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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HARDWARE, gasoline and general storc in
suburbs, doing thriving business: remarkable
opportunity: price for bns. and prop. complete,
3l3.20. Address Box 339- X, Star office.
SMALL, LCNCHRO0M for sale: 5000 for quick
sale: rent. $45 good opportunity Address Box
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TYPEWRITERS-R Rent reduced; selling OF Q
large nuiptee AT sacrifice prices; some real bar
sains. Open evenings. American Typewrter
Co.. 1881 East Capitol st. Lincoln 81
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Marshall Business Brokers,

Marshall Business Brokers,
800 New York ave.
Grocery and meats. old established corner
NV: rent, $50: large stock; price. 5000
Bakery and grocery in northwest; we'll
ssg?5essd' s5S rooms above; a-ys'r lease; price,
Coal yard uptown. good clientele. , Ford
trucks and other good equipment smounting
TO s.. 500: rent. so5 with lease. viii be soid
Roomus house. II rooms rent $50 per
month: price. $500.
Barsain.Delicatessen one Of best stores in
@ I fst ysst r'es ...e pTs vlIss rsS and BATH rent
eles. h-~.h,; price. $3.50 '1 '"''S' ,e''
Roomiug house, II rooms: h.-w.b.; near
10th and Mass. ave; price. 1900
,Rarsain-Rooming house. 10 rooms: cleo
tricity. steam heat: best downtown location;
will sacrifice.
Eooming hcMss; .aca; near 18th and sts,; IL
Boa riding house: 1s rooms; rent, s1oo; price
s., 200. '>@
Apartment, 3 rooms and bath; good furn-
tnr; rent $40 per month; price Of furniture
Hotel. about 30 rooms. s baths: splendid
downtown proposition: price, $500.
Beauty parlor, near 11th and q sts; new
ea1ipmeni; rent only s75. Opportunity for
right party. $1,000.
Restaurant uptown. exclusive and expen-
fufDtsnPd T.
nents above; sacrifice at 1900.
Nesrbeer and light lunch: s~.; old .estab-
| iished corner: owner leaving city: 5000
Cafeteria and dining room: old established:
2yesr lease; valuable equipment; half price
We do a real brokerage business.
Marshall Business Brokers,
$40 New York ave.
500 Rooming house, 10 rooms, garage.
S2!3-Rooming house, 10 rooms; central
$500 1Rooming house, 10 rooms: rent. sa5.
$350-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent, $50.
$5oGIRoming house. 10 rooms modern.
$45O-Roomfn2 house. IL rooms; lO-car o
.-oo story garage: well located; bargain.
500 ROcning house, ie rooms rent. 'er%e sloe
IL .200-Rooming house 10 rooms; rent SIS, .
s4sSrocery s4sSSGrocs,y and and roons: rent .Is
$900-Grocery and rooms: rent, $50.
81 .0O0-Grocery and Q rooms; rent, SEQ.
sisoo-Groeery and and Z rooms rooms: rent rent, sse
s.. .00O-Grocery and 5 rooms: rent, $42
Ss50-Confectionery and . rooms; rent. $40.
$5.0-Confect. and rooms; rent, SEQ.
S2,0O0-Confectionery and 4 rooms: rent. s45.
$700--Tsiloring business. 14th st. location:
old established business: big bargain
$s5o-Dry goods and notion bosiness, 9 rooms
and garage: electric light; rent only
$75. Inspect at once
$700--Cigar stand In hotel; rent $50
$8O0-Sear-beer; good corner: q bsrSain.
81, ,00O-Near-heef and lunch; pool "a bles
81, 1,500ANear-beef and lunch. rooms -
81, ,40O-Barber shop. 8 chairs: 4 rooms.
t65O-Lnnch and furnished rooms.
81 20n-L1nch, good DIV. location.
r. O00-Iunch and rooms; 14th st. location
81 6OO--(5as and accessory business and i6.csp
= garage; good corner location ..
S3 ,eO0-Mnlinery business. well located near
Dupont Circle; reasonable rent
r. n CURTIS. MAIN SO42 MAIN sO43.
:1aAachinists' bldg. 9th Mag ave. NV. .,
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MAXWELL
Used Car Department.

