davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-03-28
FOR SALE-HoUSES.

Continued.
REDTCFn For IMMEDIATE SALE.
3425 Oakw0od terrace, near Il and Newto
SITS nw-Prart cal;y new t-room and ba q
house: delightful location. facing park: nara
wood ",rs fireplace Gntn Ill f rslf ,ass ssrarS n
i''''i 'o'' e'''' ''''e 30a
20 5lh 81. N.E-7 Il. aNp IL; = iAEGi
bedrooms: a real hCme, just completed. Com
aud get real when you look at tn
i.62 IS Massachusetts, avs; ns-Better. u.
homes when comI leted. Waieh Sons'raoi sna oi, +
frame house. with room for garage h.-w.h
'''' JOS. \ HERBERT & SONS.
Exclusive Agents.
5f5 East Can5 nj st.
$500 cash--S55 monthly.
Attractive colonial brick; rooms. celia
and garage; now vacant.
L. F.. +. PRINCE, l4io II st. NV.
NEW HOMES.
inst completed. The type of planning
workmanship. labor-saving arrangement tha
appeals to all interested in home onsi Ing
The hrilt-in garage will please sou. tn
large Kitchen and pantry space is reTelatl'
TO convenient planni'G. p1ibie p"rrhes =
cessible Ia two hedchameers: opantlrni . tlir
bath: cement front porch. excep, tonal IRON
SaTds: the widest ave. Sc Sample No: ~
south Carolina ave: Sc, open and iishle
daily until pm. Come on e see them an
Start tie 3rar 1924 in Aurr uwn home
CHAS. ID. SAGEE.
Realt1r anT BIitder
p24 lsth Main SO
I"5l JEFFERSON ST. y W.
Detached home lt-atei "a. ! .lock fron
14th st Ire let 30 3l 11H. . 2o-foo'
paved a ley. II contains I rnnmS, hath
hct-water he t, ele tric U'hts. hardwo
floors open frenlace; house : reeRed ar
weather str ppad through = 0e Fe.t co
d.tiun; inm"d ate occuaar N. III C., $l5,2
easy terms; open for iHsp 5s'..
H. l.. RUST CO, E." Agents, ,
e1o 18Th st Man tiSSS.
NEAR !3t AND INGHAHAM y VA VERY
attrs CT We c Ion al home of 6 'oinS. tath. h3t
wa er heat ele"tr city. riwo"l n""rs; nn
usually larse sleeping por HI: also breakfast
porch; very deep let. Il, OF vii c' s.tuat'
a large garage; prize hnd terms rght
JOHN QUINN CO., INC,
II" 30 Ita lath st.
MASHIN- -1UN HEIGHTS. 13 ROOMS.
larse sleeping porches. baths. hot-w"t'r heat
electricity. concrete garage, conven ent to Mt,
Pleasant and 18th st. car lines.
PERCY Ii. RUSSELL COMPANY,
Realtors.
Exclusive Agents
926 10Th St NV.
Evening star., 1924-03-28
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
Randolph St. Near 14th.

Randolph St. Near 14th.
two-story and attic Gruyer- built brick
Contains S Splendid rooms, tile bath and md extra @
tile lavatory, foored attic, wide concrete colo
niaI front porch. hardwood floors throughout
instantaneous hot-water heater, elec lights
h.-w.h. and a rood lot with garage Now
vacant ard ready for immediate occupsncr
Owner wants immediate sale and has just
made material reduction in price.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 H st. NV. franklin asoa.
ON THE HEIGHTS.
VACANT.
Price, $3.50.
Near Columbia I'd. and warder St. very
attractive colonial type home, containing re-
ception hall. living room, dining room and
kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath. Terms, 81 900
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. Main 2424.
$3.50.
owner will sell desirable Groom and bath.
new detached home on 80. foot lot on car
utes to city center; $3.50 cash, balance Ike
rent. Phone OWNER. Main 1878.
Downtown.
Must Be Sold.
A very desirable downtown home
property situated 18th st. near
Mass. ave. 1t contains exceptionally
large and unusually bright rooms two
complete baths. electric lights and
excellent heating plant. Splendid lot
and two-car garage. Price. S12,250.
Unforeseen circumstances necessitate
immediate sale. and il sold within the
next few days substantial reduction
will BE- made. An opportunity worthy
OF immediate action.
Evening Phone Service
to 600 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors.
Main $500 l4fT X ST. NV
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ltdgemore. MARYLAND.

