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Note the completeness of our larger models. The nickel plated bumpers, extra disc wheels with cord tires, a steel trunk, a courtesy light. These are rare extras, even on the costliest cars.
 Nofhissg is sfinfed
 Compare part by part with any rival cars. Studebaker will show you some scores of ad- vantages. ~
 Then consider Stude- baker history. For 72 years this name has stood for quality. When peo- pie rode in carriages, Studebaker built the best. Now those same traditions are applied se motor cara alone. .-A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

$50, 100000 invested in modern plants and equip ment. $8,0o0,ooo in drop forge plants alone. $10,- 100000 in body plants, to carry out the Stude- baker standards.
 , There are 12,5o0 up- to-date chimes em- ployed to build these cars. Some are enor- mously expensive. :, Few outputs justify such facilities. Then parts must be bought out side, and profits paid to others.
 y Studebaker engineer ing costs $50o,ooo per year. That to us is $3.33 per car.
 Our Department of Re- search and Experiment employs 125 skilled men.
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Nothing is sHnssd

Consider Studebaker records. Mark how these cars in service have rnul- tiplied demand, until people last year paid $200, 100000 for Stakeholder cars, -
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-20
BASEBALL RESULTS
and STANDlNCS/
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Standings.

1rsiFFuaf HFrHffss
wichita, 80; Omaha. o..
Tulsa, s, Des Moines. o
Denver. 20: Oklahoma city. s.
81 Joseph Lincoln, rain.
Games To-day.
Wichita at Omaha.
Tulsa al Des Moinss.
ST Joseph at Lincoln.
oklahoma city al Denver.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
Ottumwa- Rock Island, VET grounds
cedar Rapids. I. Burlington, .. second
game postponed.
tMarshalitoWn. Il. Moline, :.
Waterloo, o. Dubuque. ..
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-20
Central College
Selects Coach

!. Winford Mather, three letter
man from Penn College, Oskaloosa,
man. has been selected by the Neoras-
ka Central college as athletic eoaeh
for the 1924-25 season.
Coach Mather served az coach IN
an Elko, New, boys school during
the past year. and made remarkable
progress. lie is now at the state tnl-
versity OF Iowa taking n course IN
football, basketball. track and admin
istration and supervision o physical
education and athletics.
Nebraska Central college has a
wealth of material to draw from for
the season. and prospects are bright
at the institution for a banner year
I'm athletics.
Coach Mather will take up his
duties in the fall.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-20

ment were played Saturday nssn-
ing. X. F. Reed, o. F. C., won the
presidents flight, Ray Low, Elm
wood, won the secretary's flight.
and II. G. Venemen, o. F. c., won
the surprise flight.
Ray Low was one OF two muny
golfers left in the finals and he held
his flight for the honor of the muny
links. Every other winner in the
four main flights takes his award
back to the Omaha Field club.
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Sam REYNOLDS Added City Golf Championship to His Long List OF La
Manush Stars
at. Bat as Tigers
Win Double Bill
Jungaleers. as Result of Two
Victories, Place Within
Half Game of League
Leadership.

~ OSTON, July 19.-Detroit won
X both games from Boston today,
IL Is to l. and 10 3. the Tigers
as a result being brought to within
half a game OF first place in the
league. Blue and Burke were put out
of the second game, which the visitors
won. by scoring two runs i'll the
ninth on hits by Jones and Wingo
and errors by Quinn and O'Neill. In
the second inning Of the first game,
Detroit ran wild. scoring 10 runs.
-Four of the runs in this inning came
when Manush hit the ball into the
bleachers with the bases full. Muir
ray was pitching. Scores:
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Runnerup in City Golf Tournament

Gene Vaughn,
Omaha Field
club, lost in the
finals of the
a n n u a City
G o If tourna-
ment at Happy
Hollow C | u b
course Satur-
day when his
club m ate, Sam
Reynolds, won
the title, 5 up
and 4 to go be-
f or e a large
crowd. Vaughn
went through
to the final
bracket by de-
feating several
of the b e s t
golfers in the
city. He won
1iio w d " a
m a t C h with
R e y n o Ids by
trimming B e n
Yousem, High
| a n d Country
club entry on
the 10Th hole
Frid ay.
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DAWES SAYS u. S.
IS IMPERSONAL
Hy Associated rre...

