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NEW SCHEDULE MADE
FOR w. B. A. A. MINES

That postponed games may be
played off within a short time new
schedule has been prepared for junior
and midget teams of the Washington
Base Ball and Athletic Association.
Contests will be held daily next week
The only senior tilt listed is that for
Sunday between the Linworths and
Crescents, who are playing for the
District championship.
The new schedule follows:
SUNDAY GAMES.
Senior pIay-or-Crescent VS.. Linworth,
East Ellipse. at pm.
Meridian. double-header South Ellipse at /
pm; Peerless VS.. Atlantic. South Elhpse, at
ble-header. diamond No, 4. at / pm: Swanee
vs.. Arrow. double header. diamond No 10,
DC damond so v aqrfe St ReD'
nsg Midget class class: Section A-TeIans VS..
pm; New Haven VS. Randall. double he ader,
Third, Third street and Missouri avenue, at pm;
". Seminole; double header. diamond No. 2,
10: !. at pm; Smithfeld VS.. National,
diamond, diamond No; 10 , at l pm: smithfeld VS..
MONDAY.
Junior Class: Section -A-Meridian VS..
a D-Nl
VS.. Yorke Props, Rosedale. at o pm. Sec
non D-Ysnkee vs.. Cardinal. Fair Lawn. at
Midget class. Section D-Auth VS.. Peer
8 pm. ue' e'
So. TUESDAY. ...
Junior class: Section A-Corinthisn vs.
Peerless. plaza. at pm. section C-Arrow
vs.. Bloomingdsle. Rosedale at 5 pm Sec
ton D-Yankee VS.. Federal. Fair Lawn, at
Midget class: Section D-yictoria VS.. St.
Martin, Third street and Missouri avenue at
D pm.
WEDNESDAY.
Junior class: Section A-Meridisn VS. At
lantic, plaza. at 8 pm: Corinthian VS.. Con-
sressional. Fair Lawn. at 8 pm Section c
-Freer VS.. Yorke Preps Rosetiale at o m
Midget class: Section DGEastern vs.. Peer.
less. Third street and Missouri avenue. at
D pm.
THURSDAY.
Junior class: Section C-Swanee vs.
Bloomingdale; plaza. at 5 pm: Arrow VS..
MIDGET class: Section D-Eastern vs. Vic
Martin. Third street and Missouri S nav avenue. az
pm.
Junior class: Section A-Corinthian vs.
Atlantic. plaza. at pm: Meridian VS. Peer
swanee vs.. Bioomingade. Rosedaie. eso At 3 pm,
Midget class: Section D-victoria VS.
Peerless. Third street and Missouri avenue.
SATURDAY.
Junior class: Section A-CIover VS..
Swanee. plaza, at pm; Freer vs., Arrow.
: Midget class: Section D-victoria VS..
Auth. Third street and Missouri avenue. al
8 pm.
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Any player taken on by the Giants
between now and September l, will be
eligible for the World Series-provided
the Giants get into that classic
struggle. The same thing, of course,
holds true for the Pirates, the Cincin-
natis and the Philadelphia Athletics.
and Washington and all the rest of
them.
Not since 1921 have the Giants needed
strengthening more at this stage of
the race than they do this year. But
1921 proved that even mid-August was
not too late to add strength to a club.
That season the Giants were second
all through August, and even up into
September. They didn't appear to
have a chance. And then came the
fateful trip of the PittsburghS to New
York and their dip into high life in
celebration of the pennant they sup
posed they had won. The Giants,
taking a brace, snatched the pennant
away from them.
Pittsburgh has'one left-hand pitcher
this season who is fairly dependable,
but he is not SO confident and airy as
he was last season. Meaning, of
course. Yde.
Fearing that Pittsburgh may not
be quite well enough provided with
left handlers for a world series, and
knowing that the skill of good old
fashioned southpaw sometimes is
better for a team than that of a
''phenom," the Pirates have taken
Oldham from the West and put him
on their staff.
Oldham has been in base ball a long
time, Detroit started him as far back
as 1914. after he had been very sue
cessful with Providence, but he didn't
do so well for the Tigers and off and
n, til
until recently. This year, without
even being sent to the coast to re-
cuperate, as most old pitchers are, he
turned up in Des Moines, where he
has been doing excellent. work
The Giants are attempting to put
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RECORD FOR MILE SWIM
TO BE CLAIMED BY BORG

