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Miss Marguerite Mulhgan 10 spend
ing her vacation here with her parents.
Mr.. ana Mrs. =. ]. Mulligan.
Howard Holiday OF Chester, Pa. 10
spending a part OF his vacation here
with his mother, Mrs. M. A. Holiday :.
William Beck. who has becn III for
the past ten days. is improving.
Miss Mary Money has returned homo
from Atlantic City, where she spent
her vacation.
Tho Rev. DR.. Wagner. OF Norris
town, Pm, was a visitor in town yes
terday. He In on his vavatton and In
spending IT in making hikes to points
nearby.
A survey party left for Salem, N. j.,
today on tho u. s. inspection boat
Josephine. They will sound Salem
creek, take borings and mako an ef-
| fort to straighten the creek to Salem.
Those In tho survey party were Ralph
Davis, Rudolph Taggart. James Todd.
John Banks. Frances Warner. Levi
son Lorraine and Henry Miller. The
work Will take about 5 weeks.
Frederick Bender Is On Dover today
attending the Republican State Con-
vention.
Tho Girl Scouts were taken in ma
chimes yesterday morning by DR.. w.
w. Ellis and Harry Price to Liston's
Rear Range, In which vicinity they
spent most of the day. Toward eve
ming they built a camp fire and cooked
supper in a field of Mr.. Downey's
farm. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wilkinson. DR.
and Mrs. w. w. ELLIS, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Webb motored down and took supper
with them. They also carried water
melons. cantaloupes and fruit for the
girls. After supper tho girls hiket
back to Delaware City, arriving hers
about O'Clock. Mrs. William B. Jes
ter, Mrs. w. w. Ellis and Miss E1iza
beth AlSer accompanied tho girls OF
their days outing.
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HARRINGTON.MILFORD ROAD
NEARING COMPLETION

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Milford. Aug. 22.--The new concrete
road between Milford and Harrington
is nearing completion. The road is be-
ing constructed in two sections, from
Harrington 10 Houston and from
Houston TO Milford. The concrete Is
now laid TO within mile OF Milford
and the contractors hope to finish this
work next week. After the hardening
process OF four weeks the road will be
open to the public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22

and have taken it. l feel so well
and strong and can do every bit Of
my work and not q pain in my back
now. i recommend your medicine
and you can use this letter as testi-
monial." - Mrs. Phil. MAsER, 80l
Winslow St., st. Paul MINI.
Just another case where a woman
found relief by taking Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Many
times these tired, worn-out feelings
and pains about the body are rom
troubles many women have. The Veg
etsble Compound is especially adapt
ed for just this condition, The good
results are noted by the disagreeable
symptoms passing away one after
another.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is a Woman Medicine for
Women's Ailments. Always reliable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22
Home From Motor Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hart and |
daughter, Eleanor Letitia. and Ray
Whiteside have returned from a motor
trip 10 New York. They motored
through the Catskill Mountains and
made a stop at the Delaware Water
Gap.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22
Angelo Returned to Hospiial.

Carlo Angelo. who escaped from the
state Hospital at Farnhurst last
Thursday, vas taken Anto custody at
his home, 5os Lincoln street, yester-
lay afternoon and has been returned
to the hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22

q tired, WOrn-Out
feeling and pain
full periods. fused
to get up with q
pain in my head
and pains in my
lower parts and
back. Often ! was
not able TO do my
work. l read in
your little book
about Lydia Z.
.Pinkham's Veg
atakla C,,1-.,,-l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22
WOMAN COULD
NOT WORK
Made Strong and Well by
Lydia E. .Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

st. Paul, Mimi took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
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9-4 BleaChed Muslin

Value SOC. An unbranded muslin
very fine grade, heavy and unsized, fir,
of starch or dressing; p yards max
81 X 90 seamless sheet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22
DRESSES

These dresses King Street Balcony
Universal checked ginghams in variety of neat
patterns white organdic collars Peter and SQUARE
effects. Sizes 36-46 Deep hens. All perfect.
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SHOCKER NO
LONGER JlNX
FOR YANKEES
Pitching Ace For St. Louis
Browns Drops 4 Games
to New Workers.

