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we'll attended, s1S.75 being taken in.
En- Mrs. Pete Marsh was on the sick

well attended, $751; being taken IN!
En- Mrs. Pete Marsh was on the sick
list last week. 49,. ia Is
Bromaghim was absent from
school last week. - 5,s Is. |5,? .ssss \
a The Fosston basketball team VAS
entertained after the game byfg the.
Eighth and Tenth grades "a ssthe
Sheylin school. The boys IetufnSd
to Fosstons on the morning trai IN s.ss -
Hoff Bros. are busy cutting Hath:
bolts.
Cyril 4Herbrand is circulating a PEE.
tition to establish a road from the
Isl. Nv. corner Of Section 36 to the
IS. =. corner Of the S. w. quarter Of.
Section IA. This road viii run be-
tween Moose and Shevlin townships.
|. Nelse Adamson visited at the Karn
Syverson home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. LA. Peabody and
Rev. BroWnen visited gat the James
Nc Collum home Wednesday ALTERS
! The Congregational Ladies, Aid
met in. the M. ". "A. hall last We'd
nesday afternoon. s..55 :a 81: 4 i,
4, Alma Olson called on Mrs. Theo-
dore ToIefson> Monday afternoon.
The Young Peoples society of the
SYNOD church was held Sunday after
noon lin the church. Proceeds
amounted to $7.25. ~ -. I.
4 Oscar Olson spent Sunday and
Monday. with his parents, returning
to Solway Tuesday noon. 4 -
Mrs Anna anderson ana z. WIS I,s - ::
Hendricks VISITED MRS. - y. br t,'14se
Sunday afternoon; -: !, 49, s,,.,... !. Is
Conrad ~; JUNE stransac ted business tsg s
IN =. Bagley last saEuTTd1 RAY III. Us.
of the week with her sister, Mrs.
Nelse Adams9n. -; ,,,,;. I'D /, Ri,
Percy EDWARDS arg 1e1t wednesday a.
for superior, SMis. 81 Nh, q. !. 8 .
Rev. BroWnell and Mules lRasmn s:
sum finished con!ducslng slmseIangs ~
Moose Sunday evening ,1llg ana left =, 1or
Nymore where thev VIII :co1Na!a :
similar NEE. lngs; -. - -. -.
q. Hendricks and Geo. sFelch
worked on the road Monaay lore
noon ana Artnur nehns an1 -! 1879
HARMON proved out a s = l.eE s uesasY
forenoon. .,S,,.5s ), s,.ssft,f.. I
Nels K. Lee transacted business IN
EF 81 tuesday. n: :. 3sss3oE )
The school IN Dlstrlct 800 was wa
closed Thursday and FRIDAY son ac <
cosintsof the Storm -, Ne sf . 81 Z
ME-: joe LEWIS a af MIS-. SEN e. 2
al!dreth. called On WIS James Wy ~
Collul. Friday afternoon ft i,,,; ~, !. !.
Vlsltors az the MIS-. y. 1ullne nome
Monday afternoon were: no, Conrad rad
Emil ana oscar Junne' Neise ana
John Adams S2 ana G M Fs ac1 so,,4h
q Moose Township a boy on Feb !.
rNaFy r., r., -, u, -. ~; - :,
Miss Hazel Dunn, W9o mas been
vlsltlng Irlenas mere TOT sne past
month, mas returned 70 her nome IN
Ml AZ, NJ -.
81 Efaa .s1NeFDerg .ie1t wednesday sy ZOE
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ENTERTAINs. al. BRIDGE.

Mrs. A. A. Andrews entertained y
few friends at her apartmenfy ii.
the Doran building Monday afternoon
Two tables Of bridge We're played aiis'
lunch served by the hostess. 49,
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Dance-Thursday night II the odd
armory, music by the Shpcks Inter
national Jazz Orchestra. 2t3.9

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Durand and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel 4 Workman
came to Bemidji. this morning to at
tend the funeral services Of John
Workman, held this afternoon. Mrs.
Durand is daughter and MI. Work
man a son. Il % :, Is s,set
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Mrs. Vim. Masterson of Northern
was calling on friends in BemidJi
Tuesday. 7zss :. q .sS 4$ss ~; $:.g
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John Halseth and two sons retuIn-
ed this morning from Little Falls,
where they were called by the death
of Mrs. Halseth,'s mother and sister
Mrs. Halseth, who Mas present also,
will return to Bemidji5 later.
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Donald: McCuaig who has been al
at his home for several days was able
to resume his, school work ag2in yes
eterday. .s - . III ..
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Polar Pie. Ask for it.
2-14tf
ntL5 -

