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MORE PUNCH IS EXPECTED
WITH JOE HARRIS EN- LEFT
Management of Champions Believes Recent Transfer
From Red Sox Speedy Enough for Regular
Use, But Move Is Subject to Change.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

HICAGO, May 9Convnced by Joe Harris
delivered called he is
looking
Manager Stanley revolutionary change the
lineup of the world champions.
Hereafter according Bucky the recently obtained
the Red exchange Zhniser
left field for the Nationals with Goose Gosl
middle garden
that Memo of
according whether
pitcher will Wild Matthews
of the club.
will be subject
strengthened thereby and f" but'
issued by him
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CAPITAL SWIMMERS
SCORE AT RICHMOND

RICHMOND, Va, May 9.-Capitol
Athletic Club, girl swimmers of
Washington, d. c.. defeated the Rich
rnond Young Women's Christian As
sociation team in q return meet here
this afternoon. A to 49,
washington Mermaids captured
flrst place In six individual events,
and also annexed the relay team race.
Summary: ~
RELAY. 1o6 90 3,YARDs-won by G. A.
z. aE. TAYLOR. /. Whaler, #. Skadding, e.
pettingin) second. T. w. c. "a. Time.
:, 1o0.YARp BREAST sTRoKE-won BY
tSiid. wR.isr &c e. &. AZ; G5. n nns.
= czo,1ARD FREE sTYLE-;LNon hy Tsunee
". A. CD: .4eccnd. Taylor iC.sA. ca, third
baugnmSn *. " G. A). Time. 0,30.
.sesnd ElEiason n. u r. scaacS & &.5 Is sSlrd a.
: 20: sSS-3 AAaBp !sEf 8 q srYIE.won b Pat
g s:ns,n eCi tbi1d A 81 asc asscond cE1,erscn =
canncs g; q. G. second. unqen &. "
i..YzA.1; i..YzA third. Whaler &c. a. Cd Time.
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& PennSylvania easily carried of
honors In the two other races on the
program, the junior varsity and fresh
man events. both rowed OYER the
sixteenths. Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology and Cornell finished,
respectively. third and fourth in all
three events Of the quadranguiar
meet. ~
The Crimson varsity demonstrated
great Improvement over its early
season from last year. Strolxed by II.
Winthrop of Boston. the Crimson
eight held close to the Blue and Red
shell In a tremendous squirt at the
outset. held its rival on even terms
final half mile drew steadily ahead to
finish with a wide strip of open
water between-the two shells.
Harvard's time. 9:11, was considered
good under prevailing conditions.
A milo from the finish r.. II. Reeve,
rowing at No. 6, broke an oar lock.
At that time the leaders were on even
terms. but tho handicap prevented the
Blue and Red from making the nee
essary Anal squirt that might have
changed the result. Before their
Irmfger OF Green Bay, Wis, had been
working su1oothly and apparently had
plenty Of reserve, and itg was some
time later before the trouble became
apparent In the falling back OF the
shell. ,4
Cornel1's varsity. also appearing In
competition for the first time this
year, made q showing that disan-
pointed it's followers 1t passed the
finish line 80 seconds behind the win
ner and two lengths back OF Tech.
nology.
The regatta which was scheduled to
start at O'Clock, was postponed
from hour TO hour In the hope that
the wind might abate and the water
quiet down In the rough Charles River
basin. It Was not until o'clock that
the freshman race, nrst on the pro-
gram. was started ana the, varsity
crew w1s not sent on on the nnAl
event until after O'Clock.
Because Of the water conditions the
freshmen and Junior varsity races
were cut to the Henloy distance.
4 Pennsylvania tiine In the junior
varsity event was 6:s1 and n the
freshmAn race, "a.
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G. U. TEAM AMONG Is
IN !. c. A. A. A. A. MEET
BY the Associated Press.