Chicago. July 15.-lBy the Associ-
ated Press. urban Shocker. pitch
ing. ace of the st. Louis Browns. is
no longer a Yankee jinx. He has
started four times against the New
Workers in the last ven games the
teams have played and lost them all,
the fourth defeat coming when the
lea que leaders bowed to Bob Shaw
keys superior box work. 4 to 0. The
Hug men drove Shocker from the box
~ two successive days in st. Louis
and Joe Bush bested the ~spit-ballef
Tuesday at the Polo grounds.
The vietory put the Yankees back
within 9 half game of the. pace sets
ters. Babe Ruth, his smuggling pros:
clivities in a slump. beat out "A couple
Of hunts to demonstrate fh1ss versa
tility.
The Cardinals won a victory over
the Fhil'ies. . to 8. and put them,
selves within two and a half games
OF the Giants. who lost their second
relief pitching featured the Cubs
triumph over McGraw.s men. s to 4.
Ei&eE shut out Boston. 5 to O, giving
the Reds three out Of four and deal
ing the Dodgers their eighth setback
in nine games in the west. while
Wilbur Cooper twirled THO Pirates 70
q 6 To | victory over Boston.
Cleveland rallied in the eighth and
ninth to win it's fourth straight from
the Red Sox. and Washington scored
five runs in the first, enough to beat
Chicago Z to T..
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THOMPSON WINS
LAST CONTEST
0NH0ME FIELD
East Grand Forks Loses 3 to
2 in Last Inning BY
Errors

The Thompson, baseball aggregation
vol the last game of the season on
its home field Friday evening by de-
feating East Grand Forks, s to 2, in
the last inning.
Erickson struck out the first three
East Siders to face him, but T1pp's
men counted n in the second An
error BY Brown allowed Kelly to take
first and in catching himsat second
Strebig was a I on the initial sack.
A triple by Ness scored him.
Thompson took the lead in their
twice. Singles by Billings, Wolf and
Mclaughlin brought Billings and
Wolf across.
East Grand Forks tiled up the
count in the fourth when Strebig
singled and Ness scored him again
with another triple. Trips players
were unable to count again and in the.
last of the seventh an error by ,Sulli-
van and two by Parness- allowed Blake
to. score the winning. run. lt
Lewte Colds berg on the mound for
East Grand Forks, allowed FIVE hits,
while six were gathered of the de-
livery OF Erickson for Thompson.
Features of the game were the
heavy hitting Of Ness and the sensa-
tional. catch of a line drive off the
bat of J. Bach in the seventh by
Houck.
Thompson will close its baseball
season. at Pickett park Sunday after
noon with Raeder doing the twir1ing
for the visitors and in all probability
Peterson on the mound for East
Grand Forks.
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count II salkAsss. II IN = 1AiAssl
this anornins. @s !.
Thompson won 81 dsfAsft,
Keye beat kAiGy IN aSss
wilkerson bsAt.JxpeenSnas-z -.
Roller beat MekeHde6k-2 81. S
Hubert neat Longhin ga, 81.
WenbeissbeAf W'atsons6-ll,,ss-3
E Num- s ~ s 3sastaa IS, Is. 4
Foster hseAt Leek ! 2,,s3-s..s-3.
i. s!s. 1hasd RssDa.
Keye$beat ThompSon 50, 7-B.
Wilkerson beat Roller 1-35sS-l.
Hubert beat , Merr.s 81.
Ennis beat Titus &c, 81, "a.
Tenneson and Johnson unlnisheA-
Each set.
Muir won from Foster ga, 50.
Foasth Rosnd.
Wiikerson won from Keye 81. IS.
Doubaes-Fsrst Roa1Ad.
wilkerson and Elton defeated
johnson and Loychek 6-1,Es-0.
Evanson and Brunsdale defeated
ReidX and Leek
keye and jacobson defeated BF.
hardt and Thompson ga. As. SO.
Foster and Morris and Bridston and
Coleman unfinished.
Hubert and Muir defeated Ryan
and George 6.1. SIS.
Elton and wilkerson defeated
Titus and Morris In irst round also
SO. SIS, S-3.
Roller and wenzel defeat4d s3or-
dahl brothers 6-3, rs.
Watson and Loughltn defeated
Hendrix ana Mercil 6-3, 6-3.
@ Consolation Event.
Mckenzie won from Jacobson ~
default.
McElroy beat Smith IS, go.
Thompson beat Reidy 8-2. ga.
Brunsdale beat watson ~. e-3.
Lovchek won from Giese by default.
Mercil defeated "Fjelstad 6-3, ST.
6-1.
sjordahl beat Hendrix e-s, So.
Second Round.
Evanson defeated Hobert so, So.
Mercil won from Lovchek by de-
fault. 500
George won from Stephens BY dc.
fault. ii a..
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Milwaukee Boxers
To Appear In Cnba

