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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-14
Y the middle of next week.

by the middle of next week.
| Thomas J. Gaughan, recently in
dicted for shooting with intent to
kill, this morning appeared before
JUICE Reed and entered a plea OF
not guilty. =.
In suit entitled Elizabeth Deck
er vs. Chris Admilovich, action for
restitution of premises and damages,
judgment was entered for the plain
tiff this afternoon following trial be-
fore Judge Reed, no jury being used
Henry Roden appeared for the plain
tiff and J. H. Cobb for the de-
PENDANT
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-14
MEETING FOR MEN.

A meeting will be held in the
Garside building three o'clock Sun
day afternoon under the auspices OF
Rev c. E. Personeaus. H. J. McAlis-
ter and Lloyd Hill. Good singing
will be a feature of the meeting,
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-14

When you want Chop-Suey or
Noodles, call Is minutes before and
it will be ready. Phone 377. City
Cafe. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-14
BAZAAR DATE FIXED.

At a meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Methodist church yes
terday it was decided to hold the
annual bazaar and goody sale on the
afternoon and evening of Saturday
December Is.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-14
HILLS HERE.

F. A. Hills, Of the Chichagoff Gold
Mining company. and Mrs. Hills. ar
rived In Juneau last night on the
Ambassador from the mine
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-14

DR.. w. A. BUriand-eye, ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-14
CAR FOR HIRE,

Day and night. Stand q. & I
Cafe. Phone 81 adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-14
BRADLEY HERE TONIGHT.

F. w. Bradley. President of thu
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining company
will arrive in Juneau tonight on the
Princess Mary on his annual triI
of inspection OF the company prop
critics.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-14

Dr. w. A. Borlano-eye. ear. nose
and throat. Glasses fitted. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-14

Headquarters FOR Ladysmith coal
juneau Transfer Co. Phone 90. adv
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
Eastern.

D0rren hade nyss stAngts efter Clio
rinde och Jeanne. De skulle infinns
adg pa viss It'd till repetitionen at en-
ny pies, 1 hvilken Clorinde hade att
inofva en- icke ga ~obetydlig roll. Da
hon gick, nAmnde hon at Louison, att
hon pa hemvagen fran teatern ANNA
de bora efter EFT passande rum at sig
och Jeanne.
- Ty, - tillade hon - din kamma'
re dr. alldeles o~tillracklig for oss tire,
vi skola dock int alldeles ofverge
dig, kara syster, vi ekola besoka dig
eta till och med. HASA Jacques, l fall
han kommer. medan vi arc borta'
Tacka honom for hans vanlighet att
villa vara vart beskydd pa var prone
mad hem ON aftnarna!
Louison var mycket tyst och allvar'
sam Madame Laurent, som kom In
TIL henne EFT ogonblick, anmarkte ock-
sa henness ovanliga blekhet.
Du dr. val 81 sjuk Louison? =
fragade hon med verkligt deltagande'
Mel. jag kanner mig fullkomlist
frisk:
Du ar dig int Xix. mitt stackars
barn. du har fatt svara bekymmer. SO
dan din syster 0fverrumplade dig.
Louison lyfte hastigt upp hufvudet
och sag pa sin vardinna- Donna vizsfs
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
WorkIno Toward IL.

as your boy making himself useful
On the farm since he got out Of col
legef"
Not yet" said Mr.. Cobbles, "but
I've painted the tractor a bright red,
put a big horn on 1t, and hung a IL
cense tag at the rear. and I'm hoping
that after a while I'll be able to per-
suade Sam to drive 1t occasionally In
stead Of q sport car"
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
A SENSE OF FAIRNESS

II should like TO subscribe to your
campaign fund.-" remarked Mr.. Dustin
Stax.
II couldn't permit such a thing" re-
piled Senator Sorghum. "My sense Of
fairness would o tolerate the thought.
The last time you subscribed you put
In only $4,000 and you took down
about q hundred thousand dollars
worth Of personal prestige and gen.
sral publicity for your business"
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
No Secrecy,

"Do you think there are any dip
lomatic secretsT"
my friends" replied Senator SOr-
ghum, IF you had been around execu-
tive sessions and other confidential
gatherings as much as l have you'd
know the number Of hours until the
next edition of a newspaper Is the
time limit for any kind Of a secret"
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
All. II Mothers Only Could.

