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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-08-08

as Court Of Equity. No. 1854 Equity.
Ordered this 22nd day Of July, A. D.
1924, by the Circuit Court for Montgomery
county, as Court of Equity, that the
Auditors Report filed in the above en-
titled cause, be ratified and con-
firmed. unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 18th
day OF August next Provided a copy OF
this order be inserted in some news
paper published in said MONTGOMERY
county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the said 18th day Of August,
1924
PRESTON B. RAY, Clerk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
OF VALUABLE

Improved Real Estate
in Martins Third Addition to Chevy Chase,
Montgomery County. Maryland. located
on the north side of Raymond Street,
one block east Of the Brookeville Road,
and improved by
ONE-STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
and outbuildings.
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Public Sale
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Having sold my farm, located on the
GAINESVILLE Road, leading from Gathers
burg to Old Germantown, Montgomery
county. Md, will sell at public sale, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day
of August, 1924.
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
the following personal property. to-wit:
FIVE HEAD OF GOOD HORSES.
FINE MICH COWS.
Breeching and lead harness for six horses,
4-horse wagon. 3-inch wheels 2 4-horse
wagons. 4-inch wheels; wagon body, hay
carriage. Deering binder. Deering mower,
Deering hay tedder. hay rake, Superior
grain drill. 2 3-horse Syracuse plows, 8
corn cultivators. and many other articles
not mentioned.
Prick traction engine, IS horsepower !:
Case threshing machine, Prick saw mill
and carriage. belts for said threshing ma
chine and saw mill. water cart and sheets
belonging to said outfit.
One five-passenger Hupmobile and one
five-passenger Chevrolet automobile.
TERMS OF SALE All sums of $40 and
under. cash on all sums over $40 credit
OF months will be given. purchasers div
ing their notes, with approved security,
bearing interest from the day Of sale and
payable at the Montgomery County Ma
tional Bank. Rockville. Md. No property
to be removed until the terms Of sale are
complied with.
CHARLES U. SMALL.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

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vs..
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Order. N1ai.

In the matter Of the mortgage from As
bury Hobbs ct al. TO George A. Pearre
Jr. Assignee. for the purpose Of fore
closure.
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Evening star., 1924-06-08
EPIPHANY A. A. nine
IS GATHERING STARS

Epiphany Athletic Association has
corralied several high school diamond
athletes in an effort to give the best
OF the teams hereabouts a real bat
tie. Wirtly Scruggs. former shop
stop Of Central championship nine.
together with Robson. catcher: Hank
Slanker outttelder, and Otis Dozen
dorf and Henry Phipps. hurlers, have
been landed, and unless the dope is
all twisted Epiphany will be heard
Earl Moser and Laurence Boerner,
who have had considerable experience
with the Blue Ridge College team,
also have agreed to play with Epiph-
any Then there at Holden. ourand
and James Neale, both of whom are
reported to be quite clever. Bruce
Kessler of Eastern, Burt McGann of
Tech, Angus Heeke of Eastern, Ro-
land Dulin of Western. Lewis Shield
and Edward Elliott are other pros
poets.
Challenges to Epiphany are being re-
Ceived by Manager Harry Boerner. who
can be telephoned at Franklin s162.
Managers OF the senior division of
the Washington Base Ball and Ath-
letic Association are to meet Tues
day night at 529 18th street south
east. President Lawrence wants all
pilots to be on hand Schmidt of the
War Department League will address
the meeting. Lawrence has called
meeting of the Shamrock Seniors
Monday night: the juniors. Thursday
night. and the midgets on the follow
ing night.
HandIey Athletic Club will meet a
rugged opponent In the Naval Hos
pital nine today at 2:30 o'clock on
the Handley diamond.
Alexandria will be the ctne of five
games today. Dreadnaught Athletic
Club will entertain a strong An
napolis team at 3~oclock. while the
Cardinals will be hosts to the Bar
rett Athletic Club at the same hour.
Solkan tossers will be the opponents
of the Rosebud Athletic Club on the
grounds at North Alfred street at
o'clock and the Columbia nine will
tackle the Bailey Cross Roads players
on the same grounds at IL o'clock:
The Tiger nine will be matched
o'clock at the Dreadnaught Park.
Alexandria Light and Power Com
pany successfully made it's debut in
series by pointing the way to the
Citizens National Bank in u 20-to-7
match Shuuan hurled we'll for the
winners. Fones collected a homer
with the bases loaded in the sixth
inning.
samrock Juniors will travel to Seat
Pleasant today for game with the
Mariand Athletic Club Juniors. The
Shamrpeks are to report at the home
of Manager Lawrence at 3 O'Clock.
Sherwood Midgets took the measure
of the Mount Rainer Midgets in an
1S-to-l2 match. Mcdowell clouted
four bingles in as many trips to the
plate.
Evening star., 1924-06-08

