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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-30

Sneenie1ire babe1 0ieies idapierige
Broblem tatidblih geloit. Was pdiire
IN Mmerifa 11n1n0glibf?
Srobbem CLAUDE ihb cine Staotbabn
51 fennen, Die nod bel gerduidloier
1T, Ste iiiderlib feinen 5dldfer aus
|ieinem 5blummer tpedt, 1elbit tpern
ct iib oaf benz 9%abnforper our 2ube
|legte, Die fltr5 unb gut abiolute Hube1
benabrt 11no bas 1T Co nnglaubli9 es
.flingen mag) Die 8iener 5tabtbnbnr
ldrn1enb tie aud friiber mar nit
ibrem geqenben Gfeifen Der 2ofomo-
tipe, bent barten Holtern Der gdie-
nenstrd1tge, Dem Observation-Disclosures
3uiamrnenprallen Der Suffer, benz
neroenpeiingenber &reiibeu Der
8remien, ieit ben Sagen bes l1mitur-
5es 1T tie tin getporoen, gan5 itia.
Die 8abnb0fe gleid)en ebeniobiel Der
apunibenen 5hl0nern, uro n1lr al
un6 5u bort man, baB EN- 8rtn5 aus
5ieben min, Die idlafenoe 8rin5eiiinI
81 ertpeden. Mu6 iekt brargt nieoer|
10 cine Mdre an 1tniere 9bren. Dbl
1ie CUR @obrbett miro!
Mb @ott, mir ndrer id 5ufrieoen
unierer alten, pfeifen0en, pfau=
6en6el %poltern6en, fretidenben|
5ta6tbabn un6 g0n1ten gerne ben
@bicngoern lire gerduibloie, menn
u11fere n11r en6lib mie6er Elm 2ebens=
5ei6er bon iii6b gdiibe. W. 81. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-30
Stsbfeuf3er ei,tes mie,
1terS.

Gin 1teles 81lnoer Der Gebnif II
ertan6en Chicago bat iest cine relle
Sodbabn erbalten, Sic mad 8ldtter.
meloungert bon bort NIT boner1 8edt
al1f 6as Beitport rgerduff9los" M11-
ipru6 erbeber far1t. 90 es ii Gbioa-
90, tpie III ieoer groBen 5tabt nntiir.
Tia 2arn1quenen ge1lig gibt 10 erbo.
Ben sic gintpobner Sic Soroerltrg,
.oab, fid tpenigiteng Ste Staotbaba1 ie.
Ser @erauideg ent1nIten fone 1lro 6ie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-30
.loie0crhcriteun1te Ser ats
atiihe1t GHrfci.

