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New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
How They Finished

=, 1oo-yard dash (handicap)-won by A
MGAdam, Gohn o.t,o1ns st; Ansslms A. G Nh yards|
e; I. (sH yards) third q. Dawl1ns. 1noiato nnat.
1aSaed acne Gh yards}. fourth. Time. O:1O 3-5
Mitchell. St. Anselm's A. G. G. yards>; H
Boettioher, Newark A. C. Is yards). second
Al Nm M1cAdam, St. Anselm,s A c. 90 yards)
q Yards, fourth. Time. o.2s4-5
Issn; Berry, w. Bloomneld G. L. Us yardsj; ]. 6
Fred Reich, unattached (12 yards). third
r. N rds dBallisstier, ss, Knights Of st. Antony e
1.o00-yard run (handicap)-Won by Johr
GIBSON, bioomheld c. l.. (4o yards) Ber
2v,1a,, VaTrow, unattached GO YARDS, second
(35 yards), fourth. Time, 2:27.
one-mile walk (handicap)--w by Joe
AronSen' Mar5er pstinrsa mastms A. e GO seconds Phi
H. Lobou, Morningsde A. c. (2s seconds1
third, E Eschenback. Pastime A. G. al
one-mie run (noyice)-won by c
$ST5 %s +
flela c. l., fourth. Time b:o6 as.
,.I Three run lhandicap)- by
John John fostel9 ssI nnrn,i Paulst A. G. oo yards
YARDS, second; o.. Phillipson, Pastime
a. c; lst yards>, third; Mike Russo st
Anselm's A. c. GOO yards). fourth. Time
1852 As,
one-m mile relay (handicap). closed tc
Hudson County-Won by Jersey Harriers
Pierce A. A., second, P. Schumacher Asso
citation, third. Time. 3:40.
one-miie relay (handicap), open--Won
by St Anselm's A. c. first team; Bloom
field c. L.. aecond; Jersey Harrers. third,
st: Anselms second team. fourth. Time
3:35 2-5.
Running broad jump (handicap)-won
by ]. Duff. Pastime A. c. (1S inches)
20 feet inches; John Mitchell ST An
selms "A c. az inches), 20 feet 2 Inches
second; J. B. Smith. Pioneer A. C. Us
inches). 10 feet inches; w. Keefe Bloom
field c. l.. tscratch), 10 feet. fourth.
Point score-Bloomfield Catholic Lyceum,
26; St Anselm's A. c.. IS; Pastime A. c.,
ls; Newark A. c., 6; Paulist A. c.. s.
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L
More than one hundred of the best
women players IN t'iis country VIII
play in the qualifying round next Mon
day. In addition to every woman star
in America, there will be two English
Leitch and Mrs. William A Gavin
Apparently neither Miss Cecil Leitch
nor Miss Joyce Wethered, English
woman champion, will compete.
However, judging from the manner
in which she is playing this year, Mrs,
Gavin will take some beating. Last
week she won the Canadian womens
championship, defeating Miss Alexa
Stirling IN the final round, 2 and l.
The former New Yorker also has been
doing we'll in the various competitions
on the other side this year She will
play with Miss Bessie Fem in the
qualifying round.
Miss Marion Hollins, the present
title holder, has played no golf to spea
of this season. But she is probably
ready for this competition. Early in
the season she was i'll and has been
resting since convalescence. If she is
on her game she will surely make q
fine fight to retain her laurels, for she
has wonderful power. Miss Hollins is
scheduled to play with Mrs. Melvin
Jones, one of the Western stars.
Miss Alexa Stirling and Miss Glenna
Collett, Providence's wonder girl, will
of course be on hand. Many are counting
on Miss Collett to win the champion
ship this year. Certainly she has the
game to make the grade if she is in
the mood.
Miss Edith Cummings will have to be
considered in the reckoning of possible
winners. She has defeated Miss Col
lett twice this season and has been
playing a fine game.
This tournament will see the return
to this competition of Mrs. Dorothy
Campbell Hurd and Mrs. Quentin Felt
ncr. Mrs. Hurd has been national
woman champion twice and is still
capable Of playing an exceptionally
fine game. Mrs. Feitner for years was
queen Of the metropolitan women
players. 1t will be interesting to see
how we'll she does at White Sulphur.
None of the contestants can outdrive
the former metropolitan title houlder,
and if she can couple a good short
game to her driving she will go long
distance at this meeting.
The pairings and starting times for
the qualifying round are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18

