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INTERMEDIATES
FIGHT HARD
FOR LEAD
Mistletoe and Samsco Tie
Remains After Split
Double Bill.
INTERMEDIATES LEAGUE

Samsco Machinists and Mistletoe
creamerS remain deadlocked for the
Intermediate League lead after hav-
ing fought each other up and down,
back and forth and across Sabco Field
for the better part of four hours Sun
day afternoon. While they were split
ting their double-hcadcr, Jordan-Ivcrs
and Richter Bakers were doing like
wise in their games at Brack enridge
Park. remaining in a tic for the cellar
position.
The first Samsco-Mistlctoe game
was a classic. Weyel and Franks tied
up in one of those pitchers battles
you read about, but the latter got the
break and won out, 1 to o. when the
SamScO first-sacker dropped throw
and let in the only run of the game.
SamScoS came back in the second game
to clout three substitute MistletOe
FINGERS all over the lot. winning, IS
to 3. Julius James slapped out a
homer with the bases loaded in this
game, while Tolle also cleared the
sacks with long double.
The score:
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STRAUS BIG GUN.

Joe Straus, slugging right gardener
of the Alamo ecks, defeated the crack
little right-hander, Eddie Mueller, al
most single-handed in the afternoon
game. Tied up as they entered the
ninth frame, Buckley singled, Philips
sacrificed, Tim Griesenbeck singled,
and then the betty Straus came
through with resounding double that
scored both runners. Hicks held the
Sunsets helpless in the last half Of
the inning.
Straus ciouted three doubles in five
times at bat, scoring four runs ahead
of him If he had not been in the line
up, Mueller probably would have put
the Sunsets in the win column. r..-
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NORTON PAIRS WITH
BROWN IN DOUBLES

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-Brian /. =,
Norton and Wray Brown Of st. Louis,
will play in the national doubles ten
mis- championship at Boston. August
"a. and in the national singles at New
York, September II.
Norton has won the Texas and Mis-
sour state and Mississippi Valley ii,
ties. Brown was runner-up in the
recent Missouri Valley tournament
and reached the semi-finals in the ma
tiOnal clay court and Illinois state
tournaments
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INSULTS BLIND MAN.

Catcher ElwOod Wirts was ordered
from the game ~for insulting a blind
man, as one fan said.
Bob Coleman told "reminiscences OF
the good old days when umpires could
see. Mule Washburn said he had
been told Of doctor who could cure
seemingly hopeless cases Of failing eye
sight and could produce the address.
They had quite a little tanning bee
around the plate.
Weir said Mr.. Coleman ought 10
contribute few dollars to the league
treasury. The funds are low. If the
treasury is swelled, perhaps better UNI
pires can be secured. Whether Mr..
Coleman contributes remains to be
seen.
The Bears lost without the helm of
fhe umpires, on mumely errors and
failure TO hit Lefty Schuman. but
the umpiring was enough off color 10
make the disappointed fans sore. A
posse chased the arbiters into the ball
club office after the game and made it
necessary for police TO escort them
eitywide. Cushions were thrown but
no knuckles were skinned and the
OutburEt was largely vocal
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ONE EARNED RUN.

The Bears earned a run in the first
inning, after an error BY Rosenthal
IN right had permitted Williams 10
stretch single into a home-run in
the Steers half. That uncarned
enemy tally had another Of the same
kind tucked to it in the third when
two more errors, these BY KahdOt and
Nashburn, proved costly.
Outside Of those two gifts on the
part of his teammates, and the eighth
inning Dallas run which 5000 people
viii testify was a gift Of Umpire
Weir. Tiny WASH scored upon.
Thus, when the earned run came
in the eighth, he had extended his
streak 70 AZ innings in succession
without permitting an earned tally,
which is tall heaying.
Watt batted for him in the eighth
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WICHITA FALLS GETS
PITCHER FROM CUBS

