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GREAT FIELDING
 MALLS DETROIT
Streeter We'll Supported To
 Win Duel For Locals


 Brilliant fielding support by Geechie Meredith and Right Fielder Jones to Pitcher Streeter of the Birmingham Black Barons enabled that individual to turn in a pretty 3 to victory over the Auto City experts Tuesday afternoon in the second game of the series here,-
 Pitcher Coombs for the visitors tasted the bitter dust of defeat for somewhat similar reason, his mates failed to back him up in the pinches and he was forced to take the licking.
 Birmingham bats cracked in the pinches and when Detroit players showed a slight tendency to break under the strain of men aboard the bases, the run ner galloped in. The victory of the lo- calls proved to the complete satisfaction of all that they still had the winning habit. They could not be headed, when hard work failed them they resorted to strat- egy.
 In the eighth inning. when Jones had singled and advanced to second on Street CTS error and Riggin had beat out a hit; Pryor forced Riggin at second. Pearce popped to Geechie and Streeter in trying to pick Jones of third hit Richardson on the mouth, the players grouped around, Geeehie slyly slipped the ball into Rich ardson's glove and when all was normal the thirdsacker tagged Jones off the base for the third out. It was clever but caused a big row. Nevertheless 1t prob ably saved the game for the locals.
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GRIFFIN LOSES
 AT SEABRIGHT
California Net Star Beat en Out By Mics In
 Tourney

SEABRIGHT, N. J., July 29.-Asthe Seabright invitation lawn tennis tour nament narrowed down to eight sur vivors in the mems singles today there was only one mild surprise, the defeat of Clarence J. Griffin of San Fran cisco, twelfth in national rank, by Ma thaniel w Niles of Boston who rates eighteenth. Niles won not through su- perior tennis, but through superior con- dition. He had more in reserve in the third set and came through by a small margin at 6-3, 3-6. GA. With the ral- lies, sharp and we'll sustained, Griffin was almost exhausted at the end.
 Four Westerners
 The close of the second day's play found four Californians still unbeaten William M. Johnston, Harvey Snod- grass, Howard Kinsey and Walter Wes- brook. Lucien Williams of Chicago, Nathaniel Niles of Boston, Dean Math- ey of Cranford, N. J., and Alex J. Thayer of Philadelphia, were the other four survivors. iThayer advanced through the default of Robert Kinsey of San Francisco, whose injured shoul- der bothered him considerably. John stOn was extended by Jack Wright of the Canadian Davis cup team to win, S-G, 7-5, but easily proved his su- periOrity at important stages. Johnston took three games in short order in the first set after Wright had earned a lead of 6-5 by brilliant court covering.
 Kinsey Wins
 Howard Kinsey, Pacific coast cham pion. in the most spectacular match, came from behind to beat Bryan Nor. ton. the former South African star, at 3-G, 6-4, 6-2.
 Williams, former intercollegiate cham pion, eliminated Willard Cr0cker, the second of the Canadian international ists, 1-6. 6-1, 7-5. Dean Mathey out played Jerome Lang after close first set. 9-7,a 6-1.
 Mary K. Brown of California, Molly D. Thayer of Philadelphia and Flor. ence Ballin and Mayme Macdonald of New York reached the semi-finals in the women's singles.
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TENDLER FAILS
 TO GET PARDON

NEW YORK, July 29.-Phil Glass man. manager of Lew Tender, Phila- delphia lightweight, who is under ban in this state for meeting Mickey Walk CT, worlds welterweight champion, ill a match at Philadelphia last month, ap- peared before the state athletic commits sion today to seek reinstatement of his boxer. This was refused but Joe Tip litz, Philadelphia ightweight, was giv- en permission to meet Tender without coming under the ban.
 Tender is victim of rule of the commission that any boxer who meets Walker, who is under suspension in this state for refusing to meet Dave Shade, will likewise be suspended. Tendler's suspension is indefinite.
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KEN HOLLOWAY
 CHECKS MACKS
Pratt Drives In Tying And Winning Runs; As
 Set Assist Record