220 yards free style ~ a.
suIIefei !1F severe injury in a ne.a Sms hs
eIaent TWO gears ago, scored d"ssof 50.
Sut @ Iei sic{pry over James Hail ,ssas.
national long distance chamns'.,. mt, Iona,
meet; The two met in an V';ont a tie
match at 200 yards and Csr .nsisslcs
8 yards ia 2:20 25. 'h va bv
John Kelii, Of the pal,..
O., Coney Island, one Of Han Ssys
most sprint swimmers - .sh fsrs.
past, had a narrow escarN .he feesu,
IN a l00-yard match ao.;r ;som dsiss,
Wi'dforster. Of the New "Snst v EssiS
Inc latter lost his Comma. o1k A. C.
tho start and burdleg -. soon after
rope into open water. ds,.n'es, ne side-isas
circle. He was yards asisDia aasia, a wid.
ne swung back into hi. DgsnIhd ghd befss
Ealnea Z @ yj swiftly after that ana put IN }.
nad 70 ea'l on every OUNCE a. aso Nell
70 The pea. sr-, nm 70 the line in 100 sIef 2
High fancy diving fM.,ro,.,,.
Balbanb I'to' >s, gns'E pionshipi--Wsn ~ 4 4
Thomas Hirsehheld CIV 1926 poists.
polpls, second Theoaors s.t.SS, iti a
T. a. - a, Brooklyn. f2s r,oin,s tentrsi
=. foo-yard relay swim fMetrono,,.. .''is
:. SENIOR charn pionshipy Won -. = 4. l.
y: ". G. A.. brooklyn o. gsu u'y ygtasai
H. LOWS, l.. Heiwlg) Bovs' Scai. cI..,. IN.
yerinan, YER J. Bqrna. i Fiorenes cs,1I 2 y.
ds oistion seepH' e@ pr Ms| y SoTk s*i as. s..s
krampe)' third. Time. 400 ~ = i&', ,.
20oyard swim 0nvsta,ior,
TedfoTd IT. Cam. New York a rnon BY
w. Hall, Central Y " & Ssraes
second. Time. 2zo 2-s ~ Sf'aAiyE
Ioo-yard swim Unvitation,.-w.. :.
SDd sDdn ESad vail Fsl9ss wiiSso2iy oi Joy Corey
second. Time. 90 2-5. -''N \ :,
lo0-yard swim fhanGicau1--1r.u
fred Brown tr., Central 7. N. g ~
lyn IS seconds); Arthur largswin fs.u.sss. fnssoos.
Z ~ G. A. Brooklyn Us seconds .sasls .sn,ss
i, Fs1ey a. Jones. Central !: n. e 4. Bsas Byoas.
iyn 90 seconds). third Time. / "a Tvs q
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
BaDach Wins Metropolitan
Fancy Diping Championshi,
New York A. C. Star Scores High Total Of Isa q.
in Ten Tests at Manhattan Beach; HirschfsIs1
of City A. c., Is Second and Smith rr.a TT. ,

