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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-05-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.. Schoenhof1
motored to Albany Wednesday.
Mrs. Jos. Parker of St. Paul is
visiting with relatives and friends in
Sank Centre. . p .. ..,f
Miss Fern Dobbs left Saturday fol
a weeks visit with friends in Mime.
apolis and ST. Paul.
Mrs. c.. H. Cooper of WesJport
spent Friday of last week shopping
in Sank Centre.
Miss Victoria Meyer visited with
friends in St. Cloud Wednesday Of
this week..
Misses Beatrice and Juverna Pend
roy visited with relatives over Satur.
day and Sunday at St. Cloud.
Miss Ida Schmidt who teaches al
West Union visited in Sank Centre
Friday and Saturday.
Louis Ecknrod of St. Clouc
visited over the week end with friends
in Sank Centre.
Mrs. J. F., Coyle left Monday
morning to visit her son Earl, who is
confined in hospital in St. Paul.
Miss Stella Houghton of St. Paul
came up Saturday and will spend q
week here visiting with her mother
Miss Katherine Moopman of Chero-
kee, Iowa, arrived Saturday to attend
her brothers wedding which took
place Tuesday.
Misses Florence Early and Florence
Spreitzer of the local schools visited
in Fergus Falls Saturday of last
week.
Mrs. J. C.. Vallikett of Payette,
Idaho arrived Friday of last week
and will make her home here in this
city.
Among the very best: The popular
Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis. Up to
date. Good service. Popular prices.
Centrally located.-Adv. 51-52.
George Robischon of St. Cloud
visited over the week end with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Robis-
chon. Mrs. Robischon accompanied
her son back Sunday, returning to
Sank Centre Monday.
J. j. Boobar left Monday for q
short visit in St. Cloud and st. Paul
enroute to his home in Washington
d: c., after attending the funera
of his sister; the late Mrs. c. G.
Tobey.
Miss Mary Hudson left for Paynes'
vile Monday after spending the
past few months in Sank Centre car
ing for her aunt, Mrs. c. G.. Tobey,
Mrs. Kitty Hansen of the Style
Shop returned Saturday evening from
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at Sank Centre Thursday afternoon.
.-Melrose Beacon.
Miss Ann and Mary Gallagher of
St. Cloud spent the week end with
their sister, Mrs. Ben Dubois.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Burgess drove
to- St. Cloud Wednesday returning
today, Thursday. They had as
guests Mesdames E. o. Davis, w. A.
Moore and J. M. Ward.
Mrs. Frank Unger and daughter
Regina spent Friday and Saturday of
last week in ST.. Paul. They attend
ed the exercises of the Nurses Grad
uating class of St. Josephs Hospital
Friday evening of which Miss Marie
Unger was graduate.
In honor of Miss Louise Borgmann
graduate of the 1922 class, Mrs.
Ben. Dubois very delightfully."- enter
tained-20 of Miss Borgmann's friends
Saturday afternoon May IS. The af-
ternoon was spent in Bridge after
which lunch was served the following
guests: Misses Alta Anderson, of
Alexandria; Ermalin Borgmann, Idel-
la Jenc, Corene Schroeder, Luella
Steiner, Majorie Rezenechek, Lucy
Schwartz, Myrtle Hillerud, Isabel
Conkey, Ariel Whipple, Laone Evans,
Ruth Borgmann, Maude Robinson,
Bernice Coffee, Inez Brown, Eileen
Brown, Madonna Brown, Madeline
Kinsella and Pauline Klonne. Misses
Mary and Ann Gallagher, sisters Of
Mrs. Dubois of St. Cloud assisted
her
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G.. L. JOHNSON co.
The Victrola Dealers For Sank Centre