EdgemOre, Maryland.
Handsome colonial center-hzlI residence,
commodi0us rooms. - baths sleeping porci
ami. servants quarters; 2-car garage. .
acres. Astounding in most beautiful shade,
shrubbery and fruit, a chicken run. flower and
vegetable gardens, beautifully situated and
a charming homo Pr.ce, S4J, 600. Inspection
by appoin ment only Phone CIeve 1890.
Evening star., 1924-03-28

5000.
GEORGETOWN. CENTRALLY LOCATED.
Attractive colonial front pebbie-dash con-
etruct!cn, Groom and bath house good lot
TO wide alley; hot-water heat electricity:
porcelain sink and drain board: new gas stove:
newly painted and expens vely papered
throughout. Has garage. Premises vacant
and like new, and may be bought on reason
able terms.
Evening star., 1924-03-28
$4,000.

$4,000.
Half Square From Staunton PIX
On beautiful Maryland avenue, only few
squares fIom Capitol and Library, three
story brick containing nine rooms ana TWO
baths; equpped with hot-water heat and
electricity. Also two-car garage. sS,Vuo cash
equired Owner, out of city, authorizes us
$1,000.
lNr. Lincoln & Staunton Parks
Within walk ng distance of Cap .tol. Library
etc., a two-story corner brick containing sever
ooms and bath; equipped with electricity.
Space for garage. s., 600 cash required
$500.
Only Two Squares From
Lincoln Park.
On Tennessee ave.. a two-story corner brick
! containing six rooms; equipped with -elec-
! trc ty.. Front and rear porches, large yard
WILLIAM G. M CRPH1. CO.
Realtors
Continental Trust Building. Main 6o21
Evening star., 1924-03-28
FOR ,ALE-HOUSES.

COLORED-VACANT.
A new. well built, iye-room bungalow, deer
lot. cohvenlent TO ears Very easy terms
d. HOLMES fowneri.
$40 18th ST. NV Main 3s7.
Evening star., 1924-03-28

An attractive colonial home of six rooms
nd bath: Excellent heating plant. Electric
shts taraSe. Immediate possess on Terms
ranged. Act quickly. Price reduced to s.
300 TO sell at once.
Phone Col. 2270
NV. OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS, 7:30 TO
PM.
HOWENSTEIN BROS,
01J 14th st. NV and Tth and III SIS NE
Evening star., 1924-03-28
For SALE-HOUSES.
Whv Paw Others FxDenses

Why Pay Others Expenses
Why not rake advantage of our prices o.
In $ Chevy Chase group of homes.
sl275O: attractive terms-Two six-roor
co.onials, hardwood floors throughout; built
nh n ba h; hot water heat, gas and ele'
tr.city; fireplace.
$4,000; extremely easy terrns-one seve'
nom colon al, corner lot; ht water hea
farlwoed floors throughout. fireplace; new.
$I2250; 81 800 casl.-One six room bung:
.uw hardwood floors throughout: hot t'
heat. fireplace: bHiit N tub n bath: large lc
room in attic for two rooms
S3,I50; 81 900 caSh--Two tiEc-rooIn and bat
bungalows. hardwood floors throughout; no
wa,er heat, fireplace. attic; good lot.
THIS group OF new homes and bungalows ar
one block from Conn ave.
TERRELL & LITTLE, INC.
1905 18th St NV. Phone Main 32S5.
Evenings phone Frank 1851 or West 3l1S-y
Evening star., 1924-03-28

One OF those delightful homes on
this wide and prominent street in the
heart of Washington's exclusive resi-
den ial section. House conta ms 10 ex-
cellent rooms. two fully equipped tile
baths. one with tile shower: two large
sleeping porrhes. freplaces and all
modern improvements: choice electri-
cal fixtures throughout. The entire
house is in excellent condition and Il
is ideally arranged for entertaining.
Garage. Terms acceptable
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rHiLAprLr,lIt
NEw YORK

On left fleld without an error. The
score
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ADvgRTIsEMESr.


