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herein specified. the plaintiff will take
judgment against you as prayed in
said amended complaint.
The said action is brought for the
purpose of foreclosing a certain mort
gage described in the amended COM
plant in said action, covering certain
real estate in Custer County, Idaho.
described in said amended complaint
Plaintiff prays for an accounting of the
amounts due under said mortgage and
that said real estate be ordered sold
to satisfy the same and plaintiff also
prays for. general equitable relief.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
said District Court. this Goth day of
November, 1923.
(SEAL) EMMETT DONAHUE. Clerk
Cheney St Clair, Attorney for Pisin-
tiff, Residence and Post Office address
Idaho Falls, Idaho.
1st ,ub. Dec. 10. lsft Jon o.
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ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Sixth Ju-
dicial District of the State Of Idaho,
| In and for Custer County.
The Oregon Mortgage Company. Linn
tied, corporation, Plaintiff,
VS..
John S. Jamison; Charles H. Ramp
ton; Bridget J. Hartford; Dora Lay
Hawley; Ashton-Jenkins Company, a
corporation; Laker Land & Loans, a
corporation; Arthur Davis, doing bus
mess individually under name Of Da-
Wis Investment Co; Margaret J, jam
ison; Belle Benbrook; Nellie Mower;
Sadie R. BUST; Wesley Buist; Cliff
ford BUST; Helen BUST /; Virginia
BUST; Lucy BUST; Henry Ware Ly-
on, Jr.; and UNKNOWN OWNERS OF
NwA and VIZ of SWA and NEA
of SWA and NWA of sen of Section
SO. in Township Z, North, Range "a.
T. 7. N. Defendants
GREETINGS to the above named de-
PENDANTS.
You are hereby notified that an a.
mended complaint has been filed a.
~einst you in the District Court OF
:--.a Sixth Judicial District of the
State Of Idaho IN and for the County
ci j.. sster, b.. H., -. We named plain
tiff. and you are directed to appear
and answer the said amended COM
plant within twenty days of the ser
vice of this alias summons If served
within the said Judicial District, and
within forty days if served elsewhere;
and you are further notified that I'M
less you so appear and answer said
amended complaint within the time
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the First Sta Bank of
Challis, Idaho. will be held at the
First State Bank in Challis Idaho.
on January 18th at P. NJ. for the
purpose OF electing directors and at
tending t. other business that may
rutoe up.
N G. HoVEY, Cashier.
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On Sale Now, $I.00 per set

Each SET contains IA pieces of
heavy Pekinese board. holding
rack, dice, instruction book. counters
everything complete.
Order your set now and learn this
fascinating new game. S1.00 per set
is really remarkable and you should
not overlook this opportunity. They
will make very useful and popular
Christmas gifts.
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MAH-JoNG, MOST POPULAR A.
MEXICAN GAME AT PRESENT

Mah-Jong parties are quite the
vogue IN some sections of our coun'
try Mah-Jong has superseded bridge
and 200.
Mah-Jong sets range in price from
$100 on up-like buying an auto, you
can go as far as you like.
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We ask that all those owing for
subscription or otherwise kindly call
in and settle. We cannot pay our
bills unless we get what is coming to
US. Thanks!
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NEAR CHALCiS

Manufacturer will sell fine player
piano at a big sacrifice. Write to
FRED THUNELL. 1912 So. IL East,
Salt Lake City; wholesale representa-
tive of The Baldwin Piano Co.
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Amos Cummins had the misfortune
to sustain a broken nose while az
play last week. He is under the ca
of DR.. Kirtley and is getting aionc
splendidly.
ATTORNEY L. II fl mo messed
through town last Sunday on his way
from his home at Salmon to Arco to
wind up the hearing in the Little Lost
river water suit
Clarence Burstedt and Paul Thorn
as, Ivan Hughes and wife and the
Misses Farrell and JACOBS were WIS.,
itors at Salmon and Mackay the lat
ter part of last week
All those desiring Christmas trees
should apply for free use permit at
the Forest office or Ranger Frost.
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ITEMS ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

