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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06
BEN LEONARD DEFENDS
TITLE AGAINST HAMMER
Crowd Of 1000 Sees Con,cs,
of Lighlwcights a, Mich
igan CITY.

''pIiAlbN'i laS'p
the body. The champion hooked two
side let's TO the chin and danced
away from n right Hammer ho"ked
lett to the stomach and shook
Benny up with n left to the chin u,
the bell
Round 1--WE Leonard hooked left
10 the boiy. lie repeated It with II
i"ft to the nose. Hammer landed
two let's to the head rs they clinch-
ed Leonard snapped II right over Ia
tho chin. forcing Hammer to back
away. Leonard whipped over Il right
to the chin. forcing Hammer back.
Benny blocked Hammers lief, and
planted another right To the head.
Itound sIx-Th"y missed LETS.
Leonard landed right To the chin.
Hammer missed Il left hook IN the
hcnd. Hammer knocked Oft the
plaster over Le"nard's right eye
with II rnsping left hook. Hammer
missed LETT ami Leonard rushed
him To the ropes landing hair IL
dozen punches withnu, II return.
Leonard hooked left /" tho body aud
they cliuchcd. Hammer hooked
lighr loft to the head aud brought
up ;w" more light let's AT close
quarters. Leonard was short with
right ana icu at TIA" bell.
Hound sevr"-They frintcd for an
opening and cinchad Hammer
sm"ck"d l"rt to tn" body and re-
rclv"d II LETT jolt To the chin In re-
turn. Leonard hooked three rights
ana let's to the head. III. repeated
VITA right and LEFT To the chin As
IA I'm lt,.i
hooked him with a right 70 the body.
Leonard snapped over Il right and
left Ia the head. Leonard backed
Hammer around the ring. hooking
s"lidiy 1" TIA" body Leonard danced
away from left h"oks and clinch-d.
Leonard hit III" Chicago hoy twice
with rights At the bell.
Round ~ixht Hammer tried to
land with his LEFT. hut Leonard
blocked Leonard planted two rights
on Hammers chin. aud then shot
over a left To III. same place. Leon.
ard uppcrcut Hammer To the chin
ana also two lcftS 10 the head. liam
MGR kept boring In. trying tn con-
meet with body punches. Leonard
landed two rights to tho head aud
they c!inchrd. The champioIs hooked
right To the chin. Leonard landed
three 10 the head without - return
AMI smiled approvlngly at tho ring
side fans
tound nine-Rcnny jabbed left to
the hea! and landed II right smash
10 the chin. The champion duckcd
LETT hook hut received u right on
tho chin IA he danced away Ham
mer landed two LEFT hooks to the
head. hut Leonard made him back
awny with IA right To the head. The
champion brought a right and left TO
the body as they clinchcd. Ilamme r
rushed the champion into the ropes
| hut dii not land. Kenny planted n
! right ana left Ia the head a.i Hammer
cam" Ia close.
Round trn-Leonard blocked left
hook and backed away from Ham
| ih"r's ruSh"s. Hammer seemed un-
able I" connect with his LEFT. Leon
ard sent right IL the chin aud
| pushed Hammer into the ropes, hut
failed Ia follow II up l,cnnv
| blocked another left and landed
! right L. TIA" chin. hammers left to
the head was wide and tn" champion
landed Two rights To the head. Leon
ara snapped over n right to tho head
and cluhhrd Hammer around the
head at the bell
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YALE SIGNS FOCARTY
FOR QUINTET MENTOR

NEW HAVEN. Aug. 5.-Joe Fogar-
~, former assistant coach OF the
University OF Pennsylvania basket
ball team. has been signed as the
mentor OF tho Yale quintet for the
coming season. The Blues chances
In the intercollegiate League have
taken II big jump ms the result.
Fogarty IL one OF tho bcstknown
basketball coaches In tho country. and
In getting him Yale has taken a big
step in getting her court representa-
;lvcs out OF tho ruck and back where
they shCuid be.
fogarty was member OF tho
Graystocks that won the national
professional title for two years and
attracted much attention rs for
ward.
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CHURCH H|LL-TAKOLA
TIED IN COMMERCIAL
Two Amateur Machines Top
League Win From Eagles
and Earnest Brothers.
Takola. 10: Earnest Bros, o.
church iliil a G., 10. Eagles,