These cars are in perfect run
ming order, several are Bonded
Used Cars" and can be pur-
chased on our liberal time pay
ment plan.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
H. B. LEARY. Jr..
1921 18th St. NV. North 1896.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

SEWING MACHINE, Singer drophead,, $40.
Col. S.si t3l Keefcr pI. NV. =.
SEWING MACHINES. well known make. 81. 90
IN delivery and 90 per week: 5-year guar
antee. i. o. Rox 30s, Washington. ID. &. 14s
SODA FOUNTAIN, modern. iceless; electric
ca rbona tor; almost new; bargain; easy terms.
North 1000 T. 15s,
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STORE FIXTURES. ice box, refrirerating
case. counter shelving. Phone Col. 1895
swEEPER. Hoover. 600 iath st. NV. :srd
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TYPEWRITER, Tnder~ood No. ). Ss4 5O
Monarch, 500 80: l.. G. smith, $50 10: Remns-
ION No. 10. 80 90. See our portabieS Low
prices and terms. National Typewriter Ex.
change. $40 st. NV. Main t5
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT,

1-TUBE SET, 8ne. complete with In atterics
U: v. 1B0, tube and Brandcs ear phones, only
SD. Phone Cleveland ita5
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Observation-Disclosures lessen, one of hest stores in
city for price: living rooms and bath; rent.
500: 2-year leaee; price, 81.
Roomng hosse. near 18th and Mass. ave.
cleo. h.-w.h.; price. $3.50.
Roomng house, f. rooms: h.-w.b: near
10th and Mass. ave; price. 5000
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terlng III Our Used Car Depart
ment. -.
Dodge Touring. ........ $3.50
Studebaker Light E Tour
ing ............... bOO
Maxwell Sedan. $50
Hupmobile Touring, 1923. 700
Ford Touring. ....... 275
Paige Coupe, 5-pass.. -. 500
Buick Touring. 49,. ...... 600
Studebaker Big E Touring, $50
Stearns-knight Touring
(like new). -. | 900
Studebaker Light 6 Sedan. 1,050
Studebaker Special6Coupe
like new). ...:...... 1000
Hupmobile Touring...... $50
Chevrolet Coupe. ..,... 800
Chevrolet Touring. 500
Moline-Knight Touring. $50
Paige Touring. $50
/, We arrange terms to meet
your approval. --
Open Evenings and Sundays.
sTUDEBAKER.
USED CAR DEPT.
18th at r St. NV.
!. Pot. 1851. t-...t..
GMC Truck, ~ tons ran body.
Tranc Truck, 2 tons express body.
+Trafhc Truck, tons; dump b"dy.
Republic Truck. ] ~ tons dump body.
Packard Truck. 31a tons; platform and stake
/, body. .-'r-
Ford light deliv. II
All Of these trucks have been reconditioned
Sold under guarnutee and on terms.
A-B-C TRUCK CO.. - -. .-
|. 827 NV. -.
s USED FORDS
All Models
! 1921 FORD SEDAN. $e25.
r. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
Ford and Lincoln dealers. :
- .1&4O 18th ST., NV. ~.
North $500 -. -. .
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BUICK.
JSED CAR DEPARTMENT.

USED CAR DEPARTMENT. Z
Buick E. 5-pass. sedan. i $3.50
Ford delivery. :,:... ;:,.,,', ~. 400
Cole touring. :. ."...s... 900
Ford sedan. 275
Buick coupe. ............ 900
Hupmobile touring. -. $50
Chandler sedan. $50
Durant sedan. ......... $50
Columbia sport touring. :. 200
Buick touring, 7-pass. ..... 500
Buick sedan. ........'.... -. 1,1OO
Peerless limousine. ...... 500
Buick sport touring. -. 1900
Chevrolet coupe. ........ $50
Buick 7-pass. touring. 80. $50
Allen touring. 200
Buick touring, o-cyl-. AIS
Dodge sedan. ..,..,.!s:.E,. $50
Oldsmobile touring ...... GOO
LIBERAL TERMS.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY II. IIORNER.
1Ol5 14th Street. Main 52o6.
For the Careful Investor
We have 40 unusually One selection of
Character Cars. 1
tiveiy priced: The following list 10
worthy Of more than second thought:
Cadillac 81 phaeton.
Buick touring.
Cadillac 50 phaetou
lordon touring
Marmon touring
Cadillac d phaeton
Stutz touring
Cadillac g touring
Cadillac 81 sedan t6-pass.I
Appersop touring
. Wfntan sport model a..
Cadillac 20 coupe
Csdillsc 50 sedan G-rsss.p 50.
Packard limousine
OIdsmobie sedan &. -
-- Cadillac 55 sedan t7-psssl
Cadillac 53 limousine
Peerless coupe
Westcott touring
Peerless sedau q PASS
; Convenient terms 10 responsible buyers.
THE WASHINGTON. CADILLAC CO.,
Oten evenings.
REAL BARGAINS.
si1 Ford tourings and sedans, sla5 and up.
1918 Cadillac . touring, $275. =
1918 Chandler touring. sIo5.
io,o Nstiouai club roadster. S.Ts. WV
1918 bnick conpe, new tires. S275 - -
1924 Ford roadster, looks and runs Like
Terms or trade. So B,st NE. ". $3.50. ;,
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SEMMES MOTOR CO..
|613 G. St. NV. Phone M. 6o60.
Open Evenings 6rto 9.
=. Sundays 10, am. to 5 pm,
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VOLSSPATTER
 BIRDS IN TWO Keenan, Weaver And Lindstrom Too Much
 For Pels