oeat tnem out OF pennant IN lVUS.
II Alexander were able to win twice
as many games from New York as
he lost this season. he might be the
solitary individual who. in his way.
would turn the current of the cham
ponship in the National League to
some other direction than UP New
York harbor. 1t needs a pitcher OF
that type to do damage to the Giants,
II they are to be kept from winning
another pennant.
Others Also Fall Down.
Another pitcher who has been aim
ing his missiles for three successive
years at the Giants, and is beginning
the fourth. is Doak of st. Louis. He
has b6en hard nut for the Giants
to crack when going good, but an
unfortunate lack of consistency has
narred any record he might have
made against New York. Then, too.
he has been with a team that has
not been a winner. and that has
had its wings clipped by the Giants
at critical times
Adams and Cooper of Pittsburgh
have been in the three years war
of the National League to halt New
York and there have also been Luque
and Rixoy OF Cincinnati. Luque has
won game now and then, but he
has too often lost his temper. The
Giants know that he is mentally tor
rid and play upon his weak spot
from the time they get on the ball
field. when he is there. too.
Reuther and Meadows have labored
with the opposition against New
York for three years. but Reuther
has never been impressive for vari-
Gus well known reasons. and Mead
ows has been found by the Giants
when the necessity came to batter
his curves skyward and lineward.
Fail to Get Revenge.
Marquard and Jesse Barnes have
been let go from New York to turn
their skill against their former team
mates, but they have never turned up
enough to keep the Giants within
the helpless minority. Toney, who
was let go by New York, sought re-
venge, but the time had gone when
he could take revenge.
Benton, Schupp, Sallee, the famous
trio that won the pennant for New
and turning in 1917, all were sent to
other clubs, but thes never had the
satisfaction of bringing down the
team that they anxiously wanted to
see lose. One of them, Benton, is
still left in Cincinnati, as keenly
eager to defeat New York today as
he was the first week after New
York let him go.
Ring has been in tho three-year
campaign, and so, too. have John
Morrison OF Pittsburgh and Haines
OF st. Louis and Mitchell--all OF
whom have spite hates in one way
and another
stacked against the Giants in the last
three years, but none of them has
been able to stop a team which seems
individually not SO great that 1t
should not be checked.
Copyright, 192I.l
Evening star., 1924-06-08
AND WARD
BATTLE TOMORROW

Honey Boy Finnegan,. who Mashed
to the limelight here by pointing the
way to Bobby Garcia, will be match
ed against Chick Ward of Baltimore
in the twelve-round feature bout at
the Washington Sporting Club, Ken
ilworth, Nd, tomorrow night.
1t should be a slam bang affair,
judging by the record OF the rivals.
Since Honey Boy fattened out Jose
LoLhbardo, the Panama fyweight
champion. ne has been meeting some
of the leading fighters in the country.
But Ward also has been progressing.
having waged successful battles with
Bobby Garcia and Cuddy De Marco.
Considerable Interest is being man
ifested I'm the preliminaries. Nick
Brown of Baltimore will exchange
swats with Terry O'Day of the Mo-
hawk Athletic Club in six-round
semi final. Three four-roupd bouts
are carded. Jack Winstead will op-
pose Kid Dpcowitz of the Washington
barracks. while Joe Rivers will strive
to topple Kid Groves of the Mohawk
Athletic Club. While Ptomey of Fort
Myer will meet Kid Shatick ina the
other -rounder.
Evening star., 1924-06-08