church I'm Athletic club. Of the
commercial League. has arranged
three games :hls week before they
meet the Takola team for the league
uil" next Saturday afternoon at Mayo
Island Park. Both teams are tied
for tho leadership OF the league. arld
as next Saturdays game IL the last
on the schedule. tho Fast End team
Is anxious to be In tho best Of con-
dition.
TIL" nrst contest o, the week takcs
mace "Wednesday afternoon at C. G.
A. Field. Twentieth md Shor, l.
streets, when the Commercial League
team meets the Richmond Athletic
emp star players Of the Twilight
League represent tho athletic club
ihursday church IIlll meets the
knick"rbock nine Of Washington
az May" Island Park. This viii he
nc ihst contest before the clash with
Takola
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American Golf Team
Personnel Announced
tpy Associated rfess.l

PITTSBURGH. Aug 6..-w. C.
Fownes. Jr.. captain OF the COM
mittee on selection, announced
here today the personnel Of the
American team which will play
British team on tho national golf
links course at Southampton Long
Island. on August % and 90. The
committee, composed of r. A.
Gardner, Chicago: W. A. Wander
pool. New York: j. ID. Standlsh.
Jr.. Detroit: Francis Ou.met, Bos-
ton. and Mr. Fownas named the
following noted golfers to uphold
the American colots;
Bobby Jones. Jr.. Atlanta; Jess
Guilford. Boston: Charles Evans.
Jr.. Chicago: Francis Ouimet.
Boston. X. a. Gardner. Chicago;
Jess Swcetscr. New York: Max
MArstoh. Philadelphia, and w. g.
Fownes. Jr.. Pittsburgh.
III. X Johnson. 81. Paul. Mimi.
and Rudyard knepper. Sioux city.
Iowa, We're named alternates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

iierber. Tarcyton and Muriel won
their games yesterday In the Tobacco
League Mt Boulevard Field, defeating
ratima and Lucky Strike respective
~ Az result. these two teams
arc to meet Tuesday at ; O'Clock at
boulevard Field TO play for the sec
ohd half OF the Commercial League
pennan'. IL Murisl wins this game,
ne! VIII be tied with Tareyton for
the second half pennant.
hVhs"n vas too much for tho Fa-
UNA batters in the first game Of the
double header at boulevard Field In
the second game George Powell held
LUCKY Strike to six hits. striking on,
hiteen men. Hobeck and NJ Bishop
hit homo runs.
The scores.
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'tnndinE of Clubs.

With the addition OF several youn,
players in the midst Of tho season
'owarding Avenue set a pace for
pennant honorS in the Southeast 6 s
League that their opponents could
not hold.
The whole team has heen playing
good brand OF baseball under the
careful leadership OF their catcher
Wallace Flippen.
They have the rag and are to h.
commended and will make an able
representative for their league in the
city series.
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c II. =. c. 500 20l oo2-iO
Eagles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ol0 600 0lO-2
Sum IN
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lo'aIs ::...as = I % l

summary; base hits -Pattrr-
son. Pcas!"y. Mallory. stolen bases
frasley, L., strlnRar. D.ihle playa
hopkins In Strcrc. Hit hy pitched
haIi-b G"ulder tSte"r-): by burke
Zones: j. S'rinseo. Left on bases -
w. H. Methodist. .: II. H. baptist
mas" on balls on Rurke. i: off
Gould"r. l. Iiits-on Burke, In &
innings: on Goulder. In . innings.
struck "ut-hy liurke. i: hy Gouldcr.
.. Umpire trovo. ScOrer-McCar-
roll. Time-l:ii.
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BRISTOL CLUB SETTLES
INTERNAL DIFFERENCES

BRISTOL. VA, Aug. I.--Dircctors Of
the frist"i baseball club OF the Appa-
lachian League have turned over the
affairs of the club To the finance
committee.
The resignation Of Manager Patsy
- Rourkr was not accepted
The situation arose over fine and
suspension az Catcher Kopshaw. fined
by Manager o'Rourke several days
ago,
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FLEISCHMANN SELLS
HIS PART OF REDS
LRv Associaied press-1

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Aug. st
was announced here today that Julius
ficischmann, former Mayor of Gin
cinhah., now of New York, has sold
ms entlre holdings In the Cincin-
hau oasebail team in the National
League. SIS shares. ia Lou Widrir
August Hermann and Walter Fried,
lander. who are siready heavy own.
,frs. The transfer, 1t Is snnounc ed.
VIII have no effect on the manage !.
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nlnck.s nrother AIsn III.