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July -s1.--Nash- vile took a double-header from New Or leans today, winning s to { and 2 to 2. Keenan weakened in the ninth inning of the first game, but Weaver rescued him with the tying run on second and two out. Lindstrom was never in serious trouble in the second game. Nashville hit Cavet and Whitaker timely and the latter was not given good support. Mur- ray scored his one hundredth run In the tifnea Tiha acoraa.
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MEMPHIS SIGNS
 KENNETH JONES
Monroe Mitchell Placed
 On Voluntary Retired N List

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 31.-(Spe- cial. )-Monroe Mitchell, right-handed Chickasaw pitcher, has been placed on the voluntary retired hjt and Kenneth Jones. formerly of the Barons. has been secured to take Mitchell's place. John ny DObbs, manager of the Chicks, an.
 noalnceds tonight that Jones had been signed. Mitchell asked for voluntary retirement on account of m ailing arm that has kept him out of the game for over two weeks, and that has not re- sponded to the rest cure. Jones comes to the Chicks free agent, He is a youngsteT Just out of college and was
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BROWNS LICK HUGMEN
 INV PAIR OF CONTESTS
Doc Wingard Beats Tanks Fourth Time; Ruth
 Hits 33rd Homer

ST. LOUIS July S1.-St. Louis took both games of a double header from the New Orleans Yankees today, Ernie Win gard won his fourth victory of the sea son over the Yankees in the first game. holding New York to five hits with excel lent support. Danforth pitched good ball in the second game, holding the Yankees to six hits. Babe Ruth drove out his thirty third home run of the season in the sixth inning of the second game and his fourteenth for July. break his previous record for a single month. The scores:
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FIRST GAME

xBatted for Stephenson in ninth
 XxBatted for Roy in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Cleveland ...:.....,. OO1 9OO OO2-S Heimach, Speaker, Lutzke 2. Burns, Three-base hit. Lamar Sacrifice. Sim mons, Dykes, Fewster. Double plays, Stephenson to Burns, Galloway to Hauser. Left on bases, Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 6. Bases on balls, off HeimRch l, Uhle | Roy 1. Struck out, by Heimach 1. Uhle l. Hits, off Uhle 10 in 2-s in- innings, Roy 1 in 3 1-3 Losing pitcher, Uhle. Empires, Sailin and Connolly Time, 1850.
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AUSTRALIA WINS

NEW YORK, July 3I.-Australia defeated China in the first two singles courts of the Crescent A. C., in Brook lyn today.
 Gerald Patterson won from W. Lock Wei, captain of the Chinese team, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2, and Pat O'Hara Wood down ed Paul Kong, 60, 0-1, 6-2.
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BLACK BARONS LOSE GAME, 30 Detroit Takes Series From Local Negroes By 
 Victory Z

First and second innings played havoc with the Birmingham Black Barons dreams of a even break in their series with the Detroit Stars. The visitors from Auto City put over runners in these two frames and annexed enough runs to cop the tilt, 8 too. The final win Thursday gave the fast northern team, three games out of the four v1lavod
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GEORGE RUTH CRASHES OWN
 HOMER MARK

or. LOUIS, July S1.--"Babe" Ruth of the Yankees, today
 Obroke his record for home runs made in a single month by knocking out his fourteenth circuit clot for July in the sixth ming of the second game against St Louis.
 Ruth,s best previous mark was made in June, 1921, when he made 13. This was the year he crashed out 60 home runs for worlds record. It was Ruth,s thirty-third home run of the season.
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CANvASBACK WINS

KENORA, Ont, July S1.-The White Bear Yacht club of St. Paul. Minn., retained the Cameron cup when the Canvasback tliumphed over its Ca. nadian competitors in the second race of the International regretta here to. day.
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BEDFORD SOLD

