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Todays Pairings
in Golf TOurnev

Kansas City, Mo-. June 2s-To-
morrow's matches in the Western
amateur tournament will be as fol-
lows, with play at IS holes:
Chick" Evans. Chicago. against Ted
Payseuf. Des Moines.
Jesse suttle, Kansas City, against Fred
Wright, Los Angeles.
Francis Gains against George Won Elm.
Salt Lake City.
Clarence Wolff, 81. Louis. against 8.
Davidson Heron, ChIesga
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Presidents Team Is
Victorious IN Match

President A. N. Featherstone's
team won the annual team match at
Miller park Sunday, defeating Vice
President Seavey Hudson's team, 40
to Sc.
Phil Kendall won the special prize
given by Logan & Bryan, brokers,
and Charles Thiessen took first prize
for low net score with a IS net for
Is holes.
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DETROIT.
CHICAGO

sBatted for Oldham in eighth.
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American Legion Umpire
Hurt bv Foul Tin

Detroit, June 2s.-Umpire Brick"
Owens sustained a bad confusion and the
lieaments in his left side were torn, when
he was struck by foul tip from Out
flelde, veach's bat in the fourth inning Of
the Chicego-Detroit game here this aft
ternoon.
II was further reported the collarbone
was broken, but a specialist after an ex-
animation tonight said there was no
fracture
Owens will be out OF the game for pos
siely two weeks. It was said
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BOSTON.

Totals SO IL 81 16
One out when winning run scored.
sBatted for McQullan in eighth.
''Batted for OEeil in ninth
'''Ran for Watson IN ninth.
Score by innings:
brooklyn ..................02 O 1O0 ol0-4
summary-Runs: T. Griffith. Myers.
Olson (2). Powell, Barbara. Nixon. Chris
tenbury. Nichols. Errors: High. Holke.
Two-base hits: Olson. Johnston, Powell.
Nixon. Three base hits: Olson. T. Grif-
fifth. Sacrifice hits: T. Griffith, Wheat.
Double plays: Olson to Mitchell. Mitchell
to Olson to Mitchell. Ford to Barbara to
Holke. Left on bases: Brooklyn. s: Bos-
ton, 9. Base on balls OF Vance. 2: Oft
Mamaux. /; Oft McQuillan. 2: Off Watson.
!. Struck out: BY Vance. I: by McQuillan.
2. Hits: Or Vance. 9 in innings (none
out in eighth: Oft Mamaux. in Ia in
nings: off McQuillan, in innings: off
Watson. none IN I inning. Winning pitch
er: Watson. Losing pitcher: Mamaux.
Umpires: Moran and ouigley. Time: 1:4e.
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st. JOSEPH,

score BY innings:
81 Joseph 200 600 0oo-O
Auloo ..oES LOO VVX-lo
summary-Runs: Bennett az. Thomp-
son 20. Davis (s). Stuart ca, Lamb 90,
Bauman, Crosby. Boehler. Errors: Gra-
bowski. Thompson. Earned runs: Tulsa,
u: St. Joseph. none. Left on bases: Tulsa,
&; St. Joseph, I. Two-base hits: Crosby.
Bennett. Davis, Lamb az. Home runs:
Thompson, Davis, Stuart, Lamb. Sacrifice
hits: Thompson, Stuart, Bauman. Stolen
base: Le!ivelt. Base on balls: OF Boehler,
Fisher. l. Struck out: BY Boehler, s: by
Lindberg. I: by Fisher. /. Wild pitch:
Boehler. Runs and hits: OFF Lindberg, 4
and in Ia inning; off Grover, and II
in 10 innings. Hit by pitched ball:
Davis. by Fisher. Passed ball: Grabow-
ak. Empires: Holmes and Ormsby. Time:
1853.
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yesterday after
noon in the Sec
ond game vita
the Sioux City
Pac kers. and
when they dis
covered their
swa.ring toys they
tied the score III
the ninth inning
and won out III
the 18th frame by
the score OF ] 10 o.
Barney Burch's
Dustin Bufalocs
entered their half
az the ninth IN
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Pirates Trounce Cubs.