GOTHENBURG, Sweden. August IS
CF9.-Arne Borg, the Swedish cham
pion yesterday, swan mile in 21 min
utes Al 3-5 seconds. He will claim q
world record for the feat
The present world record, according
to available data, is held by G. r.
Hodgson of Canada, who at Stock
holm, in July, 1912, made a mile
in % minutes "a 5-10 seconds A dis
patch from Sydney, New South Wales,
on January so, 1924, credited Borg
with making the mile in % minutes
S4 seconds.
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D. C. SHOTS HAVE MATCH
WITH ANNAPOLIS CLUB

Trapshooters Of Annapolis Gun Club
will be guests Of Washington Gun
Club at the Benning traps Saturday
and will engage in a special team
race with the local shots. The con-
test will consist of four events Of 25
targets each, shooting to start at 1870
o'clock. The 10 high guns Of each
club will constitute the teams.
Sterling silver spoons will be given
to the members OF the winning team,
and there also will be trophies for
the high gun OF each team.
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This, however, is because Ty Cobb
has been throwing Carroll into games
and letting him take much needed
medicine, whereas Caldwell had been
pitching to his teammates in batting
practice and warming the bench.
Caldwell Is Farmed.
Caldwell was farmed out to Albany,
but didn't like the taste of 1t and
Jumped" His future in organized
base ball is dark.
His difficulty, as it is with Car
roll, has been the difficulty that bests
all college pitchers. They try to fool
batsmen with curves and when they
have to pitch strikes they center the
ball over the plate.
This goes in college ball but in the
major leagues it does not do at all A
pitcher to get by must work the cor
ners of the plate with great consist
ency and neither Carroll nor Caldwell
has learned to do this.
Carroll is a different type. He was
the idol of Holy Cross and the big
noise of the entire intercollegiate
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POTOMAC PARK TITLE
CLOSES NEXT WEEK

Shipping Board and Marine mines,
winners of the first and second series,
respectively. in the Potomac Park
League. will start a three game series
for the circuit championship next
Monday. The Marines, better forti-
fed in the pitching department, are
favored to take the title.
Mount Vernon tossers, who hold
second place in the Sunday School
League, are to play their final circuit
game today, meeting the Union NJ. E.
team.
Tigers and Yankees clash today In
the opening game of the second series
of the Thomson Playground League.
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BREAKS TRoTTING MARK.

GOSHEN, N. Y, August l3 P.-
Roland N Harriman's Peter Maltby.
q brown colt by Peter Volo, out of
Guy Axworthy, broke the world half
mile track record for 2-year-olds at the
Summer meeting of the Orange Coun-
ty Driving Park Association here
The colts time of 2:10A was made
in the second heat of the 2-year-old
trot.
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u. S. SHOTS DO WELL
IN QUALIFYING TESTS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. GALL. Switzerland, August 13.
With improved atmospheric condi-
tions, the American Army rifle team
shot off the second series in the quail
fying round preparatory TO the inter
national rifle match which begins
today.
The score:
Needs, standing. 74-6S; kneeling,
$50: lying, 90-53; total, 446 points.
Boles, standing. Sl-79; kneeling,
S0--SS. He did not fire lying.
Phillips, standing, 77-79; kneeling,
$40; lying, 93-94; total, 80 cartons,
513 points.
Dodson, standing, 1919; kneeling,
S5-S8: lying, s9-93: total, 80 cartons,
513 points.
Morgan, standing. 75-79; kneeling,
91-91: lying, 95-91; total, 81 cartons,
522 points.
Maj. Boles said he was satisfied with
the results obtained. He expects to
see world records broken during the
competition.
Spain has withdrawn from the inter
national rifle match.
France won the international pistol
competition with 2,477 points to Swift
zerland's 2,466.
EdmonstOn was the first city in
Canada to have q muQiciDal golf
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w r y I s ana a
Tightening grip
at the top, will
readily sense the
necessity for a
momentary pause
at the top of the
back swing. This
pause can be too
prolonged, though
as a rule Ii Is bet
ter by far to over
do 1t than to turn
the club other
wise. OVERRIDING
1t has the danger
of inviting arm
and shoulder ri.
gidity, and thus
the player will do
-uI - T~lx k
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BOXER rs EXoNERATED.

