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Six times this season Hornsby has
accepted nine chances. On only one
occasion has he accepted 10 chances.
On at least two of the occasions when
he accepted nine chances he had an
opportunity to make it 10, but was
prevented by an error from doing it.
BY some strange trick of fate the
older leagues premier batsman finds
it easier to make more plays than any
other infielder than he does to get
beyond the magic nine.
Hornsby has accepted eight chances
only twice, which would seem to be
out Of all proportion to nine chances
six times. Likewise the 10 chances
one time.
Had this feature of Hornsby's field
ing happened only once or twice in
his base ball life it would not occa-
sion any great surprise, but this nine
habit has been on his trail through
out his base ball career.
In connection with Hornsby's ca
pacity to absorb nine chances per
game on the field 1t also is interesting
to note that Hornsby does not get into
high figures nearly SO often as most
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ST, 100000 Is REALIZED
IN SALE OF "a RACERS

NEW MARKET. England, July Is
l49.-A three-day sale from the stables
of the late Sir Edward Hutton.
wealthy publisher, including horses
in training, brood mares and year
Engs, "A animals in all, realized 2S7,-
$50 guineas about $1,400,000).
The largest price paid was 1900
guineas for Straitlace, one-time win
ner of the Oaks. Oojah, scratched
from this years Derby because of
the owners death, brought 1880
guineas. Soubriquet sold for IL 500
guineas and Fifinella for IL 900
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ONE CHANGE IN CARD
OF FORT MYER BOUTS

Pep Albee. a local boy, and Eddie
Collins of Baltimore will take the
places of Jackie Turner and Jack
Hendricks in. the semi-final bout of
the Fort Myer boxing card arranged
for tomorrow night. Turner broke a
finger In practice yesterday and has
been forced to call off hostilities.
In the main event of 10 rounds AL
Foreman, Fort Myer featherweight,
goes in against Paddy McNulty, cham
pion of the Navy. Both Of these bat
tiers have been seen in action here,
although the latter has been perform
ing on the West Coast for the past
year or so, and the fans are expecting
a real scrap, with no let down until
the final bell.
Jack Cody and Billy Harris appear
on the preliminary card in a six-round
go. The first bout will start at $50,
with Kid Sullivan refereeing. Col
Ericsson will handle the Foreman. Nc
Nulty set-to.
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At the same time his strikeout
record received a rude setback. Only
two Pittsburgh players whitfield during
his term on the rubber. He has
total of 100 strikeouts for the season
and II victories out of Is starts.
The Giants continue to dog at the
heels of the leaders. Yesterday they
humbled Maranville's Cubs, to g.
frankie Frisch hit safely for the
seventeenth consecutive game. In
his last 50 times at bat he has hit
safely 81 times, giving him a mark
we'll over 400.
The Reds bundled up a packet of
9 runs in the sixth inning against
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These events in the American
League were enough TO make fans sit
up and take notice, but, to add to it,
the Philadelphia Nationals trirpmed
ST. Louis exactly the same way, win
ming the third oR q four game series
and giving them a hard jolt. The
Pittsburghs banged DazZy Vance all
over the diamond and left Brooklyn
in dismay by knocking them down for
the series. The Giants, holding the
same sort of club over Chicago, won
the third of their four game series.
Cincinnati did even better, winning the
fourth out of five from Boston.
All told. the results of Tuesday have
made quite a difference in the major
league races. particularly in the case
Of Detroit in the American League
and st. Louis in the National. AS
Washington now switches to Detroit
and Philadelphia to Chicago, the fight
on the part of Philadelphia to regain
the lead in the American League as
sumes a lot of interest.
News that the New York Yankees
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meet at the residence of Manager
Edelin at II O'Clock.
Benning Athletic Club has no games
booked for July 10 and %. and wishes
to- arrange for contests on the Ben
ming diamond. Call Manager Usilton
at Lincoln 7403 between 5 and 7 pm.
Eddie Aliens Alexandria Dread
naughts will encounter Mike Doolan's
Chester Indians at the Dreadnaught
Park Sunday afternoon.
Washington Barracks trimmed Fort
Humphreys yesterday at the War
College diamond, to 5. Kirsh pitch
ed for the winners.
Union Printers and Mohawks will
play off the rubber of their three
game series Sunday at Phillips Park,
Fifteenth and II streets northeast.
The Hawks earned the decision in the
first game early this season, but the
Printers staged a come back and cop
ped the honors two weeks ago.
Hess Juniors are after games for
tomorrow and Sunday at their own
diamond. Communicate with the man
ager at 921 G street southeast. Games
with the Hess Seniors may be ar
ranged through their pilot at Lincoln
9032
j. Gilbert Markham, at Cleveland
2125, is booking games for the Modoc
Seniors.
Iroqu0is Juniors wish TO book
Sunday game with team having the
use of a field. Call Lincoln 8646-J be-
tween 6 and Z. The Eastern Midgets
recently were defeated, 5 to 3.
TakOma Tigers and Cardinal Juniors
will meet at Handley Field Friday at
5 o'clock to play off the tie created
yesterday when their game was called
on account of darkness with the count
deadlocked at 1-alI. "
Aloysius Midgets nosed out the Ma
tional Capital tossers, to s. and wal
loped the Georgetown Midgets, 5 to l.
Aztecs took the Wisconsins to camp.
II to 5.
Alloy Cubs trounced the I Streeters,
8 to 4.
Langley Insects, conquerors of the
Argonnes, 8 to 8, play the Aztec In
sects today.
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ARLINGTONS WILL PLAY
HERALD HARBOR OUTFIT

