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WILL PAY GOOD RENT-A YEAR IN
advance if deslred-for a SIX seven
room house. Must be in a very desir-
able location and thoroughly modern.
Special features like. sleeping porch and
sun parlor gwen preference. Reply to
Argus. Wv. s..
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KNIGHTS EEArA.AR.

KNIGHTS EkMfAA4.
-uu cTA4hU EONIL-AN OF EOCt
IsAanA LCmuAandery NO. 40
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BOOK ISLAM COUNCIL no. 20. =. q
). N. The sLASeA assemblies WILL <
held on LIE LnIro " eunssaaJ OF eacn
nonth NlsitrAg meEnUers eorua4Iy IL
ylted James A. GaoErls. \. - M
Drank o. Canedy, Recor0er.
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A GROWING ESTABLISHMENT IN a
live r. l. community wishes to sell or
rent the butcher department. All fix
lures included and business alreay es-
tabiished. a money maker for the right
party. Floor space for rent Tor other
lines besides meats and groceries. Ad-
dress Dept. B. care Argus.
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HEMSTTTCHING.

COTTON &C. SILK 1oc. PLEAT1Ne
akirts S5c- Buttons made E. Z. knsdk.
lodSes' Tailor. 1sO7h Second svenue
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

IHTRICAN LEGION POST NO. zoe
~T~ Regular business
6 : !: !. !" ;. !: !" ]: ].
EMRS%SA meeting will be held
~ w the first Tuesday
sAT,SA leach month- All ex-
IL CUS( z7ervice men well
tA ~ M .some. Walter A.
kWS Rosenfeld. Command
[S0ksBfS er: ID. b. Bergquist.
ALLL0 Adj.
AAEONAC-
$780,. rsmpIe EIgh<.enth street and
,, sr.rrn m ME OF TRIO LODGE
InI No. 81, A. y. a. NJ. WILL
~ Re held on the first Thurs
HLNAA day of each month al :3V
GGyY m. s. ?. Burgess. W.
EA a: KAy o. RouericA. seq
,,oo czoTTo no. 81. NJ o. v. P. b
Stated meeting held
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NIE On the IRE; Wednesday
1 kA OF each month Visit
k[I 4 ing prophsts weicoIns.
kkEA q c W. Thatcher. monarch.
NXxAss4% Franz l.. <~ss~Is0sA, 49,
FeLsEy-
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MHHS2 "A VIII We OIL Lns hrss
RAN l1,e.uay oil eAcn nlontn AZ
fAA0M 40 =. NJ SnATIss - LAns
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mock ISLAND LODGE NO.
"a 6ss, A. =. L u. M.-StAteu
- EsA ., uIeetlng nrsG friday u sacn
$fsSs<S| nlouln. harry DenscAe, ". "a
{&%N "a IL. LIllL, secretary.
S,ec1aI meeting rIday evening"
Nar.a ii, ~ u.SO y. u. La NJ uesree'
KNIGHTS EEAFAAR.
THE STA EED SoNCA-AEH OF EoS.
1H ls.ana IonIAAnoery No. 10
N.Y. hALAnLs Leup.Ar Will oe ErlA
Lne SECOND .AondAS "a GSGA
sNYE nongn- :. u ScnlAlanser' Con.
AS nAIsef- .. l.. hlcAey, Fecoro
kN AND CHAPTER. No. 2oS
or4- -4sstern SLar--hss uIaf nieellnt
bscond Wednesday OIL each moAsh: 49,
LanEman, W. NJ; Mary E Areis. Sscfs-
ROCK SLAM COUNCIL no. 20. ~ d
s. M The stAGe4 assemblies VIII Le
held Cd Lae LnId " eunssdaJ OF eacn
Month. NIsitIAs nemUers eorua4S n
James a. AAOAAASs -
Drank o. Uanedy. Reeorder.
ucAL LODGE 80. SOC. l. Q. Q: ;
AeeLs every 1nE<s1Ay eSenAnf
al Uud ke4lows temple ot
SiirEE Fourkn avenue, oet~esn Ses
ES epJeenIh and IL c e -
ES& streets; Nelson slSosn sooa' x. s.
First Thursday of eacn lnoaen. IL "a -1
.ory decree, urst, second AMI AnAEo 0S
Eree the following InorsosS'
gocR ISLAND AERLE 80. 800. FEALa.E
nAI ord2 of Eaxles.EHssul arr mG 1onsa
Al Eag0s' home. Fourth avenue an =
Tweuty-1ir street. joan &oIa.s "
p 3Is FoEty-hfth street. Fhos -,
5434 las c. Wright. secretary. -S~S
seventh avenue. Phone q. 1. Sll7.
R.P. o ELKs NO. $50.
80 ~ Meets the nrst and third
w "U Mondays of each month at
Elks' club. Waiter J. Grit
Ia In. exalted ruler: C.
Isaacson. secretary. Whit
q ing brothers Always vel
6HN,xskSN come. Club rooms al III
EES%cE% Eighteenth street
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BUFORD POST 243. G. A. B.
TY Meets regularly on second
EREi and fourth Friday after
kss.sil Moons of each month at I.
lsS2 o'clock In Memorial hall IL
EkiAM the court house. Andrew
&AzAS Bladel commander; Il. C.
" First, adiutant.
' s.'',, '.,: =: !: $ s.s', NO.
S, useets first and third Thurs
EfIs9 days of each month at S D. m
Elhi In Memorial Hall. Court House.
49, George Il. Clapper. Comm ander;
49, William E. Frey. AdiutanL
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
FANCY WINDOW AWNINGS. PORCH
curtains canopies, stack covers. etc.
E. W. Porch. Phone &. I. S5&
cap" STUBBS.
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ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
"a COS, A. =. L u. M.-StAteu
- kfA ., uieetIng nrsG EEIdAy u Sacn
%f.SsI nlouln. harry DensGAe, ". ID.
T3/N d IL LlllL, SECRETARY.
S-.c,al meeuns rIuay evening,
Narcn ii, - ~ y. IL - - o0siS
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WANTED-TO BUY.
BUSINESS GPPORTCNITIES.

