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First race; Purse $500, 2-yesr-olds. al
lowances. 4ls furlongs:
Etoile Du ouesnay. IL CReb.rtsl a.
Shasta King. lis ttiEistonj -. 400 2.se
Samaron. 110 tHooperD ....... -. e. ~
Time Time ;S5 Walter Nal. De a,lss 3, BANK F,5. I,g
seed and Peter whiffie also ran.
Second race: Purse $500, claiming. J.
year-olds and up five furlongs; =,
rocksure 102 tElstonb ......h.4 40 90 2.sa
Dan Arvi. ia tNartinez) ........2.so 2.so
Fat csrte,. ia tGriffin) ::;.....,. 3 -
TIM .1lv :0s - shst q n,smona M,ss9s's 6I@k
pink Tenny. Lady Small, choirmaster
Monopoly and Albion Boy also ran.
Third faee: Mile and 70 ysrds, 3year-
olds and up. claiming. Nurse s50V;
HJsy Roberts. 10 tfenderErassl
,as s.so 80 ssS 80
Miss Prosperity. AZ 30 Donnelll ..-... 8 ~
Time :as 80. Tis Seth. Wynrewood.
@Mlss Jsne. sT ) Psnderg"s,ss lad Lady
xIierald and cadmus also ran.
acoupled Killed..
Fourth race: Mile and sixteenth :.
year -ods and up. claiming. purrs. 400.
Sweet and Low. ios fnooperl ....s.sO ga
Time: 10, Msnnitin il. Ike Harvey
hedazzle. Ailliro. nledrs. zlng. Vibrator
Green Spring; II aMor'sou) $40 ssc tso :.
Zorro III tMcHughb ........ s.sa
Time 1907 as. Fort Churchill. Sweet
um. Little Shasta. Miss Napturs also ran.
Sixth race. Claiming; purS. $500: }.
year-olds and up. furlongs.
Thistlewood. 1o3 tSchaeffe) 900 80 J "a
coffiald. 100 90. Johnson) $40 :. ~
Wilmer the Wizard i07 tMortenson) s. so
Time: l;l2 s-5. billy Todd. My Revere,
Lord Valentine also ran.
Seventh race: Handicap; purse. $1,000
3-year -oIds. mile.
Publisher. ioi tMortenson) $50 $50 80
Nasauez. i03 fHoaRland) ........3 3.tO :. "a
1efon. 100 tEtstOn1 ......s.s........ =. ~
Time. i;i0. Runolathe. Kingman. Re.
pulse also ran.
Eighth race. six furiongs. claiming. J.
year-Olds purse f7a0
Old Crow. ll0 tSchsefferl go $50 ? ~
Gordon Rouge. t05 fYoungb 100 = .os
Lena Wood la tRoberts1. ......... !. q
Time: 1:ts4- Lure OF Gold, Nos
man, woodcry. Allesiator and Ruhdsrk
also ran.
Nlnfh race; Claiming: purse. 1900: 3
year olds aud up. mile and eighth;
knddy. io5 tSchneffer) ....l1s0 40 o.
Wiltrude Wood. 30 GO. Johnsonb 3.2O 3 01
Aesia. lei tblston) ....: :...,... -, J 2,
Time 80 o. War Zone, Porto Ds
pro Marteilt Boy also ran.
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thority for the declaration that he
had tucked his gloves away in mofh
balls for good and all.
Dempsey today Indignantly denied
ever having said that he had retired.
He added the information that he had
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Coast League

San Francisco. April 1h.-Seattle-
Francisco game postponed rain.
Salt Lake city April n r. W f.
Vernon .....s...ssss u
salt Lake ....t......-. -. -. -. ,. - .
batteries, Christian and Murphy; o'Neh,
McHulvey and Peters.
70. Anr.fe. Aprn 1o.- rUE
Portland .............10 10 0
/ a. Angeles .....Il l. &
pattaries. yarrisen purns Keefe
Rarhsc and Rnwland: Myers Ramsey,
Phillips Milstead and Spencer.
sacramsnto Anril "a RUF
Oakland ....s.4s..s+.s+s.
sacramento
Batteries. DELANEY and baker. hughes.
Garfield and koehler.
Seven Innings. rain
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-11

