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MEDALS FOR WINNERS
IN ATHLETIC CONTESTS
Numerous Prizes Offered for
Field Events at State Fair
Opening.

Hundreds OF athletes are training for
the Delaware State championship meet
which Will be one of the big features
of the opening day of the state Fair
at Elsmere on Labor Day, September
4. The meet. which Il open only to
Delaware boys and men who lived In
the state for ak months prior to
Labor Day. will open the afternoon
program at / o'clock and will be fol-
lowed by the horse racing that Will oc-
cupy the remainder of the afternoon.
There wiz he loving cups offered for
several events and also for the man
winning the most points and for the
club which scores the highest. In adj
6ition there viii be gold. silver and
bronze medals for the first three who
| finish In the various races
Entries for the events will close NJ
8 o'clock on the evening of August 30
and all entries should bc sent 10 Jane,
T. Godfrey. q West Sixth street
The events comprise 100 yard da sh
SS0-yard run: one-milc run: 220-yart
run: three mile run: running broat
jump; shot put. I6-pounds: runninf
high jump. discuss throw; pole vault
1avelin throw; one-mile relay, foui
men each TO run; 440-yards.
This will be- the second year tina
the Senator Coleman du pont cup Wi
be contested for and the points vii
lcount: &. first; 2, second: !. third
Cups will also he offered for tho quar-
ter mile run: mile relay; for the mar
scoring the highest points and for tn
lCluh highest i'm points.
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First Round of Golf Completed at du. Point
Country Club; Tennis Tournament Interesting

Miss f. Beacon defeated Mrs. II. G.
Riley. 5 and :.
Miss l.. Tatnall defeated Miss Z.
Hindes. 6 and 3.
Miss J.. Hughes defeated Miss A.
OConner. 8 and 3
du Pont and Carpenter Win.
The mems tennis handicap tour
nament has been progressing slowly
as far az the singles are concerned.
Mr.. du Pont and Mr.. Carpenter are
the only players who are ready 10
play the third round, having disposed
Of their men with little difficulty.
Some very excellent tennis was
displayed in the doubles played by
J. J. Williams. A. W. KofYenberger
We. Milling and w. A. Adameon Mill
ing and Adamson took the fret set.
running the score up TO 1871, but
koffenberger and Williams took the
other sets, score, Sc. Ga. The four
men were evenly matched and some
of the return plays were rather hair
raising. Mr.. Adamson kept close
guard on the net. as did Mr.. Williams
and at times the play was a hand to-
hand affair. The other doubles sched-
uled will be played off at an early
date. and promise 10 be quite inter
esting. Mr.. du Pont and Mr.. Carpen-
ter will play Mr.. Whitney, and 1t
Mullikin. Mr.. Manchester and Mr.
Boose will play Nh. Twilley and Mr.
Calhoun, while j, B. Jessup and J. S
Taylor have drawn a bye and will not
play until the second round.
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.LEONARD'S TRAINER
PREDICTS KNOCKOUT
Seeman Expects Benny to Win
in Less Than Five
Rounds.

Rudd Lake, n. j.. July 22.--Thosc
In charge Of and assisting In prepar-
ing Benny Leonard for the defense OF
his lightweight championship from
the assaults OF Lew Tender in Jer-
Soy city next Thursday night are
Jubilant over the happy frame of mind
Benny was In yesterday Mt the close OF
his training stunts.
Most of the talk hereabouts when
Tenders name is mentioned is that
the Philadelphia southpaw has never
nsttcned a real fighter and can't fight.
Leonard. too. believes this. but il not
letting 10 interfere with his work.
lie has drilled hard and conscientiously
Ind is determined To wipe Tender CT
the pugilistic map with the first
punch he can possibly land.
Tenders alleged terrific body at
tack will not annoy Leonard said
Trainer Secman today. III he il able
TO get TO close quarters and pummel
Benny like he has done with some
other fellows no VIII be doing some
thing that no Leonard opponent has
ever been able to accomplish. But
Tender won't get close.
Leonard is working his punches IN
q way that indicates his hitting eye
IS ~ sharp IA ever. lie has been tim
ing his punches nicely. shooting ~
and out and stepping around his
sparring partners In a way that would
indicate lhey were glued 10 the rims
floor.
II can see nothing but n clcen-cut
one-sided victory for Leonard In less
than five rounds concluded Seeman.
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WEsTNiIN sTER

SCORE ny INNINGS.
Westminster q q = . 2 %
West q q q = . %
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BUCKY NJ G|NN|S IN
TRAINING FOR BOUTS
Glen Hackett's Protege Looks
Fine; Expects to Clean Up
in Baltimore.