Beauty starts with lovely hair. 80
no one can AFFORD 70 treat their hair
csrelessly.
OF major importance II the right
shampoo II you want fiufIiness and
soft natural glow. A few moments
systematic care Of the hair will give
you the beautiful trerses which are
half woman's charm. Proper hair
care means only keeping the scalp
and hair perfectly clean by use OF
some preparation for shsmpooing, not
for general cleansing. You can enjoy
the best that In known for about three
cents a shampoo by getting a pack
age Of canthrox from your druggist.
Dissolve tesepoonfuI in cup of
hot water and your shampoo II ready.
After Its Use the hair dries rapidly
with uniform color. Dandruff. excess
oil and dirt are dissolved and entirely
disappear. Your hair will be NO fluffy
that II will look much heavier than II
IN. Its luster and softness will also
delight you. while the stimulated
fcaIp gains the health which insures
hair growth.
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Race (
Todays Entries.
HAyRE DE GRACE.

r.t race: Purse 1900. s.year.olds and
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Firpo Ready to
Fight When Offer
Is Satisfactory

New York. April 2s.-Luis Angel
to fight providing financial induce
ments are satisfactory. Hugh Cart.
land. manager OF the Argentine
heavyweights recent matches in
Buenos Aires with Farmer Lodge. Err.
mino Spalla and Al Neich. declared
today when he arrived here. Firpo
Is now financially independent, Cart.
land said.
Reich, who also returned, asserted
Firpo has developed a knockout punch
with his left hand. which was prac.
tlcally useless In Firpo's battle with
Jack Dempsey.
Rogers HorBsby tied Babe Ruth IN the
day for Intentional bases on halls getting
three from Cincinnati hurlsrs.
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AT THE THEATERS

Flying this way-"The Bat" great.
est OF all mystery plays and the one
play that has made more theatrical
history than any other five plays
ever produced In the American
theater. THE Bat" will be presented
by wagenhals and Kempor At the
Brandeis theater for q return en-.
easement Of tbrse nights. beginning
next Thursday. May 1. with matinee
on Saturday. The cast will include
Lizzie Evans. Ben Taggart. Josephine
Morse. Helen Redd. Thomas Fitzpat.
rick. Tori Maltese. Bryan Lyean. Ed.
ward Kespe. Frederick NJ. conklin
and ~. NJ. Gardner.
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Tilden Gets Letter
From Tennis Body

Philadelphia. April -s.-william T.
T.den II. national tennis champion.
today received from the Davis ciap
committee Of the United States Lawn
Tennis association the letter accept
ing his resignation from the Davis
cup team.
This closes the incident so far ss
/ am concerned" was his only COM.
nent on the player-writer controver-
sy which led him TO resign.
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Twilight League at Columbus.

Columbus. Neb.. April 2s.-Have a
dozen baseball teams. representative
OF Industrial and wholesale concerns.
and local clubs will be included in
the twilight league baseball for the
coming season. Three games viii be
played every week. The organization
is under the direction of C. A. Wise.
Y. NJ. c. A. secretary here.
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Totals = sz4It
ftffed Tor naHff4san r. faHfIh
shattsd fef CenHzale IN nIHfh
Score b. innlnEs
Detroit ......5....=z.z 80 nna ahs--f
SUN inaft--RsnfH French - Nsnush.
nsl,msn, Pras O.. nlrntx. o.. ssonsr.
BIT htoner. stolen hssa Mannsh. Pratt.
kiEney. Sacrifice Hue. Double playa
Collins 20 Ehesiss ennnAiiY 10 Kanim TO
biue. Left on basss Chicago. q. De-
froi'. p bsse en- halls. OF Robertson
!. on Stonef q Struck cut By stoner
q Hts orr Roa.rtsaa. : n innlnes
OF Connally. in InninKs Losing
pits her, Robertson Ifnrlres. Holmes
and Owens. Time. III.
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Rucker and Perrin, colorcd come.
dians. with one Impersonsiing the
owner OF n chlnese chop suey palace,
have evolved something new in the
line Of comedy entertainment at the
World this week. Their breezy chat
ter. harmony songs and dancing is
refreshlngly original. Another excel.
lent novelty on the six.act bill is the
spectacular equestrian spectacle Of
Holland and Dockerill. introducing
five splendIdly trained horses. The
show moves nj top speed from start
10 finish and provides worth while
amusement.
Tomorrow evening At the Empress
the chorus girls Of the Bert Smith
company will be the principal players
IN Clown Night" an extra added
attraction quite out OF the ordinary.
The girls Will do several scenes from
the current musical play, THE stut.
terIng Sheik." In their own way. The
innovation Ia sure TO meet with n
be nm added feature Friday evening
Eddie and Tom Hickey. the Two
Elegant Gentlemen have returned
TO vaudeville after four years In mu.
steal comedy and reyues. They are nj
the Orpbeum theater this week. Both
are clever comedians and versatile
danoers. They were with "The Green.
wich Village FolIies' for several sea.
sons and In the 1879 version Of
"BItcby .koo." With Raymond Hitch.
cock. Their lines are bright and
witty. the comedy clean and all de.
livered In droll, nonsensicsi manner
which has won them the reputation
Of being funmskers of the first de.
gree.
An exceptionally interesting and
entertaining travel film dealing with
preseDt.day sweden. the Gofhenburg
exposition and the fascination OF
spending summer In the Land OF
sunlit Nights" Will be shown ~ the
Brandies theafer tomorrow evening
st s.ls. This photo production, which
II rated by the public. critics and the
press AZ the foremost program Of its
kind ever offered the American pub.
lie, shows the stately opening of the
Gothenburg exposition ma well as the
buildings and exhibits. Eight thou
sand gymnasts give exhibitions At the
new stadium. Sweden II seen weicon.
ing It's future king and queen on
their arrival from their weddips In
London.
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ORGANIZE SIX-CLUB
BASEBALL LEAGUE