London. July la.-"Our work must
be and will he approved hy the peo-
pies of the world because always per-
sonal considerations are unknown I'm
our effort 20 point OFT the practical.
economic and commonSense basis or
future operation between the allies
and Germany" Charles g. Dawes de-
clared In message 10 his fellow
members OF the first experts com.
mittee. made public In party by owen
u. Young.
The message MS In reply 10 one
II felioita,ion sent Ia the vice presi-
Dental nominee of the republican
pa rtv hy his fellow members Of the
committee which drew up the Dawes
report.
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u. S. EXCHANGES
NOTES ON TREATY

Mexico CITY. July 1a.-Formal note
confirming previous conversations ana
looking to the conclusion Of treaty
of amity and commerce were exchang-
ed here today by Merico and the Unit
ed here today by Mexico and the Unit.
Warran acted for the Washington
goyernment.
The treaty will be the same as
others made by the United States
with European and other powers,
foreign office officials said.
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rhilsdelphfa .t-7s==----.. - -. !.
Chicago s.t.-..s5 -. HHs
surnr,srs- Runss sand. Harpsr. WriFht
.fons siafr f,1 Hciiarhsr - Adams ~.
f-cft.r 90 rwo-nsse hits Ccttsf.
u.athcat. nouhls rlsv: Hcliechsr -
assri. 10 cctt.r LEFT or hasss rhns. rhn.
NfP s.arison OF kaufnann. 7; ot
Pinto struck out; Ry Csrlston, :,
nv Kaufman, hY Couch. !. b. Pinto.
! Ifits. orr Carlson. in three inninEs;
~, couch. in one aud two-thirds in
ninas. or Pinto. In three and one
fhirA inntnks. or Kaufman. IN az
nninezs of keep = in three innings. Vim
ming pitcher kaufmann. Losing pitchet
carlson tmpires Haft. hc'ofmisA
aud Pfrman Time ~
HN,1Rt9t tNA CHICAGO tNA
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fetal. III .fis
TofaIs y Fl7-f II
NRsttes for LeNerst in eighth.


Score by innings
Chicago $1,000 .-- .......lal ell eoo-t
rhliadeiphIs .s#....... - sci elN-N
SUMMARY Archdeacon. Elsh,
Collins Grouse DYKES t4l. Lamar, Hauser.
simmons Recunda. fereins, Harris I've
base hlls: Sheeir. Coanaily. Lamar.
Grouse Faik. Dykes Home-run hsuser.
stalsn bases. Miller. Perkins, Fish. Col
lins Sacrifice hit. HGuser. Double
PLAYS. Galloway 10 Hau>er; galloway 10
Is kcs TO Hauser: kamm TO Collins 10
shecly. Lett on bases. Chicago. Il
philadelphia. 5. Bases on halls. or
Harris. =. eff Connafls. :; off leNerst. 1
of Lawrence. }. Ell Burns. siruaA
out; Ry Harris. D hN Noanally. !, ny
everett l. h. Lawrence. / hN Burns l.
.1Itss orr Harris ia two and ene-third
lnniugs or Connalls. IN two irnings
inare ruf in third1 of Iseyerft IN five
innings. off Lawrence In one tnnirg.
aff Rnfns in siN ard two fhirfs Innings
HIt hr pitched han= ~ ConnsllN. ~ kes
V inninx pitcher. HRrris losing pitrhrr.
eennrfs irnrirss 'onneilN. Hli0e-
brand and nrrnsrs Tfn's 80
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Browns Trim Senators.