0y tuo AoBOCa8tcQ freBo.
PHILADELPHIA, May s.-with
25 colleges and universities already
entered and with q week remaining
before the entry lists close, indica-
tons are that the forty-nintn annual
I. G. A. A. A. A. track and field
championships to be held on Franklin
Field May 2S and 80 viii be more
largely attended than were its pre-
decessors.
Last year q colleges competed for
the track and field crown. including
the usual 4rray Of institutions from
the Pacific coast. Manager Jamison
Swarts Of the University of Pennsyl,
vania expects at least 80 colleges to
be represented this. year.
Leland Stanford, the University Of
California and the University of
Southern California are among those
entered. The last two named will
have Ia men competing and Leland
Stanford will be represented by an
even dozen weArers OF the spiked shoe.
Yale, which last year won the
champippship with % points, l more
than was scored by Pennsylvania,
viii have IS men.
All the prominent Eastern institu-
.tions have, sent, In their entry list OF
frem to 40 men, with Princeton.
Cornell, Pennsylvania and Georgetown
having the largest number. Pitts.
burgh has listed foyr men for the
competition
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ALLOWS ONLY FIVE HITS
WHILE GRIFFS WIN, 4 TO /
Spitba Veteran Pitches Brilliantly and Is Well Sup
ported-Robertson Is Hit Freely, Bluege 4
and Goslin Gouting Homers.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,
Sports Editor, Tho Star.

"HICAGO May 9-Sanaus Coveeke today.
After three failures the
superb style this holding the ambitions
for of tanies AS result Of their triumph
the with the world champions
behind Athletics
place Indians
justified confidence repod in Bucky
Harris following the somewhat showing made by the Pole
ton and mixed udcious with hooks and speed Only Is
faced him
the Colns unable evolve than single safety
any inning while he butt men, /. IS
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IN front of his mates as batsmaH
1t was considered probable Ruether
would be opposed by Urban Red
Faber, and the prospect is that IL
good weather prevails crowd rival
Eng the record 1900 that turned out
here two weeks ago viii be in attend
ance.
Goslln's r0und-tripper today marked
his emergence from q slump that had
limited him to one hit in Il times at
bat In the last several games. Judge,
who has had an equally meager
period recently, isyet to snap out of it.
Bucky was well satisfied with the
results attained by his lineup shift
today. Joe Harris came through
with productive double his first time
up and took adequate care of the, only
three chances he had in the field.
Collins earned a fine hand in the
second, when he ran toward the foul
line and knocked down Rice's rap and
threw him out. This effort cut off a
Washington run, as Ruel was on third
at the time.
Falk turned in one of those onee-in-
a-season plays at the expense of Stan
Harris in the fifth. Bucky lined what
appeared a sure-fire triple to left, but
Falk. dashed toward the foul line and,
leaping to spear the ball in his gloved
band, kept a firm clutch on it as he
Hloughed up several yards of grass In
a nose dive.
In the following frame, Mostil CON.
tributed an almost equally meritorious,
though not SO spectacular, catch when
he robbed Goslin of an extra-base
clout in right center. Johnny grabbed
the ball while on the dead run within
a. few feet of the barrier and crashed
into it, but froze tightly to the-sphere.
BIuege's home run in the sixth was
r. long drive that carried well up into
the seats in the distant left field
bleachers. There was no doubt where
it, was headed for the instant it left
pssie's bat.
Goslin's circuit clout in the eighth
was an even heftier wallop, travelling
at q lower trajectory into the even
farther removed right field stand.
Stan Harris had to leap high for
the liner by Archdeacon, batting for
Grouse, in the eighth, and on the next
play distinguished himself by going
back of second for Pinch-hitter
Spencer Harris roller. making the
force out with back hand toss to
Peck.
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ARMY Is VICTOR IN TWO
OF THREE, COMPETITIONS