Chicago. June 2s.-Pittsburgh concern
trated its attack in the sixth and seventh
innings today. driving Aldridge off tho
mound and continuing the attack on o.
borne. and easily defeated Chicago, I to 2,
in the final game OF the series.
The game was halted for one minute at
o'clock. while all the players. officials
stood silent out Of respect for Mrs. Len
Small. late wife OF the governor Of
Illinois. who was buried today. Score:
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Baseball Records
Made This Date
June IS.

! June Is.
June IS Is1s-Most assists. by out
fielder, in game. 4. Lee Mace. New
York "a. Ii Record also held by William
Crowley, =. c. Clarke ". Holmes. Q.
Felrch.
Jun. -. 1sis.-Mos& hits IN succession.
BY Individual 10 E J. Konetchv started
his record with three hits this day The
record 10 II. held BY T. E Speaker. Cleve-
land "a. LIZ 1880.
June Is, lsae-SiY base hits IN six times
AZ bat. D. Bancroft, New York IN. LIZ.
IN. record Is seven. held by W. Robinson,
Baltimore, Iss:
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Braves Scalp DodEerA.

Boston, June 2S.-Boston broke its los
ing streak today and defeated Brooklyn.
to T. Four hits and an error enabled
score In the eighth. Two singles, a double
and q pass sent over the winning run in
the ninth with ono out. Score:
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.iAiE8k[1{Egg&{}}

The Carter Lake baseball team Is after
games on the club grounds for July
Fourth. A game may be arranged by COM
nunicsGne with Robert Koran At the
Omaha Trunk factory or with Harry
Mooney At the local American legion post
headquarters
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Fakbury Trounces Lincoln.

Fairbury. Neb.. June 2s--Mabe VOL
folk won his 18th straight victory today.
defeating Lincoln, 16 to s. Lincoln asked
TO have Voolfolk pitch. 30 they could de-
feat him and Manager Scgrst obliged
them. Umpire Smith was accorded police
protection from fans after calling Good
win out at third IN the sixth inning
Score.
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Cleveland. June 2s.-After losing the
first two games OF the series. St. Louis
defeated Cleveland today, to 0. Kop
was unusually effective and Cleveland
threatened to score but twice. Tho
Browns hit the Indian pitchers hard and
~ latter were loosely supported. Score:
at InUIa TEyETAND
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Oilers Blank Saints.

Tulsa. Okl.. June 2s.-The Oilers made
it three out Of four from St. Joe today.
overwhelming tho league leaders. Is to 0.
Boehler held the Saints to four scattered
hits. beating them the second time In this
series. Lindberg was batted from the box
in the first inning and the Oilers enjoyed
. merry 60 round at the expense Of Grover
and Fisher in the latter rounds. Score:
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National
Divide Uouble-ilcAsIeg.

New York. June 2s-Phiiadsiphia and
New York divided a double.h header to-
DAY. tho visitors WANING tho frat game.
10 b. while tho Giants took the Sec
ond game. 10 ..
New York punched hits In tho second
same OF Singleton and Winters. while
Ryan held Philadelphia safe after the
fist inning. Score. first game:
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Britishers Sail for
u. S. to Start Tour

London, June 2S.-George Dun
can and Abe Mitchell, leading Bri-
fish golfers, left for Southampton to-
day to board the liner Majestic. They
plan to spend three months in play
ing over various courses in the
United States.
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Denver, June 2s.-Des Moines threatened
to overcome Denver's lead OF two runs
in the ninth today, but Salisbury struck
out Graham and cinched an 8 to Z victory
for the locals. The Bruins hammered
Cross out Of the box in the seventh inning
and Merz stopped the Bears rally Score:
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American


Washington. June :s.-Johnson wAs too
good for Hoyt In . pitching duel today
and Washington defeated New York. ! 10
o. johnson did not issue . single pass
and famed nine. Mentally and Pipp alone
OF tn. visitors escaping. IL Was John.
sons third successive shutout. and the
9Th OF his career. Score.
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Score by innings:
Oklahoma City ............2oO 600 ZOO
summ.ry-Runs: Pitt, Middleton. Cling
lardi. Smith, Musser. Berger (2), East ca.
Errors: Ginslardi. Mcdaniel (2), Wash
burn, Musser U. Sacrifice hit: Moore.
Two-basc hits: Pitt. Mcdaniel Allen. Ber-
ger. Stolen base: Fisher. Double plays:
Mcdaniel to Mann to Allen. Struck out:
Musser. s; Allen, :. Base on balls: OF
Musser, ). Left on bases: Wichita, 10;
Oklahoma City. I. Hit by pitched ball:
Haley, Berger. Umpires: Burnside and
FitzpAtr1ck. Time: 1850
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CLEVELAND.