Not in many moons have local aquatic
fans been treated to as spectacular an
exhibition of high fancy diving as was
furnished by Louis Balbach. of the
New York A. c., in winning the metro
poiitan A. A. u. senior championships at
the Manhattan Beach Baths yesterday
afternoon. The young mercury footer"
was in top form and ne swept through
a difficult program Of ten dives in al
most faultiess form, running up the
striking score Of 1896 points.
He defeated dccisively his closest op-
ponent, Thomas Hirschheld Of the City
A. c., although the latter was at his
best also and returned 81 fine tally of
147.48 points. Theodore Smith, of the
Brooklyn Central Y M. c. A., secured
third place, with 125 points. Five bid
for laurels.
The metropolitan Championship 400
yard relay swim, another feature
Of the carnival, proved disappointing
The New York A. C.. quartet, rated
favorites, failed to report and in their
absence the first team of the Brooklyn
Y. NJ. C.. A. composed Of Victor Kiffe,
Harry Lewis, Louis lHelwig and James
w. Hall ir., won as they pleased. They
led home by more than twenty-five
yards the four of the Boys Club, who
earned second place by narrow
margin from the New York Swimming
Association.
The second team of the Brooklyn
Y. M. C. A. was the only other starter.
The time of the winners was 400 AS.
'HelwIg Makes Best Time
Helwig, who swan third, returned
the best individual performance of
0:58 flat. The event was marred by
great deal of interference, due to
failure of several of the contenders
to hold straight courses.
Tcdford II. Cam, Of the New York
A. c., who held the worlds record for
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
Rutgers Players Go on
Ride 10 Forget Football

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Sept. IT.
Foster Sanford head coach, gave his
Rutgers squad a change Of scenery to-
day, ordering all hands on an omnibus
trip to Asbury Park, forty miles away.
Jack Rowe, manager oy the varsity, was
in charge. 1t was merely an outing In
order, as Sanford put it, that the squad
could forget football foA day.
The training table for the varsity
will be directed more carefully, and
beginning with dinner Monday night a
special table will be used for the fif-
teen veteran lettermen. Others will
be added to this table as fast as they
show exceptional promise on Nelson
Field
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
Bouts Hereabouts
TONIGHT

IO-Nktf}ih
broadway f.. A.--Fioyd johnson vs.
Larry Williams, 1e rounds.
frceport a. A.--FranlSie Costcr VS..
Billy MRscott, f2 rounds.
New York Veiodrome--Pal Moran VS..
Clonie Tate, IL rounds.
Oakland a. A, Jersey CIty--Bud
Ridley VS.. Irish Johnny Curtin, 12
rounds.
TUESDAY
Pioneer 4. C.-ftalian Joe Cans vs.
Nate Siegei. i2 rounds.
Ebbets FieId---Dave Rosenberg vs.
Mike ODowd, rs rounds.
THURSDAY
Madison Square Garden---,Joe Lynch
rs. Jack Wolfe. 1s rounds.
surf A. C.--Sid Marks vs.. Joe Tip
litz. IL rounds.
SteepIcchase a. A.-Frnnkie Curry
VS.. Charley Goodman. IL rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18

Sunday Golf Results ,
FOX HILLS

fOA HILLS
Presidents Cup final round)-John
Conroy defeated Thomas Conroy. nm.
Ball Sweepstakes-Class Avon BY {.
r. Heating, 78-7-71; Glass B-Won
by y. A. Badenhousen, 86-l8-6s.
MAPLEWOOD
: First round for club championship
Geerge Bryeekner defeated Stanley
Gedney, 3 and 2; Thomas Barclay de-
teated c, O. Lawes. up GO holes).
INWOOD
Club Championship Final round :.
Harold A. Steiner defeated DR.. N. r.
Sprague in a thirty-six hole match. 4
and 3.
KNOLLwOOD
r. G. Carroll won the Arthur X.
Bourne trophy, defeating C. M. McGee
in the final round of thirty-six holes
8 and 4. Winter sports committee cur
competition, tie for first between W
A. Shepard and F. S. Fox, So each.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
Sculnick Shows Way i'm
Brooklyn A. A. Road Run

Ben Sculnick, star distance runner
of the Brooklyn A. A, led field of
barriers in the four and one-half mile
road run held by the B. A. A. Yesterday
afternoon. Sculnick covered the course
in 25:26, defeating M Wolfe, a team
mate, by less than two yards
The order of finish follows:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
Racing ON Jamaica Bay