E.W YORK, April
10.-"Babe" Ruth.
pronounced out of
d an ger by the
p II sic ians who
are trying tn rid
him OF the infiu-
enza that caused
his collapse yes
terday, was So far
tonight
that he was be-
ginning 10 worry
as to whether he
would be able to
play with tile Yam
KEGS when they
nm he %
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-11
Exhibition Games

Houston. TEX. April IL Y. u N,
Omaha tW) ....''''.'' % ~ =
HolatOu I'll. } =. -
BetterIes--Wetzel. Lsnahsn. walker and
Wilder. swsrtz: Goodwin Burns and Nc
Curdy. Goff.
New York Nationals. Washington Amer
tcHns game cancelled. rain.
phrsa.iphis April 49,. n. ". r..
Ybilsdslphis "a t.s.sf.'sl! ~
Hbfiadelphia fN.D...ss.. .ssst. J.
BsffsrIss-froyss ard Cochran. knight.
o,~esl and Hsniine. uirich, sir innings
gsin.
Kansas stty. Apru 10 y " W
ChfcaRo IN. ....t...4ss ..sss.s
fsnsas City "A. Ab............. = 10 =
nsttsvfee-- 10 lander. Cooper and Hart
r,.t. EIna Aad shnsult.
.s.ss::.'S osl' Ar''' 10 i i =
6n.scs.. Ivy; ~. ..a...;.,. ~ s,,,,
yvhsii,s. r'-NT"T's. Cash. Carroll ana
Hutchinson. Lowsry.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-11
Baptist Girls Guild
Gives Easter Pageant

The members OF the Girls guild of
tho Valley Baptist church presented
pageant. THE Striking of the
Masters Hour" at Emmanuel Baptist
church last night. Thirty Girls took
oert In the production. Miss Jean
guild.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-11

EI.ES. April TO-
The old and SEEM
ingIy endless round
OF statement and
denial began here
again last night
and continued this
morning with the
retirement of Jack
Dempsey. h cav y
weight ring cham.
pion. as its subject.
Intimate friends
Of the some time
fighter were quoted
last night was au-
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-11
OMAHA:

nOhston W. WV
summnry-Two-base hits. Goodwin.
Hollohan ie). Peel. Kane. Compton. Three
base hits: HolIohan. Monroe. Compton.
Home runs; Gamer. McCurdy. OSBORNE
stolen bases: Peel. Gainer. Boggess. sae-
rifices: Goodwin tsl. Fuller, kane.
f.ainer Wedge to Leubbe. Bases ON balls:
OF Wetnel. /; Off Lenahan. .: off Good
win. 3; off Burns .. struck out; BY
Ienahap /; nv Goodwin. 3. Innings
pitched by Wetzel. two and ene-third; BY
Lenahan. three and two-thirds; by Good.
win. O. Hits: Off Wetze1. and II
runs: off Lenahan. and 7 runs; off
Goodwin. and 2 runs. Wild pitch:
Omaha, s: Houston. 10. Umpire: Estill.
Time. eco.
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A. +. Smell iii.

A. r.. Smell is seriously III Mt the
home OF his parents, Thirty-sixth anu
Harrison streets.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-11

\ dose after breakfast
Aud another ri noon.
A slipping our tonics
From, a glass With u spoon.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-11
BOW IE.

