, therefore, be
nothing left for stockh olders.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Federal and Joint Stock
Bonds

Bid. AJAX. Yield.
Federal Farm loan 5s
1a3S-1sc3 1907 to1 100
Federal Farm Loan 5s.
I941-1S31 -. .i....... 1885 104 4.47
Federal Farm Loan 4hs.
Iess-1s24 ,............. sa1s Ioo.s AIS
Federal Farm Loan 4hs,
1sas-1ss3 .............. 9sh 1905 AIS
Federal Farm Loan 41as,
I337-1a2s s..........,1.. s9x 1907 400
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
New York State Bond.

Issued In coupon and registered forn,
terable. So
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Wants Diversified List

Question--Many thanks for your very
prompt and courteous reply TO my inquiry
ment. note what YOU say in reference to
their being of too high yield to be classed
as gnt-edge securities Now will you be
KING enough to advise as soon as II is
convenient The names Of ten high grade
long term bonds yielding around per
cent or, If any, per cent good high grade
bonds? say ten, because the party
whom | am getting this advice for is to
get about $4,000 soon and would like
her to diversity her investments in
about ten good bonds Of $500 denonina-
ton, or II that Is too small, kindly name
five good $1,000 bonds. ! would prefer
good railroad bonds or some fine public
service bonds like Bell Telephone. or what
ever you In your kindness may suggest.
Remember what I am after is aafety with
sistent The investments are for a woman,
and want something that she can put
away in a safe deposit vault and not be
worrying over all the time something
j NJ
Answer-We DO not think that your
friend needs to diversity a $4,000 in
vestment to the extent Of buying ten
bonds of $500 denomination. In the
first place. thev are not so easily
bought or sold as $1,000 pieces. Just
recently we were informed by an in
vestor that he had been trying for over
week to get a $500 piece OF a bond
for which an extremely active market
was maintained in 81 900 units. The
following bonds will probably meet
your requirements: Canadian Northern
Is, i941; selling to yield about per
cent; st. Louis & San Francisco prior
lien As. 1850, selling recently to yield
about SO per cent; Western Union
Telegraph 6]as, 1885, yielding about
81 per cent; United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland 5As, 1887, selling
around 102; Government of Sweden S.,
1889, yielding slightly less than per
cent
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest TO tn
cestors 'oiU be answered in this coll
un,n, in 'ohich case only initials 1Dill
De used. Others ,Uill be dnswered by
mail Address all inquiries. inctos-
ing stamped, addressed envelope, to
Ftnonc1al Editor. The Tribune, I54
Nassau Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02

Spp. ASNc4-
Air Reduction a -
Alb & Sus lS5
Alleg West ..looh
All Am Gable illi2 il3
All Realtv -
Anal Sugsr. s.
3 Bk Note pr : = .
Am Beet ; pr Q
Am Chicle pr so 20
Am Coal .. IS
Am Mat & 6 l2i2 l51.
An SNUFF pr - IS
An 81 Fy pr ee 9 !oo
Am sugar pr lOl lo2
a sum T TT - 81
Am Tel 4 C. 50 81
Am W Wks l21z I3
DO I pc Dr.. IS s.
Am WI pr. 81. go 9S
Am WOOL pr. lOo lc6 Z
Ann Arbor o.. IS 1917
do pr .. As A.
Art Metals. .. l4A l6ts
a D G. lst pr 81 SO
do I'd pr. 81 So
Allan Ref pr.1l4L Il515
Atlas Tack Is lss4
Aus Mich pr. SO s.
Auto Sales Co AZ <
do pr ... u l5j,
Bald Loco pr. ll2 ll3
Barnett Lea. 5lS& 50
do pr ... IS 50
Batopilas N. IL
Bayuk Bros. . 32
Go pr ... 80
Beech Creek. %
y Nut p pr. as los
Il = s PC pT.il2 ia
Booth Fish. t sls
B En- s I'd pr 251s 27
Bku Edison los JOS
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Chemical Stocks
Certificates of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes
New York City Bonds

AcceptapIe IN payment OF Fed,
N the dates Of maturifN
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02

ard spot and May. 12.e2hc. asked, and
electrolytic spot and May. 18c asked.
Lead quiet; New York spot, 3.25Q5.5oc,
and East st. Louis spot, 5.1o96.3Oc
Zinc, spot, s2e It's Cd; futures, s26 lbs.
East ST. Louis spot, &c asked.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Short Term Securities
New issue