Club races ended the season Of the
Midget Squadron on Jamaica Bay yes
terday. There were two motor boat
and one rowing race. T. McKee's
Marion B. won the Handler Gun. The
other race, for the Mckee Cup, was won
by G. Lindstedt's Thor. The rowing
race was taken by J.. Crautlein.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
Amateur Boxing To-nighs

Over seventy-five entries have been
received for the two-day amateur box
ing tournament of the St. Lucy Catholic
Club tonight and Wednesday night, at
the club rooms, 344 East 104th Street.
Among the most prominent clubs en-
tered are the Glencoe, Bronxdale. ST.
Jerome c. c., Pastime and st. Chris
topher.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
Yenkers Soccer Club Loses

An interesting game ensued from
the meeting of the soccer teams of the
West Harlem and Yonkers football
clubs in an exhibition match at Harlem
Oval yesterday, the West Harlems win
ming, goals to 2.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
Bloomfield Club Divides Track
Meet Honors With St. Anselm's
BY Jack Masters

of the of the
abou this took place
in the imaginable for the point
The Anms Club this
New ternated in the
the handsome trophy
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
Peanut Wins Race of
Stamford Yacht Cluh

n STAMFORD, Conn. Sept. 17.-The
Peanut won to-day's race for Stamford
yacht Club one-design sloops. A stiff
Dreeze out of the northwest blew
Inroughout the six x-mile-triangle race.
ana the boats made good time.
The summary:
CLASS-ALL START AT aHn 9iNtN
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
Sensational Riding of Blonde
7 Star Features Exciting Jan,
Favorites, Apparently Hopelessly Beaten at 23-Mile
Post, Score 83 Points in Series of Furious
i Sprints: McBeath and Hill Second. With So

riding with Orlando rider
yesterday of the exciting
Newark.
beaten Tapped along
McBeath Harry Weber
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
ap Large Field Winning Fty-Ne Team Newark Vodrone
Fine Field of Women Golfers
To Play for National Title
By Raw Mccarthy

National Golf championship tournament at White
to be quite Keeping win
From all indications
the it's kind just the Ma
held the National amateur
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WORLD CHAMPS
PLAY BAUERS
Local Lineup Bolstered Considerably
This wsek-Big Crowd

Beaver Falls worlds semi-pro cham
plons come back 10 RauerS' Park next
Sunday for the first tilt Of the three
game series. 1t Will be remembered
that about month ago The Bauers and
Beaver Fails staged beautiful battle
for seven Innings which was halted at
5-3 by a downpour.
With Crock and WEIGH leaving tho
Bauers to join McConkeya. and Rero.
first sac!er. hooking up with Dillonvale
the Bauers management set out TO GO,
men for their places. Not rejecting a
bit OF dl~redtt to tho ability of the
above men. Manager Yoke" was for
tunate enough 10 land three OF the finest
ball players In the Trl-Sta;e. Tho names
are withheld at this time. but the mon
are stars in every sense OF tho word
With positively the hes, aggregation
ever assembled In these paris. and the
return OF tho sensational young MCH'an-
non to the lineup. the Rauers are pro-
pared TO give the world champs a russell
Regardless OF the counter attraction the
management Is looking forward 10 a
record turnout.
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GIANTS COMING
To MEET CASEYS
Worlds Champs OF Last Year ana Nd
tional League Leaders AT Bellaire

!. &c seldom that n town the size Of
,yh.,,fru i favored by the VIII of the
,rnrri rhDmpinre in the ht s"pHi' world,
nut mex, Sunday at Eivrrv!ew park. the
Hov. York Chants leaders OF the Ma
,;or,l League ,h!a year and winners "c
tho Sorld's series las' v"Hr. will lin" mp
AGAINST the local Cascys
Wha, makes this attraction d"uhlE
interesting is the fnC' hat hri"r" .Er""-
ing 20 hook the Giants. H." Casey man
ac.mrn' insisted tha' i've local fans -"
aIIoved to soc tn" regular team III 49,
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CHARLEY SWEET WINS
EDWARDS $4,000 PURSE

