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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-03-10
GLEN

S. c. QUAINT Of Eddyville, who Ia
buying furs for the Patterson Fur and
Taxidemery Co.. Of Albany, was in the
neighborhood last week. He spent
Wednesday night at Mr.. and Mrs. j.
X. Wheeler's and took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Moore Thursday. Mr..
QUAINT apd family formerly resided in
Southern Oregon, near where Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore did, and it was quite a
treat to talk over old times and about
old friends and neighbors there. Mr.
QUAINT went on to Harlan.
John Davenport received a tele-
phone message from his folks at Elk
City last week stating that they were
all victims of the epidemic similar to
influenza, which is going about. We
can all congratulate ourselves in this
vicinity that we have not been visited
so far, and as spring 10 nearing it is
quite probable that we may not be.
C. w. Brown has been doing some
grating in his orchard.
Nathan Watkins went to Toledo on
Wednesday.
Raymond Martin returned to his
home at Toledo, last Tuesday after
spending most of the winter with his
sister, Mrs. John Davenport and fam
lily here.
Mrs. w. R. Moore went to Corvallis
Monday to take care OF one of her
friends. Mrs. ]. A. Wise, who is seri-
ously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Bohannon spent
Friday with Elmer and Nathan Wat
kins.
MIR. Heady and son came over from
Toledo, Sunday to spend few days
with John Davenport.
Mr., and Mis-. w. R. Moore and
grandson, Everett, and Elmer and Ma
than Watkins were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Wheeler Sunday.
w. r. Moore accompanied Mrs.
Moore to Toledo Monday on her way
to Corvallis.
Elmer Watkins is in receipt of q
letter from Messrs Bush of Chicago,
to the effect that they anticipate NOV
ing back on their places here in the
near future.
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ONA

Guy Twombly and N. L. Guilliams
made business trip to Toledo Mon
day, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Edwards, Mrs. ID. C.
Gray, Miss Meta Phelps and Clifford
Phelps were Newport visitors Tuesday.
Lincoln Grange met Sunday with an
attendance of 20 members. One can
didate was initiated in the 1st and I'd
degrees. During the lecture hour,
ing team so we may look forward to
some lively arguments in the future.
MIR. and Mrs. e. L. Wilson enter
tained a number of friends Saturday
evening, those present being, Mrs
Hattie Edwards, Miss Meta Phelps.
Miss LaVera Payne, Miss Hope VOL
kau, Guy Twombly, Clifford Phelps,
Delno Shermer and Ben Twombly.
Miss Ellen Hassman had business in
this neighborhood Tuesday.
Miss Hope Wolkau visited the first
of the week with Miss Eva Shelly and
Miss Evelyn Hubble.
Most of those who have been suffer
ing with severe colds for the past two
weeks, have recovered.
Mrs. H. H. Cook and son, Elmer,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Gray We'd
nesday.
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CONTRACT LET FOR
Fifteen HOUSES

At meeting of the directors of the
Toledo Investment & Development
Corporation held last Saturday even
ing contract was let for the building
of five fve-room bungalows and for
ten four-room bungalows. The sue
cessful bidders were Messrs. Johnson
& Blaisdell of North Bend, Wash.
Seven other bidders submitted bids.
Johnson & Blaisdell's bid was $685.
016.00 for the fifteen houses complete,
they to furnish everything and turn
the Keys of the completed houses over
to the Association.
The houses will be modern and will
have the plumbing installed septic
tanks built, etc.
Five of these houses will be erected
on the Gildersleeve tract in the south
east part of town and the other ten on
the Howell tract up Run Bottom.
They are to all be completed within
sixty days.
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WlNANT

Miss Margaret Ralston, teacher at
Moody, spent the week end at the
Damn home.
MRS. B. F. Branson was visitor at
Winant last week.
ID. C. Miller was transacting bust
ness in Toledo Tuesday.
B. F. Updike took scow load OF
wood to the Elk City quarry Thursday
The Barker family on Poole Slough
is reported to be quite sick with the
grippe
Miss Schleisner of Portland is visit
ing her parents on Poole Slough.
Mrs. d. c. Miller and son, Raymond,
spent Friday with relatives in Yaquina.
Mrs. v. d. Boone spent Sunday with
her daughter Mrs. Tom Christensen.
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BERRYMEN AND FRUIT
GROWERS MEETING

