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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
DRIVER CLEARED
Exonerated Of Death OF Two
He Thought HoIdupS

J. A. Peterson was exoueratsd o,
blame for the killing OF Thomas
Lund and Peter Hansen October
. By a coroner's jury Tuesday. The
jury decided that Peterson thought
he was being held UP when he saw
three men in the road. and was
justified in deliberately dashing into
them with his automobile. killing
Lund instantly and fatally injurlng
Hansen
The third man. r. Larsen, said
that he and his companions had
been drinking and were not in the
path Of tho auto, and were not try
ing to attract the attention Of the
driver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
1000 EGGS
In EVERY HEN
If You Keep Chickens
CUT THIS OUT

THE great trouble with tho poul-
try business has always been that
tho laying life OF n hen was too
short" says Henry Trafford. Inter-
national Poultry Expert and Breeder,
for nearly Is years Editor OF Poul-
try Success.
Tho average pullot lays 100 oggs:
II kept the second year. shN may lay
100 more. Then she goes to market.
Yet II has been scientifically eatab-
llshed that every pullot 10 born or
Matched with over 1000 minute egg
germs In her system-and will lay
them on n highly profitable basis
over q period OF four to six years
umo N given proper care.
How TO work TO get 1000 crEs
from every hen; how 20 get pullcts
laying early; how TO make tho hold
hens lay like pullets: how to keep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

UP heavy egg production oil through
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highest; triple egg production; make
siacket hens hustle. These and many
other money making poultry secrets
hto contained in Mr.. Trafford'a
huVu- EGG HEN system OF poultry
raising. ono copy OF which will bc
sent absolutely free TO any reader of
TINS paper who keeps ak hens or
more. Bggg should go TO dollar
or more n dozen this wlntor. This
meanA big profit TO tho poultry
Keeper who gets the eggs. Mr.. Trnf-
ford tells how. II you Keep chickens
anu want them to make money for
YOU, CUT OUT thla al and send II. with
your namo and address, 60 Henry
Trafford, suite i17-M, Herald Bldg.
Binghainton, n, y, and FREQ copy
OF The 1000 EGG HEN" will be sem
by return Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

George Hammond day. suspected OF robbnr n @
Noya 49, in city Maggie Second ave NJ I'm the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

South End, Monday night. Maggie was
attacked and strong.armed by two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

doses usually break up tho cold
completely and end all grippe mis-.
cry.
"Papo's Cold Compound" Is tho
quickest, surost relief known and
costs only thlrty.fivo cents at drug
stores. Tastes nice. Contains no
quinlne, Insist upon Pape's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

day noon.
Campbell will support the measure
and Oliver T. Erickson. former coun
Gilman, now being mentioned as O
possible candidate at the spring cleo
ton for tho Same post, will op
pose Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Debate Proposed
Utility Tax Law

Councilman w. r. Campbelrs pro.
posed ordinance for n per cent tax
on city utilities will be debated be.
fore the Municipal league next Tues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

Instant Relief Don't stay stuffed.
up! Take 'Pape's Cold Compound"
every two hours until throo doses
arc taken. Tho first dose opens
clogged.up nostrils and air pussages
OF head; stops nose running; relieves
headache, dulpesg fevorlshnem.
snesg'n" The second and third
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02
Calumet Trims Up
Gannett Team and
Ties with Legion

The fast Calumet Club trimmed
Gannetts at Williams Field last
evening by a score of SIS in one of
the best games of the season, and
moved up in the League standing to
a tie with the American Legion.
The Calumet Club was outhit by
their opponents but two of their six
hits were triples and an error by
Ellis in the fifth frame proved costly
to the losers. The Calumet Club,
however. took the lead at the start
and was never headed
Laliberte, while liberal with hits,
kept them we'll scattered and was
clever in the pinches. He also made
five difficult assists, once catching
Ellis fat footed off the first sack.
The club, as whole, gave him
splendid support and two of their
three errors were of the unlucky
bounce variety.
Allison pitched strong game for
the losers with the exception of the
fourth inning when he hit two men
in succession and sent fast one to
Laliberte, who nicked it for three
bases, thereby driving in two runs.
Kinds and Simpson gave Allison
classy support. Kinds made several
classy pickups and throws to the
first sack, handling six chances in
faultless manner.
Simpson was the hitting star of
the afternoon. He faced Laliberte
four times and managed to CLEAN
the latter's offerings for a triple and
home run. The four-base hit went
through the right field fence and
Simpson beat Drouin's attempted
relay to the plate. ELISE started
pretty double in the sixth. cutting
off possible Suggest after Doyon
and Toulouse were on bases.
Summary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02
TACONNETS FAIL
To REGISTER A RUN
AND P.C.F.'Sy|N

