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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-08-31
MISS ORREL HUTCHINSON
AND ALBERT JENSEN WE'D

The marriage of Miss Orrel
Hutchinson, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Hutchinson,
of Seattle, to Mr.. Albert Jensen
of Lynden, was solemnized in the
Green Lake church of Seattle at
o'clock Friday, August IS, the
Rev. Albert Lathrop officiating.
Mrs. Ivan Kilgore presided at
the pipe organ, and preceding
the ceremony, 80 Promise Me-
was sung by Mr.. Leslie Sorenson,
of LINDEN, cousin of Mr.. Jensen.
"At Dawning" was sung by Miss
Amanda Nessen of Lynden, and
Because" was sung by Miss Jes-
sic Wilson, recently from Scot
land.
The brides gown of white can
ton crepe, beautiful in its simpli-
city of design was decorated with
orange blossoms on low-waisted
girdle. Her bridal veil, which
! just touched the floor, was caught
up and held in place by sprigs
| of jasmine. Circles of budded
jasmine at the temples softened
the caps effect. Her boquet was
| Ophelia and Cecil Bruner roses
mingled with pink sweet peas
and water lilies, encircled with
maiden hair fern.
Mr.. Robert Sorenson of Bel
lingham was groomsman and the
Messrs. Earl Woodwork of Nook
sack and Leslie Sorenson of Lyn-
| den were ushers.
A reception at the home fol-
lowed the ceremony. About fifty
of the friends and relatives ga
thered to make merry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen went to
Portland and Seaside on their
wedding trip. They are now at
home in Lynden, at the house
formerly occupied by the Cation
family.
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WISER LAKE

Mrs. Rosenburg of Anaconda,
Montana, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. G. F. Dahlquist.
Miss Ethel Walsh visited her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parks. also Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Til
lotsen at Sumas, last week.
Miss Edna Anderson was a
Seattle visitor over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Alexander
motored to Seaside, Oregon, last
week.
Mr., and Mrs. c. A. Benson and
family of Nooksack and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Dahlquist and fam
lily of Fairview were Sunday din
ner guests at the G. F. Dahlquist
home.
Miss Ethel Walsh left for Col
vile, Wash, Sunday, where she
will teach the coming year.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-08-31
NEWS OF WHATCOM COUNTY

After a shut down for several
months the Miller single mill
in Sumas opened with full crew
last week. The mill employs 20
to 25 men.
Five homes that are to be Oc-
cupied by veterans who have been
allotted lands in the White Bluff
land settlement colony near Su-
mas, have been completed by
the state, and five other resi-
dences which the allottees them
selves have constructed are ready
for occupancy. Work on 2S other
houses is under way. Wells have
been sunk for 3S farm tracts.
Main street, Ferndale, is now
paved it's entire length from the
river to the town limits. The 16
foot strip of concrete necessary
to connect a gap from third street
to the county's new Mountain
View road was laid in a few
hours last week. After it has
been allowed to harden for
thirty days, the road will be
ready for use.
A meeting of taxpayers from
the Ferndale district met with
the school board of Ferndale last
week to discuss the problem of
transporting pupils to the high
school this year, but took no ac-
ton on the matter. Owing to the
school debt it is unlikely that
there will be transportation fur
nished this year.
Last week the Great Northern
railway moved out from the
Blaine yards 60 car loads of
shingles, part of which have been
accommodating for some time on
account of the shOpmen's strike.
If these cars had not been moved,
the local mills would have had
to shut down for a while.
The fire department of Nook
sack has decided to build gar
age to house the fire apparatus.
on the city lots next to the town
hall. The building will be a
frame structure with concrete
floor.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-08-31

Mrs. r. j. Leo who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. J. e. Pin
EFT, in Pueblo, Colorado, through
the summer, reached Lynden on
Tuesday. She started this morn
ing for her home in Portland,
taking with her her three child
rem, who have spent the summer
with their aunt, Miss Ruth Will
liams, at the home of c. r. Wor-
then. Miss Williams accompanied
them as far as Everett.
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-
GREENWOOD
"AUNT SARAH JONES" TO
ENTERTAIN AT TEN MILE

