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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-03-19
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In Days OF Yore
From Journal Files OF Fifty And
Twenty-Five Years Ago
FIFTY YEARS AGO
Mar. Is and 10, 1875
-.
Mar. Is and 10, 1875

NJ. Sievert is preparing to open a
store at Big River.
30
DR.. E. S. Hart of Diamond Bluff is
to locate in Ellsworth.
30
The steam saw mill at Ellsworth is
soon to be put into operation again.
-50-
The mail contract from Hastings to
Prescott has been awarded to ]. r.
Rice.
30
VIM. Haverlandt's grist mill at
Gilman was destroyed by fire last
Wednesday.
30
J. w. Perley and z. Lewis have OBJ
tanned the contract for hauling the
mail from Ellsworth to Hudson for
four years.
30
Police Justice Fields of Prescott
has been very busy engaged on cases
under the liquor law. Fines of from
$50 to $50 have been assessed.
50
In addition to their stage line
Messrs. Perley and Lewis will keep
a first-class livery in this place. Fir
horses and gay rigs are always in
good demand.
80
The following people took part in
Professor Pratt's charity concert last
Wednesday evening: Messrs. J. F.
Nichols, Henry Nichols, Arthur
Childs, George Pratt, VIM. Arm
strong, Fl. Wales, Mrs. O. S. Powell,
Mrs. F. B. Smith, Mrs. DR.. Golden,
Mrs. F. j. Burhyte, Mrs. w. P.
Knowles, Mrs. S. w. Horner, Miss
Emily Pratt, Miss Ella Dodge and
Miss Grace Wilcox.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-03-19
STATS DIARY
By Ross Farquhar

Friday-well after skool tonite we
forded out to unkel Hens to see his
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
MACKMEN EIGHT
GAMES BEHIND
/. BUT HAPPIER
Losing Streak Of IL Games
Finally Broken-Vance
Sparkles.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9..CP-Con-
ME Mack's men took up their almost
hopeless pennant fight with lighter
spirits today. Their 12-game losing
streak has been broken. They beat
Washington, 6 to 4, but the Senators
are still eight games ahead.
Washington threatened in the ninth,
but Sammy Gray relieved Slim Har-
riss in the box and saved the day.
The score was 6 to 4.
The New York Americans also got
back in the winning column yesterday
by beating the Red Sox, 5 to and
to 5. Babe Ruth banged out two
singles in the first game and added
homer and another single in the
second. Benney Paschal went Babe
one better in the nightcap with
brace of circuit drives.
DETROIT CROWDS UP.
Detroit crowded into fourth place
alongside st. Louis as Is hits blinded
the Browns, IL to /. Chicago's hold
on third place was endangered by the
Tiger rush as the White Sox sue
cumbed to the hurting of Uhle Of
Cleveland, to 2.
Pittsburgh's lead in the National
League was shaved to eight games by
Grover Alexander of the Cubs, who
scattered II hits so well that Chicago
was able to pull out 3-to-2 victory.
New York picked up only half game,
however, by getting no better than an
even break with the Braves. After
home-runs by Kelly and Frisch had
clinched the opener, 8 to 2, the Giants
lost the second, 5 to 4.
VANCE GOES GREAT.
The Cardinals grip on fifth place
was loosened by a defeat from Gin
cinnati, Bressler and Pinelli leading
a heavy batting assault on Dicker-.
man and Dyer for a 10-to-1 triumph.
Brooklyn fortified itself in fourth
position and buried the Phillies deep
er in the cellar by winning twice, / to
0 and to 8.
Dazzy Vance gave the Fletcher bat
tiers only one hit in the opener, a
single by Hawks in the second inning
and set up his twenty-first victory for
the season, permitting only q batters
to face him in the nine innings.
Babe" Ruth, the Yankees bad boy.
got back into his hitting stride in the
twin bill, with the Red Sox and reg
istered four hits, one Of which was
home-run number 10.
Ben Paschal, Yankee outfielder,
smashed out two consecutive home
runs off Lefty" Ross of the Red Sox
in the second game. Both cleared the
left field wall at the Yankee Stadium.
Joe Judge, Senator'S firse-bsseman,
got back into the game against the Ath-
lctics for the first time since he was
hit on the head by pitched ball at
Detroit, three weeks ago.
Charley Robertson, one of the
White Sox aces, was knocked off the
hill in the fourth inning by the In
dams. who made enough runs off him
to win a close game.
Homers by Kelly and Frisch helped
the Giants defeat the Braves in the
first game of their twin bill, but the
Braves evened up the score by get.
ting to Jack Scott in the eighth inning
of the second game, coming from be.
hind for victory.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
GRID QUESTION BOX
WILL Be EXPLAINED