.ae - T.. tgH.sE IHf-TII T e. ...IH . .F-L-a.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 1b:-HArry
Mendeleohn,~ manager OF Johnny
Mendelsohn, Milwaukee lightweight
boxer, plans on taking 4 string OF
boxers to Havana, Cuba. about. the
end Of July to meet boys Of their own
weight before 4 boxing club at the
Cuban capital. ARRANGEMENTS are
a cAblesram from a boxing otkani-
1ation. 1
Accompanying the Memberships
will be Joey Sanger. bantamweight;
Sammy Marine. hyweight, and HAIRY
Kahn, lightweight, all Milwaukee,
boys. Mendelsohn will WitneAs the
Leonard Ten dlAr bout 1t Jersey city
and will challenge the winner. His
trip to Cuba will serve rs d honey
moon voyage following his wedding.
which e announced, to take see next
Wednesday. Z
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WINS
FROM %CARRuNCTON

sheyenne. Nd, July 1s.--HAlebAii
fans witnessed the most excttinG
game Of the AAASon here murSday
whom the SheyennA and cAfrinkton'
teams !eross4d hats Oh the formers
diamond. shGyAnnA scored in the
first inning, which Ms The only score
until the seventh. when 5cArfinston
eveAAd matters. rsg
no n reached home Until the
last of the ninth tnhinE. {CAtftnet6n
rot two hits, landing one man on
third and n on Aecohd with no men
down. Jimmie walker, pitching Tor
Sheyenne. famed the next two up, but
the Cafrinston noyS rot one aer6Hl
home beforeathe third man wAs out.
That made IL ! and 1 In carrinEton's
favor.
cheyenne came back strons IN ia
halt and got two men on. B3ugstAd-
then slammed ono over the first base-
maj o three sacks. bringing in the
winning tally.
Score: r. n. g..
sSnsycnne go. /. ..
batteries: walker and Bjugstad;
Drcst ana Carlson.
stsuek ont. ~by walker II, ~
tIL
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Swedish Shipping
Approaching Normal

stockholm-Less than eight per
cent Of Swedish shipping ,is now idle,
according to the latest report of the
report shows a sharp contrast to con
ditions a year ago. when in June
Swedish shipping depression reached
bottom mark with over - per cent
Of the country's total tonnage idle and
nearly 46 pei cent Of the men en-
ploysd laid of, The report OF the
ShipoNners' association covers only
It's membership, hut virtually all of
the acountry's shipping IL owned~b by
members OF the association.
The recovery of Sweden In hhipping
IL based largely on the country's ap-
proAch to normal In many OF its most
Important industries and the rapid in-
grease in exports.
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KNEPPER TO PLAY
Won ELM IN FINALS

Omaha. July 14.-Rudolph Knepper
OF Hioux, City, Ia, Iowa state Roif
champion, viii contest with George
Won Elm Of Salt Lake City for. the lat.
ltef'E title ~ trans Mississippi cham
1pioh in 4 10 hole match tomorrow.
2Knepper eliminated Alex Graham.
the Kansas state champion from We'll
linSton, KAnsAA, I ana Z, IA their
eefnt.AhAl snatch this AFTERNOON white
onhaha Country club. n and 10.
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DUN's REPORT.