Mrs. II. V. G. sends us the follow
Ing original and somewhat touching
query by her little son, aged five.
Climbing into her lap the other eve
ming, he said, Mummy, when l get old,
will l dieT"
"Why, yes, dear"
"Well, mummy. won't you please
keep me new?"
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
(Forts. fr. f0reg. nr.)

Skulle jag int villa det? - sva.
rade Louison och tryckte tacksamt
jacques arm, utan att misstanka ma
got. - Beskydda min syster. -. hon
behofver det.... jag ar glad Oliver, att
du will gifva henne EFT sadant be-
skydd.
Men den natten graf Eouison bittra
tarar. Hon kvafde sina suckar / orn-
gottskudden, sa att Clorinde och Je-
anne, hvilka delade en- gemensam
badd i hennes rum, Ell skulle bora
henne. Hon scribe Oliver systems O.
blyghet, ty ON ock Jacques skulle for
s0ka f0rsvars Clorinde, sa var likval
Louisons ~rattskansla alltfor stark, for
att kunna kvafvas af hennes afgudi-
ska karlek till honom.
Jacques ma saga hvad han will
ON konsten - %upprepade hon i tyst-
het for sig sjalf, dar hon vred sig i
sin badd men att upptrada pa sa-
dGnt satt som Clorinde ar och blir l
hogsta grad lattsinnigt! Kan han
Verkligen gilla sadan?? Nej, han kan
Diet Ell.
Louison, solver du? horde hon
pl0tsligt Clorinde fraga.
Louison hade ingen lust att svara.
Hon holl sig tyst. medan tArarna lang
SAINT rullade utfor hennes kinder.
- Hon solver, yttrade da Clorinde
sakta at Jeanne. - vi kunna nu myc-
ket val prata.
Darpa b0rjade de att tala ON sin
triumf for aftonen. Hela lifvet log
mot dom och endast njutningar och
nojen uppfyllde deras tankar. Plots
ligt horde Louison, fastan hon icke
vile ~lyssna, huru Jeanne uttalade en-
bafvan for att modern slutligen skull
lie komma och hitta raft pa hennes
tillflyktsort.
- M behofver du i~ngenting fruk-
Ia, Jeanne tr0stade Clorinde. =
Jag har iu sagt, att du MI ar din egen
herre....
- vi horde kanske dock int ha ia
git hennes pengar... Ack, Clorinde,
da jag tanker pa, hur hon sparat dem,
for att gifya yngsta syster en- ny klad-
ming pa hennes fodelsedag, da kanner
jag %nagonting / mitt brost som smar-
tar.
- Du far int vara EFT vap, Jeanne,
ON du will vara min van. Ar Diet sa
att st0lden blir upptackt. sa forklarar
jag att det var jag som tog pennin-
garna endast sasom en- ersattning for
den nytta, man dragit at mig under
trenne airs It'd. Ar det for mycket
kanske?
- ON du g0r Diet, Clorinde, sa kan
ner jag mig nagot lughare; du skall
forsta, att Diet int dr. roligt att bli ut
skamd inf0r sina egna syskon.
- Tig bara! Du h0r ju, hur adel-
modig jag ar. betank hvilken van
du har / mig, Jeanne. Hur skulle vi
ha kommit till Paris utan pengar?
Gram dig int langre 6ver den dar
smasaken! Du kan ju stalla den till
rata med att du langre fran skickar
din NOR nAgot at din afl0ning.
- Tyst. . Louison ror sig. - Je
anne satte sig upp och lyssnade.
Du inbillade dig bara- hon sof-
yer som en- stock, jag HAMMER till hen
ne jag.
Louison hade ~verkligen gjort en- r0-
relse, som vackt Jeannes uppmark-
samhet. Hon hade stoppat fingrarna
1 sina oron for att slippa bora mer af
de bada flickognas samtal.
De ha afven bestulit faster -
tankte hon med harm. - Med en- sa-
dan b0rjan kan int slutet blifya godt.
Darpa bad hon en- tyst bon l eitt
htarta- Hon anropade Guds beskydd
for de bada flickorna, hvilka fortforo
aft anaffra ma oft Iattflrdipt sat-
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

skulle cldr1g hennes d0rr vara s.aHgd
for henne.
ia, hon har raft hviSkade
Louieon med sammanknappta handler,
sedan Eastern lamnat henne ensam -
ingen vet, hvad framtiden innebar.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

"Fisty dollars for six photographer
'That's what I paid"
"What does the work come in to jus
tify such prices?"
well they look like you and then
they don't look like you. That's where
the $50 comes In"
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
The Old Remedy

"Mrs. Symes has had to take her
daughter abroad for her nerves. She
inherited her from her
father"
"Where did Symes' mother take him
for his nervesf"
ACROSS her knee"
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
Still CLIMBING.

do you regard the Frisbers al So
cially superlOr?'"
mo" said Nh Grumpson.
"Why nOtf"
an illustrate by a figure Of speech.
II the peak Of society were 10000 feet
above sea level the Frisbers would
be about 10000 feet up and short OF
BREATH"
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
Wisdom.

