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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

r,it,,t Grsham. Multord; Clara Balance,
sslIisaw.
Democrat Henry u. King. Frederick
II. u. sampson uredrllgk.
penocrat-w. y Vernon Cnwets
Republican, A. EnsmlnEer. Wagner
Nnshiia.
. Rccdcr Foss. Edward W. Hines. Cor
Republican Mauford Miller. Bessie.
Washington.
Republican Nc,iin Campbell narucs
viuc.
ncWocfat"I ". HAT WOODWARD.
Htpublican--Jcrry Coovcr woodward.
Woods
Democrat. Relic %. Lahr. Wnynobs
Republican Marian Ciothior, Freedom.
TWO Representatives to County.
nr,nn.
uemoorotaaE T. WHITE. nennington.
Rcruhucon-u. g. rye. pureuH
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pall ". Harris Carnegie. ..,-.,..
W E King. bridgeport, JONES 81 iiul
lHiu. Cytu, o. e. otriugcr. Hinton, NJ. g..
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r,r,,rsi-auv 'IIr'' IL s,sler Ardmors
Fred Davis Ntdmorc. J. 4. Hoover. VIII
son, o. y. Pollock. Ardmore.
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Garfield County, District No. I.
pemaciat=R J. walsh, Euid, Marvin
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man, Hunter
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-prIugs. joss UfoWn. rocessct, franN
Manning, Chckashe.
pcmocrpt-O. ". Morgan. Holienvlile
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u,puruc,n-ouf'N>Si Ni'; ;cbarp,u. w,vNlrA
Scott Acorn, ronra Guy.
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Rspobll,sp- Edward NJ HoI, wis,er
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Lincoln.
uemocrat-#I ". uursL Gnodnlshti Al
| hor, MondcnhalL stroud. W. !, Bailey
HopuGllran...p. Taylor stroud W. NJ
Vutsuu chandler. ! ". Dumers, Merfick
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NCIurtRin,
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/ ntuweu Dow II g. Blocker, ldahel; J. y
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i. Mhitomau. GoodwHtcr,
Mcintosh.
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! Icy Chccotnh, H. n. bctry Checoiah.
Ottawa,
! pomocrnt-E u Hallari. Miami. Georg
| Washington Moothart. Miami. Roy j
| barge.
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land. J. W. Bartholomew, Miami
Okfuskec.
] pcmocrnt-T ". wren, Okemah; W
! ~ case. paIcn; l. II. Wallace. Okemah
/ W. u. Hlako, Wcloctka.
! Republican, Luther paws. PafaD
7 ~. N. MN. OkcmRh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11