MAJ, Lx.x =. a. f.tr .- "a
Iuesday. 2. II ,5 n s ss:
$.,,aG% -,
-: roi Il rle's ASA 1or IT, 11 -.
Wn, ,R,.ke,ov -of Far,av vas a., )
nGsHeg T,a ..a BUSINESS s'sl'oi %
i'iu'i Auesuas. z. .s5.i-. IA s..s.
n sn;,aa;. 800, 80 ahIa , ~
~ dnt;as n ~ IL w ae,,rt I bo,,sa Tuas
a 49, 81 MI, ine - ~" us
non.,a. Mcc1a;g Who h. been ii
at his home for several days was able
20 resume 4e MS us. school "ork ae1S!n yes
te Atsly u 81 ~. t,@ ssie
& 80. i; - !. !, u. J.
s,prs,n =. ~ seen. PC mere. f.ave you.
bernell. Phone 2o2W. ..2 Il. 1-17tf
SO
w. q. Robinson transacted business
at Blackjack and Tenstrlke yesterday
and returned to bemadH again lass
evening. SO iEtfs f.l$s yjss 80 n i s
pance-ThnEsday night at the old
ermofy: sMnsie BY the lShucks inte:s
national syazz Qrehe EA'il ID i, $50 So!
~. tllllantna1 returned TINS morn rs
TO LaPorte. ne was eaHea here ,1 2e-
cause OF the deatn OF ms sasser' M VI :.
Fat Nugent. ss,S <......- =. ~, -. e
IL = !, S.
MIS-: Frank Snimme s ! q VINO mas VIZ
turned TO her nome on 4Wenty-nlE 1ssF
street -Iuesday, s z h & 5si:2sss /;
- -
@!.s = -. : -. = ,, as.1- sc s.:
Mrs. John Bailey OF Neblsh came
to Bemld1l this morning mo r ana :. was ,. lle
guest& of .her son, ~. g q bailey, sfVo
Thirteenth street, between trans. .i
;, i. = -. =, - e. :. y
j,
tuesday - #R Rana;d;; A n;tb I b;s fan!
$500 - ,:,.'..,, s.'sa
sfScf Some real bargains. General
Renair sShdp. al 4 Sixth street Be
midi. MINI, I5% & -, i. If
~ : 5355.5,i - - :. AZ AZ sg
Miss Ruth: Houlton 4of Elk River
IS the house guest ofsMr. and Mrs.
nc. Baer,a 9I|5 Lake Boulevard, i hay-
Ing arrived in Bemidji Monday morn
~. ----------.. W.. ~. = >.: d. L
and Mrs. Elmer Marin Sunday eve;
mig at tehir home Fourteenth and Cal
la1ian avenue. Mother and baby are
doing; we'll Z. 7. j s
81 -- =: --rS ss.$ 4.
Polar Pie. Ask for it.. 2-14tt
IN :. - ---. - IL; ~ 81
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. 6, Brown and
daughters, Marjorie and Dorothy, re-
stev days ). vi.
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Olaf ongstad transacted cuisines,

4 clyde Martin and family IL sErohn
visited friends, il Bemidji TueSday.
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;2-14t.*
Polar Pie. Ask for it.

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. 6, Brown and.
daughters, Marjorie and Dorothy, le-
turned to Bemidji Monday from Du-
1uth, where they visited relatives for
a few days ,..' ....: ..-..... !. B..
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Mrs: Frank Shimmel, who has vis-
tied relatives at FROM for a week, re-
turned to. her home on 1wenty-frst
street Tuesday, 3. 2 rs & WIZ B
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Polar Pie. Ask for IT, q s2-il4tf