Horticulturists and berrymen inter
ested in this promising industry for
Lincoln County will be interested in a
special meeting at Toledo. March 21st
Professor w. S. Brown, head of the
Horticulture Department Of o. A. C.
will be the special speaker. In ad-
1ition to Mr.. Browns talk an educa-
tional picture show consisting of a
number Of reels illustrating the better
agricultural practices in potato grow
ing, dairying, and the like will be
shown. Another reel Of very special
interest, one showing the beauties Of
the Columbia Highway will also be
shown. Both the show and lecture
will be free to the public.
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soUTHsIDE

Some of the farmers of Southside
have started their spring plowing.
Mrs. Harry Clark has been confined
to her home for the last few days by
an attack of quinsy, but is improving.
Miss Eileen ellison has been quite
sick since Friday. We are glad to
hear she will soon be able to return
to school.
The Southside has been much in
terested in watching, through the
Leader" the efforts of the people Of
Siletz to secure the replacing OF the
bridges which were destroyed during
the flood. 1t is a pretty hard PROPOSE
tion to get along without a bridge as
we "Southsiders" can testify by long
experience. We sincerely hope they
will succeed in. their efforts. We too
are working to get a bridge-one
across the Yaquina at Toledo. II the
Siletz and the Southside will! join
forces it is certain that all will be
served whereas by working separately
both measures might. and probably
would. be. defeated. It is generally
supposed that there is ferry connect
ing the Southside with Toledo but
when anyone on the Southside wishes
to get a load across, he usually has to
borrow a boat. and after crossing he
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ELK CITY.

: A surprise party was given for Miss
Rose Davenport on the evening of
March 9th. The occasion being her
sixteenth birthday. A good time was
enjoyed by all. Those attending were:
Misses Lottie, Crawford, Marjorie Co
zine, Doris Wright, Cenelia Parks,
Alice Davenport and Rose Davenport.
Messrs. George and Harry Spinney,
Vivian Folmsbee. Ralph Schn1tt, AL
fred Jacobson and Glenn Cozine.
A dance will be given in the Grange
hall Saturday night, March 11th. All
are welcome.
The bridge crossing the Big Elk
which was damaged by the flood, Is
being repaired
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the track t 4l
Mrs. Humfleet of valseit has traded
for property at Pacific View.
NORTH BEAVER

well, we have some more rain
haven't we?"
Mrs. Archie Zeek and little son
Charlie. spent Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Joe Kohle r.
Mrs. Henry RhOades and daughters,
Aletha and Hilda, were guests of Mrs.
J. M. Bowers, Thursday afternoon.
Archie zeek and William Smith
made a trip to Poole Slough Thursday.
Mrs. Hattie Edwards called on Mrs.
Fl. G. Rhoades Friday afternoon.
Thomas Barker Of Poole Slough was
in this vicinity Saturday.
Archie Zeek made a trip to Oyster
vile Monday.
H. G. Rhoades, Mrs. D. C. Gray, Mrs.
Hattie Edwards, Miss Meta and Cliff
ford Phelps were trading in Newport
and Yaquina Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. M. Bowers was a dinner
guest at the RhOades home Tuesday.
Francis Lewis has been seriously
i'll the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Peterson, H. G..
Rhoades and Gene Cook were Yaquina
visitors Wednesday.
Wilbur Collins of Seal Rock is visit
ing Virgil Rhoades this week.
H. G. Rhoades made business trip
to Toledo Thursday for Mr.. Phelps and
Mr.. Cook.
Messrs. Virgil Rhoades and Wilbur
Collins, Misses Aletha and Alpha
Rhoades and Blanche Brown, were
guests at the Kohler home Tuesday
evening.
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BRIDGE AND ROAD
WORK TO BEGIN