DETROIT. July 29.-After. tying the score In the ninth inning, Detroit won from Philadelphia today in the eleventh. to 3.
 One behind in the last of the ninth. Blue started the hitting for the Tigers with a single. He was sacrificed to sec ond and scored on Pratt's single. similar play in the eleventh won the game. Heilmann making single, going to second on sacrifice and scoring on a single by Pratt.
 Philadelphia broke the American league record for inffeld assists in the first nine innings of today's game, making 21. This number also ties the National. league rec ord made by the New York Giants July 13. 1913. Twenty assists were made in the American league at three different times. twice by the New York Yankees and once by WashinRton. Score:
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Totals ......:.. 36 { 12 27 IS Z3atted for Robertson in 9th.
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HANKS BREAK STREAK
 OF HOLLIS THURSTON
Babe Ruth Hits Thirty Second Homer With
 Two Men On Base

CHICAGO, July 29.-The winning streak of Hollis ThurstOn, which had run for ten consecutive games, was broken today, when New York defeated Chicago, 9 to 1, Thurston's record was saved Sunday when the Yankees drove himm off the mound, but lost the game because of ninth inning White Sox rally. Babe" Ruth's homer, his thirty second of the season. with two men on base in the fifth Inning sewed up the game for the Yankees. The four bagger of Ruth's was his thirteenth this month and ties his best previous record estab- lished in June, 1921. the year lie set his home run record of 59 circuit drives. The White Sox could not do much with Pennock, and enjoyed only one big in ming, when four hits, including q home run by Barrett, gave them three of their runs. 1t was announced that the five game series drew an estimated crowd of 10000, which is thought to |
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EVANs. CARTER LOsE

PEORIA, H., July 29.-Cyril Wal. ker, national open champion and Bobby Cruikshank, runner up for the. na. tional open championship in 1923. de. feated the veteran Chick Evans and the Irish champion, Captain Carter, six and four in 36-hOle exhibition match at the Peoria country club today,
 Cruikshank was easily the star turn ing l3S. Evans followed with Al and Walker and Carter with 150 each.
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southern League Birmingham 2-1, Memphis 5-3. Mobile 10, Little Rock D. New Orleans IT, Chattanooga Il. Atlanta IA, Nashville 0.
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National League
RESULTS

southern League Birminsham 2-i, Memphis 5-S. Mobile 10, Little Rock ,. New Orleans IT, Chattanooga Il. Atlanta IA. Nashville Q, National League New York 5. St. Louis 2. Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3. Pittsburg 8. Boston 1.
 American League New York 9. Chicago 4. Detroit A. Philadelphia (11 innings) Cleveland 1, Washington ?. St. Louis 8, Boston O.
 American Association Louisville 1, Toledo 22. Minneapolis 7-2, Milwaukee 99. St. Paul Kansas City. rain.
 Western League Des Moines 3, Wichita Falls '. Denver g. Oklahoma City 4. Lincoln ., Tulsa 9. Omaha-St Joseph, rain.
 Virginia League Norfolk II, Richmond 2. Rocky Mount IT, Portsmouth {.
 International League Jersey City so, Toronto O-1. Newark SC, Buffalo 10-7 Reading 12-5, Syracuse 0-6. Baltimore g, Rochester ?.
 Piedmont League Winston Salem. .; Highh Point, 5. Durham, B. Raleigh, 3. Danville, 0 Greensboro, ?.
 Western Association Okmulgee, l6; Hutchinson, II. Fort smith, II; BartlesVille, 2. Muskegee. O-11; Springfield. 80. Ardmore- Topeka, rain.
 Florida State League
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American LeaEue

New York g. Chicago 1. Detroit 4. Philadelphia (11 innings). Cleveland {. Washington 2. St. Louis 8, Boston 0.
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GEERs T0 RACE

ROCHESTER,, N. F., July 29.- Edward E. (Pop1 Gesrs, veteran light harness reinsman, will attempt to set new record for a haIf-mile track here Saturday with Peter Manning and Sam ardo. George arrived today from KaI- amaz0o.
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COPS
 FROM ATHENS, 6-2

ATHENS, Ala, July %. Special.) The Hartselle aggregation made it two in row from the local pasttimers here today, to 2 The score was tied early in the game and remained so until the eighth dnning,. when Athens defense broke down and Hartseile scored two runs on one hit and two errors. They came back strong in the ninth inning and punched three hits and one error for two more scores.
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American Association Louisville 1, Toledo 22. Indianapolis 3, Columbus r. Minneapolis 7-2, Milwaukee 9-9. St. Paul. Kansas City. rain.
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Totals ..........33 10 24 xBatted for Stuart in seventh.

