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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-01
Today's Independent Games
And Yesterdays Results

e':h,S ,',, s%s S%i!oSSiii ;,t:s.. "na'fA' f,''-
So9n PhiIiies ut Fleisher. Twenty-sixth
south rh!iIs Hebrews at Brlde.burx. Rich.
?as stonsnSrst s%s AZ Fit "fsrc sretr. y,our,n
SSs;,n!;on fieiS Cub at W!lmins.on,
pIn. m.i!dais at shnnahan. Forty-eighth and
atlantic f'S: Division at St. Barnabas. Sixty
Ihiiadeiphia Terminal at ocean ocean City. n. J.
Mlnnewa Mt Greenwood. tulip and Ann
., Phornix at Pelham Silk sor. Chow and
~ F.!ty: :ti.htS Ward at Nota.em.. I and
Eockdair. ut Nativity. Belgrade and On
" sS,i%s esItx-Ro..r~,ora a. phll.d.lDh,.
A., ,Mlldwood ut Puritan. second and Clear
. North Phi!lies at NJ. F.. Smith. Tenth and
h9tisr Sisr,.a streets ,.is;i, c,. c.
ten t'a suc. ns ST Germantown :'rs: ch'
stIs.s MHd.SS sS% ws.r,v wSssrs at Weston ft'ourth
Biauner.s ut Bain-C Cyiwyd.
%sx::: ;, ar$ :; DO s.'.
n,sS;s:s;S sSs%;S .sS kas:sss :,..s, Giants.
cISI:: a. g. Ts:sA, c.
and G"Tk 1:,,an. A. A. at Goodfriow. Flfty-elshth
Lithuanian 4. G.. at Jewish World. Forty
ninth street and Chester avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad at Karnac Club.
Fernhill Park. airrmnntown.
wounded soldiers League Pierce W.,
Wnpn % maker lnstltute., strnwb bridge 4 Cloth.
Philadslphia and Reading 4. 4. Shopmrn
w., w., auditor @ Freight Traffic. seventh street
r. Il, T. IeaEne. section A-Germantown n
nt Willow Grove. Tenth and Butler streets,
Section Section n-Cnllowhill at Luzernr. Tenth and
,fhiladelphia Navy Yard Leaxue-Un,t-d
states Marines vs.. Receiving station, i:i5
+. W.; !sarrNcks No. 3i4 vs.. Aircraft Fac
tory. i. W.. League Island Navy Yard.
LAST NIGHTS SCORES
Gloucester; 15; Atlantic Division. T.
II. Barnabas. o. Logan 4. A., 4.
Lansdale, 13i south Phillies. q.
Spring City. IL; Nativity. 8.
lIilldale, 1876 Philadelphia Terminal. g.
0lney. I0i Clearview. o.
MontroSe: o.; Penfeld. ..
Thomnr r. Kane. 2; Northeast. 1.
Ivy. 8, Resolnte. 0.
Kensington CONGREGATIONAL. 10; Fox Mo
>, baltimore Black soz. 10: Norristown Pro
Notassms. Q. Forty eighth Ward, I.
McCaIl Post; Si Monctype. q q innings).
stonshnrs ssshs%a Mard Wiminxtan; HI Al 10; Dicks A. C..
renna. Travslers. 81 Colonial Ice Cream, l.
Cathedral. o; Merrill, l. ~
Greenwood. ~: Minnewa g.
": Il. Smith. Z; Pennsylyania Giants 4
Hinwatha. @; p. u. y. Of 4. 800,
sphas' o. Bridcsburg. l.
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the starting line with senior eight.
with Kent Myers in the stroke seat.
Myers formerly rowed IN the Pennsyl.
vania Barge Club senior four -oarei
shell. which was runner up in the
Olympics Mt Brussels in 1920.
The Union Boat Club. of Boston, will
be here with Il senior eight which con =
tnins several former Harvard, Yale and
Syracuse men. and the New York A. G..
and Union Boat Club, of New York
are also entered.
Paul v. Costello. who. paired with
Jack Kelly. won the Olympic double
eve on the national Sculling title. Cos
tello failed at Buffalo last yenr when
Walter NJ. Hoover. the present national
titlehOlder and diamond SOULS victor,
beat him.
Hoover Expected Soon
Hoover Is expected to arrive tomorrow.
lie will have plenty of opposition in
the national singles in Costello, Gil
more and Rooney of the local field.
Heller and Ieha from the metropolitan
district and Hilton Belyea. the Cana.
dian champion. Costello, Rooney and
Belyea are eligible for the champion
ship finals. Bclyca arrived yesterday
and took short workout.
Costello will not row in doubles. os
he has done for the last few years, but
will stroke the Vespcrs' senior cent?
pcdc. which expects to lift a national
title. The Nespers have also entered
crews in the international and senior
four -oared shell events and will also be
represented in several of the Junior
races which are to open the regatta on
Thursday.
The Century Boat Club, Of st. Louis,
which gained the national senior four.
onred title ut Worcester in 1919, will
be here with four containing two of
the original four champions. st. Louis
Is also sending scullcr and n double.
Two former University of Pennsyl :
vnnia oarsmcn will be seen IN one or
two of the Bachelor Barge Club crewa.
They are Ken Darby and Eddie
Mitchell. The latter stroked the Red
and Hlue varsity eight at Poughkeepsic
IN 1921. They will row as an interlne- :
diate double and also in a centipede.
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culng Will Be international Event
RADIO RESULTS PLAN
FOR REGATTA EVENTS
National Championship Returns to Be Broadcast as
Far West as announcements on SchuylkiU
I; to Be Made Through Amplifers

