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Evening star., 1925-12-27
JR. o. U. A. M.

Al ii meeting OF AnacOStia Council
No. IL, Vice Councillor Edward Tol-
DOT presiding, last Monday evening
the three degrees We're conferred
upon two candidates. F.. c. Prather
announced the good of the order COM
mlttee had arranged to distribute
baskets to the needy. Vice State Coun-
c1iof John ID. Simpson made q report
or the recent State officers meeting I'm
regard to the campaign which will be
started January !. Recording Secre
tary X. A. Estep made 1t speech. OF
HctIs VIII be elected tomorrow night
Inc executive board at II meeting
held recently confirmed the assign.
ments of state council deputies ap-
pointed by State Councillor Harry A
Beck. as follows: TO J. Morgan Read
Council. No. l. h. +. Payton. from
No. II; Independent. No. =, r III. Ran.
dali. from No. 9; John l.. Burnett, No.
1, T. f. Jones. from No. 26; Andrew
Jackson, No. t. K. A. Buckler. from
No. 80; Star Spansled Banner. No. 8.
w. II. Lanham. from No &c; Eagle
No. 8. f. 4. Diehl from No. l6; Mount
Vernon, No. 10, j. A. Madison, ir.
from No. l3; Woodrow Wilson. No. ii
Il. h. Mont gomery. from No. 25:
American-Je Jefferson. No. u. {. w
Magill, from No. S: Washington. No.
l3. Richard Umhau, from No. 10: Ana
costa, No. Ii. G. r. Mueller. from
No. !; Bennins, No. 2l, W. II. Nc
Chung. from No. So; Francis Scott
Key, No. %; =. Y. Groves, from No
20; Old Glory, No. "a, f. j. Barr, from
No. s; Capital. No. 25, W. NJ Martin
from No. u; r. j. Ross, No. 26, G. w
Rue, from No. 80; Potomac-Nalley
Forge, No. 32, X. l.. Shoemaker, from
No. 4G: Constellation, No 80, X. F.
Anderson. from No. 81; Reno, No. 46,
II. l.. Zile, from No. %; Liberty Bell
No So, A. &. Columbus, from No. TO-
Edward j. Ross Council, No. &c.
met December II at Pythian Temple
Arrangements are completed for the
children's Christmas entertainment
to be held in Pythisn Temple next
Wednesday evening. All members
and their families are invited.
Benning Council. No. 81, met Mon.
day night. with Councillor w. f. Allen
presiding. Final arrangements were
made for the Christmas entertain.
ment to be held December 80. All
members and their families are in.
vited. Rev. .. r. Sherwood Of LYNCH
burg, Va, spoke on THE Good OF the
Order" State Deputy w. II. McClung
made an address.
Independent Council. No. 2, met De-
cember Is. r. II. Randall Of Eagle
Council, No. 2. presented his creden-
tials as State council deputy and was
received with appropriate bonors.
The following officers were elected:
! Councillor, A. L. Goodall tenth term;
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January 5, 1925,
announced I n j s
week by Secretary
w | ] b ur of the
Ma w, W a : not
only a most popu-
lar choice in the
Navy Department
b II [ throughout
the entire naval
esta blishment as
well. The admiral
also has a strong
congressional fol-
lowing.
Admiral Greg
ory. who ha s been
Chief of the Bu-
reau of Yards a nd
Docks for the pa st
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FRATERNITIES

Grutto. grand master of ceremonies
of the supreme Council. will pay kal-
lipolis Grotto an official visit upon
this occasion.
The Grotto Band will give a vaude-
Vile show and dance at the New VIII
lard Hotel January 80. Early in the
evening the band Will play concert
numbers. which will he followed by
dancing. Between each group OF
dances there will lie a vaudeville act
10y professional performers, While
the affair viii he open To the public.
the band desires to serve the prophet g
and their families first and to gain
admission the members are admon-
ished To secure their tickets in- ad-
vance from Past Monarch Samuel F.
ShreVe on members of the band. The
proceeds are to help deIray the eX-
penses of the hand to ST. Louis in
June in attendan nee upon the Supreme
Council convenliou
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NATIONAL UNION.