Summary; Two base hits, Kelly, Gowdy, Myers Three-ba hit, Frisch. Home run, New York 6, St. Lous G. Bases on balls, off Nehf 1, Stuart {. Struck out by Nehf 3, Stuart 2. Hits, off Stuart in innings, Fowler none in ?. Hit by pitcher. by Nehf (Bottomley). Losing pitcher, Stuart, Empires, Klem and Wilson. Time,
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Summary: Two-base hits, Good, Pas- chal. Three-hase hits. Burrus. HiIlis. Krehmeyer Stolen base. Niehoff. Sac rifiees Khermeyer, Zoeliers. Double plays, Paskert- wagner: Hillis- Niehoff- Burrus. Bases on bails.- off Francis 8, Weaver ?. Morgan l. Struck out. by Francis 2. Weaver 3, Morgan 2 Hits. off WeaxeR in 6, Morgan in 3. Francis in eE Hit by pitcher, by Weaver tHiilis1. Losing pitcher. Weaver. Umpires. Dooiin and Williams. Time, 2:10.
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SISLER CLOUTS
 SQUAD TO WIN

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July 29.-Davis out
 pitched Murray today and the Browns de- feated Boston to 0, evening the count in the four-ga series. Manager Sisler accounted for all three runs. His home run in the fourth inning. his ninth of the season, brought in Evans ahead oR him. and his sacrifice in the sixth scored
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COMPILER WINS

GOODWO0D, England, July 29.-L. .Schaverein's Compiler today won the Stewards cup of E1 900 and extras over six furIongs. Rath Duth was second, and s. Joers Ponderland third, twenty four horses ran.
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REDS SMOTHER
 DODGERS TEAM Weakened Cincyites Stage Spree Against Ray
 Roberts

BROOKLYN July 2s.-Cincinnati won three of five in the series with Brooklyn by taking the last game today 12 to 2. Roberts was knocked out if the box in the fourth inning by three hits for four runs. including walkers homer, with one on Eddie Roush left the team today for Rochester to have his left arm treated. wingo left the Reds to visit his father who is dangerous i'll at Norcross
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Sacramento. ,; Portland. 2, Los Angeles, {; VernOOn,- 6. San Francisco, 4; Oakland, 2, Other teams travelling.
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WILSON WINS

BOSTON, July 29.-Johnny Wilson of New York, former middleweight champion knocked out Jack Nadine of St. Paul in the sixth round tonight: Wilson weighed 159 1-2 and Malone 154 1-2.
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NEHF VICTOR
 OVER STUART

NEW YORK July 29.-Arthur Nehf's aiI-around play aided in New York's 5 to victory over St. Louis today The Giants won the series, three games to two. Nehf hit home runs in successive times al bat in the fourth and sixth in- nings. accounting for three of New York 8 five runs. Score:
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Brooklyn ............... OO2. 900 OOO- ?
 Summary Two base hits, Burns Wheat. Three-base hit. High Home runs, Wal ker g. Duncan, Mitchell. Stolen bases, Critz, Walker Sacrifice. Critz, Double plays, High to Mitchell to Fournier Critz to Bohne to Bressler, Fournier to Taylor to Stock. Left bases, Cincinnati G. Brooklyn 10. Bases balls, off Mays g. Doak ,, Roberts 1. Struck out by Mays 2, Doak 2. Hits. off Roberts in l-S in nings. Doak 13 in 2-3. Wild pitch Doak Losing pitcher, Roberts. Empires, Pfir- man. Hart and Mccormick. Time, 2:00.
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OldES 4Batted for Speece in 9th.