Waterville, July 1.-The p. c n
blanked the Taconnets here this ~
ternoon in a good contest in wh,a
the visitors took the lead in the Al
by punching hits and scoring th,,
runs. The final score was SO. h,
arth was the star stickman OF a.,
day. starting off the game with 4
double that proved the start Of an
aster for the Taconnets and driv,,l
out a beautiful circuit clout in al
second.
The Taconnet team played a sc,l
steady game but were unable 10 NJ
a man across the plate due 10 ~
efficient work of auckland in the ~
and the men in the field. The 10y.
touched auckland for five hits WI
the visitors garnered eight of an
Bragg, one of which was a hor1
and two doubles.
The first inning was a bad one ..
Bragg when eight men faced him !.
fore the final>o Kinney adyar..I
Howarth when Bragg failed 10 -"
lect kinney's grounder and Maet.I
sacrificed sending Howarth bom.
Ingram singled letting kinney bns
then Dan Martin struck out. Mn
got a free ticket to first and LEn.t
singled driving Ingram across ~
plate. Leary went out on first c,o,
ing the inning. In the second How
arths was the second man up. Rec
land going out at first. Howar,s,E
homer now made the score 40 81
erything moved serenely until MI
seventh when Mackley connar.iR
with Bragg's offering for a two b,s
ser. Ingram flied out then Mar,I
cracked out bingle. but was inmrsI
slightly when he collided with IA,
iels at first. Mackley came home II
Martins single.
Potter. the second man IN for u.
Taconnets in the first singled Nh
the next two died before reacbi,.I
first and the inning closed. RssI
was the next man to hit when III
connected in the fifth for asin,,I
Allen went to first on an error 4,
Martin and Doyle singled mails
things look pretty bright for src-
but Reed goes ont at home and Rr,s
was out closing the inning, NJ
score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02
MILL|ONAIREs BUNCH HITS FOR,
TALLY OF 5, BIZ ANK BAR HARBOR

A wee bit wobbly in the early
frames but pitching himself out of
several bad holes, Don Brennan
handed a blank to Bar Harbor while
the MiIlionaires were collecting five
tallies off the offerings of Jowett.
yesterday afternoon on Williams
field.
The game was a hurting duel up
to the fifth with honors about even,
although Don received good support
in the pinches, two runners being
thrown out at the plate. Shorty
Kilpatrick's work at short also was
a big factor, he accounting for eight
put out and seven assists. Clancy
made beautiful peg to Che plate in
the fourth, cutting off run.
Due to Brennan's unsteadiness in
the early frames the Nabobs' held
a constant threat but as the affray
progressed Don grew stronger and
was going fine at the end. The top
of the batting order hogged the hitt-
ing of the day. Fitzpatrick, Morrell
and Clancy each getting a brace of
bingles, Dams two being a triple and
double.
Perhaps it was due to the over
cast weather, perhaps it was because
1t was the day after the circus, but
whatever the reason, the crowd in
attendance was lamentably small. 1t
is hard to understand why the peo-
pie will not turn out. The team is
playing first class bali and at the
top of the league standing, but des-
pite this there is q dearth of enthu-
siaSm.
Brennan started theS downfall of
his rival in the fifth when with two
down he singled sharply to center.
Fitzpatrick was safe when Baker
threw over Cobb's head. Don scor-
ing. Morrelps attempted sacrifice
was turned into a safe hit and both
raced home when Clancy shot one
to right center for two bases. Davis
went out to short.
Augusta grabbed two more in the
seventh. Shorty led off with a pipp-
IN over second. Morrell beat out a
bunt, Shorty going over to second
and third on Jowetts error. On a
passed ball. Shorty tailed and Nor
rell moved to third. also raced home
a moment later on Clancy's sacrifice
to deep left. This ended the days
scoring.
Today at 4:10 sharp the Million
ares VIII stack up against the Pc
nobscot Chemical Fibre team. Ack-
erly, the new twirler will work and
tans will be curious to see how he
sizes UP. The score:
AJTCITSTTA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02
OLD TOWN COMES
THROUGH winner
TUESDAYS CLASH