Totals. IS I4t34 Is Totals. 4s Is 80 IT
sBatted for Harris in ninth inning.
tBatted for Eommel in tenth.
tone out when winning run scored.
sRan for Heilmann In third inning.
Slated for Holloway in seventh inning.
Philadelphia. 02 oe4o 8 o o do
Detroit. ......... 0 8 o o l 4 l o 0 0 Ill
Runs--Riconda, welch. Haussr (e). Strand
I'd, Galloway, Perkins. Heimach. StruIk
Cobb. Fothergill (2). Heilmann. Pratt. Rig
ney (2), Blue (2), Bassler. Woodall. Errors
Riconda. Simmons. Two-base hits--Strand
Heilmann (2). Haney. Fothergin (2). Three.
base hit--Gsnowsy. Horne runs-Hauser
weloh. Stolen bases-.-Hauser, Strand, Pratt.
Saorifcee-Riconda. Simmons, Haney, Kerr,
Rigney (2), johnson. Maaash. Double plays
Galloway. Dykes to Hauser; Haney. Pratt to
Blue. Left on bases-Philadelphia. 9; De
troit. 16. Base on balls-of Gray. 8; of
RommeI. /; on Baumgartner. 4; off johnson.
!: off Dauss, 8. Struck .out-By Gray, 2; BY
Heimaoh. Q; by Harris, /: by Rommel. l. by
Johnson, s; by Dauss, g. Hits--of Gray. s in
innings; off Heimaoh, in 8 innings; off Har-
ris. in in1ings; of Romm7l, in inning;
off Baumgartner, in 2h innings; off John
son. in SIS innings; off Holloway. / in q in
ming; of Dauss, in innings. Hit by pitch
er-By Heimach (Heilmann). Winning pitcher
-Dauss: Losing pitcher-Baumsartner. Um.
pires-Messrs. Owens. Morsrity and Holmes.
Time Of game--3 hours and IL minutes.
Evening star., 1924-06-08
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 8; Indianapolis, 3.
Louisville, 6; Toledo. ;.
st. Paul, 10; kansas City, 2.
Minneapoits-Mil ilwa aukee, rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham, 6-2; Memphis, S-8.
New Orleans, D; Nashville. g.
Little Rock, IL; Atlanta, =.
Mobile. 0. Chattanooga, 4.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Bradehtown, 5; Lakeland, 4.
50. Petersburg. 3, Orlando, ..
Daytona. "a; Tampa. Ia.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Richmond. ~; Portsmouth,. O-s.
Rocky Mount, D; Petersburg, o.
Norfolk, 9, Wilson, 4.
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
kfngxport, 7-4y johnson City, rs.
Knoxville, S-I5; Bristol, 0-S.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Danville. 5; Durham, 5 III Innings
darkness.p
High Point, :; Greensboro, s.
Raleigh, 9; Winston-Salem,2 2.
INTERNATIONAL league.
Newark, 3; Jersey City, z.
Buffalo, 10; Toronto. 8.
Syracuse, 81; Rochester. 0-12.
baltimore, 81 Reading, 2.
Evening star., 1924-06-08
KING OF FLYWEtGHTS
TO FIGHT AT BERWYN

frankie Genaro. American fiyweiEht
champion. will make his bow to local
fistic fans Thursday night at the
Sportland Heights boxing arena, Ber-
wyn Nd, when he tackles Joe Clifford
of Brooklyn in a twelveround fea-
ture bout.
Genaro is one of the most sensa-
tional little fellows in the ring game.
and has taken two fifteen-round de-
cisions over the present champion,
Panoho villa. His opponent Thurs
day night is reported to be quite
clever Clifford has been giving a
good account of himself in the east.
His most recent feat was. a twelve
round decision over Jimmy Russo of
New Orleans.
Eddie Leonard of Baltimore and
frankie Neil will appear in the eight
round semi-final. The Sportland man
agement is trying to secure the serv-
ices of Tex Stovell of the Mohawk
Athletic Club in a six-round bout.
Evening star., 1924-06-08