Flrst race, Purse. $1,000; claiming
al1esor. iot twaliaees ...2e.oo 1900 $50
Lucky pick. 1o3 tZueehinD ..B2.10 II 30
smsraekover, lis tstuttrl 80, 90
Lynn. ROYAL kiss. Terrible Man. shuttle.
flniter. Facet. Sea Crest. Buttercup also
acoupled
secoad race; Purse. ii.2Oo; claiming
Nieht shade. los ,Iindslnsl 1910 $50 so
.,a ome Alone, 10 tfields) .....iso : 20
'ffPIasle TIme az 'Tseer' fsd,i n.n,.. rr,b 50
Forth. lalber. Dress Goods, nose Cloud,
Third. race. Purse. 81 soo: claiming; j.
Merrimse. iis (McAuliffeb .a.so ssso :ao
Rompas a nins Home ON 'f'H''ap ~ Harvey, ss
Time fi2e. Pole star. Demiiohn. Play
on; Rags. Miracle Man also ran.
faneies Handicap. miles and mares. a.
year. ness. olds and up; one mile ,,o "a
qsona S,% loo O' tws,,see' $50 occ
|Thimble, iOt lFiclds) ........s4....t. 4. o
Time. i.ls s'5. Gaiatia Insuiaie. polly
Firih i u% paoa: ' Purse. o sii"'soo: claiming. J.
,ilpsy flycr 81 s,,rewnj ..i.so s.ess .,o
Hands ip. III fStuttHb .sas.....t70 4. 20
Blossom House, 20 tMcknighD ...,., $50
Time: g.oi 10. st. dermain. johnny
sixth racet Purse. " 700, claiming
naidens. a-year-olds and up, mile and 10
yards
OraReure, ss fMcTasue) 300 80 $40
nr. uuff 100 fiiudginr) ..s.... 40 J. 10
Poodle. tio tcorey) ...4..,s...... 500
flme. Las f.yres. pr. Dave Hsrting-
Ton. siedge. Hart, New Rival. stockadr
also ran.
Seventh race Purse. stsoa: claiming
ssyear 4aida aud up ! LIS miles.
Asa Jewell i0a fLeyland1 .isA 1in -
Fsir Light ies tNeAuliffep 49,. s.ia a.en
Time 1883 Roller Ross ieta, Ducks
aud brakes and MeadnwiaWn Rlso ran
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fitsi farr pueae. fsep4 hsndieHp 81
Yaufs suias fulourst
aFriend joe -. 30 Ruth Bold .,.,lOsI
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-11

II you want TO get to Hades.
In the real old fashioned way,
Just try i'll natured alcohol
Evening star., 1925-08-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HOME AND DO
not have all of the first payment we VIII
help YOU Address Box SIN. Star office. IL l.
Evening star., 1925-08-11
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
1418 Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5oo3-4-5
Realtors.

PRICE, $16OOO
and
% % a 9sy
PRICE, $125OO
u Of A
house
and servants
PRICE, $11 ,5OO
stprce a
@ ana There is
PRICE, $1575o
who
of frame
@ @ Ssws S ec ssss S Raoos n96 S @
also a garae O "
N L. SANSBURY CO.. INC,
Everything in Real Estate"
1913 Eye ST. NV. Phones Main 5oo3-+5.
Evening star., 1925-08-11

WIN. S. PHILLIPS,
1882 K St. NV. Main 4oOC
Evening star., 1925-08-11

HIGH-CLASS RESIDENTIAL OFFERINGS
Belmont Rd. Near Ashmead Pl.
Only $14,OO0-Easy Terms.
tiled BATH begnfg M sty fP brick sneeb
double
% oG s an and S % e % asd 9sn hns ne s
purchase of this
In Beautiful Chevy Chase D. C.
S15,5OO-Easy Terms.
sons On the first floor spacious living with
% I @ aae aowsTs sasa Dns
5st One cSnnett
On Harvard ST NV, Near 16th-S15OOO. Terms.
.anaaIy 6g9lt brick residence of
d owssIs % .h .hPPsP PsoH.rR N
~ ~ " ~ ~nS' Inns
Within So. of 14th and Monroe Sts-$o5OO Easy Terms
aSrP The e5 @ hms are & Gea% % r b
New-Near 18th and Columbia Rd NW.-$13o5O Easy Terms
,t, GsesHddnI brick home e nuI
S
Detached Home Chevy Chase, Md-$12,5Oo Easy Terms
@ @ & 5 * ssE.s s,5s @ n
- ~ ~ ~
WILLIAM K HARTUNG & COMPANY
11O8 10th St. NV Phones Main 81, 372, 373
Realtors
Evening star., 1925-08-11
2IO5 R. l. Ave. NE.
Telephone North 1903 Residence. North 515.
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