base, Burns. Sachifiees. Shaute. Lutzke. Double plays, Burns. Sewell to Burns; Peck, Harris to Jadge. Judge, Ruel to liar ris. Left on bases. Washington ', CleVe- land 9, Bases on balls. off Shaute 4. Mar 1. Hits. off Marberry in 2-3 innings. Speece 5 in 513. Hit by pitcher, by Marberry (SewelD. by Speece (Lutzkel. Losing pitcher. Marberry. Empires, Nal Inn and Connolly. Time. 1:3O,
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inson, Acton. Sacrifices, Smith. Carlin. Stolen bases. Guyon, D. Williams, Null vey 2, Marriott. Double plays. Marriott to Kelly to Huhn, Cueto to Kelly to Huhn. Left on bases, Little Rock T. Mobile 2. Struck out, by Robinson 8, by Acosta g.. Bases on balls, off Robinson 2. Time, 1:23. Umpires. McGowan and Pfenninger.
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OAK GROVE PLAYS

ALBANY-DECATUR, July 20.-Oak Grove. from the southern part of Mor- gan county, will meet the Albany-De- catur baseball team from the Indus trial league at Malone park Thlursday afternoon.
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TONY KAUFMAN
 DEFEATS PILLS

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-ChicagO made an even split in the four game se- ries with Philadelphia by winning tOday's game, to 3.
 Kaufmann held the Quakers to six blows, two of which. however, were home runs Barrett also hit homer for the
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BEARS WIN TWO
 FROM PEBBLES
Boone And Acosta Twirl, While Mates Swat
 Hard

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 29--Moblle won both ends of a. double header from Little Rock here today, 10 to and to 8. The visitors hit steadily and hard to win the first game, while the locals suf- fered from slow fielding in the second contest. The scores:
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SHAUTE TOO GOOD
 FOR SENATOR'S

CLEVELAND. July 29.-shaute held Washington to six hits today and the In dians took the fourth game of the series, to 2, Marberry was driven from the box in the third when tlfe Indians scored three runs on two bases on balls, hit batsman and two hits. Score:
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KREMER STOPS
 BOSTON BRAVES

BOSTON. July 29.-Kremer held Boston to three hits today and Pittsburg de- feated the Braves 8 to 1. Boston's sim gle run, was forced over Kremer in the third when he gave four bases on balls
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Totals ...s..... 3S . XSE 25
 xTwo out when winning run scored.
Icore by innings

Summary: sTwo-base hts, Dykes. Blue. Baumgartner, Hauser. Three-base hit. Holloway. Stolen base. Blue. Sacrifices, Cobb, Woodall. Bishop, Lamar, Rigney, Blue. Double plays, Dykes Bishop,to Hau- ser; Lamar-Bishop; Perkins. Hauser, Gal Toway to Perkins; Bishop to Galloway to Hauser. Left on bases. Philadelphia 6. Detroit T.. Bases on bals. off Baumgart- ner 4, Holloway l. Struck out. by Hollo- way 8. Hit by pitcher, by Holloway (Bishop).- Wild pitch. Holloway Um- pres, Ormsby and O;aeen. Time, 2:IS.
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Totals ..........s6 5 II
 r...o,s s rs-oa,o tn ,fn4h