WEST POINT. N. Y, May s.-Army
teams won two of their three athletic
contests today.
The cadets lost to New York Univer-
sity on the diamond, to 5, but de-
feated the University Of Pennsylvania
at lacrosse. 8 to 4, and triumphed
over Boston College and New York
University on the track.
In the track meet. the Army scored
68 points against 43 for Boston and
"a for New York.
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BOND WINS HIGH JUMP
AT PRINCETON GAMES

PRINCETON. n. j.. May 81
Adolph Bond, captain Of the track
and field team at Eastern High
School, Washington, ID. c., captur-
ed first place In the high jump in
the Princeton interschoiastics, held
here today. Mercersburg Academy
carried OF the team trophy.
Bond cleared the bar with 2 leap
Of feet IL inches to defeat q field
Of "a entries. Beriinxer of Penn
Charter took second place, making
Hill School placed third.
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D. C. GUARQsMEN BEATEN
BY NAVY RIFLE TEAM

ANNAPOLIS,> Nd, May 9.-In the
opening rifle match of the season the
Navy registered q close victory over
the National Guardsmen OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, scoring 2,S0S points
to 2,287 :,
MidshipnaAn Cox, who Was high gun,
scored q possible at the S00.yArd
range, the hrst time In four years
the feat. has been accomplished here.
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DUNCAN'S HOME RUN .
WINS FOR MARINES

QUANTICO. Va, May 9.-The Ma.
rine nine blanked Western Maryland
here today. to 0. in base ball game
marked by the excellent work of the
opposing hurlers. O'Neill Of the Devil.
dogs and Byham of the Green and
Gold each allowed only two hits, but
one of the latter was a homer by
Duncan made at. the outset OF the
Marines second batting turn.
Each pitcher granted two passes and
O'Neill famed five batters while BY.
ham struck out four. The Marines
played errorless ball, butfthe Western
Maryland team slipped afieid four
times. Score:
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Runs-Critz, Roush Bressler. Wheat.
Fournier. Brown fci, Grimes. ErrorsEPinel!i,
Gsveney. Tffee.base hits-Brewn, Bressler.
Wheat. Stolen bases-Crftz, Mitchell. Sac
BILE plays-Grines TO Mitchell to Fournier;
Crftz to Bressler to Cayeney to Bressler:
-Cincinnsti, 8: BROOKLYN. g.. First base on
balls--Of Donohue. 3: OF Qrines. 2. Struck
Out-By Donohue. 9: by Grimes. =. UDl-
pires--Messrs. Mclaughlin. Rigler and Hart.
Time of g8me-l hour and so minutes.
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MARSHALL GETS DRAW
IN CHESS TOURNAMENT

BADEN BADEN. May Sap
Four adjourned games were played in
the international chess tournament
here today.
Marshall Of America. by drawing
his game with Niemzowitch, Denmark, !,
retained fourth position.
Rabinowitch Of Russia drew his
games with Treybal. Czechoslovakia,
and Thomas, England, and moved up
to fifth place.
Reti, Czechosloyakia, defeated Mics,
es, Germany.
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BATTING OF HARRIS
GIVES BRAVES GAME

BOSTON, May 9.-The bat of Harris
today defeated Chicago, Q to /, in II
innings and won the Braves third
straight victory and their second over
the Cubs.
Harris, first man up in the 11th,
ended the game with a home run.
In the sixth he knocked triple and
scored on q single by Burrus.
The Braves gave Barnes brilliant
support.
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GROVES Stops TRIBE
AND ATHLETICS WIN

CLEVELAND, May Philadelphia
made 1t two straight from the Indians
today, winning to s.
: Groves, who relieved Rommel in the
box. held the Indians to one hit in
three innings.
Tho batting Of Sewell and Simmons
featured, the former making four
hits, including double, and the lat
ter three, including home run.
Myattt, Cleveland catcher, also hit
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STING SETS TRACK MARK
IN EXCELSIOR HANDICAP