,~,prWS from far sections OF the
nI,adle West. South and Canada,
~ .aii M as from all parts of the At
G G.I, W. roost. will gather here this week
!ant,t Golden Jubilee national regatta
for t"e scbuylkill. beginning Thursday.
on vi the results Of the contest will be
sndoost snu throughout the East and MIDI
die West. ia ,.,.. comn,cted IN
It, tbe returns at meeting of the
ra% rua.%hnv,k;ll Navy. They will be broad
.. nc far west of Denver. Spec
sors At the race also will benefit by
~. now arrangements. The results
snJ times will be announced through
smplifers along the river.
Assurance has been received from
o,rbs In st. Louis. Peoria. iii. /; New
nr,sons c washington. Buffalo. Bnlti-
more New York. Springfield, Mass. !:
Worcestcr. Mass, and Boston. New
york and Canada that they will have
crews here.
Prominent among the eight -oared
.,ews expected is that Of the University
~ Toronto. which caused a sensation
IN the national regatta at RuffalO n
VAR neo. The TorontO's eight Is COM
nosed of young stalwarts who have
kent in strict training ever since the
close Of the collegiate year. From Du-
iutb will come Coach Jim Ten Eyck'
two eights-intermediate and senior,
Ten Eyck has notified the local com.
mittee thnt the Nuluth eights do not
measure up to past standards. but he
has a way of undertaking his proteges
and Philadelphia clubs are preparing
for q hard race.
The Duluth oarsmen will arrive some
time this afternoon.
West Phillie Strong
The West Philadelphia Boat Club
has marshaed senior eight which is
regarded as one Of the best along the
SchNylkill. The crew is strokcd by
Jack Doyle. Jr.. who rowcd in Coach
Joe Wright's Penn freshman eight Mt
Poughkeepsie this year. Young Doyle
is son of John Doyle. the West Phila-
delphia Boat Club veteran, who stroked
the club to its last senior eight victory
In 1907.
The vesper Boat Club will also. .be OH
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NaylOr Yanked in
Game at Detroit

