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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
COLUMBUS

snh~r and yon thru tho irsnslu.
- alsrhsneus blue s~as that
slippcd unsteady beneath the
ls~i Two sailors were sitting
~ the bcwsprit fishing.
ss;ash-~ remarked Chris II always
IN s,m Christ. Gosh. bu, n ssems
reca 10 be hack in Seattle sxain. !
ssravs liked Seattle. mainly. l
s,<x~. because I didn't discover II.
seattle has no more bah team
,A.a when I was here last year. but
,h<x don't play as good az we did
hsek In 1890. the year when King
ferdinand knocked the Moors for a
ceupls Of home runs"
-Jh.h.h.h--"
:. -say son. baseball r. ~ old ~
line. I myself discovered the
xnu,e IN Africa In itss. The ma
tives haffed an ivory hall with
~ skulls. and baseball has
Nm played with ivory dunes
ever snsce."
-Rut--~
Tee. was quito an athlete m my
hy. Did you ever see my esq tricki
Ms IS famous as Doc Cooks gum
drops. All the historians went Wild
Ner II. They broke the egx. and that
&ovs 'en Wild.
-You see. It's done this way: You
kavs 70 stand an esq on lts smaller
end an making Il stay there &C
ecmplsshed this By selecting an over.
rps egg and standing :, on a piece
~ ismbarger cheese. Naturally. the
chicken viii rise 10 the top to escape
the fumes"
A. this point piercing shrek
flosted over the calm water OF Puget
sound Chris ieaped from hts chair
and rushed TO the port hole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

WENATcHEE. Oct. 12.--Deaths OF
three ranchers. Mike Lenner, Chas.
Hansen and man whose last name
Is Brown. who died suddenly Wed.
nesday within few hours OF each
other. are believed by officials TO
have been caused by eating poison
Gus beans or drinking moonshins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12
City of Honolulu
Ia Now in Calm Belt

WAsHINGTON. Oct. f7s-Rescue
OF tho passengers and crew Of the
burning liner City Of Honolulu, who
are ndrif, in mid-ocean will BIO I'M
hampered by stormy weather. the
weather bureau said here today.
The sea where the Honolulu IL
afIrc II situated In a calm belt"
rarely touched by storms. and no
storms arc signalod for that region
at present. the bureau stated.
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Vessel Was Former
German Line Ship

Los ANGELES. Oct. IL. - The
steamer City OF Honolulu. reported
afire at sea in radio dispatches. Is
ON It's first passenger trip In the
service recently established by the
Los Angeles steamship company be.
tween San Pedro and the Hawaiian
Islands
The vessel. with rs sister ship. the
City Of Los Angeles. was before the
war owned by the North German
Lloyd line and was seixed by this
country and operated AZ a troop ship.
Later i, was on tho South American
coast and was finally ailocated TO the
local company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

~ down. Chris" advised.
That's snly Dec Brown votcing
Nh disappointment. The council
M REJECTED Cart Gassman
senin.-
Funny about thess Mayors.
Isn's tf'' asked Chris. ~ he
again seased himself and set fire
V stegie.
It's . wondsr Doc Brown
wouldn't do somsthing about these
prchibisicn booze chasers. One Of
EN- chased me this morning as
vas passing Port Townsend had
that black jug aboard and didn't
want TO get caught cause the folks
at home would read about Il In
tho papers. So I set the main
tnps1 and spanker and broke out
the balloon 10 and with the aid OF
ProsidHcs and a four-mils an hour
treese,'r walked right away from
ths bunch"
Chris chuckied giccfuiiy.
Getting back to casrs--no.
haven't got a fun one icft--I don't
much like tho old u. 9. any more.
There's too many people making
funny cracks about mo yelling i
49, dry land when my ship first
Uncovered America. meaning that
has been dry ever since. II
wasn't dry then and you've only
yourselves 10 blame for H."
Chris shook the cigar ashes ous
q his flowing beard and grabbed
the jug.
Well he remarked, wiping
his chin. Seattle has a bright
future. ! think IL would h. an
Improvement. however, N Chief
sev~ryns made the bootIcggers
wear badges In daytime and red
lanterns Mt night because
stranger la town often has diff
i'eulfy In securing a drink.
knew a fellow once who looked
Tor half day before he finally
found what he WANTED
\ Columbus rose and yawned loud
~
I'm leaving Seattle in five min.
u'es. ne said. I'D like to stay
.nd ride on your street cars but I
haven't got time. I've got to. get
uack 10 the North Pole by Christ
mas to help Santa Claus make toys.
~ never had street cars In my
~. Bull fighting was dangerous
sh'ash for US and besides we
Nerent 40 venturesorne."
a. l showed Off from the side, I
beard Columbus order four bells,
.hd az the anchor was hauled in,
ths ship set sail.
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Clocks Gust
Barber Poles