VANCOUVER. Is. G.. Aug. 3.-Dave
Rlack. the Canadian golf profess
sionai. Is In hospital here recov-
cring from an illness and has not
been notified sDf his brothers serious
accident. Another brother. william.
Is n professional at tho Country
Club. in NictOrIa.
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Hornsby Ties Williams
for Home-Run Honors
ny Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-RoKers
Hornsby's home run In tho sixth
inning OF the Philadelphia-S
Louis National League game to-
DAY. giving him total of twenty
eight Tor the season. ties the rec
ora OF Kenneth williams. OF the
~. Louis Americans. who also has
twenty
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summary: Two base hits-~Sfesco.
Kelly 90. Lumpkin t2). Hciker
Three-base hIts--Mesco. Home run
-Heiker. Stolen bases-Bcrry. Lump
Kin. HUBBARD. Sacrifice hits--kel,y,
Mesco. Double plays-M Dreamer to
Blake to Bowles: VI. Creamer to
Bowles TO Jones; Berry 10 Welsh 10
l'umpkin. Hit by pitched bali
Lumpkin. struck out--by Sanderson,
8; by Iieiker. 4. Timo OF game. Q
hours. Umpire, Dreamer. Scorer
Jones
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.........al . Is a.
9nnf6stdA r.
-. 90 go
Gee out. failed 10 touch first.

Gee out failed 10 touch first.
summary: Three-base hits-G TIL
Ter. Stolen hases-Drivsr. Thompson.
struck out--by W Tiller. :. nv
THOMPSON. =. Bases on bal!e-off
W: Fiiier. on Thompson, 4. Hit nv
P'tcher CThompson tBrown). Umpire
game-l.3o.
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scvcn-Mtie swimming noc..

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-Another
ocean swim OF seven miles will he
conducted by the Park Inn BATHS
Swimming Association on Saturday,
August IL. from Rockaway Point to
Ono Hundred and Fifteenth Street
and Rockaway Park. H.
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',als ........:.U SlI2 - {
EplscOpalIann,

Preshyterians 100 oil O0g- \
hpiscopalians ........f02 lib 12N--li
summary; Two-basc hi,s-M. Col
ms ',resham. Kinks. Eubank. Three
p"Se hlt--Greshan Stolen bases
Beck. Armstrong. Burton. lit hv
pitched ball--by Burton a.. ColIinsI
tit by battcd balm. Collins. LEFT
on bases -PrcsbSterians. .: Episcopal
ians, Il. First base on error-Trcshy-
terians. 3: Episcopalians. s. Bases ON
talls-oG Williams. |: on nurion.
Hits-ofr Williams. "a: on f.urton. II.
struck out-br Williams. G; by Hur-
Ton. g.. Time OF snme. 2:a0. Umpire.
Hillard. Scorer. Turner.
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Maple Grove.

Summary: Threebase hits-kAhn
t2). stolen hHses-KHhh Shnrp
Jones. Purdy. Flippen. Sacrifice hit
Coin. Sacrifice nies-Sharp. Hit
by pitched hall-williams. Flippen.
Left on hases-Cowa Avenue, ::
Maple Grove. G. Bases on halls-on
Jones. 2: or Davis, o: of Mann J..
Hits-on Davis, In I: on Jones. s
In B: off Mann. In 4. struck out
by Davis, 2: by Jones. q by Mann. l.
Time OF game, $40. Umpire. Jones.
Scorer, Burrows.
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Frs, English Lutheran.

Summary: Two base h!ts-Wyatt
Cochrel. j. Miller, Becker. Perry.
Taylor. Stolen baSes-wyatt ,2l
cockreii. J. Miller. Leber, Meeks
Double plays-Henna to Beaslev.
Let on bases-Lutheran. &: Cove
hant ! Bases on halls--on Crouch.
IN innings: on Taylor, 3 In in
n!nvs Htts-"n Crouch. in in
nlns.! Off Belcher, in inning;
on Taylor. in Innings. s,ruck
out-hy Crouch, ? by Relcher. .: bv
TAYLOR. -. Time Of game-i:6o. TIM.
pire- VIM
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TAREYT0N- MUR|El WIN
TOBACCO LEAGUE GAMES
These Two Teams Vanquish
Fatiina and Lucky Strike.
To Clash Tuesday.
Results Yesterday.
fatIHa. ]: Herbert Tareyton, 4.
Mur!el. 10; Lucky Strike. /.