Total sales stocks. 1.o43,9oo shares.
Total sales bonds. 31,s0o,o0o.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
London Metal Market

LONDON, May 1.-StandarHa Svpfss .. 81
spot, $50 15s; futures sov ,res 81
Electrolytic. spot. s64 los; fu'utat ;ntnrss
los. Tin, spot, s151 Us o. ,as sss
s153. Lead, spot, s24; fatul'rs "a IN
Zinc, spot, G26 IT'S Cd; tatureS' ~
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02

Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations OF stocks listed on Ii,
Stock Exchange in which there wsl.
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
tln was quiet, with Straits and Straits
shipments quoted at 8o.7543126c;
standard, so.;foc and 90 per cent, 1880
@so.s2ac 1si,ed. Copper quiet; stand
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
''Cap'n'' Shepard
Is Conversing
With Dame Nature

Once In a while most every fellow
takes a notion to HE out into the woods
or along the banks Of some quiet body OF
water to commune with nature-to rough
it. This kind of a notion struck Capt.
Dan Shepard several days ago but it was
not until Wednesday that he relented.
He boarded his yacht Martha and all
by himself chugged away toward Chloe
tawhatchee bay. and it is rumored that
he Is now Turing the members OF the
finny tribe from the select" fishin' spot
known only to he and the fishing bugs
Charlie Cottrell, and few others. for
instance.
Capt. Dan is expected to return Sat-
urday.
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Sevilles Romp On M'Voy In Last
Inning For Three Runs And Bill
Bell Holds Barracks Safe All Way
Four Singles Start Observation-Disclosures
Performs Well In Field,

After five scoreless innings Of play yes
terday afternoon the Sevilles romped on
McVoy's offerings in the sixth frame and
marked up a total of three runs, defeat
Ing the Barracks by 8 to Q.
Potts" Bell started in the box for the
Baracas but retired at the end OF the
first inning although he had retired the
SeVilies in order. McVoy took Up the
pitching burden and blanked the Sevilles
for four innings although he got into a
few tight places. He walked five men
and struck out six.
Bill Bell 10 Good,
Bill Bell pitched for the Seyilles and
held the Baracas to three scattered hits.
He struck out six men and allowed only
one free pass. The Barracks threatened
to score only once. McVey being strand
ed on third base in the fourth inning.
Sanchez Fields Brilliantly.
"Hucky'' Sanchez played great game
at short stop for the winners. He made
two good stops in the first inning, saving
Reilly and Bell from errors. Ike Grad
dock held down first base we'll while
Coleman made a one-hand catch OF Nc
Voy's drive in the last inning.
The Sevilles were held scoreless until
single to right field and Morris followed
with a safe blow over second base. Scar
rift famed but Reilly hit safely to right.
Villeneuve made a good pickup and
throw but could not prevent Sanchez
from scoring. Sara hit safely to center
and Morris and Reilly scored. Pinney hit
| to Lou Craddock who forced Sara at
third base and Pinney was doubled when
he tried to go to second on the play.
Four Sacrifices.
Four sacrifice hits were made during
| the game. the batsmen advancing runners
to third base on several occasions but the
winning punch was always missing.
The Navy will play the 7. NJ. c. A. this
afternoon. The Sailors are leading the
Twilight League by half game but a
defeat today would put them on an equal
footing with the Sevilles.
The box score:
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Clam swsap For Cubs
Wins intermediate
Tennis Tournament

Buck Moore won the singles cham
7onship Of the intermediate tennis tour
.rament yesterday afternoon by winning
salv-D,aved match with J. P. Stokes
- tie 7. NJ. c. A. court.
IT, doubles in the intermediate tour
Ne have not been completed, several
matches being scheduled for today
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PRACTICE RACES
This AFTERNOON
Expert Shippers and Their Crews VIII
Sail Against Pensacola's Upton
Sailors,

All shippers of the expert class are
asked to board the fish-class sloops this
afternoon to match their sailing skill
with the four shippers selected to repre-
sent Pensacola at the Upton regatta on
Mobile bay on Labor Day. This Is TO be
practice event and there will be no
regular meeting.
The races Will begin promptly at two
o'clock, but the sailors are asked to be
at the dock at 1880 with their crews as all
eight boats are needed in the events.
In the absence OF Capt. Rox Cowiey.
who will in Fairhope making arrange
.nents for the quarters of the Pensacola
yachtmen during the sailing classic, Capt.
Jim Watson viii assume the duties Of
the absent fiSh-class chairman. Adra!n
Langford will act as Judge.
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MEDAL PLAY GOLF
TOURNEY SATURDAY
Large Number Of Players VIII Compete
at Country cIub-Thrse Prizes to Be
Awarded.