Minneapolis where she selected heI
display for the summer season.
Mrs. Russell Cooper was called to
St. Paul Saturday by the serious i'll
ness # her father, N. E. Nutting.
ting. ~.
100 hats at $500 each for Saturday
May 20, from 2 P. M. to P. M. About
25 hats at $500 each; same hour.
Kitty Hansen, Style Shop.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.[G. Bergman at
tended the wedding of their niece
Miss Irene WINNER of St. Cloud
Tuesday. " VIC. .s9-' 80 - -
Mrs. Clara Smith of St. Paul ar
rived Saturday, and was the guest OF
her sister Mrs. Geo. Rice and moth
er over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Tobey left Monday
noon for her home in Osakis after
attending the funeral of Mrs. C. C.
Tobey, Sunday.
Mrs. R. M. Hopple and Mrs. Chas
Fiesler and daughter Jean visited
with friends in Sank Centre Saturday
Miss Nell Hansen accompanied them
to the cities Sunday.
Fred Mossman and son Paul of
Ward Springs visited with friends
and relatives Monday of this week
Paul's many friends will be glad to
know that he is recovering from his
misfortune which occurred last win
ter.
Mrs. VIM. DeLaurief' visited with
Mrs. J. D. Mccullough and Mrs
D. C. WanCamp of Melrose Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
The Christian Mothers Society of
st. Pauls Church will give coffee
at Mrs. A. J. Arneson's home Thurs
day May 25th. All cordially invited.
ADV. pd.
Mrs. w. c.. Elliot left Saturday
sof last week for Minneapolis to
visit with her son Davis of that
city.
ALL HATS AT THE FASHION
SHOPPE ONE-HALF PRICE FRI
DAY AND SATURDAY.-Adv.
Guy Mickey, formerly of this city,
but now of Pelican Rapids, visited
with Sank Centre friends Thursday
and Friday of last week.
All hats at the Fashion Shoppe one
half price Friday and Saturday adv
Mrs. J. C.. Kinsella and son went
to Glenwood Friday for visit with
Mr.. Kinsella who is located in that
place.
Mrs. Margaret Bennett who has
been visiting with friends for the
past few months left for Minot, N.
d. where she will visit short time
before leaving for her home in Port
land, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl LaunceFort ano
children of Minneapolis visited ovel
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
and friends of this city. Mrs.
LaunceFort was formerly Miss Made
Flahaven.
Mrs. Alex. Jameson and Mrs
| Chan Marshall will entertain the w
N. A. Circle next Tuesday May 23
at the formers home. All are urget
to be present as there will be election
Of officers.
Messrs ". G. Wedge, Theo. Dock
L. A. Walker, and Rev. Sparkes re
turned Tuesday from few days fish
ling trip at Hackensack, Mimi. The!
were guests at the w. A. Moore camp
during their absence.
If you enjoy dancing attend the bal
at West Union, Tuesday evening
May 23rd. Ching a-Ling Novelt!
Four orchestra will furnish the mu
sic.-Adv pd.
Sank Centre friends of F. B. Nut
| ting will be panied to know that thu
gentleman is lying at the point O
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nj. E. Church
6. 6. WAND

Next Sunday morning at 1880 the
pastor will bring message that will
show how our compensation for even
humble service performed, will not
fail. Come out and bring a friend or
two with you and help make the church
what it ought to be to the whole COM
munity.
p. In the evening the pastor will preach
at s o'clock A brief message with
some special music will feature this
hour. We need you, Come!
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Congregational Church

The following services will be held
in this church on Sunday and an invi-
tation is extended to all who so de-
sire to attend:
Is Morning service at 1890.
.a Worship and sermon with sermon
cite for the young people.
( Sunday School at Has; classes to
suit all ages.
Vesper service at 5:15. A quiet hour
of rest and meditation.
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NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

A new directory is being prepared
by the telephone Company and any
changes that are desired should be
made known quickly. J. M. Ward. adv
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PIANO TIMING

Mr.. S. S. Bright, from the Metro
politan Music Co., Mpls.; is here
tuning pianos. Leave your order at
the Waldorf Hotel. Steinway, Ivers-
Pond, Ludwig pianos and player pi-
amos for sale.
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Zion Church

Jnl. A. Stein, Pastor
Services: German language 10 a. m.
Sunday School and Bible Class 1880.
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GERMAN RABBITS WILL DISPLACE
PLACE OF REWARD IN HUNTS