Teacher-Which one Of the FIVE
senses, sight, feeling, hearing, taste or
smell, could you get along best with.
out?
Small Boy-Feellng, because when
you get In an accident you won't gei
hurt.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
No Money Value.

as your son profting by his col
lege educationf"
SWELL" said Mr.. Cobbles, "he has
learned how to veal fancy clothes and
do the needful when a jazz orchestra
starts to play, but so far as l know
he's never been able to cash In on his
accomplishments"
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
A BIG UNDERTAKING

Instrumentation me before I close
to repeat the words of the immortal
Webster.
Farmer Wayback-Land sakes,
Marie, let's git out o. here. He's
a-goin, ter start in on the dictionary.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
Fahrenheit or csntlarada,

Bim--I hear old Joe Goofus passed
away last night.
Bam-Yeh, the poor fellow swaI-
lowed a thermometer and died by de-
grees.-Science and Invention.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

"Never ask a girl for the markings"
"Why mott"
.Too careless. Get their tobacco all
mixed up with face powder and lip
rouge"
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
Stor loo dosa

nu till salu.
vi N

att copenhageh SINUS alltid
varit och ar absolut rent.
Om Elder handlande icke
for Diet, sanda vi Diet till y
der per post till Diet vaniiga
priset, 10c per dosa, tills E
der handlande kan forse E
der. Frimarken godtagas.
Copenhagens matsnus ar
vkrldens basta tuggtobak.
Weyman : Bruton Company,
l107 Broadway New York
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
WILLING to Risk Il

eff you eat another piece of cake.
You'll surely burst" said mother,
Then pass the cake and clear the way
Responded little brother.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
Then He Fled.

Old Gruf-I understand my daugh-
ter is determined TO marry you. I want
to say right here that she's a fool.
Suitor-Ah! Hereditary. I suppose.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Ontario Opposed to
Dethroning Champions

TORONTO, Ont, June 22.-The On
tario Athletic Commission has denied
that it indorses the action Of the New
York State Athletic Commission in de-
priving Johnny Kilbane and Johnny
Wilson, respectively, Of their titles Of
featherweight and middleweight pugi-
listic champions. The Ontario body
says that some action should be taken.
but that It should come from more
than q single state commission. The
following telegram was sent TO the New
York State Commission:
Statement that Canada backs action
Of New York State Commission in de-
priving Wilson and Kilbane Of their
championships is not correct. Ontario
commission is quite satisfied that some
such action should be taken, but il Of
the opinion that 10 should be done, not
by one state commission, but through
national association representing
many states"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