The midsummer handicap medal play
golf tournament OF the Pensacola Coun-
try Club weather permitting will be play
ed over the Country Club course on Sat-
urday, August 10, 1922, play to begin at
100 D. M sharp Entrance fee viii be
one dollar.
Full handicaps, as posted on the Coun-
try Club bulletin board, will be allowed.
Rules for medal play will govern this
tournament.
The following players, with hadicaps
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Columbia Takes
Tenth Straight
Over Charlotte

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Aug. 17.-Three
home runs by Walker and two by
Vache, both of the Charleston club,
constituted the record made in today's
game between Charleston and Green
vile, of the South Atlantic League. In
winning, Charleston piled up % runs
and 81 hits. Score;
Ri z.
Greenvil1e ........ oo1 01o 2O1-5 II 4
Charleston .... 240 go 95x-2S 81 2
Padsett Atkinson, Hanson n
Damn; O'Neill and Land. Won Kol-
ritz.
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Casey Boy Scouts
To Meet Tonight

There will be a regular meeting Of
the K. Of c. Troop, Boy Scouts OF
America. at the X. OF G. Han this ev-
arIr~ At seven o'clock. All scouts
should be present to receive further
training. Announcement will be made
of a trip across the bay soon. All
candidates wishing to join the troop
should report at tonight's meeting.
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cueto Plays SensationaIiy

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Aug. l7.-Mobhe
NON two games from Little Rock here to-
dsv as a result Of the wildness of Little
Rock pitchers, the scores were 10 to )
and to /. Shortstop Cueto, former
National Lacquer, Joined Mobile and
fielded and hit sensationally. Scores:
Mobile ........I6O 002 OoI-1o Is
Little Rock . $4,000. 900 100 wv ~
Henry and Baker; CVengros' "iillana
and Lapan.
Second game
TIt+la Rock .......... .OO1 900 0-1
Fuhr and Baker; Warmoth and Lapan'
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TWILIGHT MANAGERS
WILL MEET TONIGHT

All managers and captains Of Twilight
League teams are requested TO attend a
meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight at
tshl o'clock. Some important business
will be discussed including the league IL
naces and a date for closing the Twilight
League season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
Figland Park Will
Play Heights Team

The Figland Park team and East
Pensacola Heights will clash on the
lattsr's diamond Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. These teams are about
evenly matched SO a close game is on
tap for local baseball bugs.
Malcolm Smith will probably pitch
for FiglaId Park with Davis catching
while Mac Lewis and Cordenas will
constitute the Heights battery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
BRENT TO PLAY AT
MUSCOGEE SUNDAY

The fast Brent team will play Muscogee
Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock on the
Muscogee field A good game IS expect
ed as both team will use their star pitch-
ers. The batteries will be as 1oIlo"s'
Muscogee-Ennis and Lewis; Brent-Iai-
lagher and Sperduto.
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ANY member Of the club whose name is
not listed and who desires to enter should
take tho mater up with the tournament
committee through Mr.. J. P. Jones i'm
rnediateiy.
The following prizes will be awarded:
First Prige-One dozen golf balls: second
prize-one- half dozen golf balls; third
prize one.fourth dozen golf balls.
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Summary: Stolen base-Pinney; sac
rifice hits-NcMurray, Sara, B. Bell, I.
Craddock; bases on oalls-off McVoy 5,
off B. Bell 1 struck out by McVoy 6, by
B. Bell 6; hit by pitcher-by B. Bell (P.
Be1D; wild pitch-McVoy; passed balls
Sara 2, Roukey 1; double play. Grad
dock to P. Bell to McVoy to I.
Craddock; left on bases-SevilIes 4. Ba-
racas 5.
Umpire-M Lewis: time OF game 1905.
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coIumbla takes rwo More