Mrs. John Bailey Of Nebish came
to Bemidji this morning and was the
guest other son, r. q Bailey, s706
Thirteenth street, between trains.
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%. Lilianthal returned this morn sng
to LaPorte. He was called here be-
cause of the death OF his sister, Mr..
Pat Nugent. III 1872, '-s T .s =,
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Bicycl les, N CIV and rebuilt. Large.
stock. Some real bargains. General
Repair Shop. 3l I Sixth street BE.
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"A fve-pound son was born to Nj.
and Mrs. Elmer Marin Sunday eye-t
ming at tehig home Fourteenth and Gal
la1ian Avenue. Mother and baby ARE
doing we'll. 4 -,
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&c. fD. Lucas, deputy internal rev:
enue collector, this district, returned
Tuesday to Duluth after spending q
few days in Bemidji with his family.
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Mrs. Carl Holnlberg received word
today Of the death Of her brotllerr,
William Holnlberg, Alberta, Canada,
She visited her Brother in Januafy
and he was in poor health at that
time. ~ eozz.s4 ~ ( . Az T. 3
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Miss Ruth Houlton 5of Elk River
is the house guest fgMr. and Mrs.
H.. C.. Baer, a9I5 Lake Boulevard hay-
ing arrived in Bemidji Monday morn
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W. y. Robinson transacted business
at Rlackduck and Tenstrike yesterday
and returned to Bemi1ii again las
evening. sg ~. ...gs. .s,:s .zs:.;5 !.
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Dog Race Results

Black Diamond. first; The Captain.
second. Hazel w, third. Time
81. Happy Nose, Imp Fair Chance.
and Tempest Henry also ran.
Second race, three-RiNteenth mile
-Flirty Boy, first; Ralnboe Can
non, second; Flying stone, third.
Time-19 As seconds. Robbies
Ridge. Steel Ball and Bills Aviator
also ran.
Third race, one-quarter mile
Gentle Midget, first; Spuaw Man,
second; Prohibition. third. Time
p 3-5 seconds Dallas Steam. So
nora and Dandellon also ran.
Fourth race, one-quarter mile
Jesserue first; Diamond Digger sec
ond; Playfcllow, third. TImc--26
As seconds. Lord Helpum. Oscar
Cannon and Posing Nose also ran.
Fifth race, five-stxteonths mile
Cannon Bah, first, Quaker Boy, sec
ond, Cody, third. Time 80 2-5
seconds. Hclens Fortune, Flying
Flirt and Half Hidden also ran.
Sixth race. three-siXtcenths mile
Chas. Liston, first; Hard Luck v,
second; Betty j.. third. Time-2O
seconds. Night Rider, Red Parton
and Black Jack also ran,
Seventh race, three sixtcenths mile
Troubled Waters. first, Spring
Buck, second; Buffalo Carlo, third.
Time-l9 4-5 seconds Up Town
Girl star Wonder and Okla. Flash
also ran.
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thinning Rally Gives Packers the Third Game of Series From Tulsa
CHAMPION SETS
COURSE RECORD
IN TOURNAMENT
Jock Hutchinson Leads
Way in Defending His
Golf Title

SANDWICH. England, Juno 10
Jock Hutchlson Of Chicago. who
holds the British open champion.
ship, turned In card OF II for the
fret Is holes of the qualifying
round Of this years tournament. II
was tho boat score OF tho day
Walter Hagen earlier in tho day
had turned iH n score OF -.
G. L. van Nleick. another Amer
lean entry. went around in 90 and
~ was not thought likely that he
would qualify
IIutchison's card follows:
In ..........455 443 54I-71
Imtchison's score established
record for the ptinco's course. The
champions play was brilliant all
the way.
Vardon camo within n stroke OF
duplicating tho Americana record
breaking performance. lie made
the course I'm ~.
Joe KirEwood, tho crack Austria
Han. turned IN card of 7b.
Jim BarnCs. tho American open
champion, returned "A card for SO
tor tho first Is holes, and
may have to hustle some to qualify
at the end of tho 3G-hole distance
tomorrow.
George Duncan. one Of the great
est stylists In the world, and Ted
Ray, who won tho American open
title in 1920, each returned so ones
for tho first IS holes. Boomer OF
France was ono of the low men with
an excellent 72.
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Nets Take Two.

MUSKOGEE. June l9.--Muskogee
came from behind in both gnmes
and took the double header, S 90 z,
and 4 10 3. making It four straight
from Hutchinson today. Manager
Herrlott OF the Hutchinson team was
ordered from tho second game for
protesting "a decision.
Score: First game r. II. T..
Hutchinson ,.204 100 000--7 10 2
Muskogoe ...Ot1 O03 03x--S II 2
Batterios-Dompscy and Oster-
folt, Beedle. Hamock and Nichols.
Second game: II. II. II.
Hutchinson 100 10 00Q--3 s i
Muskogee 1000 POI 0O1--4 4
Batterics-Shelby and Decker,
Blggcrs, BnnifAce and Nichols.
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Norwich OH Way to
Latonia for Start
Against Fast Field