state. War and Navy Council met
Tuesday evening and elected the fol
lowing officers: President, Guy l..
Prescott: vice president, John +.
Baker: speaker. Charles A. Bell; eN-
president. W. II. Lewis; tina ncial sec
retary. Charles j. Berner: secretary.
W. II. Lewis: trea surer. r.. NJ. Barr;
haplain. John y. Manning: usher,
Frank =. Parks: sergeant. Fred 11lp;
Guy l.. Prescott. Charles A. Bell and
John =. Baker. They will be in
stalled at the January meeting.
National Capital Council. No. Az,
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent George W. Smith: vice presi-
dent Daniel Eothwell; ex-president.
Andrew McGarrag ghy; speaker, r. :.
Hutchison: secretary. Benjamin j.
Cady: financial secretary. Peter Ha hn:
treasurer, William Gibson: chaplain.
3. Ralph Cady; usher, b. 7. McCart-
ney: sergeant. F.. A. Meachan; door
keeper. II. IL. Mckee, and trustees,
George w. Smith. +. :. Hutchison and
r. Ralph Cady. Representative to ex-
ecutive board. r. s. Hutchison.
United Council. No. 200. met Fri
day evening and elected the follow
ing officers: President. Everett NJ
Pershng: vice president. ID. Is. Al
bright: speaker. w. r. Wilkinson: ex-
president, F.. NJ. Brassie: secretary,
Don T. Whitman: tina ncial secretary,
Arthur s Brown: treasurer, FINS ID
Morris. chaplain, A r.. Murlin: usher,
Giles A. Clute: sergeant. {. {. Arm
strong, doorkeeper. Charles Webeli
trustees. w. g. Bell. &. r. Haden and
r.. NJ Pershing: delegate I" Hospital
AsscCiat tion. Arthur :. Brown: repre-
sentatives 10 executive board, Arthur
= Brown and r.. NJ. Pershins. One
member was admitted and several ap
plications presented.
Potomac Council No. POS, met Fri
day evening and elected officers as fol
lows: President. w. J. Plemmons: vice
James w Dent: eX-president. r. ID
MIstead: secretary, Ernest r. Glh
bons: financial secretary. J. r.. Bor'
land: trea asurer, William ID. Clark
chaplain. John u. Noel; usher. John
Mccormick: sergea Mt. K. b. McCalleN
and doorkeeper. NJ. w. Gregory; trus'
tees, Frank +. Ferguson. John Petar
and samuel IL. Reeder; representa-
lives to executive board, +. r. Fer
suson. j. T.. Rhodes, j. r. Borland
and r., r Gibbons. Two candidates
We're given the degrees and several
apDIica tions presented. There will be
ioint meeting of Victory and Po
tomac Councils January Is for the
purpose of installing the officers.
Other installations Will take place
Iuring January and assignments have
been made of members 10 the various
councils.
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Queen Victoria Of Spain believes in
vigorous exercise and each year pur-
chases . full vsrirpbe Of sport
clothes.
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i. ODD FELLOWS.

Five Of the lodges meeting FRIDAY
nights, Federal City, No. 20; Metropo-
lis. No. 1G: Central. No. ]; Langdon,
No. IS. and BrightwoOd, No. 80, dld
not hold Il meeting this FRIDAY, ow-
ing to Christmas.
officers We're elected at the meet
ing of Metropolis Lodge. No. 10, last
Friday evening. as follows: John w.
Covan. noble grand: Alonzo w. Hail.
vice grand; Ernest l.. Loving, secre-
tary, and Elmer Cummings, treasurer T.
Preparations are under way Ior
rally to be held in Beacon Lodge, No.
Is. January II. at which time 1t Is
expected distinguished members or
the order will be present. The IN
stallation OF the newly elected ohcers
will take place.
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Adah: Mamie Baker. Ruth: Ruth Co
hen. Esther; Marguerite Milne, Mar
tina: Dora Peake. Electa: Eva I.aing,
warder Gifts were presented to Junior
Past Matron Jones and to Junior Past
Patron Strong on behalf of the chap
ter and by the retiring officers and by
individual members OF the chapter.
The new star points presented a large
bouquet of roses to Matron ShaW,
who received other individual gifts.
Following the meeting Santa Claus
distributed gifts in the banquet hail.
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Army and Navy News
Bv NJ. II. Mcintyre.
NAVY.