The p. T. and Y. p. c. will
give a Pie Social and play Fri
day evening at the Ten Mile
Grange Hall. The benefits VIII
go towards the final payment
on the piano.
The characters of the play,
Aunt Susan Jones" are as fol-
ows:
Mrs. Markley, Mrs. S. D. Wal
ston; her daughter, Susan Are
belle, Mrs. Marie Gilman; her
niece, Anna Wilson, Gertrude
Wolfe; Mr.. Saldersrac, Cecil Ur-
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Legion to Give Dance

Invitations have been received
for a dance to be given Friday
evening at Hawley's Hall, by the
American Legion boys. Music will
be furnished by the Synco Five.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-08-31

Miss Elizabeth Stuurman spent
a few days this week with rel
atives in Seattle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
GOLDEN GATE PARK IN LEAD
AS PRODUCER OF SANDLOTTERS

Gate Park boys are up in tho ma Tors
keeping their teams in front in tho
pennant race" Baum continued.
walter Mails is burning over
strikes for Cleveland. and Doran is
playing the outficld for the same
club. Bert Cole and Carl Holdings
are pitching for Detroit. and Dutch
Rcuthcr is doing the same for tho
brooklyn Nationals
Harry Heilmann. who led tho
American boa.-ue In batting last sea-
son. is near the top again this year.
He Is In Dotroits outheld. The Gin
cinnati Nationals have Louis Fonseca.
sammy Rohne. Babe pincll and
Jimmie Caveney In their inneld.
George Kelly ia in the outer garden
for the New York Yankees, and Bill
cunningham is catching hard ones
or the fence for the Giants.
"Onher sprouts from tho big grass
patch making ready for the big
time are Armstrong. inieldcr for st.
Paul; Joe Connolly. in Little Rocks
outheld. and Gene Valla. the San
Francisco outheld"r who is batting
3a3 in his first season"
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[ by Associated Press.1

SAN FRANCISCO. July l5.-The
twelve-acre grass field In San Fran
cisco's Golden Gate Park from which
came Willie Kamm. inielder. recent
~ sold for 100000 by the San Fran
cisco Coast League Club to the Chi
cRgo Americans. has produced scores
OF other well-known professional
baseball players. on It's wide OK
panse ten or more games frequently
are In progress, and from II arc re
cruitcd keen youngsters for semi
pro teams. If they make good with
the semipros. the boys may be given
a trial with the Coast League. and
thence many of them go to the major
leagues.
Il suppose no 'sandlot' In the coun-
try has produced more good play
ers than Golden Gate Park" remark
Cd Charlie Baum. when no heard that
khmm was tn play with tho White
SoN next season Baum. himself a
product OF the park. quit baseball last
year after pitching twenty years.
and most OF that time in tho Coast
League.
Right now bunch of tho Golden
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.HORNSBY HAS CHANCE
TO EQUAL BANS MARK
But HcrcuIcan Effort Will Be
Necessary to Reach
Ru,h's Record.
tRv Associated Prcss.l

ST, LOUIS. July ls.-Al,hough his
total Of tweniy-four home runs
which gives him tho major league
circuit driving championship So far
mis- season. is eight behind the
record Of ,hirty-tw". which "Ra he"
Ruth piled M AZ this time last year.
II sta! is possible for Rogers Horns
hy. star second haseman for the -,
Louis Cardinals, by a herculean feat
to equal Che Ramhtno's record break
ing total OF hf,y-nine homers made
in 1921.
Hornshy has hcen on long dis
lance batting spree and in the last
two weeks has connected with seven
four base hits. averaging one every
other day II he should maintain
that average he would equal Ruths
gigantic total. as he has seventy
games remaining 10 no played this
year In which he can try 10 add
thirty I'VE more home runs
Blu, the ;ea; OF maintaining this
average appears improbable. for
Hornshy drove out on!y four hOmers
in April hit nine in May and col
lccted four during June and. except
ing the pas; fortnight. the home-run
hitting was not consistent or any
where close To The average OF one
every two days
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Totals ..........3o 3 2 % II
'Ratted for Bennett in ninth.