8aris, 81. Mdr5. - Die Miniiter
oes MeuBern @roBbritnnniens, Sranf=
reibs uno Staliens, Sic ~5ur5eit IN 8a=
RIG Ole turfii6e Sroge beraten, baben,
pie am Montug befannt gegeben MUIR
!6e, Sen Hrfif6en &egierungen inRon=
itantinopel inns Mngora cine Gent
idrift nit ibren 8orfdldgen fir Mb-
din6erung 6es Srieoensbertrags bon
Sepres 5ugeitent. Dieie 8ori9ldge
iouen 6ie @run0lage fir einen 8or=
misunderstanding bilber, poronsgeieRt,
0aB Ole Eiirfen auf 6en fir5lid iber-
mittelten 8orf6lag zines @affenftin=
iton6es nit ben @rieden eingeben;
an Sonntag mur6e in 8aris al1sgege=
ben, Die griedii6e @egierung babe ii9
nit oem @affenitiqitanb u11ter ge1pii-
fen @orbebalten betreffs gin5elbeiten:
1einer Dur6fiibrung etnperitanoen er-
fldrt. Die @n11ptpunftte 6es 8oridlags
Der @ntente-Me ini1ter iino:
Dnl1er1tbe Sretbeit Seq 5biffsber-
febrs 6ur9 oie Dnr6aneaen nnD ben
8ospor11s.
Eirfifde Sberbobeit iber ga115
&leinniier n16 6aS gan5e @ebiet, oas
bonn aaufail1s, 8eriien, Melopotam-
len, Dem Mittelmeer uno benz Megdi=
iden Meer umgren5t miro.
Die armenii9e 8eb0lterl1ng foQ.
Dem sdub Der NationenIiga 11nterz
felt mer6en, ibr @ebiet ieoo9 1nter
tiirfiide 9berbobet fommen;; fir Die
Mrmenier ion sic 9iga NIT Ser 3eit ei<
ne eigene rationale Seimat i9affen.
Morinnopel ion an. @riebenlan0,
oagegen Elm GROCER Sell 6es Mbrigen
Sbrafien an Die Eiirfei fallen.
Die &albiniel @aqipoli ion eben-
fails grie6Hb 1per6en.
S11 einem @eglettibreiben beiBt es,
oieie 8oridldge 6ienten Dem 3tpede,
Grieoer 5u idaffen, io1Die Der Eirfei
%6ieienigen @ebiete 5uriid5ugeben, Die
man alS ibr 5ugeborig betrabte, ein-
idlieBli9 @onitanttnopelS. Ser MOS
bammeoaniiden 8eb0lferung ioae
mogli9it @eredtigfeh m%i6erfabren,
aber a1id Die @rieden ionten fir Die
Opfer, Die tie I'M &riege gebra@t bot
ten, entiddoigt merben; ferner ieien.
Sic Medte Matchmaker Mit0erbeiten gu
ibiiBen, uto fiinftigen &rtegen 5tpi-
1den Der Eiirfei nnb europdii6en.
M6dten borgebeugt meroen. Gin 8olf
ODER cine @egiera1ng, beiBt es gum
|59Lub, oie auf 6ieie 8ori6lGge nidt
eingingen, miiBte Die 8era1ttportr1ng
fir Sortlebung seq &onfliftS anf ftd
nebmert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-30
Stearns County 6air.

Sssn Ser am 16. Wedr5 er1bienenen
Nummer bes rNoroitern" mnr6e irr-
tumli6er @eiie oie Mngabe gennadt,
Sic Stearns Gountp Sair-Nliociation
babe sic Sdulo bon $348O abgetra=
gen. Sebr i60n mdre eS, penn oieie
Mngabe Ser 8abrbeh entiprd6e. Sic
8emobner Ser l1mgegenb bon Salf
Centre baben bon Der Sair-Ml1ociation
onsgeltelte 8erttfifate gu iieben,
ni9t iteuerbaren SS~ntereifen, IN Der.
|Summe bon ettpa $4,000 a1fgefmut
unb iino miuens, nod mebr gu fanfen.
Sc miro aber m1@ m6eren 8eitpob-
nern bon Stearns gountD @elegen-.
beit gegeben iein, folbe Certificate IN
ben nddyiten 8oden faufli6 an .iiid
at nebmen. Die Sair Mlioctatior miro
8ertififate in Der S1imme BON $4,000
augiteqerL I'M allen, Sic Elm SSr1tereiie
an Ser 5teorns goltntD la1oapirt-
lbaHliden Ausitell11ng nebmen, @ele-
genbeit al geben, 6ere1 8eitaro 90
|fdern. Dieie 8ertififate baben Die
|Da1er bon flint Sabren; Sntereiiert
fms ieoen eriten Nobenlber 81 3ablerl
uno tperoer I'M 2a1fe Der flint Sabre
5nruiifferitnttet tDeroen.
DQs 5treben Der 8ear1ten Der
|5tearns County gGair>Mifoctatton gebt
oabinL oieielbe a11f cine iolioe Bats
gu iteqen 11no bab,lrb allen Betpobn-
eri oes COUNTY unb Der nrngegeno
.a1m NuBen at gereiden, nirb Ia cine
gonutD-Mnsitellung alg eiate 4derbal1s
idyule gum n%ngeuneinen 8eitet betrab-
tel, iroem tie Der 2a11opirtifaft 1in mi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-30
Staat 11erH,Daeeta iftHeis
iiert Sra3ter.
9ordo. Sc. s.. %. MGr3.