North Randall. Cleveland. July A.
(By the Associated I'rcsSl--CharlcY
Sweet. owned by Dr. l.. r. Cooper OF
Dayton. Ohio. ard driven ~ O T..
(SpecO Erskine. also Of paN.on. won
the Edwards f3hGo Gurs" fo- o:0S class
PAGERS. the feature event or N" forty
ninth renewal oe Grand Circuit harness
horse racing which opened here today
before ono nt tho largest crowds that
ever attended North Randall races
Dr. Cooper's entry. Roger g.. a'so
driven By Ersk!ns. won tho 2:0i class
pace.
The FIRST race on the card. tho ".07
,rot. was popular victory for Ed
l"Pop'D G~ers az Memphis dean "r
Grand Circuit drivers. owner aud driver
Of Potter June. tho winner.
Each uf today's four races was dcc'h-
ed in straight heats.
Peter Pluto VAS the only ravori'o 90
win.
stephen rhlllys OF N"n!a. Onto, who
has been starting harness horse racing
on half mile tracks in ohio for several
years maia h's debut 80 Grand CTR
"u!t starter today and vas successful in
getting all heats off In good shape
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II. c. HAZI,ETT WINS NDEPENp-
ENcE DAY GOLF TOURNEY
FROM DAN RowND.
A A, wheat Wins Second Fnght-Baird
Mitchell Third.-Two Tie IN
Sweepstakes.

lobby Rownd. playing In his usual
high form. won tho Presidents Cup III
The annual rourth Of luiN carnival or
rolf at tie WhcrIiug Country club yes
,rrdnv afternoon, turning In gross
,sror,. OF -, which his handicap OF s!N
made u SO.
II =. IIazlctt won the first flight "t
tn. rhrr" day tournament which began
las, saturday. while \. \. Wheat W"n
The s-."ud fI:sht. Baird Mitchell 10
f,arrd W ". SpCaEE Tor 'h'ri fiISh'
Nuuors Tom MEEK. iirarr" anh w. =
l:nwud We're tied Tor 'h" swr'psi"k"'.
Yesterdays g"Il. while somewhat Of!
me. form 20 tc expected Icy thu Idv"r.l"N
Was good. and Il large gallery watched
the playing with much interest All vi
'Nc scores turned III were good ones
and enthusiasm was running high
In he sweepstakes played. yesterday.
= total number of thirl! SIX were en-
tered
The First Flight.
Three matches were played IN the
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RESUME PLAY IN
CITY NET MEET
THIS AFTERNOON
Mems and Mixed Doubles Should BE
Completed This Aftern oon-Semi-
final In Mixed Doubles Today.

This afternoon. entrants In IN" CITY
,eun,s championship tournament bong
p,aycd NJ the Wheeling Tennis rlrh
rourst ~ Edgda'c vii! resume play. and
:. Is expected III" meet WI! be tn:sh""
h"ror" this evening.
Tho fra' stage IN IN" mons d"Ahl'S
was roachcI las Friday. while IN"
seml-fnal stage n IN" mixed doubles
was reached lhn san" day. II was
rlannod 70 play the HHlls Saturday hn'
rain in'errorred. 50 play was deferred
until today
Tho Tpw'e hro:h.rs las N"?r'S
doubles champions. defeated Taylor ana
Rca.tle In the upper ha'c - IN" s"u''-
final bracket and now will appear In the
finals Who 'hcir opponents Will nc.
will he decided In the match between
tho Cnmm!ns-ITuGus and N" Abrams
Fleming teams The finals IN mon s"
doubles will he played about four
o'clock this afternoon. In the mixed
doubles neither Of III" sNmi-HaniS nav"
hoon completed The four teams sun
remaininr in are Mrs. Ed. Sttfel-Sles>k
Bowie. Mjss rfarr.C. -arison' h>'s
Hubhard-T Eeattic and Miss FuTdat's-
II FriedriChs
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$4,000 HANDICAP
WON BY FIREbRAND