CHICAGO. Oct. IL. - The barber
pole Is going. II Is 10 be replaced by
q red. white and blue clock. Dele
gates to tho National BARRIERS Sup
ply convention here say that custo-
mers want to know II they have time
TO enter the BARRIERS chair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

HONGKONG. - Revenue officers
seize morphine and cocaine with
selling value In China OF $iio..
900 on Japanese mail steamer arriv.
ing from London. one Korean pas.
senger arrested,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12
Dumping Water
in Sink Is Sin

COLUMBUS. Ohio. oct. i2.--Amer
lca's greatest sin---throwlng cooking
water down the kitchen sink. Mrs.
Christine Frederick. food expert, told
housewives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

NEW YORK.--John Mccormack,
tenor. returns to Y. y. from abroad
with health regaincd after serious
Illness last spring. Plans to give
approximately Is concerts before
Christmas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

To discuss further the question OF
selecting a superintendent OF streets
and sewers. Mayor Brown and the
finance committee Of the city council
win hold "a conference Friday after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

NEW yORK.--Champagnc valued
at $4,000 seized in raid on Franz
Trucking & Rigging company ware.
house in Greenwich village.
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$1,000, $500
$3.50 to $3.50
--Flra. Floor
"Meef Me
at the
Tea Room

THE invitation comes AZ
/ aptly from the BUSH
ness man as from the
feminine patron of Fred
erick & Nelson's.
The place IL convenient.
the environment Is interest.
Ing. menus are appealing.
whether tho hour and the
appetite call for luncheon or
for afternoon tea.
Fifth Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12
TmE KNIGHTS or PLEASURE

club will hold its grand opening
dance ~ the season Thursday eve.
ming at DE Honey's dance academy.
according TO announcements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

hitETT--Ernest APPEL In dead
..'m injuries suffered when he was
susnt between two freight cars
a, 1e. lie was Great Northern en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

HALlFAx>-only eight were saved
~. 81 the crew of 20 Of the GIou.
.1seer schooner Marshal Foch, which
fsn ashore on Sable island.
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Another
Storytelling
Session

Saturday morning AT II o'clock.
through tho courtesy Of Miss
Emma Lindsay SQuirr and
again in response TO repeated
requests from our boy and sirl
friends.
AUDITORIUM. rlfth Floor
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Veilings Reduced to Csc Yard

Broken lines of desirable veings, in plain and
novelty meshes; Brown, Taupe. Black, Navy and
Purple. Also bordered and selfdotted Veilings and
with colored dots. Reduced to 25c yard.
Aisle Table. Floor
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ON KNITTED SILK VESTS

A CLEVER and unique idea, this, which
"A women will welcome with enthusiasm.
For who has not known the annoyance of
shoulder straps that will not stay in place?
In these new Vests. slipping is pre-
vented by these automatically self
adjusting straps.
PURE SILK. Rchelieu-ribbed, pink, $3.50.
PURE SILK. fne-ribbed, pink, S235.
SILK-MIxED, pink, S195.
--rirs, Floor
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Silk
Sports Scarfs
Remarkably Fine and
Soft

BEAUTIFUL pia,fs In change
- able colors. Of very fins
weave. and extra wide for
crushing into soft foi6s-cross-
stripes the entire length Of the
scarf-piaid and checked bor
der effects and novel allovsr
Persian pattsrns-each provid-
ing the something new which
engages interest A.;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
LEXINGTON RESULTS