Sarge. ". o., ~. Ntar3,
2pnn s. Gra3ier, ffriiberer @ouDer-
1,eur bon Nortb Dofota, Dnroe am
ganitng auf Dem Stoatgfo1Dent Der
monpartiian league III Sarge als &ar
biont fir ben 8a1noesfenat nber ben
fraberen 8ur1oesienator 81. S. @ron-
no inboifiert.
Sm @irflang nit 6en 3egeln err
1pdibllte Der &o11bent eiren ttelle11
gtaatgIg on5ugsansiduB Der ii6 fol-
ge1oern,dben aufumneniest: Balter
8eIforo bon Berabi1to, 90. 5. Gburd
bon Benton, 5tepben Gerborf bonn
Waro gountD, q. 81. MottringlD bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-30
ueA r,iAt!
Mait 8angen uDbl, bod NIT &ertra,1e11

nS1 Ser Soffn11ng auf Before 3ei-
ten" i9rieb Die @~eneraloberin, Sdap.
8incentia Saas, aus untermar6tal
am 20. Gebruar an bie Mmerican Cut
rp @attle @6mpanp, vbaben mir 6as
Sobr 1922 angefangen; leioer bat fib
6ieie Soffn11ng Big iebt nod nidt be-
mdbrt. Mh 8angen i9auen mir in Die
33ufnhft nit 8ertrnuen ie0o6 auf
uniere %bilfsbereiten 8obltdter IN
Mmerifa. Sim 4. 5. SC. trafen BEL uns
mieoer II Cad &raftfutter fir @o-
iter uno glnitaIt gum g1ten Sirten eiin
un6 mir iprehen 6afiir l1niern ber5li-
den Danf aus. So 6iefes Subr infol-
&c Der groBen Erodenbett 6as Gutter
nberaits rar 1tr6 te1er fl, 1piiien mir
.oiefe @nbe dig elite gsJroBbel Bobltat gu
i6dBen. Nu6 nniere SSrrenanitalt NIT
nabe5n 500 geiftesfranfen 8fleglin-
gen bat groBen Sl1ttermangel un0 tpa=
re iebr banfbar, mern au6 ibr Elm
Qnantum &rafftffutter 5ugetDieien tDer-
Sen f0nnte. l1nfere Slide MAIDEN fib
iebr gut, nnb giebt Die idtpar5e, nad-
bent fie ein SSunges gebra6t, nun 10
Otter Milb pro Sag. 8itte pergeiien
'@ie nns nibt un6 metien sic l1ns,
tpenn m0glib, nod mebr &iibe 51."
Sn einem an6ern 8rief bonn Is. Sc
bruar ibrieb 6ie leiterroe Sdtpeiter IN
elmer Mnitalt Bel &oln an bic ameri=
con Dairp1gattle @ompanD unter an
oerem tpie folgt: rMenn Der Nuben
Ser @iibe mebrfah nidt Ben &offnun-
gen ser eoIen 5penber bonauf ent-
iproben bat, 10 Iiegt 6ies pobl 0ara1,
6aB Die &iiibe 81 elmer 3eit IN Deutfd-
LAMB anfamer, 90 Ser Suttermangel
10 groB mar apie bieuei@t ME. 5l1bor;
bod fino uniere 5dmeitern 6urd-
lbnittlii9 nit Sen Riben reht 5ufrie-
Ben. ginige lniere &iibe baben inStDi-
19en gefalbt nn6 geben Nun 17-2tOl
Sitter Mil9. 8ir tper6en Sbnen ftets
iebr banfbar fir oas groBe @eldenf
bleiben, 6ns unfere 2m6sleute 1ns ge-
modt baben, nn6 bas ourb Die regel-
mdBige 8uienoung BEG &raftfntters
nod erb0M mif6."
uNo9 ni6t aufboren," NIT Der Sill
fe1eiitung, muB baber uriere 2oinng
bleiben. Darltm men6et 1i6 Die Slime
ricnn DairD Cattle @ontpanp ertteut
uno fortgeiebt an ale 2%anoslente nit
Der o%ringenoen gitte, ibr Silfstperf
alb meiterbin l1nteritiben gu monen,
6amit Biz gum Mnbr11b beiierer Bet
ten erfoIgreib uno nabbaltig gebolfen
per6en fann. Sbige 8riefe 5eigen
6e1ttlib, oaB @raftfuHerieror1rgen
.oringeno 16tig iino.
Mle 3utpenoungen ienbe man gii=
tigit an She Mmerioan Dairp Cattle
,gompa1D, 1913 Weit Maoiion street,
.gbioago, So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-30
KarNinal 48ertratits 33ets
idaft.
@erffii1lbet in Der Mninta 1ll16 1T 8rie.
fen ben 9anf bes Gapites. SIR
bie 2iebestatigfeit Der &a.
tbDlifen Mmerifas.