Iatonla, Ky. Juir i.-Elr"hrand had
The situation "lI his owu way here to-
day. winning IN" Sli.U"n independence,
handlcrp easily. COR Il distance ct on"
and une-ha'f miles II" tsmo WAS
$50 o-5. Devastation finished second
and Mimic. II. third. Othc: horses run
u.uu were EXtcrm'u3inr. vino I'D NO.
show his usual dash. l'a"Nd"r, H,aru"l
stone and Etdtr.
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Kenny Leonard Hammers Rocky Kansas Into Submsslon
Bob Martin Draws With Brennan-Lon9 Game at Donvale
. CLASS-A LEAGUE
MEETS TOMORROW
Much Important Business To Be Dis
cussed BY Amateurs-To Name
Umpirea.

Franchise holders In the Class-N lea
cue OF the Wheeling Amateur Base
hall association Will gather tomorrow
night IN the offices OF City Recreation
Commissioner A. O Anderson in the
city building IN a special session "AI'eu
by President II. r. McCluskey'
Much important business lH Z" ''
discussed hy the managers ana "'nc'E
Interested. and The meeting promises
to be an interesting one.
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VIRG|NIAS TRIM
GOLDEN LINKS A. c.

Tive string Virginia A. c. Ia scha II
team trounCeh N" Golden Link nine
Yesterday afternoon by the count Of
81. The Links were outplayei tn" en-
tire Came and !" Of the hatters fen vic
Tins 20 Marple. the VirCinia'S iwrler.
curves. Eavle. ihe Links pitcher.
seemed 20 have an m day for heretofore
he has henn remarkably strong. br' yes
'or,iay was touched COR hits frequent:
and only had five str'ksouts.
The score nv innings. r. IT, F.
Golden Links. noe oo0 1h2-- : 5
Virginia A. ara oil TO- N q
Batteries: Golden Links. Rqy'n and
Austen: NirGinias Tape and Marble
and SNYDER.
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srR1HL1Na GETS DECISION

Macon. Ga. July 4-YounE Striking,
Macon wnlterweight was given a
-nfcrec's decision over Jake Abel, Of
Atlanta. we,ierweight champion Of the
a T.. F. after a fast ton round bout
here this afternoon Sirihling had the
better OF eight rounds in referee Alex
andrr's opinion Kid Joiner. Of Macon
Knocked ont Phil Keith. birmingham. in
tho End round ~ their ton round heavy
weight bout.
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The Standings.

Di.IorNals. o. July 4.-A;.er battling
thirteen innings with neither team
RUSHING a run across the plate. the
ANS; erdHm team cf IN" lnter-City
le~gae got :wn men on base. and then a
TtnCh hitter was sent in He singled
and the nv" men scored. giving the
,isitorS 20 victory over Dillonvale.
qSs league leaders.
The gam Was hard fought through
out. ard the victory in the fourteenth
vPs he biggest surprise ~ tho day.
In the morning pjlionvalr defeated
Amsterdam ST..
The scores:
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MOUNDSVILLE IN
SPLIT WITH Y. A. c.

The Victor \. c. If Berwo"d and th>
Ncunds'iilc \. c. split douh" h"ad'r
yesterday on the MnurdSvill" field. TT"
Ntctnrs won tho morning game by he
score of GO. while they lost tho after.
noon contest. Ct. Tho feature Of N"
genes was the b-Ce attendance which
cana out to soc tho games. J. is cst-
mated :ha' C,oze 80 1000 pcnpls Wit
messed Tho combined gnm"s.
The sCoro nv inn!"ES:
Mornin~ Gamo.
v,c.o-s Gnn 400 GGn--S
NourdsyI'ln $1,000 nhn nm NnO-h , >
na.,crics--Victors. Craror ard Rut-
'er. Nourdev!ne Rrurnr and Higgins.
Afternoon Game.
vrr,ors .. ON nHn nnn--t
Nourdsyi,Io $4,000 30N nrn hnY--f =
Rrt,nrles-N!ctnrs Ruahmnn md Rut
or: Moundsvl'lr. Williams and Higgins.
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Tried to the Last