Arlington Athletic Club, base ball
champions Of Arlington County, Va,
will meet the Herald Harbor nine
Sunday at the Virginians' field. This
will be the second encounter between
the two mines and one in which the
home team will attempt to avenge a
9-to-5 defeat suffered early in the sea
SON
The joint athletic club and the cit
liens association carnival opened
Monday night with a good crowd at
tending and the Ballston Brass Band
on hand to liven things up. The af-
fair will continue all week
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ana 1t IS even lar IN advance OF MS
The difference between fishing with
wet flies and dry flies is this, that in
using artificial flies thaNdo not espec-
tally resemble live flies and that sink
slightly under the surface of the water
when they are cast, you are using the
wet fly method, whereas if you use a
fly that is a duplicate of the natural
flies that are at that moment flying
over the water. and if the fly is made
to float entirely on top of the water,
you are using the dry fly.
Dry-fy fishing is distinctly an art
Instead of two or three flies being
fastened to your leader. as in the wet
fly method. you use one fly only, and
this fly is usually smaller that the wet
fly. Since it must rest on top of the
water it is necessary to anoint it with
oil from little bottle after every few
casts, the leader must be fine as
hair and the line must be a tapered
one.
In dry-f1y fishing the angler does
not fish where he thinks there are
fish, as the wet-fly caster does. but
fishes entirely where he knows there
are flsh-that is, he casts his fly
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BERLENBACH HURT HAND,
EXAMINATION REVEALS S

NEWARK, n. j., July Is P).-Paul
Berlenbach, world light heavyweight
champion, and young Marullo of New
Orleans, principals in a 12-round title
match Monday night which was stop
ped by the referee, will receive their
money by order of Platt Adams. New
Jersey boxing commissioner.
An examination disclosed that the
champion suffered a broken bone in
his right hand.
The contest was halted in the ninth
round. when the referee thought the
fighters were stalling.
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C Must Brace Drop Race Decisive Beahgs Recorded in Rece
RUSSELL Is SUSPENDED .
BY PILOT BUCK HARRIS