Sn Der 5NHlpEuue, Obe StQrDIllal
Giiritbiidof 8ertram, IN Der am 5ebn-
ten Sebrnar IN Der Mnin1a 5u Hom
abgebaltenen Seitoerianmlung bielt,
beri9tet ct, Der neugepablte 8aplt
femme 9eutiblar6 un6 liebe es. ugr
bat mir idom" erflarte @aroinal Ser
tram, neine reide 5penoe fir Bic
armen @inoer meiner Dio5eie gege-
ben. @r bat mir, als bic Me6e fam' a1f
Sic 5penoe amerttanii6er Bobltd-
ter, ben Nuftrag %gegeben: v59reiben
sic ibnen, Dab ib ibnen meinen be-
ion6eren 5egen ipen0e aus tiefltem
@er5en."
@aroinal 8ertrnm beetle ii6, nod
bon Mom aug bie &11n0e 0apon mad
Mmerifa gelangen gu laiien. 80.
f9rieb er unterm 8. Sebr1rar an bic
gentral.5teae, er babe bel Ser iolen=
men Sulotgung Der &aroindle oem
Bapite beribtet, rmie bel liebepoQe
@tlfe Die notlei6en0en &in0ern
Deutiblanbs, beion6ers aud oie Der
our Dt05eie 8reslau %geborenoen oft
beuti9en Dtaspora, BEN &atbolifen
Moroamerifos perbanfen." Der &apit
babe Inn, beiBt es tueiter in Dem
59reiben 6es &ar0inals, ben berettS
.angefiibrten Mnftrng erteilt.
Wie in Ser eingangs %ermdbnten Mn<
lprode, 70 betont @ar6inal 8ertram
audi in bieiem 8riefe, er babe ge=
:miinidt, oaB ale Bobltater in Mmeri-
I'd es bGtten b0ren f0nnen, init tpel=
der 8Grme Die 6rei 8ortlein geipro-
den muroen: vMus tiefitem Screen"
Da i6 meiB, tpie freu6ig Sic nn6 ale
Mitarbeiter 6es GentrallDereins 6ie=
ie &unbgebung aufnebmen meroen,"
beiBt es am 56luB 6eS S9reibens,
CLAUDE ib Sbne1 0ieie 3eilen 5uien=
Sen at iouen, ebe ib 6ie betlige Stnot
%berlaiie."
Sn ser in Ser oeutiden Sectional
ltiftnng 3u &om gebaltenen Mnipra6e|
%foroerte @ar6inal 8ertpam feline gu
b0rer a1f; benz nel1en Bapfte in mabr
baft finolider, edit 6riitfatbolii9er
2iebe ergeben 5u iein. u@m 6eite Der
beiligen Dorotbea 1T 8ius XI. gum
Stnble Betri emporgeltiegen," 10 lau
tet Der 59luB Ser geba1tbollen Mn=
Iprade. Sim 8orabenb Las i6 I'M
8repiere, mie. Dorotbea Dem Sbeopi-
lus I'M falten @inter beriprab, NAT
ibrem Martprinm Inn 8lumen uno
Sriibte aus Ben bimmlii6en @arten
gu lenoen. sic bielt @ort. 5ogleiG|
mod ibrem Wartprtooe erl6ien Elm
@ngel Dem EbeopiGns uno bra6te ibm
.Griiblingsrofen unb frii9e berbftlhe
6ri6te aus &immelsb0ben. So i6
oas las angeiidts 0es beporitebetroen
lebten Sfrutinirms, 6a@te i'd: FOL
mufien ou6 mir 6em ne1te1 Bopite|
aus Dem @immelsgarten 6es fatboli-
l6en firbliden 2ebens &oien nno
Bri9te barbringen: Stolen Der 9iebe|
.nno Sriibte Der Sreue."
EE4A@-E -. ~,rgEes .,%#E.- - " 49,. l
Das gu balten, fet au9 beilige Gh-
renpfli6t aler 0e1ttiden &atbolite1
Bio pit! ~ 6. ct. 6es g..
90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-08
CLOVIS PLAYERS
IN LINE To GET
IN BIC LEAGUES
Two Ball Tossers of West
Texas League Signed for
Fast Company; Scouts
Are Watching.