NAVY.
The reappointment of Rear Admiral
Luther +. Gregory, Civil Engineer
Corps, L. s. n, to be Chief of the
Bureau OF Yards and Docks for four
wears beginning
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four wears, was born at Newark y. a.
January 8, 1872, and on April O. 1870,
received his first commission as ciNH
engineer in the Navy. Since that time
he has performed duty as public
works officer Of the following navy
yards and naval districts: Puget
Sound. Wash; Boston, Mass, and the
first naval district. He has also been
assigned to duty at Charleston, s. C.;
Portsmouth. y. H., and Norfolk Navy
Yards Admiral Gregory reached the
rank of captain on October l3, lSl',
and since his first appointment as
Chief of the Bureau of Yards and
Docks. on January 4. 1922. he has held
the rank of rear admiral. Capt.
George A. Mckay, L. :. ". will con
tinue as assistant To the chief Of the
bureau.
Evening star., 1925-12-27

sionarch 7. Whiting Estes an
nounces a business meeting and short
form ceremonial Of kallipolis Grotto
Mt the Masonic Temple Auditorium
TUESDAY evening. After the regular
business officers will be nominated for
the year 1926. followed by entertain
rnent features and refreshments. Past
MONARCH John 4. Derthick of Long
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Takoma Chapter No. u. has called
on its first meeting in January. but
will meet January ~. when the chap
ter will hold its eighteenth birthday
party. The Dramatic Club will meet
January at the home of Past Patron
Hendricks. ll5 Baltimore avenue at
pm.
Evening star., 1925-12-27

High Priest Alfred C. Shafer an
nounces that the visitation of the
Grand Chapter officers to Mount
Horeb Chapter. No. Z. will be made
January 26. Upon this occa sion there
will he entertainment features and re-
ifeshments. All Royal Arch M-sons
are inVit ed
Evening star., 1925-12-27

The Masonic STUDY Club of Wash
inGton Centennial Lodge has post
poned its meeting scheduled for to-
morrow evening until the evening OF
January II. AT Masonic Temple due
To The communication of the Grand
Lodge tomorrow evening. At the
meeting January II President Thomas
{. Barr announces. a paper on the
History of the RosicrucianS MS will be
read by Alfredo Samson and a talk
on lodge "reminiscences will be given
by Past Master Jason 6. Waterman
long secretary of the lodge. All mas
ter Masons are invited To the meeting.
Evening star., 1925-12-27

To meet the imperative dema nds Of
Imperial Council law. 2 business seS-
sion nf .AlmaS Temple was held yes
terday afternoon at Shrine headquar-
terS 1911 X street northwest
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Pennant Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE
SECOND HAJF)
Standing.
COMPLETE SEASON.

Standing,
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MUSKOGEE TURNS
TABLES; TWO MORE
HOMERS FOR JONES

MUSKOGEE, Okla. Sept. H.
Up - Jimmy Presmuth, southpaw,
stopped the wild slugging Of the Ard
more Boomers here Sunday, holding
the Western Association first half pen
nant-winners TO six hits TO win from
Muskogre. Z 10 3. The series now
stands two games for Ardmore and
one for MuSkogcc The teams nose
to Ardmore for a game today.
The MuskOgee hitters unlcashcd 4
terrible attack, which drove PORTER
from the hill in the sixth inning. In
that round, Casey. Collins and Ben
nett bit successive home runs.
Eight homers we're made. all the
Ardmore runs coming from circuit
clOuts Lou Jones hit two more, bring
ing his total for the three games 10
six. Jenkins also hit one. Bennett
and Williams had hit homers for
Muskogee previous TO the trio in th"
sixth.
Twenty-Five home runs have been
hit in the three games thus far. Mus
kogco players have acquired eight an
tho visitors seventeen.
Batteries: PORTER. Meek and Fog
est; Prcsmuth and Parker.
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FORT BROWN WINS
ARMY TOURNAMENT