DETROIT, July 15.-Allen Rus
sell, pitcher of the Nationals, who
was severely battered by the
Browns yesterday i'm the final game
of the series at st. Louis, has been
given three-day suspension by
Manager Stanley Harris.
The pilot of the world champions
did not like RusselIs attitude to-
ward his work yesterday and de-
cided that drastic disciplinary ac-
ton was necessary. The notice of
suspension was given the pitcher
this morning.
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arc camping on the trail of Lazarre,
the Salt Lake City shortstop, brings
no great joy to two other major league
clubs which fondly imagined they had
the inside chance to get him. and are
yelling murder because the long purse
of New York is at work again.
LaZarre resembles 100000 in the
rough. Early in the season, when
Salt Lake City was showing its dust
to the rest of the Coast League. one
or two very quiet scouts looked them
over and reported that most of the
shooting appeared to come from the
direction of LaZarre. Then Salt Lake
City'S first baSeman went blooey with
a hurt and the team dropped back. The
next report from Salt Lake City was
that the team had blown up because
there was no one at first who could
hold LaZarre's cannon ball throws
from short. He knocked the sub first
sacker right off his pins.
Recently Salt Lake City has been
climbing again and the reports agree
that it is largely due TO LaZarre's
work, first base again being covered
by man who can hold him. Lazarre
is conceded TO have the best throwing
arm in the Coast circuit and that
should make it pretty nearly as good
as George Kelly's, which is some arm.
But il isn't LaZarre'S S fielding and
throwing alone that have won him his
reputation. He has been hitting, too.
Of course, Salt Lake City batting is
deceptive, there being apparently
something in the atmosphere that
makes sluggers of ordinary batters.
But Lazarre has been polling out
homers and extra base hits with a
zip that makes it seem pretty Ger
tain he would be far from a bust
in big league company.
Copyright. 1925)
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the Braves and walked in with
9-to-6 verdict.
Cy Williams made a timely home
run and the Phils trounced the
Cards. 6 to d.
The Athletics won from the Tigers,
II to a, and gained a game on
Washington.
The White Sox whitewashed the
Yankees, to 0. Babe Ruth is out
of the game again, having a slight
wrench.
In Cleveland Buckeye gained
6-to-1 decision over the faltering Red
Sox. This sensation has now won
four straight starts, allowing only 27
hits in 36 innings.
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MATS ARE PLAYING AT FAR
FROM CHAMPIONSHIPPACE
More Cohesive Defense and More Concerted Attack
Essential for Leaders-Lose Series to Browns
by Dropping Final, IA to 3.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

ETROT 15-Sx Nationals
will be through the West until
prime
Chicago nothing
world champions they would with
substantial lead the Athletics spirited playing
be n tandC Cevelan
So far the champions have anything
when
smooth working with
defense
4bscr
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Manager Mickey Johnson of the
Cherrydale team has taken the first
step toward the organization of such
circuit, and has announced a gather
ing at Firemans Hall, Cherrydale, to-
morrow night. All county teams In
terested in the proposition are re-
quested to have representatives
present.
Arlington won the last series. which
was held in 1923, and no doubt will
make a strong bid for the honor again
this season. Ballston and Clarendon
also are expected to come into the
loop.
Tom Malone, former Cherrydale
manager and now at the head of the
Registers nine, three-time champion
of the Treasury League, will take his
team over to Lyon Village Sunday for
a tilt with Johnson's Cherries. Buck
Clatterbuck, who works on the slab
for the Registers during the week,
will be with the Virginia combination
for the clash.
Maryland Park Athletic Club will
travel again next Saturday, a game
having been scheduled with the An
napoliS Semi-Dro nine. Players will
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JACK DEMPSEY is DUE
FROM EUROPE TONIGHT

NEW YORK, July 15 P).-Jack
Dempsey, world heavyweight cham
pion, and his bride, the former Es-
telle Taylor, are due from Europe to-
night on the Homeric.
A wireless from the ship said it
would dock about o'clock.
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Ruether, Covey and johnson
To Hurl Against the Tigers