fiTrs, race tsiE f.Ii"ngsj Hold Nc
;Lsp, 49," ana !s.1b. won: i.nt,i"
li,,'G.ralne. .7o and -, second. Coincide
d amour, 1a;so, MIRA Timc: 1913 2-5.
A!rp ran Bright Lights Fred Kin
n"y, Fancy Free. TnpInas,. SPORTY
man and Erush Roy.
,e"n'hJ Paris Maid. 1910, 81 80 and
i2In. Won. Legal. 1aiO ana $40.
second Bob Iak"r. {2.fO. third. Time.
80 20. AlHp ran Tommy Waac.
"hrrH~ and LINK EOy
!pnED "a Fighting COCK. 1910, $3.50
and 50, won; h-OUi DEi. s. 50 and
ESQ. second. h.ruI!Hp"on, 1850. ,hird.
n"!phtizpn... f"rnHndUl, Elizabeth
and Take, hrokabl" ana Eth"l clay
ton "-'"unl"h. ""r'hing,on entry.
chacoiei. $3.50. .io and i VIZ W5n;
Dorothy IGckneT. ya2p and t7s0.
.,ee,Ia3ni jan Dainy. $50. ,hird. Time:
mar"m iuhdic Eehn. Louis AFFAIR.
,hMl"s Henry. Travesty ana Donna
I|pritt..
Fiuh race -four furlonr-) rrincc
MoIaye. $3.50 ana $40. second. T..
ter Bells. $3.50 ihird Time. 81 a.
Alsr rhn--AiascDi. Eiuc Sosc. Shower
of Cola. Scnr!c, Isugicr. Eycrhhr,. nj,
Rose ana I.nrchmont.
80 SIKH race zone Inile) brirh,
Trash. 80. $40 and 50 so. won.
M"Enn, f3.I0 and 12.7o. second; Oolnla.
Dixie opay, Bencrobiuc. Josephine
W"idc!. Blue Deep. Image ana Tony
| Sue
tcen,hp Marao John. $40. I2.6o and
| out, won. Louis a., $3.50 and out. zoe.
Lond: Pirate Mct;cn, out. third, Timc,
Flh5 t-S. Also ran--War Prize,
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81 THOROUGHBREDS
BURNED TO DEATH
IRv Assnclntcd rrnssl

LEXINGTON. KY. May a--Thirty.
ono thoroughbrcds belonging Ia FOR.
MGR United states Senator Johnson
~ 'ai"T"n and i. 6. Milan. were
burned to death when a fire Of un-
known origin destroyed the CanldJn
and Milan stables here early to-
night Only three OF the horses cs-
capped death In the fire. early re
ports indicated
Among the thirty-one horses quar-
,crcd III the destroyed stable were
u number which had hccn racing al,
inc Lexington meeting. and several
2-Scar- Odds which had not vet made
incir hrSt starts Among these were
Bcttina. ono OF Senator Camdou's hes.
handicap horses: Louis Ahalr a
year old. which had been unplaCeI
IN Two Ytarts at this meeting nnd
MojaVc. Little SallIc. Salton. Fair
NIn"s Golden Apple. RanGoou. bar
JeclinE and Mcnln. Aiojavc. Golden
Applc aud Little Sallie were constd.
"r"d among the best -ycar-oi,is in
tho West
Early estimates OF the loss placed
IL at between s30O. ooG and $500, 900
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sI ARHEELS VICTORIOUS
OVER LEXINGTON NINE,
.. ..-.s. IN HARD FOUGHT GAME,
Trinity Gets to Lindberg for Runs in Fourth Fifth and
Sixth After Nirginians Take Lead-Gen-
erals Score Errors.

ssipTaHAM. May s.--In tho he..
baseh1li game seen on Hancs Field
this year, Trinity defeated Washing
ION and Lee, to >. this afternoon.
.CEp9rtune hitting ,old tor Triuity.
.iiVSgN only five hits. The runs scored
sbSs.Has hineton and Lee came as 4
iir 3SllN of errors.
sllAe NirGinians tailed IN the sec.
20 Hasr~-{'rew reached first on Turner's
serror and went home when Terry rot
,three bases on Dempster's error
,,Harre1fon struck out. Collins reached
just on Turner's error and Terry
J crossed the bag. Maddox and Lind
berg struck ont.
After This inning the Trinity de-
tense pulled ny and PLAYED superb
bail. Turner made stops that re-
deemed MS errors. Sanderson CON
tfnued his fast work. striking out
nine men and showing perfect con
troll.
Lindberg, for Washington and Leo.
had the Trinity batsmen guessing an
I'll the fourth. With one man down,
Neal reached first on a drive to short
johnson sent another in the same di-
rection. Neal was caught at scconi.
Ordmmond showed "A two-baEEer over
second and Johnson scored. Turner
popped out 10 LLindberg. The next
inning Spikes started with two
bagEer TO center and came in when
Dempster got three bases on an error
Neal came home in the sixth. having
started With a single and been adj
Nanccd by singles from Johnson
Turner and Spikes.
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by GOSH TRAVELS DERBY
DISTANCE IN FAST TIME
Trial al Church Hill Downs
Gratifying TO Owner
Bradley.
tBy Associated Prcss.I