Ord. Neb.. April 2s.--A new base.
ball league has been formed in this
part Of the state. II will be known
ss the Central Nebraska league. II
will be composed Of Ord. st. Paul,
Arcadia. Scotia, Walback and Ash
ton. The first local game is with
Scotia In Ord on next Sunday. o. G..
Petty has been named the local man.
appr
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O'Neill Defeats Emmett.

o'Neill. Neb.. Apr. 2s.-o'Neill de-
feated Emmet In the opening game
of the north Nebraska baseball sea-
son at Emmet Sunday afternoon. s
10 /. More than 1000 fans witnessed
the game. Batteries for o'Neill. Pier
son and Ford; for Emmett. Snyder
and Fsrr. o'Neili next Sunday plays
the Norfolk Tristate team At Nor
Ill.
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hne Stars With Bdgeon Cincinnati Noses Out Cards en
Lii Sloncr Wins
Third Of Season

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Totals IS II 10 Is
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
zBattei for Donohue In seventh.
Score by Innings.
-. -. LOUIS 'sst...s.s....tpe DOB plo -
Cincinnati ...........4..D20 600 a20 f-5
summary-Runr: Smith fe). Hornrby.
Pottomiey. Daubert. Duncan u, Iar-
grave. Error Daubert. Two.bsss hits:
Duncan ca, Hargrave f21, Bohne f21.
1aseney. Hornsby. Bottnmley. Three
base hit: Daubert Stolen bases: Duncan,
blades. FregHu. Sacrifices nlt=. Har-
grave. Freigan Double play: Donohue 10
'aveney 10 Daubert. Left on bases: st
Louis. 7; Cincinnati, 3. Bases on bsl,;
BY Donohue, 2: by sheehan / by Stuart.
- Hits; or Dcnohue. IN 7 Innings:
off fheehan. In 2 innings Wild pitches.
Donohue a. Winning pitcher sheehsn
Fmpirss: KLEIN and Wilson, Time. 2.f7
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Columbus Organizes Team.

Columbus, Neb., April 2s.--colum.
bus high school baseball enthusiasts
have organized n team which plays
its first game with the Genoa United
states Indian school, Genoa, Eeb.,
some time this week. a complete
schedule will be announced within q
few days by Coach James Rich Of
the high school.
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Yestcrda,'. Results

Minneapolis, : Toledo. /
Columbus. IL st. Paul. :.
Milwaukee. is; Louisville.
indianapolis Kansss city. !.
Games Today.
Minneapolis At Toledo.
ST. Paul at Columbus.
Kansas city a. Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
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Giants Beat Phillies.

Nationals won The first game Of their
see sons. series with Philadelphia here
today, 10 2. Barnss yielded only five
scattered hits. ono home run by Wright
stone. Couch pitched fair game for
the philliss but was handicapped by
made spectacular stops. score
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK.
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Marshalltown Beats Waterloo.