TAKOMA PARK-5 ROOMS. SLEEPING
deeorated: t is s76. Lille LIE epHifN pHENDRfGK.
Citizens Bank Bldg. Col. $500.
CALIFORNIA BRICK BUNGALoW-EVERY
convenience; tile bath. shower hot,
water heat, near Lee highway: view of
Washington Monument; garage. screened-in
porch; electricity; shade trees. Address Box
40S-J. Star office
Evening star., 1925-08-11

NORTHEAST-$6o5O Terms
a
toeaIs electric
SOUTHEAST-$745O. Terms
ho-water
for 'Aeo O0eAs VI
BRIGHTWOOD PARK-$7o5O Terms
eono0h' very reasonable
PETWORTH-$8o5O. Terms
NORTHEAST-S8o5O Terms
1010'' 'aA
PETWORTH-S Terms
is
one usaT @
a
CAFRITZ COMPANY,
18th and K. Main $780,
Phone Service Until PM
Evening star., 1925-08-11

CORNER NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
We believe this be the best buy in Petworth
Seven large (four bedroons howater heat cleo
trc colonial front and spacious porches hardwood
floors and trim, screens, all in perfect condition Only
$1325O
CLEVELAND PARK-S14OoO.
This extraordinary value should be sold today. Con-
tans outside rooms, hardwood floors throughout
spacious closets, inclosed porches, big yard builtn
garage. Very easy
MT. PLEASANT BARGAIN.
To close this house is $1,000 underpriced.
Contains 10 big (six bedrooms), howater heat
electricity open fireplace. Two-car two-story brick
garage. On the best street in Mt. Pleasant Only
S65OO
VIM. S. PHILLIPS,
1882 K St. NV Main 1900
Evening star., 1925-08-11
VERMONT AVE. NEAR T ST.
PRICE. $3.50.
6 ROOMS AND BATH H.-w.H.
Low GAsa appaYEo PAxT EASY 81 - TERMS. EIsMs

FOR SALE-3621 ORDWAY ST, CORNER
Idaho ave-. overlooking Wis. ave. and Nc
Lean estate. Friendship. desirable detached
Center-han plan house. rooms baths
n. L. RUST COMPANY.
9I2 10th ST. NV. Main 6SSs.
Evening star., 1925-08-11
HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc
Realtors
1412 Eye Street NV. Franklin o5o3


Realtors
1412 Eye Street NV Franklin o5o3
$,35O-NEW HOMES-Near Catholic University
@ the @ k % I % iossf s Dd dssrabE &
:Hfs a9 .sns @ H. @ @ az m & 81 = sss
% n tSes sPs'' a the purchase "
$14OO0-TAKOMA PARK, D. C.-Large Colonial Home
square @ y puh @ % % s
nSn i9gs lying sa - nnS ms @ % @
Oak aoos Ihs
is T @ s disposal n0n0" tile garage
S14I5O-CHEVY CHASE, MD-New Corner Home
btsssn % s s cisss fhsd o aPs in sased
apmo a dsrs Of h eoo ' TASTE a T v s and n anis
s = ass & @ s sss % III 9sus S' H 4s: ;.s sss
$S250-PARK VIEW-Colonial Brick Home
= E % mort ss 2s lS4'l HsGs sn p h9ns and d0sfs e
" s0o' e0n"u0 win ample room for
DETACHED HOME-In Town
% Cd % 5 '9s ft four hssh es s
| 8 = 9go ms D % ara9p 9asss die snf ash has o so
AND ] % % eT Ts speaf hpa "5s yoG
@ % e % s'd offered for sale
S8I50-BROO California Bungalow.
@ @ @ nea essSs dssrs H ta hs 5 PTb
eHn,s bssdsR I5s, % % aSgf fn
fully cnisnt ' terms u"
Evening Phone Service Until 9 PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc
Members OF the Washington Real Estate Board
l412 Eye Street NV. Franklin os03
Evening star., 1925-08-11
n Artistic Colonial Bungalow