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. IA
Fort Brown had the better Of Fort
Ringgold in the two main bouts OF
the card here in which the champion
ship boxers Of both army posts made
their appearance.
Red Holleman, one Of the clevcrest
boxers in the valley, won a 1O-round
decision from Kid Worth Of Fort
Ringgold, in spite of Worth's IL
pound advantage in weight.
The best bout Of the evening was
the scmi-final between Horton Of Fort
Brown and Masperi Of Fort Ringgold
Horton winning the decision. This
bout attracted much attention as Mas.
peri n short time ago scored a knock
out over Mccormack, lightweight
champion Of Fort Brown.
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RUTH LEADS CIRCUIT
SKATERS FOR WEEK

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-"Babe y
Ruth. the Yankees bad boy recently
relnstated. displayed the greatest &c
tivity among the home-run hitters in
the major league during the last week.
He cracked out four blows that were
good for the circuit. The quartette
Of four bagsers ran the Bambino's
total to 10.
Rogers Hornsby Of the Cardinals
bagged one four-base blow, thereby
running his count TO 80, while Bob
Meusel Of the Yankees, his nearest
rival for home-run honors, cracked
out one and brought HE total to IS.
The leaders:
American League:
Bob Meusel, New York IS; Viii
liams. st. Louis %; Simons, Phila-
delphia "a; Ruth, New York 10;
Gehrig, New York is.
National League:
Hornsby. ST. Louis 80: Hartnett,
Chicago "a; Fournicr. Brooklyn n I;
Meusel, New York 20; BOttomlcy, st.
Louis 20; Kelly. New York 49,;
Wright, Pittsburgh IS; Harper, Phila.
delphia Is
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HURLER
SCORES HIS
10th WIN
His Squeeze, First Of Sea-
son Here, Decides
Final Game.

The Bears, as team, wound up
the season Sunday with only the hol-
low honors of fourth place BERTH
but. individually, the season in San
Antonio was a bowling success.
A Bear batter, Danny Clark, led
the league in hitting, and Bear
pitcher, Frank Watt, by achieving his
twentieth victory over Houston III
the closing contest, made safe his po-
sition in the van of the league S
pitchers with an average Of .769-2O
wins against six defeats.
With Houston defeated, 5 10 4, be-
fore a last-day crowd Of thousand
or more and showed firmly back into
the second division, the Bear players
Monday are scattering over the face
of these broad United States, or pre-
pairing to do so.
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Washington, 6; Philadelphia, 6.
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MUCH NEW TALENT
ON TRINITY SQUAD

WAXAHACHIE, Sept. 14.--Many
new candidates are out for the Trini-
ty University football team this year
and several of the recruits give prom
Use of winning regular positions from
the veterans OF last year.
Barry Holton, former freshman
coach at Notre Dame, is serving as
athletic director at Trinity for his
first season and, for this reason no
man has n position cinched.
Alvah Boggs, mentioned as one oil
the leading guards of the-country last
year in Spalding's Guide, has arrived
from his home in San Antonio and
now all veterans expected to return
are in camp.
Among the new men who are max
ing a strong showing in the camp are
Allen and William McCluney, kcrens, ;
FLOYD yarnell. Corsicana Herbert Al
len. Whitesboro; Fred Cason, Waxa-
hachie; Byron Rhome, Clcburne; j.
Smith. Corsicana: Ollie Jones. Waxa-
hachie: Louis Cochran, Liyington
Jack Moore, Waxnhachie; Bonnie Pet
tit, Maypearl: J. T. McNair. Eddy
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BRIDGES SATISFIED
WITH BAYLOR BEARS

WACO. Tex, Sept. 14.--Swinging
into another week of training, the
Baylor Bears are slated TO start in
tensivc football drill, running sig
nails and trying out plays. The squad
is in three teams which are in con,
slant practice under the direction OF
the coaches. Coach Bridges is well
pleased with the condition Of the
Bruins who are developing fast.
The first injury came in the camp
last week end when G. j.. Bell injured
his shoulder on the tackling dummy,
but he is expected to be back in play
in few days. All Of those invited to
camp have reported.
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INTERMEDIATES
IN PLAY-OFF
SERIES
Flivvers Take Samscos Into
Camp in First Game,
7 to 2.