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pemosrat-H IreadwaN hollia' sam W.
Carmach,
Haskell,
Democrat-NeWt Sanders Hrooken.
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jackson.
nemoctat-R' A. shields AIius; J.
Lowry, Duke.
jefferson.
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hepublcan-N o. Newman iufceH, y.
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hatl u. Mon'A'ns'' f'I'""' Jon" ~
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Marshall
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hepuhlirhn charles g. Mctfhy' DAVIS
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Usage.
Democrat Richard ELAN. PAwhuska
George v iabadIe. pawhupkN.
Bepuhiicnu-i y. WhUe, rawhuskA.
lnd"pcndcnt- Philip J. Dickefson. Paw
huska I.
rntsburr.
pemocIAt-T u. Taylor. McAlsster;
Paul Ncshti. Nc AIcater. John A. Harrison.
McNlostcr. J. ID. Ourhant. savanna; Ricn.
aid L. ,rutch"r McAiesteri ChAs g.
rottnwaomic.
homo'fat-.C a, knight, Tecumseh. /.
| charles y. Carter Shawnee. W. }. Car.
INSTRUMENTATION T. cjArdy. shawnee,
stephens.
y pcwocrat--1hmrs g., Nance. MARROW :
". ~ MHNce, Duncan: Georss L. orr
| MARROW. j. g. liarrrL Roval
Socialist -. a. llut. Domhncbc.
Three Representatives to - County,
SnrulpR.
Democrat W Cuuningham. sspulpa
" ~. Nhtucso,. spuulps. Creekmorc
wallace. .'pmpa nan rychc pumrlsht.
! Republican Nbbie a. fIuIrrman, Sa.
/ uuipts .teurRe g. Holm. Mounds, v. ~
punaway HrNov. pen D. norklrE sham.
/ rock
.. ncmo.ra' - 3d. u Dawes. Muskoses.
"s.'ey, D., n.Us, Mgass,ogss;,,, -. G. sesn.
ecs. s. it ncrry Kiefton. '
| Republican. y Ucunctt U1yntHn.
| Fred y suIdor MusNogee, a. II. HadleY
| MuskuArc.
! p"morrht. " ". carter Okmuigee; A.
! ~ 'ulr. h"sss. j"sorh r. hosSitrt'
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] ". g.. M,Ndoo, Okwulgee; n g.. wright,
/ UcFrt. thafIrH y. puuElAB Okmulgoe,
Ii'c Representatives 10 - COUNTY.
pemo,rs,. w. T,,1.n ia''" p.rrcn. rui.,.
g. ~ simpson Tulsa. Frank NJ Hover
/ Tulsa, a.. IS. Long. TULSA. & e. Nvrd,
! Tulsa. n g.. IbcohH. Tulsa. lewis Cllns,
/ Tulsa, Kelly y. uihson. Tulsa. raul Avis
/ Tulsa
Republican " ~ uryar, TULSA Ilish
] n tindsty. TULSA. W. e.. Cartlch TulHa,
J. u sample. Tulsa.
NJ, Representatives To County.
oklahoma County. district I.
Democrat Enmctson, nritton
Ucpubiicau- pave Rucy, Hritioni "
IT, Harm. oklahoma city; John g. LIND,
cay. Jones. John H. Turner. oklahoma
tity
nomocrat-luhu a. scott okahomi
CITY, ucargo r. untr Dr.. oklahoma city
! Anna 1ngk'y. oklahoma ti.N. Joanni
jenkins, Oklahoma city, John y lunkle
oklahoma r,ty. Joo Turner. Oklahoma
ICity
J. Domocrai.-o Fred 1urnard. okahoml
Ciyi Elmo y. Jayne. Edmond; John a
MRuplu. oklahoma city, John n Wight
tklhhNnlA tlNf AIl'n H'ftef 'hlaNaht
city, Jane A shaw, Oklahoma city: q
~. boNSie, Edmond.
Hopuhllcon-rsul G. parrough. okla
homn city
District Z,
! pcmocrnt--W. W. Nnbcrtson, OklAhom
city. q. a. warner oklahoma city, GLEN
smith. Oklahoma Gity.
Republican--W. A. McKee, oklahom
CITY.
District n.
! Democrat Ernest l.. Reno, Oklahnm
CITY, Joe O'ilrieu, oklahoma GUY; Iu
ciie W. Farley, Oklahoma city. T. W
. HOuchln, oklahoma city. u, ~ weltS
Oklahoma city. Charles NJ. Holt, Okla
homa city.
Republican--J. N. Cavsnaush. okiahom
NCity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
HIGH SPOTS IN LEAGUE
GAMES OF YESTERDAY
BY Associated Press.

New York, Aug. 3-The Yankees.
by taking tho measure Of Speakers
Indians. to I. while the Browns were
losing a home-run hitting TIT to the
Athletics. s TO 4, have moved to with
in game OF the league leading st.
Luuisians.
Ken williams. Of the Browns. with
his sixth circuit blow in as many
days, Increased his keason total to %
and now Is leading tho home run hit
ters OF both major leagues HorHsby
OF the Cardinals. previously held IN
lead with 2T. HaUser. MCGOwHn and
Miller. Of the Meckmen. accounted for
four base hits In tho samo game.
The Yankees victory over Cleveland
was marked by tho hurting Of Bullet
Joe" Bush. who held the Speakeritef
To two hits. one n single by Jamiesor
In the first frame, and the other q
triple by Wamby IN the ninth.
Wamby was brought home by Speak
er's sacrifice fly for the only Indlar
score. Meusel and Ruth had bat
ting frolic. the former accounting foi
n homer and a single and Ruth. TIVE
two baggers and single.
Walter Johnson proved. as usual. to'
great an enigma for the White 500
and The Senators won. 70 1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
Interest in Athletics of High School
at High Pitch With Fine Prospects