Washington. u. =. July is.-N4shlng-
ION was defeated le 10 10 : innirg.
bs 81. Louis today ard dropped 70 third
place Washington matched Is oppe-
nentS rnn total for the Nst firns IN the
tenth when BleuEe. batting Ter kus<H.
singled and Rue. batting Tor Aslholo.
doubled BiueEe raced Tor ihe nisfs whss
his isammats hit the tWo-hsgcsr I'D
scored when SeNereid dropped Esnrefis
throw that hest the runner herns. l.
ths sixteenth Gerber singled. fecs second
when Dsnfoffh satri'aesd atfsr severe :
ncpred g reekinrsHkh s1e s-rHt1 whf7
Tneir hi hIs fourth sirxia - - ssr'e.
Ths intended second game vss - srsrt-
ed The sccrs;
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Yauks Beat Indians.

New York. July 19-The New YORK
Yankee, defeated Cleveland today. 10 10
5. evening up the series. The Yansses
had one big inning. the seventh @hen
three errors Pipp hit triple in this
inning with the bsses full Ruth hit ms
27th home run OF the Eeason IN the flrht
Inning while Ayatt hit two homers Tor
Cleveland Ia the sixth and eighth run
clFVEIAND fA) NEW YORK IA
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Giants Lick Pirates.

Pittsburgh. Pa. July 1.-THE Giants
taking the fourth and final game OF the
set. 10 to .. before the largest single
game attendance In the history Of Forbes
Field. Meadows IelieNed after four
runs were scored in the second inning
when balk with two out andtwo on
until the fourth Maranyiiies record Of
165 consecutive chances without an error
ended when he threw low to the
plate. score:
NEW YORK CS). PITTSBURGH N.
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CLAY COURT NET
MEET OPENS TODAY

New York. July 1s-play IN the
Metropolitan Clay court champion.
ship will start tomorrow on the
courts Of the Crescent Athletic club,
Brooklyn. with The largest and most
respective list Of entries in the his
tory of the event. There will be ] 30
contestants In all.
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First game .
DETROIT


TOTALS " Il - 1 TOTALS ii ~ ID /
NBatted for ". Collins in sixth.
Detroit ................ 100 053 100-1s |
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Dundee TO Fight kaplan.

Renahe. O., lpN iS.-lohnny Dun.
lee and Six Kanlan, New York box.
ers. have been signed for ls'rouna
nn.deeision bout here on the ntEht
II luly sh.
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Osleopaihs Plan Picnic.

The Greater Omaha ostcopaihic
association will hold n basket picnic
A. l<rug park, Tuesday .iuly % II.
6. W johnson ~ Dss Moines, Will he
the principal speaker.
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BOSTON tA)


Totals ~ 10 p
1Batted for Stoner IN sl1th.
1Ran for Bassler in ninth.
xBatted for Dauzs in ninth
zBatted for GeyKen In eighth.
zBatted for Quinn In ninth.
zRan Tor HeNlng N ninth.
Detroit ..........u6 u6a o09 0oa=f
Boston ~. .4..s.#.=... ..ss zob 90 uHb-8
summary Runs tsilmAnn, fratt
Jones' Nhftehiii. clark -. NsAeh. Two
base hts. Flagstesd. HeyEep- Three
base hts Harris. Geysan. stolen De Sc
Cobb Sacrifice hits Jones Haney. Cole
Neaeh. Harris Double p4ays Boone 10
Harris 10 Geygan. Left on bases; De.
troit ); Boston, II. Bases On balls Off
Stoner. ] Off panss }: Oft Holloway. ;:
OF Quinn . struck out. BY Stonef.
In five Innings. b. Dauss IN three IN
ninKn. BY Holloway. none IN inainK.
Hit by pitched lsii. by stoner. Flax
steod Winning pitcher Daoss. TN
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RAIN HALTS PLAY
IN CITY NET MEET

Rain halted play in the 22d annual
citv tennis tournament on the Field
club courts yesterday. but officials Of
the tourney announced last night
that play would be resumed today.
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HOME RUNS BEAT
DES MONIES CLUB