President p. s. "Spitz" Clarke of
the San Antonio Athletic Association
spent the day Tuesday circulating
among the coaches and high school
principals attending the Teachers In
stitute at Breckenridge High School,
inviting them to attend the first meet
ing Of the association, which is TO be
held at the Broadway Sporting Goods
Store Wednesday night.
The guests will also have explained
to them the manner in which the as
ISOLATION is planning TO conduct its
football question box in conjunction
with The Light sports department dur
ing the coming season.
Following the regular meeting, the
crowd will be served refreshments in
the form Of bot tamalcs and beer"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
BRUINS, WINNING PAIR, CREEP NEARER TO THIRD
Bob Couchman
RetireS-as
Trapshooter

Bob Couchman has retired.
But not from baseball.
He's quit trapsbooting, at
least for a year.
The veteran Bear pitcher has
come to the conclusion that his
fayorite "side SPORT" knocking
down the clay birds, at which he
is an expert, retards the con-
ditioning of his pitching arm
each year.
He and a doctor figured it out.
A set Of muscles necessary to
control in pitching bunch in
front Of the shoulder. right at
the spot when the butt Of the
trap.gun rests, said the doc.
Shooting so or 100 times in
quick succession, as a trap
shooter does, hardens these mus
cles.
Every winter and spring.
Couchman has been shooting a
great deal. It's the Fourth of
July before he gets control and
becomes a valuable asset to the
Bears.
"The old gun will sit in a
corner this winter and we'll see
how this scheme works out"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
EASTERN SHOOTERS
DEFEAT WESTERNERS

CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Sept. o.
With a total of 1850 against 1850, the
team representing the section east of
the Mississippi river won over team
representing the section west Of the
Mississippi in the program Of the Ma
tional Rifle Association.
Seaman Wilmer J.. Witt, U. S. N,
won the individual Palma match with
a total Of 224 out of possible 225.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
MAY ADD PAULSON.

MUSKOGEE. Okla, Sept. O.
Muskogee will seek 10 get Guilforl
Paulson. righthanded pitcher Of the
Fort Smith team, 10 add 10 its roster
for the Western Association play-off
with Ardmore, il was announced to
day. ArdmOre was given permission %
replace three players who had gone 10
higher company and Muskogce was al
lowed % select any pitcher in the
league 10 replace Ginger" Carroll, the
strike-Out king, who is i'll.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
ONE MORE GAME
MEANS FLAG.
FOR CATS
Dallas Curls Up When Fort
Worth Comes Along,
as Usual.

. DALLAS, Sept. 9.-Dallas' Steers,
as usual, were the mildest of cud-
chewing Jersey cows when FoSt Worth
came along, and, as a result of the
Cats 81 victory in the first of the
"crooshul serious" yesterday, the
champions now need only one more
victory to cinch the pennant mathe-
matically. Dallas had the bases full
twice Tue: ~, but all the pinch-hit-
tiers except Snipe Conley failed against
Wachtel. Joe Tate, reputed to be the
classiest third-baseman in the Western
league, arrived in time to play for
the Steers, but was just among those
present. He comes from Oklahoma
City. The score:
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BOY OF II in SULKY
WINS FEATURE RACE

ST. PAUL, Sept. 9.-Driving with
the skill of a veteran, Derald Maher,
14-year-old, Of Ferger's Fall, Mimi,
piIoted his Little Patch to victory in
the Twin City Driving Club 2 10 pace,
$1,000 purse, at the Great Western Cir
cult events at the Minnesota state fair
yesterday. Little Patch, which took
three straight heats. was pushed hard
in the last two by Walter Able.
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with the woods and have been using
the square stance, try a slightly open
stance, with the ball off the left in
step and the right foot about five
inches, or a little less than that for
ward toward the ball. This stance
has a tendency to encourage the right
arm to stay close to the side in the
back swing, which is a good thing.
The right elbow slides around the
right side instead Of projecting itself
out from the side.
Copyright John +. Ollie co..
Copyright, Chester Horton, l92iLrepro-
duction in any form strictly prohibited.)
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The Boston Red Sox look more like
a Texas league outfit every day. 81
ROsenthal got in the double-header
against the New York Yanks as lead
off man: in the first game he made a
single in five times at bat. in the see
Ond game he failed 10 hit in four ap-
pearances at the plate. He accepted
one fielding chance in the first and
dropped one fly ont Of six in the sec
ond. In the games with 81 were Ike
Booze, Phil Todt and Homer Ezzell,
former Bears. Ernie Yache from Dal-
las and Gorge BischOff from Fort
Worth,
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Singing Bee Takes
Only Hour and Half

WICHITA FALLS, Sept. O.
Wichita Falls put on a smuggling bee
Tuesday, but hurried - runs around
the bases while Shreveport was scor-
ing four in the speedy time Of one hour
and p minutes. Clark did well on
the hill for the Sports after the fourth
inning, when he took the job from Nc
Cauley and had ode hit his first
pitch for base-cleaning double. The
EcOre:
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La COSTE WINS, A..