Athletic Association unlimited play
ers are scheduled to face the Rams.
dell tossers on the lAtters grounds
Lehigh is booked to visit the ST
Stephens nine and Tenle ytown hopes
to topple White Haven in section c.
Msnaeer wItte OF the Georgetown
Athletic Association wants all play
ers to report on the kounds at 39th
and Reservoir streets not later than
10 O'clock.
District fans will be treated to four
games in the independents League
The Petworth Athletic Club will at
tempt to down the Shamrocks on the
silver Spring diamond; knicker-
bockers. that have yet to win a game
cherrydale Athletic Club at the
Georgetown Hollow: Mohawks and
the Waverly Athletic Club will be
opponents at Union Park. and Do
minican Lyceum will travel to Ar
lington for a game with team of
that place. Dominicans have won all
Of their games in the circuit. and
Manager 7. Haley probably will send
Grazzini or Mcconnell to the mound
In an effort 10 keep his team in the
lead.
midget. junior and senior teams Of
tho W. B. A. A. series will figure in
twenty-one games today. Here's the
list: Senior division, section A
kanawhas VS.. Argyles. at 1 o'clock.
on the west diamond OF the Ellipse
Northerns VS.. Fasteners, at the
same hour, at 18th and streets
northeast. Section of the senior
division-Apaches VS. Emblems. at l
o'clock, on the cast diamond OF the
Ellipso: Chevy Chase VS.. Liberty. on
the formers grounds. at 3 o'clock :
Shamrocks VS.. Lnworths, at
Washington Barracks. at / o'clock
Mardfeldts VS.. Warwicks, at
O'Clock. on the south diamond of the
F,llipse
Section c, junior division-Clovers
w. Argyles at II o'clock, on the
south diamond OF the Ellipse: Mount
Rainier w. Boys Club. on the south
Warwicks VS.. Cresccnts at ] o'clock,
on diamond No. OF the Monument
grounds. Section B-Paramounts VS..
t.allston. on the east diamond OF the
Ellipse, at II o'clock; Peerless VS..
Eiliotts. at II o'clock. on the west
Trumonts. on the formers field. at
- o'clock.
Section B, midget diVision-Mount
Rainier VS.. Arrows on the east dla-
mond OF the Ellipse; st. Joseph VS.:
Corinthians on the south diamond of
the Ellipse; Trinity VS.. Stanley on the
south diamond of the Eliipse these
games start at oclock). Section {.
midget Observation-Disclosures VS.. Han
overs at 8 o'clock on the east dia-
mond OF the Ellipse: Ozarks VS. Kan
awhas at 5 o'clock on diamond No. !;
Shamrocks VS. Meridians at o'clock
on the west diamond OF the Eiiipse.
Section u. Clarendon VS.. Congress
Heights at ! o'clock on diamond No.
3: Mohicans VS.. Premiers at O'Clock
on diannond No OF the Monument
grounds: Peerless VS.. Auroras at 5
o'clock on the same diamond.
Embiem Athletic Club players are
urged to attend tomorrow night $
meeting at 1901 35th street. Mount
Rainier The Emblem team Is due TO
oppose the Apaches today at o'clock
on the east diamond of the Eliipse.
Mount Rainier Juniors turned in an
sto-3 victory over the Manhattans.
Shorty Bauman connected for three
bingles in FIVE times at bat
Evening star., 1924-06-08