| Especial Core >ondence to ThesJournal.)
| Clovis, N. NJ, Aug. Scouts
from various leagues who are
watching the. closing games of the
West Texas league with a view Of
drafting promising youngsters for
next year, followed the league
leading Clovis BUYERS to Roswell
last week and are lamping several
men of the home club. 4
Chalmers Williams, fast third
paseman of the Clovis club, and his
team mate of the center garden,
"Chink" Tucker, have caught the
eye of scouts, and both boys may
make the big jump to the majors
next year.
Williams is a hard hitter and a
sure fielder, and has a splendid
arm This is Williams first year
IN organized baseball. A meteoric
stop of a line drive over third in
the second game of the San An
gelo-- series played at Roswell
aroused scouts to the possibilities
in Williams.
Tucker has one of the best rec
ords of the league as q garden
player. Scouts have been watch
ing him for several weeks and he
looks good for a move.
Goes to White Sox.
Evidence of the class of base
ball played in the West Texas
league became undisputed last
week when Pitcher Woolridee. of
the Lubbock Hubbers was signed
by the Chicago White Sox. Wool
ridge will report at the training
camp next spring. Outfielder
Langford of the same : club has
been signed by the New York
Yankees for tryout next year
Langford Is one of the fastest
fielders in the league and has been
home run sensation.
Dean Il Wonder.
Dean, keystone sacker of the
Clovis club, would undoubtedly
have been slated for faster COM
pany next year had he not suf-
fered the misfortune of breaking
his leg in a recent game at Abb
lene. He is probably out of the
game for the rest of the season. ~
Although all but one of the Clo-
WIS clup players are sAS lleu lol heAl
years play, club owners are afraid
the team will be seriously broken
up this fall by draftings from vari-
GUS leagues of higher class.
Clovis leading the West Texas
league by small margin, with the
Amarillo Gassers in second place,
and the closing games of the sea-
son will see some hot contests be-
tween at least four teams.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-08

Barrett bout, Phil Moore of Mem
phis and Jack Wolfe of Cleveland
fought twelve lively rounds to a
draw. The crowd did not like
Moore's jumping tactics and booed
the decision.
Charley McKenna, of New York
former amateur heavywe & h t
champion. made his professional
debut by giving boxing lesson
to Tim Kelly of Brooklyn. Nc
Kenna covered T<eny's BODY with
blows, closed one eye and cut a
cash over the other one. He was
given the decision at the end OF
their six rounds bout.
Jack Woman of England and
Sammy Green of the Bronx fought
four round draw.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-08

Mistress-at-arms is the official
title bestowed on the official chap
perons who have beed added to
the working personnel of all YES
sells operated by the United States
lines. Their especial duty is to
look after the comfort and welfare
OF all girls who are travelling unat-
tended,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-08
BY NORMAN f. BROWN
aRnI Atnps'v Son

lhNt 4hiito No's
Is preparing to follow In the
footsteps of his noted daddy.
The fifteen-year-old STRIPPING
whose father defied father time
and cold business for fifteen
years. has been the star pitcher
of two teams in his home at War
rem, o., for two seasons and is
expected to go out into fast minoc
league company as soon as he
acquires most of his growth.
He has hung up several not
able pitching feats in his brief
career, including two and three
hit games. He famed fourteen
batters in one game. Old base
ball men who have watched him
in action not only see a resemb-
lance TO his DADS actions in the
boys hurting but believe he will
have the arm and head event.
ually that his ,illustrious pater
had. He has the same style of
delivery and the same red hair
right now
All of (which recalls his fa-
Tiers wonderful record as pitch
err. Red" Joined the Giants in
1903 and in the ten years he
worked on the mound for Nc
Graw's team helped that club
win six national and three worlds
series. Then ,Ames moved to Gin
cinnati where he pitched three
and a half years before moving
on again to the st. Louis Car
dinals. He was given his uncon-
ditional release by the Cards IN
April, 1921, and joined the KAN
sas City a. A. team. He< won IT
and lost Ia games for that team
last season and started this sea
son with then. A few weeks ago,
however, he drew his release. He
signed with the Dallas, Tex, club
early this year but illness forced
him to quit. A few weeks ago
he signed TO manage the Dam
vile Central League club and
later became virtually head OF
the club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-08
WILLIAMS GETS
PAIR Of HOMERS
{, AND BROWNS WIN
st. Louis Knocks Mogridge
Out of the Box in the
Sixth and Defeat Wash
ington by Is to | Score.
(Bx Tho Associated Press.l