PRESCOTT, Ariz., August 13 R.-
Manuel Gotta, Prescott boxer, has
been exonerated by a coroner's jury
of all blame in connection with the
death Of Frank Lewis, Indian, who
boxed under the name of Indian
Mike" Lewis died from an internal
hernorrhage said to have been caused
by a, blow by Gotta during a boxing
match at Jerome last Saturday.
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CARPENTER SOUGHT.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 13.-An
offer Of a match with Sailor Eddie
Huffman in San Francisco this Fall
was cabled Francois Descamps, man
ager of Georges Carpenter, by Kid
Herman, matchmaker of the North
End Athletic Club. yesterday.
Calgary, a city OF $4,000. boasts of
seven golf clubs within its boundaries,
all with large memberships
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Cincinnati. struggling desperately TO
overtake the Giants. stumbled over
Brooklyn obstacle and lost, to 1.
st. Louis, under the guiding rein of
Rogers Hornsby. the leagues leading
hitter, poked its head into the first
division by gaining 9-to-2 and S-to-4
decisions over the Phillies.
The Cardinals and Dodgers are now
locked at the foot of the leagues elite
class of first division clubs.
Boston and Chicago, footstools in
the circuit, enjoyed a day of rest for
travelling purposes.
In the American League the Phila.
delphia Athletics gained a notch on
their Capital City rivals by winning
from ST. Louis, to 2, while rain
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RAIN PREVENTS FIGHT.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 13 CP).-
Rain caused postponement last night
of a match at Jefferson Barracks, near
here, between Sammy Mandell, Rock
ford. ILL.,. and Bobby Ward, St. Paul.
Mimi, who had agreed to fight at 1873
pounds. Officials reset the bout for
August 81.
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BRAVES BUY CUBAN

TAMPA, Fla, August 13 R-
Oscar Estrada, outfeIder Of the
Tampa club in the Florida State
League, has been sold to the Boston
Nationals. Estrada. a native of Cuba,
played no professional ball prior to
coming here last Spring. He is left
handed.
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PIRATES RECALL PLAYER

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, August 13.-
George Mule" Haas, hard-hitting out
fielder with the Southern Association
club here, has been recalled by the
Pittsburgh Nationals. He will report
Immediately. Haas came to Birming-
ham this Spring and for time led
the league in home runs.
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SIKH IS TOLD TO GO.
By the Associated Press.


Battling Sikh, the Senegalese who
rose to pugilistic heights by defeating
Georges Carpenter, and who told i'm
migration authorities when he came
here in April, 1924, that he planned to
stay only a month, must leave the
country forthwith or face arrest and
deportation proceedings. The Labor
Department has informed the fighter
that he is no longer wanted
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DISTRICT ODD FELLOWS
TO PLAY VIRGINIA ORDER

y FELLOWS o Columbia nc Virginia
Griffith Stadium
~ keen expected
practicng
time and be quite ready for the
Three
combination probably practically
The nine ON field this
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DODGERS RECALL HURLER.

CINCINNATI, August IS R).-
Pitcher Cantrell, farmed out to the
Jersey City club, has been recalled
by Brooklyn. The Dodgers are in a
bad way for pitchers. The suspension
of Burleigh Grimes has been lifted,
but the spitballer still is lame as the
result of a collision.
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MUST HUSTLE TO PREVENT
AS FROM INCREASING LEAD
Champions Will Have to Better Showing to Date
Against Opposition Scheduled to Regain Lead
by Personally Walloping the Mackmen.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,
Sports Editor, The Star.