Bucky McC;innls, the crack local
bantamweight. started training yes
terday for several fights that his man
ager has lined up for him. McGlnnis.
according to Oien Hackett. his man
ager. has the makings ri one az tho
best bantamwciehts ever turned out
IN this city. Bucky has had three
lights since tho warm weather get IN
and has made a wonderful showing ia
all of them.
His first was at Chester when no
gave Joey Fletcher an artistic Iacing
i'm six rounds. In his second fight ne
met one Of the best bantamwcights In
New York CITY. this man being Sam
my Butts and fought Bucky under fhe
name o. Jerry Martin. Just az present
his manager is trying TO rematch his
protege with either Fletcher or Butts
Hackett intends to- take the local
hoy 90 Baltimore during the coming
winter 90 send him against tho best ~
the game During the past wcok tho
latter received word from Benny
Franklin that ne would assist him in
getting several If his boys on IN the
state If Maryland
Another boy who viii be heard from
/ is Pete Devine, tho local Polish lad.
This lad VIII accompany McGlnnis On
| his trip 90 Baltimore.
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ALEC DOUGLAS FINISHES
Up AMONG THE LEADERS

Alec Douglas. instructor AZ the MI
n.cipal golf course. finished we'll up
among the leaders n me opening
round Of SO holes Of the Philadelphia
open golf championship al the Merton
Cricket Club Thursday Douglas
turned in a card Of i67 Tor The day. -
out and Il In. IN the first ~ and Al
out and IL in. for the second IS.
James T. Skelley professional AZ
the Win agton Country club. was
five strokes behind Douglas with IL,
! the result Of $3.50, 4S-39. Danny Hogan
attached 70 the PENIS Grove Club,
came through with n 16S. getting TWO
40's in the afternoon, while 50 and
AZ was the best he could do in the
morning Al Genthner Of the New
ark Country Club was a way or form.
and finished near the bottom Of tho
list, with 1870.
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TIL. men have completed tho frst
round in the championship golf tour
nament now being played At the
du Pont Country Club. Much inter
est has been manifested on the part
Of the men golfers regarding the re-
suit OF the first round, but from now
until the ANAL match things are go
ing TO be very interesting as a num-
Der OF the men are evenly matched
and 81 is going 10 be nip and tuck for
them 10 remain in the play. The re-
suit OF the first round Is as follows:
J. c. Guenveur defeated D. D. Ran
ken, and 4.
F.F. Chapman defeated IT. w. Hsr-
ken. and 4.
James Calhoun defeated John Sachs
up.
w. IA. Sinonton defeated @ b.
Jacobs. and g.
Frank Ernest defeated ]. P. Her
man. and 0.
II. w. Hobson defeated e. L. Kine-
Ter. and G.
c. W. Dickey defeated w. r. King
and 5.
II. G. Chickering defeated ]. E
Rooge. and 6.
p. J. Murphy defeated B. F. strebb
6 and s.
+. r. Holme. defeated c. T. Pierce
and ?.
p L. Kramer defeated y. L. Kra-
mer. : and s.
w. Finn defeated J. W. Laurie BY
default.
h n V. Casey defeated r. c. Riley
/ / up: ~ hvles.
J. p Mahoney defeated Frank TrIbit
aud 6.
/ John McLa ushlin defeated c. A
Hume, 6 and s.
Two matches in the second roun,
have been completed 10 date. MI
| Chickering defeated p. J. Murphy
score. 4 and 3. DR.. r. L. Kramer an,
DR.. F. B. Holmes played a very clos
game. DR.. Kramer winning / up, 2
holes.
The women golfers have been play
ing their matches in great shape, tn
first and second rounds being com
plete. Things are beginning 70 Tighter
up as four Of the best players ar
left in the field and competition be
tween the four will be interesting. Til
result of the second round follows:
/ Mrs. r. y. Milliken defeated Miss +
Douglas. s and s.
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TENDER WORKS FOR
MOVIES IN TRAINING