Csntinued from Page One
sled to center. Cobb forced Cutshaw,
Hauser TO Galloway. Dykes threw out
veach. No runs.
SECOND-IIauser grounded to Blue.
Miller singled to center. Galloway
struck out. Perkins singled to right,
Miller going to third. Young grounded
to Cutshaw. No runs.
Heilman walked. Jones hunted a
single past Naylor. Rigney also hunted
safely past Naylor and the bases were
full. Manion forced Jones at third,
Dykes. unassisted. Heilmann scored on
the out. Dauss flied to Young. Gallo.
way threw out Blue. One run.
THIRD-Naylor struck out. Cut
shaw threw out McGOwan. Rigney
fumbled Dykes grounder. Walker
popped to Rigney. No runs.
Dykes threw out Cutshaw. Cobb
singled to right. Veach singled to CEN
ter, Cobb stopping at second. He'll
mann doubled to center, scoring Cobb
and Veach. Jones flied to McGOwan,
Heilmann going to third. Rigney sin
gled over third, scoring 1ieilmann.
Manion singled to left, putting Rigney
on second. Dauss doubled to left, scor-
ing Rigney and sending Manlon to
third. Naylor was taken out of the
box. Hasty replacing him. Blue flied
TO Miller. Four runs.
FOCRTH-Hauser singled to right
Jones fumbled Miller's grOunder. Gal
loway singled to right, scoring Hnuser
and sending Miller to third. Perkins
forced Galloway, Blue to Rigney, Mil
Ter scoring on the out. Dauss threw
out Young. 1t was n sacrifice bunt.
Hasty flied to Veach. Two runs.
CUT shaw lined to McGOwan. Cobb
ounted single to third. Veach doubled
10 center, scoring Cobb. Heilmann
singled to right, scoring Veach, and
took second on the throw-in. Jones
6unted single over Young, scoring
Hellmann. Rigney broke his hitting
streak by hitting into q double play,
galloway to Young to Hauser. Three
runs.
F1FTH-Dauss threw out MCGOWAN
iDyyKes flied to Cobb. Dauss tossed out
Walker. No runs.
Helmach replaced Hasty. Manion
singled to left. Dauss hit into a double
pay, Dykes to Young to Hauser. Dykes
'hrew out Blue. No runs.
,SlATH-iIauser doubled to right
Miller doubled along the left field foul
iihe, scoring llauser. Dauss threw out
nI.alloWay, Miller holding second. Per-
hIns hied to Ncach. Young fouled to
Jones. One run.
d, nruggy replaced Perkins. Dykes
,nrew W out CutShaw. Cobb struck out.
'ehch fiied to Walker. No runs.
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NOTED GOLF STAR
IN AUTO M|SHAP
John Black, Skokie Runner-Up,
Fights for Life in San
Jose Hospital
HIS COMPANION is KILLED

San Jose, Calf. Aug. John
Black, doughty little runner-up in the
recent national open golf champion
ship at Glencoe. H., is playing on
a course today for which par is seventy
years, and he is trying to avoid max
ing It in less.
Lying on his back in local hospital.
the little Scotch golf champion of Cau-
fornia. is making fight for his Atc
as n result of an automobile spill last
night which caused concussion of the
brain and fractured several of his ribs.
Herbert Hamilton Brown. insurance
broker and sportsman Of San Francisco:
who was with Black. died as n result OF
his injuries in the same hospital where
the famous golfer now opposes his
grimmest bOgic.
Black spent fair night, but his
condition is not as satisfactory as we
had hoped for" officials of the Colum-
bia Hospital announced today.
Brown and Black were motoring
from Del Monte TO Oakland. where
Black lives, and is the professional
member Of the Claremont Country Club.
The car skiddpd when an effort was
made near Irl !ngton to dodge an auto
mobile coming fir ON the opposite direc-
ton and turned Orer, throwing its oc-
cupants out. Passers-by removed the
injured men to the home of a nearby
physician, who rushed them to hos
pital here.
Given Up at First
At first It was said Black had no
chance to live. But his reputation for
fighting best in the pinches' was sus-
tanned. And just as he did July II on
IN knly hn n
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JOE F0GARTY SIGNS TO
COACH YALE QUINTET
rormer Penn Tutor to Instruct Ell
Basketball Players