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Oldtown, July 1-+Oldtown won the
Maine state league game here this
afternoon from Farmiugton, 8 to 5.
Oldtown gave Fowler II bad mauling
Tor the three innings ne was on the
mound, piling up "a lead of to >.
Gray, the relief man went fairly we'll
and kept hits scattered. The heavy
hitting OF Hartsgrove for Pennington
was feature, turning in two homers
and was robbed of two more long
ores by sensational outfield catches
by Mauradian and Loud. Lunge
turned in three good hits for Farm
inston. Silva and Slower led the
batting for the home team and many
CT the hits were timely The score:
OLDTONN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02
Indians Grab Two
Enter First Division

Cleveland. Ohio. July 1-ClevelahE
climoed into the first division todd
Win double victory over ST. LouEE
Inc Browns made 13 hits in the fISE
game, but could not bunch them aal
Cleveland won 6 to 4. CovelesaI
held Sisters team to I hits In i'll
second while his mates pounded osI
an 8 OF victory from the Offering
or three st. Louis pitchers. Scores
First game:
st. Louis 200 o 0 3 q a o. l3I
Cleveland OIL . 90 0 Ks u
Wingard, Lyons, Vangilder al
SEVERED; Collins; Shaute and Wal
ters.
st. Louis. :. 0 1 0 0O1 0 0-?iI
Cleveland. 900 0O4 x-SlNV
kolp. Vangilder, Pruett and SER
ereid; Coveleskie and Myatt.
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Ruth Gets His 10th
And Yankees Win

Philadelphia. July 1.-The New
York Yankees hit timely behind
Hoyt's excellent pitching today and
BANKED Philadelphia to 0. They
scored twice in the opening round, 2
more in the 9Th and wound up the
game by tallying 3 on Ruth's smash
to the left field enclosure for his
twentieth circuit drive of the season.
The score:
New York 20 700 . 0 0 al 10 o
Philadel... 90 90 0 0 90 IL 3
Ioyt and Schang; Burns and Per-
kins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02

Z-Batted Tor North IN TN.
zz-Batted for Benton in Sth.
Philadelphia. : 0 , o o 0 %
Boston o 0 O % 0 o 3 %
Two-b base hits, Sand, McInnis,
Cunningham, Padgett. Three-b
hits. Harper o, Williams, r. Smith.
Stolen base Wilson. Double plays,
Wilson to Wrightstone; Glazner to
Sand to Holke: McInnis unassisted:
r. Smith to Tierney to Holke. Left
on bases, Philadelphia s. Boston Is.
Bases on balls, off North >, Benton ].
Struck out by Glazner 8, bv North 4.
Hits off Stryker ; in Is innings;
off North 6 in 6 % innings: off Ben
ton o in I; off Lucas . in !. Passed
ball, Wilson. Losing pitcher. Stry-
ker. I'mpires. Klein. and Wilson.
Time of game, I hour IS minutes.
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Presidents Tournament
Country Club the 4th

The Presidents Cup Tournament
will be staged, Fourth of July at the
Augusta Country club golf course.
Needless to say all the players waat
to get whack at a chance of win
ming this coveted prize which is Of
fered by President Williamson. But
that isn't all of the detectives, as IL
other prizes will be offered.
The qualifying rounds viii be
played, July and then the finish,
the big play. will come July T. Pres.
Williamson is giving tire cup in the
matched play handicap tournament.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02
Homer and Squeeze
Play Win for Cubs

Chicago, July 1.-Friberg's home
run in the fourth inning with > on,
and Jacobs squeeze play in the fifth
which enabled Heathcote to score
from third gave Chicago the game
over Cincinnati to 3. Pete Dono-
hue allowed the Cubs only 4 hits
Chicago made three errors and
Pitcher Jacobs contributed two wild
pitches. Burns, Cincinnati, also got
homer. The score:
Cincinnati:
O11OO 900 800
Chicago:
90 03 1 o 0 0 r-4-4-5
Donohue and Sandberg, Wingo;
Jacobs and Hartnett.
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3 HOmers Add
To Easterns' Fun
In Win Over l.. F.
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

South Brewer. July 1.-The East
erns had no trouble in beating the
Worumbos of Lisbon Falls IA to 8 in
the Maine State League series here.
today, landing heavy and often on
Stephenson, including three homers
Hogan for the Easterns was effective
and all of the visitors runs were
made off Callaghan who was given a
turn in the box after the game ap-
peared safe. The score: ,>.
EASTERNS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02
Sarazen Leads
In French Golf Play