Standing OF the e
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'''''' = ny ITITTT y. Tl
'etherford Memorial 600 lla 0lo-

Wctherford Memorial 600 10 ON =
West End \. &. 80. O3O OGO Ool-1 .
summary: Two-hase hits-Clav. +.
campbell Three base hit-H ('amp-
h"li. Home runs--J. Campbell Io).
stolen bases Duke. Sacrifice hit
puR". Double plays. CampbclI
To Grim; M"rrisctt la Waym..k. iii
by pitcher 10y Rand"ll =. l.rf, ON
bases Wrathcrfnr'i. : West End \.
g.. 6. iiases on halls on Campbell /.
of clay ,: off Ranlrli. u. Hits or
y. Campbell. 10 in i: OF Randen. , In
:; ON Clay 2 In 2. struck out-hy
Campbell. 3; BY clay, &; by Randeu. &.
Time OF Eame--2 hours. Umplre.
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T'nkOin,

Earnest BROS ......oOo 200 600 O
Takcia ioi sno M. "A
summary: Two-ba.e hits-Cross
10y stolen hases-Poh. Sloan. Cross
icy y Hurnham GU Wood Sacri-
ms rossley. Pitt. McAlister.
Dpuhl" plays-P.tt 90 strain IN
no'chklss. HARRISON TO Poh To
hotehk'rs Poh TO Ho;chkiss. SUNNI
20 ron. McAll!stcr to Blue,hycn Al
H'hs"n 20 H!uethgen TO Gentry. LEI,
on bases Earnest Bros. .: Takola
= flrst base on crror-Takoia
BhseS on balis--oG Harrcl.on. 4 Of
ATKINSON, Struck out-by liar.
I"'Soh' 10y Atkinson. 3. Time Of
game, hours umnIrc Mns.n
scorer, Sutton.
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White Son Ger Ienlin.

ROCKFORD. ILL.,, Aug. s.--John
Jenkins. leading third haseman of the
Three Eyes League. WAS today sold
to tho chicago White sox for $500
The White Sox will send an infilldAr
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WHITE SOX RELEASE
SCHUPP TO SEATTLE
ny Associated Press ,

CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-Ferdie Schupp
the former National League south
paw, who came TO the Chicago
Americans from the American AS
ISOLATION. today was released by the
White SoH To the Seattle club oi
the Pacific Coast League as part
payment FOR Stuhby Mack. who is
said To have cost President Comis.
key $4,000.
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~, ;.
d. ~. L. Co.. Ltd. .440 $50 0ox-l7
H".tle AXE ...:. 200 600 100 3
mary: Two base hits-I Azzp
KIN. seward. Toon. Three base hit-
e"ara ". stolen bases--F. Ragile
e. IL. hagiie (2). Sheppard %.
ShePperson UD, Sacrifice hits--Hon.
kins. Double plays-Keim 10 lack
son 10 Hopkins. Left ON baae..u
a. 1. Co. 8: Battle Axe. Z. First
nase on error--B. A. T. Co, q. RAT
tie Axe, 2. Bases on balls-ofr
combs. j; off Lawrence, 81. Off scott
!. Iiits-off Combs. 6 in 9 innings.
or Lawrence. IL in innings: or
scott, in innings. struck out
ny Combs, Il: by Lawrence. 4: by
scott. q. Time OF game. 2:1o. I'm =.
pres. Combs and Eacho. Scorer.
Taylor.
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Standing OF the clubs.