JAMAICA. N. r, May s.-James
Buffers four-year-old colt, Sting, at
to- 4. won the Excelsior Handicap
today by fonr hngtas, breaking the
track record by twp- nfths of q Sec
He carried light weight and after
following Serenader for fhrse-quar-
terA mashed to the front and won
eased up. The time for the mIle and
= sixteenth was 1:42 SIS; B S S.
Cherry Pie was second, four lengths
ahead Of the favorite. Mad play. s. s.
Serenadef. Klondyk6. Wild6rnass.
Aga khaH and SpOt Gash aAv0 -.
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GIANTS ARE BLANKED
BY RHEM OF CARDS

NEW YORK. May 9.--Flint Rhem.
subjected the New York Giants to
their first shutout of the season to-
day when the st. Louis Cardinals won
the second game Of the series by a
score of s to o, before $4,000 fans.
Rhern allowed only s hits and struck
out 10 batters.
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GALLAUDET BEATEN
IN LAST BALL GAME

+ Gallaudet was beaten. IL to 6. by
Blue Ridge College at Kendall Green
yesterday in the last game of its base
ball season. The New Windsor col
legians piled up an early lead and
never were threatened with defeat.
Massinkoff, on the mound for
Gallaudet, gave up q dozen hits and
was poorly supported. while Duell and
Heberlig, who between them granted
10 safeties. were well backed by the
Blue Ridge nine.
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CUBS AND DODGERS SWAP.

NEW YORK. May (A.P.).-Thomas
III. Griffith, outfelder Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, today was traded to the Chi
cago Cubs for a player to be named
after Walter Rabbit) Maranville,
shortstop. returns to the Chicago line
up. MaranviIle suffered q broken leg
during the training season.
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SCHOLZ DOES 100 YARD
DASH IN g 1-2 SECONDS

GREENSBORO, n. C., May g.
Jackson Scholz, Olympic runner,
participating in the annual
: Greensboro High School track meet
with Currie of Davidson College.
ard Emerson Of North Carolina, is
said TO have lowered the world
record for the 10O-yard dash here
this afternoon, covering the dis
tance In ~ seconds. He ran on =
hard clay track.
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YANkS AND BROWNS
PLAY Thinning TIE

ST. LOUIS. May s.-The New York
Yankees and the st. Louis Browns
played a IL tie here today in
game called after the seventh inning
because of darkness.
Rain delayed the start of the game
nearly an hour.
~ George .Sfsler ran to "a his string
of games in which he has hit safely.
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Totals. SO l6 ~ II Totals. 3s Is 81 l6
eBatted for Specie in sixth inning.
fBatted for MeNulty in seventh inning.
tBstted for Roy in ninth inning.
Philadeiphia O1 Ia 2 @ Q ! Q 90
Cleveland. ........ 10 o o o 2 o O--5
Runs-Bishop.. Dykes. Welch. Simmons
-(2H, Poole, Speaker, Sewel1. Myatt. Burns,
Fewster Errors-Poole. Groves Jameson.
Mystt. Two base hits-Bishop. Dykes. Sim
mons. Poole. spurgeon, Sewell Fewster.
Hendrick. WEIGH. Double plays--SpurEeon
and Burns: Dykes. Rishop and Poole Sewell,
delphis, 8: Cleveland. IL. Bases on balls.
on Rommei, 8; OF Groves; 1; on Roy. l;
By RomnleI, l: by Groves. l; by Roy. l:
Hits--Of Buckeye. q in 3 innings; on
Speece. in 3 innings; of Yowell, in !
12 in innings; off Groves. 1 in 8 innings.
Winning pitcher-Rommel: losing pitcher,
and Hildehrand. Time OF game hours
and IA minutes.
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Kamm's tap in front OF the plate and
tagged him out. y
! a C.oalin this fulIxr Ia clc Id dnC