- b.
Jess Shorett was In town Monday
from his home at Salmon.
DR.. Dickinson will be in Challis a.
gain about February LIST.
/ Keith Horning and wife are max
ing their home in Salt Lake City.
Get Nah Jong games for Christ
mas presents. s1.00 per set at this
office
The Rebekah lodge will give their
dance in the Dodge Hall instead OF
the Odd Fellows Hall
Mrs D. M. Burnett entertained the
Jolly Dozen Club last Friady. A very
pleasant time is reported.
The Modern Woodmen now hold
Their meetings in the Babcock build
ing having rented it for lodge hall.
Mae Peck returned last week from
Portland where she has been for the
past year. She was met ut Pocatello
by Mrs. L. Peck.
Tue Emmett Donahue family visi-
ted al Mackay last Sunday. One OF
MI Donahues little sisters returned
hcmc with them for a visit here.
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For Nice Smooth Shave and fash
ionabIe hair cut call at the Pastime
Club Room Barber Shop.-Henry Mich
OILS, Prop. Advertisement
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FREE SONG BOOK

Ndie
AuultSb
Write Fred Thunell 1912 So. II East
Salt Lake City. Wholesale represen
tative of the Baldwin Piano Co.
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PROTO-O'DOWD BOUT FOR FRIDAY NIGHT IS CALLED OFF BY B. A. C.

Jimmie Proto and Tim O'Dowd will not meet at the Birmingham Ath- letic club Friday night. This an nouncement was made by Tommy Tompkins, Birmingham Athletic club boxing matchmaker, Wednesday night.
 Tommy gave his reason for calling off the bout the fact that, as claimed, ODowd and his manager attempted to hold up" the club ill the financial arrangements. Here's what Tommy says:
 70 Dowd and his manager. Mason, alter scheduling the bout for Friday night, were quartered at local hotel. and guaranteed expenses to remain over until Friday for the bout With Proto. They agreed to all ar arrangements, and. in the opinion of Birmingham Athletic club officials, the affair was closed until the bout. time Friday night.
 Imagine our surprise Wednesday morning to find out that Mason and ODowd had checked out at the hotel and left town. We were in a uuan- dary and didn't know what to do or to plan.
 Later on in the day Wednesday, Mason wired us that he would fill the
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engagement for Friday night upon the guarantee of an eNhorbitant price, and two round trip tickets from Atlanta. The Birmingham Athletic club didn't feel inclined to be treated in any such manner, so we cancelled the bout
 Tommy Tompkins was rather "hot under the collar" over the sudden turn of affairs He couldn't explain the actions of Mason and ODowd, but said that, in his opinion, the Atlanta pair had seized upon the opportunils to force the Birmingham Athletic club into a hard contract. The call ing off of the bout frustrated the plan. if Mason and O'Dowd were con templating such.
 Proto and O'Dowd fought at the Birmingham Athletic club not so long ago and their bout was such a good one that fandom was looking for ward to whirlwind affair Friday night.
 Tommy Tompkins wouldn't say Wednesday whether ODowd will be barred from Birmingham rings or not, but stated that the next fight card at the Birmingham Athletic club will feature Jimmy Proto in the main event.
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the field, with very nice round w Wednesday to his credit. He is closely pursued, however, and stands chance of being busted on the next Is.
 The next IS hole round will be played Saturday afternoon. Pailinss were announced by Bob Andrews. Roebuck pro, immediately after the close of the second round Wednesday afternoon.
 The Roebuck tournament is for the Presidents cup, consisting of 72 holes of medal play. Handicaps are assigned each player. and the net scores are the one that count
 Following are the pairings for Satur- days third round of IS hoies
 Bobby Thames and Dr. J. F.. Frazier V. c. Prowel and K. F. Stovali
 l.. G. Brownlee and A. Tourman.
 l. J. Osbun and R. T. Brooke
 Judge W. NJ. Walker and Paul Angel C: E: Corwin and pr. Lloyd Noland W. F. Donovan and T. J. Kidd.
 J. P. Ross and C. T. Fairbairn
 John $. Coxe and C. W. Streit Jr.
 Dr. sam Nabers and A. NJ. Shook. IT, R. II. Baugh. Sr.. and Ernest Redd
 D. ]. Ryan and P. Toulmin
 Percy Brewer and N V. Millsap
 H. NJ. Woodward and Roy Cohen
 Lee Bradley. Jr and F. NJ. Ivy.
 Eugene Fies a.d P. B. Marzoni.
 J. B. Cobb and II. r. DeBardeleben.
 J. N. Cornelius and Dr. Walsh.
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College Baseball