With Tat L"hmau" pitching
Church III! Eauk easily nu,play"d
III" Poet piiicr h"ys at Fulton yes
t"rday Afternoon. ~ - .. keeping
TIA" your hits we'll scattered hr Was
never ia danger III being scored upon.
Thr Church I'M Eank team has
had Il good rival in the Knights az
Columbus team. which has shown
night and good spirit all the season.
The boys that represent the Bank"
on III" "hili' will give some other
teams trouble h"f"r. the amateur
baseball curtain fAlil for 1879
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summary: Stolen basaa-fIntrher
Broaddns. Devine, Todd. Binford. Den
Try Sacrifice hi,s-Sale. Hudson
Double plays-Hardy to Sale to
Bowles TO sale; Hudson to Hardy to
sale TO Jones TO Hardy TO Sale Left
on bases-Hcrbert Tareyton. 3: Fa-
TINA. 5. bases on balls-oft Heckler.
5. Hits-oh Hudson. S in 9 innings:
of Heckier. in Sl-3 innings: of
DUKE, in 2-3 inning Struck out
by Hudson. !: by Hecklcr, (; By
DUKE. : Wild pitch--HeckIer. Time
OF game. l;io. Umpire. Zcke Smith
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Lucky Strike

Muriel ..0In 0l3 1910
Lucky Strike ...... o00 100 900
summary: Two-base hits- -
hishon j. Powell. Liesheld. Ford
ii"ms runs-Iiobeck. 81. Bishnp
stolen -Brenaman Sacrifice
nus Lacy 90. Double plays-I.acy
~ EnE"ushty; Reams to Brandt;
i n To Walden: Stewart to
Reams 10 Dudley To walden ri, ~,
pitched ball-by J. Powell brand,
z; StewarD. Left on bascs-MurieI
:: Lucky Strike. IL Bases on halls
on ). Powell. !: of ltcams. :. struck
out-.by j. Powell. Ii; by Reams. 1
VIA pitch -Rcnms Cd. Time or
game ] 80. Umpire. Zekc Smith.
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Totals
Maple Grove

Fiippln. Sacrifice hits-w. Jones
Left on bnses-Cowardin Avenue. Il /.
Maple Grove, :. Bases on balls-orf
Thomas. J: on Jones. L. Hits-.rr
Thomas. in innings: of Jones. G
IN innin.s. Struck out-hy Thomas.
.; by Jones. 3. Time OF game. 1.5
Umpire. Jones. Scorer, Burrows.
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Summary: Two base hits-Carter,
Saracinc. Three-base hits--liicks
stolen baseS-Carter CS). Sacrifice
hits-Hicks (2). stuart 90. Carter.
Sacrifice nics-WoOdward Double
plays--Knisht 10 Powell to Reasley:
knight 10 Amos, Left on bases.
Eagles. G: G. II. 4. G. &. First bare
on crror--C. II. y. G.. 9; Eagles. none.
Bases on balls-off johnson. 4: off
Powell. l. Struck out-by Johnson.
s; by Powell. :. Un,pire-Fritz
Moore. Scorcr-Joseph r.. Nunalile.
rime--l:50.
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u,r,on i;.i.s.

summary: Tw"-hnse hite-VsrmIl
l"ra. Via. IiroRddus. Stolen bases
E"a"s 90. james, l.. Strineer.
Sirinscr. Sncrlncr hits-yermillcra
Heck. Double pinys-BroRddus To.
M"II"ry. lit 10y pitched baIi--by
H"nIdcr tSte"r"). Left on hases-
Methodist. .: BAPTIST. T. Bases on
hh 'Is-"H R"d-S. .; on Burke. u: or
""nidcr' j. iiitS--off Rodes. In >
InhinsS' off Rnrke. in innings; off
Houlder . in innings. STRUCK nr,
by Rodcs. l: by Rur{ke. n. nv
Goulder. I. Tlmr-l:a0. I,mnire
CroHo. sccrer-McCarroii.
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r. JR. ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Yesterdays Rc.uIt.,

Boys Club o. c. H.. Jr,. a. C.. o
(forfeiD.
So. side a. G.. 10: seabrook, 5.
Standing of the Clubs,
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W. f. S. S. LEAGUE
Scs,rca Ncstcrda1

N'"T'N bPs1cTuHy.
First English Lutheran. .: Grace
Covenant. 3.
Third Presbyterian. Q; Westmln-
e'cr. 0 GorfeiD.
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5. f. S. S. LEAGUE


Scores Yesterday.
C"watdin Avenue. lt-I; Maple
Grove. 20
East End, o: Monument, ].
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Southern Assocint.on.