Waterloo. Ia, April 2s.-Marshail-
town won an exhibition game from
Waterloo here today by the score of
Q 10 s. Same teams play again to-
morrow
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boston. ; waThinrion. ] 1cslied. DARK
ness. SEVENTH
Detroit : chIcaso. 2
New York. =. phi einiphia.
IT. Louis. 4. Cleveland. 7.
Game. Today.
Cleveland A. 81 Louis.
Chicago Al netfolf.
Boston At Washington.
New York At Philse+ phis.
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Chicago. April 2s.--Ear Adams tumble
of Wrights grounder followed by
Drimm's single and schmidfs triple. en-
sblsh Pittsbprgh 70 overcome fhleago's
series. The score was 10 T. Home runs
by Barfnetf, Traynor and Wright. the
latters with man on base, were the
fsa,urss. Score; -
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NTERNATIoNAI..

BuffaIo. fb, Nfwark. 7.
Rochester. 8. Reading 2
Toronto. s. Baltimore. 6.
Syracuse Jersey City scheduled today.
played yesterday as part OF double header.
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Pinch Hitter Wins

81 Louis, April 1s.-st Louis took the
thlrd game OF the series with Cleveland
today when Evans, pinch hitting for
jackson IN the ninth Inning. drove out a
was TO .. Stephenson drove out a
home run and Speaker pounded out q
a htree-hase hit. score.
cLENEfA<D ST LOFTS
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81 Louis - Cincinnati
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.


BlrninEham. II. New Orlsans. Z.
Chattanooga. s. Little Rock. -
Nashville. /: Memphis. 8.
Atlanta -Mibiie, rain.
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Barnes HurIs Good Ball.

Boston, April 2s.--Tbs pitching Of
Jesse Barnes, who held Brooklyn 10 tbroc
hits. and tho general play OF Bancroft and
Tlsrney we're the features OF Bosfou's =
10 Victory over tho Dodgers today. The
kcorc.
BROOYT,Y. BOSTON
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wichita Falls, 0: Dallas. q.
Galveston. s. Houston. 4.
San Antonio. 4 Beaumont. $.
Shreveport. ! Fort Worth. ~.
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Senators and Boston Tie.

Washington, April 3s-Darknsas due
70 an approaching storm. ended tn. game
between Boston and Washington today
after seven innings With fhe score tie
Al 2-ali II was pitching duel bstwssn
Msrberry and Ferguson seore.
BOSTON WAgI4f>0>r
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Two.Basc lIii
Scores Winning
Run in Tenth
sheehsn Turns IN Third
Victor, III season
AZ Relief Pitcher
Score. ) IN /.

y u
nuhne ~.
ims hfZIu ihs
eighth =innlns llei
the senfe Ter ths
Reds today and the
Same nlaseeseeo
sionillz IN ZiIa 18th
,liuse Duncan hnnis
with ille winning
run. enabling Gin.
clnnatl 10 defeat ~.
Louis. ito 4. klase.
han Wsn hind
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Babe Slams
Out Two lIonrrs
and lanks Win
llambinn llfinFs Total sune
her af sirrui, lnuis T.
Ii,e Aihlelics ess.
II too.