15Walter Ruethe Stanley Coveleske and Walter
| ] Johnson pitching
schedule the Nationals theegame with the Tigers
opening Lifting executives ban Rueher
the
enabling send the of their pitching talent
the hhnen
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fly fishing.
removed from ordinary bait fishing,
ling with wet flies.
where he sees a fish rising. The prop
erly cast fly lights gently on the water
a few feet upstream from the feeding
fish, and floats on the current over
the fish.
1t is interesting to watch a dry-fiv
caster at work. His slender rod keeps
waving in the air as he sends the fly
back and forth through the air to keep
1t dry. Then, as he sees a fish feed
in, one of the false casts becomes a
real one. the line shoots out a little
farther and the line, leader and fly
light softly on the water in exactly
the right place. The tiny fly floats
for few feet, its wings cooked dain-
tily, looking for all the world like
natural fly that has just fallen TO the
water. Then comes the swirl of the
h-sometimes-and the tiny hook
the thread-like leader and the wand
in the anglers hand all are put to the
test as the trout or bass rushes and
leaps.
You don't get so many fish this way
but 1t is the height of angling art.
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BOXER rs ARRESTED,

LOS ANGELES, July 15.-Al Nc
Coy of Pittsburgh, former world mid
dleweight champion. was arrested
here earlv today, in connection with
a S., 900 jewel robbery several weeks
ago. Mccoy was one of five suspects
jailed.
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BOUT ENDS IN DRAW.

VERNON, Calf, July Is CP).-After
10 rounds of fighting last night be-
tween Phil Salvatore, Sacramento,
and Pal Moran. New Orleans, light
weights, the referee called the contest
draw. Jimmy Hackley won a de-
cision in a six-round semi-fnal bout
with frankie Garcia.
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infielders of the National.League, even
though at present he leads in the
nine class. Adams of the Chicago
Cubs has nine eights, but only four
mines. Wambsganss has IL eights
and four mines. Bancroft has nine
eights and three mines.
Hornsby's pair of eights looks
pretty skinny compared with the
foregoing. which are selected at ran
dom. Yet take him for what he can
do in the nine class and he leads the
league for minute, and he will prob
ably nine it" all the remainder of
the season.
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WASHINGTON AND DETROIT
TEAMS SUFFER IN ROUTS
Cards, Dodgers, Cubs and Braves Have Same Bitter
Dose Melted Out to Them-La Zarre Looms as
Coming Star at Shortstop.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

NJ YORK, July 15Tueday July a. the celebr
VI OF downfall OF resulted
extraordinary all along the league base bali path
that has be witnessed in
all, the Philadelphia Athletics their
strength polished off Detroit three OF the
and checking the Tigers roughly
Louis Browns did
earning nerce o. than
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STRIBLING LISTS BOUT.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. July
Is R.-W. L. Young) Stribling.
Georgia light-heavyweight, will meet
Harvey Perkins of Casper, Wyo.. in
a 10-round bout at Manitou, Colo,
JULY %.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City. 3: Columbus. .
Toledo. o; St Paul. 6.
Indianapolis Milwaukee, played as part of
double header Sunday.
Others not scheduled.
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HARMON GETS DECISION.

NEW YORK, July Is R).-Willie
Harmon of New York won a judges
verdict over Paul Doyle of New York
in a 10-round match at the Coney
Island stadium last night. They are
welterweights.
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UMPIRE sCHAEFFER DIES.

GREENVILLE, S. c., July 15-Um-
pire j. H. Schaeffer of New Orleans
who has been a member of the South
Atlantic Association staff for the past
five years, died here Yesterday
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TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY. W. Va, July
15.-The Potomac River was clear and
Shenandoah was very muddy this
morning.
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NO PITCHING