La Boulie, France, July Icy A.
P).-Shooting 70 on this afternoons
round duplicating his mornings per-
field tonight with a score of IA at
the end of the first half of the play
for the French open golf champion.
ship. Walter Hagen. the new Brit
ish title holder. scored 1912 for a
total of 147 and a tie for fifth place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02

xx-Batted for Obrien in 9th.
Easterns .... 8 8 6 0 0 0 0 x-14
Lisbon Falls -. 5000 8 o 0 O-3
Runs made by Smith. Johnson 3.
Heal 3, Whitehouse 2. Callaghan 2.
Feeley 2. Hogan. McQuiggan. Nc
Gowan, Wilson. Two base hits John
son. MoQuiggan. Home runs Heal,
Whitehouse g Stolen bases White
house. Hits off Hogan 1 in Z innings,
oft Callaghan in 2 innings. Bases
on balls by Hogan by Stephenson Z.
by Callaghan. Struck out by Hogan
6. by Callaghan by Stephens. on 2.
Sacrifice hit by Hogan. Double
plays O'Brien. Doull and MCGOWAN.
Hit by pitched ball Ready. Umpires
Gauley and Flack. Time 2.15.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02

giles. Bentley was the first New York
pitcher to pitch a fulInine inning
shutout this season. Score:
Brooklyn:
600 5000 0 o. so
New York:
003 90 0 x-6-14-O
Decatur, Green and Deberry;
Bentley and Snyder.
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Tigers Cut Loose
With 1873 Victory

Detroit, JuIn 1-Driting Lyons
from the box after the third inning
Detroit turned the tables in Chicago
today and pounded out a 10 to VIC
tory. Detroit got 10 of its 10 hits
in the first innings. Score:
Chicago. :. 002 i o 0 0 o 0-3
Detroit :. 1 o 4 3 0 Al x-13 10 /
Leverette. Lyons and Wirts; w
Collins and Bassler.
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Dodgers Again
Victims of Giants

New York, July 1.-The New York
Giants defeated Brooklyn with their
usual ease here today. smashing out
& to o victory. Bentley, the New
York left handler. won his sixth vic
tory of the season from Brooklyn.
New York hit Decatur hard, Young,
Meuse and Kelly leading. while
Kelly and Meusel each hit three sin
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TACONNETS

r . = U " v y y W.
Earned runs i. c. +. 4. Homs
runs Howarth. Two base hits Hon
arth. Mackley. Struck out Bragg n
auckland 4. Left on bases Taco5S,1
D Hit by pitched ball by Brar
Leary: Passed ball Lanpher /. Ba1
on oa lis'off Bragg /. Umpire DwrI
ana Dean. Time 1850. Attendant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02

Two base hits Tate. Judge. Three
base hits Goslin, Bleuge. Stolen
bases Judge. s. Harris. Sacrifices s.
Harris. Double PLAYS Peckinpaugh
TO S. Harris to Judge; Quinn to
sWambsganss to ]. Harris. Left on
base Boston 5, Washington 5: Bases
on balls off Odgen a. Quinn 3. Ruff
ing J.. Struck out by Quinn 4. Cd
den l. Hits off Quinn in Z innings,
Ruling in /. Losing pitcher Quinn.
Umpires Evans and Ormsby. Time
1888.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02

Two base hits Smith, Slower and
Lunse; three base hits Slower and
Duggan; home runs, Hartsgrove .;
hits of Fowler in innings, off Gray
in innings; bases on balls Neu-
bauer 3, Fowler 4, Gray 3; sacrifice
hits Smith. Silva. Neptune, Loud:
double plays Brosnan, Stearns and
Lunge; hit by pitched ball Neubauer
Noud), Gray (Tierney); wild pitches
Fowler; passed ball Slower; umpires
Clark and Love; time 155.
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onaes Again Today Against scrappy Penobscot
PHILLIES WIN AN EASY ONE
FROM BOSTON OUTFIT, SCORE Sc

Boston, July 1.-Philadelphia de-
feated Boston today 8 to 6, with
Glazner pitching effectively and
never threatened. The visitors made
five runs in the first inning on five
hits, including Harper's triple, and
three Boston errors. North relieved
Stryker before the first inning was
completed. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02

Home run, Simpson. Three-base
hits, Simpson, Laliberte, Beaudoin.
Stolen bases, Laliberte, Estes. Sim
mons. Struck out. by Albion 5, by
Laliberte ;. Double play. Ellis to
Jarvis. Hit by pitched ball. Allison
Hacasse. Douin); Laliberte (Saf-
ford). Wild pitch. Allison >. Base
on balls. Allison go, 1.aliberte. Sac
rifice hits, Cote. Umpire, Burke (U.
of NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02