st. Louis, Aug. 7.-St. Louis
today swamped Washington, Is to
for the locals fifth straight
victory. The Browns went on q
rampage in the sixth inning,
knocking Mogridge out of the
box and scoring nine runs on 8
hits. seven of which we're for
extra bases. Williams Knocked
two home runs in the inning.
Erickson, who relieved Mogridge,
also was batted hard, the locals
gathering five more runs in the
eighth inning, Collins also drove
out a home run. Wright held the
senator's to s scattered hits. Score:
Washington
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-08
DAYS RESULTS:
BOYS BALL
LEAGUES =
Senior League.

ST.. Mary's won from Tildillos
yesterday by 20 score. The hits
stood 8 to 4 for st. Mary's.
Batteries: Tildillos-Apodaca and
Romero; St. Mary's-Devine >and
Ortiz.
Today, the New Mexico Yankees
come back in the league. They will
play the Red Sox today. as per
schedule. ( The Browns will play
the game with the Firefighters
that was to have been played on
June 49, the day it rained.
Junior League.
White SoX won from the Bob
Cats. The score was 81. Each
battery struck out ten men. Game
was fast and snappy.
Batteries: White Sox-Tofoya
and Gonzales; Bob Cats--O'Har-
row, Dotson and Crockett.
The game of June 23 that the
,Midgets were to have played with
the S. A, It's, is forfeit to the
S. A. It's.
There will be no game in the
Junior league today. Tomorrow.
the Bob Cats play the Highland
Ladies'.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-08
Boston, o: st. Louis. 8

Boston, Aug. 7.-SiX runs In
the eighth, three of which were
scored when Hornsby muffed
Ford's short fly and fell, gave
Boston a . to victory over st
Louis today and prevented st
Louis from taking the league lead
Powell and Fourier made home
runs. Smith and Ainsmith each
had four hits in four times al
bat. Score.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-08

drills are bearing out contentious
of the experts that have been
making an intensive study OF the
situation for several years. Rail-
road officials have already viewed
the ground relative to installing
trackage, in case the meteor is To-
Gated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-08
New York, 4; Detroit. 2.

Detroit, Aug. 7,-Ruth's double
and Schang's single in the ninth
gave New York four to three vic.
Tory over Detroit today. The Babes
pay was a potential figure in the
game, his single in the fourth in =.
nsng when the Yankees grouped
i've OF their hits driving in the tie
ing run. Score
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-08
B0BB|E BARRETT
KNOCKED OUT BY
CHARLIE WHITE

New York. Aug. Charlie
Whlte' chicago lightweight to-
niSht Knocked out Bobbie Barrett
OF Philadelphia in the third round
or their 15-round match In New
York velodrome.
In the semi-finaI TO the White
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-08

summary: TWo-base hlts--Big-
bee, Rapp, -Mokan. Schmidt, Rus
sell, Grimm, Carlson, williams,
Traynor) Three-base hit--Tierney.
Home runs-Walller, ]. Smith,
Lee, Gla2ner acrifices-Grimm,
Maranville, Walker. Left on bases
Pittsburgh 3; Philadelphia, 10.
Base on balls-Off Weinert, 2:
Hubbell, I; Carlson, 4. Struck out
BY Weinert, 3; Cooper, .; Glaz-
ner, 6. Hits-Off Cooper, s in
. rs; Carlson, in 2-9; Glazner,
G in 5 2-S Weinert. 7 in 8, none
out in fourth Singleton, 4 in la
inning; Hubbell, II in s e-3. Win
ming pitcher-Glazner. Losing
pitcher-Singleton.
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Chicago, IL; Philadelphia. 5