GOsiin got this tally back Unaided
in the eighth. when he followed
Bluege's example by polling into the
bleachers for q home run, although
Goose chose the right-field stand as u
parking place for his effort. Bluege's
safety, which followed, led to nothing.
as did single i'm the ninth by Rice
who was marooned at the midway,
following stan Harris sacrifice, when
Joe Harris rolled to Davis.
Covey walked Spencer Harris. hit-
ting for Robertson in the eighth, but
he immediately was forced by Mostils
and Shee1y got no farther than the
midway after connecting for a single
i'm the final frame. E
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Came called seventh inning. darkness.
RoSsrsson. Stolen 00ssan pasesI-puasnl asm MeuseI
Sacrifice-Pipp, Double piay-Gerbey. Nc
Manus and Sisler. Left on baSes-New
York. B; st. Louis. o. Bases on balIs~On
Hoyt. 1: on CASTOR. l.. Struck out-By
Hoyt. A: by CASTOR. 1. Hit by pitcher-By
Carton tHoytl. Umpires-Messrs, Naliin
and Connolly Time of gsme-l hour and II
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Garrett t2(. Two-bAse hit--M adde's. Home
plnyIs1Sa plHan SsoeR ,1 perrx ,s ne Douole
Msrines3 Western Maryland. 3. Bases on
6aals-on II BynHSsm; ynSa;; Of o'Neil; Mit By
Neil. 8: by Byhsm. 4. Umpires-Meesrs
Shurtlen and Swfnnerton. Tin1e of game
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RVns.Dern. Smith t3); BradIey, Punn
sinkoff. Reneau t2l. Danofsky Rose:
f2}. Strauss f2). Rose. Three-base hits
Massinkon. Gerlock Dunn. Home run
Reneau. Stolen bases-Smith. Bradley. Mas
sinkoh. SscriheesEBradley;, Riddle; Left
ble play-Dunn to Bradley: Struck out
By Massinkoii. !; BY Duel, s. Bases on
by pitcher-By Duell tMiller) winning
pitcher-Duell. Umpire-Mr. Watt.
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PIRATES BIG EIGHTH
INNING ROUTS PILLS

PHILADELPHIA, May s.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates rose in their might
In the eighth inning today and took
from the Phillies what looked like a
safe game for the locals.
Up to the eighth Clarence Mitchell
held the Pittsburghers to Ave hits
and two runs and then lost his cum
ming. Belts came to the rescue, but
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Totals. SO 18TH

sBatted for Leslie In the NINTH
fBattcd for Myers in the eighth.
Catholic University Q 3 oV0 o O3 I OF
Naval Academy. 0 1. 0 o o o.
RunsaKeale. Bailey. Adams. Dufour.
0'Neti. Errorg-Garyin. Fenno. Cooper. Fl.
Hs. Schwab, Caldwell; Ihree,base hit-Ei-
Stanley. Devin Stolen bases-Fenno.
GgSSopsr, gSp @ zlis. s,e Ksale ADAMS 81. Stanley
s::s on b.i.3Sa y.irsi. ai :: IN p.vin, Err. I.
Ellis TO. o'Neii: Ellis 70 Haeriin TO oNeii.
Left on bases-Nayy, o: Catholic Univer-
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Totals...36 9fs6 90 Totals. ..3e 10 81 IL
sBatted for Francis in ninth innink.
two out when winning run scored.

be:ssIs. 5e:ssn go. -: 9 8 81 2 u iL
-, Runn,s-Flasstesd, wamby.. Hevins. Piein-
Prothro; T.yener, Risney,. Two-base hits
Left on bases-Boston. & Detroit. O. Bases
of Ross, l. Struck out-By Leonard, q.
Hits-On Francis. 8 in 8 innings: OF Ross,
In y inning; on Zahniser. In y inning.
pitcher--Ross. Umpires-Messrs Moriarty,
Rowland and Geisel.f Time of game
hours and minutes. "a
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CRICKETERs TO PRACTICE.