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Aug. 17.-Co-
'umbia made it ten straight wins by
taking both ends of a doubleheader
from Charlotte. by scores of 20 1,
ana to l. Warwick hit home run
in me fifth inning OF the second game.
First game;
R.H.E.
Columbia ......... o2o o10 Go :
Charlotte .......... 00G oO1 0--1 0
Garrison and Warwick; Davis and
Kay
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MOBILE WINS TWO
EAS YGAMES WITH
TRAVELLER OUTFIT
Former Big Lacquer Plays
Short-Stop For Bears and Has
Great Day
ATLANTA TAKES SECOND
STRAIGHT WITH NOOGANs
Memphis Shows Bates Under
New Orleans Evens Series
With Nashville.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 17.-Memphis bats
men got Is hits off Bates, Birmingham
pitcher today, winning 5 to 2. Four OF
the hits were doubles. Fowlkes braced up
after a bad first inning and pltcheo
steady ball. Score:
Memphis . ............C11 O2o OIX-o 10
Bates. and Robertson; F'owlkes ano
Taylor.
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BUSH WINS EIGHTH
STRAIGHT VICTORY
BY BEATING TIGERS
Red Sox Win Double From
White Sox-Ferguson Allows
But Three Hits
TILLIE WALKER GETS
TWENTY-EIGHTH HOMER
Browns Are Held Scoreless BY
Mogridge But Romp on Relief
HurIer In Ninth.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE New
York Americas made it two out Of
three from Detroit today, winning the
tr4rd game If the series Z to /. Joe
Bush was obliged to retire because Of
the heat after pitching eight strong
innings. It was his Sth straight vic
tory. Score;
RH.E.
Detroit .......... 900 600 o10-1 0
New York ..... 10 400 10x--7 0
Dauss, Moore and Bassler, Woodall;
Bush, Jones and Schang.
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seuthern Association

Little Rock 81; Mobile 1915.
Atlanta 8; Chattanooga !.
Memphis 5: Birmingham 2.
Nashville 4; New Orleans 5.
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international League.

Jersey City 80; Toronto 20. (seeond
game Z innfngs.)
Newark l; Buffalo is.
Reading 6; Syracuse 2.
Baltimore 5; Rochester 3.
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American League.

Boston 3-5: Chicago 81.
Philadelphia 8; Cleveland 1.
New York Z; Detroit 1.
Washington 8; St. Louis 8.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18

National League.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
American League.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
Southern Association
New Orleans at Nashville.
Chattanooga at Atlanta.
Birmingham at Memphis (two gameS)
Mobile at Little Rock 1.-TWO games).
Florida State League.
Daytona at Orlando.
Lakeland at Jacksonville.
Tampa at st. Petersburg.
twilight League
Navy VS.. Y. N. c. A.
Junior Twilight League
Troop Four VS.. Nationals.
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Junior twilight League.
OBELISKS WIN FROM
BLUE MOONS EASILY
HenrIekson Gives Up Only TWO H'fs
While Scouts Bunch Hits OFT -
Smith.

The Obelisks won easily from the Blue
Moons yesterday afternoon by to ..
Henrickson gave up only two hits but
the Blue Moons scored two runs on err
ForB.
The Obeliske scored six in the first IN
ming by punching hits off Paul Smith
but we're unable to hit him hard there
after.
Score by innings.
obausEz ....so1 Oh
Blue Moons '.-''AVV =
Hsnrickson and yalenzino; ?. Smith
and Forsythe.
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PelIcans Even Series

NASHVILLE, Aug. 17.-New Orleans
evened up the series here today by tax
ing the second game from Nashville TO
4. MiIjus pass to Tacker in the nlntn n
with two out and singles by Ewald and
Rob Smith gave New Orleans the win
ming run. Score:
Nashville .....,..... COZ Olo 1oV-4 l!
walker and HevIng; Miljus and D.
Smith.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-18
HubbsH Takes Own Game

rrNCINNATI. Aug. 17.-Hubben not
orrv pitched Brilliantly for Philadelphia
tssy shutting out the Reds. but won
ts own game with a two Dagger in the
I'M. scoring the only ran of the contest
es single by Parkinson. Score:
r. H. E.
psnsdelphia ........ 900 010 00O-1
cs--,rnati ........... 900 600 Oo0-o
Hub5eu and Henline; Couch, Keck and
T1go.
Clean Sweep For Cubs
CHICAGO. Aug. 17.-Chicago made a
ceaa sweep Of the series with Boston
J.. taking the final game Z TO ?. 1t was
ChicsEo's seventh successive victory
Boston has failed to win single game
here this season. Score:
Boston ...............01 0 900 1902 S ?
Cs,cago 900 O01-60x-7 :
0eschger and ONeill; Stueland, Jones
ard OFarTeIl.