MY GENERAL STORE FOR SALE. DON'T
miss this chance. Address IS" care
Argus.
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AoL AND CHAPTER. No. 2oS
Or ..astern SLar.-kSSs uIaf Hleetlnt
6scond N eunesuAy OIL each mouth 49,
lung SLars we4cOIe. MRS halnsILns
LanEman, W. N. NARY r. hreiE. sSGFs-
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

FANCY WINDOW AWNINGS. PORCH
curtains, canopies, stack covers. etc.
E. ". Porch. Phone &. I. S1&
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rrAT. LODGE 80. soc. 1. .. o.
AeeIs every InEzsaAy eSen1nf
a. Uud ke4lowS temple of
N1NS59' Eourkn avenue. oetAesn sew
=eS" enLsenlh anu Ii : c I
SxSSSAsSQ streeLs. Nelson Judd. n. ~
W& NllliAm Gu4oenzopI, d. .
First Thmsoay of sach LnoaIn. Anlu@-
.ory cegree, urst, Sc ono AMI Ah4Eo uS
Krte the following THURSDAY
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pocK ISLAND AERIE 80. $50. FRATEk
mai OrdR of EaSlss.-RsguIar Heeuns-
nrst anA third TUESDAY OF each montn
A. Far8s' home Fourth avenue an
Tvepty-first street. Jonn GolmeIh: "
p. ais FcEty-fifth street. Phone q: 4:
543A Jas. c. Wright. secretary, ~S~S
sa-anth avenue Phone 4. L. S117.
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Count FIVE words to the line.
The address al the foot of
your Want Ad is counted
also. Each number counts
as q word. The blind 'ad-
dress comprises four words
and will be counted as part
of your advertisement
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PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.

EDW L. EAGLE-LAwYEk, GENERAL
law, cbancery and probate practice
Office IN court house, Rock Island
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LUSSh4-LI 4 WALKER tB. u. CON.
nelly and W. n. Walker)-LavyerA
General Law, chsncery and probate prsc-
tics- PEOPLES Eationa: Baas building
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST; SATURDAY NIGHT. BLUE SILK
umbrella at Armstrong theatre Re
ward Moline S97K-
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WALKER q SWEENEY ATTORNEYS
and counseiors st law. Aoney to loan
on real estate. Rooms 209-212 Centr1i
Trust building.
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MANTED-TO EXCHANGE.

WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE CAEPEN
ter work for Ford car In good condi
ton. r. L 5227.
TRADE YOUR OLD PLAYER ROLLS FOR
new. We allow CSC each for Old rolls.
Griggs Piano Co. III East Second
street. Davenport.
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HONEY TO LOAN

ON FEST MORTGAGE CITY PRO
erty. Address Az care Argua-
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
WINCHESTER CLUB
Of ARIZONA WILL Be
FORMED HERE TODAY

ORGANIZATION meeting OF the Win
chester Club of Arizona will open at
9 o'clock this morning in the banquet
room of the Hotel Adams and will
last two days. From one to three
representatives from each of the 20
!. Winchester stores in the state will be
~ attendance at the meeting. During
zfae meeting a permanent winchester
club of Arizona will be organized and
officers for the ensuing year Will be
elected, consisting of a president,
three vice. presidents, a secretary,
and treasurer.
Tonight at o'clock banquet will
be held in the Hotel Adams and sew
eral prominent local business men
will give addresses. w. ]. c. Stock
ley. national secretary of the Win
chester clubs of America. with head
quarters in New Haven, Conn.,, will
be one of the speakers.
A feature of the gathering will be
an attractive display of nearly all of
the wares made by the Winchester
Arms factory 1t is the aim of the
company to foster direct dealing be-
tween the company and the retailers
of its products. Cutlery, tools OF all
kinds: skates, both ice and roller;
guns and nearly every kind of article
tackle will be displayed in the ban
quet room at the hotel.
The display will be in charge of
several representatives from the fac
tory, assisted by Harold Aughtry,
state representative of the company,
whose headquarters are in Phoenix.
Each day after the meeting the dis
play rooms will be open to the pub
lic The meetings are to close at 5
o'clock each afternoon.
During the convention, talks on
the various lines of goods made by
the company will be given by promi-
nent hardware men of the state. The
convention will be opened by Mr..
Stockley, who will give the address
of welcome. c. F. Cushing, district
sales supervisor of the company, will
give a. talk on merchandising, at the
close of the session this afternoon,
}, and on Thursday. A. d. Sherrick,
sales service representative of the
company, with headquarters in -Spo-
kane, Wash, will give an address on
Winchester sales service.
The convention is held for the pur-
pose of organizing Winchester club
merchants of the states who handle
the company's products, and to fur
nish an instructive study. for the
dealer. of the goods made by the
Winchester company.
The second annual convention of
the National Association of Win
chester clubs will be held at New
Haven, Conn. June rs to 20, inclu-
sive. and it is expected that several
representatives from Arizona will
attend that convention.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
WHITE SOX TAKE.
FAST SUPE R|0R.
CLUB INTO CAMP.
BY A So SCORE.

Playing an alright brand of ball,
the Phoenix White Sox took the
strong invading Superior team into
camp at Riverside park yesterday
afternoon, scoring a. 8 to 3 victory.
A five-run rally in the. eighth frame,
put the visitors to rout.
For six innings the game was as
pretty an exhibition of the great ma
tional pastime as has been seen in
Phoenix this year, but in the seventh
and eighth the inner defenses of the
visitors cracked and the battle de-
generated into procession for the
home boys
Eight fielding errors were con-
tributed by the Superior players and
they aided materially in the Sox
scoring. On the other hand, the Sox
supported Hammond in brilliant
fashion, sensational fielding plays
cutting off many threatening rallies
by the invaders.
In the first INNING, the Sox got
men as far as second and third with
only one down. Verge frightened and
whiffed Warren and Meason, two of
the hardest hitters on the Sox lineup.
Evans starred at the bat for the
visitors, getting half of the swats
credited TO his team. Included in,
his three hits was a home run drive
in the ninth with one man on base.
Meason was the chief SWatsmith Ter
the Sox with a single, double and
triple in five appearances.
Hammond claimed IL of the visitors
A..sT IL
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
Braves Drop Twin
Bill to Dodgers;
Vance Whiffs 10

BROOKLYN, May 30--Brooklyn
took both games from Boston today.
winning the morning contest 9 to 8,
and taking the afternoon encounter,
s to a. The Dodgers clouted Lansing
for seven runs in the fourth inning
of the morning game. In the after
noon Vance established a seasons
strike out record by tanning 10
Braves. Bert Griffith had a field day
at bat with six hits. Scores:
Morning game: r. H. E.
Boston - oil 900 1903 10 5
Brooklyn .... .001 701 00x-9 12 8
Batteries: McQuillan, Lansing and
Gowdy, Gibson. Reuther and Miller.
Afternoon game; r. Fl. E.
Boston .....,.. 900 001 003--4 s Q
Brooklyn ... 200 312 00x-S 13 2
Batteries: Marquard and O'Neil;
Vance and Deberry
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
Scottsdale Wins
Tight Game From
Local Legion Nine