that will appeal to people who prefer
something different It is white with fiuted
columns in front Has T. and b and Sleep
ing porch all fully screened: h.-w.h.. gas.
I0x2S II bungalow 2Sx42 fl. Garage l0x
Ii ft Many buiIt-in features. Built for
me lot specially selected by me in the
hest section of Ashton Heights. close to
Lyon Park and Clarendon Price. Ss $50.
Terms. Call 200 Ashton ave. or phone
Clarendon 431-W-1. and l will call for you.
Evening star., 1925-08-11
AUGUST BARGAINS.

Six-room. semi bungalow. near car line:
strictly modern: good lot: garage: chicken
FivP-room bungalow near District line
Hardwood floors. furnace heat. Price.
$500 $500 cash. S56.75 per month.
Six-room house. only $4,000. $50 per
month.
$500 cash. S55 per month.
Four-room bungalow in Hyattsvillc
LINLEY H. MIX,
oInh Ave
Evening star., 1925-08-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
sz.35O-LAMONT STREET

$7,350-LAMONT STREET.
at prce
chased
$1O75O-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
o
complete attractive home and accordingly psctan 20
% 81 S ephe Gsee pS no
A
EAST CAPITOL STREET-Facing Lincoln Park.
TREE Nos arranged spa
Every heat
DOWNTOWN-Just Off Conn Ave
Circle and
m
$14OOO-CHEVY CHASE, D. C-New-Detached.
atrac
beautifully tiled
% We oe " WIN
Evening Phone Service Until PM
BOSS & PHELPS,
14l7 K St. NV. The Home of Homes. Main o3O0
WASHINGTON
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-19

more true of the boy than the girl. 1t
lis generally admitted that boy of
twenty-one is not fully developed
mentally. Billy is going to college.
He will be caught in new current
foreign to you. He will meet new
people, brilliant men--he will have
new experiences-his life will be col
orful-and the changes in him will be
greater than in you. AT the end Of
This college days he may regard the
love affair as "puppy-love."
You are much too young to marry.
You have lot of good fun coming to
you yet before you accept the respon-
sibilities of marriage. When you have
had years Of happy girlhood-carefree
gaitey-when you are able mentally
and physically to consider the repson-
'sibilities of being wife and mother,
then, a~d not before, are you old
enough y, marry. Do you think it is
fair or unselfish of Billy to ask you
to give up you own youth and sit at
home a married woman-waiting for
him to graduate and give you home
of your own2 And if you do marry
him-and find at the end Of four years
that he does not love you-then who
is to blame? Married life lasts great
deal longer than youth. Why make it
longer7
Elopements are dangerous, Marie,
and as a general thing, are not CON
ductive to happiness, even when
those eloping are not impetuous
youngsters The wedding day belongs
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-19