Two-base hits-Lamotte, Hargrave (2)
H., f. Rice Rsd Robertson son t2l Home rqnV7WiI- n7
Rice. Double plays---Scott, $. Harris and J..
Harris: I:amotte (unassisted). Left on
on balIs--Of Russell. A; off Danforth, a.
Struck out-By Russell. |; by Ogden. /; by
Danforth. g. Hits-0f Russell. 16 In in
nings; off Ogden, 8 in 1 inning. Hit by
pitcher-By Ogden Oh. Rice). Losing
pitcher-Russell. Umpires-Messrs. Geisel,
Ormsby and Rowland. Time of game-2
hours and Ia minutes.
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MINES PLANNING CIRCUIT
FOR ARLINGTON COUNTY

of District Prince
r Georges County series by which championship
localities be determined mines Of
together league for the
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Atlanta. ID: Mobile. 6.
Birmingham, 8: New Orleans. /.
Memphis, 10: NaGhville. 8.
Only three games scheduled.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City. 4; Toronto. l.
Buffalo. z: Providence. 8.
Syracuse. 5: Reading. 90
Rochester. 9: Baltimore. 3.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Norfolk. 5: Richmond o.
Portsmouth, 2; Rocky Mount, II
Wilson. q Kinston, /.
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SoUTu ATLANTIC IEAcrE
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.

Augusta. z: Columbia. s.
Spartan burg. SO: Knoxville. IS.
Charlotte, 13; Macon, s.
Asheville, IA. Greeuyille.
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GAME TO WAR-NAVY.

War and Navy won from Registers
in the Colored Departmental Base
Ball League, s TO 6.
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PIRATES HAMMER VANCE
AS THEY KEEP UP STREAK
By the Associated Press.

BY
EW YORK July 5The Pirates have for celebrities
They knocked National Leagues
valuable de-
feated the Dodgers, to and cung their lead
Vance stopped after straight He
mered for II hits four which neted the Pirates all of their
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Sam Rice thought two outs instead
of one had been recorded in the eighth
when Goslin popped to Lamotte and
ran from firse base to well around
second to be tagged by Bobby for
double play.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 8; st. Louis, 4.
Pittsburgh. 8; Brooklyn. 5.
New York, 6; Chicago, 3.
Cincinnati. O.: Boston. 6.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Wash'ton at Detroit. Wash'ton at Detroit.
Phila. at Chicago. Phila. at Chicago.
New York at CieSe. New York at Cieve.
Boston at st. Louis. Boston at 81. Louis.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
est. Louis. IA: Washington, 3.
Philadelphia. 12: Detroit, 4.
Chicago. 3 New York. o.
Cleveland, g; Boston. /.
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HORNSBY STARRING AFIELD
AS WELL AS WITH STICK

OGER HORNSBY making prodigious effort beat the
iona League batting record 4+ made Hugh Duffy
old Boston but there another likely
without in
games than other inhelders in big base ball
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the outset of the game and Bucky
Harris one-baser in the second ses-
sion-the Nationals dented the plate
in the sixth. Russell and McNeely
famed, but Bluege walked and took
third when Sam Rice looped a Texas
Lacquer to center. Lamotte fumbled
Goslins grounder, permitting Bluege
to tally. Then Moon Harris flied to
Williams, leaving Sam and the Goose
stranded.
But in their portion of the sixth
the Browns more than matched that
lone marker. Again they did their
scoring after two were out. Robert
son grounded to Moon Harris, then
Danforth walked and took third when
Harry Rice doubled to right, Lamotte
grounded to Bluege and Danforth was
nailed at the plate, but Sisters single
to right tailed Harry Rice, and Viii
liamS' homer over the right-field
stand scored Lamotte and Sisler
ahead of him.
Harry Rice Delivers.
The Browns had their final fling at
Russell in the seventh. Hargrave sin
gled and was doubled to third base
by Robertson. The runners held
their bases while Danforth was
thrown out, but Harry Rice singled
them home.
A good time was had at Ogden S
expense in the eighth After Nc
Manus fouled to SEVERED. Jacobson
singled and counted when Hargrave
got his fourth hit of the day, double
down the left-ffeld line. Robertson's
two-bagger tailed Red. After Dan
forth famed, Harry Rice was hit by
a pitched ball. Then Robertson pill
fered third and a moment later scored
in a dual theft with Rice.
Two runs were grabbed by the
champs in dying effort in the ninth.
Moon Harris and Bucky Harris sin
eled and Scott and SEVERED walked,
forcing "A tally across. Ogden famed.
then Bucky counted as McNeely
forced out SEVERED. Bluege's foul
to Hargrave ended the rout.
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Hargrave's Double Hurts.