Joe fosarty, who for years was
a star in basketball ranks in this city,
nas signed to coach the Yale quintet
next season. The Blue athletic au-
'nor'ties have been after Fogarty for
some time, but Fogarty wanted to
remain at Pennsylvania as assistant
e'ach' However, the offer was in
erased to such figures that he could
not refuse.
rof the last several seasons. Foparty
nas oeen assisting Ed McNichol and
,rJn sv,nn aonrdet with the famous Penn
ToIh TynIahla teams, and tn esuccess of the
nro una hIue was due in large meas
msr n 70 the system installed by the for
Eastern and Central League star.
coa0bs oaa0Sbsarty has been star PLAYER and
sNss Otsn IN basketball from the time he
tnamrea terea catholic High school. lie
his hiS0ws the game as few know il. and
th,,p presence with the Yale team means
in, i' me the Ellis will be in the running dur
nest @ 'me , Intercollegiate League Season
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Hoover Rejects Offer
to Turn Professional

Duluth. Minn., Aug. 1.--Walter
Hoover. worlds amateur sculling
champion, admitted before leaving
here for Philadelphia to compete in
the National Regatta, that he
had rejected an offer Of $4,000
to race in number of events in
England and on the Continent and
another of $1,000 to go to Australia
Immediately and race.
II will not turn professional, al
though the offers are mighty at
tractive, but will remain an ANA
teur as long as I am in the game"
Hoover said.
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Rain Mars PhiLs
and CUBS Match
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
of the third. Sheriff johnny" Sin.
gleton took his place on the mound.
Grover Cleveland Alexander. once the
pride of Philadelphia fandom and the
man whose pitching in 1915 gave the
Phils their only pennant, was Bill
Killefer's choice to hurl.
Not a member of the teams on which
Alex did his hurling in the halcyon
days cavorted in the field or sat on the
bench for the locals.
Cy Williams, oldest player in point
of service with the Phils, came here In
the fall following the Alexander and
Kilcfer sale.
Rapp was at short. Mokan at third
and Lrhourvoau in left field for the
Phils. Flrtrher's injuries necessitatinC
the switches.
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HAMILTON RESULTS

FIRST RACE. purse $1,000. two-year-olds,
foaled In Canada. allowances, 3 furlongs:
l. Prismar. 100, Ambrose 2.s5 81 20 81 4O
.. Trial Blazer. lo+. Rowan -. 255 2 sn
g. Isomorphous, lo4. Owens -. -. 800
Time. 100 i-5. Doc Gaiety. Pecunlary,
. SECOND RACE. purse $1,000, claiming
two-year -olds. 3 furongs:
l. Macbeth, 100, Murray .s24 40 sll 80 s5 s5
.. Patchwork. 107.
Erickson ...'..,... -. go a5O
s. Nennie. ll3, Gregory -. ... 400
Time. l:03 l-5. Water Tax, Lilac Time
Winter blossom, Blue China, Josephine c,
Rosie II and Racket also ran.
THIRD RACE. purse $1,000, claiming,
four-yearolds and up. furiongs:
i. Reijoy. II0. MsTasgart So 10 1915 So 90
z TLrnat out 10T. Stirling. -. 40 3 30
). Rolo. lo7; Buxton. n...;.. -. 3 -
Time. 10 e-5 Assyr!aN Queen. Riddles,
Melha Polly. Laura Miller. Brisk. Bengalese
War Tank aud Rajah also ran.
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TO HOLD BIKE RACES
Pennsylvania District Title Meet
Scheduled for Next Saturday


The semi final junior and senior BIZ
cycle races for the championship of the
Pennsylvania district will be staged
next Saturday afternoon, starting at
2 80 p. NJ, over the concourse in Fair
mount Park, between Forty first and
Forty third streets. The finals will be
held the following Saturday.
At the same time in South Jersey the
Atlantic City district will hold its
races. The winners of the different
events from each district in the finals
will be sent to Atlantic City to compete
in the national championships Septem-
Der 18.
Close to ninety cities are staging
these amateur races all over the coun-
try. They are under the supervision of
the Amateur Bicycle League Of Amer
lea. This body controls bicycle road
racing in this country.
The events carded at the local meet
are quorter. third. half and mile scratch
and one mile unpaced for the juniors,
and the same. for the seniors, with the
exception Of the last mentioned event,
which will be five miles unpaced.
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New Team Plays TonIoht