Summary: Two-base hits. Cueto Kelly.
 Threerbase hits, Philbin. Huhn. Marriott. Sacrifices. Mulvey, Huhn. Double plays, Carlin to Michaels, Michaels to Carltn, @Philbin (unassisted). Kelly to Huhn 2. Left on bases. Little Rock 5, Mobile 10. Innings pitched. by Newton ga with 8 hits and 4 runs. Struck out, by New ton 1, by. Greene ?, by Boone ?, Bases on balls, off Newton [, off Greene l. Hit by pitcher, by Boone (Carlin). Time. 2:0S. Empires. Pfenninger and McGowan.
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Chicago ,..,.,.'-...,..... Ool OOa oOO-4 Philadelphia ...........-... 900 21O O00-3
 Summary; 'Two-base hit, Hollocher Home runs. Barrett, Wrightstone, Parkin- Sacrifices, Friberg. Grlgsby Double plays, Adams to Barrett, FoRd to Park inson to Holke. Adams to Hollocher to Barrett Left on bases Chicago 5, Phila- delphia f. Bases balls. off Kaufman 1, Oeschber 2. Struck out, by Kaufman 3. Oeschger i Hits, off Oeschger & in innings. off Couch l in ?. Hdt by pitcher by Kaufmann (Harper), by Oeschger (Grigsbyl. Balk, oesehger Losing pitch CT. Oeschger. Umpires Rigler and Mo ran. Time, :4U.
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ounIldTy. WO- Dase HIts, MeuseI, Kamm, Archdeacon. Ruth. Home, runs. Schang, Ruth. Barrett. Stolen bases. Meu- sel. Sacrifices. Ruth. Archdeacon. Schang, Pipp. Ward. Double plays, Dugan to Ward to. Pipp; Scott to Ward. Left on bases, New York g. Chicago T.. Bases on balls, off Robertson ?, Pennock 1. Thurs ton 1. Struck out, by Pennock 5, Rob ertson l. Hits, off Thurston 10 in i'm nings; Robertson in 3. Losing pitcher, Thurston. Empires. Holmes. Hildebrand and Evans. Time. l:47.
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Summary Two-base hits, Cuyler. E. Smith, (2). Carey. Three-base hits. Tray nor, Maranvilie . Stolen base, Traynor. Sacrifices Bigbee. Cuyler. Double plays Genewich. R, Smith to McInnis; Stengel to R. Smith, Left on bases. Pittsburg 6. Boston 8. Bases on balls. off Kremer 6, Genewich 1. Struck out, by Kremer l, Genewich ?. Hits, off Genewich 12 in ' innings, of Lucas 2 in 2 innings. Hit by pitcher, by Genewich (Wright). Losing pitcher, Genewich. Umpires. O'DAy, Cuigley and Sweeney. Time. 1:32
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COOK VICTOR

PARIS. July 29.--George Cook. the Australian heavyweight pugilist, tonight defeated Ezcundun paolino, Spanish fighter, on pOintsin 15-rOunI fight.
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Pacific Const Learnn

Dallas,-3, Beaumont, I tl0 inningsl. Fort Worth, IT; GalV Veston ?. Shreveport 6; San Antonio. .. Houston Wichita Falls, rain
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GAMES TODAY
Southern I.earue

Southern League Birmingham at Little Rock, New Orleans at Nashville (two games) Atlanta at Chattanooga. Mobile at Memphis
 National League St. Louis al Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Boston. Chicago at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at New York.
 American League New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland. Washington at Detroit. Boston at Chicago.
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Totals ..........29 24 Matted for Murray in eighth.
Boston 900 900 O00-O

St Louis ................ GOO 201 00x-3
 Summary: Two-base hits, Robertson. Tobn. Home run, Sisler. Sacrifices, Sev- ereid Evans, Sisler. Shanks. Double plays.
 Gerber to McManus to Eisler. Wamby to Harris. Left on bases. Boston A. St. Louis 4 Bases on balls of Murray 4, Davis 1. Struck out, by Workman ?. Davis 1. Hits, off Murray 3 in [ innings, off workman none in l. Hit by pitcher, by Murray (Gerber). Empires, Moriarty Rowland and Owens. Losing pitcher, Murray. Time,
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FRANCIS AGAIN
 DEFEATS VOLS SOuthpaw Blanks Nash, vile While Mates
 ClOut

NASHVILLE, July 7s.-Francls came back today and blanked Nashville while his mates were hitting Weaver, who was loosely supported Only one Nashville player reached third. Atlanta batted around in the third and sixth innings:
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Summary; TWo-base hits, Bates, Wing Ewoldt,~ Niehaus. Bates. Home runs J. Anderson. Schiek. Sacrifices wingfield, Ewoldt. Double plays, Bates-D. Ander- son Niehaus; D. Anderson Bates Left on bases. Chattanooga g.. New Orleans II. Bases on balls, off Roe 8. Sedgwick q. Hodge 8. Struck out, by Roe g. Hankins 1, Sedgwick 1. Hodge 1. Hits, off Roe q in Ia innings. Hanklns 8 In 2-S. Sedg- wick in 3. Wild pitch. Hodge. Balk Hankins. Empires. Ptgue, Campbell and Brennan. Time, 2:a0
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Texas League

Orlando, 2-O; LakeIand, b-3 Bradentown, 3-1; Clearwater, To (second game Ii innings).
 St. Petersburg, 4; Tampa l,
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FInridn State Learna