Washington Cricket Club and Bri.
ish Embassy win hold. joint practice.
this afternoon at o'clock at the. field
at Potomac Park. Tho washington
Club will select It's team for a match
ct Baltimore next Sunday.
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Dutch Ruether Slated to Slab
Today in Third Chicago Clash

HCAGO May 9Waer Ruether, rapidly earning
viable giving of
coming Washngtons leading pitcher
of the the slab for Grfmen
Dutch date has Yankees
credit offset from
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DODGERS BEAT REDS
FOR SECOND IN ROW

BROOKLYN, May 9.-Thc Brooklyn
Dodgers made 1t two straight over the
Cincinnati Reds by winning tedays
game by score Of 5 to 3.
Burleigh Grimes held the Reds to
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TIGERS ARE VICTORS
IN THRILLING NINTH

DETROIT, May 9.-Boston over
came a three-run Detroit lead by
ninth inning rally today.-only to be
beaten 5 to 4 in the last half Of the
same inning. &
Prothro's fielding and Blues timely
and effective hitting featured
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HARVARD CREW IS FIRST
IN RACE OF FOUR BOATS
By the Associated Press.


n OSTON, May o-Rowng great rough semi
darkness Harvards varsity
evening by leading Pennsyvnias first eight by
than lengths the mile and
River.
avenging their defeat the
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3 too late
TotaIs. 8b 10 27,1o Totals. .3s Is 81 90
Slated for Morrison In eighth inning.
Tran for 0aWlfngu In eighth inning.
4Batted for Belts In ninth inning.

Fsii.ssipss,. Fssisi:ssfsla ssiSs : S-s SEss
Runs---Carey, Moore. Wright. Niehaus.
Bigbee. Granthan, Burns, Williams. Holke.
Henlins. Huber. -Errors-wngb' I2) : Sand.
fun - Mrfsht. sscsi6css = Harper. SAND SAND.
Holke. Left on bases -Pittsburgh. Is:
PhiladeIphiA "a. Bases .on bslls-Off Nor.
49, :Sn g HSesl Moss,,oa ssESsh s9psmBy
inninss: on Mitchsll in II innings; of
Me.dovs 3in tnntngs; on Belts. in g
(Moore) Winning pitcher Morrison. los
Ing pitcher-M Mitchsl Umpires-Messrs.
20 hours and 20 minutes. -
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Totals. .401627 s Totals: .35 :7 16
sBatted for Snyder In ninth inning.
iBatted for Dean in seventh inning.
tBstted for Huntxinger in ninth inpins.
st. Louis. 0-S
New York ....... o o o o o 90
Runs-FIack f2}. Cooney. Hofnsby. Bot
tomley. Bell, Rafey, Gonzales. Errors
Hernsby, Lindstrom. Two-base hits
Cooney. Bottomiey. Home runs---Hafe
Hornsby. Sscrihce-Rhem. Double pleys-
Left on basee-New York. IL; ST. Louis. o.
Bases on balls-Oh McQuillaa, /: on Dean.
z: OF Rhem. 4 Struck ont-sy MS9uili,ni
in innings: on Dean, in innings: on
Huntzinger, 1 in inning.. Losing pitcher
Mccormick. Time of game-1 hour and
DO minutes.
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COLL EGE 4 ACR0SSE.

At Annapolis Navy, 8; Jehns Hop.
kims, i. s.s
.yens, ). -
xt Camhside HARVARD, 9 Priass
ton, i. Is s ~ s. 81
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col EGE TENNIS. !,