WICHITA FALLS, Aug. 10
Wichita Falls pitching staff has been
strengthened by the addition Of Her
bert Brett, sidcauncr from the Chicago
Cubs. who has been serving in relief
roles for the big league club and comes
90 the SDuddeFs on option.
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Runs ]. James ca. McCarley go, w.
James 90. Mueller (2), Tolle, OShaugh-
Messy. List. Harris. Emley ~, Menger'
LauK (2j, Sweet; errors. J. James W.
James, 'Shaughnesscy. Debeck, Franks
Murray; two-base hits, Tolle (2D, McCar-
lev: three-base hit. ". James: home run,
]. James; stolen bases, McCarley 3D. }.
James C2), OShauSHnCssy, Wright; sac
rlflce hits. McCarley 90, Tolle; struck
out by EmIey 1, Franks Z, Murray l,
Gourley .; base on balls. off Emley ..
Franks 4, Murray .. Wright /; batters
hit. 10y Franks CEmlay), by Gourley
O'Shaughncssy). by Murray Nharrisl /;
left on la ses, Samsco I, Mistletos 7: wild
pitches. by Emley .; passed ball. by
Sweet /: time, hours; umpire, Fletcher
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Totals ANA l3I Tot
m. UG.
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SKI DISQUALIFIED
ON STALKING CHARGE

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-A schcdul-
ed twelye-round fight between Battling
sikh, former worlds ELECTROMAGNETIC
champion, and Joe Silyani, Of New
York, was terminated in the eighth
round by the referee, who claimed
that Sikh was not putting forth his
best efforts. He awarded the bout to
Silvnni.
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RICHTER'S WAKES UP

Richter Bakers, back Of superb
pitching by MunOz, dOwncd the Jor-
dan-Ivcrs Fliyvcrs, to 3, in the first
game. They dropped the second game
when slim Howle held them to three
scattered hits and shut them out, 4
to 0. Munoz held the Flivyers hitlcsS
until the seventh inning Of the first
game. but blew IN in that frame and
was relieved by McCarty with only
one out and the bases loaded. Nc
Carly pitched one ball TO retire the
side on n double play.
The score:
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WIN Oh 7
IN TEN I'll
INNING
Champs Avert Tie for First
by Taking One From
Bluffs.

HOUSTON. Aug. 10.-Fort Worth
came from behind Sunday and beat out
Houston in ten innings, preventing the
Bluffs from sweeping the series and
tying the Cats fir the top. "A crowd
of S143 paid admissions saw the game
and rode" the umpires. Ejecting
Golf from the game in the tenth al.
most brought riot. Police were call
ed upon to quiet the crowd several
fines Score.
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MINTERs WITH sPIDs.

BEAUMONT. Aug. 10. - Pitcher
jess Winters joined tht Wichita Falls
Club here Sunday. arriving from Port
laud. Ore. Manager Buddy Tanner
said he appHrcd to b. in excellent
condition and that he probably would
be- worked in the Shreveport series.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1U.-WaI-
ter Hoover, recently back from Eng
land, where he lost to Jack Beres-
ford Jr., in the diamond SOULS and
Philadelphia gold challenge match
race, won the American national
sculling championship singles here.
beating Russell +. Goldman Jr.. Of
the Union Boat Club, Boston, by a
length.
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sum nlUTN.

Runs. MetzIer. Dlstcl ~, Fitzgerald.
CaGaghan. Dorman. Query (2). suther-
land. Metz Ormand. Johnston. Taylor,
Devive-os C2D. Running. Graham; errors,
schwab. Ormand, Sutherland, Taylor.
Dcviveros. burning; sacrifice hit Dor
man: Sutherland. Distsl, Callaghan.
Netzlcr, Johnston; home-Funs, Fitzgerald.
Deviveros C2), Burning; innings pitched
by O'Neai 20 with hits runs, Suth-
erland 7l-3 with hits 6 runs: struck
out. by yO'Neal 3. Sutherland 4, Williams
I: bases on balls. off sutherland 6; left
on bases, Beaumont :. Wichita Falls Z;
umpires, flaming and DAILY; time, 2:l5.
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Spuds Sweep Series
With Tail-enders