cannot DC sald lot II fHl D-h"Js
Tho only answer for the setback was
that they lacked about every essential
10 victory The New York pitching
sagged badly. the fielding Wa aone too
sharp, and as for hitting u Is charity
20 apply tho term 20 the meager o.
fenso which the champions showed.
When team cannot nit. is weak IN the
box and mcsses up plays az crtical
times there "a only one answer unless
the other team is worse IN the same
departments. The Sox punched their
hits to-day and deserved TO win.
II was old Jack Quinn who hzzled out
on the Yankees last ycar against young
Waite Hoyt, who closed tho year ~
blaze Of glory. but neither ran true 20
last years form Hoyt was battod from
the bill in the NTH round after beng
nicked with some regularity While
Quinn moved along easily until the
final out in the ninth. Quinn often
has trouble On vet days, but much
moisture was spilled on the Fenway
during the game without seriously az
fecting the veterans spitball AFTER
Uovt had departed George Murray
came on % pitch two hitless and run
less innings. Sam Jones pitched The
eighth inning and the Sox reached him
for two hits and run.
Yankees Threaten Just Once
Only once during the game did the
Yankees give Quinn any uneasiness'
That was In the seventh inning. gnen
they punched three Of their five hits
and had the bases filed with only one
out. Out Of this layout the Hugmen
got one run. that the result Of a sac
riGce as. Wards ny sent the run
over. scott rolled In front Of the plate
FOR an easy out and then Hoffman,
famed when a single would have put
the Yarks in the game By making the
count 5-l.
The hitting in the eight other in
nings was as anacmic as Il proved 20 be
when the big opportunity bobbed up
in the seventh Hoyt singled IN the
third inning, and McNally got a
scratch hit in the eighth. The three
singles in the seyenth-by Miller,
Meusel and Pipp-completed the toll
against Quinn. Aside from the sixth
and seventh innings not a Yankee
passed first base.
Singles By Dugan, J. Collins and
Ruel gave the Red SoX n run In the
second frame Dugan's double, John
Collins long hy and Ruers inheld hit
added a run in the fourth. With one
out in the fifth Menosky walked, Burns
singled and Pratt walked, filling the
bases. Dugan bunted 70 Pipp on a
squeeze play and then stood on the
base line 10 make Pipp chase him.
Menosky scored on the bunt and Burns
kept running. so Pipp let Dugan 60
and made throw 20 the plate. The
ball sailed over Hofman's head. allow
ing Burns to score, Pratt 20 reach third
and Dugan second. Collins single sent
Pratt over the plate and Hoyt over
the Hill 20 the clubhouse. though the
journey was delayed until the end Of
tho inning, when Ruel fouled 90 Hof-
mann. J. Collins single and n single
by Pittenger gave the Sox another run
in the eighth.
Score One in the Sixth
Hofmann's walk. an inaeld out
Pratt's error on Witt and McNally's
sacrifice fy gave the Yanks a run in
the sixth. After Miller. Meuse and
pipp illed the bases with singles in
tho seventh Wards sacripce fy scored
Miller.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Brooklyn Girls Enter
Conev Island Swim Meet

The entire swimming team OF the
Brooklyn Girls Sport Club has entered
in the water carnival of the Palace Of
Joy Athletic Association. 20 be held
next Tuesday evening, az Concy Island.
Leo Geibel. all-round swimming
champion. who sports the Winged Foot
emblem OF the New York a. c., has
signifed his intention of entering the
will most likely start from scratch.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
State Boxing Commission
Criticized by MacCauley

LANSING. Mich, June 22.-The New
York Boxing Commission is oyorstep-
ping its powers in refusing 20 reeog-
nize as champions title holders who
have failed 10 accept challenges within
reasonable time, in the opinion Of +
A. MacCauley. chairman Of the rules
committee Of the National Boxing As
sociation.
The National Association, MacCau-
ley declared. is the only organization
empowered to oust champions for re-
fusing matches. MacCauley is secre-
tary Of the Michigan Boxing Commits
sion.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Tigers Beat Browns
In Eleven . Inning
Pitching Duel, 30

DETROIT, June =. Cu,shszi
triple. followed by Rigrey'i ungI,
ended an cieyen-.rr.ng pi,chsry del
between Ehmke ard Prlet. here to.tiy
and enabled Detro., % bea, 81, Loss
3 20 2, In the opening game o. a ssfis
Of four.
The league leaders held a iEo-rss
advantage until me sixth inning xt.s
Pruett weakened momen'arily. allowing
the Tigers % tie 'ae score. Both pi.ss.
ers received effective backing. Pusii
particularly getting alright support n
the pirchcs.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
The Glory of the Game

Why. irGs only yesterday dreamed
How great The giorg Of the game must be,
Where jar array the flags Of empire cleaned
and cleaning, called me on By land and sea
To knoic the heights, red-rimmed against the sky
To take my place ont in the icorid Of men.
To knov the heights? ! only know that
Want TO 90 home again.
think norc Of n ranished summers day.
When each far height took on 0lcdm.
! left od-fashioned drifts 10 make my wdy
BIZ rcroih trails through the poppy fields Of dream.
To kuow lies fame before came TO die,
To hare the laurel wreathed blade or pen.
To kno'c H(o's famei I only knolC that
Want to 90 home again.
Poor fools, far hired bv phantoms through fog
Thot closes in. no matter ichere fare.
We stumble on until reach the bog
OF icocrness and hoartache aud despair.
Gold, rank and giory-through the sun aud rain
IVc trail these Jack O. Lanterns through the glen.
But there are hours rhcn wc seek in vain
The lost road home again.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Robson 10 Fight Bogash