At Starkville. Miss: Georgia Mis- sissippi A. and M. prevented by train wreck
 At Oxford. Miss: University of Mississippi- University of Tennessee. prevented by train wreck.
 At Princeton, N. J.: Princeton. z; LaFayette. 6.
 At Baltimore: Harvard 2; Navy, 4. At New Haven, Conn.: Yale, ?; Fordham, l,
 At West Point: Army, 10; Tufts, 2.
 At Lafayette, Ind: Illinois. 13; Purdue, s.
 At Dallas: University of Arkansas, 1; Southern Methodist university, ,. At Johnson City, Tenn. State Nor maj IA; Lincoln Memorial Univer- Sity g.
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Ad Wolgast Is Dead

PEORIA. H.. April 1S.-A. D. Vol gast. former worlds champion light weight prize fighter died in the in- sane asylum here yesterday, accord ing to attendants there. who say they have checked with Milwaukee par ties as to the identity of the man. who died under the name of Ed Wal gast. He has been at the hospite. aS year. A brother in Milwaukee sent a telegram to Dr. George Zeeler. ask ing him to hold the body pending his arrival here. Dr. Zeeler said that the man was brought here from the FL gin. H., sanitarium a year ago, after tarium in Milwaukee.
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Totals .........S9 15 27 "-Batted for Jones in sixth.

Totals ..........33 27 2 s-Batted for Danforth in sixth
 ss-Batted for Durst in eighth
 "'Batted for Wright in eighth.
 ''sRan for Nangilder in eighth.
 Score by innings
 Detroit .............so so1 oo4 Ol0- 2 St. Louis .................2 200 300 100- 6
 Summary: Two ase hits-McMa nus. w. Collins Heilmann. Home runs--He ilmann, Williams. Sacrifices-Danforth. Cutshaw, Fothergill 2. Left on oase--Detroit 10; St. Louis '. Bases off W. Collins 4; Danforth l; Wright l. Struck out by w. Collins Danforth l; Francis 2; Wright 2; Root 1. Hits off Shocker in l; Danforth in D: Wright in ?; Root none in l. Collins D in 3 2-s Francis { in 51-3. Hit by pitcher by W. Collins. Robertson and Tobin by Danforth, Blue and Pratt Winning pitcher. Francis Losing pitcher, Danforth. and Ormsby.
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BURKES DOUBLE M NINTH DEFEATS
 THE VOLS, 8 TO q

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 1s.-Mike Burke's two-base hit in the ninth. which came after opportunities to retire the side had been wasted enabled Atlanta to win a loosely played game, to :, Poor han ding of the ball and slow thinking cost both teams runs. Neihaus wild and Nashville took nearly lead on free passes
 Langford hit home run with the bases unoccuped and made a sensational catch
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BEARS AGAIN SLIP WHITEWASH COAT
 TO THE PELICANS
Champions Win 80 Game Behind Fult0n'S Great
 Pitching

MOBILE. Ala. April 1s.-Mobile scored their second straight shutout from the New Orleans team this afternoon. to 0. due to the effective huring of Fulton. Whitaker who started for the visitors, was hit hard and was wild, being re-
 lieved in the fifth inning by Craft. who was not scored on The hitting of Huhn and fielding of Bogart featured the game.
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Kearns Says Big Match
 Has Not Been Closed

LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 1S.- Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Demp- sey, champion Heavyweight pugilist, denied today that arrangements had been completed for a match between Dempsey and Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul.
 Negotiations are under way for such q match, but it has not been closed" Kearns said.
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Indian Rally Wins

CLEVELAND. April 1S.-One of the largest opening day crowds that ever wit messed an American league game here saw Cleveland make ninth inning rally Chicago had gone into the lead 5 to 1, in the eighth inning, Wamby led off the ninth with a double. Speaker fouled out but Guisto walked and Summa and Sewell singled. two runs scoring. The official attendance was 20.373. about $50 less than the opening day record Score:
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Robins Rally Noses Out

BROOKLYN. \. Y. April la-rhe Brooklyn Dodgers staged a rally Tn the ninth inning otday 10 win. to D. Wlth the score , to in the ninth. Wheat greeted Ralph Head, who had held the Dodgers to three hits with circuit sawt Sehliebner singled and Barber walked. Hubbell relieved Head and after passing Reuther and allowing DeberrY a hit was sent 10 the showers Meadows then passed Grimes and Olstons single ,Snn the game Score:
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Gibbons And Dempsey To Meet In Montana

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, April IS. weight championship fight between Jack Dempsey, champion. and Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul have been com pleted and the fight will be held at Shelby, Mon, July I, it was definite ly announced. here last night by Eddie Kane. maniager of Gibbons.
 Representatives of the two fighters have agreed 10 all terms for the fight and only the signatures of the princials remain to be affixed to the articles to complete the negotiations which have been under way for sev- eral months. according to Kane.
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Australia Withdraws From Dauis Cup Euent

MELBOURNE. Australia, April 1S.- tBy Associated Press. s.)-Australia will not participate in the Davis cup lawn tennis competition this year, it has been decided, owing to the inability of Gerald l.. Patterson and Pat O'Hara Wood. members of last years team, to go to -Eonoluiu for the in- itial play with Hawaii.
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BASEBALL FORM
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

ScSterdaNS KcSUItS Chattanooga D, Birmingham 1. Mobile 3, New Orleans 0. Atlanta s, Nashville '. Little Rock 4, Memphis 3.
 TOdny's Games Nashville at Birmingham. Chattanooga at Atlanta. Memphis at Little Rock. New Orleans at Mobile,
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And Return To Open Home Season Al
RUTH AND WILLIAMS
 START HOME RUN RACE WITH FOUR-PLY SWAPS
Tremendous Crowd Sees Babe Ruth Hit For Circuit With
 Two Men On Base

NEW YORK, April 1s.-Before record throng officially announced as 74,400, he New York Yankees. American league champions opened their new stadium and the 1923 season today with to 1 tri umph over the Boston Red Sox.
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 Sie 001 120 002-6 ssBatted for Faber In eighth.
 'Batted for Faber in eighth ., summary Two-base hits Kamm Hooper 2, Speaker 9. J. Sewell. Wamhv Stolen bases Wamby. ]. seweil. Sacri. flce. Johnson. Double plays, Collins, Left on base. Chicago s. Cleveland 1T. Base on balls, off Faber 2. Mack 1, Boone ?: Hits, off Faber 10 in innings; off Mack in l 1-3 innings; off Coveleskie 10 in 1-s innings; off Uhle in 2-3 in nings: off Boone in inning. Struck out. by Faber 4, Mack 1, Coveleskie g. Boone 1. Wild pitch. Uhis, Passed ball, Schalk. Winning pitcher. Boone; losing pitcher. Mack. Empires. Hildebrand Mo
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SUMMARY Home Runs-Bates Morrow. Sacrifice Hi:-C. Anderson. stolen Bases-Neun :. Double Play-Bates 10 Leonard 10 C. Anderson. - Left on Bases-Birmingham 7 Chat tanooga ,. ~. Eases on Balls-Off wingfield 3, off Guess 2 off Whitehill {. Struck Out-By Wingf<eld 2. by Guess 2. by Daniels g.
 Wild Wingfield. Guess. Hits--Off Whitehill with runs. none out ia second off Wingfeid with 3 runs Tn 9-S innings
 Winning Pitcher-Guess. Losing Pitcher-Daneils. Time-2:25.
 Umpires-Brennan and McGowan.
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Cubs Win In Eighth