New York. July 14.-Dun's tomor-
row will say " $50
Seasonal restraints on business
are accumulated. by existing labor
troubles. Activities have not abated
in all lines, but strikes have. impeded
revival in some. industries, and the
general rate of progress is lower.
Congestion in transportation due to
the railroad controversy is not wide
spread. yet evidence Of deloyed mer-
chandise movements is not lacking.
and the difficulty of obtaining fuel
is intensified. With this condition
the recovery in steel output which
has been pronounced during recent
months'hA been checked, some pro-
'ducers reporting running schedules.
Against the unsatisfactory phases re-
sultinE from industrial. disputes,
however. there are the unmistakable
signs Of Improvement In. various omar
.tersf of "a strangers ointment than
prevailed early in the year. and of
disposition. to operate ahead more
confidently. Weekly bank clear,ngs,
6,946.163,s34.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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III SPQRIINGNEMS n
(By The Associated Prss1)
Huskx f1nh

kENH.tss't il - HA.s. IEA.N>y ~
k 49, .,
Q 8Coantry Cluo. liL'
'Suty LEI BACK OF n Caair-'
mont ciuD At oAkAnd, al. q iittls
cotcnm WITH OF rusty e!apS
anu noAn.nS IN Inc way OF convention-
~; iotnes' tfiday sIept tnro9Sn
- ll.se nAM q tne s holes q. 49,
nAt'onal ~ soii tonfna ~
me skoHie Q coufse "a ~ e
ceIeuttI0 ~ Ine nlyex IN - Iisnt'
TOT a American soinns champion
SHOP;
ne cnipped = nlpiick
snot % yefds a punker into
~ letn cup TINS arternoon Tor an
: !wo'
lAyIns game tnAt y RAtHuy
roe Tor ooth an.o
oralIGnce; sack msde the . noiee OF
tooays play IN l45 stf0ke y ieSs
than h1s rtearest rival. W1lliAih Mehle-
nud tb :, snhss sst1s IT, =, pro ossse
~ .1.se 9suer tnen tne ec9Ies r.
turned o water HagAn o! Detroit,
holder OF the British open chAnnpi6l-
SNIP ~ Gene q OF Pft0oufsn,
VINO tfed Tor third
A~..enr ven IN
( Following in order were Bebby
Jones. Atlanta GA J14th ~
internationai ren,,f.ttnn M 1920
14e: Lloyd cuincksnn NJ KAth. M.
professional. Win 147. "f1hiek" Tsxank,
Famous amateur: Lamde ravtnn l1SAi
p~rofestdonal and Mtte Hr.6v ~ ma
troit- vfth 14s e.ch Ara lin xEa,nea
present oman tiftehrader 18Th 114 80
Amone dozens ~ ~ - irtn,ss
PLAYERS sVent asdde fhrnnrh BIAck,a
ereat club-srinntnr vere Ana Hfitrh-
ell Ana 3eorr r,,,ncan Hritish mo-
fe4sionah: JOCK H~utefdnnon a. chico
70. formerly Rritish. nnan c~hatnninn
jesne Guilford. IT Rnstnr nAtfnnsi
amateuf- chamnion and yvtH,A HiInt-
ct, former British amateur tiflAhoIdHr.
,ronj1ht PlorL Anne - .Sxst.A
that tnmorrow N ~. rr.I ss hn,a. ~
the Tournament ~ wnnid rArxet ~
two seventv-onee n today KIT Aas1e
from that he had iittIe ~ .sv ~ hts
eame. - < 80
Questions on rolf cau..d rim r.
switch The c-onven,+ton rsns.tAxiu n
his I ~1.a.vesr.old go naarpshhsr MT
in canfornia for ~ - nrnuSa ~ ~.
ing q rra ndf.th steH1 >thsn ~ N
1.-The soif shots he Aver !rh.ds hv RIA
= -
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 14.-over-
coming 4 two run lead Milwaukee. de-
fAated Kansas City in. the opening
game Of the series, today. a to 2. After
Umpire Mullen put three Kansas City
niayers out Of the game In the
seventh inning for. protesting a de-
ctston, many fans threw pop bottles
It the Arbiter.
Score: r. H. e.
Milwaukee ~. 800 90 800 10 o
Kan6as City !. o10 100 600 II 9
Pott. ana Wyatt; Caldwell ana Nc
Carly
Winning Streak broken.
Indianapolis, Ind. July 14.-In-
6iAhapolis broke the winning streak
o. Louisville today when the locals
pouidSd out twenty hits for an easy
1916 : victory. Ctvineton led in the
stick work with Ave hits in six tsips.
touisviii. ~. 900 e1o o1o--s IA. .
Indianapolis s. 800 200 Ss1-l6 20 D
Pc Berry, Long. Bailin and Mayer;
I'm and Krusgef.
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ASSOCIATION,