The Scottsdale team continued its
fast work by winning a well-played
game from the Phoenix American
Legion squad yesterday by score
of 4 to g. -
The game was pitchers battle
from start to finish with Newell for
the winners having the edge over
Jacobs for the legionnaires. Scots
dale garnered seven hits to five for
the legion crowd.
Starting with rush and taking
advantage of Scottsdale nisplays, the
visiting legion men piled up a three
run lead in the first three innings.
Jacobs held the locals scoreless until
the fifth when they got pair and
duplicated the feat in the sixth. The
score by innings:
R.HE.
Phoenix Legion. .102 600 00o---3 s
Scottsdale -. 900 022 00*--4 Z 4
Batteries Jacobs and Goodson;
Newell and Welden.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
T|GES co $3.50
WITH St. LOUIS;
SECOND GAME
GOES IS INNINGS

ST. LOUIS, May 3o.-The wildness
of Bayne and Henry's ineffectiveness
gave the morning game here today TO
the Detroit Tigers, 6 to 5. Manager
Cobb and Outfielder Heilmann were
or the bench, having been Indefinite
ly suspended for their arguments
with Umpire Wilson in yesterday s
contest. Haney replaced Blue on
first due to the latter's illness, Flag
stead going to Cobbs position in the
middle garden. The score:
Morning capnn.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
RUTH GETS End
CIRCUIT DRIVE
AS YANKEES AND
MACKMEN SPLIT.

NEW YORK, May 30.-The New
York Yankees defeated Philadelphia
in the morning game, 3 to g Phila-
delphia tied the score in the eighth
inning when Ward. thinking Umpire
Nallin had given him permission to
throw out the ball, hurled it into
the New York dugout, permitting
Johnston to go from first to third,
when he scored on a sacrifice fly.
The Yankees scored the winning run
in the eighth inning on singles by
Ward and Ruth and Bakers sacrifice
fly. Score:
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
Johnston Wins Net
Singles Horlors of
Central California

SACRAMENTO, May S0-William
NJ. Johnston OF San Francisco. for
mer national singles champion. won
the Central California tennis singles
championship here today when he de-
feated Howard kinsey, also of San
Francisco. three straight sets, 60,
81, g.
Miss Marjorie Thorne OF San Fran
cisco defeated Miss Lucille Murphy
OF Sacramento. 6-1, 60, in the wom-
ems singles finals.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
Basketball Tennis ;!S1E'(5i[{!i[{S SpOPTS
Senators Take z
From Sox; Move
Into Third Place

BOSTON, May 3o-Washington
took both games of the afternoon
double header from Boston today. Z
to and to 8. Ragged Boston field
ing helped make scoring easy for the
visitors. The play of Stanley Harris
and Peckinpaugh was spectacular,
the latter accepting II chances in the
first game. Frillhart, although ex-
tremely wild, was effective in the
second game until the seventh when
relieved by Erickson. Scores:
First game: r. Fl. E..
Washington -. .104 900 200--7 13 !
Boston ........ 100 201 000--4 IL 2
Batteries: Zachary, Phillips, jon
son and Garrity; Pennock, Russell.
karr and Walters.
Second game: r. II. E.
Washington -. zoos 600 O00-5 8 0
Boston ........ 200 01o 20O-3 6 5
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
Henderson Grabs
Class A Medal in
Rifle Club Shoot

The regular monthly shoot OF the
Phoenix Rifle club was held at Pap
ago park yesterday afternoon w. c.
Henderson won the medal in Glass
A for the highest aggregate score
with total of 134 in $50, con-
sidered an unusually high mark in
view of conditions.
Taylor won the Class B trophy
with lis in $50 and Wurth won in
Glass G with 109 in 150 Tom
Edens won the bar for high score
at 200 yards with IS in so. Hen
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
GRAB A. NJ.
GAME BUT LOSE
AF FTERNOON TILT.
At PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURG, May 3O-Five Pitts
burgh pitchers failed to stop Cincin-
natl in the morning Memorial day
game here, the Reds winning to 3.
Rixey kept the Pirate hits scattered
and was steady with men on the
bags. Tierney made a home run in
the eighth on hit to deep center.
Score morning game.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
Chi Sox Tumble
Indians 3 Pegs
By Winning Two