BEAUMONT. Aug. 1O.-Wichita
Falls scored five runs in the last in
ming. with the help of three Bean
mont errors, and beat out the tail
cnders Q to s. Deviveros hit two
homcrs over the right field fence
Score:
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Runs. McCarty. l.. Ferguson, Mann
Brotherman. McSeel; errors. Newton
McCarty. L. Ferguson, Douthit. Bass
Brotherman 90; struck out. by MunoZ
5. by G. Dryer 3: base on balls. off
Munoz 2: batters hit. by MunOz Is.
UwyerD: double plays. McCartyR TO Mann
70 Murray. time. 1870; umpires, Benny
Marshall.
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Chattanooga, 6; Mobile, ,.
Nashville, >; New Orleans, 0.
Memphis. 6; Little Rock, 5.
Three games played.
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Pratt's Homers
Give Waco Game

WACO. Aug. 10.-Managcr Derrill
Pratt's two homcrs proved decisive
Sunday, Waco outclouting Shreveport
to win. ITO. Schick of the Sports
hit ono of the longest homers ever
made here with the bases full. Score !:
L. A
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struck out. by McCarty 3: base on balls.
on Howle I: double plays. l.. Ferguson
10 Mann. Marshall 20 l.. Ferguson; time.
1909: umpire, Benny Marshall; scorer
Rollins.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis. 1915; Columbus. ii.
indianapolis, 10; Milwaukee, OF.
Louisville. 9-S; Kansas City, 6-2. d..
Toledo. ST.; st. Paul, 2-i1.
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SUNSETS TWICE
BEATEN OUT
IN NINTH
Semi-Pro Ball Series De-
velops Some Hot
Contests.
SEA1.PRO CHAMPIONSHIP
STANDING.

Southern Pacific Sunsets were chas-
tised twice in the ninth inning Sun
day. The Aztecs spanked them in the
morning, to 4. and the Alamo-Pecks
repeated the dose in the afternoon, u
to 4. Both games were played at
Schwab Field.
Woods, star Brooks Field hurler,
donned an Aztec uniform to subdue
the ambitious Railroaders in the morn
ing game. He allowed only six hits,
four of the infield variety, but errors
behind him enabled the Sunsets to
count four tallies. Mansfield of Kelly
Field pitched good ball sor the losers
but was the victim of timely clouting
by Veltman and Gorrell.
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Runs. Buckley 90. ]. Philips. Griesen-
beck C2). Hart, MurslLami, Wasserman
(2). Conoly; errors. J. Philips (2), Grie-
two-base hits, seffel, Stratus (2), Hart.
Conoly: stolen bases, Hart, J. Philips
Griosenbeck (2); sacrifice hits, J. Phil
Ups. Grio--nbeck. Huntress (2); struck
out, by Hicks 3, by Mueller s; base on
balls, off Hicks 2. off Mueller 3 bat
tiers hit, by Mueller CHart): double
plays. Seffel 20 Belts, Rails TO Dwyer.
McCarty 10 WaBserman to Murakami;
umpires. Burke and Meyers; time. 1850.
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INTHRNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City, Al; Syracuse, 20.
Buffalo. II; Reading. ,.
Providence, s.: Rochester, 2.
Baltimore, 9-5; Toronto, 4-l0.
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Run. Neltman; errors. Laux. Leighton
Hamhlett. ]. James, O'Shaughnessy; two
base hit. Lolle; stolen bases, Neltman
Harris. W. James, List; struck out by
Franks 4, Weyel 4: base on balls, of
Franks ?. weyel /; left on bases. Missile.
toe 5. Samsco G: double play W. james
TO LolIe 10 OShaughnessey; time, 1910
umpire, Fletcher.
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Peoria. SC; Decatur, OIL.
Bloomington, Al: Evansville, So.
Springfield. 10; Terrs Haute, 6-1O.
Quincy, 81; DanvlIIe, "a.
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MKsIEnN IEAGTF.