At Aqnspoli NasY. 5 LNhish, 2.
~ Nov Haven 11pe. WI
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Cincinnati at Dklyn. Chicago ut Boston.
l6t. Louis ut n. Y: Pftfs6ureh at PhiIn
YESTERDAY's RESULTS.
Brooklyn. B: Cincinnati, ,.
M. youis, 81; New York. ..
Pittsburgh, 6; PhilAaelpAia, 5.
Boston, 2: Chicago, I.
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"batted Tor Grouse I'm esghth inning.
Waited for Robertson In eighth Inning.
Washiugton. o o @
Chicago. 49,. o Q o 90 lo OIL
Two-base hit. Harris. Home runs
1lHeEe. Goslin. Stolen base--Stanley Harris.
Observation-Disclosures, Coveleskle, Stanley
Harris. Left on beses-WashinEton. s;
Chicago, 8. Dases On bsiis-OH Robestsen,
4: OF coveleskie, 2. Struck ent-Ay Cevel-
eskle, 4: by R0berxton,' L. Hits-O6 Rob-
ertson, 8 In innlnEs; OF Mack, In
inning. wild pitch - Robertson. Losing
plteheF-Roberts0n. Umplree-Messrs. Me-
Gcwan, Dineen and Ormsby. Tine Of game
I hsur and 20 minutes.
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INrrrNArIoNAL IEAaYyr

Jersey City. II. Rochester. q.
. Toronto. SIS: Newark, 81
Syracuse o. HAadinE. 8.
Buffalo. =; Baltimore. o.
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Totals...37 $3.50 IL Totsls...36 z S3 ie
.None out in IIth inning whom winnig
=, $50. e9aaee g g g 9e.seSeee99aa

RunsAcooper. Harm ca. E.rorsE -
Hartnett. McAuley. Three-base hftlHAFris.
Home run--H9ris. Stolen baaes-Neit Bur
rus. Sacrihces--Adxms. BArrett. Left On
balis-OR Cooper 4s on Barnes. 3. struck
out ~ Coopsrs a BY BarueS> 8. Un1ptres
ganss houra and minu1ess
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Kansss City -Indisnspolis
St. Paul. y Columbus. 0.
ltiwaukee. g. LOuisyiile. AZ
MinncspOlis,(0. Toledo, 6.
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SOUTHERN AssocrArIoN

Memphis. 9: Atlanta. 2.
Little Rock. z: Birmingham. 4.
Chattanooga. 8: New Orleans. 2.
Mobile. g.: Nashville, 4.
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! 4 rprtsusosth, 4 Rocky. Mount. >,
Wilson. 2; Mnston.
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FIORIDA STATE LEAcUr

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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
/, AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash'n at Chicago. Wash'n IT ChfeaYO.
New York at 81. l.. New York Ut st. l..
BOston at Detroit. Boston at Detroit
Phils. Ut Cleveland. rhiln. Ut Cleveland.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington, 4 Chicago. I.
St. Louis, 4; New York, tdafkness).
Phflndelphia, g.; Ceveiand, 5.
Detroit. 8; 1Oston, 4.
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26
AUCTION NEAR
BRUNO

viii sell at public auction on
my farm three miles south Of
Bruno on state highway. on En-
day, April Srd. Free lunch at
noon. Sale begins Immediately
after lunch.
ONE TEAM OF MARES.
WEIGHT ABOUT $500; two sets
of harness, one farm wagon with
box and seat.
Twenty RHODE ISLAND RED
CHICKENS.
Two buggics. one spring tooth
harrow, one two-section drag.
two plows. one Ruther potato
digger practically new, one disk
with truck. one riding cultivator.
one 2-horsc cultivAtor. two one
horse cultivators. one set heavy
bob sleds. one baga seeder. bar
rels. planks. grindstone. one
Champion mower. one Minnesota
hay rake, one p repeating rifle.
SO pounds Sodatol. block and
tackle and fifty feet Of rope.
Five tons Of hay. rs bushels
seed oats. straw stack. corn shell
Ter. rs gallon jar and small tools.
One FORD TOURING CAR.
Terms--All sums Of $40 and
under are cash; on sums over SO
six months time will be given on
bankablc secured paper at 50
interest.
Carl Josephson. Owner.
]. H. Lingren. Clerk.
Geo. M. Hyatt. Auctionccr.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-03-26

For Sale-My IL acres of land
in the north part of village all
or any part of it; also my village
residence with one or two lots;
and will also sell my interest in
the local blacksmith shop. For
price and terms see me.-Hans
Kocd, Askov. 4Sw30-1t