Totals - II II
'Batted for Morton in sixth.
''Batted for Uhle in eighth.
Score by innings:
St. Louis ..................01 OIL 1872 100
SIeFeidNu WV wv WY
Summary-Runs: Tobin. Sisler az. Me-
Manus. jacobson (2), Williams. Ellerbe
2). Error: Jameson. J. Sewell. Two-base
hits: johnson 2). Kolp. Tobin. Three
base hits: SEVERED. Sacrifice hits: Gerber.
Tobin. Kolp (2). Double play: Ellerbe TO
sisler. Left on bases: ST. Louis, .; Cleve-
land. 7. Base on balls: OFF Kolp, 4: off
Edwards. 3. Hits: OFF Edwards. 8 in I
innings (none out in fifth: off Morton.
off Keefe, none In inning. Hit BY
pitched ball: Wambsganns, by Kolp.
Struck out: By Kolp. /: by Edwards. !:
by Morton, ;: by Kesfe, l. Balk: Kolp.
Losing pitcher: Edwards Empires: Chill
and Connolly. Time: 1:4s.
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PITTSBURGH.

Summary-Runs: Maranvil1e. Carey q,
Bigbee. Barnhart (2), Traynor. STATE,
OFarrell. Two-base hits: Maranville.
STATE, Carey. Traynor. Rohwer. Stolen
base: Carey. Sacrifice hits: Aldridge.
Terry. Bisbee, Hollocher. Double plays:
Meanwhile to Grimm. Friberg to Hol-
locher. Left on bases: Pittsburgh. 10:
Chicago. 8. Base on balls: OFF Aldridge,
2: off Hamilton. l. Struck out: BY AID
ridge. 2: by Hamilton, 5; by Osborne, /.
Hits: OFF Aldridge. II in innings (none
out in SEVENTH off Osborne. : in / an
ming: off Jones, 2 in 2 innings. Passed
ball: o'Farrell. Losing pitcher: AldridEe.
Umpires: KLEIN and Wilson. Time; 1:53.
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Detroit. June 2s-The Chicago white
sox gained undisputed right to third place
in the American league standing today.
winning from Detroit, I to !. Leveretts
IN the ninth saved Detroit from . shut
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ManaEers, Attention.

Cayne. manager Of the Omaha spaid.nE
Street All-stars, would like the person
with his team to write him at ai23 spald-
ing street, or call Kenwood 1855
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summary-Runs: Mccoy (c), Gibson t2),
Dye. Bool. Rooney (2). Cleveland t3). Nc
win, Winbush. O'Connor. voolfolk (2). Err
rors: Mccoy. tinker, Rooney, Goodwin.
Home runs: Bliss. McDermott. Gibson (2).
Sacrifice hits: McDermott. Bliss. Winbush.
Base on balls: OFF voolfolk. 4: off Max
well. /: off Henley. 6. Stolen bases: Good
win. CarriR. Double plays: Voolfolk to
Goodwin to Winbush. Rooney to Goodwin
to Winbush. Cleveland to Goodwin to
Winbush. Runs and hits: OFF Maxwell.
. and in 4 innings: off Henley. and
in innings: off Dye. none and none in
rs innings: of Jepson. none and none
in Ia innigg. Struck out: BY Voolfolk.
pitched ball: winbush. by Dye; W!nbush,
by Maxwell. Umpire: Smith. Time: 235.
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summary-Runs: Rapp. Parkinson. Will
liams. Walker. Leo t2). Peters. Meadows
Frsch t2. Meusel (2), Young. Errors:
Rapp. Frisch, Meusel. Causey. Two-base
hit: Williams. Three-base hits: Young.
Lee. Walker. Stolen base: Meusel Sac
rifice hits: Meadows. Henline. Double
smith 10 Leslie TO Rapp. j. Smith to
Parkinson to Leslie, Parkinson to J.
Smith TO Leslie. J. Smith to Leslie. Left
on bases: Philadelphia. "A: New York. I.
out: BY J. Barnes. !: by Causey. 2; by
Meadows. =; by winters. l. Hits: OF J.
Barnes. s IN , l-3 innings: off Causey.
IN I rs innings: off Jonnard in !
inning: off Meadows. IL In 6 "a innings;
off Winters. none In la inning. Hit
by pitched ball: Frisch. by Meadows.
Passed ball: T. Smith. Winning pitcher:
Meadows. Losing pitcher: Causey. I'm
pires: Sentelle and Mccormick Time:
2:2s
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Wins Over Johnston in Golf Tourney
State