LEXINGTON. Ky May By Gosh.
ono OF IL. r. Bradlcy's trio of Ken
lucky Derby representatives. Gov
cred mile and one-quarter. the
Derby distance. In zoe IS. and fin
iShed we'll in hand although in the
stretch. T.. Barnes, carrying the full
Derby weight. urged him somewhat.
The work was in lieu 81 np expec.od
start the colt was TO have made this
afternoon, but the race he was TO
start In did not fill. The stock Of T..
X bradley. as result OF By Gosh's
fast trial rose accordingly, and homes
OF the bluegrass section was revived
that MIR Bradley's 1921 success in the
classic world he repeated
1t Is generally conceded that Mr..
bradley has n hand OF considerable
strength In this years Kentucky
Derby. even though Busy American.
as result or buckcd shins may not
20 to the post. That viii depend, il
was said. on how he comes out OF his
trial tomorrow over the Churchill
Downs track.
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3 dslpbIs

80 'ic hE innings. X.
'I-g"iard ugU 2gG IGi
)hi5ah"lrnla o.. 0ia 20. IL
Su'ufnafE Iwn- bat. h.t.-s ic-
!Huis. p'&cil!. iTcIch. Young Thr..-
las" INV Jonut'0n -. j'erEfus HiI-
a. iiom" runp-MiiI~r ~. WaIE,f.
""."t stolen baser Johnston.
.hrrihc" prH"s. Wala"r Louhlo
IlhNs S"""l! ana WsrnbsEarss. Gal
l3"hy. young and Johnston o. Lett
"a base Cleveland. o. Ihllad.luhta
IthHc on naiir-on EOuincl 3 ~
'nt'!cSkic. STRUCK Out--By Rom
mol by Ecof. l. lii,s On
C1vclcski". II iu . innings. on Kocfr,
IN pft bapby. In l. Losing
IIi'h"r Covci"sH!c. Empires va.
SON and Connolly Time o..
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CHARLIE HOLMAN WINS
MATCH AT HOLYOKE

HoLY0kE. MASS, Mny o.-Chnriic
Holman. OF Richmond. VA, won the
decision over kid" Williams here to-
night In siy round boxing bout
The mntch was the seminal ON the
cnrd.
The Richmond hoy rnmc North
with the reputation of beinG n clean,
clever little srrnppcr. md he lived
np to his reputation here tonight.
The decision WAS n popular one with
the crowd.
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BUILDERS EVEN SERIES
WITH RICHMOND COLTS
Local Team Unable TO Locate
Offerings of Slrickhardt
OPPORTUNITY.
MEEKER IS nArrEp u.nn
Newport News Hits Iru-IInnde,
with Men on Bases and Also t;c,s
Iircnks of Gnme-Sictors rnLr
Enriy Lead.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May o.
Folcy Stickradt. last years builder
s>s>. caTS> w. .;.s cwn this after
noon for the FIRST time this season
and held tho hard hitting Colts TO
Ave hits. Not until the sixth in
ming did the Colts get hit. then
an inhcld tap. lie let up in tho
eighth after two were down and tho
colts pummelcd him for three runs
and four hits
Ferry hit a home run Inside tho
park in tho fourth, when hls drive
bounced over Ramos head IN ccntcr
good for trip around tho bases
Tho score:
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Two out when wlNnniC run scored.
NSatted tor F.wstcr In eighth.
5Rattcd for Mcmillan in tenth.
Score by innings: r.
Chicago ........... 90, 600 col o.
New York ...0 600 Q;n 2Io is
summary: TwO-hasc hit-Scott
Home rUn-!Sakcr stolen base
Schalk. SacTi;ices-Collius. Shawkey,
Falk, Devormer. Double piays-Col-
Inns. Johnson and S,rhnk. Left on
bascs-New York. 9. Chicago 2. Base
on balls-oG Hodge. :: on Shawkey.
!: of Acosta. !. Struck out-hy
Shawkey. {; by Acos,a. >; BY Jones.
Acosta. In 5 on Shawkey. - in S
1.-TWO on In .Jh), of Jones. none in
:. III; by p!tcher-hy Hodge (Ward).
Passe1 hall-Devormer Winning
pitch"--Jon"s Losing pitcher
Acosta. tfNrires - Moriarity and
Eaiiin. Tiu-2:5O
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STEINBACH LOANED
TO NORFOLK TARS
I'm Assoclntch rrcssl