AUSTIN, Tex, July 31.-Benny Bedford. outfielder flor the Austin, Texas association club, has been sold to the New York Yankees for con sideration, said to be $6,O0O, it was announced here yesterday.
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BARRETT, KEEN
 BEAT DODGERS

BROOKLYN, July s1.-Chicago evened up the series with Brooklyn today. win but was pulled out by sharp fielding. Barrett drove in all four of the Cubs runs, hitting a homer with one on in the third and tripling in the sixth off Roberts with two one Score:
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5uInnHIy. . Wo-Dasd hit. McGrow. Sac bases. Smith. Hubn. Double plays, R. Williams to Chaplin to Marriott. Long to Cueto to Huhn. McGrew to Kohlbecker to bile 10. Passed ball. KohIbecker Bnaes on balls, off McGrew 5, Longs ?. Struck KohlbeckeF. Empires, Williams and Doc. Ian. Time, 1855. ra
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PIRATES TAKE
 SEVEN IN ROW Giants Drop Third In Row To Bucs By Score
 z 5 To 0

NEW YORK. July S1.-The Pittsburg Nationals won their seventh straight game here today, defeating New York, to O. in six innings the game being called because of rain and darkness. Cuyler, Pittsburg' 8 young outfielder, hit a home run, but lost 1t In the seventh, when the inning was not completed. the score reverting to the sixth inning. ScoressAF
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1OIktS oV xBatted for Hoyt in eighth
Totals ..........2s Scnra hN inninRa.

New York ............... 900 001 OO0-1 St. Louis ................ OH 900 O0x--2
 Summary: Two-base hits, Robertson, noSSie pays MeMsnGs to GerSer to aSyit Sis. Ter, Gerber to McManus to Sisler. Left on bases, New York f, St. Louis $. Bases out, by Shawkey 1. Hits off Hoyt in
 innings. Shawkey none in l.. Losing pitcher, Hoyt. Empires, Rowland, Owens and Moriarity. Time. 1:26.
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xBatted Afor Shanks in sixth. xxBatted for Fullerton in ninth. xxxBatted for Clark in ninth.

Summary: Two-base hits, Mcclellan, Wamby. Stolen bases, Sheely, Archdeacon. Sacrifices, Barrett Kamm, Hooper Shee- ly Double plays, Wamby to Harris, Flag stead to Harris. Left on bases, Boston T. Chicago [. Bases on balls, off Mangum 5, Fullerton B. Struck out, by Mangum Mangum in Innings, Cvengros none in 8. Passed ball, Grouse. Winning pitch CT. Cvengros. Empires, Evans, Holmes and Hildebrand. Time, 1854.
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Score bY innlngs:

Summary: Two-base hits, Smith. Bot tomley, Holke, Harper. Parkinson. Three base hit Cooney, 1Iome runs, Blades,
 Wilson, Hornsby. Sacrifice, Bottomley. | Double play, Freigau to HOrnsby to Bot
 tomley. Left on bases, St. Louis q,
 Philadelphia g. Bases on balls. off Couch 2. Struck out, by Haines 5. Hits, off | Mitchell 4 in Ia inning, Couch in 2-3. l Losing pitcher, Mitchell. Empires, 1 Sweeney, O'Day and Quigley. Time, I:46.
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V York ............... 900 1O1 11o-4

Summary: Two-base hits. Pipp, Gerber, Meusel. Three-base hit. Evans. Home run, Ruth. Sacrifices. McManus. Schang, Louis 14. Bases on balls, off Gaston 8, Danforth 2. Maumaux l. Struck out, by Gaston l, Danforth 3, Mamaux 1. Hits
 off GRston in 2-3 innings off Mamaux none in Ia. Hit by pitcher, by Gaston (Gerberl. Wild pitch, Gaston. Balk, Dan- forth. Losing pitcher, Gaston Umpires. Owens, Moriarty and Rowland. Time,
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(Called account rain and darkness)
 Summary: Two-base hits. Cuyler, Double play, Kelly to Jackson to Kelly. Left on bases. New York !, Pittsburg 4. Bases on balls, off Watson 1. Bentley 1, Meadows 2. Struck out. by Bentley 2, Meadows 1. Hits. off Watson { in Is innings, Bentley in 2-3. Losing pitch CT, Watson. Empires, Mccormick and Pfirman. Time, 1905.
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CHICKS DEFEAT MOBILE BEARS
 IfoI 9l Long Allows Three Hits But McGrew Beats
 Him