Des Moines Ia. july - Home runs
by Nashburn Hnd Stuart in the second
inning we're enough to defeat Des MoineH
today The locals couii not nit Black.
Tulsa added Two more rursi the third
end one in the eighth. The score was
to o The score.
III.SA lMl DEs MOINES tN)
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PHILPHIA CA)

Totals - = - :.
aDykes NJ by hstted ball
zBatted Tor Gibson IN ninth
Ran fcr Welch in ninth
RBstted for GRAY n ninth.
Score BY inHings.
Chicago ......--.........osI e1b esa-fi
AiAe~eAlAt4 ------+sHs.+ ~ AAH wi
summary Arehdeacon. Eish. Col
hrs. Sheely ~. Falk. ksmm fzt bar
ret. Grouse. Dykes Lamar t2l. Gallo
NAY fWo-haSe hts ArchieAeon la
mar, Galloway. Home runs. Lamar
kamm. Stolen bases. Lamsr simmons
Fish. Sheelr, Archdsacon. Sacrifice hits.
Galloway. Falk Double pisYss Galloway
10 Dykes 10 HsuseF. Perkins 10 hauser .
i sber To collins 10 Sheely. Rarrstt 10
Sheeiy- Left on bases. Chicago. 10 Phiia-
eeiphis. Rsses On balls. of Gray, ;.
eff fsber. j. Sfruck out. hg Fsber. =.
.hs Gray J. liit ~ pitched ball. BY
GRAY. kamm. Impires; Ormshy. oonuol-
Is and Hlldebrand. Time. -.aa.
score second game
.-nr- 80 80 pHfs fA
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Cards Win Two.

St Louis. July 19.-Herman Bell, pitch
the Cardinals today. won both games from
Boston, holding the Braves TO six hits
in the two games Todays victory made
u six straight for the Cardinals Bell
held Boston hitless for seven innings In
the first game. Padgetts double in the
eighth was Bostonz first lie walked
two men in the Two games The score
First game.
L "a
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Love Not ALL;
There Is Life,
Says Actress
Ethel Barrymore Finds Her
Children and Home Re.
sponsibilities Decidedly
Worth While.

San Francisco. July 1s.-'Loye +.
not everything. There is life itselfe'
The beautiful, husky tones of Ethel
Barrymore's voice break on the
words. Thus she parts with the man
she loves. The curtain comes down.
The crowd fumbles for It's wraps,
files out of the theater.
TITS all very well to end play
like that. But what has it got to
do with real life?" complains a cir.
to her escort.
What does it mean7
Still Life.
Ethel Barrymore in her dressing
room pours herself glass OF coffee .
from the thermos bottle and offers
the interviewer the only avsilsbl.
cup.
Poison would taste sweet from a
goblet so gracefully proffered.
NO, love isn't everything" resf-
firms Ethel Barrymore. AL the
world knows that her marriage went
on the rocks There is still life II.
SELF for her.
And what is that,
Responsibility. At least that's
what its been for me-
She is deliciously gay. the Ethel
Barrymore OF this season. She
doesn't hang her responsibilities
around her neck and wear them
like a milestone.
Hsndsomer than she has looked In
years. Thinner-thinner By more
than the twelve pound look that
she gave at the orpheum few
months ago. Thinner BY the route
OF diet and exercise. She hasn't
worried herself into the silhouette
OF girlhood.
Il don't worry about nv respon.
sibilities. I love them. Three OF
them are al school. Ny little girl.
Ethel. loves the theater. She has
talent. Perhaps abe viii be an
actress.
Thinks OF Girlhood.
Il believe that the only way 10
mother children Is to remind ones
self all the time OF ones own child
hood. try TO remember all the
time how I felt when was a child.
It's so easy 10 forget how sensitive
children are and how clearly they
remember all the things they are
not supposed to hear or know any
thing about
The mother who says this Is
shimmering in a pink and silver
tea gown. She has just come from
the footlights. But there Is n
wisdom in 1t than ever penetrated
the consciousness OF many a pro-
f-ssional en- psychologi->
The theater Is. OF course. part OF
her life-the life that proves that
love isn't everything"
Sees No Trouble.
'Th. American theater +. in
splendid condition. The danger OF
the strike and Of trouble has been
averted. There Is always the su-
dienee for good plays. for good act
ing.
First there was the threat that
the motion p:cture A-ould Kill q
,1oken word. Now II - = threat
of radio. I think there Is nothing
20 fear. People who would rather
sit home and listen 10 radio make
very poor theatrical audiences. any
way. The spoken drama never sp-
pesled to them"
here in san Francisco. Then she
goes TO her home outside Of New
York. 10 her three ehildren-to life
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Chicago. IN. July ls.-ChicaFo made
il four straight from Philadelphia b
winning double header today by scores
OF TO and 10 : respectively. Bo.h
Games Were won bV heavy hitting on The
part Of fhe Locals STATE making five
hus IN rNe times ~ In he second game.
ruff.4 tN) CHICAGO tN1
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Denver Bears Win.