MESS the happens frequently does base ball.
likely find formidable
- separating Of the American League
before the afforded them Of overhaung their
chief rival for the flag i'll hand tohand conflict
Recording straight with the Browns their
Tins Athletics
their leadership yesterday
with Indians
such that the champions have slim
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TAKES PACING STAKE.

CLEVELAND, August 10 Cp).-Rib-
bon Cane, much the best of field OF
nine, won the Forest City. value SO 900,
for 2.09 PAGERS, feature of the inaug-
ural card of the Grand Circuit of the
Summer meeting at North landau
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CARPENTERS TRAINER
TO CONDITION DEMPSEY

HAVRE. France, August Is P).-
Gus Wilson, French trainer of pugtl-
lists, who conditioned Georges Carpen-
tier for his fights with Jack Dempsey,
Gene Tunney and Tom Gibbons, sailed
for New York to take a position as
trainer to Dempsey.
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GOWDY TO MANAGE.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 13 CP.-
Harry H. Hank) Gowdy of the Giants
has signed a contract to manage the
Columbus American Association base
ball team next season. Columbus is
Gowdys home. The former Giant
catcher will be a player manager.
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CARDS BUY oUTFIELDER.

JONESBORO, Ark, August 13 Up.
Bill Barnhart, outfelder, has been
sold to the st. Louis Nationals by the
Jonesboro club of the Tri-State
League. He will report to the Car
dinals at the end of the season.
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washed away the Washington Cleve-
land entertainment.
Miller Higgins crestfallen Yankees,
pre- season favoriteS to win the long
chase, broke their losing streak and
handed the Chicago White Sox a 2-to-0
whitewashing behind the masterful
curying of Herb Pennock.
Pennock held the proteges of Eddie
Collins to a pair of prosaic singles,
one of them of the infield scratch va
riety. The Hugmen gave him perfect
support.
Boston, hopelessly last in the Amer
lean League, jeopardiZed the Tigers
chances of finishing In the first divi-
sion by handing the Bengals decisive
7-to-2 walloping
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for that. The club must completely
reverse its direction and, as 1t is
thrown back, the head gathers a de-
gree of momentum which causes the
shaft to bend or spring. You pause
m0mentarily at the top to allow this
bend in the shaft to reverse. 1t is
fatal to start down with the club be.
fore this recOiling effect has taken
place.
(Convrirht IQo6
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STAR STUDENT TWIRLERS
ARE GIVEN THEIR BUMPS
Caldwell and Carroll, Who Went Up From Princeton
and Holy Cross This Year, Have Not Fared
Well With Yankees and Tigers.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK August 3The leading swhovc
taken the big leagues their graduation have
- ' been farng we'll
The
who went to the Yankees the baning
ting practice Ppp the hospital Immediately
But lar actual pitching Owen Carroll Holy
has been bumped far merry
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Pittsburgh, 8; New York, ,.
Brooklyn, 8: Cincinnati. 1.
st. Louis. 9-S; Philadelphia, "a.
GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Chicago at st. Louis. Chicago at st. Louis.
n. Y. at Pittsburgh. Cinci. at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Phila.
Brooklyn at y. Y.
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Clubs WITH FLAG HOPES
BOLSTER FOR BIG SERIES
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK 13Major league which making
change their players, and especially the which have
possible chance getting the world shifting
early enough that the strengthened lineup
will be able participate in the big
the world eligible,
of the qualifying
of the
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 5: st. Louis, 2.
New York, 2; Chicago, o.
Boston, Z; Detroit, q.
Cleyeland-Washlngton (rain).
GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Cleve. at Wash. New York at Wash.
Chicago at y. Y. Phila. at Boston.
st. Louis at Phila. st. L. at Cleveland.
Detroit at Boston.
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PIRATES HAVE GREAT DAY
AS GIANTS AND REDS FAIL
By the Associated Press.