Beatrice. Seb,. Juns :s-6rand Island
sN-ned the series today, hitting Mckee
hard In the first and ninth innings, SPEAK
er hit = home run with two on IN the
ninth, Score!
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICA NAssOCIAT1ON.
Yesfepdnv'a RAaulfa.

Louisville, 8: Toledo. 2 (called in sixth.
rain).
Kansas City, II; Minneapolis 3.
Indianapolis. Columbus. postponed. rain.
Today's Games.
Louisville at Columbus.
Kansas City At Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
No other games scheduled.
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bHKtVU tut OIuHuTK III eIb"R11'
Score by innings:
chicago ................ wv aV!-
Detroit ................. WV WV W.
Summary-Runs: Mulllgan, Hooper O,
Mostil, Cobb. Errors: Collins. Blue. Rig
ney Two-base hits: Jones, Mostil, Multi
gan. Stolen base: Mostil. Sacrifice hits:
Falk, Shelly, Clark. Double plays: Flag
stead to Barsler. Mulligan to Collins to
Shelly (2). Clark to Rigney to Blue. Jones
to Blue. Left on bases: Detroit. 8; Chi
cago. L. Struck out: BY Oldham. 2: by
Leverette. /. Base on balls: OF Oldham.
q off Oleson. /; off Leverette, L. Hits:
OFT Oldham, 6 in s innings: off Oleson. I
in I inning. Losing pitcher: Oleson. UNI
pires: Owens. Walsh and Evans. Time:
l%1.
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ArraHRo Games.

Pawnee City, Neb.. June 2s.-Special)-
Pawnee City will send two teams to play
In nearby towns A. part Of Fourth Of July
celebrations. The Black Sox will play
at Wymore and the Indians will play at
Burchard
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Starts Out Slow.

The game started out to be slow,
listless contest, featured by spectac-
ular catches by the outfielders OF both
teams and by the poor umplr'ng OF
McGloom, who was forced to work
the game alone due to the absence OF
"Ump" Anderson.
First Baseman Metz of Sioux City
and Babe Herman of Omaha were
ousted from the game for engaging
imp" McGloom in oral combat on
the field.
Manager Mattick OF Sioux City
trotted out Tesar to face the Butta-
loes. The Packer chucker pitched
good bali until the ninth, when the
Buffaloes punched three hits and a
double for their three runs. Tesar
went the full route and allowed the
locals Is hits during the II frames,
tanning seven and walking four.
"Coffey" Starts.
Coffindaffer greeted the visitors,
but gave way for pinch hitter in
the fourth. Stokes relieved "Coftey,"
but, like the latter, failed to please
his boss. Dan Triple took the firing
line in the fifth and managed to win
the game, allowing the lowans six
hits. He whitfield seven Packers and
issued six free ducats to the initial
station during the eight innings he
pitched.
The same teams play here this aft
ernoop
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Western
Witches Defeat Indians,

Witches Defeat Indians.
Wichita. Kan, June 2s.-W!chita made
it four straight by taking the final game
Of the series from Oklahoma City here
foday 70 / Score.
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Hastings Beats Norfolk.