Morgan Woodward Motors fell vic
tim 10 some classy hurting by Bicdi-
ger, and were defeated. 4 TO !, at La
COste Sunday. The La COste twirler
was in rare form. allowing the motors
only three safeties. Storrie was Oh
the mound for Morgan Woodward.
The Motors want another out-of-town
game for next Sunday. Call Wood
lawn 1O4G.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
GLENDON APPOINTS
FATHER ASSISTANT

NEW YORK, Sept, Orchard
Glendon ST., former head coach of the
United States Naval Academy crews.
today was appointed assistant to his
son, Richard Glendon Jr., who starts
his duties as head coach of the Colum-
bia University crew next week at the
opening Of the college year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
WOMAN SPRINTING
CHAMPION BEATEN

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 9.-Miss
Helen Filkey Of Chicago. American
woman champion for the 100-yard
dash. was defeated in the event Tues
day by Wanda Danley Of Vallejo. Miss
Danley, who finished two yards ahead
Of the Chicago girl, broke the tape
at II 2-5 seconds.
Although this time sets new
worlds mark, there is some doubt
whether it will stand because a strong
wind was at the back Of the runners.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09

are some golf
ers who do bet
ter with the
open stance for
woods. Many
par players use
il. There is
something about
their makeup
that calls for
this stance, and
when that is
the case thC
open stance
should be used
since golf can
never be a prop
isition Of exact
rule with any
player. If you
have trOu b ] q
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
GIANTS Buy CATCHER.

WICHITA. Kan, Sept. 9.-Hugh
McyiuIlcn, %. catcher for the Wichita
club Of the Western League, has been
sold to the New York Giants. The
purchase price was not given.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
Summary.

Runs. Behrens C2), Taylor, Osborne,
Graham C2). Krenek. Fields. Bailey (3)s
BloXsom 90. Mancuso, Fuller, Barnes,
Compton 90; errors. Osborne, Blossom,
Mancuso. Watkins; two-bHse hits. BloE-
som. BehrenE; three-b base hit, Schwab;
stolen bases, Boggess 90. Fuller, Comp
ton "a; sacrifice hit Watkins: double
plays woehr 20 Graham, Blossom TO
Fuller TO watkins; bases on balls, off
Pirtle s. off Krenek ?. off Barnes 3;
hit by pitcher, by Krenek CBailey);
struck out, by Plrtle ?, by Krenek l;
innings pitched. by Pirtle (none out In
SIXTH: hits, off PIrtle and 4 runs;
left on bases. Beaumont 9. Houston 10:
umpire, Osborne; time. 2:O5.
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Bluffs Close Home
Season With Win

HOUSTON, Sept. 9.-HOuston
closed its season at home yesterday by
humping the Beaumont Exporters, 10
TO s. Free hitting featured the game.
Score: a-.
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Runs. BonowItz a., Polyogt, No
~, Bodie, TurEeon ~, CsIlaghsu 90.
J0nnsrd, Longnecker ~. Roberts 90;
errors, none; two-base hits Metzler.
Bodie. HcCauley Stansbury. Bonowltz.
COmeauE; home runs TUrEeOn. F!tz-
gerald; sacrifice, DisteI; earned runs
Shreveport 4. Wichita Falls 10: left on
bases. Shreveport Z, Wichita Falls 2:
double plays, Distel 10 BOdie; struck
out, by McCauley !. Clark !. Roberts 2;
base on balls of McCIuley 8, Roberts |.
hits and runs. of McCaulpy 3. Roberts
1. hits and runs, or McCauley IS and
- IN ( 2-3 innings Cthree on base when
relieved; time, 1921. umpires, DAILY and
EarrEnn-
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summary.

Runs Ronetchy ., Ellington. Hungling;
errors, Windle, Griffith, Tate; two-base
hits. windIe, Hungling; stolen base,
Hungling; struck out, by Pence ., by
Riviere 4. by Wachtel 6 left on bases,
Fort Worth ,. Dallas 9; bases on balls,
off Pence l, off Riviere /, off Wachtel Z:
passed ball, Smith; pitchers record. off
Pence . hits, / run in . innings: umpires,
Hin, Weir and Coe; time, 2:1O.
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New York. 81; Boston. e.5.