Birmingham, 4: Little Rock, Z.
New Orleans, 4; Nashville, 2.
Mobile. 4; Memphis. {. tNine in.
n incs darknsas)
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Total,

w -'7I'I''' '-.-.-..... WUW WWO NWW-
summary: Two base hits C. Rob-
"rS"n. NiSSiry. Thr"c-haS" hits-T.
k"h"rS@n Home runs i!acho. Wal
con- i'""rrS"n. M.ht"r. lit by pitch
"d. ha!l--'"rhins. Robertson. rattrr-
SON i'eit on bases Post -Dnicr. 2.
thurch Inn ltauk. q i,ascs on bous
OF l.ohman. =: OF Kelly. ,. HTS
on l."hman. In . innings: Off KEEL
~. IL In y innings. Struck out--hy.
I."hman, :: lay Hrll:. 4. Umpire
tir.en. SCorcr-lIr ach,tt
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FInrI,ln SfnIc Lrnru,

Fl"ridn state League.
Jacksonvilic. 80: st. Petersburg.
l0-i.
paytona. G-l9: Tampa. 81.
Orlando Lakeland. rain.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Results Nrstrr,ln

:. I'm Bank. 10; rost- Otncc, o.
\. OF col, .. Blues. o.
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Monument.

summary; Two-base hits-Gallag-
ner' 'irubbs. stolen bases Woo!ard
rate, owann %, Cummings, Tucker.
Sacrihce--C. fucker. Double plays
cummings Hit by pitched ball
Swami. Left on bases East End. i
Monument. 6. Bases on balls on
Woolard. o; or Ziegler, i. Hits
Woodland. In 10 innings: or Zeiglcr,
In 10 innings. Struck out-bv
Woodland. 10: ny zeigler. II. Umpire,
-Lendbetter. Scorer Woodland. Time
3 hours.
The Tomahawk., 1922-05-25

Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.
May 25-June Is
State of Minnesota, County of Beck
er, in Probate Court. $500. 49, n.
In the matter of the Estate of
Nah-bah-nay-c umig- iSh-kung, also
known as Observation-Disclosures.
Decedent. A., ~
Letters of Administrator this day
having been grant ed to H. A. krostue.
1t is Ordered, That the time with
in which all creditors of the above
named decedent may present claims
against his estate in this Court. be
and the same hereby is limited to three
months from and after the date here
of; and that Monday, the 18th day OF
August, 1922. at 10 O'Clock "A. M. In
the Probate. Court Rooms at the Court
House at the City of Detroit in said
County, be and the same hereby IS,
fixed and appointed as the time and
place for hearing upon and the exam
nation, adjustment and allowance OF
such claims as shall be presented
within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in 'The
Tomahawk" a weekly newspaper,
printed and published in said county
and state as provided by law:
Dated May 22nd., 1922. 49,. ..
= ALMA c. Peterson,
COURT sEAL) Clerk of Probate.
p. +. Schroeder. -. = ..s..s:,$
.'~ Attorney for Petitioner.
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= B. S. Fairbanks and children
were Waubun visitors Oh Sunday.
POTATOES FOR SALE In.
quire at St. Benedict's Mission
School, White Earth, MINI. ",,G'|s'
Attorney F. D. Beaulien, OF
Mahromen, was q White Earth
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Fred Smith,
of Redby. MIMI, were over Sun
day guests of White Earth friends.
They returned home Monday even.
ing. = .
Have your EYES examined for
Glasses by DR.. Page Stire, Eye
Sight Specialist, Detroit, Minn. :,
: Joe B. and Isaac Fairbanks,
with their families, autoed down
from Naytahwaush last Saturday
and spent Sunday in White Earth.
Mrs. Maggie Donnell, accom-
panied by her daughter, visited
her son ''Taddy", who is now en-
ployed in the office Of Dr.. j.
Reinlaub, eye specialist at Fargo,
N. D.. last week. ~. H..
~ DR.. Breur, Of Mahnomen, chair
man of the Child Welfare League,
Mahnomen county, and P. Brop of
Ogema, member of the same or
ganization in Becker county, were
White Earth visitors the first OF
the week. e. !.
Mr.. Peyton Carter, Of Wash
ington, D. G., supervisor OF
schools in the Indian service, paid
an official visit to White Earth
during the week. just what oc-
casioned the gentleman's visit here
we have not been able to learn.