EW YORK, 13Th doggng footsteps of the New York
behind the
Pittsburgh At the time the Cincinnati Reds
10 hanks of the Giants
Lady smiled broadly the Pirates yesterday She
laughed uthit
defeated the of Mcraw and increased their lead the
f Ieagu honors.
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The band of the Oriental Order will
help to make the pre-game program
entertaining. 1t is to harmonic for
some time prior to the diamond con-
test that is to get under way at
O'Clock.
Fort Washington's nine is casting
about for games with Washington un-
limited teams. Send challenges to
Capt. Tom Brand at the post.
Langley Field and Washington Bar
racks nine We're to clash in a dou-
ble-header at Washington Barracks
this afternoon.
Lion Village Insects have a double
header with the Northern Insects on
Monument Lot Diamond No. /, Sat
urday. The Lyon Village boys We're
hoping TO play the Dartaway Insects
at home this morning.
Pullman, champion of the Terminal
r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. League, wants a
game tomorrow with some unlimited
team on the Union Station field. start
ing at . o'clock. Challenges may be
telephoned to Main 1880, branch 1T.
Peerless Midgets were to meet the
Michigans and Peerless Juniors were
to encounter Hess, in w. B. A. A.
games this afternoon.
Auth Insects, who had a date today
with the Marberry Insects, want more
engagements. Manager Edgar Hawk,
jr., may be telephoned at Franklin
5107.
Congress Heights nine goes to Park
Lane, Va, Sunday for a tilt with the
team of that village. Manager VIII
liam Ham of Park Lane Is ready TO
accept challenges from other mines.
Ballston Midgets have a date with
the Wyandottes this afternoon on
Monument Lot Diamond No. 8, at 3
o'clock.
Handley Insects desire contests with
the Goslfn, Harris, Ruether and other
teams. The Handley management may
be telephoned at Adams 251.
Liberty Seniors and De Molay clash
Saturday at 8 o'clock on the Plaza
field.
Swanee Preps, who have been STEP
ping along at fast pace since Fred
Keller assumed their management.
contemplate graduating into the senior
class next year.
Luxor Midgets want a shortfelder.
third sacker and two outf1elders. Man
ager Huntington may be telephoned
at Franklin 1868 or Potomac 1929.
Clovers have a practice tilt this
afternoon at sis o'clock with Dono-
hoe Motor Co. on the Powerhouse
field.
RlaltO Theater nine meets ST. Jo-
seph Saturday and the Earle Theater
team Sunday, both games being sched-
uled for the south diamond of the
Ellipse.
Cardinal Athletic Club Of Alexan-
dria has listed games with Walter
Reed Hospital for Saturday and the
Northerns for Sunday.
Shamrock Seniors are to meet to.
night at o'clock at 715 G street
SOntfhao c%
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TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, August
l3.-The Potomac and Shenandoah
Rivers both were clear this morning.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Indianapolis, 6-4: St. Paul. 1-3.
Minneapolis, g. Louisville. 4
Milwaukee-C Columbus (rain)
Kansas City-Toledo (rain)
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THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
BY WILL III. DIG.
President IZdak Walton League of America

Q UNBURN indeed being Joking matter Oh course
sunburned always the butt
ludicrou Especially fellow who
his eyes, but unburn easily be matter
that to fight the
blister, sunburn = Ne"N t
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InSideGOlf
BY Chester Horton

The golfer who adopts the good
practice of rather throwing his club
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Jersey City. 5-1; Buffalo. ALL.
Toronto. z: Providence. ,.
Greenville, 4 Augusta, 3.
SyTacuse-B Baltimore (rain).
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strength into in an outfield that has
had its trials most of the year. The
praise of Wilson, which was sounded
all over the world last Spring by New
York men, has resulted in his being
traded to Toledo. That's what often
happens when they play the loud
pedal too hard without thinking.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

RialtO Theater nine meets st. Jo-
seph Saturday and the Earle Theater
team Sunday, both games being sched-
uled for the south diamond of the
Ellipse.
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ClOvers have a practice tilt this
afternoon at 5:15 o'clock with Dono-
hoe Motor Co. on the Powerhouse
field.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.

Durham. s: Salisbury. 2.
Danville. 8; Raleigh. .
Winston-Salem, 4 Greensboro. 3.
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BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.