CHICAGO. April 1S,-Boehler weakened in the eighth inning, and Chicago pounded out six hits. including two doubles and triple. broke tie score and defeated Pittsburs to .. keIeher and Grimm snocked home runs Score:
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Home Runs Feature

ST. LOUIS. April 1S.-With George Sis Ter on the sick list the Browns lost the opening game of the season lo Detroit to- day, Q to s. Kenneth Williams started his home run slugging with drive into the right field stands in the seventh. In the preceding inning, Heiman hit into the same stand for homer. scoring Cobb The attendance was estimated at 20 900
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'-Bated for Oeschger in seventh 'e-- Batted for Genewch in ninth.

'-TIat ted Tor OescDEer m seNthTN.
 '"-Batted for Genewich in ninth.
 Score by innings;
 New York .+.........,."....=. .=..otl 2l0 200 Boston 2. uuU luV oVp-
 Summary: Two-base hits-Noung, Sny- der, Raswel McInnis. Three base hits O'ConneN Gowdy. Home -run-Scott. stolen bases-Groh. Sacrifice-Snyder. Double plays--Groh and Kelly; Bancroft, Frisch and Kelly. Left on bases-New York 10 Boston 5. Bases on balls off Scott 4 Watson 4; Oeschger 2; Gepewich l. Struck out--Scott { Watson l; Oesch- Ont in ninth; Barnes none in one; Wat son ; In 2-3; Oeschger in Is; Gene wich lin ,. Winning pitcher Scott; loslng pitcher Watson. Empires Klem and Derr Time a:O2.
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Chance Trembles In Excitement of Homer.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Frank Chance. Peerless leader of the old Chica go Cubs. sat among his Red Sox in the visitors dugout at Yankee stadium today, trembling like an oak leaf in late fall.
 w hats the matter. boss, cold?' asked Chick" Fewster. shortstop.
 Gold nothinG," smiled Chance. Excited, like fish that's been hauled on river bank then thrown back into the stream"
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Summary: Three base hit. Williams Home runs, Sand Wheat. Sacrifice, John rton. Double plays Olson, Johnston, Schleibner: Parkinson. Sand and Hollle. Left on base, Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn T. Base on balls off Head 1. Hubbeil l, Meadows l. Struck out. by Grimes {. Hits. off Head in s innings (none out in ninth, off Hubbell in no innings tnone out in ninth), Meadows l in none tnone out in ninth). Wild pitch. Head. Losing pitcher Meadows. Empires, Hart and Mccormick. Time. hours.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York '. Boston I. Chicago ', Pittsburg ?. St. Louis f, Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn 6, Philadelphia ,.
 TOday's Games St. Louis at Cincinnati. Pittsburg at Chicago. Philadelhia at Brooklyn. New York at Boston c games).
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Atlanta .................elO 100 103- & Nashville ......... .......420 100 000-- [
 Summary: Two-b base hits-Corgan. Dowd. Burke, Niehaus. Three base hits Herman. Home run-Langford Stolen bases-Bernsen, Cuyler. Richbourg, Sac rifices-Corgan, Perritt ?, Michaels Burke. Double pay-Dowd to Moore to Herman, Left on bases-Nashville 9; At lanta $ Bases on bals-Off Clearwater 3, off Niehaus :. struck out by Clearwater none by Nehaus ,. Hits-Off Gilen- water II in innings; off Niehaus in 2. Hit by ptcher-Bl Nehaus. Cuyler and Michaels. Wild pitch-Niehaus. Winning pitcher--Niehaus; losing pitcher. Gilen- water tmpiress-Doolan, Irwin and John son. Tlme--l 90.
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TRAVELERS EARLY LEAD ENOUGH TO BEAT THE CHICKS

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. April 1S.-Little Rock scored four runs in the first three innings here today and Memphis was un- a ble to overcome the lead, the Travellers making it two straight, with a to vic-
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BROWNLEE STILL LEADING FEED IN ROEBUCK TOURNEY