Delanco. y. - July 22.-Lcw
Tender became a movie actor yester-
day when ne went through virtually
every conceivable form OF exercising
and training FOR the camera man who
spent tho day taking shots" Of Tend
lers quarters here
Tender and his camp contingent
"msde up" yesterday morning and
when the movie man shot his big box
in their direction some interesting
photographs. which VIII precede the
championship fight scenes, we're taken.
This waS all done during Lewis time
Sf. lie took hts customary road work
IN the morning :n tho form OF walk
.snly.
Tender won't through HIS custom
cry four rounds with Drpney and
Brown. When II was called TO Lewis
attention that Leonard was boxing
Eight and nine rounds n day. he de-
clared that tho title holder probably
needed work and wrS compelled 90 do
\it. whereas he cTendlcr) knew him
Ntelf hessers&han any ono else and fefs
phat four. erundu 3f actual boxing
'combined with tho other work. was
enough,
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CARPENTER TO MEET SKI
European Champion TO Have Go With
Singalese Early In September.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Paris. July 22.--Announcement was
made today that Georges Carpenter.
European champion heavyweight box
er. will meet Battling" sikh. the Sin
galese heavyweight boxer early in
september. The bout will inaugurate
the new Buffalo stadium, near Paris
which has a seating capacity Of 60 900
There will be purse Of $4,000, $50. -
900 Of which will go TO the winner
The light heavyweight championship
Of the world. which Carpenter wor
last year from Battling" Levinsky
also will be involved.
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LORRAINE HOOKED WITH
SOME SPEEDY ATTRACTIONS

Lorraine A. A., under the manage
ment nf "Bill" Cunningham. has been
booked with some first class attrac-
tons. both at home, Second and du
Pont streets. and away. The schedule
Is NJ follows:
July 25---Ncwark. at Newark.
July 21-Dover at Dover.
August 3--Deflance At home.
August d--YorlSlyn. at home.
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BACHARACH GIANTS PLAY
ST. THOMAS AGAIN TODAY

The Bacharach Giants after their
sensa tional Filming victory over the
Baltimore Black SoX Friday and the
complete routing of the SoX again
yesterday afternoon, will face the St.
Thomas team of the Philadelphia
Baseball Association at Harlan Field
this afternoon. This will be the sec
ond encounter between the two To-
cal teams, the Saints" winning the
first fracas at Harlan field two weeks
ago.
Manager Condor was undecided
last night who he would send against
the famous colored aggregation, but
said he would pick between Walter
Trip and Hawk Hayes. Tripp hurled
wonderful brand Of ball in his initial
start with the West-siders here this
week and many fans have requested
that he be used against the Lundy
men.
The game Will start promptly at
3l5.
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WANTS NONE OF CHAMPS
MEN IN HIS CAMP

Los Angeles, July 22-Jess Willard
will not consider September 29 as a
date for his proposed championship
bout with Jack Dempsey, according
TO Gene Doyle, the challenger's local
representative. Willard wants an adj
ditional two or three weeks of train
ing to make sure that he will be in
condition for the match.
Meanwhile, Teddy Hayes, Jack
Dempsey's trainer, who is here for the
purpose, some say of getting a line on
Willard, will not be welcome at the
big fellows Hollywood training camp.
Willard doesn't want any member
of the Dempsey outfit hanging around
while he Is working" explained Doyle.
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.SINCLAIR WINS 100000
BACK IN PLAYFELLOW CASE

New York. July 22.-The Appellate
Division OF the Supreme Court yester-
day unanimously affirmed the verdict
for 100000 in favor of Harry F.. Sin
clair, proprietor of the Rancoca
Stables, against James S. Johnson,
owner Of the Quincy Stables, in the
Playfellow case.
Johnson sold Sinclair the race horse
full brother Of Man o. War, through
Samuel Hildreth, Sinclair's trainer
Sinclair alleged that Johnson euaran-
teed the horse as free from all defects
but few days after the horse was de-
livered it ran poorly and showed dis
tress.
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INDIANS JUMP AHEAD.
Twelfth Consecutive Victory Result Of
Triple and Single.

Washington, D. G.. July 22.-Cleve-
land went into fourth place in he
American League club standings ~
defeating Washington yesterday, I .
D. for its twelfth straight victory. It
was pitchers battle between Morton
and Johnson, with the former having
the edge, although each allowed ths
same number Of hits. Woods triple
and Sewell's single gave the visitors
their run in the seventh inning.
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CAMBRIDGE