Yesterdays Results.
Louisville .. indianapolis is.
Milwaukee q. Kansas City 2.
Toledo at Columbus postponed, To-
ledo missed train. .
Others not scheduled.
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Senators Win Again

Washington. July 14.-washington
made It two out-of three by taking the
Anal game of the series from Chicago
today Z to s.. Four hits and three
walks of Courtney netted the loca;s
5 runs in the first inning. Erickson
allowed only two hits until The seventh
xhen5he weakened and Brtllheart end
edaA,raily by the visitors!
Chicago. -. o1o 900 2oo-3 S D
Washington. 500 62o oox-7 IL 0
Courtney, Hodge. Schupp and Var
yah; Erickson. Brillheart and Picnich.
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RANK CONDITIONS.

New York. July l6s-The actual
condition Of the clearing house banks
ana trust companies for the wAek
showstha they hold l~9,3l6,56o In ers
1 dsersaAs OF ysS.sso.sxo from last
week.
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Reds WIN
F.. AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston. July 14.-Cleveland. made 4
clean sweep, OF the, four-s1me series
with Boston, S to 3. today. Russell
weakened in the eighth, giving three
bases on balls. one of which rorced\l In
a run. Gardeners single scored two
others and, errors by Pittenger helped
Cleveland..: 900 600 bs2--6 . /
Boston 49,. 900 900 ooo--3 IL 2
Morton, Edwards. Mails. Lindsey
and O'Netll, L.. sewell; Russell, Quinn
and .Ruel. ~ ~
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
st. Louise. New York 4.
Cleveland 5, Boston 3.
Chicago 3, Washington I.
Detroit at Phila dclphia postponed.
rain,
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Fargo Beaten Again.

Aberdeen, S. .. July 14-Aberdeen
made it two straight from Fargo to-
day, capturing the final game Of the
series. I to 2. Rose. formerly with
first start for Fargo. Support on both
sides was ragged. Score: r H E
Fargo. 2 6 2
Aberdeen. 2
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Sh0tkm ITtt Ham

New York, July 14,-New York de-
deAted Urban shocker tfor the second
tim - in the series today and made it
two out of three from St. Louis. 4 to
.. Shawkey made a great finish BY
striking out sisler and Williams in the
ier fo,,r Tn r,,n. an.e tn. o9 sn.,rts inril hits
Score: y, @R. II. e.
ct. Louis, x. 900 5000 5000 81 J.
New York. >. 900 400 0ox--4 49, o
Shocker, DAnforth and TSevereid;
Shawkey and Sehang.
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IMttLeR VIRGINS
Cub Cub
YANk Au6R.
NATIONAL

Yesterdays Results,
New York 4. Chicago s..
Brooklyn 0, Cincinnati :. =
Boston /, Pittsburgh 6.
Philadelphia 5, st. Louis g..
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DUNDEE WINS

Aurora, III. July l4.--Mike Dun
dee, Rock Island. had a shade over
Joe Burman. Chicago. tonight FOR Z
newspaper decision. They are ban
tarnWeights.
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Even Up Series.