Omaha, $40: Wichita. f-l2.
TULSA. 1913: pss MONIES. -.
Denver. $40: Oklahoma city. 80.
st. J0tSsh, as: Lincoln o.
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TEXAS ASSOCIATION.


Mexla. s: Austin. 4.
Temple, 2; Palestine. I.
Corsicana. 8; Terrell, 2.
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| At Chicago (2nd gameO- II. II. e.
Boston 900 go 00l- 0
Chicago ...........1O2 30 11x-S II
Batteries: Graham, Vargas, Marquard,
Ryan and O'Neill; Cooper and Hartnett,
Gonzales.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-10

Longyiew. 9-s: Paris. As.
Marshall. 3; TeKarkana, :.
Greenvllle, Il; Tyler, l..
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Summary.

Runs, Mu-akami, McCnrty, Conoiy
Aylmer, Gorrell go. James, Butler. CAL
van: errors Murakami, McCsrty. Belts.
sorrell C2). Pacheco, Butler; two-baze
hits, Gorrell, Belts; stolen bases Ayl-
mer, Murakami; sacrifice hits, Cannon
Aylmer. James (2), simmang; struck out
by Mansfield 5, Woods 5 base on balls,
of Mansfield /, Woods I: double plays.
McCarty to Murakami TO Aylmer t3l,
Woods 10 Mlnazl to Gorrell: passed ball
Butler I; time, 1915; umpires, Meyers
and Burke.
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Play Monday,

New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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Sundays Results.
Chicago. A: New York, 3

At New York X. II. Z.
Chicago .001 900 10 001-4 o
New York 49,. oil 900 DOL 0o0-3 10
Batteries: Thurston and Grouse,
Schalk; Shocker and Schang.
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HOT FINISH.

The two teams were deadlocked at
Sail as they entered the eighth frame.
Gorrell, by fancy base running, gave
the Aztecs a one-run lead, but the
Sunsets came back in the first of the
ninth and knotted the count when
COnoIy scored on a squeeze play. The
Aztecs won out. in their half when
GGlvan singled, went to second on an
infield out. and scored on Woods sim
gle to right.
The score
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COAST IEAGTE.

San Francisco. "a: Sacramento. 40.
Salt Lake City, 1913: Los Angeles. 2-10
Seattle, 9.15: Oakland, 6-3.
Portland, 90; Vernon, OF.
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Sundays Results.
Chicago. &; Boston. 1

At Chicago Clst camel RHE.
Boston ............O00 O10 000-l 4
Chicago ...102 2lO llX-2 IL
Batteries: Barnes, Ramp. and Gibson;
Alexander and Hartnett.
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MEsTERN AssOCIATION
HOOVER sCULLING KING.

ArdmOre, 10; Fort Smith, 81.
Springfield. 8, Muskogee. I.
okmulgee. 11-13; Independence, 1915.
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BEAR BOX
summary.

summary.
Runs. Williams, Gross. Miller Con-
saleS: errors. Meyers Rosenthal. Wash.
burn. KahdOt; stolen bases, Mason, Grlf-
fifth; sacrifice fly. Segrsst; twO-base hit.
Segrist.s Clark; double plays. BaUman 10
Gross Gross 10 Bauman to Griffith: In
nings pitched. by Owens 5 WITH hits
and , runs; earned runs, off SChuman !.
off Owens l. base on halls. off Owens ].
off Schuman ! {: struck out, by owens ?.
by Schuman 4: hit by pitched ball. by
OwenS CHunglingb: left on bases san
Antonio 4. Dallas II. Umpires, Wier and
Coe: time. 2:25.
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Runs, Davis, Palmer (2), Ellington.
windle Moore, Kane, Powell, McCurdy.
Peel Goff; errors. Mullen, Powell; two
base hits. Peel. Ellington, Golf, Windle'
Davis. Kane; stolen bases. Kane, Null
len, Ellington: sacrifice, Fuller; double
Ulays. Wlndle to Palmer to Konetchy cd,
Kane to Fuller to McCurdy 90, Moore
TO Windle: base on balls, off Jacobus s,
Pate g. Littlejohn /, Johns 2; struck out.
10y Jacobus 3. Pate /. Littlejohn 3, Johns
2; innings pitched, by Pate (none out
in SEVENTH. by Jacobus in i-3; hits. OH
Pate and { runs; Jacohus and runs;
passed ball. Moore; left on bases, For'
Worth .. Houston 9; umpires, Kane, Es-
till and Hl!; time, 3:22.
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Sundays Results.