SCORE BY INNINGS
Ia RI slcy q 3 u . rs
Cambridge ..... u q u , %
Two-base hits. Godfrey. Steinfeldt. Al
bert Sacrifice hits. klincdinst, Godfrey
steinfeldt. Janowshi. Stolen bases. Fisher
Whalen. Struck out. by Godfrey, ,. by
Schron 3 Bases on balls. by sChrolI, /.
Vile pitch. Schroll. Passed ball. Swingler
Double plays. Hewell. klinedinst and Fish
err klinedinst. Hcwcll and Fisher. mr.
pire. Cloak. Time. AS.
Laurel, July 22.-I.aurel lost to SAL
isbury. to o. because Of inability 10
hit Hearn. Salisbury's southpaw ace,
who struck out Is men. seven of the
! first eight TO face him. 1t was pref
ty pitchers battle, except the tifth in
, ming. In that frame. after the side
should have been retired. Early allow
ed four hits and three runs. KeeCe,
who pitched four and two-third in
n.ngs, allowed but one hit.
! The score:
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CONT BREAKS BILLIARD
MARK HELD BY SCHAEFER

Paris. July 22.-ROger Cont, the
French billiard player. in 4 match with
Gibelin. another Frenchman. ran $500
points at 1872 balkline in 50 innings for
an average Of 81. French billlardists
claim this is a worlds record average.
the former record of SO having been
held by Jake Schacter. the world 5
champion.
Contrs high run in the match was
432. as against Schaefers record Of 436
made in 1921. Gibelin in the match
scored 2,135 points.
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TWO LOCAL BOXERS TO
BATTLE IN CHESTER TONIGHT

Glen Hackett viii take TWO of his
stable to Chester this evening 10 box
at Smedley Field. At Seventh and
Lloyd streets. The boys he will take
are Pete Devine and Patsy Murphy
Devine will meet Ollie Bail Of the
famous Bail lighting family, while
Patsy will meet Johnny Traub, OF
Chester.
Both boys are in good shape and
fully expect to return to this city with
the bacon.
Hackett also has his other boys in
training.
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PREPARING IN ST. LOUIS
TO HOLD WORLD SERIES

St. Louis, July 22.--Optimistic
that the world series will be
played here, Percy Alexander.
chief of the field forces of the
local internal revenue office, yes
terday appointed two deputies to
take charge of the govern
ment's interest in the series"
Alexander expressed confidence
that either the Browns or the
Cardinals, perhaps both, would
come out on top.
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INDUSTRIAL SCHEDULE
FOR MONDAY

Trump Bros. at Traction Company,
Rockford. No. I. umpire. Cunningham.
du Pont Go. at Rhoads & Sons.
Fourth and Church streets; umpire,
Hastings.
Bond Mfg. Co. at American Car. Sec
ond and du Pont streets; umpire
kickerts.
Gas Company at Penn. +. r.. Penn
sy Field; umpire. Mckinney.
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CAUFMAN'S FIVE POINTS
TEAM STOPS BRANDNWINE

Sam Caufman's Five Points team of
the County League broke the ice last
evening. slipping TO 3 win over
Brandywine of the Church circuit.
Lewis, a youngster was at his best,
holding the visiting churchmen to six
hits The score:
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DOVER AND CLAYTON
BATTLE TO A. TIE

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, July 22.-Dover and Clayton
played n tie game here last evening
in the first twilight game Of the sea-
son. When the game was called on
account Of darkness at the end OF the
seventh inning. the score was tied at
/ four runs each.
/ The score.
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St. Paul Stops Second Baptist's Team; 49,
Westminster, Goodman and Scott Also Win

Scott NJ. -. administered neat
trouncing 10 the First NJ. +. boys last
evening at Bayuard, No. !. banking
them, ] 10 0.
Conley was at his best aud allowed
First NJ. =. but one hit in the seven
innings The score.
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Parkslcy. Va. July GIN game
Astounding in rree hitting. lightning
Fielding and eNcusable errors. Parks
lev defeated Cambridge yesterday.
Godfrey had the game we'll in hand
until tho eighth inning. keeping the
hits we'll scattered and banking the
visitors in every inning. The score:
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BASEBALL STATISTICS.
National IeAEne.

National League.
Leading Internationally. 81 L. .3p7
Horne Eune-Hornsby. ST. Louis rs
sP!sohing-Dougias, New York .7ea
Base steai,ne-Csrvy. Pittsburx -
Pun GStting-Hornsby. St. Louis II
swon 10. lost 5.
American Ioague>
rsadinF Jirter-siacr. st. LovIfS .Si5
Home Euns-C. Walker, PhilA-. %
.P;tchine-koib. 81. Louis. ...-. liz
Base etealinx-sieier. 81. Louis 81
Run Cettine-eieisr. S. Louis. so
swou g. lost
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MASTEN'S TWIRLING NETS
VICTORY FOR LORRAIN

The excellent pitching OF Masten
was easily the feature OF Lorraine's 8
to 8 victory over Elmhurst last even
ing at the Elmhurst diamond.
Both teams fielded perfectly.
The score:
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QUITS CHANNEL SWIM
WHEN 6 MILES FROM GOAL

London. July 22.-Georges
Michel. the French swimmer.
who attempted yesterday 90
swim the English Channel re-
linquished his efforts when six
miles from South F0reland. on
the English coast. after being IS
hours in the water. Michel
started from Cape Grisnez.
France. at $40 Thursday even
ing.
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Seventh Ward A. A. MoonlI9 hit.