Dover. 9-3: Parksley. lie.
Crisfield-Easton (rain).
Cambridge-Salisbury train).
Evening star., 1925-08-13

Cardinal Athletic Club Of AIexan-
dria has listed games with Walter
Reed Hospital for Saturday and the
Northerns for Sunday.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

Chambersburg. 5: Hagerstown, l.
Frederick. "a; Waynesboro. 20.
Martinsburg. g: Hanover. o.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

Edmonston was the first city in
Canada to have a municipal golf
course.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City. 5-1 Buffalo. ALL.
Toronto, 7; Providence. ,.
Greenville. 4: Augusta, 3.
Syracus Baltimore (rain).
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Spartanburg, 2: Macon, 0.
Charlotte. 8; Knoxville. 0.
Rochester. 4; Augusta, 3.
Asheville, 6: Columbia. 5.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. 10: Birmingham, z.
Mobile. 2: New Orleans. D.
Memphis, Is Little Rock, IL
Chattanooga, &: Nashville, 8.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
kinston, l Norfolk, o.
Wilson. D: Portsmouth. 4.
Rocky Mount, 3; Richmond, ..
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Waco. II: Houston. J.
Shreveport 4. Wichita Falls,
Fort Worth, S: Dallas. g.
San Antonio, 1915; Beaumont, -.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Durham. s: Salisbury. 2.
Danville. 8; Raleigh, D
Winston-S i : Greensboro. 3.
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
Dover. 9-3: Parksley. lie.
Crisfield- -Easton (rain).
Cambridge-Salis Crain).
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.
Chambersburg. 8: Hagerstown. l.
Frederick, "a: Waynesboro, 20.
Martinsburg. g: Hanover. o.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

Luxor Midgets want a shortf1elder,
third sacker and two outf1elders. Man
ager Huntington may be telephoned
at Franklin 1868 or Potomac 1929.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

Shamrock Seniors are to meet to.
night at o'clock at 715 G street
Evening star., 1925-08-13
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta, 10: Birmingham, z.
Mobile. 9: New Orleans. D.
Memphis. Is: Little Rock, II.
Chattanooga, 8: Nashville, 6.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

1t is chiefly the clashes with the
Athletics themselves, of which eight
more remain. to which the Harrismen
are confidently looking forward as the
means to recovering the ground they
have lost in the flag chase and the
first of these is not scheduled until
September l. In the meanwhile past
performances indicate that the margin
now boasted by the Macklets may be
increased
Evening star., 1925-08-13

Pigeon racing is a popular sport in
Evening star., 1925-08-13

Swanee Props, who have been step
ping along at fast pace since Fred
Keller assumed their management,
contemplate graduating into the senior
class next year
Evening star., 1925-08-13

Waco. Il: Houston. !.
Shreveport. &; Wichita Falls. .
Fort Worth. s: Dallas. q.
san Antonio. 1915; Beaumont, -.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

Junior class: Section A-CIover VS..
Swanee, plaza, at pm: Freer vs, Arrow,
Rosedale, at pm.
Midget class: Section D-victoria VS.
Peerless, Fair Lawn, at 8 p.m: Eastern VS.
Auth. Third street and Missouri avenue. at
pm.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-12-31
NOTICE TO MEAT RING
MEMBERS

The present four meat rings
have received more applications
for memberships than they are
able to take care of, as it is not
practical to be more than be-
tweens26 and 80 members in one
ring. The presidents of the four
meat rings have therefore de-
.cided to ask all prospective mem
bers as we'll as old members, who
have not already done so, to send
their names and give the num-
Der of pounds of meat they want
to one Of the following secre-
taries: j. P. Frederiksen, Mrs.
J. J. Jensen, Damgaard Thygesen,
or Chris. Frederiksen.
Send your names so they can
be in the hands of one of the sec
retaries before or on Tuesday,
Jan. S, 1926.
4 The directors of all the meat
rings will then have Joint meet
ing and form one or more. new
meet rings.
BY order of the presidents OF
the present four meat rings.
Chris. Frederiksen.
TILT