Dallas, s.; San Antonio, 1.
Waco, IL; Shreveport, 10.
Wichita Falls, 8; Beaumont, s;
Fort Worth, 6; Houston, s.
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Runs. stansbury C2), Disregard, Klrke,
Benton az. schick. McGaffigan. Row.
land 90. Cohen (2). Brown 90, Pratt
go. Foss, stumpf. Mueller. Lyle; errors,
Ostergard. McGaffigan, Perrin, Cohen
Mueller: two-base hits. Perrin (2),
Kirke, McGaffiRan, Mueller; home runs,
Pratt az. schick. Disregard. Rowland:
double plays. Pratt to Cohen TO Gallo
way, Benton to McGafflgan to Kirke;
pitchers record, s runs hits off Tuero
in 6, runs no hits off Aguilar in 1-5.
runs II hits off Adkins in Id, runs
s hits off Mccall in / Ia; struck out,
by Adkins /, by Lyle !; hit by Aguilar
CNiTke) bases on balls, off Adkins ,.
of Agullar 2. off Mccall Z, off McCau-
ley /. off Lyle /; stolen bases, Foss,
Ostergard: left on bases, Waco IL.
Shreveport ,; umpires. O'Hearne and IT.
win; time, $3.50.
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Sew York, s. CIncInnati. Z.

New York 200 900 O3O-5 ;
Cincinnati ......s .OO2 DOL 1000 IL 0
Batteries: Eehf and Hartley; May and
Hargraye.
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BEAUMONT NEXT.

However, the unfortunate condition
of Mr.. Weir's optic organs does not
alter the fact that the Steers swept
the three-game series and. that the
Bears are right happy they're out OF
town and that the lowly Beaumonters,
troublesome as they may have be
como. are the Dallas SUCCESSORS.
Beaumont opens a three-game series
Monday afternoon, after which the
Bruins hit the road Wednesday night,
TO be gone until August 2S. They play
Fort Worth in the Cats last series
here August IS and 20, with a double
bill on the 10Th, then meet Wichita
Falls August so and 81 and Septem-
Der 1.
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BEAUMONT BRUINS LAST RIVALS BEFORE TRIP
Pennant Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE
PIay Monday.

Beaumont at San Antonio.
Waco at Houston.
Dallas at Fort Worth.
Wichita Falls at Shreveport.
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Don't look for a strong football
team at Notre Dame for two years.
\ tip from Knute RocLne, Notre
Dame football coach, visitor in San
Antonio over Sunday.
Sounded like a Southwestern Con-
ference bear story"
And so somebody had the tcmcrity
to remark to the famous gridiron wiz
ard. This somebody exclaimed in a
doubling tone:
Apple frittcrs!"
"Oh. no." said Mr. Rockne, hastily.
Il mean il in all seriousness. We lost
23 men from our squad by graduation
this year. Ask any coach. don't
care who he is or where, what the loss
Of % regulars means. 1t means he
has to rebuild. 1t will take at least
two seasons to get a topnoteh football
team at NOtre Dame again.
NO WORRIED LOOK.
of course, well haze lots of fine
material. We always do. But making 4
machine ont Of il TO beat the bert
teams in the country j. my difficult
job. and / expect 10 need two years. >
However. the. celebrated coach
shows no signs of worry and was his
calm and pleasant self on his short
Sunday visit 70 San Antonio in com
Iany with DIR. Walter Aleanwcll OF
the University Wisconsin. the other
half Of the ROcknc-McaRwcll school
for coaches now in progress. at st. Ed
wards University. Austin, and a num-
Il. al.
Mcaghcr Of st. Edwards. Harry lIol-
ton of Trinity. and L. G. Wilson Of
Dallas University.
With Bngadier General Paul Il.
Malone. Taxation Commissioner
Frank Bushick, several Knights Of
Columbus officials here and other
local sportSmen us an entertainment
committee. the visitors were taken on
a sightseeing tour. were guests at q
luncheon at the Guntcr hotel, visited
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final STEER
CONTEST.
LOST
Fans Take 1t Out on
Umpire Weir When
Dallas Wins, 81.