Norfolk Neb.. June ga home run
by Amen. triple, double and a single
in the last inning after everything seemed
lost to Hastings brought in the visitors
three scores and a second consecutive vic
tory from the Eldhorns here this after
noon by score OF to S. Following Is
the Scora.
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Summary = Runs: CauRhan, Amen.
Tones (2). Serb, Knapp. Anterior, Rouse,
Clark. Sucker Older Errors: Church.
Serb, Peterson, Wiser Home runs:
Tones. Amen. Three-base hit: Cram.
Two-base hits: Mari. Sucker Hegarty.
Knapp, Tones. Sacrifice hits: Specie,
Wiser Base on balls: OF Peterson. 3.
Double play: Amen to Knapp. Struck out:
BY Peterson. 2: by Specie. s. Hit by
pitched ball: Anterior. by Peterson. Um-
pire: Murphy. Time: 2:o5
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Athletic. IIoee to Boston,

Philadelphia, June 2s.-KArr held Phil
adeiphia to seven scattered hits today.
which enabled Boston to score = to
victory and get out OF last place. Score:
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Fullerton Wins.
David CITY Wins,

Fremont, Neb.. June 2s.-(spscial)-
Wro.'s Variety OF Fremont lost 4 fast
game to David City here Sunday, 8 to J.
The pitching Of Burch for the Wroes was
the feature Of the game. The locals have
July 2, and ls open for out of town
games. Write r. Sehien. Fremont, Neb.
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Locals Bunch
Hits in Ninth
and Tie Count
Wild Throw to First in Final
Frame Gives Omaha
Seventh Straight
Victory.
By RALPH WAGNER.

i, took the Omaha Bufaloes nine
inning. 70 find their hitting stride
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=" . Id ~
BCFFALOES.

The Summary-Home run: Nets. Two
base hits: Gislasson. Manish. Ostergard.
Left on bases: Omaha, 9: Sioux City. IL.
Double plays: Snedecor to Gklason to
Burch. Hamilton to Palmer TO Metz.
Te.ar to Query to Metr. Runs and hits:
Off Coffindaffer, 4 and In 3 innings; OF OF
ripple, . and s in 8 inninxs; off Teses. ;
and is in Is innings. Winning pitcher !:
ripple; losing pitcher, Tear. struck out {:
BY Tesar. !: by Coffindaffer, 1; BY stokes:
none; BY Triple, !. Bases on balls: Oft
Tesar, 4: off Coffindaffer. 1; off stokes.
none: off Triple. 8. Earned runs: 0maha,
=: Sioux CITY. S. Hit batsman: Griffin BY
Tesar. Umpire: McGloom. Time OF game
:. SIS
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ming with the score b TO against
them. Pitcher Tesar OF Sioux City
moved down the first two Omaha
batsman in short order and all but
had his game won when Whitley
Gislason came to bat and turned
the tide OF battle against the
Packers.
Gislason singled to center and
Snedccor also came through with
dandy one-base blow. Grantham
followed in Snedecor's footsteps and
the bags were loaded. Heinic Man.
ush, the 20-ycar-old hitting wonder
OF the Western league, was next to
bat. With the tieing runs on the
sacks, Manush clouted out double
10 lett field and Gislason, Snedecor
and Grantham trotted across the
rubber with three scores which tied
the count. Griffin was an easy out
and Manush died" OIL second.
Tesar Tightens.
Pitcher Tesar frightened tighter
than a DIMINISHING in the 10th and
18th frames. Dut IN the maj s'dI@d
he weakened
Manush was the first Buffalo up
in the 18th. He singled to center
and Pug" Griffin pulled the unex-
pccted by planting the apple in lett
garden for single. Darrough
placed a dandy hit in the inheld and
again the bases were all occupied.
Boss Burch strolled to the plate. but
the best he could do was to force
Manush at home. Next came
Wilder. The latter forced Griffin
at the plate, but in throwing Wilder
out at first, Catcher Shangling OF
the Iowa outfit made low peg to
first, the ball striking Wilder on the
head and bounding out of the field
of play. During all OF this rumpus,
Darrough pulled himself across the
rubber with the winning rum and
lkhe Buffaloes beat the packers, to
s, incidentally winning their seventh
straight game.
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'Batted for Hasty In seventh.
Score by innings:
Boston ..................ol 90 0o1 100
Philadelphia .............. 900 1Ol 0o0-z
Summary - Runs: Smith, Menosky.
Burns Dugan. Walker (O. Errors:
Young. Johnston. Hasty. Two-base hits:
Menosky, Dykes. Collins. Three-base hit:
Collins. Stolen base: Galloway. Sacrifice
hits: Miller. Ruel. Double plays Dykes
to Perkins to Johnston Pratt to Pittenger
to Burns. Karr to Pittenger to Burns.
Left on bases: Boston. S: Philadelphia. 8.
Base on balls: OF Hasty. 3: Oft Karr. Z.
Struck out: By Karr. 4. Hits: OF Hasty.
in innings; off HARRISON. I in 2 innings.
Losing pitcher: Hasty. Umpires: Dineen
and Hildebrand. Time: 1858.
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Summary-Runs: PARKINSON, "ililamS
90. Bancroft. Rawlings. Meusel. Kelly G).
Stengel (2), Snyder. Error: Bancroft.
Two-base hit: Bancroft. Home runs: Will
liams. Stengel Sacrifice hit: Snyder. Left
on bases: New York. Z; Philadelphia. I.
Base on balls: OF Ryan. 2; off Single
ton, 2. Struck out: B Ryan. 7: by SIN
gleton. /. Hits: OF Singleton. . in
innings: off Winters. 6 In 2 innings. Losing
pitcher: Singleton. Umpres: Mccormick
and Sentelle Time: 1851
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Duncan and Mitchell play at the
Field club Tulv 20.
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DIES MONIES.
DENVER.