Tomorrow night az The Common
wealth Sporting Club in Harlem two
twelve-round bouts will be the feature
Of program that calls for forty
rounds Of boxing. Tommy Robson and
Lou Bogash will swing into action in
the main set-to. Jimmy Kelly, the Bronx
weiterweight. will try conclusions with
Sammy Goode in another twelve-round
bout.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Too Much SOuthpGic !

roas si36sriio To,ais ....e, 81 70 :
snafted for Young in ninth inning
fBatfcd for ! Barnes in ninth inning
:Ran for Snyder IN ninth inning
Brooklyn ......... q q n o-8
New York ........ o %
Two.base hifs-Mrchcu Smith. stolen
hsee-Dison SaCr.nces-- Drberry. Myers,
Rsether Double piay-Rawlings. Ban
,i..t ~n1 Kelly. l.eft Oh has"s-New YORK.
l. HrooKfvn. g. Base ON haiis-On Ryan,
e. o~ j. Barnes 2 on Ruether. !. struck
OUT Hy Kuethef. q. by Causcy. ]. hits-
or Rran. in les Innings. on !. Barnes
o IN 9 20 inninEs or causey. none in
Innings Losing pitcher-Ryan Jmpircs
Moran and Quieicy Time IS.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Late Rally Fails
Cubs and Pirates
Score 80 Victory

PITTSBURGH. June 22.-Pittsburgh
aad Chicago played of a postponed
game here to-day. the Pirates winning
b. score Of & TO 6. Barnhart started
the right field blcachers in the second
inning. and Alexander gave way TO Os-
borne in the fifth. after the locals had
scored four runs. Osborne was hit
hard, and his wild pitch scored two
runs. The visitors staged n rally in
Cooper in the ninth inning, scoring
four runs.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

"How have the mighty fallcn" u IS
q long. long while since Polo Ground
IA saw Ross Young yanked out 20
make way for O pinch hitter, yet ~
happened yesterday on the faoiain ID
lawn in the ninth inning. When the
announcer mecaphoned "Shinners pat
ting for Young" the Brooklyn rootefs
answered, zone out. Their iniofma,
toin was correct. as SINNERS grounded
20 Olson.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Giants op Close Game Robins to 2Yankee Are Easy or Neo
Jack Quinn Lets Down Hugmen
With Fire Hits, All Singles
Red Sox SpitbalI Artist Is Puzzle to His Old Team
mates and Has Trouble in Only One Inning:
Waite Hoyi Is Driven From Mound in the Fifth
By W. J. Slocum

BOSTON June 22The much travelled and much Yankee,
forbcd both today They Travelled all night nom
ing and arrived in the just before after enor M
from Cleveland then they hurried out FenUay M
another on the already badly bruised from the humping The W
The final figures and the numerals furnish IN b
the two teams today There during h ,,
SMELL so recently when the Hugmen ul , M
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Skeeters Win Out
In the Ninth on
Squeeze Play, 81

Through ninth-inning rally the
Skeetcrs squeezed ont q victory IN
their opening game OF the series at
home yesterday against ,he Syracuse
team By a score OF 10 4.
with the game tied in the ninth.
Graveson and Jacobs hit safely and
Zitman squeezed Cravcson home from
third with a slow bunt in front Of the
plate
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Walkers Double
Leads TO PhilIies'
Defeat of Braves

PHILADELPHIA. June Walkers
double. scoring Parkinson and Williams
in the seventh inning. gave Philadel-
phia 20 victory to-day over Bos-
ton in the opening game Of tho series.
Aside from the first inning, Ring
pitched effectively.
Parkinson. who drove out two home
runs yesterday, cot another one in TO-
days game.
Tho arore.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
White SOx Rookie Shuts
Out Indians. 3 to o

CHICAGO, June p. G,rham Lever
cite the rookie pitcher obtained from
the Fort Smith, Ark. club, held Cleve-
land 20 six hits and sut IL out for the
second time this season. Chicago win
ming, 3 TO o.. The victory put Chicago
in fourth place. The locals won by
punching hits of Coveleskie in two
innings
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Fathergill Has Perfect
Dav at Bat: Bisons Win