WATERFOWL. S. D.. July 14-ln a see
saw game in which the lead changed
hands four times. Watertown evened
up the series with: the Twins today,
5 to 4. johnson was wild. but ar
lowed only two hits.
Score: r H f
Wahpeton .s...... rs...... Z. 2
Lane ana Mflisan; Johnson and
Halt 81 S,-ntfAE + IS &4fsAE.4 y g. S
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h0RNSBY HITS
n EN'T T
CIRCUIT DRIVE
National League Hitter Well
Out In Front Of Ken
Williams

81. Louis, July IA seven run
bAfttIk rally in the seventh inning to-
dAy rave the Cardinals "a to s vic
tory IL the nnal game OF the series
Nth; PhiladelphiA. Rogers Hornsby
opened this inning with a. home run.
4 $WAs his 14th Of the season and tied
the modern National record made by
'sGa4y" Cravath in 1915. The old
eat record Of ~ "a made by Ed
Williamson Of Chicago in 1884.
HofAsbye drive cxnae of Hubbe1l with
no. one On Bases. score:
Phfiade!phia... sol 80 ole-5%l2 2
= - aHnSSell, d. SMITH SyS s0O 7En, 10 snS 3
Heniine; Pfeffer, North and Clemens.
I'D Giants. Beaten,
Chicago, July 14.-Chicago defeat
"a New York, 8 to 4, in the hnal game
Of the series here today. Cheeves,
who faced the Giants in the opener
and was defeated, replaced Jones in
the nrsts inning and from then on
tanned the visitors. His team mates
liked the offerings Of Nehf, the. Giants
stars southpAw. and his successor,
IohnArd and took a commanding lead.
The hitting OF Hack Miller, who drove
out two home runs with a man on
base each time. and timely doubles
by Kfneg, C%aliaghAn. and O'Farroll
Accounted for the locals runs.
Johnny kelleher was spiked by
Dave Robertson at first base and had
TO retire. Score:
New york.. 200 oo1 tool-4 IL 2
ChicAso:..t. ~. 200 Eli 01x-S 10 l
Nehf, Johnard n Snyder; Jones,
Cheeves and O'FArrell.
Boston Easy.
Pittsburg, July 14.-Cooper was in
rAre form today. holding Boston TO
three hits while the Pirates took ,ad-
vantage OF the wildness of all three
Boston pitchers and won, s to 1. But
for Tierney's error. Cooper would
have attained a, shut out. Score:
Boston .,...... 100 900 00t-1 s 2
Pittsbyrs. 80. 90 800 11x-s ) /
MarQuArd, Lansing, Oeschser and
Gibson; Cooper and Gooch. =.
Reds Win Another.
Cincinnati, July "A. - The Reds
made it three out Of four from Brook
lyn by winning the final game Of the
series today, 8 to 0. Rixey was in
excel1ent form and received good
support. The Reds punched hits on
the Galore in the NTH and eighth.
Score: !.
Brooklyn........ 900 900 0oo--0 e,o
Cincinnati. 900 02e O1x--3 ii |
cad6re ana de Berry; Rixey and
Hargrave.
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DAKOTA LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Valley City 2, Sioux Falls a..
jamestown 2, Mitchell Z.
Fargo 2, Aberdeen 4.
Wahpeton n WatertownGo.
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sDAKOTAL LEAGUE

sioux Falls, Sd, Inly X: = The
sisux found their batting eye and
walIoped Valley City in the final game
ofx:the series, 14,to .. Sioux Falls.
collected 20 hits: including four doub-.
les, two triples and Cleve's homer
which came in the first with one on.
Score: r H F.
Valley City .........-... 2 5
Sioux Falls ............. Ia % L
Delnan. MEME and Bachant; Lu-,
dolph and Carr.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-15
Gain = Lap.

Gain = Lap.
Mitchell. S. D., July 14-The cham
pions gained a lap in the pennant
race today by defeating jamestown
in the last game Of the series. Z to g.,
Zweiful was in fine form, holding the
n~ortherners to two hits.
Score: ) NJ : RtH E
Jamestown 49,. .. 2 2 8
= M lLCHCll. =. . . . 1t D. p
Lenley and ShuInaker; Zweifulz
and DuEan.