Des Moines ...............so0 100 eof-7
Denver ....................02 900 0o3 30x-s
Summary-Runs: Genin. Wagner go
Koran, Graham. Yuma. Long. OBrien,
Comes. Cartwright tS). Patterson t1). Err
ror: OBrien. Earned runs: Des Moines Z;
Denver. 8. Stolen bases: Milan, Wright
Tvo-bass hits: Wagner Koran, Salisbury,
Three-bass hits: Wagner. Genin. Yuma
Berger Cartwright Home runs: Patter-
son. Long. Sacrifice hits: Koran (2). La
Sale. Parker. Sacrifice fly: Patterson.
Struck out: By Salisbury. 4: by Cross. q;
by Nerz. I. Base on balls: Off Salisbury.
!; off Cross. 4. Left on bases: Des Moines.
.; Denver, J. innings pitched: BY Cro.s
IL. . runs. II hits; by Merz.. "a.
no hits. EMPIRES: Donshue and Held. A.
tendance. :.oto. Time: Ace.
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Friend Wins Game.
Friend. Neb., June -. Especially -
Friend defeated Geneva Sunday on the
latter's grounds, . to /.
Score by innings: R. H. T.
Friend ..............301 90 1o0-s Is 2
Geneva 100 900 oo0-1 o
Batteries: Person and Murphy; Filler,
Black and Campbell.
Fullerton Wins.
Fullerton. Neb.. June 2s.-(speeial)-
The locals shut out Wolbach in a fast
game hero Sunday, to o. Hoffman
pitched good ball for the locals and was
given splendid support.
Newman Loees,
Humphrey. Neb.. June 2s.-(epeeial)-
Humphrey defeated Newman, s to T. Sun
day on this lattsrs grounds, and lost TO
Columbus Monday, s to 2.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-12-21
Arkansas Town
Owned by Man

and that Is unwritten. II is that every
body must work. There are no idle
men In the town and vagrants are not
tolerated. There can be no undesirable
citizens because Wilson, who owns ell
the houses, will not rent homes to unde-
sirables.
Homes Are Modern.
Everybody In Wilson is a renter
Even the one man who owns and runs
the town writes check. payable to
himself, every month for $45. That is
the highest rent paid. and only two
other citizens pay that much. Other
tenants pay s12.5O to $27.50 a month.
with a few exceptions, where the
rentals are $50 TO $40.
Every home In Wilson, whether il is
threeroom cottage or a mansion, Is
equipped with electric lights, tub and
shower baths, hot and cold water, tele-
phone, hedge. flower garden, truck
patch, and chicken yard.
Wilson has Industries that represent
total investment of $1.000O 900. These
produce annually nearly $1,000. 900
worth Of manufactured hardwood lIIn-
| Der. ginned cotton, -four meal. and
mixed feed. The raw material for these
products comes from n 40.OO0acre tract
OF cultivated and timbered land, all
owned by Wilson. The principal agri-
cultural products are cotton, corn,
wheat and alfalfa.
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