to the girI-and her memories of the
marriage should be bright, cheerful
and happy. The wedding should be
sacred and beautiful, not merely a
legal form. 1t should inspire both the
girl and the man with fuller under
standing of the obligations they un-
dertake and memories Of an ugly little
office, with an Indifferent Justice of
the Peace officiating, and curious
strangers acting as witnesses, are not
particularly inspiring. In after years,
it has the appearance of being tawdry
and furtive.
When Billy has completed his edu-
cation--able financially to undertake
the responsibilities Of marriage-and
the new Billy and Marie still love each
other-then get married, and share
your happiness with your parents and
your friends. Start your new life
without haste or confusion, and it will
always be beautiful memory.
You are only eighteen, Marie, and
it may be that you will be in love sew
eral times before finally marrying.
The fact that You wrote for advice
shows that you are not quite sure that
you are right-or that you are justi-
fled in disobeying your parents. Talk
it over with Billy and try to make him
understand your viewpoint. Second
thought never hurt anyone. And in
later years-when yen are happily
married with memories of a gloriously
happy wedding day, you will realize
that mothers objections were wise
and justified.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-19
'M2,1&1sncelV
Readers desiring q personal reply addre. A1E%@*A
Nus Flo in OF this nepspape. A@VK4A
TO Elope-Or Not To Elope, At IS?

Dear Miss Flo
| am eighteen years old, and very
much in love with a young man twen-
ty-one years old, who goes to uni
versity in nearby town. He gave
me an engagement ring for Christ
mas, and we wanted to get married
at once. Of course, it would be
necessary for me to live at home while
he finished his college course, because
it would be impossible for him to sup
port me until after he graduated and
started to work. Mother would not
permit me to accept the ring. She
said | was much too young to be en-
gagged, and marriage was simply out
of the question. She didn't think it
was. fair to either of US to be bound
for such a long time. know I'll
never love any one else, and we are
planning to elope in the spring. We
viii have to keep our marriage a
secret until Billy is able to support
me. Do you think we will be happy !?
Don't you think | am old enough to
know my own mind and know what |
want? MARIE.
| most certainly do not think you
will be happy. In fact, | am quite
sure that your chances for happiness
are very small.
! know, Marie, you are positive that
you know what you want now, and no
doubt you do, but what about five
years from now? That's a long time,
you know, and you may change so
much that you will laugh at the idea
of ever having thought of marrying
Billy. That is why | disapprove of
long engagements. Every day of the
year you change in some way, and at
the end Of four years very little of the
old Marie will be left. You will be
surprised when you realize that the
things that appealed to you at eigh-
teen seem positively stupid to you at
twenty-five. New experiences and
wider companionship broaden your
mind and change your viewpoint, and
the result is that your mind readjusts
itself to the changes. This is even
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-19
WHEELERS YINDICATION

Indictment Almost Sure

Indictment Almost Sure
Nevertheless, when Stone made the
offer to Senator Walsh | believe moth
ing was behind it except simple de-
sire % do justice. 1t will be a miracle
7 Donovan cannot get an indictment
out Of Washington grand ir--
Prosecuting attor -.
ret indic -vs almost always
ri n'ss they ask for.
-' zeal trial before real jury is
another mat. '.-er and there is practically
no chance of the Senator's losing OF
that anal test. / believe Mr.. Ston'
has a genuine belief, which I do no
share, that the presentation of Sen
sstor Wheeler's evidence to the grant
i'Ijury, along with that Of the Govern
!. ment, will result in an opinion by tha
body. uninfiuenced by the prJzecutiny
! officers advantage and by the Gov
! erhHsent's prestige.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-19
Japanese Kiss Occasionally.

II ls often said that the Japanese
never kiss. Tiis is mol quite true.
They do kiss occasionally IN their own
homes. but never outside them. So
strong, indeed, is th feeling against
kissing In public that when moving
pictures were first taken to japan. the
audience there hooted ut the tender
passages.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-19

Progressives worry a good deal over
what effect on the Senator's future
will be had by an Indictment hanging
over him. 1t seems to me there are
more substantial things for progress
sive minds to worry about. was in
dicted long ago and have never been
able to see that it did me anything
but good. Perhaps it would have done
me more good if had actually gone
to Jail.
Two Factors to Consider
Wheeler's future win depend on two
things. One is the variety Of ability
he shows in the Senate in the next
four years. The other is the condition
in Montana and in the country be-
tween conservatism and liberalism.
People of his way of thinking, and
mine, will not forget the dauntless
ability with which he cleaned up the
Daugherty situation. II he has in no
way been caught in the usual Western
laxness about natural resources-and
/ do not believe he has--he ought for
twenty years to be leading figure
in whatever group of liberals are able
to keep themselves politically alive in
a conservative country.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-19