''"Tt ny TIHIHEN. Il.
Wilson .............. 900 DOL ooo--l
Nortolk ..............00 600 l20 0ox-3
Summary: Two-base hits-Gallag-
her. Roth. Sacrifice hits. Adams.
Nermilyea, Riggs. Stolen bases
Adams. Burke t2), Carey t2), Gallag-
her. Left on hases-Wilson. 10; Nor
FOLK. g.. Struck out-Bennett Q:
Stanley. I Rasas on halis-Bennett.
3: Stanley. |. Hit ny pitched ball
by Rennett tRoth; by Stanley
tWaiker. Time. l;52. Umpires. Ortiz
and Wright
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% STAR ATHLETES
LOST BY SYRACUSE

SYRACUSE: y Y. July Is
Twenty-rine stellar Syracuse Uni
versitv athletes passed from thu COL
legiate arena as 4 result 81 the 1922
con- menc~msnt. tho university attn
ietic association announced today
In track and cross country. two
feet Orange runners are lost 10 the
forces ~ Coach Tom Kcane. Cap.
tain. Bcnry Leonard. OF the track
team. and Captain Morris ("Tink")
FallTan, ~ tho cross country toau.
VIII wear the Syracuse colors NO
NOR. Baseball loses some veterans
Ia Captain SCOTS" ingalls,. LAWN
and Irwin. Football doesn't suffer
heavily but three veterans are
slated TO be missing when Coach
Chick" Meehan sounds the rallying
call In September Captain Gulick.
Thompson and Hers are the men to
go.
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N|NTH-|NN|NC RALLY
WINS FOR PH|LL|ES
Eastern Team Scores Deciding
Tally in Last Frame,
Beating Cubs.
Try Associated Press.l

CHICAGO, July lS.---hn error Of
emission by Tonsy Kaufman cost
him his own game today when Phila-
delphia staged rinth-inninE rally
and defeated Chicago, to !. in the
nrst game or the series. With one
out and man on first and second
Wrightstone grounded Ia Kaufman,
who had plenty Of time to start n
double play. via third base. hut in
stead threw Ia second. which let
Lee reach third and WriRhtstone
frst. Henlinc followed with single.
sending the tNinr run home. and
Weinerts double sent Wrightstone
home with tho winning run. Hack
Millcr's home-run drive. his third in
two days. gave Chicago lis only run.
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SCHMIDT RE|NsTATED
BY CAR Of BASEBALL
Premier Backstop of Pitts.
burgh Nationals Will Re.
port at Once.
port at Once.
LRv AssNciated Pre.s.l

PITTSBURGH. July is,-Walter
schmidt premier hackstop Of tho
Pittsburgh Nationals. who has been
h"ldout all season, has been rein
stated by Judge lands. baseball
commissioner. and Will report IN tho
pirates At once. II was announced
her" tonight by Sam Drcyfuss. OF the
Pirates
schmidt has h"cn awaiting Judge
Lands decision at his home in
Modesto. Cal, since overtures from
Bill Mcketchnie. manager, wcre &C
ceptcd several days ago.
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CARDINALS ADVANCE AT
EXPENSE OF NEW YORK
St. Louis Nationals Cut Lead
of Giants to a Game and a
Half Yesterday.
Try Associated Press.I

ST, LOUIS. MO. July is.-st. Louis
cut New York's lead in tho National
League TO game and half by
winning the hrst or the series today.
20 3, Batting rallies against Ryan
in the second and third accounted for
the Cardinal runs. The Giants rail-
lied in the ninth when double. a
pass and M infeld hit filled the
bases with only one out. but only
ono run resulted While Haines was
batted hard at tir:es, he frightened UP
in the plnches and accounted for
three OF the locals runs. Score:
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VICTIM OF TENDLER
GOING BACK TO RING
fBy Tinted Neu.,

PHILADELPHIA July l5.-pohby
barrett, the red haired ligh,weight.
VINO was beaten So badly by Lew
lend!er recently that there were rc-
ports OF his death tho day af,or. viii
fetNfn 70 the Tirg IN night with
Iher!ie White Of Chicago on July
Il They are to 20 10 eight rounds
10 no decision In Shihe Park. phlla-
delphia. according to Jimmy Dough
erty. manager OF Barrett.
Barrett was partly phralyzed FOR A
few days as a result ~ the body
punching no got from Trufler. but Is
reported 20 be In good shame again.
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RUETHER IS DRIVEN
FROM BOX BY PIRATES
Brooklyn's Star Moundsman
Knocked Out by Pittsburgh,
Who Finally Win. 80.
IBy Associnted rrcss.l