Chicago, Aug. 7.-Chicago re-
covered from its batting slump
and today pounded out seventeen
hits off four Philadelphia pitch
ers, defeating the visitors ~ to
).
~ Score: r. IT. r.
Philadelp'a DOL O21 010- S IS /
Chicago ...016 DOL OKLA II 0
Batteries: Rommell, Sullivan,
Ketchum, Harrison and Perkins
Bruggy; Leverette and Yaryan.
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z-Batted for Cutshaw in ninth.
zz--Ran for Veach in ninth.
BY innings:
New York ........ 900 900 0O1--4
Detroit 300 900 000-3
Summary: Two-base hits-Ruth
(2), Ward, S. Jones. Three-base
hit-R. Jones. Sacrifice-Cobb.
Double plays-Pipp, Scott and
Pipp; Cutshaw. Rigney and Blue;
Blue, Bassler and Blue: r. Jones,
Cutshaw and Blue. Left on bases
New York, Il; Detroit, 3. Base
one balls-Off Jones, .; Pillette,
4. Struck out-By Jones, 3; Pill
lette. 8. Hit by pitcher-Pillette
Is. Jones).
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
SOUTHERN AssorIATIov

Birmingham, 2; Nashville, 3.
Mobile, 8; Chattanooga, s.
(called tenth, darkness).
Memphis-New Orleans, game for
fefted to New Orleans.
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PIRATES TAKE A
SLUGG|NC MATCH.
FROM PH|LL|ES
Pittsburgh Takes Opening
Game of the Seriesu II
to 10; Braves Defeat
Cardinals by 9 to 8 Score
(By The Associated Press.l

Philadelphia, Aug. 7.-Pitts-
burgh won a smuggling match from
Philadelphia today in the first
game of the series, II to 10. Score
Pittsburgh,
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summary: Two-base hits -
Wright. Goslin, jacobson, 2, Ro-
bertson. Three-base hits-Gerber,
Jacobson. Home runs-Wllliams,
z; Collins. Stolen base-Peckin-
paugh, Shanks, Sisler. Sacrifices
robin, Picinich, Sisler. Double
plays-Wright, Collins, Sisler. Left
on base-Washington, s; st. Louis
=: Base on balls-Wright; Mog-
ridge, 2; Erickson, l. Struck out
wright, 4; Mogridge, 1: Erick-
son, 2. Hits<-Off MogridEe. 10 in
, 10; Erickson, . in 2 Pa. Hit
ny pltcher-By Wright Grower
Losing pitcher-Mogridge " -
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NItNtIHHU, z, BOSTOH.
Cleveland, Aug. 7.-Cleveland
made it two straight from Boston
today when it won 7 to 0. The
game was called at the end of
the seventh when it became too
dark for the umpires to tell
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AMERICAN LEAGuE.

Chicago. IL; Philadelphia. &.
Cleveland, Z; Boston, 0; (six in
nings; rain).
New York, 4; Detroit, 3.
st. Louis, 16; Washington, 1.
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The Women's International
League for Peace and Freedom
has arranged to hold summer
session this month at varese, Italy.
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whether or : not an outfielder
caught the ball.
Score: r. II. f.
Boston .......000 900 90 Z 0
Cleveland .....003 100 II Q l
Batteries: Ferguson, Fullerton.
Percy and Walters; Uhle and o.
Neil.
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WESTERN LEAGuE.

Wichita, Z; Sioux City, 8.
Oklahoma City 8; Des Moines, 6.
st. Joseph, 0; Denver, /.
Tulsa, 8; Omaha, 3.
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9GYESTE
~ DAYS X,
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh, II; Philadelphia, 10.
Boston, 9; st. Louis, 8.
Others postponed; rain.
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Occulists say that as a rule the
eyesight of women Is better than
that of men.
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Battod Tor Lavan In ninth.

Ainsmith. Home runs-Powell.
Fournier Stolen base-Nixon,
Nicholson. Sacrifices Hornsby.
Boeckel. Double plays-Boeckel
to Kopf to Holke. Left on base
st. Louis, s; Boston. 10. Base on
balls-Haines, 5; Sherdel 2; Wat
son. I: Mcnamara, 2. Struck out
.-Haines, 2; Oeschser. /. Hits
Off Haines. s in 10: Barfoot,
Il in no innings (Pitched to one
MANI: off Sherdel. none in 2-S;
Watson, II in s; Mcnamara, 1 in
no inning None ont in 9th) ;
Oeschger, 1 in Il, Wild pitch
Mcnamara. Winning pitcher
Watson. Losing pitcher-Bar-
foot.