NEW YORK, Juno f9.-Morvlch,
no longer the unboaten," was ex-
pected to leave today for Lntonia,
Ky. There. in a special $4,000 race
next Saturday against the cream of
the 3-year-olds he will seek to re-
gain tho prestige lost when he was
beaten by Harry Payne Whitney's
Whiskaway in the Carlton stakes at
Aqueduct. Whiskaway never was
threatened after taking tho lead at
the start ana won By eight lengths
in 1876 as for the mile.
Snob II, j. $. Cosdon's French
bred colt, a poor third, pulled up
lamc with n split front foot, which
will prevent him from competing at
Latonia. The explanation OF Nor
Vlchs defeat IA that Whiskaway was
too fast for him. Clocked in 40 sec
onds at the half mile the Whitney
colt was more than "A second faster
than the American record for this
distance ~ l-b seconds and finished
tho mile just q second slower than
the American record OF 1885 60
set by Audaclous.
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DUTCH BERGMAN
HAS HARD RACE
ON TAP TONIGHT
Jesserue Returns to Track
and Wins Feature
Event

Dutch bergman. ono OF the favor
ito quarter grcyhounds, Is set for n
real test tonight when he leaves tho
cages in the feature event on n
stellar program. Bergman will have
TO show the way to Mikes Ann.
Cheerful Moments, Esther Cannon,
Goldy Moon and Cyclone star to grab
first money.
Jesserue returned to the track
last night in the feature race and
won easily from Diamond Digger
Playfellow, Lord Holpum, oscar
Cannon and Posing Nose. Digger
finished fast put was six lengths be-
hind the leader when tho show
ended.
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Louisville Blanks
Millers First Time
Since 1920 Season

MILWAUKEE,, June 19.--Pongo
Cantillon's fence-bursting Millers
OF the American association, were
shut out at Louisville yesterday in
the second game of n double bill, Z
10 0, thus stopping their scoring ex-
pedition which has been going on
since September, 1920, Previous TO
yesterday the Millers had n straight
run Of 237 contests in which oppos-
ing hurlers failed TO turn them back
without a score. Southpaw Nick Gull
lop turned the trick, the Millers get
ting seven hits off his delivery,
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Ted LelUis Knocks
Burns Out In II

LONDON. June 19.-Ted Lewis
knocked out Frank Burns in the
seventh round OF their battle at
Holland park hall tonight.
Burns was outclassed but put up
an uphill fight. In the tenth round
he staggered about the ring punch
drunk and groggy. Lewis leaped
from his corner in the eleventh
round and smashed hard blow TO
the Jaw. Burns crumpled 10 the
canvas and was counted out.
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Fight for Dempsey
Labor Day Certain

CHICAGO. June l9.--Jack Demp-
sey will fight in Michigan City, Ind.
or Labor day, and his opponent Will
be Biz Brennan, unless another man
is substituted, 1t was agreed at a
conference this afternoon between
Jack Kearns, manager OF the heaVy-
weight champion and promoter
Floyd FitzsimmOns. Kearns arrived
here from san Francisco To-Day
Kearns, after announcing that arti-
cles had been signed with Fitzsim-
mons, stated that Dempsey would
meet Jess willard ana Harry Greb
after the Labor day fight. Regarding
Harry Wills, the colored challenger,
Kearns had nothing 10 say beyond
"let them show me purse we thlnK
Is fair for a Wills match
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NRan for Mclaughlin In sixth.
Score by innings.
Oklahoma city ..,.....O2O 020 100--A
summary; Runs--GotmAn 2. Wagner
?, Horan 2 Cullop, Yuma, Glnglardi, Fish
er, Kruger, Frrors--GOrWan. herE,
stolen base--McIaughlin. Sacrifice hits
Wagner, Tutgeon, Fisher. Young, Two
base hits-iIoran, Turgeon. .Cullop yuma
Middleton, Long Double IlHy-Lyuch 20
German TO CullOp. Runs and hits--ON
Young and IN Ia innings, or Al
by Young T. by Allen 2. by Lynch 8
Bases on balla-Or Young 2. off Lynch
2. Hit by pitched ball-Gorman by Al
len. Left on base--Des MOines O. OklBho-
ma city H. Earned runs--Des Moines
s. Oklahoma city 2 Time-i:5s. Um-
pires-MeGloon and Brown.
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BnrtIcSyilIs Wins,