Samsco Machinists defeated the Mis-
tletoes, ) to l, in their single game
play-off for the second half champion
ship of the intermediate League Sun
day afternoon, but were defeated in
their second contest of the day, z to z,
by Jordan-Ivers Flivvers, first half
champions.
The Flivyers and Machinists will
meet in a double-headcr next Sunday
to decide the season title, with the
Flivvers, needing only one game to
cop, while the Machinists will need to
take two straight.
Weyel was in splendid form in the
first game Sunday, holding the Mistle-
toes to three scattered hits, while his
mates pounded FRANKIE freely.
The score:
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RAIN INTERRUPTS
SHOOTING AT PERRY

CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Sept. IL
R)-Rain Sunday caused a postpone
ment until today Of the National Rifle
Association pistol team match and
Dewar international small-bore team
match.
The n. r. A. individual pistol
championship match. finished late Sat
urday, went TO Private William T.
Herrick Of the Marine Corps with
PIG out Of a possible 300.
Private G. J. Tappa and Sergeant
r. +. Clary. both Of the Marine
Corps, won the association 1000-yard
two-man team match. They had 100
out Of a possible 200.
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CATS DEFEATED
IN CRUCIAL
CAME
Loss to Spudders Throws
Them Into Tie With
Dallas Steers.

WICHITA FALLS, Tex, Sept. Is.
Wichita Falls closed the season by
turning back the Panthers, to 2,
while Dallas was winning at Shrcve-
port, throwing Fort Worth and Dali
las into a tie for the second half
title. Long Bob Osborne, Spudder
pitching ace, held the champion
Panthers to three hits, while Joe Pate
as-knocked from the mound in five
frames.
After scoring in the first inning,
Fort Worth was never able thereafter
to get a runner as far as second.
Konetchy hit his forty-first homer OF
the season in the first inning. Score
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GRAND CIRCUIT PUTS
UP RECORD PURSES

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept. A.
Grand Circuit drivers will shoot at the
largest purse total offered for any five
day meeting of the season when they
invade the New York State Fair
Grounds here today. A total Of $45,
600 in prizes has been hung up fol
the five days Of racing. Outstand-
ing features will be the $4,000 wet
weather track trotting stake and 2
ycar.old Empire State $4,000 stake
for pos trotters. Gcers' Memorial
for 2:12 trotters and a $4,000 purse,
the Chamber Of Commerce $4,000
stake for :0S PAGERS; the Governors
for :06 trotters and $1,000 and the
Horse Breeders Futurity, 2-year old
trot with an estimated value Of
$4,000.
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ERNIE OWENS MEETS
VETERAN AID STONE

CHICAGO. Sept. IA. - Ad Stone,
the Philadelphia light-heavyweight,
and Ernie Owens, Pacific Coast In
vorite, meet tonight in the windup
bout Of a boxing show at East Chi.
cagO, Ind. The match originally
was scheduled for last Friday night,
but postponed because Of unfavornbl
weather conditions. Owens, who is
90 years old. was developed by Jack
Kearns. Both boxers engaged in light
workouts yesterday.
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Totals 35 g24 10
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SEPTEMBER 50 DATE
FOR SERIES OPENER

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-CP-The
"little world series" between. Louis
vile, winner Of the American Asso-
citation, and Baltimore, winner of the
International League flag. will open
in Louisville September 30, President
Hickey Of the American Association,
said today.
-Four games will be played in
Louisville on September 30 and 0c-
tober l, 3 and 4. There will be an
open date on Friday. October 2. At
ter the Louisville games, the teams
will invade Baltimore for the remain
ing games. The series in Baltimore
probably will open on October 9, one
day in advance Of the world series.
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FIRST BASKETBALL
MEETING TUESDAY

Phil Boeck. president Of the Inter
mediate Basket Ball League. has call
ed a meeting Of that body at the II. y.
Moore sporting goods store at 7:3O
Tuesday night. The league will be re-
organized for the approaching season
and tentative schedule drawn up.
Everybody in the city interested IN
basket ball is invited 10 attend tho
meeting.
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MO PLAYOFF BEGINS.