MEMPHIs. Tenn.., July s1.--"silm'' Me- Grew was the victor in pitching duel with Tommy Long here today and Mem phis defeated Mobile to 0. The Chicks hit to the infield, went to third on Car lyle's single and scored on Gleason's sapz rifice. Score: VI
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Summary: TW0-baee hIt8, MuFfay, Pas- kert. Bogart 2, Henry, Tucker. Stolen bases. Bogart, Paskert, Sacrifices Graft 2. Double play. Murray to Hawks. Lett Bases on balls. off Lindstrom 3. Wild pitch, Whitaker. Passed ball. Lapan Empires, Pfenninger and McGowan.. Time
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REPRESENTATIVES. GAME OFF

BOSTON, July 31.--Cincinnati-B -Bos- ton game called early in the fifth in- time, Boston 2, Cincinnati 2. No
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Totals ..........a4 !
xBatted for Henry in ninth. xxBatted for Cavet in ninth.

1SAsnFiAe ..s.'..ss... VVz SVV VUx-e
 Summary: -Two-base hits. Keenan, Jack son. Three-base hits, Maekey, Cavet, Stolen bases, Murray, Mackey Paskert
 Double plays. Hoffman to Henry (2(. Left on bases, Nashville 8. New Orleans G.
 Bases on balls, off Keenan 2, Cayet {. Struck out. by Keenan 8, Weaver 1. Ca vet g. Hits, off Keenan in 2-s innings. Hit by pitcher by Keenan (Hoffman). Winning pitcher. Keenan,. Empires, Me- Gowan and Pfenninger. Time, 2:00.
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CHICAGO uCKS
 BOSTON HOSE

CHICAGO, July 31.-Timely hitting by Harvey Mcclellan, who is substituting at second base for Captain Eddie Collins, coupled with double steal by Sheely and Archdeacon. enabled Chicago to de- feat Boston to today. Score:
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SENATOR'S NOSE OUT TIGERS, 10 Zachary Beats Collins In Pretty Mound
 Duel

DETROIT, July .31.-washington Tosed Detroit out of second place here today when Zachary won a pitchers battle with Collins. Two singles and a wild pitch in the fourth gave Washington the only run of the game. Zachary allowed only three hits and Collins four. Score:
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American Learue
RESULTS

Southern League Little Rock {, Birmingham (secOnd game called s16 innlngS' Little Rock S' ChattanooEa 6, Atlanta { g, (called in ninth inning. rain: to be played Friday). Nashville 5-7, New Orleans 4-2. Pittsburg s. New York (called end sixth, rain.) Chicago {, Brooklyn 1. St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 3. / CincinnRti-BostOn.r rain.
 American League St. Louis 25, New York 1-A. Washington l, Detroit O. Philadelphia 7-s, Cleveland s-4.
 American Association Louisville 4, Toledo Il. Indianapolis 3, Columbus 2 (11 innings). Minneapolis 14, Milwaukee g. St. Paul Q. Kansas City (14 innings).
 International League Newark 2, Reading 8. TOronto-Rochester, rain. Jersey City Baltimore. rain. Buffalo Syracuse rain.
 Appalachian League Johnson City 2, Greeneville 6. MorrtstOwn 1, Knoxville 6, Kingsport- Bristol. rain.
 South AtIantic League Greenville 6, Macon 0. Spartanburg 0, Ashevtlle 6. Charlotte $, Augusta 2.
 Virglhla League Norfolk 8. Rocky Mount {. Petersburg 3, Portsmouth (11 innings).
 Florida State League Orlando 2, Clearwater l. St. Petersburg o, Lakeland 8. Bradentown 4. Tampa (12 innings).
 Texas League San Antonio 3, Dallas 2. Houston {, Fort Worth 6. Beaumont 8, Shreveport S. Galveston {, Wichita Falls ,.
 Western League, Omaha O. St. Joseph 3. Lincoln !. Tulsa II. >Des Moines 12, Wichita 6. Denver 3. Oklahoma City s.
 Western Association Topeka 8. OkmulEee l. Hutchinson 6, ArdmOrs 5. BaFtlesvilie 1910, Muskogee 3-7. Springfield-Fprt Smith, rain.
 Piedmont League 7GreensbOro 6, Winaton-Salem 1. Raleigh 5. Dsnville 6.
 -~
 Virginia League Richmond il, Wilson 16 (1l inninRsl x.---..- A. T2..-. Cu-- -,
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TRIBE DIVIDES
 WITH MACKMEN

CLEVELAND. July s1.--Cleveland and Philadelphia broke even today, Philadel- phia winning the first, to 8, and Cleve- Scores:
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ST. LOUIS MAKES
 TWO STRAIGHT

PHILADELPHIA, July 31-St. Louis made it two straight from Philadelphia today by batting Mitchell from the box in the first inning and scoring enough runs to win. the score was to 3. Score
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sent to the Barons by Detroit. He was recently given an unconditional release. He will join the Chicks tomorrow.
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Totals ...::..