PITTSBURGH. PA. July l5.-Pitts-
burEh won from Brooklyn today. 3
to >. In ten innings after coming
from behind and driving Ruether
from the box In tho eighth when they
hutted tho score on Ave hits Tho
Pirates won in the tenth on Carsys
single. Righee's sacrifice. and Tier
neys double. The visitors made five
double plays. Score:
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SUSPEND GUILLEMOT
FOR OUTLAW RAGING

rARIS. Jnly lb.-Joscf Glullcmot.
French Olympic 5000 meter cham
pion, has heen suspended for two
months hy the French Athletic Fed
GRAFTON because he participated In an
outlaw meet In Bllboa. Spain
GuillemOt will he unable to com
pete In tho thirty-hrst French ath-
let!c championships. scheduled to
tako place tomorrow. due TO his sus-
pension. Frances foremost athletes
are entering in the latter meet.
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Portsmouth

Newport News Ono Inn mn
Portsmouth 0Oo mn nv
Summary Co.,,nz -. -, ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
TRUCKERS HIT TIMELY
AGAINST NEWPORT NEW
Builders Turned b ack by
Portsmouth in Deciding
Game Of Series.
pecial to The Times-pispatch.1

PORTSMOUTH. VA. Jnlv Is
Portsmouth turned Newport News
back again today. winning the mai
game Of the series. s to z. Timely
hitting by the Truckers spelled de-
feat for the visitors, who were un-
able to do much with the delivery
Of 500. He held them to six scat
tered hits. Lucas was none too
steady. passing three and yielding
seven hits. The Truckers bingles
came. however. when they were most
oppor,une. Smith, Dowell and Dangs
hit we'll for the visitors the latter
Getting three haEEcr. The score:
Newport Nrxxs
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TARS DEFEAT LEADERS,
WHILE BUGS WRANCLE
Stanley Outpitchcs Bennett,
and Is Given Gilt-Edge
Backing.
IspecIal to The Timcs.nisnatch |

NORFOLK. VA. July Is.-Norfolk's
eouthpaw. stanley, slearIv outpitched
BENNETT In the ptnches and the locals.
ny hitting oprortunely i'm the fourth
and hth. took the final game of the
series with Wilson by the score OF
to |.
Norfolk'S infcld displayed top form
In hacking STANLEY Wilson players
were wranElinE among Themselves
MathaC attempting Ia fight Quinn in
the duFout and Rcnnctt appealing
10 Manager icarn. charging that
crouch made no attempt to ncld one
OF his throws I" nrst
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DRIVER. loses LIFE
ON FRENCH TRACK
fBy AssocIat. d p.nss l

5TRAsBURG, July "Biasgo
Nakxaro. was Killed ou,rlghr while
his mechan!cian, GerEamo. suffered A
broken arm and leg when 'hc'r car
turned turtle going around ,h@ Fn.z
helm Hairp!n Curve.
Deviscavo. IN French car. a Du-
gatt!, finished second. His time va.
Z hours and Is m,nuteD ara :
seconds.
Marc. also driving a French DuSat-
81. VIVA xhtsc-
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Totals
Pittsburgh.

IVtdIN ...... ~ 3 : 8" ID
zone our when winning run scored.
tRatted for Adams in eighth.
HATED for Glazner In ninth.
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FonthnIlcr. Select Cnmp.

SYRACUSE July l5.-Syracusc
University's football squad will train
from September To September 90
al. n camp on Oneida Lake. Tho
orange athletic chiefs. including
Graduate Manager "Cy" Thurs;on
ana Head Coach Chick" Meehan.
after an inspection OF many places.
are ready 1" recommend Ray Shore
Inn ut Lower South Ray as.the train
ing quarters for the Syracuse Erldlron
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
COLTS TAKE FINAL,
ROCKY MOUNT GAME
CONTINUED From First Pase1

the ninth and was responsible for the
Tarhcels picking up one more. He
ran In on Bates liner and II went
through him for two hagger. On
walkers Eronndcr, the runner was
safe when Thompson made had
throw I" Weafcr. Thompson fell
down In getting Winston's ROLLER.
hut threw Walker out at second
Com's" ~ then ended the game by
starting double play in which
thompson aud Weaf"r figured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
Senator. Aftsr PITCHER.