VOI.TMTETN. ). Q. May N--Law-
r"nc" Stciihnch, catcher. has bccn
loaned hy tn" Columbia South ATTAIN
tic Association club to the Norfolk
Club Of tn" Virginia League during
the absence from tho lineup OF
Catcher i.cahy. The Norfolk catcher
was injured in a recent game and
~ not expected 10 he able to nlay
for S"voral weeks
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~. IsI!.VLI0 ....-..... 700 00L 100.
Norfolk .-............ 200 i20 3cx-s
summary. Two-hasa hitS-Rv-kc.
Portsmouth No-fOIE
stolen ha ses-Yot"r Sacrifice hits
Gala che-r Johnson. Double plays
NtrWi!yca - Carey 20 Roth: Yer
Carey 20 Nerr2I!yea to Eo;a Strike
cu;s-by Jones, 5; BY Ray, 5. Bases
on balls-2tt Jones. 3; Ray, :. Hi; hv
pitca-d hsl.--Eoter by Jones Wild
r;'rA-Eay =. Passed ball-CBrien
%: EsiE-Ray ~. Tim. o: game.
-.'5. l~p:.es, Blackburn and Bres-
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ENPECT LARGE FIELD
TO ENTER PREAkNFSS
IRv I'nItod Naval

BALTIMORE. MAY r-Sovor.l
horses now being trained In Sew
York for the prcakncss. Maryi.uds
classic race "t IN" year. which IL 10
u" run on saturday at old riruliro.
ar" expected to arrive here tomorrow
ana N" indications ar" that a n.id
~ eighteen VIII face the barrier Tor
IN" S"".pbo purse. II is not vet nos
sin'c 10 obtain dcnnlt" idea O.. tho
h"ld az II VIII line up for tho start,
hut there iS every reason orxpcc,
that tho bunch VIII no tho largest
that ever ran In tho prcakncss
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PHILLIES. 9; CUBS, 4
fRv Assncin,nd pross1

home run drive into the left field
bleachers. with two men on base in
the seventh inning gave PhiIadcl-
phia lead which chicago was un-
able 10 overcome and tho visitors
won the first game Of tho series to-
day. TO l. The score
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BUGS. 6: TARHEELS. I

WILSON y G.. May s.-w!ison de-
teated Rocky Mount today, : 10
D. ounchjac his ~ Louder
Rennett Pitched 4 very steady rss
ana MS fielding Was me :s=:.-e o.
Y" gam winston led :r- Roc
NCurt wi:h three h!ts.
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TARS. s: TRUCKERS. ,

NORFOLK. MAY 9-Johnny Jones.
a local recruit hurler. this afternoon
re!d Portsmouth. while Norfolk,
jumped Soutnpaw Rays hooks for a
Dozen hits. easily winning. : 20 - The
T1rs gave Jones sensational suppor;
Win :our fast double plays TiCs for
norfolk, and p'B-icn. for Portsmouth.
LED IN ihe hitting. each With double
and Two singles
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ATHLETICS VICTORS
z y,
tby Associa'ed Press.

PHILADELPHIA. Nay sujIsn-
.1"r.rE Crve,.sjsie. Keefe and ~i3arby
:p- ~ s;ry hats enabled Philadelphia
= get DacE - Cleveland today with
---tc-S victory.
l.s,*rtsy me Indians won, - 20
il-r acfne runs. two by Miller
'pG- trI9.es and twO doubles were
!1r!|tec ~ me Athletics hitting.
&c jorrs,rn. former CleyeiauGe-
aa1 you: n!t- Including two triples
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RICHMOND GIANTS LOSE

In pitchers duel between Har-
per and Johnson. in which the latter
had shade the better OF it, the
EackaraCk Giants cvened the count
with the Richmond Giants yesterday
by the score OF 3 10 .
The hitting OF Cummings and the
fielding OF Reid and Davis featured
ior me victors. for the losers. PettuS'
hitting and Lindsays fielding feat
ured. The teams play again today
at 80
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PIRATES, 3; DODGERS, :
tRv Associated Press l

IFN ASSOClated press
flTTSKCEG. May BY hitting ca
dOre freely. forcing him out In ;hc
fourth inning. the Pirates easily won
the second straight game from
Brooklyn today. The score was 6
10 :. Sensational catches by Car,y.
B!gbee and Il. Griffith were features.
The score:
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Buffalo. 3: Reading, 2.
Toronto. Z. Newark. 2.
Rochester, &. Jersey CITY, Ie.
Syracuse, G. Baltimore. IL.
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!HAMPDEN-SIDNEY WINS