The st. Francis de Sales team a new
conner In the ba seba II field. has secured the
old Harry A. Mackey grounds at Forty
seventh and Spruce streets. and viii play
its first homo game tonight with Waco. Tor
merry Merrill a. G. The St. Fra ncis play.
ers are all residents OF the Immediate local
ity. as we'll as Manager Bill LOgue. an
tLay should have a successful sea son Mar
tn will oppose Waco on the hill In the open
ing game.
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NUDGE TO DEFEND TITLE
Western Junior Golf Tourney Starts
Tomorrow at Chicago

Chicago. Aug. I. - Upward of 120
golfers under twenty years of age, rep
resenting many parts Of the United
States and Canada. will tee of tomor-
row at Olympia Field Club in the quail
flying round of the Western Junior
Coli Championship.
Among the contenders is Burton
Nudge, of Chicago. who will defend his
title won last year at Nashville. The
youngest entrant IL Jack Couch, of
chicago, twelve. member OF the Glen
View Club and student of Jock Hutch
ison, formerly British open champion.
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What May Happen
In Baseball Today
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago. IS; Phillies 8.
Pittsburgh. I2; New York. &
st. Louis, g; Brooklyn, e.
Cincinnati. Q, DOston. q
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit, II; Athletics. I.
Chicago. 8, New York, 2.
Cleveland. u; WashinStop. 4.
st. Louis. Q; Boston. 2
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey City. 4; Newark. 3 ne innings)
Buffalo, O; syracuse. 1.
Reading, 3; Baltimore. o.
Toronto. q; Rochester, q.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville. O; Minneapolis, 8 (Hrst Ramn,
NIinneaIOlis. 4; Louisville. I (secOnd game,
Milwaukee. \; Columbus. Z (iO InnlnrsI
St Paul. 7, Indianapolis. 2.
Toledo. q; Kansas City. 3.
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MISS MAGlNNlS WINS
''n'Tear'old Billiard Star Q.
feats Boy Wonder

oId d hS,, Ruth Maginnis, eleven YEAR
Ka,,oi ~ billiard champion. defeated George
n, ~ sixteen year old boy wonder, in
Biu;s.na,o match at the Recreation
was hS hp academy last night, The score
and a. Masinnis had a high run OF Il
wiIi m "'so hnd runs of IL and ~. She
tsst e. t"n,,,r' ,r' Harris In special con-
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simmonds Heads Trapshooters

The annual meeting OF the Philadelphia
number OF changes, Charles II, Slmmonds
is the new president. He was the active
Vice president during virtually all the years
Of the reign of ex-Prssident r.. r. Calvin,
I.uken l.. Swarts, for years captain OF the
Montgomery County. succeeds Simnonds as
yicS president. William Robinson has been
league,
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Gray Lag Captures
Saratoga Handicap

Continued from Page One
and fourth The first winner of the
race was Nockton. In 1910 Olambala
defeated Ballot in the race. Borrow,
Roamer. Stromboli. Purchase and Sir
Bart0n were other winners Of the hun-
dicap. Roamer won the race three
times. Sir Barton defeated Extermina-
tor in 1920 for the race in fast time
of 2:0' 40.
FIRST RACE. claiming. threc-year -olds
HMIusksiI%nsG 1a. ,Iic.' Kesay ~ 81 1$
Time, ! ~ 20 IRA Wilson. 1.ackawaHna WI HTi''
Arrow OF Gold aud Klrklevington also ran.
sEco>-D RACE, ,s,eeplacnase Handicap.
E$%5 EEsp%4 ''f + 'Y:s
M.Tr, S, Roi Craig and Lytle also ran.
THIRD RACE. tn. Flash. two-year-olds.
!. ibastsSoa.; 10, NJ. Garner 1871 G., al
3, Messenser; i97' McA,ee -. io-i al 81
din shamrock. banter, Boys Believe Ne,
Hell Gate; Moonraker. Spot Cash and vii.
Gcrncss also ran
FOURTH RACE; the !saret2,sa Handicap,
l. Grey Lay. 100 l.. Fetlr. 7-i0 1.5 out
. Bon Homme. lQ9.
D. ptSds.y FGsH!'"ff5 fic q .%sl a1 eyer i
Time. ,2o] 10 Ext~rnna.or and Devas.
tat!on also ran.
FIFTH RACE. selling, three-year-olds and
j. AlyoSa,e. 49,, BrqenIns.. Al 81 even
Time. ;as s-5 ielisoiSr, Crank. Adonis
Rebuke and Tufter also ran.
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Indian Russell Stops FItzsimmons