In the event that any or the players
of the first selection will be unable to
play, the Washington Base Ball and
Athletic Association members have
chosen a second nihe.
Wolfe, catcher Of the Rialtos: ELL
wood, pitcher of the Hilltops: Kersey.
first basenan of the Virginia Grays !:
Ford, second sacker OF the Printers;
Lerneric. third baseman of the Typos /;
Bean, shortstop OF st. Stephens: Bal
ley. left fielder OF Georgetown: Jaffe,
right fielder Of the Rialtos, and Char
rity. center fielder OF the Comforters;
Clatterbuck, pitcher OF Treasury. are
the players named for the first team.
The second selection are Despre,
catcher OF the Rialtos; Hutchinson
and Webb pitchers OF the Union
Printers: Hold. first baseman of the
General Accounting ONCE: Conway,
third sacker of the Georgetown Ath-
letic Association; Bernhardt, short
stop of the Roamers; Riley, left field
er Of the Rosslyns: House. right
fielder OF st. Stephens: McGann, CEN
ter for O'Donnell's.
Invitations have been extended to
the District Commissioners and the
cabinet officers.
Five important events have been
listed. Midgets. juniors and players
will be eligible to compete in fungo
hitting az well as circiing the bases
and running to first. The midgets
and juniors also will be tested for
throwing accuracy and running to
the home plate. Prizes will be
awarded to the players finishing first
and second In these events.
A cup donated by r. Harris e. Co.
will be awarded to tho winner of the
intercity game.
TNTo Leagues connected with the w.
B. A. A.--the Potomac and the
Washington Maryland loops-will re-
sumo play today, there being eleven
games scheduled Much interest Is
being centered in the Washington
Maryland circuit.
Mount Rainier, leading the series.
will entertain the Snyder Farmer
Post at o'clock. Batson will hurl
for Mount Rainier. Prince Georges
and Seat Pleasant viii be opponents;
Interior and the Roamers will clash,
and the Maryland Athletic Club viii
oppose the Clinton nine.
Fourteen teams are due to take the
field in the Potomac League. Com
forters will be the guests or st.
Joseph and Georgetown Will tack lie
Rosslyn In Section A, while the
Union Printers Will be entertained
by the Milans and the Virginia Grays
will oppose the Hilltops on the lat
ters grounds in section b. Eastern
Evening star., 1924-06-08


AS for Firpo, Tex is proceeding with
mastery caution. He has wired to his
agent in Buenos Aires not to sign any
thing or permit anything to be signed
and. above all, to pay over no MONEY
until after Monday Firpo is re-
ported TO be sore about this, but Rick
ard is not worrying.
IL Taking 40 Chances.
Monday, you see. is the night wills
goes against BARLEY Madden, bout OF
which Tex never has approved. fearing,
it seems that Harry may bust one OF
>his naulers upon the Irishmans re-
inforced concrete bean. 1t is difficuit
to figure any other reason for Tex
objection to this bout
But II anything does go wrong. Rick
ard is not going to be the boy who is
10 be hooked. On the other hand
should Wills knock out Madden. there
isn't any question that Wills-Firpo
battle would be very popular and that
Rickard can well afford to pay the two
nnen $250.0oo which by the
way. is pretty near what he will have
to pay
SpalIa versus Tunney.
This looks like sure bet for the
Yankee Stadium. They offered SpaIlS
drst, $4,000 and then $4,000 But
Spalla's irnpresario, Nick Kline, was
cunning for Wills. Now the promoters
OF the milk show have raised their
bld for Spalia to, well. some say
$4,000 and others $4,000 1t is diff
hcult TO see how the Italian can ignore
this.
SpalIn Looks Insier.
bean pretty constantly Of late. Tun-
ney is one of his meal tickets and he
had a curious idea a few weeks ago
that Gene could beat Tommy Gibbons
Some one prodded him, however, and
woke him up.
Spalla looks to be better bet
Tunney is clever enough TO handle
the Italian at this stage, whereas
when Ermino gets more experience
he probably will not be able 10. So
champion now and then meet Car
pentier. But this meeting depends
upon the outcome of a bout now cook
ing
Carpenter VS.. Stribling
bout-no decision. 1t is a very inter.
esting prospect Stribling Is clever
enough to outppint the Frenchman.
but Carpenter %an hit harder than
any man the southerner has met. and
II iHlEiil "tIf pC tu6l WOuiG
land his right hard enough on VIII
liam Lawrence's jaw to jar the whole
Stribling family
Mickey Walker VS.. Leonard.
Here is making a fight which the
writer predicted some months ago
would come to pass. II gil details
are arranged, as now seems likely.
don't miss II. No fight on the cards
shapes UP in all its possibilities like
this one.
Dempsey vS-who?
Versus no one. Jack has proved
himself'to be a good movie actor and
is due to make as much money in
months to come as Rickard would
pay him to fight Wills and, Firpo one
after the other So Jack is out for
the year. And anyway FIrpo, even
II he beats WILTSHIRE writer thinks
he will-won't mix with the cham
pion until he has had one more years
experience.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1924-06-08
COLORED UNION LEAGUE
TO RESUME PLAY TODAY