CHICAGO. Aug. s-When this
hun;sman's horn poaIs forth noxt fall
AT Rloo mfcld Hunt Club. calling 90
c"ther gallant gentlemen with their
favorito fowlimE pieces and Pet
shooting irons. tho ancient game 90
hare and hound Will be tho order of
tho day.
Nice. big. brown German jack
rabbits arc going 20 take tho place
"f the traditional nimble-footed FOX.
which has for ages been tho prey
IN dcld and moor Of kings. c4u-t.ers.
ana country squires. according to
William Johnson. hun;snan At the
club in Cbarg" of tho konn"Is.
Foxes ar" too expensive 10 keep
considering that they do got away
now and then. while jack rabbits cost
comparatively little. and tho interest
on tho Investment - sure TO be trip
led and quadrupl"d Gin terms of jack
rabbits no matter how mauy a-.
haEEcd. or escape from their par
su"rs. for the meek, bewhiskcrcd
hare is an ideal family animal. ana q
great foo of birth control
With the coming of the hare. 4
question arises rs to whether tho
sleek mounts Of the huntsmen are
swift enough To keep pace with tho
long cared Dummies with Erasshoppcr
legs. some of these possess. /, is
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withs their requests. General Man
agcr'Matt ! Wiun consented to ia"
arrangement of having 1hurchNl
Downs take tho opening dates and
have its meeting over hcfor" tho
stat" fair opens in louisville" "A
Lexington dates w"ro set back until
september &c. the state fair VIII have
urinterrupt sway. with no racing
opposition from any Kentucky track.
The MaS"ns hpld their conclavc som"
time late In September.
II will mark the first time for
racing 10 10" inauguratcd in the fall
ut Louisville. Up until last season
Lexington was the opening point and
Latonia tho closing scene LatonIN
opened first last season ana Licking
ton closed the racing for the year.
The ffty-onc days that tn" Ken
lucky Jockey Club races this fan
and the fifty eight that have been
In vogue This spring and summer
makes 4 total OF 100 days-ouc more
chan was raced last year. Last sea
son there was an earlier closing by
GVc DAYS
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Reader Takes Newer
Form of Iron-FeeIs
Years Younger

SIN weeks ago saw special offer
IN the paper telling how thousands OF
people grow old in looks and energy
long h"for" they are really old in
years, because. as examinations by
physicians have shown. an enormous
number Of people do not have enough
IRON in their blood. have been TAX
ing NuXated Iron for two weeks: the
results ar" simply astounding The
roses have come back in my lips and
cheeks, and | can c"nscicntiouSly say
that feel ten years younger"
The above is n typical Hypothetical
case showing the results that have
been achieved by "a great many pcoplr
sine" "" started this "satisfactiou or
money back" offer on NuXatcd Iron.
We Will make You tn" same Einrau.
toe. If. after taking the two weeks
treatment OF NuNatcd Iron. YOU do
not feel and look years younger. wc
Will promptly refund your money.
call at one" for a bottle Of NuNat,I
iron a, Grant Drug Co. Traglc's
Drug Co.; or any other good drug
stOrc--AdV.
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SchanE. Scott. Speaker. Three base
hits -M"usel. Hoyt Home rum
speaker. Sacrifices -Shawkey. Nc
innls. Double plays-Scot. McNal-
~ and Pipp. Gardner and McInnis.
Lett on bas.s-New York S; ClcYc-
land. s. Bases on halis-on Mays. /;
on H"T' .: on Uhlc. . Hits-on
Mays, In 10. on Uhlc. S in Ia;
! on Lindsey. In Ia. of Hoyt. . in
% mon" out in eighth: of shaw
Key. none in } on Edwards. / In "a.
struck out-by Mays. |. by Chlc. >:
bE MAILS. 3. Ralk Lindsey. Passed
ball-Schang. Winning pitcher
Shawkcy. Losing pitcher Lindsey.
Impires. Guthrie and Evans. Time.
2.g5
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BAD WEATHER CHECKS
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Four Events on Program for
Saturday at Fort
Miami
NY AssOclntol rross.l

TOLEDO, Aug 3.-rhe racing ut
the grand circuit track here this
afternoon was marrcd hy Indictment
weather. only one heat of tho rca-
turc event. the Elks' club stake. 2:Os
tr"t. Mas raced when the rain caused
hosip"n"m"nt OF the ha!auc" OF the
nay card. Four races viii hc on
IN" program for next saturday
In 'he frec-for-all pac". johnny
'!ni'k driven by Fred Erin. nuscd
OUT Roy Grattan by winning in
strain, heats. summary:
8 meats. unfinished: value. {3IOO:
frinr" i.orc". b. <. by princc Nc
:, k.nno y 'McDcviiD .... I
icrnel Wynn. br. Z. by Manr!cc
Princess E,awah, br. m. by Eta
wan 'MurphyD .......- ,
"11i'"r Sterling, b. = by Peter
,NoI3 tStokes) .;............... =,
re- "rca, Noio. b. h. hy Peter
"'LHl H. ., <. by Legal Parade
Tine. 2.Oii-1 80
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Bennett Cup Balloon
Racers Draw Places
lRv Assncln.nn rrnss