When One Is Serene.
Serenity Is achieved when you ars
old enough not to care If 1t rains on
he day of the picnic.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27
RED SOX NOSE OUT
 STAFFORD SPRINGS
Queer Double Play Features Fiercely Fought Game on Sunday

Tn a game featured by play that Is rarely seen. the Corbin Red Sox beat Stafford Springs in that town yesterday by the score of to 5.
 With the score tied and one out and runners on second and first, Jellan hit sharply 10 deep center and both runners started for home. Corbin, coming in on dead run from center field, scoopcd up the ball with his gloved hand and peg ged to Patrus on second. Patrus re- layed the ball perfectly to the plate and Noonan had plenty of time to get runner number one. but the second runner was right on the heels of the first and Noonan did some tall thinking in second and dove for runner number 2 and tagged him out completing the strangest double play ever seen in the town.
 Singles to right by Pallanck and Gilman and double steal account Gl lOl iDldllpi u o iIlot | uA' l iiS ho'iiS club counted four more in the third ! on a pass, four errors, a single and a double.
 1 The Red SoX talied twice in the second on an error, two felders choices and single by 16 year old Billy Fitzpatrick. Patrus' double, l Huber's single and Smiths lusty triple to right added two more in the third A pass 10 Snyder, Eluber's sacrifice and pass to Smith follow ed by Blanchard's base blow to center added one more in the sixth In the eighth with two out, Corbln strolled, stole second and scored on Patrus' double 10 right.
 Patrus had good day at bat get ting four blows out of five trips to the plate, two of them for extra bases. His running catch for Bald , wins bid for a hit in the eighth was one of the fielding gems of the game. Blanchard madc catch that stopped the game for the final out | with runners on second and third. Jellan was the hitting kid for the
 home club while the infeld play ot Pallanack and R. Fitzpatrick was
 worthy of mention.
 The score:
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27
GIANTS MOVING WEST ON
 PENNANT DECIDING TOUR
Dazzy Vance's Speed Dazzles Champions Pittsburgh Smothers Cubs-Reds Win Handily From Cards Washington Gains On Athletics By Taking Two From Yankees-White Sox Swamp Detroit Cleveland TrOunces St. Louis.

New York. July 27 F - The Giants were moving west today on a tour that is likely to have great part in deciding the National league pennant winner.
 A generous lead with which they started the last western trip in June dwindled until the Pirates gained a foothold on the top which has not been broken for more than a brief period.
 The Giants departed from the seaboard in defeat. Blinded by the speed ball of Dazzy Vance, they were beaten by Brooklyn yesterday, 8 to 0, getting only four hits.
 Pittsburgh meanwhile smothered fhe Cubs under fifteen bingles, eight of which were divided by Carey and Traynor. Chicago, with less than half as many hits, fell short by two runs, 6 10 4.
 Brilliant pitching by Eppa Rixey compelled Brooklyn to share third place with Cincinnati. Five scatter ed hits were the most that the Cardinals could obtain from RiXey and the Reds won handily, ' to 1.
 Washington gained on the idle Athletics in the American league by gobbling up both ends of a double header with the Yankees, to 4 and 4 to 3. A finishing punch decided both games. A four run rally in the ninth won the first game. The cham pions went eleven innings in the second before McNeely drove home the winning run. The Senators are within a half game of the leading Mackmen.
 A White sox batting rampage of seventeen hits turned back the Tygers in their fight for third place, B to 6, while St. Louis retreated un- der clouting by Cleveland, Il to 6.