NEWPORT, Or, March 6-(Spe-
ial)-Andrew Porter, road master
for Lincoln county, will begin the con-
struction Of the Beaver Creek bridge
this week. The Newport-Waldport
road work will be started at the same
time and will be completed in time for
tourist travel this summer. Compile.
tion of this road will be OF much inter.
est to autoiSts, as 1t will enable tour
lists to visit the Waldport and Yachats
sections. famed Tor their fishing and
hunting
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MOVING PICTURE SHOWS
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
EDUCATIONAL DEMONSTRATION
MEETINGS TO BE FEATURED

WEE INSS ! " DE FGA OnGO
Lincoln County Farm Bureau Co
operating with Extension Service
From o. A. C. viii Hold Meetings In
Every Community Of the County.
With the abating of the La Grippe or
Flu trouble the Farm Bureau cooperat.
ing with the o. A., c. Extension Ser.
vice announce herewith the beginning
of their years schedule Of demonstra.
ton meetings, picture shows, edhca-
tional talks, and community organiza.
tion meetings, which will feature the
work for 1922. The first schedule be-
gins Monday March 18th, to 18th in
elusive, and will consist of a series
club work with Mr.. H. c. Seymour,
State Club Leader from o. A. C. as
speaker. His schedule as as follows:
Elk City, March 18th; Chitwood, Mch.
18th; Eddyville, March 18th; Nash.
vile, March 11th, Siletz, March 18th;
Toledo, March 18th.
The last ten days of March, Goth to
30th inclusive, will be given over to a
series of motion picture shows, the
Oregon Agricultural College supplying
the motion picture outfit and reels.
The outfit is unique affair, and Is
operated by belt driven from the
rear wheel of Ford car. The pictures
consist of reels showing the beauties
of the Columbia Highway and other
scenic spots of the state; other reels
are illustrative of better agricultural.
practices in the matter Of potato grow
ing, dairying, and the like. This first
series of motion pictures will be sche.
duled at points where conditions are
such that a Ford car can be gotten to
the hall.
As the summer season advances, and
the roads improve, these motion pic.
lures will be held in every community
OF the County and the boy and girl on
the farm will be able to enjoy motion
picture show right at home.
On April 3rd to 9Th, H. e. Crosby.
Extension Specialist in Poultry wiz
be in the County for couple of DEM
onstration meetings. On April 1st to
Sth inclusive, the Jersey Cattle Club
have arranged for the film 'Hearts
and Jerseys" and will put on couple
or three shows.
The first County Project meeting
will be conducted by Professor E. B.
Fits on April 10th to 18th inclusive.
The first Home Demonstration Special
lists will be in the County June 18th
to oath, and July 9th to 18th inclusive.
The Specialists coming are Miss
Cooley and Miss Smith, from the Home
Economics Department IT o. A. C.
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SOUTH BEACH

Mercene FELTON, is still confined to
the house most of the time.
Margaret Ewing came home from
Toledo last Monday evening, her
school being closed on account Of the
grippe. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Johnson have
moved into one of Mr. Tam's houses.
The Berry's have moved into one
of the old hospital buildings.
There are about 20. or 80 men work
ing on the South Beach railroad
cleaning out the slides and repairing
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NO RECEIVER APPOINTED

1t has been rumored around town
this week that Ira Wade had been ap-
pointed receiver of the Fischcr-Storey
railroad and sawmill properties here.
This report is not true and as yet no
appointment has been made. The
principal bond holders in the company
seemed 20 be unable to agree on man
for receiver, and Judge Skipworth
suggested Mr.. Wade as a compromise
candidate.
For rubber boots, oil clothing, guar
anteed waterproof loggers' shirts, see
CoIvin.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-03-10
CHAS. r. SOULE- DIES
AT PORTLAND