Denver July lp-Denver broke It's
losing streak Of seven straight games to-
day by defeating Okla hofna cry. 20 10 =
Heavy hitting featured the contest. Yes.
terday.s scheduled game VIII be included
Tomorrow In double header The score
OKLA. cry tN1. hENNER ~
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Ruth Hits 9th Homer.

New York. July ia.-Rahe Ruth
slammed out homer No. a. today in
the first inninE against Cleveland.
was the victim.
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In the afternoon round the finll
rlay for the city championship, things
we're much az they had been in the
morning Vaughn was starting un-
dor handicap that was hard to over
come and Reynolds was in excellent
form.
The 10Th hole went to Vaughn
with a birdie three. The second
went to Reynolds with par three
The match still stood five up for
REYNOLDS going TO the 21st. The
22d and 23d were halved. Both
took par fives on the 22d and birdie
fours on the 23d.
A par four gave Sam Reynolds
the 23d. Par threes halved the
24th. on the 25th both took bogey
SKIES and halved the hole.
Vaughn reeained hole when he
sank a nice putt on the 26th for
par five and Sam missed long
shot and took six They halved
the 27th In bogey four. Reynolds
seemed 10 be easing up in bis play.
lie had commanding advantage
over Vaughn and seemed disin'
was necessary. Vaughn fighting
against an almost overwhelming
lead. did his best He did not have
SANS long tournament experience
to fall back on and that was one OF
the things that beat him.
Reynolds went six up again on the
2Sth when he took par four over
Vaughn's five. The goth and 5Oth
were halved with par fives. Vaughn
annexed the 18th and Sam was once
more five up and five to go. The lsth
despite bad stymie for Reynolds
was halyed and the match was over
Vaughn had met stiff competition
throughout the tournament but th'
last was too much. lie did his best
He had won from Fred Vette, Q. r
q: T.. w. Porter, II. H. JACK
Hughes. o. +. g.. and Ben fousein
II. &. C., and none of these, despite
their regulations, had scored on NJ"
at oil.
...ross
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Cleveland .-...-..--....- mn ~.
New York ....+.......-.. III vi ~,
summary Runs. Speaker -, J. Ssweh
Myatt -. Dugsn %. l.uth 80 M.ns
90 pipp. Scott. ShHwkeY 81, - ~
hsae hts. Nensei 30. J seweii. W.T..
speaker Three base hts scott. P.pp.
Home runs Ruth. Myaft ~ Sacrifice
hits. coveieskle witt 60. sehsnS pon-
bic plays Lutzks to Fewstsr - BrowsI. VI.
Speaker to Fewster. Left on bases seN ~
or covsleskie. 4 Off shawkey. I: OF
Roy. / struck out; ny shawkey,, 3,
III In seven innings. Oft Roy. IN one IN
ming Losing pitcher. coYel.skie IN
pires: Moriarty and Holmes. Time; 2t1a.
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Marshalltown. =. Moline. ..
Burlington, s. Cedar Rapids, T.
Rock Island -Ottumwa. postponed. wtt
grounds.
Waterloo. o Dubuque .
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" White Sox Split Double.