OF swimming, the other new sport.
Eddie is spending the summer on Mo
liner "Kroonlond" Accompa nylhg
him is Paul Rinsrd. University Of Del
aware student. The "Kroonland" sails
from New York City to Antwerp.
Swimming will claim n new member
next year when BNl Boge. football
star. will once more enter that sport.
Bowe was a member OF tho OLD ''Y"
swimming team. but did not 30 out
ihst year for the tank. With "Ed"'
Bardo breaking records and such
comers as Sheldon. Nobis and Pedrick.
Coach Sparks looks forward % an
other successful season.
The captain Of tho swimming team
has not been announced. but Bardo
once more looms up as a candidate FOR
re- election. However. Sheldon or Ped
rick may captain the squad.
F1em Swezy. center on last years
scrub eleven IL getting in trim for tho
gridiron by helping Head Scoutmaster
/ Frank Greenhawk az the new Cesar
Rodney Camp. Swezy IL In charge n,
swimming there. Along with F7em ~
l"BnT" Grier, tackle on last yesrs
scrubs. Bill will be back TO battle Tor
la Varsity position. Walt Quigley. out q
fielder on the '21 basebsll nine. IS also
on tho camp STAFF. Quigley enters
Brown IN the fall with Ed Parvis
former High athlete. VIC OHesfs
another former High boy. who won a
place on the Ail-Catholic eleven os
New York City. while attending Clsnon
Military Academy, viii enter either
Vlllanova College or the University n,
Delaware. OKeefe did not play with
the Hlghlets. however. in that ,port.
Tom Herllhy. former member Of tha
Whip staff, viii enter Dartmouth IN
September. Fritz Herlihy. a younzer
brother OF Tom is fast developing into
a fine basketball player, Young Hsrli-
ny played on Coach Ashton's scrub
FIVE last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
MOTORCYCL|STS PLAN
BIG TIME ON OUTING
Riders to Finish Gypsy Tom
and Participate in Other
Sports.

The unfinished portion OF the
"Gypsie Tom" with several additional
stunts and attractions In the form OF
a big picnic and rally, combined with
a hig program of motorcycle and ath-
letic sports for all motorcyclists. will
be held Sunday. August 6. at Thomp-
sons Bridge. near Rockland, about 10
miles from Wilmington.
The riders will leave Rodney Square
at a. m. and all other interested per-
sons can get within a short distance
of the place by taking the Rockland
buss
The affair Is under the auspices OF
the Wil-Del Motorcycle Association
and the motorcycle dealers OF Will
mington. and all the motorcycle deal
ers are furnishing their regular Gus
toners with free tickets for refresh
ments.
All motorcyclists are welcome 10
take part and Invitations have been
sent to various nearby clubs. such as
New Castle, Reading. Philadelphia and
Camden. y
A big program OF sports. for motor
cycles, men. ladies' and children. with
|
which will be announced through these
columns in later issue. There will be
main prize for each man and woman
who secures the largest number OF
points for the day, such as five points
for each first place; three points for
each second place. and one point for
each third place.
Refreshments will be on sale on the
grounds for those who do not care to
carry a lunch. Everybody out for q
big days fun. sport and sociability
There will be swimming and bathing
1T is hoped TO have a ball game be
tween the married motorcyclists ant
single riders. and the married mel
have issued a challenge to the singl,
boys
There will be special meeting a
the association room Friday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
HAWK HAYES DRIVE
BEATS STONEHURST
ST. Thomas Team Set for the
Opener Today With Ches-
ter Team.