GENEVA. Aug. 3-The twenty
starters for sundays balloon race
for the Gordon BENNETT cup drew
ihoir places In the order Of start
Ing today. Tho draw was as fol-
lows:
spain. Masdalena: Switzerland
Armhuster: England. Allen: Rcl-
g.um. Dcmuy;cr, United states.
Major oscar MISSIONER, I,uy ,;ur
lictmetu. France. Bicnaime;
Spain. MARTINEZ SAM. Swi,zor-
and. Anscrmicr: England. Grii-
fifth Brown: belgium. I.abroussc:
United states. Captain II. Il.
Honeywell: italy. NaUc, Franco.
'"rmi"r: Spain, tpilot unnamcdD.
Switzerland. Muller: England.
Dunville: BelE iun. Captain
H""rg"s; United states, Lcuteu-
ant Walter +. Reed. Italy. count
HorbantI: Franco. Dubois.
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PUBLIC LINKS GOLFER
SHOOTS CRACK CAME
Fine Golf Marks Opening
Round of Western ANA
tcur Tourney.
[Nv AssocIntel Nroes-l

CHICAGO, Aug Slime r,l-
marked the playing in IN" f-st
81 tn" Western amateur champions
snip at Olympia Fields TO-DAY t;cnrr,
!iacNl. a public links golfer. shot
90 to defeat stanley Arndt. oc Har-
Tey, H. I. NJ.
j. T. K'Xlcr. or Lafayette. Ind.
Won his way into tho second round
ny defeating Fd Hart. of Chicago,
! aud ;. and crossed clubs IN tho
second round with Kenny Hlzert. Of
olympia who Shot a fine l2-3G-7S 70
Gust Emerson Carey. OF Chicago. /
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spanish Team 20 Snn.

NEW YDRk, AuC. 3.-Ann0unCn-
ment that the Spanish Davis CUP
team would sail for America on .Nu-
gust ,. VAS contained in cablegram
received by the United States Lawn
Tennis Association Yesterday from
Jos. Mesalles. OF barcelona. secretary
OF The Spanish Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton Since Eneland's default In the
seminal Of tn. lower half OF the
draw put spain into the final round,
the Spanish team has been making
plans for the trip. and announcement
at their sailing makes certain that
the final match viii take DlAcc here.
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Games Are Switched
in Commercial League

Games in tho Commercial
League. scheduled for next Sat
urday, have been switched. hc-
cording 10 announcement made
last night by Major Lawrence
Price. president OF the orSantza-
ton. Major Price has given the
Church I'M Athletic club nine
permission to play the Eagles at
G. G. a. Field. Twentieth and
Short + Streets. instead Of at
Byrd Park. and has transferred
the Tnkola Ernest Brothers
game from e. e. a. Field TO Byrd
Park.
The schedule wns changed in
order that The Church I'M team
might play benefit contest for
local amateur player. who is
confined 10 the hospital az the
result Of being hurt while playing
in game recently.
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YANkS WHIP INDIANS
nv Associated Pros.

CLEVELAND. ONO. Aug New
York made II TWO straight from
Cleveland TO-DAY when IL won. 10 to
2 IN ten Innings Tho game was
tod thr"" times before tn. Yanks
Won. Mcmillan. who batted for
smith. drov" in scott with tho win
ming run Scott having started Tho
inning with a pOp-doUhlc. Speakers
home run. his eighth for the season
was made ~ Mays and tho latter
WAS taken from the box at once
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Petitions In ltnnkrtIptry.