BhilAaelphiA, July Is-Aftsr defeating
Philadelphia n TO N the first halt Of
a double header here today. Chicago lost
10 n The second contest.
tIrsf game. score.
L.IIII. 80 nLIII .nTsIA ~
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lf'iA vi if'F "'o lVH=i o
Boston ....... .......,,... Ooo oiO ouo-
(2J. Cobb. Hellmann o. Burke (2), Blue
-. woodall t3), W Collins. Manion.
Boone. Two base hits. WoodalI f2D,
hits: Blue. Rufflng. Home run: Msnush
Sacrifice hits: ". Collins t2). Rigney
Double plays; Rgney TO Blue. Geygan
to Wambsganss 10 Harris Clark 10
Wambsganss to Harris Left on bases:
Detroit, 8 Boston, 3. Base. on balls:
l. off Murray. 3 off Ruffing. /. Struck
ont: BY W Collins. ?. by Wells. ? by
MURRAY. !. by Rnffing. ?; by Ferguson. :.
HITS; Off W. Collins, IN five innings.
off Wells. ] in four innings. off Fuhr.
in one and one-third innings. off Murray.
4 in tWo-thrds inning; of Ruffing. in
three innings; off Ferguson, in four
innings. Winning pitcher. W. Collins
Losing pitcher; Fuhr. Umplres: Row
land. Owen and Evans. Time. 3:0s
Second game
rngTnAT
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Robins Trim Reds.

Cincinnati. July Is-Sheehans wildness
n the firth inning today gsFe BROOKLYN
a victory over Cincinnati 10 :. Brook
w made three runs 10 the f1fh inlnE
BRookLyN - CINCINNATI oN)-
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summary; Home run: wales. a.~.,, Twoapnss 1dn,',e
"iey.. Butler 10 Bot to Beck; Cullop TO
p'SeiI TO Cuilop. struck out: BY seliars
IL; by Daley. l. Passed balls; Maiss
Time: 2:sO. Left on bases, Wichita, ";
Omaha, \.
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FtaAIfH Tor AfnHthAr IN AthAA-
Score hy inning
BROOKLYN .-.-.. 100 az nnn-s
Cincinnati -ss-#.#4----. 80 nnh QUO
summs Rum. High Johnston. De-
berry Doak Duncan. HarKrafe Two
base hi HargraVe. Three haSe hit, Hsr-
rrsvs Sacrifice hts. rinell. Hirh. Neis.
Fournler Left On bases Bro aAfiyr- :
Cincinnati Bases on halls. or Shse-
han T. aff Doak =. Of Decatur. /
struck cut By sheehan. s. by pOnohns-
HHss or Sheehan, 3 in 3 innings Oft
Donahne IN innings. 81 Beak. n
inning. 6none out in ufth1. off De
catur. In innings Winning pitcher.
Decatur Losing pitcher. Shafhsn TN
nIre.- Klein and Wilson. Time. 1.19.
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rHIcAao ~
rofafs ss - q
NRasfrd nv sRtts ~ rfn h.