The Seventh Ward Athletic Asso-
citation held it's annual moonlight last
night. The outing. which was on the
steamer Brandywine. was enjoyed 10y
700 persons. Music for the dancing was
furnished by the KINNEY orchestra.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN JFaGUF,

St Louis. 10. Athletics 2
New York, Detroit r
Boston 2; Chicago ~ fn-
ninEs).
Cleveland. Z: Wa shinR-
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with g. Peters on the rubber. Cook
man had little trouble banking MT.
Salem Last evening in the Church
League fracas. only three hits were
registered against tho Goodman star,
Proud getting pair The score:
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Pittsburg. 6 Philadelphia. %.
Chicago. J: Brooklyn. o
Cincinnati. . New York. ?.
st. Louis. 6: Boston. Z.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
Brandywine ....... o o q o O %
/ Five Points - O o o D q N-4
Two-base hit, Magaw Struck out.
! Harris. 3 Brommall Lewis l. Stolen
! bases, NJ Dougherty, j. Dougherty
| Sacrifice hit. Magaw Base on balls,
Harris, ?. Cmpires. Maxwell. Gilbert.
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EINfHI-RSr
LORRAINE

Summary: Hits OF Long. 9: Masten. s.
Earned runs Elmhurst. 3; Lorraine. Is.
Two-base hits. Proud, Newlin, Holiday, ,
Briscoe. Struck out. by MaSten. II;
Long. s. Left on bases. Elmhurst 2 Lor-
rane. 5. Stolen bases, W. Warren. Hol-
liday. Litchenstein. ,. Hit by pitched
ball Proud. Bases on balls Long. 3,
Masten. 3. Umpires. Hastings and
Wiuthrup.
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GAMES TODAY

American League.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
National League.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York At Cincinnati.
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-Four Games in Church League; Phlies May Get Roush
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AS July tina
l.. in he
?,
L. World Series
fields sport carry an appeal to several million citizens
1T
thrills begin break md pulse begins to culver day by da We have had
mes
Those who saw Benny Leonard stop Rocky Kansas out West short time
given many quarters no part of
he
Not by champion who Is inclined keep his intact
Job weeks
Tndcn
working He was
victory
Vincent Richards standard
and great courage of Bill Johnston, the Californian
of the in
Brooklnc
United
States chaengers wethered Hunter Toey others from
BrOokne
GuuOrd Evans Jones had been playing the
championship
They will be feeling softer competition through most OF The stretch while the
Tigers, White
schedule
n a ball club
Babe" Ruth.
=
left
He weight
| 10 %
Wills the at
is probability
a Willard
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and eehb BIO
have
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Salisbury Blanks Laurel on Shore;
Crisfield Takes One From Pocomoke

EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
SCORES OF YESTERDAY.
Park slcy :. Cambridge. s.
trisneld. a. poromoke, 3
Salisbury. 3 Laurel, ..
TODAN'S SCHEDULE.
parksley at Cambridge
Crisfield at pocomoke.
Laurel at Salisbury
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TOfnTe y y Y " 7
Halted for Hitchcock in ninth inning
Hattrd fTr Hickcrt In ninth inning
SCORE ny INNINGS
Sail sbury y )
Laurel u q y % u u q
First base on balls. ny Hearn, 3 by
Early Loft on bases. Laurel, Z Sails
bury. First base on errors salisbury. !
Two hasp hits. Doremus. Hearn. struck
out by Hcnrn, ~ by Early. by keerc,
/ Double play. Adams TO Thompson
Hit by pitcher. Marvil. Balk, Hesrn.
Umpire. Dixon. Time. hours.
Crisneld. Md. July 22.-Crisneld dc
rcated Pocomoke by score of & To 3.
Hummer pitched excellent ball. rcllev-
ing Lance I'm the NTH. tanning five
men In the last two innings. RoCkctt's
fashy fielding at third featured the
yatna The scOrp.
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GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

A VI T. HIIAN IL 40 Z e
st. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago 1t Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston At New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Dhlladelnhla at Dittshura.
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