debts RGSrcCatinE SSii. II T.. Farmer
Yesterday hlcd voluntary petition in
bankruptcy I'm tho United states Dis
trict Court. To listed his asscta az
S32'. Will" T. Adams nled volun y
tary petition with liabilities OF sI.49a
md assets of $500.
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BUGS WIN AT HOME
lsrecinl no I'M TImes.r-.nn,ch.1

tSpectal 10 Tn" Times Dlspa,ch.1
WILSON. - G.. Aug , Wilson 10.
bacc"nists returned HON" today and
won q thrilling gam" from RocNy
Mount ~ vas we'll played gam"
aud several sensational plays ccn-
turod Heads catch ~ foul ~ ana
Hairs WORK d"scrv" special attention.
Walters and LEARN" led with the VII
low. iicarn" allowed ten hitS but
ken; them scattered. while tho TO-
Gt"c"uists hit harh In punches and
He'll gave fyo bnEcs ON balls. Score.
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'Battcd for Lewis In ninth
Acxl.,nri

,.T'T'TH'NT -...-,-.-.-.., w VWI WOU--1
No" port News ....... 600 400 fOH-6
summary: Two has. hi,s-Oldring
Comisk"y. AraGpn. Mallone". SaCri-
t"c hits WhltCra't t2). hrnrnn. KEEL
Ter Wcaf"r. Double plays Palmer
70 McMah han: Coniskcy TO Thompson
:" " CATER. Eases on balls on
S,ickradt. 2 oT L"wla. ?. Left on
bases Richmond. 6. Newport News,
3 Hit by pitched baby Lewis
'Smi,h >. Durkin) by Stickrad, CO.
n.Sk"yD. Struck out--hy S'icErndt,
: by Lewis, Z. Time OF game. 40.
Jmpircs. DE Lave aud W"si"rErlt.
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DDstpn.
'i'attei for O'Ncil in eighth.
Matted for pcSChccr in eighth

IWVHTS .......... II = = I
'l'htted for o'Ncil in eighth
Matted for ocschccr in eighth.
Score ny innings: y
Pittsburgh lOO O0O .0o
Boston .......olO 0n0 G0n-r
summary: Two-basc hits-RiCbon.
G!aznor. Three base hits-Iiolke ..
Double play-Ticrncy to Maranvillc
hopf TO Ford 10 Holke. Left on base
hureh. !: Boston. 3 Base on
balls on Glazncr. >. Struck out-hv
watson. !: by OesChccr. !: by Nc
Nhmara. !. Hits-on Watson. in
. 10. oM Ocschccr, . in 2-3: OF
Mcnamara, In !. Losing pitcher
watson Cmpires RiEler and Nc
COrmick. Time Is
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To Open French wireless. stn,,o,

PARIS, Aug. Sit Is officially an
nounccd that tho now French wtro-
less station at Sainte Assisse. in De-
partmcnt of Scinc-ct- Marine, will no
opened for service with the United
states next Monday.
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BUILDERS BEAT COLTS
WHEN LEWIS BLOWS UP
One Bad Inning, With Rich.
mond in Lead, Costs Game
mt Newport News
Specinl 10 The Timna.Dian,

Special to Tho Timos Diapa,ch.1
Landing on Lewis in the seventh Tor
tour hits. together with a hit
DatSman and base on balls. tho Build
erS broke their losing streak tho
rally netting six runs S,icxrnut Tor
the Duiidors. won his NTH straight
ana mado IL nine wins out OF the last
Ten Tor tho Builder star Score:
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HOME RUNS COMMON

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 3.-The Browns
defeated Philadelphia. to 3. today in
tn. second game Of the series ia
cuhSon hit two home runs and drUy"
in five runs. while Collins slammed
ont a homer which scored three runs
Walker hit his twcnty-ffth homer
OF the season Score:
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SNnr. ~ lnnlnEs
CARDS TRIM PILLS
rRv AssncInind prcss-l

PHILADELPHIA PA Aug. 81
Tho 81 Louis Cardinals found Lee
Meadows an easy mark and defeated
Philadelphia today. to J. Haines
was rather Wild. but effective in the
pinches lIcnlnc's homo run was the
only renl drive OF his delivery. Score:
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My experience with DR.. SETH
AHNoLD'S BhLSAM for Dysentcry is
that when the doctor has given un all
hope Of saving life. toll him you have
as possible take Or. SETH AREOLD'S
:Al.SANL" Sold by j r. Raucr-Adv
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PhilRd clphia.
= = =
Rated for Meadows in ninth.