A timely blow TO the fence of Hawk
Hayes bat. scoring O'Brien in the last
half OF tho ninth inning. gave st.
Thomas q victory over StOnehurst Of
Philadelphia last night and ended one
OF the most interesting games on the
locals diamond this season
Previous to this the game had been
nip and tuck. each team having had
one bad inning. allowing the other two
runs. The pitchers held their oppon-
ents we'll in hand and Il had begun 10
look like an added-innlng game when
Hayes smote his drive against the
planks OF right field fence.
St. Thomas opens its series with
Bris Lords Chester outfit on Harlan
Field this afternoon at $40. Hawk
Hayes or Tripp IS expected to have a
/ fling against the visitors. The usual
/ Chester Wilmington rivalry marks this
contest and a good game will doubtless
be forthcoming. Follow the GROVE
over the bridge. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
PLAN FISTIC CONTESTS
FOR POLO GROUNDS

New York, Aug. 3.-Application for
permit to stage boxing matches at
the Polo Grounds has been filed by
the Republic Athletic Club, the State
Boxing Commission announced yes
terday. Contingent upon the commits
sions approval. the owners of the
Giants home have signed lease per-
mitting such use to be made OF the
grounds, when not needed for base
ball.
John M. O'Connor. president OF the
| Republic Athletic Club, has been con-
sidered one OF the promoters likely tC
| bid against Tex Rickard for the
privilege OF conducting the Jack
Dempsey Harry Wills fight for the
heavyweight championship.
| Recently it was announced that tn,
seating capacity of the Polo Grounds
was to be increased by immediate con
struction OF concrete bleachers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03

At the opening OF the football sea-
son. Head Coach Ashton will have
Britton. former IIayerford College star
Brown and Heal az assistants. Brit
ton had charge OF the line last year
and coached the scrub eleven. Heal
will no doubt have charge OF the in
coming freshmen. Heal has turned out
some good class teams since he has
entered the school.
Brown Will again take caro- Of the
injuries and he will be n great help
TO the team rs In past seasons.
Among the former Highlet stars.
Johnny Webb will enter Springfield In
order 10 become a physical director.
MEL" Anderson Will either enter
Johns Hopkins or ~. Johns. Fein-
berg will return to st. Johns; Harry.
Hayes will not return 10 =. NJ C.. but
will enter Delaware. Stover will re-
turn TO Tehigh. Charlie Parks goes
TO New Mexico. Weiner. basketball
star, will probably go to Colorado Col
lege 70 study forestry.
The captains next year include
ITaldeman Stout. Jr.. captain elect OF
the football eleven: hchenstein. cap
tain elect OF the basketball five, and
also logical candidate for tho baseball
lcaptaincy. Comfy, star pole vsulter
will captain the track squad.
Ed" Hughes should be welcome
choice to head the tennis team. ED
Is a wonder with tho racquet and
should strengthen the new sport al
the Institution. Hughes In considered
the best player at High and with
Dick Thatcher, runnerup in the state
junior championship. the two made =
strong pair. Thatcher going To Della
ware, leaves Hughes as tho bulwarl
Of the tennis team. but with the mum
erous candidates, as Malloy, Bowe
Guthrie. White. Irons. Grove AM
Donahue, the new Cherry and Whit
sport should take its place alongsid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
CHURCH LEAGUE GAMES
ARE HOLDING INTEREST
Brandywine-St. Pauls Contest
Tomorrow Night Expected
to Draw Big Crowd.

The leaders in both divisions of the
Church League are holding their leads
although both have a number OF
postponed games TO play off before the
winners of the respective divisions are
selected to battle II out for the cham
pionship. 1t is the intention of the
league officials to secure an enclosed
field for the big series, but nothing
definite has been done as yet.
The season so far has disclosed no
winner. although the leaders are hold
ing their respective leads. and dark
horse is likely TO turn up at any time.
In the first division, Grace and St.
Paul's are tied for third place and
both have a game to play this week
that should dislodge one of them from
that position. Grace plays Westminster
this evening at Rockford Tower and
as Westminster has shown a sudden
burst of pep they may dislodge Grace
from third position.
Fandom is expected to attend In
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
NO BOOING TO FACES,
SAY HARVARD LORDS