LOS ANGELES. July l6-Joe Engle
scout Of tho Washington Americans
Is after Pitcher George Waiberg, of
the Portland Coast League baseball
club. William Klepper. one Of the
Portland owners. announced or his
arrival here
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NEW YORK YANKS LOSE
GAME TO WHITE HOSE
Chicago Americans Take II.
Inning Contest From Goth.
antics. 3-to.2 Score.
Iny Assoclatcd prcss.l

NEW YORK, July l5-New York
lost chance 10 take the American
League lead from ~. Louis today by
dropping twelvr-i inning struggle 10
Chicago. : to ?. while the Browns also
lost Srhalk's hitting. which in
Guided 4 home run. was big factor
IN thicagos victory. Sheeley's In
heid hit. Schalk's out, and Johnston's
single gave the White Sox the win
ming tallcy In tho tweltth. Score:
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st. Louis.

New York ........... 900 ol0 lol-3
81 Louis ............. o5l GOO 00X-i
summary: Two-base hits-Torror-
Ger. Kelly. Bancroft. Snyder. Sacrifice
Stock. Double pla y--Torporcer
Hornsby and Fournier; Flack and
Fournier: Kelly and Bancroft Left,
on bases-New York. 10: 81. Louis
= Bases on balls-ofr Ryan. 3: OF
Halnes, 5: of Douglas, 2. Struck out
by Ryan. ] by Haines. s; by Doug
las, !. Hits-ort Ryan. in s innings;
of Douglas. in 2 innings. Hit by
pitcher-hy Hatnes. tRawlinEs)
Wild pitch--Ryan, 2 Losing pitcher
Ryan. Umpires. liar, and o'pay.
Time. 2:lo
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summary: Two base hits-Ramo.
Finnegan. Rowland. Oldring. Bates.
Three-hase ts-Thompson. stolen
oases-Batea. Oldring. Steinbrenner.
Sacrifice hits-Aragon. Ramos. Kei-
Ter, ThompHon. Double plays-Fin-
negan to Comiskey TO weafer: Co
miskey 20 Thompson to Weafer. Bases
on hhlis-on Finnesan. 4: off Fried,
y struck "ut-hy Finnegan, 8: by
Fried. B. Time OF game. 1:4b UNI
pires. Breslin and Blackburn.
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BROWNS ARE SHUT our /
BY WASHINGTON CREW
ST. Louis Loses Opening Came
to Senator'S, When Mo-
gridgc Is Unhittable.
Try Associated pres.1

WASHINGTON, July 15.-MogridRe
kept 81. Louis hits scattered today
and Washington took the opening
game OF the series. 2 to 0. An error
by McManus. pass by Wright, Har-
ris' double. and singles by shanks
and Mogridse gave the locals their
roRs In the second inning. Score:
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C0BB'S TIGERS BEAT
BOSTON RED SOx, 20
Detroit Whi.ewashes Bean
Eating Clan, With Pitcher
Pillctte in Form.
EBy Associated Prcss.l-

BOSTON. July 15.-Pillette kept
Boston's hits scattered today while
Detroit bounced four Of Its seven hits
IN IN" sixth inning for two runs. the
VISITORS winning. , to 0. Burns made
three Of B"ston's hits. Blues single,
iiancN'S hunt. Cohbs double. singles
by Ncach and HeIlmann. and C.lark's
sacriHc" ny. gave the Tigers their
two runa in the sixth. II was nos
toms NTH straight defeat. Score:
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C|NCY REDS WIN FIRST
CLASH WITH HUB CREW
Initial Contest of Series Is
Captured by Ohioans in
Last Half of Ninth.
nv Associated Press