Score by innings: r
81. Louis ..........OlO col COZ
Philadelphia ........ 600 coo lo0--l
summary: Two-hase hi'-Mucller.
Homo run-ficniine. Sacrifices
Mueller, Stock. Jack Smith. Struck
out-by lia!nes, |. Base on balls
off Meadows. 5: off Haines. 3. Hit by
pitched ball-by Meadows CTorpOr-
ccr). Left on hases-St. Louis. II;
Philadelphia. 10. Double plays
iiornshy, Torporcer, Fournier. Time,
1855. tmpires-hie lem and Santc!le.
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GRIMES PITCHES WELL
LItv Assncla,cdr res.-

BROOKLYN. y Y. Aug 3-Grimcs
held Cincinnati to four hits in the
nrst game OF the series today and
scoTd 40 shutout. Highs trIpl.
bases. Won for the Dodgers Score:
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Totals .... 80 3 10 81
Ran for Perkins in ninth.

SUMMARY: Two-base hits-WIllianH
go. Walker; Collina- Gaoclac coz
Iiauser. Double plays-Shoptep <p&
Gerber: Gerber. McMat1fs axd IaS
Perkins and GALWAY. TseL on SoSes;
-Philadeiphia. G; st. LouiA a Ba seS'
on balIs-off WrightSs@ on HastX <,
struck out-by WrigHX & 6F Gsstw
I: BY Vansilder. i. M6Go4 19Iishs
10 In ga: off VangiItjsE, homo iSi
Ia, WILD pitches--Wff1t F4SseS;
Wright. Umpires, Ma1aSzhS 1snS -
neen. Time, ISL.
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Summary. TwO- base hitS--Nar1cr
Miller. Thrce-basc hit-iiigh. stolen
baSc-Pinclli. Sacrinc"s-olSOn. Nil
Ter. Double plays-Grim"s. Olson to
Schmnndt Olson. johnston and
Schmandt. Icft on bases --C!uCinuati
). Brooklyn. {; Base on halls-off
RiNey. . on Grimes. !. Struck out
hy EiNcy. ;: by Grimes. . H,s-off
KiS.y. in :. of Gillespie. none In
? Hit by pltchcr--h% Gr.in"s
tInrper. Losing pitChor-RtNey.
impircs-iiart and D'Day. Time
i25
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PITCHER IN LIMELICHT


BOSTON. Aug. a-Cilaznor ho,1
h"Ston 10 four hits today aud drove
IN TWO runs with his double I'm mo
seventh. Pittsburgh winning its nfth
@fairht game. = :" !. Score:
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second game Of the series To n
GoSiin scored WashInrton's first run
I'm IN" second inning on his triple
hhh Bf"""r'S sacrifice ay. and Mo-
EflhI" counted tho other run by hit
iiuH the ban !nho the RICH; field
b'e"ch"rs In the sixth. Score:
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American A.socIntiop.

~ Toledo. 6-2: 81. Paul. -.
~ indlanapolis. 2: Milwaukee. :.
AZ Louisville, :. Kansas CITY. ].
A. COlumhuS .: MiupcapoliS
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South ktInntfc

innings.
~ SpartanburE. s: Augusta,
AT Charleston. {; Charlotte. /.
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N"If"N TnT F!hnk"nShlp IN eIN'h.
Washitrton . riG Cnl Oc0 .
chicago ...... roo 600 nOn-n
summary. TWo-haSn h!t--Rirc
Three base hits--tioSi!n. Hooper.
Hon" MocrIbg". stolen base
-Shanks SarriNcc- Irow"r. Dou-
hl" plays Harris. r",kiurauEh and
Judge, collins. Johnson aud Shcniy.
rrrkiupaugh Harris and JUdgc. l.ct.
on bases Washington. ;. chicago
has"s on balls-"m Hodge, !. on
keuship. ! by MogTidc". = by Hodge
HAS of rccklnphuph. IN 6. on
ii"dg". ? in 3 iii by ritchcr-bv
NoEridgc CShcclyD. Winning pitcher
Moc ridz" Losing PITCHER R,au-
kcuShip tmpircs. Connolly and Nal
lin Time 30
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~ DHytona. !; Tampa. ic.
At or lando. 6: Lakeland I
At Jacksonville-S Petersburg
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international I.c,r,c

~ Reading. o; Baltimore. :.
~ Buffalo. .: Syracuse.
Al Jersey city. g., Newark 2,
Others not scheduled.
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picilm ont I.cnCu,
Florida State Ic,r,.

~. pauviilc. 10; Greensboro. :.
Others. rain.