Kansas repeatedly swung hard. trying
especially for the stomach, bur Leonard
always danced away. invariably return
ing with arrow like blows TO ROCky's
Jaw.
Kansas KEEP, shaking his head IN the
early rounds over his misses. Once or
twice ne smiled. bur Leonard always
quickly wiped OF the smile with a quick
jah.
Thcn came Nc eighth. Kansas mouth
was bleeding as he came from his cor
nsr, and Leonard shot In blows 80 fast
that The blood soon came IN stream.
Kansas backed wnhhl"d. swaved and
reeled uri"r tho blows. his hands al
his side his mind evidently blank. Ns
Leonard carefully measured him Tor
what probably would hay" h""n he
Knockout. the sronge went in ard under
~ srrinkle Of water lay Rocky Kansas
championship hopes. ~ Cnmni"'"ir
drenched as II an ocran Il wa'"r ha"
swamped them.
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BISHOPS LOST

Tic R,ehon 4. c. hs Sntall team from
Fast Wheeling Yesterday journeyed to
Hcnwcod yesterday where they lost a
hard fought game % the Dixie All Stars
by the scn-" of g. Although not =
II "inler e 'he Cla>.-A lea que this Is
'l... t-u:ih r.n.- tn l. Mes have defeat
ID teams from Nat association.
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|NACkS SPLIT \
DOUBLE HEADER
LOST FIRST GAME TO NEW MAR
T1NSv1LLE BY THE SHUT
OUT ROUTE.
Copped Afternoon Session BY Hard
Hitting and Good Work OF
Burkhardt.

N.w Martinsvlllo. July t.-lSpl)-
The Ncroukoy baseball team Of Wheel
Ing ,plf II double header with the
strong Now Martinsvillc \. c. here to-
,av TIE Wheeling nine LOST the morn
,ng game by the s"or" % 20 hut came
l?ck strong IN N afternoon and won
-"
III" afternoon game:
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ROGERS HORNSBY HITS
NINETEENTH HOME RUN

St Louis. Mo. July +-RoEera
Hornsby Knocked HIS nineteenth home
run OF the season In tho third inning
1T the Ctncinnati-St Louis game this
afternoon. Tw" mon were on bases.
Ksak was pitching for the visitors.
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COMPLETE CARD
Of FAIR GIVEN
SECRETARY BERT sWARTS AN
NoUNCES EVENTS FOE hh"h
DAY OF THE FAIR
Conditions Are Also Announcea-st''Ao
Events Already Closed Show
Good Attractions.

The complete program Of a"iAeSS F'''
ing events Of the West Virginia Si"'r
fair 10 be held on September ., 8. : ami
1, has been announced.
The West Virginia stat" Fa.r "Ss"-
citation is 4 member Of tn" I"N" t.r''
Trotting circuit and a.,o member ~
tho West Virginia circuit. IN" follow
Ing 10 list of the r>r"'~ and the con-
nitiOuS.
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Tw"-hase h!ts-RobertSon McNenry.
Neuhardt. Struck out-Ry Bradley -:
by Flowers 3. Cmpirss--James and
Coats.
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Afternoon Came.

FollaHshar ...... QUO li2 0lo-S 2 2
Wel'sburS $500. 900 pNn 1000 S
Ra;ter!cS-Sutnr and Veneman: Shep-
herd and Martin
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Yes erday's Scores.

Morning Games.
WcllsI,uiS ( rol,an>h.s. u
Dt'!unv@le. ): Amsterdam. |.
Afternoon Gam">.
Follan~beo y. NtiiSbUrG. u
D.l,cul ale. ~: Amsterdam. tl4 tnn)