Back to the Mammoth Cave, you
blind fish,"
who said Jesse James was dead:"
wait until dark; we hate daylight
robberies.
@And they put Ponzi in jail"
Policeman save our ball game"
~Quit boycotting the oculists."
These are a few excerpts culled
from the conversation of 5000 San An
tonic baseball fans who thoroughly
enjoyed themselves at League Park
Sunday at the expense of Umpire
Louie Weir, despite the fact that the
Bears lost the third Dallas game,
3 to i.
As might be guessed, they were dis
satisfied with the umpiring of Mr..
Weir. One might 60 so far as TO say
that they positively regretted some Of
Mr.. Weir's decisions. And candidly,
some of the decisions were regret
table
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Totals 500 so Isl

xBatted for Windle in eighth.
xXPhelan ran for Smith.
BY Innings.
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st. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Others not scheduled.
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Cleveland, !; Washington, o.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Only two games scheduled.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Play Monday,

St Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Boston.
Two games scheduled.
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1Battcd for Mccall in eighth.
zBatted for Tuero in sixth.
By Innings
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xBatted for Graef in ninth.
xXTwo out whom winning run scored.
BY Innings.
sunsets wv Nv W.
Aztecs ......-....,.'.'...l LIVE VVV VlL-'
Smyrna times., 1925-06-17

MiddletOwn most of her life and was
a member Of Forest Presbyterian
Church, that town, and was especially
interested in the missionary work.
The funeral services were held at the
Benson home on Tuesday morning,
last at 1870 o'clock, and were in
charge of Rev. John Townley, pastor
of the Presbyterian Church Inter
ment was made in the Reynolds bury
ing lot in Forest cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1925-06-17

The farm Of Frank KrOnemier con-
tanning 253 acres, located east of Sum-
nit Bridge, was sold at sheriff's sale
at the Middletown Hotel on Wednes-
day to Edward Pleasanton, of near
Mt. Pleasant, the price being $1O,-
958.67.
Smyrna times., 1925-06-17

George Burris was driving a team
Saturday hight from Smyrna to Clay
ton when he was run into by an auto
mobile driven by John Embert. He
was thrown out and sustained severe
bruises and cOntusions, and also had
his right cheek punctured The wag-
on and automobile were badly dam
aged
Smyrna times., 1925-06-17
STATE AND PENINSULA NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF SPICY ITEMS
NEWSY ITEMS GATHERED FROM
OUR STATE EXCHANGES
Brief News Items of People We Know
In and Around the Larger PENN
sula Towns and Communities

The new concrete road leading from
Ginn's Corner to "Point Breeze" a
point One-half mile north of Blackbird
has been completed and is now open
to the public.
Smyrna times., 1925-06-17

Mrs. Mary J. Naudain Reynolds,
widow of Edward Reynolds, died re-
Gently at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Benson on West Main street,
in Middletown, with whom she had
been making her home for the past
several years. She was about 80
years of age, and while she had been
in poor health for some time, her
death came Unexpectedly. She is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. Daniel
P. Barnard, Jr., of Wilmington, and
Mrs. Walter Nash, of New York. Mrs.
Nash visited her mother just a few
days before but had returned to New
York. Mrs. Reynolds had lived at
Smyrna times., 1925-06-17

Several farmers residing on the
road leading from Middletown to
Warwick, Md, have discovered the
"army'' worm is operating in their
pasture and corn fields. Some of
them have resOrted to blowing deep
burrows around the portion of the
fields where the pests have devoured
their corn, hoping that this precau-
tiOn will check their Obstructive work.