CLEVELAND, o., May S0.-Cleve-
land dropped from third to sixth
place In the league race today, drop
ping two games to Chicago. The
score of the morning game was 4 to
0 and that of the afternoon Z to 6.
After holding the Indians to two hits
in six innings, Courtney weakened in
the second game and the locals tied
the score in the seventh. Faber re-
placed the left handler and held
Cleveland safe Chicago won out in
the ninth on Mulligan's single. sac
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
Cubs Give Cards
Twin Setback in
Holiday Battles

CHICAGO, May S0.-Chicago
punched it's hits this afternoon and
made it two straight from st. Louis,
3 to |. They won the morning game
to J.. The afternoon contest was
pitching duel between Doak and
Aldridge, the former suffering one
bad inning. Heathcote and F1ack,
outfielders who We're traded after
the morning game, played this after
noon with their new clubs. Score:
Morning game:
r. H. E.
st. Louis. :. .010 900 000-- ] 4 2
Chicago -. 900 80 00s- II Q
Batteries-Sherdell, Walker, Bailey
and Ainsmith; Steuland and O'Far-
rell.
Afternoon game: r. II. e.
st. Louis. -. .010 600 000-- z /
Chicago .... 100 900 OPS 3 8 o
Batteries-Doak and Clemons;
Aldridge and OFarrell.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
GIANTS TUMBLE
As PARKINSON
CRACKS HOMER.
With Z NE n ON

PHILADELPHIA. May s0-Park-
inson's home run drive, his second
in two games, defeated the Giants in
the morning game, to s. Parkin-
sons hit with two on base tied the
score and Henline's smash to the
bleacher wall. Parkinson's homer
yesterday won the opening game of
lts> series.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Los Angeles I'll, Vernon o..
Oakland 3-2, San Francisco 2-5.
Portland 1875, Sacramento 11-9.
Seattle "a, Salt Lake ST; second
game 10 innings.
Today's Games
Salt Lake at Seattle.
Sacramento at Portland
Oakland at San Francisco
Vernon at Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
Am ERicAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York 33, Philadelphia 2-4s
Washington 7-5. Boston As.
Cleveland 0-6, Chicago Al.
Detroit s, st. Louis 5.
st. Louis 2, Detroit I; Is innings.
Today's Games
Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
New York Philadelphia not
scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
SEIl'E.f||Iiss.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn 9-S, Boston "a.
Pittsburg 81, Cincinnati 9-3.
Chicago As, st. Louis IL.
Philadelphia 9, New York Go
innings)
New York is, Philadelphia 7.
Today's Games
st. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn Boston; not sched-
uled
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31

Summary: Two-base hits: Rerkins
Ruth, Dykes, Scott and Schang.
Left on bases: Philadelphia s, New
York s, Base on balls: Off Hoyt 2:
off Sullivan, l.. Struck out: BY Hoyt
3, by Sullivan 4.
Second game: r. HI. e.
New York 1000 002 010-3 2
Batteries: Heimach and Perkins;
Shawkey and Schang.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31

Summary. TWo-base hts. RaficI,
Dunsmore, Meason. Three base hits.
Mes son.. Home runs: Evans. Sacri-
fi1o hits: Chino. Stolen bases: Tea
neJ 60, Rafiel, Barnes te) Warren
~, Pepper Double phys: Evans to
Singer. Left on bases Superior ~,
Sox f1i}. Eases on balls: Off Ham
mond (2), off Verge (S). Hit by
pitcher: Brown. Struck out. BY
Hammond CID, Ey Verge (S). Passed
bal: kellner. Wild pitch. Verge 81.
Jnrire Godfrey. Attendance: 1o0e.
TIME of game: 2 hours 20 minutes.
Scorer: King.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31

Summary: Two base hits: Kelly,
Waller. Williams, 2; Lee, 2; Fletcher,
.: Bancroft. Three base hit: Walker.
Home run: Parkinson. Double plays:
Frisch and Kelly: Williams and Park
inson. Base on balls on bases, 3: Sui
Ivan. 2; Pinto, 4; Causey. 2. Struck
out: BY Barnes. 4; Pinto, ?; @.
Smith, /. Hits: Off Barnes. Is in
SIS innings off Causey. 2 tin /; off
Smith, Q in 41-3: off Sullivan, 0
(pitched to two batters); off Pinto. s
in 32-3. off Baumgardner. in 2.
Hit by pitcher: BY G. Smith (Groh).
Winning pitcher: Baumgardner. Los
ing pitcher: Causey.
Afternoon game: r. H. T..
New York .060 o40 060--16 25 /
Philadelphia >. 202 020 010- 7 IL 0
Batteries: Nehf and Snyder; Vein
ert, Belts, Baumgardner and Sulii-
van, Peters.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
lncketiell|