At New York list game)- r. II. Z.
Sew York .........O2l 900 OOx-3 o.
Batteries: Cooney and Gibson; Green
field and Snyder.
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BEAR BOXES
summary.

Runs Perrin, Meyers. Mason ?. wirts
?, ToIsr; error, Glass: stolen base, Mey-
ers; sacrifice. Stumpf: two-base hit
Mueller; three-base hits, Perrin, Mason;
home run, Mason: double play. Gonzales
to Clark to washburn; innings pitched,
by Cannon e. with . hits and runs;
bases on balls. off Couchman 3. off Can
non 4, off Lyle ?: struck out. by Couch
man 2, by Cannon .: left on bases. San
Antonio S. Waco. s. umpires. Kane and
Estill; time, 2:O5.
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Chlearo. B. PittsburEh, :.


A. ST. Louis r. ". E.
Cincinnati .......l0G O0l sgZ-I0 l6 q
81 Louis ....... 900 100 900 10
Batteries: Brady and Kruger: Rein
hart, Dickermann, Dyer and OFarrelL
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Inside Golf
By CHESTER HORIZON
Maker Of 81 Golf Champions. "Gslf's !
most successful teacher" SAYS
"Chick'. Evans. !,

l have always advocated the square
stance for wood shots and the slightly
open stance for long iron shots. There
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
Ill PAIR
CHALLENGING
IN TENNIS
French Davis Cup Team in
Spotlight as Final
Play Begins.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-P)-
The Davis Cup challenge round -
the world series of tennis-starts its
three-day test of skill, speed and en-
durance Thursday at the Germantown
Cricket club with two tits. ambitious
young men of France seeking to break
the five-year hold America has had on
the premier team laurels of the game.
If the opinions of a majority of
expert observers have any weight, the
quest of Jean Borotra and Rene La
Coste is doomed to failure. But the
same weighty opinion conceded these
same players little chance to get past
Australia in the inter-zone finals.
Their startling record of three vic
tories in four matches against the
Australians at Forest Hills over the
last weekend put new light on the
ability of these Frenchmen.
Americas "big four" present
from, that seems impossible; that is,
it might seem so to any but Borotra
and La Coste, who have suddenly be-
come imbued with the idea that they
can overcome any obstacles. With
such spirit and ability as Borotfa dis
played in conquering Anderson and
Patterson, the Australian aces, France
is conceded at least a fighting chance
against Tilden, Johnston, Richards
and Williams.
COL1RFUL PAIR.
Tennis fandom has turned the spot
light on these two Frenchmen-La
Coste, quiet, unassuming stylist,
champion of Wimbledon and Europe
at 20, and Borotra, the Bounding
Basque" seven years older than his
compatriot and one of the most pic
turesque foreigners in tennis. Theirs
has been a meteoric rise to fame. On
the wings of it, France has gained the
challenge round for the first time since
entering Davis Cup competition in
1904.
La Coste came to the United States
this year with Frances main hopes
pinned upon him. But in the strange
turn of tennis events he failed to
come up to expectations and it is
Borotra who looms as the main threat
of the challenges.
Despite the difference in their ages,
the development of these two stars has
been closely parallel. Both began
tournament play in 1919. when La
Coste was only IA and Borotra 81.
Both made their initial appearances
in Davis Cup connection in 1913,
helping France win the European
zone competition although Borotra did
not come to this country for the inter-
zone finals which Australia won.
LOSE TO AUSTRALIA.
Last year they carried France once
more to the top in European play,
only to again meet defeat at the
hands Of Australians stars.
At Wimbledon they have divided
honors the last two years. Borotra
defeated La Coste for thesingles crown
there last year but La Coste turned
the tables on his countryman this
season.
Until these stars assembled France
was not a conspicuous Davis Cup fac
tor. The tri-cOlor has been carried
into Is of the 10 championship
tournaments staged since 1900 with a
record Of 15 victories in q series of
matches. La Coste and Borotra have
figured in IL of these triumphs in the
last three years, in each of which
France has emerged at the top Of the
European zone field.
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At Brooklyn DIST game)- u. y. z.
Phfiadelp hia 90. 900 600 OOO-O Q
Brooklyn 900 100 O0x-l o
Batteries: Pearce and wendell; Vance
and Deberry.
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inr which Galleros skidded pracefnllr

ing which Gallegos skidded gracefully
in the mud, and Morrow's single drove
out Watt in the Waco fourth. Lind
sey quelled the disturbance. also sup
pressed a mild Waco threat in the
fifth, and the game was called
The Bear batfest in the third got
Williamson off the bill and "Hick
Wick finished.
Ho-hum,
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6ALLEGOs THE HERO

A new hero stepped into the
breach, however, in the person Of
Teen" Gallegos, who, in the home
half Of the first. cracked out a lusty
three-bagger with the bases full.
This sef-same Gallegos person, two
innings later, pasted out a line double
90 left, following Danny Clark's two
Dagger TO right, and another run was
across. Washburn's single scored Gal
Jegos, giving the newcomer credit for
driving in four Of the Bears five rum
and counting the other himself.
A walk triple by Stumpf, in field
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Philadelphia, 8; washIngton, 4.
Cleveland, 4; Chicago, 2.