Competition in the CoIored UNION
League will be resumed today with
eight teams taking the field.
Washington Giants VIII strive TO
unow down the Buffalo players at
1stb and Gale streets northeast in a
match starting at o'clock, while the
Teddy Bears will tackle the lie Droit
Tigers at the same hour at South
Capitol and P streets southwest.
Deanwood tossers will be opposed
TO the St Cyprians on the grounds at
18th and G streets southeast at l
O'clock, and the Oriental Tigers. will
meet the Virginia All-Etars at Ajax
andria at o'clock.
Evening star., 1924-06-08
TIGERS TRIM MACKS
IN SWATTING BATTLE

DETROIT, June Tn a twelve-in-
ming game, featured by heavy hitting
by both teams, Detroit won the first
of the series from Philadelphia, IL
to TO-
Welch's homo run in the ninth, after
two men had walked. tied the score.
FothergilPs double. two walks and
Blues single brought the winning
score for the Tigers in the twelfth.
Evening star., 1924-06-08
GIBBONS ACCEPTS TERMS
FOR FIGHT WITH TUNNEY

ST PAUL. Mimi. June Tommy
Gibbons. st. Paul. light t-heavyweight
who recently defeated Georges Car
pentfer of France, has accepted
terms, through his manager. Eddie
Kane, who is in Chicago, for
championship bout with Gene
Tunney, American heavyweight
titleholder.
The fight will be held in New
York on June 23 or 25.
Evening star., 1924-06-08
REDS 9-RUN INNING
SMOTHERS THE PILLS

PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Cincin-
natl won the opening game of the Sc
ries from Philadelphia today when a
fourth inning rally netted nine runs
and gave the visitors a 10-to-4 victory.
For three innings the contest was a
happy one for the local fans and when
the fourth inning started the home
team was holding a 2-to-0' lead.
Then in the fourth the Reds opened
bombardment on Carlson that chased
him from the hill and sewed up the ball
pane
Evening star., 1924-06-08
BROWNS BEAT YANKS
BY HEAVY STICKWORK

ST. LOUIS, June 7.-Urban Shocker,
star Brown twirler, held New York safe,
while his mates pounded Shawkey and
Hoyt for total of thirteen hits, the
Browns taking the first game of the Sc
ries, to 5.
After getting of to a bad start,
Shocker tightened up and was invinci-
BILE in the pinches.
Bennett. subbing for Johnny Tobin
in right field. led the Brown attack with
a triple and home run. while Gerber
got three singles out of three times at
ha
Evening star., 1924-06-08
PUBLIC LINKSMAN HAS So.

CHICAGO. June 7.-One player Sc
lected for the team which will rep
resent Chicago in the national public
links golf championship tournament
at Dayton, Ohio, June 24A2S. set a
new course record of 34-34-6S over
the Edgebrook links. He is Dave
OConnor of Lincoln Park. OCoRnor
led the field in the first half of the
tryout with a 20 Monday.
Evening star., 1924-06-08
CUBS DOWN GIANTS
AND TIGHTEN RACE

Nationals made II two straight from
New York and reduced the lead of the
Giants to one game by winning today.
; to l.
The veteran Alexander held New
York TO six hits. II was his seventh
consecutive victory.
Chicago hit Dean hard early, making
nine OF their ten hits in the first four
innings Score:
Evening star., 1924-06-08
ALEXANDER ONLY HEAVIER
TO APPROACH THE TITLE
Veteran Cub Star, at That, Has Hardly More Than
Broken Even-Brown and Coveleskie Once
Were Nemesises of McCraw's Outfit
BY GEORGE CHADWICK.

EW YORK, June More hundred pitchers
unuccesuy for three knock the New York Giants
off the shelf in the National League and the Chicago
the which the who
the disappointed having
again to disodge them.
The Grover Cleveland Alexander the HEAVIER who
achieving the killer than
have sven deserve it Yet the battle between Alexander and the
Giants about hty He has been destructive could
the National League champions their backs fingered
Brown used do Nor like Harry Covek STAINS older brother