Black Barons ..........,. 900 900 0oo--0
 Summary: Two-base hit, Stearns. Stolen base, Smith. Sacrifice. Roth. Dou- bic plays. Dixon to Geechie. Stratton to McAllister to Williams. Geechie to Mc. troit 6. Birmingham {. Bases on balls. off Cooper 1, Poindexter l. Struck out. by Cooper l. Poindexter 8. Hit by pitcher, Pearce by PoIndexter. Empires, White head and EchoIs. Time. t:37.
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American Lsaeus
Matioaai League
rsnas L@saa
AnerIean AssaeIatIea
GAMES TODAY
southern L.eaEue

Southern League Birmingham at Little Rock. Atlanta at Chattanooga. New Orleans at Nashville. Mobile at Memphis-
 National League St. Louis at Philadelphia. Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburg at New York.
 American League New York at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Cleveland. Washington at Detroit. Boston at Chicago.
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Fewster to Burns. Galloway to Bishop to HauserI Galloway to Hauser, Bishop 10 Hauser. Left on bases. Philadelphia S Cleveland 7 Bases on balls. off Meeker ,, Metevier 1. Messenger 1. Struck out bv Meeker l. Mstsvier 2. Messenger 9 Hits off Metevier in innings. off Messen- ger in 6. Hit by pitcher. by Meeker (Brower). Winning pitcher, Messenger.
 umpires. Nallin and Connolly, Time, l:5S
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Totals ..........33
4oNhlS ss''s' '''ssSA @' xBattod for Roberts in seventh.
Score by Innings

GnIeSgo ''''''''''''' SS9 0S9 SSI So1 SSS-1
 Summary: Two-base hit. Hartnett. Three-base hits, Hartnett, Barrett, StOcK. Home run. Barrett. Stolen base. Friberg. to Hollocher to Barrett to HolIocher, Adams to Hollocher to Barrett. Left on bases. Chicago 5, Brooklyn 2. Bases on balls, off Decatur 2, Keen {. Struck out. by Decatur ?. Roberts 2, Keen 6. Hits, off Decatur 6 in Is innings, off Roberts 2 in 2 2-3, off Ruether none in 2. Hit by pitchre by Roberts (VOgel). Losing pitcher. Decatur Empires, Klem and Wilson. Time, 1:36.
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Summary: Two-base hit, Pratt: Three base hit, Haney. Stolen base, Fothergill
 Double plays, Pratt to Haney to Blue, Heilmann to Blue. Left on base Wash ington ', Detroit 4. Bases on balls, off Collins 6, Zachary i. Struck out, by Zachary 1. Empires, ormsby and Dineen.
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SECOND GAME

Totals ..........32 6 524 xBatted for Schang in ninth. xxRan for Bush in ninth.
 xxxBatted for Mamaux in ninth.
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Totals ....:.....3S 12 x2s 15
 xOne out when winning run scored.
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xBatted for Jones in eighth.
 xxBatted for Collins in ninth.
 Score by innings: Washington .............. 900 100 000-1 Detroit ....s....s....... OOO OOU UuO-U Summary: Two-base hit Pratt Three
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1Ssatted s for Long in ninth. r ~

Mobile ................... 900 900 ooo-. Memphis .,.......e...... O10 900 box
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SECOND GAME
Totals .........

Score by innings: New Orleans ....,...,...... 900 01O 1-s Nashville .................. 2O2 OI2 Xxi
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Western Association Topeka 8. OkmulEee {. Hutchinson 6, ArdmOrs 5. BaFtlesvilis 1910, MusSogee 3-7. Springfield Fort Smith, rain.
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Piedmont League Greensboro 6, Winston Salem i. Raleigh 5. Danville 6.
 Virginia League Richmond il, Wilson 16 (1l inninRs).
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Score by innings: Philadelphia ........... O10 200 900 0-3 Cleveland s.............. 200 900 100 1-4