BARTLESVlLLE, June 19,-Iiar-
tlesville hit Pierce freely today and
won the fourth Of the series, 10 2.
Mecks was n trifle wild, but other
wise pitched nice bail, allowing but
three widely scattered hits.
Topeka .....lO0 OlO 00O-2 2
Bartlcsyllle ..0O2 O2O 0OX--4 10 2
Batteries Pierce and Bcnn;
Mpcks ma Wiley
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BROWNS WALLOP
MACKMEN 5 TO 2
INCREASE MARGIN
Tigers Continue Mad
Dash for Second
Place

ST. LOUIS. June io--The browns
strengthened their hold on first place by
one game by defesting Philadelphia, 3
20 2. This puts the locals two and one
half games ahead Of New York. The
winning run was scored In the seventh
when McManus' single brought in Tobin
from second. Tubin was safe on first
on Galloway's low throw and was racri.
feed TO second by Gerber. Rain delayed
tho game 20 minutes and interrupted Il
for five minutes just before the fourth in.
ming.
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zone out when winning run scored.
NBHtted for. Vance In ninth.
hNlinn FOR T. Griffin ia ninth.
Score by Innings;
Pittsburgh .....00l 000 O?1 900 0p-6
brooklyn ,.....OO0 100 0Oi 600 Oft
summary; RunH-Mnrsnville, Harnhart
Rohwer, Gooch, Grimm, johnson q. oil
son, DebCrry n. 0rlffth. ErrurH-Iohn-
son 2. Mitchell OiaOn. TwO-bhse hits
Grimm, Gooch. High. Doberry, johnson,
u. Griffith. Janyrln. Double plays
Vance to Olson, johnson TO Mitchell.
Bases ON hHlls-off Glnznor 4, OF Vance
l. off Hamilton I. Struck out--By GlRZ-
ner 3. by Vance o. by Hamilton l, by De-
Catur
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Des MoInes 8. IndInna {.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June 19.--oklnho-
ma city outhIt Dos Moincs. II 10 II, but
the Boosters punched their hits for an
s-to-t victory over the Indians here to-
day, Both clubs had a patched team on
the field, owing TO numerous injuries OF
yesterdays double-header. Lynchs nbil-
ity TO tighten In the pinches, aided by
sensational fielding by his mates, won
for Des Moines
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CLEVELAND, June l9.-Cleveland de-
feated New York today. I to q making
n eight straight defeats for New York.
Ruth hit homo run with none on in the
first inning, but laty famed twice. Ruth
was elected from the game by Umpire
niesOu, wamhsganss. Gardner. Nuna-
maker. r-Gardnor. Two-bs hitB
Wit, Gardner, Nunarnaker, Speaker.
Three-hnse hit--Jamieson. Home run
Ruth. Double playE--O Nell to Gardner.
j. Sowell to Wambsganss Bases on balls
Oft Mays /, or Mails 3.
Dlneen for disputlng a decision on Nun
nmuker at second IN the eighth.
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Detroit.
Boston.
NBatted for Plercy in ninth.
zBatted for Stoner in fifth.

Boston ..,....... ,....Ol0 go 04O-
Detroit ,..,,.,..,,.,...3ll 100 0OS-ll
Summary: Runs-Deibold 2 Mcnosky
., Pratt 2, Ruel Pittenger 2, Blue 2.
Jones 2, Noach, Heilmanu 2, Cutshaw,
Bnssler 2, Clark. Errurs-Collins, Jones.
Two-baae ht--Burns Three-base hits
Neach 2. Cutshaw, Jones. Home run
Pratt. Double plHs--JOnes TO Cutshaw
10 Blue Rigney to CutShaw to Blue.
Bases on balls-Off Quinn 3, of Fuller
ton I, OF Stoner I. off Oldham 2 off
johnson 1. Struc kout-By Quinn !, by
johnson l. by Stoner 2
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xBatted FOR Mogridge in ninth.
NNBntted for Bluege in ninth.
Score by innings:
Washington ..,.........O00 600 600
1nlCuEO sNVU VVV VsA-A
summary; Ruus--Collns Hooper Err
rors-None. Two-base hits-Sheely, Char
rty. Three-base hits-Rice, Mulligsn,
Mostil. Double play--Johnson TO Sheely.
Bases on balls-On Schupp 8, off MoE-
ridge 4. Struck out--By Schupp 10. by
MoEridge /.
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PHILADELPHIA. June IA homo
run drive by Pinch Hittor TetcrH scoring
two mon ahead ~ him IN the ninth IN
ming gave Philadelphia an s-to-6 vlctory
today over Chicago. In tho Cube half
Recruit pitohoT kaufman snashod n
homo run with Wrs on base
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A. Toledo 2. Kansas city 2.
AZ Louisviile 7, Minneapolis 10 90 in
ning).
At Columbus 2. Miiwauhes 4.
At indianapolis 2, st. Paul
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Western Ass0c IniIon