.Rsffeh for Sand N ninth
score rs innings -. -.
Philadelphia -.-.. a.. on.
chicago s..
Adams goffer Grigshy tet Hsftne,t'
i.coh. Two hase hts Cettsf. Henfleh'
rhree hssr nit stat hcme fen. EIlk
stolen hnac~ frirShv tsA. Nartnett
sarrtfire hits, Adams. Cotter pouele
niayas Hollocher 70 totters Adams 10
tfciiorhef fa Cntter left on bases, Hhlles
drlphfa. = chicago, 10 paHrs on bats
or eIaanet. b.. Off Jacobs, 1, ef hettN
struck out. ny Glarner q hN JACOBS
iitfss orr giaaner. 10 in four and two.
thirds innings. Oft eRtts. in three ana
ono-thlrd Innings Ioslng ptrhefi Nlas
|ner timpires Metofmi'N AlahN" @ee
|nart Time iit7
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New York .-e........ 40 Geo 5000
Pittsburgh -.-#=..-... a1e 90 VO--
Summary--Ruas. Young 81. Frisch.
Kelly. jackson 81. Groh snyder. Barnes,
Aaranyille. Cafeyf2). Cuyiee. wright
Yde. Two base hit: Carey. Three base
hits: Young, CAREY. Watson. snyder.
Barnhart stolen base. Jackson. sacri-
smith: Wright 10 Msranville u Grimm
Left on bases. New York. ,. Pittsburgh.
y Bases on balls. Off Barnes, 2. off Wat
son. / eff Meadows j off Yde. /: of
Pfeffer. 1. Struck out: By bsrnss
by Meadows b. Yde. ,. py PREFER.
HITS. of Barnes. IN Il innings. OF
Watson, in fl-s innings. of Meadows
in I - innings. OF Yde. 10 in 10 n
ninRs: off Pfeffer. in innings. Hit BY
pitched ball: BY Yde Cruh. Wild pitch:
Yde Rslk: Meadows Winning pitcher
watson Losing pitcher. Meadows q m
pirs.. Moran and Glgler Time. z;ol-
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n ne Vehs NletcrN7 ever FhIlfa#3ah4s y
: 10 N 1e innfngs NIs snxte "a
the slAth scored The nsst fan nd hNs
second cas hsss scce8atei ~ re deei,i-
ink marker Ia the fasl ffa,Hs
siNey extended his sttisx ~ ~hitewesh
i=einxs - n n shet Gus kesfSlNn
With thrss h4N - =
81 Louis advanced te ststh rl.e- es<s
-. h-ats - The RareFAftisss Srasss ~
hsmnsFins cut q ie - v,steFs
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- Louis 4.-. So 49, go ffA tfk IL
Washington -. Gee ela n.l Ira aen e.
Summats--Runs. rchia tsa fsrnssIi
Sisicr, NeNsnus. jacobson ueresn .'.
Rec ;. Rec Harms Gcsilf. Isn .o-
-. feckinpsugh. Marina Rluegs znc-
hss. hits Jacobsen -. Rchsrtsens Nsr-
ina tn Tsyior. fseSinFs esh. RetI-
Three eass hiss : Rscs tss. Harris
Sfolsn bases Rcbsrtsen. NcMsnus Sisi.r-
sacrifice his; MeNSnns SheeksT ttA.
psnforih Double glays Roasffsea 20
NJ eMsnvs te Sisier, Fssler 60 ksHris 10
Judge. iest on bases. 81 iseais. -
Washington. Il. hsses on hSis Nt
sheckcf. :, eft nAnteFsh. ot Martina,
5, OF Mare@rsy :. struck eet Nv
shocker, =, ey DAnfcrth. 8. Nv Narsina.
1. by Russell /. ~ Nsrherrx. hftsi
orr Shooker. ikltn ntne inninEss eff Nan-
forth In seven inningss cn Nariins.
ae IN nine inningN neae cut IN tenths
eff Russell. IN one natng, c0 ESAaisef,
tpltched - ere batter N eleven IA cct
NNrheEry, ) IN siN tnniaes> hlt IN ftehtt
ball Ry Martina. Gerber. NinninN
pitcher. nsnforth. Iestng ratears Nat
berry. Omnires. NAlHa sn4 lAnecr-
Time; 90
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mmsry-Rurs: PodgetL J. Smith.
Hornsby. Bottomley, Blades, Cooney. Two
base hlts. Cooney, Padgett Three base
bits. Blades. Coonsy. Hornsby. Home
run: Botfomley. Left on bases: Boston.
] , St Louis, = Bases balls. Oft Bell.
J. struck out: BY Barnes = BY Bell ;.
umpires. O'Dsy. QBiglsy and Sweeney.
Time. Isl.
second game:
BOSTON tN1 ST LOUIS On
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MISSISSIPPI Willy.

Atlanta. 4; New orleans. s.
Birmingham. , Mobile, E.
Memphis, 10; Chattanooga, 4.
Little Rock. 5, Nashville. /.