81 AnEit4flA
- Nsw fm@a
sluFrInn aa4Hf fH
Philadelphia o.
e,sfcpminN Hun
lead 90 iahe The zane
~ an n % 0ani
ilshs RUN hlt two
home runs during the
contest but mere ~.z
on base on ethics e
casion. This fnade
4 total - five circuit
drives for hIm tna
season. H.. also -
cepied seven cha
hout an error. The
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s3sffsd for Ford In ninth.
sBattef for HeniIns In ninth.
Score by lnninfs.
phiiadslphis .s..sst+stt.ssle 100 ooh--2
New fpfk .stfsf f4tsssl1O lOv lo1--f
sufnmary--HDnsi Sand. Wrlshtstone.
Ffisch ~, jackson. ~. Errors; sand
tz). Wrfhfstone. Ford. Two-base hlfi
base Meusei saorlhcssi Barnes.
!ioIke. Double plays. Ford 10 sand 20
Ford 20 uolke, Left on bases New
York, 49, phlladelphia, .. Bases on balls:
2y ~ bals.. bnarn 9sn sg esass eeosssh a sah p,,ss ss
Couch. Bslk; Couch. rmpiresi Powell.
Moran and Pfirman. Time 1865
uornsby leads the msJov Leagues with
Fournier ~ the Robins. NcMsnus Of the
Browns and orsnthsm have three.
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TOfaIs n n TT
xBatted for Decatur IN SIKH.
KI3aftsd for Green In ninth.
Score by innings.
posfon ............30 300 0s0 10r~-s
rufnmsry--Ru bancroft ~. Cum
ningham. Tiernsy ~. 1eInnls. stsDgeI,
psdgeff Errors: Nets, Klugmsn. Two
bsse hits Klugmsn, Stengel, Tierney.
Thfse-bsse hit Tiernsy. Double pisya
10 Jlefney 10 Mcfnnis 90. Left on bass
BROOKLYN. 2; Boston. 9. Bssss on balls;
OFF Decatur, a. or Barnes. !. strBek out;
~ Decatur, ~. HIS. or DeeatDr ? In
innings; on Green , 10 J innings.
fosiDs pitcher Decsfpr. Umpirss. Ne.
cormlek, ODsy ana swfsnsy Tims,
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xOne out when winning run scored.
xBattsd for jacobson Ia the ninth.
Score by innings:
e,,ef.isnd ........st...s... eea zoo ole-3
o. Louir ..sstsss - s1o7 olo VII
Suminary--Runs. stephenson. Speaker.
Burns Tobin. Elierbs. sisier. jacobson.
Edwards Two-base hits. summs. Gerber
Iutzke. J. se~eiI Thres-hase hit; SPEAK
Burns Sacrifice his. EiIsrbe. Danforth.
Gerber. Double play: Gerber to AcManus
10 kisier Left on bases: Cleveland. .
81 Louis. ~. Bases on balls, OFT Ed
Wards off panforfh. 4 Struck out
by Edwards s. by Danforth. /. rmpire-:
Ofmsby. Hildebrand. AofisTty. Time. 1.0i.
-Four home runs featured rIeyela nd's 10
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ssat,.d for paumrartSsr in ninih.

seere b. lnniagt.
Saw York ..4.4.........co 600 SO aie--li
Philadelphia .s.4........fei ei8 Que =
sufnn1a ry--knns Dusar. Ruth a..
Neusel. Combs. Plpp ca. Scott. Hoffnenr.
shswkey. Dykes ca. Hale f3f Simmons,
Welch. Error. Perkins. Two-hsse hits
ripp "a. Wit. Msusei. Simmons. Gallo
way. Thres-bsse hits Dykes Gaiie~at.
Home runs Ruth t1l. Sacrifice. Wsrd.
Left on hase. Sew YORK. 2. Philadelphia.
Baufngariner :. Hts or snsVr.y. > IN
s IL innings; off Heimach, in } z-7
innings. of Jones. IN : - inning.
off Harris. IN IL innings: off Bean,
gsrtnsf. 5 In ; innings. Winning pitch
er. shawkey. Losing pitcher. Heifnaeh.
tmpirss. Rowland. Connolly. Dinsn.
Time. 2.fo.
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fiyinr fur twliliam,o ...5..ss....s.s 30
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sixth rae rniies
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Re- ehahite fStnaiiwoof1 4szs44.....5 see
:. Tims. sOs ~. bells ai Plymouth.
W. flt'Hon. keseate. North Wales.
hsh Gear, Irish Pat and Msg Roberts
seventh racer ~. miles.
Hickory lNsrlneliD 444.444#ssn - % 100
attorney Muir tAb.l) ..s.ss.sss .1s.se 80
Time 2.o7 40 bolster Old FAITHFUL.
ponghaui Leaslde. lnNleofstor posdie
and Toodies also ran.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

WItfi~ Esmsn. the niee go0 pyiys from,
the Pacific rogsf issgpss playing fhlrd
bss, for N. rhiesro trssfleses VS.
knocted esi ~hsp h. vsns lnie Hisnsy ~
fseorf bsss hit hs hsf he wounds
patched vp and resumed piasins.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

game of the season as relief pitcher.
hofnshy drove out three singles and
a double out OF five times mp. Score:
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
'Nfi Efu OF
WASHINGTON.


:, summary-Runs. fesoh. J. Harris, =.
Harris, Peckin,paugh Error Lee. Two.
Harris. Psckinpaugh. Stolen base: s.
Harris. Sacrifices: Harberry (a). Fer.
Euson. Ezzei Double play: WAmbs-
ganss 20 J Harris. Left on bases: Bos-
ion, ,b; Washington. ! Bases on balls:
out BY .Marberry.. /. by Ferguson, l.
umpires: Nallin and Evans Time: las