Charles F.. Soule, formerly of this
city, passed away Saturday, March
4th, at his home in Portland. Mr..
Soule had been bedridden the past
five or six years, and about two years
ago he had one Of his legs amputated.
Mr.. Soule came to Lincoln County
from Nebraska in the year 1899. He
started paper at Yaquina known as
the "Yaquina Tug" After about
year al Yaquina he came to Toledo and
bought the Lincoln County Leader"
which he published until 1907 when he
sold out and moved to Portland where
he has since resided.
He is survived by the wife, who
has the sympathy of her many To-
ledo friends in her sad bereavement.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-03-10
SAWS FINGER OFF

e. B. Townsend of this city had the
to saw off the index finger
of his right hand last week while op-
Grating John Yasek's gasoline wood
saw, and badly mangled the second
finger. Dr. Burgess dressed the injured
and late reports indicate
that they are getting along as well as
could be expected.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-03-10

Many Elk City people have been
sick with the influenza the last two
weeks.
Mrs. James Winskill and daughter.
MIS-. Thompson, left for the Valley
last week
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Gatens were
visiting Mrs. Gaten's parents at Beav.
er Creek, last week.
The quarry men have been working
on bridge crossing the Big Elk river
it will be used to convey rock.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-03-10
JOHN FLEMMING WILSON

John Flemming Wilson, the noted
author, and who was in the newspaper
business at Newport about ten years
ago. publishing the Newport Mail,
died at his home in Southern Calls.
ornia the frs. of the week, death com,
ing as result If burns.
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PLANkING RAILROAD ST.

Section foreman Carey aid crew, as
sisted by Fred Horning with one of his
big teams, have been busy the past
several days grading Railroad street
md getting it ready for pianking. rhe
g.;.vel is beins plowed up and haiI;,d
off so as to put the top Of the plank
about the same heighth as what The
gravel was.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-03-10
E. M. DODELE DEAD

Word was received here this week
that e. M. Dodele died at his home
at Well, near Corvallis, last Saturday.
Mr.. Dodele was in the hay and feed
business here. about a year ago, ahd
is quite well known here.
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BUILDING NEW HOUSE

Vivian Peterson is assembling ma
terial for new house on his lot near
the upper city reservoir John Yasek
has been hauling lumber the past week
and the house will soon be well under
way.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
MEETING POSTPONED

Owing to the flu epidemic the regu-
lar March meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce has been indefinitely post
poned. The next meeting will be at
the call of the president.
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Make $s-It's Easyl
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Fire Leading Batsnen
OF Each Major League
AMERICAN \ LEAGUE
NATIONAL. T.EACVK
Lehigh Easily Defeats
". and ]. Tennis Team

WASHINGTON, Pa April 81
Washington and Jefferson va, no
match for Lehlgh in tennis here this
afternoon, the Presidents opening their
season to the accompa ninlcnt OF de-
feat in which they did not take a
single match. Only two Of the mate hes
went beyond two sets. knoepp, forcing
Beae of Lekigh to three sets and Neser
being defeated in similar match by
Laughton of the Bethlehem team
The summaries:
Singcs-R. NJ. Beck. Lchigh. defeated
". II. Alexander, W. and j.. 6--2 So:
T. p. Beaie, Lehish, defeated NJ r.
knoepp. w. and J.. IS, 6--4, 6--2; G. F.
koegler L-hiEh. defeated c. Fulton. W.
and j.: 60, St W. NJ. Laughton, Le-
high. defeated r. Naser. W. and J., 6--3.
SIS, 81.
Doubles-Beck and ko.aler, Lshish, de.
teated Alexander and Fulton. w. and j..
81 6-l; Beele and Laughton, LehiKn n.
defeated knoepp and Naser W. and J .
Is. s. ''
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Golfer Harding Joins
Newspaper Mems Club

W7ASHINGTON. April 81. - The
Washington Newspaper Golf
Club recently organized by golf
playing correspondents In the CAPT
tai to-day received formal appli-
cation for membership from Warren
G.. Harding representing The
Marion Star" and mall address
the White House.
IncIosed with the application
were three rev 81 bills in payment
Of club dues for rs many years
~ send this amount" Golfer
Harding wro4e, Sin order to have =
clear certificate and a c!osed ac-
count for the three years have
yet to serve. And hope" he added,
ito be able TO show some Of the
younger fellows how to make
good score"
II, answer to the question or the
application blank as to what clubs
the applicant belonged to. MY. Hard
Ing wrote: "Probably all Of them"
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