In the third session the Browns did
more scoring after two were out. VIII
liams walked, only to be caught in a
double play with McManus, but Jacob
son singled to center and Hargrave
bounded a double over Moon Harris,
putting Jake on third. Robertson's
one -baser to center tailed Jacobson
and Hargrave. Danforth also singled,
but was forced out by Harry Rice.
After being held to two hits in the
first five innings-McNeely' single at
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EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.

cambridge. IL; Crisfield. 4.
Dover, s.: Easton, T.
Parksley. 6; Salisbury. L.
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THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
BY WILL III. DIG.
President Izaak Walton League of America

HERE four fishing ladder and the dryhy method
The three others bait fishing
artificial bait casting, and wet-hy fishing
Dryy
Id is al in O fishing wet
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Russell had as bad a time at the
plate as in the box. He famed in
each of his three turns at bat.
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VIRGINIA IEAGUE

Lakeland. SIS; Sanford. 81.
TampaSt. Petersburg train)
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The. Nationals also may be able to
use Roger Peckinpaugh at shortstop
before they leave here The right
attempted to field Lamotte'S grounder
in the first inning of the game at
ST. Louis, last Saturday, has nearly
healed. Joe Judge, too, is rounding
into playig form, his charleyhorse
having almost disappeared, and he
may return to the lineup before long.
In the first inning at st. Louis yes
terday, Bucky Harris ran far to his
left for a startling catch of Williams
foul. Lamotte was on third at the
time, but Bucky recovered his balance
so quickly that Bob had no chance
to tally after the catch.
McNeely was kept from hit in the
third round by Williams, who leaped
high for a gloved-hand grab of Earl's
liner. Williams treated McNeely the
same way in the seventh.
Sisler, unaided, retired the Nation
ais in the fourth. He caught Sam
Rice's foul near first base. ran far
back for Goslin's foul, then took Moon
Harris pop.
Before batting in the sixth, Sam
Rice had to look over the sphere
Danforth was pitching. He shifted at
it a couple of times, then returned 1t
to the slabman and proceeded to get
the Nationals third hit of the day.
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Martinsburg. 4 Hagerstown. ..
Waynesboro, 4 Cham bersburg, B.
Hanover. 6: Frederick. 3.
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Williams homer in the sixth was
a hearty clout. the ball soaring far
over the bleachers. Lamotte and Sis
Ter were on the paths when Ken
soaked the ball.
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News that the New York Yankees
, 1925-02-09
Tim Mccoy Visits
Casper On Way To
Engage rs Indians

Major Timothy j. Mccoy, former
Wyoming adJutant general. owner of
a dude" ranch near Thermopolis,
an Indian expert and honorary chief
tain OF the Araphoes. is in Casper
today on his way to the reservation
In Fremont county where he will en-
gage rs Arapahoe braves and squaws
to return with him TO Los Angeles
for the presentation OF n spectacular
prolog to THE Iron Horse at Grau.
mans Hollywood Egyptian theater
under his direction.
Assisting Games Cruze In the tech.
meal direction OF the filming of the
Emerson Hough class. The Covered
Wagon" Major Mccoy achieved con
siderable distinction. Besides con.
Quoting the prolog for the showing
OF this production in Los Angeles
and New York. the major and the
Indians created a great stir in Lon
don IN staging the prelude act.
In the recent filming of Zane
Grey's THE laundering Herd" Ma
Jor Mccoy had a prominent part In
the cast. The Lasky corporation has
announced that Wyom!ng's finest
looking cowboy. as Tim Mccoy is &C
knowledged to DO In this state. will
be featured In all OF Its western pro-
ductions.