DETROIT. Sept. 1.-THE two
Canadian clubs Of the Michigan-On-
tario League begin a seyen-game series
in London, Ont, today 10 determine
whether London or Hamilton is en-
titled TO the league pcnnant. The
league closed Sunday with London
winner Of the last half Of the split
gcrE0u
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By Innings.

Totals ~ SIS 4
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Totals 80 I24 lOI
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Steers Come Through,
for Old "Sniper'

SHREVEPORT, Sept. 13.-The
Steers made a clean sweep of the
Shreveport series. pounding Adkins
and Clark hard to win the last game,
IA to /. Slim Love had an easy
time with the Sport batters. two bag
gers by Ostergard and -Kirke scoring
the only Shreveport run. Lind, Tate
and Miller clouted homers. Score:
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summary.

sition, just as he did at third and in
left field; he looks like a second Ever.
EFT Booze. In addition, he was not Of
ficially at bat all afternoon, walking
twice and sacrificing twice.
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VATT FINISHES AS LEAGUES LEADING PITCHER
Harris Suspends
Goslin, Fines
Slugger 500

BY Universal Service.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA.
Lean Goose" ~Goslin, home-run
slugger of the world champion
Senators was suspended after
Sundays game with Philadel-
phia.
Manager Harris Of the cham.
pions fined Goslin 500 and
stated that he would not be rein.
stated until he had apologized for
a remark he made to Harris
during an argument.
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CHAMPION ENGLISH
WELTER COMES OVER
TO BATTLE WALKER

NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-Temmy
Mulligan, welterweight champion of
England, arrived here Sunday on the
liner, California, accompanied by his
trainer. Thomas Murphy.
The English title-holder Is 81 years
old and claims to be indicated after
30 fights in the past three years.
Milligan said he hoped to get q
bout with Mickey Walker for the
worlds championship and would be-
gin training at once in Clifton, Mass,
with that end in view.
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Runs. Drelss. List, Lyons. MCMILLAN
"a, Friery (2), Bass, Nickel; errors
~. James. Mueller. O'shaughnessy'
Lyons; innings pitched. by Emley l-S;
two-base hits. FrIery, Bass three-base
hit, Lyons; stolen base, McNeel; sacri-
flee hit. Rses; struck out. by @. Dwyer
I, MenRer 3: bases on balls, off Emley
(Rees) double PLAY, Ushaughnessy Gum
assisted) wild pitches. by Finley (2);
passed ball. by List; time, 1910; umpire,
Fletcher.
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COAST IEAGUK.

Sacramento. -: Oakland. 10.
Los Angeles. 81; Portland, B..
Vernon. "a: Salt Lake Citg -
Gan Francisco. &c; seattle, 50.
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AunlInnrN.

Runs. Bauman (3l Gross. Williams
Hungling. Disregard. Errors, Comeaux
(2). KIrke. Benton. Two-bsse hits, Love
90, williams (8. HunglIng. Disregard,
klrke. Home runs, Miller. Tate, Lind.
Sacrifice. Lind. Double plays, Benton
to Comeaux to Klrke (3J. stolen base,
Bauman. Bases on balls. off Adkins q,
Off Love I. Struck out, by Adkins 2, BY
Love 6. Left on base, Dallas 8. shreve-
port ;. UmplreB, coe and Welt Time,
ll:35.
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The Machinists went hitless off Gus

The Machinists went hitless off Gus
Dryers delivery for the first four in
nings Of the second game and were
never able to bunch their blows effec-
lively, while the Fliyyers broke loose
and sent Finley to the showers with
six-run rally in the first two in
nings. Menger held the Flivvcrs well
in check the last five frames.
Mcmillan. Jordan-Ivers' center field
or. made several nsation catches to
rob the Machinists Of base hits.
The score.