A. Okmulgoo Springfield Q.
At Enid 10. Henryettn
A. McAleHtcr q, Joplin D
Al phwhuskR Fort smith, rain.
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retired. Two now out. Yank Davis
came up, rubbing his big bat fondiy'
He must have looked mighty danger
Gus to the enemy for big. confer
ence ensued in which nearly every
player on the Packer team TOOK
part. After this council Of war VIII
iiams tossed four wide ones by the
plate, sending Yank 20 first. VIII
lams worked on Luke stuart caus-
ing him TO pop a grounder to Hem
ingway for the third out.
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A. Detroit II. BOSTON o.
At chicago 2, Washington o,
A. Cleveland 4. New York O.
~ 81. Louis 3 Philadelphia 2.
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DETROIT. June Io--Detroit won tie
seventh straight game today by defeating
Boston, IL to ., in slugging match.
IIeilmann was stopped In the fourth by
Fullerton after making 10 consecutive
81 fe hits. Pratt hit home run over the
score board In the eighth with two rum
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DrIIlCrs 4. Mldgcts 2.

OKMULGEE, June i9.--Homer
Blankcnship pitched alright base
ball 20 his former team mates, the
Springfield Midgets, and the locals
won the second straight game OF the
series by score Of 4 20 2.
Score by innings. Il. II. T..
Springfield 900 l0t 00O--2 o 0
Okmulgee ...310 600 OOx-4 5 /
Batteries-Dumovich and White;
Blankenship and Agnew.
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Al Bartlesvllle 4. Topeka 2.
A. huskOgee 50. HutchinHon ia.
At HApulpa 3. Independence
At COffeyyllle b-g, Saliua Oh.
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Te,as League.

A. Dallas O. beaumont {.
AZ Fort worth Z. Galveston
~ Shreveport. san Antonio, rain.
~ Wichita Falls Houston. played yes
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summary huhs-homes, LONE, y IIen
2. Cartwright Sprauger 2. Parker, Smith,
Washburn Berger. Griffin. Errors
Long, Shanley Sprangcr, Berger. Sacri-
flee hit-WrighL Two-baHe hfts-Gomes,
O'Brien. Cartwright 2, Parker. Berger,
Griffin. Threc-base hlt-Griffln. Stolen
bases-Long, Spranger. Hts ana runs
orr Ramsey 4 ana In two-thirds, Oft
Beebe II and In 3 Ia. Double plays
Beebe to Berger to Mcdowell, Hall to
Parker to Cartwright STANLEY 20 Cart
wright. Struck out--By Beebe q, by Han
6 Bases on bellB-On Ramsey /. of
Beebe 2, Off Hail 3. Left on base
Wichita H. Denver .. Earned runs
Wichita 4 Denver I. Umpires--Anderson
and Donahue Time--l 90.
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Sylvester.
N.--H DAYS
.,$E9aR[sUlTS


Western Icngue,
AT TULSA o. SIOUX CITY T.
A. Oklahoma city I. Dea Moin.s 4.
~ ~ Jouoph .. Omaha ..
At Wichita Z. Denver 4.
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A. Atlanta 2. Ihttlo Rock 8.
At Birmingham !, Memphis 2.
Only two games scheduled.
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KBntted FOR HeimRch In eighth.
Score by innlngs:
Philadelphia ...,.....O2O 900 oOO--2
ST. Louis ...............OO 900 1913
Summary! RunR--Ailler, Perkins. To-
bin 2. Kolp Errors-Ioung 2. Galloway
2 Euerbe. Two-bass hits-Miller. Per-
kins, Young, kolp, Williams. Double
plays--McMpnu to Siscr. Galloway to
Johnston. Bases on halls--On Helmach
3. Struck out-By Heimach 3, by kolp ..
white sor 9, Senators o.
CHICAGO. June l9--An eghth-inning
rally today enabled Chicago to shut out
Washington, to o. In a pitching duel
between schupp and Mogridge schupp
allowed dnly four hits and struck out 10
men Mostirs triple sent the locals rune
across tho plate,