Okmulgee, l6; Hutchinson, n, Fort smith, II; Bartlesville, 2 Muskegee. O-11; Springfield, 80. Ardmore -TOpeka, rain.
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NEW ORLEANS TAKES FARCE Shove Hodge Stays Route In Ghastly 17-12
 Battle

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. July 2s.-New Orleans hit three Chattanooga pitchers hard today and won a farcial game, IT to H. John Anderson hit his eighteenth
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Summary: Two-base hits, Lowe, Roth, Thompson. Sacrifices. Stearnes. Double plays, Jones' McAllister. Left on bases, Detroit 6. Black Barons {. Base on balls, off Coombs 1, Streeter 1. Struck out, by Coombs l, Streeter 5. Empires, Whlte- head and Echols Yime. 1858.
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AS STARS PLAY U
HAIRY HOOPER

Answered by
 HARRY HOOPER
 Outfielder, Chicago White sox, famou, for the sensational catches which he malxee, oftentimes saving Q game by them.
 think player has a rights te pro- test an umpire,s decision If he thinks there Is really good grounds for a kick, " Such protests, however, should be sane and calm. No ball player ever got any thing but unpleasantness by trying to be nasty with an umpire, because umpires will be upheld whether they are right or wrong. Most umpires are quite ready to listen to reason in regard to decision which player complains of. It Is moi but it does occur once in a while. This is true because the umpifes are pretty generally correct in the decisions they make and are absolutely impartial In these decisions.
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Western I.shOcintiOn

Winston Salem. q Highh Point. 5. Durham, 5; Raleigh, 3.
 Danville, o: Greensboro, ?.
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Internntlnnal Leagne
Piedmont Lenrns

Jersey City 8-O, Toronto O-l. Newark S-6, Buffalo 10-7. Reading 12-5, Syracuse 0-6. Baltimore g, Rochester ?.
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Summary : Struck out by Levy S. By Tubbs I. Base OF balls, off Tubbs, 2. Two-base hits. Hale. Empires, Kel- ley and Jordan Time ? hours.
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LEVY LETTERS
 TUBES IN DUEL
Beautiful Battle Between Spit
 ballers Won By One Run

PULLMAN, Ala, July 29.-The FL rod team went down again today in defeat at the hands of the Cullman wreckers by margin of only one lone some run. The game was pitchers battle throughout, between Jake Levy and Tubbs. Both pitchers putting in all they had with spit balls.
 The game stood nothing to nothing Fink scored from third on wild throw by Tubbs. The game was the best played on the home field this year. The game was largely attended by the Gull man fans. The features of the game were the pitching of both Levy and TiIbbs and the excellent fielding ot Bradley for the Cullman team.
 The score K. Fl, E
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Virginia Learna

Virginia League Norfolk II, Richmond ,. Rocky Mount IT. Portsmouth 4. Petersburg i-4, Wilson 6-10.
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Western league

Des Moines 3, Wichita Falls '. Denver g, Oklahoma City 1. Lincoln ., Tulsa 9.
 Omaha-St. Joseph, rain.
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Totals ......29 3 6 2l xRatta1 for Ford in ninth

NBaIIeu Tor FOTu m nInIn. xXBatted for Oeschger in seventh. Score hy innings.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-07-17
SHERIFF'S SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
NINETEENTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF MON
TANA, IN AND FOR THE COUN-
TY OF TOOLE.
BERNIE L. MUELLER---. Plaintiff
VS..
CORA MCBRIDE; JOHN f. SIN
CLAIR COMPANY A Corporation:
D. L. CASE, Receiver Of the John F.
Sinclair Company, A Corporation;
GLADYS BELLE OIL COMPANY,
A Corporation -..- Defendants
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale on
the End day of August A. D., 1924 at
2 o'clock P. NJ, at the Front Door of
the Court House in the City of Shelby,
in the said County of Toole, the fol
lowing property:
The East Half (EA) of Section
Thirty-three (33) Township Thirty
four (34) North of Range One ~
West of the Montana Meridian, con-
tanning 800 acres more or less accord
ing to the United States Government
Survey thereof.
Dated this 9Th day of July A. D.
1924.
H. E. BENJAMIN, Sheriff.
w. B. Martin, Under Sheriff.
Victor R. Griggs,
Attorney for Plaintiff. (9-4)