Harrisburg. Aug. l indian Russel Ua--
rishurs HvwrsGt. challenger ut john.
Rur's tlir. ,sanrd ~ again las, night by
knocking uI' Young Frt2sinIuors cF Phl,e.
d"lphia, in .a. 'h.ri round. Harry Grant "
| hilure!rh.e "ts Knocked gu: ~ Per-
Hu,ic. of S'",.luu, in the fourth RaIpn
Rcpmsu. N.~n Haven. had the h"st ~
FRANKIE I.'urh n an .e,ght-round bate in
a slN-rounG o. H~r. kh Balthasrr. Of Har,
rishurg, m,NHd it up with Fred Horyath OF
Stee!tOn. l. vas draw.
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Cobson Knocks Out krohn

youngstown. o.. Aug, Tommy Robson
ot Maiden Mass knocked out Harry Krohn
OF Akron, IN tho eighth rund OF a schnIui.I
tweiye-round bout here The mtddipweishts 3
boxed in an outdor arena during a heavy
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Among the Independents

shoe, Jack .; Nays S,:, Of the NJ F. Smith team is
Eddie GsIiashsr beat Kaywood S and sst last
night ,,El Dick Heid;ck steppsd to she rubber
Giants. 5 to 1. Every player on the SS'R,e store
team had at least s one h,t with Rath Reed
Notaseme put a. dent in the winning streak
town.owners at Twenty Nth ssrcc. and ndr sny Se
eighth sluggers to six scattered hits. Cor
don and Torrance with three-baggers starred
for Notasems.
pa ts: SYS, psfh ss sns %h hi 81
I. The VSs Stser,ns. me t"vH Of Wh,wor,h S n wers
pounded for sixteen safeties, while Harper
was In hne fettie and Yielded but six,
u. haywood Catholic Club set down. tho
Weston nine at Thirty-frst and Dickinson
ads sssnR eHInE ey, the
scattered hits and were lucky TO score in
the eighth.
srsst SsssI9 sS Su. on the 9sin h.ss' esef The
Enm' n dck snasS n the s.yeS'A Marna wtn tie ms
double in the fourth FOR the homo team psi put
ngp p " Gne the run e ns %sks but PS'sGn % .
appearance in an Ardmore uniform. was
yaanked from the box in the first inning
after walking three men.
4 fourth-inning rally enabled Storehurst
to take the measure Of st. Thomas, Of VIII
mington at F'ifty-eighth and Walnut streets
The nnal score was : 70 stonehurst
scored four runs In the big inning on Ave
hits a.a an error. Doughertv started for
the winners, :at crew as wild as Il hawk
when the game went on and Cha rle Clock
went 10 his rescue.
Lefty" Lloyd. OF Nativity. lost his first
game IN nine starts, when the churchmen
we're handed a neat trouneing at Spring
the bali hard but It was extra base hits
that decided the issue in favor OF the home
team.
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Yankees Buy Buffalo Catcher

New York. Aug. 1.-The New York Amer,
lean League Club announces the purchase OF
Catcher Bengough. OF the buffalo Club. OF
the International League. Bengoush vii!
probably report near the close OF the season,
to Buffalo in addition to cash considera-
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Brlstoi. Tenn, Aug. i,-S Sale OF the I.aync
Rristofs herd.hittins outaeld, to tbs Detroit
Tigers IL announced by Patsy o. Rourke
manager manage OF the local Appalachian League