Stephenson out hit b. ba:t.d ba!l
yBatted FOR Morton IN seventh inning.
-B6tted for keefe in ninth inning
sRsn for Guisto n ninth inning.
Chicago. 800 ooe 90 o-5
Cleveland. nd............. 90 oo3 os o-6
Two-base hits - Ste phenson McInnis
Gardner. Stolen bases-Johnson. Mostil.
Schalk sscrinces Mcclellan Hooper.
schalk. Sewell, Gardner. Double play
EverS and Sheely. Lert on bas-s-C'hicaso
10; Cleveland I Bases on balls - or
Hodge. 2; OF Morton, 5. Struck out-By
on Hodge. IN innings (none out in
eighth: OF Faber. IN 2. or Jhle In 0
lnone out IN frst) OK Morton, 5 IN 7; OF
kecfc. in 2 Fit by pitcher-By I'hls
(MostiD; by Morton (siosti). wild pttch
Hodge, Umpres-Evans and Nallio
Ttrle OF gaule-2:l6
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
White Sox Engage
In 60 Tic Game
With the Indians

CLEVELAND, April 27.-Thc Indians
and the White Sox battled TO 6 - s
tie day, the game being called at the
end Of the ninth inning TO allow the
Cleveland team to catch train FOR
St. Louis,
Johnny Evers, former National
League star, made his American League
debut. playing second for the White
sox. Collins being out OF the game with
an injured hand. Speaker also was
out of the lineup with an injured
ankle.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Cards Let Ol.f Raf,e,.x.

~. LOUIS, April 27.-Release una.r
0ptional agreements OF Catch.r
be1nnghoven to the Houston team ~
the Texas League and Pitcher Benton
10 Galveston of the same league, was
announced to-day by the st. Louis
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Grimes Again Hits
Hard and the Cubs
Defeat Cards. ais

CHICAGO, April 27.-Ray Crin1es's
hitting again enabled the Cube to vin
to-ds5 by 8 6 to : score in tn. first
eams Of the series with the Cardinals.
Grimes drove the ball over the right
fed fence for homc run in the sixth
and tied The score. In the next in
ming the first basemsn's single drove
IN two men with the winning runs.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Cleaned From the Diamond

only one pitcher with the victory. but
that system is unsatisfactory At tho
best, because OF the many and intricate
circumstances that can arise and must
De considered. Then. again. and having
an important bearing on The subject,
is the question of bonuses in many a
pitchers contract. lie get so mich
money if he wins so many games.
Therefore, it is plain to see how close
~ he VIII watch the Official verdict in
case the duestion is in dnuht
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Tmas IS Is u II Total. s3ts9A
Saued for johnson in seventh inning

*Ratted for Enamann in ninth fnnine
,,.rrney City 900 2oA lx-s
'o'ohlo' ......,.... 0lo oS0 soo--S
Two base htts-Orrne. Ztnan (2D, Nc
sArren Three e-bass hits-Haines Jacobs
Braun, KilltnEer. Holt,
=" urn Ieft on bases-~Toronto. IA: Jersey
WY y. Bases on balls-Or Wurln. 1. OF
Hanson :; OF Metevier. 4: or Thompson
out-By Wutm. 2: by Hanson, ! bv No.
vier' by Thompson. 3 Hi,s-or WIN
IN IN "a tnntnsr: of Thompson. "a in
In l-S: OF Ensnann. 3 in !: OF Mnts"t..
in 3 Ht by pitcher-ay Wurno iWinro1
uiHs, 1assod 1snndbers Winning p!tchsrE
plres-James and Carpenter Tim. -,
Same-3:l5 'o Oh
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Eight Players Elected
As Reds Beat Pirate.