At Cleveland r. II. Z:
Chicago ...........llV OOO wv
Batteries:- Robertson and Grouse; Uhle
and /. Sewell
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
Pennant Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE
Play "Wednesday.

San Antonio at Beaumont.
shreveport at Wichita Falls.
Dallas at Fort Worth.
Houston at Waco.
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Tuesdays Results

San Antonio, SIS; Waco, Ia.
Houston, 10; Beaumont, s.
Fort Worth, 3; Dallas. 1.
wichita Falls, Is; Shreveport, 4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09

BY Innings

XBstted for Eberhsrd in third.
EXBatted for Ellis in fifth.
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New York. 81; Boston. A..

At Boston (lst camel r. II. e.
New York .........Vs2 OOO VOO-o
boston ,,.......O2l 900 1000 8 /
Batteries: Shawkey. Hoyt and Luebbe'
Bengough; Ruffing, Fuhr and Picinich.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
Summary.

Runs. Cohen. Pratt. Glass. stumpt.
Gonzales. Meyers. Clark az. Gallegos:
errors, Morrow, Clark, Lance; twO-base
hits Foss, stumpf, Gallegos; inning
hits. off Williamson 7, off Watt 8: runs,
off Williamson 5, off Watt 4; base on
balls. off watt ?, off Williamson /;
struck out, by Watt !, by williamson !.
by Wick ! left on bases. San Antonio (.
Waco s; umpires, Estil and Kane;
time, 1:12.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
MASON SOCKS EN-

IL was Chief Mason who was large
ly responsible for getting Cannon off
the hill after the seventh and giving
the fans a look at Dewey Lyle.
Mason hit a single, then he smote
a mighty home-run over the left field
wall, just a few feet inside the foul
line, and, finally, in the seventh after
Meyers had singled with the bases
full, Mason socked a triple, completing
the damage. Clark tackled on a single
to bring the Chief home.
Mike Gonzales drove in the initial
Bear run in the third after the firsr
of three walks to Kettle Wirts and
an advance on an infield out.
Couehman pitched steady. heady
bali. Once be walked Mueller pur.
posely, filling the bases, with one out
then he famed Cannon and got Per
rim on an infield grounder.
He likewise got his usual hit but
had the misfortune to get picked Of,
first base by the pitcher.
In addition 10 his hitting. Mason
added to bis laurels by stabhino o
couple OF liners, getting one Of ITEM
in reclining position.
Perrin's opening single. walk and
Decide Foss' healthy triple got Watt
off on the wrong foot in the second
game.
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Second game K u. Z
Brooklyn ......O2O 900 U10 IA - 0
Batteries: Ring and Wilson: Grimes
nd Taylor
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Detroit. IL; st. Louis, /

At Detroit X. n. Z:
st. Louis .........OlO OOO OVV- -
Detroit .........021 100 lSX-ll 10
Batteries: Gard. Falk and Hargrave;
Stoner and MOOdaII.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Play Wednesday.
Tuesdays Results.

Washington at philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Two games scheduled.
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HE'LL BE GOOD

The Bruin boss has indicated that
he will attempt TO emulate the Ole
Marster," Bob Couchmsn, and slow
hook the enemy into submission.
If he does half as well as the ''Ole
Marster" did in the first game of the
Waco double-header, Harry can't pos
sibly stay in retirement next year.
Couchman beat Waco, 6 to i, hold
ing the Cubs scoreless and TO four
scattered singles until the eighth when
a triple by Perrin and a single by
Cohen robbed him Of a shutOut.
The Bears won the second game,
3 20 4. in four snd a half innings.
darkness stopping it. Lindsey rescued
this game when Watt faltered in the
fourth.
Del Pratt trotted out two husky
young pitchers he considers likely
regulars next summer-Shep Cannon.
from the Wichita Falls sandlots, and
Ernest lefty Williamson. from the
East Texas League. Neither went
the route, although it took the Bears
some seven innings TO get next TO Mr..
Cannon in the first game.