Theree base hits Flagstead; stolen
base Wambsganss; sacrifices Bluege
.. Picinich, Lee, Martina. Rice. EZzell,
Collins; double play Peckinpaugh to
s. Harris to Judge; left on base
Boston II. Washington II; base on
balls off Martina 5, Piercy 6; struck
out by Martina 2: Piercy /; hit by
pitcher by Percy (Martina); UNI
pres Ormsby and Evans; time l.4S.
Second game:
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SENATORS DOT TWICE TO RED SOx
AND STRENGTHEN TOP POSITION

Washington. July Washington
took both ends Of a doub ell header
from Boston today. Q to /, and to 0.
Martina won a pitchers battle from
Piercy in the first game. while Ogden
let the visitors down with three scat
tered hits in the second. Scores:
First game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02

:, hree base hits Clancy. Two base
nus i austin, Clancy, Fitzpatrick. Sto-
p em bases Small, Hill. Struck out by
Brennan 9, by Jowett 7. Hi by
pitched ball Cobb. Passed hail D.
colt :. Base on balls off Rrernan
o. on Jowett 2. Sacrifice hits Clsu
gy' Wlggin, Austin. Umpire Nc
DonouSh and Phillips.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Worcester 6, Bridgeport 2.
Pittsfeld 2. Hartford 5.
Waterbury s, Albany 4.
New Haven 4. Springfield 81
innings Grst game; New Haven Q
Springfield (second game).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Baltimore 3. Jersey City 0 Us
innings.
Reading 6. Newark 5.
Rochester Q. Buffalo /.
Syracuse 8. Toronto first game):
Syracuse 4 Toronto (second game)
Called end fifth-rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02
Twilight League Standing
CARDS AGAIN TOP
PIRATE CREW. So

st. Louis, July 1.-The Cardinals
made it two in a row over the Pitts
burgh Pirates today by defeating
them 5 to >. Rogers Hornsby hit
his ninth home run of the season in
the eighth. scoring Holm ahead of
him. Score:
Pittsburgh
1000 OPAL
st. Louis:
900 3 100 o 2 x-5-9-1
Morrison and Knox; Stuart and
Gonzales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02
GAMES THIS WEEK

2-Rar Harbor at Waterville.
P. c. +. at Augusta.
arlington at Great Works.
Lisbon Falls at Old Town.
@Augusta at WatervilIe, p. M.
WaterviIle at Augusta, A. M.
Bar Harbor at Great Works.
Lisbon Falls at Pennington.
Old Town at p. c. F.
5-PhiIa Giants at Augusta.
(Exhibition) Z
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo !, Indianapolis 5.
Milwaukee =. Minneapolis 3.
Kansas City G. st. Paul Is.
Cnlumhus l. louisville 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-02

Meta Patch, Worthy Boy and
Henry Direct also started.
Time-2.O4 Us; 2.05 Is: 206 3-5.
2.10 CLASS PACING, PURSE 1920
THREE HEATS
Jay Brooks br 6 by Silent
Brook IF. Edman) ...... 1 81
Braden K. Direct blk h (Ray) z y
Pat Pointer b (Vance) -. 2 . A.
Sempro b z (McVay) 3 4 2
Trampalane b G CMcMahon) 4 s.
Dixie Direct. Skeeter w. and
C1aric1 Mckinney also started.
Time-2.06 rs; EOS 2-5; 2.O7 3-5.
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HARRY HOOPER

AAIAAtASA AAOOA AIAS
Outfieder, Chicago White Sex;
Famous for the sensational catches
which he makes, oftentimes saving a
aane by them.
In such case the outfielder has
no particular worries if there are two
men out, because all he has to do is
t. catch the ball for the third out.
IF, however, there are none down or
one down, the fielder must determine
in advance just where he is going to
throw the ball so as to catch run
ner who tries to score or advance a
Las, on the sacrifice fly. Always try
to cut off the man at the plate II
such n procedure is humanity pos
slble, but If it is not possible don't
try wild heave just for the effect 1t
nav have on the grandstand. An
ether thing, don't try to get the ball
away on its journey so quickly that
you have no control over the throw.
Copyright, 1924. Associated Editcrs)
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TODAYS GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Detroit 10, Chicago 8.
Cleveland 6, St. Louis (first
(game).
Cleveland 8, St. Louis 2 (seeond
game.)
Washington 2, Boston first
eame).
Washington 5, Boston (second
ganhe).
New York 7, Philadelphia O.