PITTSBURGH. April o7.-The Recs
lit Morrison's delivery hard today and
continued their bomba rdinent on Hamil-
ton. defeating the Pirates. 70 5.
"ingo's home run IN the seventh nm
iag vent through Carey 10 the fence
Umpire Pfrmsn ordered eight substi-
tute Cincinnati players Of the bench
'"-ine the game
me score:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
By w. B. Hanna

Too much linking. the writer thinks,
is being dove Of the Giants and Van.
kees with the words 1922 chsmp;on-
shlp, Fine thing, optimism, and not to
BE discounted in this case. but it is
altoeether 100 early in The ear to
haTp on the p-nnsnt string. though not
700 early to take pleasure in the ont
loos.
There is too much busky competition
20 herp on the pennant string in April.
thd shd fne clubs haven't yet played all
1ne way round the remaining seven.
better wait until our entries have felt
out I'll thsir opponents before com.
PIscentiy looking forward to "another
world series at the Polo Grounds"
Jus' the same no othe: team in
either league is playing with more
sspiTlt than our Ruth-lese Eanks. They
nnEe more OF tnat spirit right now With
Huth out than any YanE team since
Ehe Gays George S:aliinss. With all
aue regard for Ruth, a hu9tlcr and q
heFd worker himself. the Yanks right
now are playing as II each and everv
man teit as II he must work all the
harder TO make up for the deficiency
caused by Ruth's absense, and 30
there's no Get Ruth do It" spirit. The
club is playing tighter ball with Ruth
away than with him In.
Attendance, however. haze been
0im'nished materially by IN. absease
o: oaseball's greatest individual card
NO payer Is as grea, as the game, vet
great ere7sonality. such as Ruth q
Wa era" more on second or third
pace club than first place club with.
Never saw. anybody play balls of
better than "Whitey' witt does
me time may come and soon when.
m 'he case Of two or more pitchers he
ing used by team in one game. each
VIII get fraction Of point in case
OF victory. The present system credits
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

33 Days Suspension: W
COne--22 to Go
I he sixteenth

The sixteenth
day q Babes
suspension acns
dcroid Of any
nervousness on
the part Of the
J ouhCc 8 u =
&C He did
not Il ar Q 10
gire a thought
10 the Dossibii-
tiles o t his
team losing n
ball gn5,,r he.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Heinie Gr0h Leads attack
Which Makes Victory Easy
Third Sacker Connects for Double and Three Sin.
giles; Code Rapp Is Banished From Game
for Too Much Conversation Over Strike Out
Specdl Dispatch TO re T~ib,lne

PHILADELPHIA April 27Mc(ravs champions it
three out OF four By taking concluding
Phl this afternoon By of 10 Bill
relay of three
concusively that
al! Of the three others certainly windy
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Big Day for Croh

7'-.l' 10 10 IL ?; :, ). Totals $50 81 II 5
'Dattsd for 2et,s IN eighth inning
BY ,, Yak ....,..... 2ao 49, o21-1o
iHo-hase hit, bancroft. Ciroh 1e). Raw
..H1s' SyaH. Young. 1hrc. base hit--Tr
noIry-au. Stoicr. os.rs---K Kelly. SINNERS
7SSrfe e---eroh. bancroft Double plays
N'an. bancro:: And Kelly: Walker $40
~: IN. Lett bAs-s-Ncv. YORK y.
Philad- 9hia 4. Bsscs on balls-On ryan
= oF Nlnters. 4. Of D-us. a. OF paur,-
s.r're-. ! St"NcH out--By Ryan 8. by
- f'htera, ~ Bette 2. b. Baunsartrcr
J. I'fs-of Win;crs. IN inn!ncs (none
crt u th!rd). Off pct;r N &. OF, Daun.-
Ra1tnrr. IN !. Daik--Irtts Pasrct ha''
Hcn ins Losing pitcher Winters Tn
i'@s-McCoTm!ck aud R.rle- Tine or
game
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
international Lcauue
AT BALTIMORE

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