rifice. an out, and Johnson's infield
hit. Scores:
First game r. II. E.
Cleveland 900 900 000---0 6 1
Chicago ....... 900 600 600-6 8 2
Batteries: Morton and O'Neil; L.
Sewell; Leverette and Schalk
Second game r. H. E..
Chicago ........ 90 900 600--6 8 2
Cleveland ..... 900 ia 001--7 II 0
Batteries: Courtney. Faber and
Schalk; Sotheron, Basby, Edwards
and O'Neill.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31
Southern Association

New Orleans, 3-5; at Memphis 81.
Birmingham, ST.: AT Little Rock,
,.
Nashville, 4-e; at Atlanta, 3-5.
Mobile, 81; at Chattanooga 81.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31

Summary: Two base hits: Har-
per, Traynor. Three base hits: JON
nard. Home run: Tierney. Double
plays: Maranville, Tierney and
Grimm. Base on balls: Off Cooper,
i; Yellowhorse. 1; Carlson, 2. Struck
out: BY Rixey, 5: Yellowhorse, 1;
Hollingsworth, 2. Hits: Off Cooper,
in / off Zinn, 1 in 2-3: off Hol-
lingsworth, 2 in 2; off Yellowhorse. 5
in 8; off Carlson, 2 in 1-3. Hit by
pitcher: BY Hollingsworth (Neale).
Winning pitcher: Rixey. Losing
pitcher: Cooper.
Afternoon game: r. H. E.
Cincinnati ..... 100 600 1913 12 5
Pittsburgh ..... 800 010 10x-7 9 8
Batteries: Gillespie and Wingo;
Morrison and Gooch
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American Association

At Kansas City. 8; Milwaukee.
Second game, rain.
At Columbus. 81; Toledo. rs.
At Indianapolis 14-2: Louisville 6
At Minneapolis st. Paul-rain.
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Totals ..........3f u il i
Slated for Bayne in fourth.
**Batted for Henry in sixth.
***Batted for Kolp in ninth.
Score by innings:
Detroit .......... .020 112 O00--6
st. Louis ........... .020 001 101--5
Summary: Two-base hits: Will
liams. Three base hits: McManus,
Sisler, Cutshaw, Robertson. Home
run: Rigney. Double plays: Nc
Manus, Gerber and Sisler; Cutshaw
and Haney. Base on balls: Off
Bayne, 3; Henry, :, Ehmke, g.
Struck out: By Bayne l, Kolp /.
Ehmke .. Hits off Bayne. 4 in 4
innings; off Henry, in 2; off kolp
3 in 8; off Ehmke, in 2-3; off
Oldham, none in 1-3. Hit by pitcher:
BY Ehmke (Sisler). Winning pitch
er: Ehmke. Losing pitcher: Bayne.
Afternoon game: r. H. E.
Detroit
1000 900 oo1 600 600 OIL II 8
ST. Louis
1000 100 900 900 600 1-2 II 2
Batteries: Oldham and Bassler;
Shocker, Pruett and SEVERED, Col
Inns.
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derson won at 800 yards with 4z ia
90 and Rasmussen won the Presi4
dents cup at 500 yards with 4S IN
so. The scores follow:
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DoWNEY SHADES KRoHN

AKRON, Ohio. May 30--Bryan
Downey, Cleveland niddleweight, won
the newspaper decision over Harry
Krohn of Akron here today in a II
round bout.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-31

The lather maintains its
creamy fullness for ten
minutes on the face. II does
not dry quickly. II does
not need replacing,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-05
MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM
WILL BE OPEN TODAY

The new Roger Milhiser Memorial
gymnasium at the University OF
Richmond will be open today. tomor-
row and Wednesday. for inspection
by the alumni and other visitors TO
the university for commencement
exercises. Dedication of the hand
some athletic plant will not take
place until next November, when
Mrs. Clarence Milhiscr. who. with h )r
nate husband, gave the gymnasium.
returns from European tour.
The building Is practically finished
and VIII be used for the summer
coaching school and the regular
session next September Ii Is me-
mortal To Roger Milhiser. former
student at the University OF Rich
mond. The building is located on
Stadium Field.