Cambridge, Mass, Aug. 3.-Because
the Harvard varsity football team last
TALL was booed from its own cheering
stands in homo games. a new system
OF season ticket distribution was an
nounced yesterday. Only Harvard
men or their friends who may be
vouched for by them. may obtain sea-
son tickets at the stadium this fail.
The entire west stand will be reserved
for them.
In this way. the Harvard manage
ment hopes to keep out of supposedly
partisan Harvard section those who
may be opposed 10 the Crimson. The
latter will have access to the opposite
stand. Season books, the price of which
has been reduced 81 from that of last
| fall. will admit to six OF the nine
games. The Dartmouth and Princeton
| contests may be seen only on tickets
distributed on special application. The
Yale game Will be played at New
Haven this fall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03

large numbers TO witness the game
between Brandywine and ST. Paul's at
Twenty-ninth and Market streets to-
morrow evening. This game should
draw as large a crowd as the game
last week between Brandywine and
Mt. Salem, as the game tomorrow
night is between two teams that are
more evenly matched. Should St
Pauls win this game It would give
them stronger hold on third place
and weaken Brandywine's pennant
chances.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
WITH ROLL OF $4,000
TONY QUITS BASEBALL


Nashville. Tenn, Aug. g.
Fred Toney, former New York
Giant pitcher, who was traded TO
Boston last week as part of
the consideration In the deal
that sent Pitcher McQuillan of
the Braves TO New York, has ar
rived In Nashville, and, accord
ing TO friends, has decided to
quit baseball rather than play
with the tail-end Braves.
According to these friends
Toney said; II have s50,000 and
don't have TO play baseball with
the Braves"
Efforts to reach him by tele-
phone yesterday were ,unsuc-
cessful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
HOME RUN CONTEST.

Kenneth Williams. OF tho 81. Louis
Browns. is still on the rampage. He
proved this by crashing a circuit clout
yesterday at the expense OF the Ath-
letlcs' twirler. Harris. In return for
Ken's twenty eighth. Hauser. Nc
Cowan and Miller OF the Athletics
clouted homers. Williams in MAX
ing his homer yesterday takes the lead
of the big leagues in the number OF
four-ply socks made this season. Bot
Meusel, OF the Yankees. made It 10
and Mokan. OF the Phillies, made his
first home run In a Philadelphia uni
form. II came in the first inning with
two men on bases. The leaders:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
American League.
National League.
PORT PENN PROVES EASY
VICTIM FOR DOVER NINE

Dover. Aug. 3.-Port Penn proved
an easy victim for Dover here yester-
day when the locals shut them out TO
the tune of IL 10 o. Baker was on the
mound for Dover and allowed but
four widely scattered hits. Only 81
men faced him during the contest and
only three reached second base. Har-
desty led the local team at bat. secur-
ing five hits out of five trips 10 the
plate The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
STRAIGHT HEAT RACING.
Harry Blnpep Wins tho 2.15 Trot al
Cambridge.

Cambridge, Aug 3-Thrss race.
were run at Cambridge Fair yester-
day The 215 trot, 2.1s pace and 21s
trot all were captured in three straight
heats. The first race went TO r. r.
Nottingham's Harry Bingen. from
Eastville. Va. The second was taken
by Arthur Groves e. s. Barnett. and
the third by Great Adventure, owned
by w. H. Bull, Melfa, Va
The summaries:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Today and Tomorrow
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
81. Louis al Philadelphia.
Cincinnati ~ Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg ~ Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03

Midge Mclaughlin, the rnappy
shortfielder for Eastlake, kept the clan
on top In tonights City League battle
with Union. with Ruthan three base
hit in the seventh inning. scoring Bill
Greenwood with the tying run. at
Twenty-nlnth and Market. last even
ing. A minute later Mclaughlin cross
ed the pan with the winning run
Brommall starred In the ARRAY from
the mound. letting the hard hitting
Unioners down with four hits. He
controlled the situation well. but
things looked bad for him until Midge
pulled the Mighty Casey act with his
triple. The score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
pkRksI.Ey