The secopd IS holes in Roebuck's s i2-hole medal play golf tournament were played Wednesday afternoon over the Roebuck course. Some splendid scores were turned in, and the close of the second round finds the leaders enjoying very flattering totals.
 Leslie Brownlee continues to lead before he came out with two men down, Gibson, first up, singled went to second on Richards hit and scored on Ream's single along with Rich ards However the two men before Reams at bat were turned down. one struck out and the other went out second to first. It looked like Gra- ham would pull out of the hole but passed ball let Eeams score and the next man up knocked a three bagger and Wheeler was sent in. The next man up flied to short ending the in- ming. The Tigers were held scoreless for the rest ot the game.
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Dykes Homer Wins

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 1S.-Phi
 a delphia opened the American league sea son here today by defeating Washingt on, 3 to 1. home run by Dykes in the ond inning with one on base was the blow that sent Walter Johnson down to de- feat. Harris held Washington to four scattered hits. More than 10000 persons
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! 0 " E Y RESTED
 RIXEY M BATTLE AS CARDINALS VIM
Mann Hits Homer For St. Louis, And Helps ViC-
 tory Along

CINCINNATI. April 1s.-Toney out pitched Rixey in the second game of the season here today and St. Louis evened up the series by beating Cincinnati. to ..
 Mann made the first home run of the incal snasnn In tha ird inning Scnre:
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Giants Long Hits Win

BOSTON April 1s.-Long hits off Wat son and Oeschger enabled the world cham pion Giants to beat Boston : to today. Scott hit a homer in the fourth. scoring snyder. Score:
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way. Peckinpaugh. Home run. Dykes Stolen base, s. Harris. Sacrifice, Dykes B. Harris. Double play. s. Harris to Peck inpaugh to Judge. Left on base. Wash ington :. Philadelphia 6. Base on balls off Johnston 2, B. Harris l. Struck out . by Johnson :. B. Harris 3. Hit by pitcher. by B. Harris (S. Harris). Um-
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Summary: Two base hits, Niehoff. Stolen base. Marriott. Gilbert Sacrifices. D. Williams Mulyey. Fulton. Double plays Cueto to Niehoff to Huhn; Fulton/ to Heving to Huhni Marriott to Huhni Ewoldt to knaupp to Clanton. Lett oi base. Mobile ,, New Orleans 6. Bases on balls. off Fulton ?. off Whitaker l. off Craft l. struck out, by Fulton ., Craft I. Hits, off Whitaker in 1-3 innings ttwo on base out when re- lievedD. Winning pitcher, Fulton. Losing pitcher Whitaker. Time. :55. Umpires Guthrie and Pfenningeg.
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Score by lnnngs -. .. p'tishurz ..-..-. .-.-...s. nuu uVu -uu- r,bicapo .....0Ol 0l0 05x-

Heatchote. Grimes. Three base nlts- Alexander. Fwberg. Home run--kelleher Grimm stolen base-Statz sacrifices Iraynor. kelleher. Alexander. pouole plays-Boehler Maranvile and Grimm Maranvile. Terney and Grimm. Left on ba es-Pittsburg 5; Chicago t. Bases on balls-Off Boehler ,. struck out-by Boehlcr .. Alexander .. Umpires-Sen-
 eIle and Moran. Time of game 1.SO
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LIttIe ROCK ............. "O2 000 00x--4
 Summary: Two-base hits, Silva. Glea- son. Three base hits, Sturdy, Prothro Stolen bases. Mayer, Silva. Double plays, IhevenoW to Gislason to Sturdy; Smith by Mitchell ' with hits and 4 runs. Losing pitcher. Mitchell. Left on bases Memphis II. Little Rock G. Struck out, by Marberry 3, by Mitchell ?. Bases on balls. off Marberry $, off Mitchell o2, off rreon l. Passed ball. Lynn. Balk Mar. berry. Time, 2:05. Empires. Jorda and Williams.