CINCINNATI. July ls--The Reds
Won the first game OF the Boston
series, TO ? today in the last half
OF the ninth inning scoring the
deciding run on walk "a Burns.
safe hunt by Daubert and a single
TO right by Harper. score:
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phIlndeluhin.

cleveland ............ 900 OOo llO--2
Philadelphia ..........0 600 600 600
summary: Two base hi,-Wood.
Three base hir speaker. stolen
ases-founE. o'Neill. Jameson sac
rihce-Gardner. Double play-Young
10 Galloway; Galloway to Hauscr;
Wamhy To Sewell to McInnis; Sewcll
10 Wamhy 10 McInnis. Galloway to
Young 10 Hauser. Left on bases
cleveland 3: Philadelphia. 6. Rases
on haHs-on Covelcskie, 4: of Rom
mel. ]. Struck out--by Coveleskic, .;
ny Rommel. 2. Hits-ofT Rommel, S
In innings: or sullivan, mono in I
inning. III, by pitchcr-by Cove
leskie. 'Mille). Umpires. Nallin.
CHI! and Walsh. Losing pitcher
Rommel Time. 1912.
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'Ratted for Pi'tenEnr in seventh.
tBatted for Ferguson in seventh.
tRa'tcd for ricrcy In ninth
Score by innings. r.
Detroit ............ Ooo o2n GOO
BOSTON ............ 600 900 600
summary: Two-hnsc hi,s-Cobh,
Manion. Sacrifices Han"y. Clnrk
Double play--E. Smith 10 Pratt 10
Ru"l "a Pratt. Lief; on bases De-
troll. 6. Boston. 2 IlaseE on balls 49,
off Piilette. 3. OF Ferguson. / struck
out-hy Piliette. I: by Ferguson. a..
by Piercy. ]. Hits-or Ferguson. 6
in {: off Piercy. in 2 Losing PITCH
er--FerEuson. rmpirss Connolly
and Owens. Time. iiO
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sonth-rn A..ocfnt,or

Atlanta. s. Memphis. 9. Called end
seventh inning permit teams 10 catch
trainD
Nashville. }: Mobile. 9.
Chattonooga, 2; New Orleans, !.
La'le Rock. (; Sirmf5shamsa
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INDIAN MOUNDSMAN
BLANKS MACK TEAM
Stan Covclcskic Holds Alh-
letics to Three Scattered
Bingles, Winning, 20.
NE Associatnd Press.l

PHILADELPHIA. July l5-Stan-
ley Coveleskie held Philadelphia to
three hits and Cleveland won the
first game OF the series. . to 0. a
Wild throw 10y kommcll gave tho
visitors run in the seventh Rom
nell was found for eight hits, in
Guiding triple by Speaker and a
double by Wood score:
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No ncmp.-y-Greh Rou,.

FITTSBI RIO, JnIy lb.-Announcc-
ment tina, the proposed Harry Greb-
Jack Demps@v bout here on Labor
Day would not take place was made
by John Roll, Pittsburgh promoter
Bell stated that had keRyns acceDted
his offer. made nearly two weeks
ago. hn could have arranged the
bout for Labor Day. but that the time
was now too snort In which 70 maze
preparations.
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BOSTON, July la.-Buu HunneneId
shortstop on the Dorchester team
or tho Rost"n Twilight League. has
signed contract with the Philadel-
phta Athletics
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Hephnl.tos win. D.,bx

&MPlRE CITY TRACK. YONKERs.
y y. July lS.--Hephaistos won tho
Empire CITY Derby today. covering
me miie and quarter In 2:07 and
delchtlng I.ctterman by two lenGthh.
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'Nan Tor Fctors In eIghth.
tRstted for Hartmann in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ........ ono 600 oo2-2
Chicago ...........O 900 Oo1 O00-l
summary Two-has hits--Leslie,
weinert, Home run Miller. Stolen
hase-E rug Standardization
t2). HonoCher Double plavs--
Fletcher To Parkinson to Leslie:
Fletcher 10 Parkinson. Left on
ases'-Phiiadclphia. s; Chicago. s.
Bases on hRlls-or Weinert. 3: off
Kaufman ?. Struck out--hy Eauf-
mann. J: by wcincrt. 2. Umpires,
Rigler and Moran. Time, l:4S