N-Batted for Frock in ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS
rarkslsy ............. ooos q l-e
Laurel ................ q 20 % q %
Earned runs Laurel. > Parkslsy. 3. First
haze on balls OF Farley. ?. Left on bases.
Laurel, q; Parksley. o. Two-bash hits,
Howell. Slaughter. 2; Nyo. klinedinst,
Lloyd. Fisher. Marvil. struck out. by
Early, .; Go~txcl, =. Double plays. Fisher
unassisted Howell 70 klincdiust TO Fisher
Umpire. Cloak. Nimc, hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
AVALON TAKES EASY VICTORY
FROM WALNUT A. c. TEAM

Avalon trounced Walnut 4. C. yes
terday afternoon IN a game at Fourth
and Church. 12 10 T. Orth was the star
Of the day. getting a homer. a trfpls
'and a double. Avalon hit the ball hard
connecting with one homer. two triple,
and FIVE doubles. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03

TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Laurel at PArksley.
Pocomokc At salisbury.
Cambridge at Crishoid.
Cambridge. Md. Aug. 3.-Cambridse
defeated Crisneld here by 81 In an
Eastern Shore League game. Roy
crivy. holding the Crisfield batters
s.lrless I'm the pinches The game was
played In the morning. so ss 10 hNoiu
conflict with the Tri-county fair
which is running this week
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
CRISFlkI.D.

.Rattcd for unKlauh In ninth.
SCORE ny INNINGS.
Cambridge ........ l ooo S-a
trisNrld ........ q ] u
Home run. Wilson. Sacrifices, Wilson.
stolen bases Doian, Flowers. struck out,
hy Hummer. 4. ny Il. Griggs, ! BASE on
hails OF Hummer. o. OF X. Griggs, l..
Ralk. Il. GriGus Earned runs, Cambridge,
= left on bases. Cristeld =. Cambridge.
v. Umpire. Derby. Time. "a hours
minutes
laurel. Aus, 3.-parkslcy showed
very plainly hcrs yesterday by play
Ing all around and easily defeating
Laurel 9 20 2. The SCORE:
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DeAance.Lorrsine Game.

The Dehance-Lorraine game schedul-
ed FOR tomorrow night. will be played
al the Second and du Pont grounds
and not the Third and Adams streets
grounds as has been published.
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YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMER1CAN LEAGUE.

Athletics. g.: 81. Louis. 4.
Washington. 4; Chicago. I.
New York. 5: Cleveland, !.
Boston at Detroit, rain
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, :; Chicago. Z.
(l5 innings. darkness
Cincinnati at Boston: rain.
Other clubs not scheduled
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Eastlake Continues to Lead City League;
Seuenth Ward and Krebs Win Games
CITY LEAGUE STANDING.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
EAstlake, 3; Union, 2.
Seventh Ward. q; Hankers and Brokers,
Krebs. 2; Edge Moor. o.
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ST. THOMAS.
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SCORE RY INNINGS :

SCDhE B1 INNINTS.
Stonehurst ............-... o o . o o o o %
ST. Thomas .......... 300 o o o Ia
Summary: Two-base Fits. Wolfe. Hayes.
Patterson. Masten, Thiel Bases on balls,
Manlove. l; Robinson B. Struck out.
by Robinson. 3. ManlOye. 3. Hit by
pitched ball. Boyle. Wild pitch. Robin
son. Earned runs. Stonehurst. ,: st.
Thomas, 2 Umpire. Winthrop.
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LAUREL ON SHORT END
or PARKSLEY GAME
Cambridge Beats crisfield and
Moves Into Third Place in
Eastern Shore Loop.

yEsTERpAY's SCORES.
Al Cambridge Cambridge. 3; Cr's-
A, ,Iaursl-Parksiey. q; Laurel. =.
Al Pocomoke o; Salisbury,
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Independent Games.

Independent Games.
Eastlakc vs. Sun OIL. at Twen-
ty-ninth and Market streets.
st. Thomas VS.. Chester, Har-
Ian Field. 6 p. m.
Pepper Club VS.. du Pont ALL
Stars. Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets. $50.
Seventh Ward vs. American
Car and Foundry. Fourteenth
and Woodlawn.
Lorraine VS.. Krebs. Newport.
Dover VS.. Sudlersville. at Do
ver.