HAMPDEN-SIDNEY VA. Nav .
ANer defeating William and Nary
fii"d University Of Richmond on sue
ccssiNE days. Emory and Henry Coz
lere Went down in defeat before
fi"mndcn sidney here today by "A
score ~ TO 2.
i-uEe, on the mound FOR the Tigers.
neia IN" visiting Wasps well In hand
ihrotehout the contest and famed
t!Hf' men giving up only four safe
h!o"s IN n!nc innings The score:
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Memphis, u; Mobnc. IA
Litti" Rock. 4: Atlanta. ..
Nashville. .; New orleans 5
Chatta noOga. .: Birmingham.
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Totals
Emory nnd Henry.

summary: stolen Sanders
Carter, DGdi"y Sacrifice ni,s-Rr"n.
nrnan. OFT Dudloy. Williams. Dou-
hle play Caldwell 10 wagner 20
Cos" h"'t ON has"a Hampton Sid
hry Emory. and Henry, .. Base
On hhlls-pf Luke. !. OF Fclts, 2.
HIS OF Luke. ~ 9 Innings; OFF
fe',>. IA Z innings. on Goodman.
IN inning Time .: game. 30.
ttrr!f", kObcrtsOu
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RECRUIT DELIVERS BLOW
WHICH RUINS WHITE SOX
Skinner Singles in Tenth, and
New York Beats
Chicago.
TBy Associated Press.1

NEW lORk. May Camp SKIN
ner. new Yankee rookie, broke up
an exciting tcn-inning game here to-
day between the Yankees and Whit
SoN 10y smashic a single through the
box with Scott on third Jones. who
the SCN safe.
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Totals ......:....27 81 % IL
'Battcd for Keen in seventh,

'Battcd for Keen in seventh
'Bat,ed for Jones In ninth
Philadelphia ......... ni0 OO2 400
Chicago ...... :. O0l 200 GlO-i
Summary: Two base hitS-O'Far-
roll t2), Miller 90. Walker. Three
base hit--Hcnlinc. Home run-Park-
inson. stolen bascs-Statz 90, Kcll..
her SacrifiCcs-IIcnlinc Leslie.
Fletcher Left on baScS-philadel-
phia. I; Chicago s. Base on balls
off RinS .: off Freeman, |: off Jones.
J. Struck out-by Freeman g. by
Ring, .: by Jones. 2. Iiits-or Free
man 10 in q Ia innings: off Jones. .
in innings: off Keen. in % inning.
Losing pitcher Freeman. jmpircs
Mccormick. Riglcr and Phrman.
Time 2.O2
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STANDING OF CLUBS
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SEMINARY CAPTURES
MATCH FROM JACKETS

Union Theological Seminary gave
~" tennis tcam Of Randolph Macon
S"!!"re IL second coat Of whi:cwa 4h
." the week by winning every sin-
=. cs ana doubles matches from the
NsfIabd boys yesterday afte-rnon on
IN" r"mihary courts. The CouKiry
Inn OF NirSinia completely anuIhi.
iai"d the Jackets Monday afternoon
here.
score Of ycsterday's matches:
single r.. Woods beat Biinroc
- 90 spence brat II. Garner. G. i
O.! ] Woods heat Kent. 81 rs
Doubles Richardson and LIN,
H"ht J.; Garner and Elincoc. lO-s. GO
T.. woods ana Spence beat Kent an,
g Garner. ga 90.
Ii"ridn state League Results.
Jacksonville. 3, pnytona o.
~; pct"rshurg. z: Orlando. 10.
Lakeland, IL; Tampa, ].
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Early estimates OF the loss placed
II at between S3UO. ooG and $500. 900
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Battcd for Ford In ninth.
Cincinnati

summary: O-baSc hIts-POWclI,
Duncan. stolen basc-Cruise. Sacr!-
hcc-liarpcr. Donohuc. Bohnc. Double
plays Bohuc and Daub"rt: Ford
kopf and IIolkc. Left on base-.Ros-
ton. s: Cincinnati. 4. Base on balls
off Donohuc, !. Struck out-hy
Vanguard. 3; McQuillan. /; Donohue
=. Hits-of Marquard. in > "a in
nineS; off McQuillan, 3 in 2l-3
Passed hhll-iiargravc. Losing pitch
Moran. Time. l:i5