~ochestcr took the opening game Of
the series from the Bears at home yes
terday by the score Of ; 20 2.
Bob Fathergill. former Detroit
player, had perfect batting average,
getting four hits in as many times a.
bat
The scnrn.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
RuetIier Wins Mound Battle
Orer Trio of McCrdW HurlerS
Registers 18th Victory of Season Opposed to Ryan
Barnes, Causcy; Brooklyn Southpaw Also SENDS
Olson Home With Winning Tally on Sacrifice Fly
Bv Iohn Kieran

With the right Of the Brooklyn amagama'ed roy"
eating club ringing outraged the Giants went down 10
at Grounds yesterday where Walter Ruethe ehueu
s way TO victory trio Of assorted McGraw hure II
"a. pchrs battle from finish and in contest Of that KIND
our Uncle Wter lead manager east or
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
SAYS the golf ball:

"a - VIZ SSAA
Il knew you'd miss me-
your clubs are all warped
why don't you buy EN- az
Rogers Peet's? Theirs arc
seasoned by two years nat
ural drying.
Then, too, your nor
folks too tight-no room
to swing. Now, R. P. play
the game themselves ano
design their clothes accofo'
ingly.
why the heavy bag
Better switch to one o
those light Sunday ones
of featherweight duck
why also the woon
cap? Don't you know tnes y
are airy linen caps as wss
as grass helmets with gI'''
underbrims?
Such stockings, TOO.
What you want is Sumner
weight.
"And look at your snVs' ~
S a board R. ?. sem
a kind that always dl'''
soft.
How can you expect %
beat Colonel Bogie unless >
your equipments up v
par!'
ROGERS PEET CoMPASi
Broadway :, ash ~
at 18th ST. -Four
Convenient ,.s, Ave
Broadway Corners :, Ila S.
at Warren
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Eastern League

Albany. I; New Haven, 3. Five inn
ings: rain.)
Hartford. 5. Fitchburg. O.
Pittsfeld 8; Bridgeport, s.
Springfield, Z; Waterbury. 3.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

rsas st1llU3l Tnl nirasi
.None our ahen viuh.ng rsn vas se'''4
r,,,,o.. ffff1 900 Ci-l
- Louis .... lf'
T~o-base tIfs-sIfer TQbir. Clis5ir'
Williams Three-oass kIfs-c 3o -iinia
s.e,If... f.rnbs1r EIIs-bs. crbo Bass
i.- g4rbar D0ga'e gays s-Eif-5e Nf-
Nanus ana Sisiar 90. N,Na1lf " f9ef
and S.sl.-. G.~Her art EIsfbs lef RI
r,..s So rn4.t %. Detroit 81. bA,sf q,
balls -Or Ehuke. 4. - Prss,h ;. suTssi
ouf-By Eimr. tJ i-'... N-'si'''
chin anl Connolly Elme-- 10
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Southern Association

Birmingham. 7: Atlanta. 7 fourteen
innings. darkness).
Mobile. &: New Orleans. 2.
Memphis. 10; Chattanooga. Z.
Nashville, g.: Little Rock. 3.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

TVo-base hit--shcely. sacrifces-Graney
Schalk wood Mogu Double plays
Covclcskie. ! SeWell 10 Mclnnls. johnson
- Collins. Wambsganss. j. Sewell 70 Nc
Inris Left on bases-Ciev~iand. :; Chi
raro. 4 Bases on balls-On Coveieskie
Struck out-By Leverette. 2 by Covcl-
eskie Hits-On Coveieski in inn
inFs or Lindsey, none IN ! inning TIM
pircs-Waish. Evans and owens Losing
pltcher--CoveieSkie Time 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

Trah 1s - 4 Totals ...N u - II
sRattel for Miller in OH Inning
phuadelnhia ..2n0 0oi eov-5
poston .... 500 00i 90 90
Tw0-hase Ford. Williams, walker.
Home run-paIkinson. Sacrifices --B0cckci,
Leo. Powell Double playa--Fletcher and
Leslie. narhare. Ford and Holks. Left on
basea-Bosion. =, Philadelphia, .. Bases
on halla-On Miller. 5. struck 0ut-By
Rims 2. hy Miller q Hlt by pitcher--By
Miller fFietcher) Wul iltch-Rlng
Passed Henline 60 Umpircs-Aie
CDrmlcs and Senfcll Timo-i.fs.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
American Association

Louisville, 4; ST. Paul, 2.
Toledo. B: Milwaukee. Z.
Columbus, 6; Kansas City. 2.
Minneapolis, 6; Indianapolis, 4.