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The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A 1923
Dodge commercial truck in good
condition, $4,000 cash or will sell
on terms. Inquire at the Mail
office or write H. Sutcliffe, box 81,
Joseph City. Arizona. 21-tf.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT -Three-roOm furnished
apartment, corner Third street and
Kinsley avenue See MRS. c. w.
HARP or phone 290 41t1c
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

FOR SALE-Three-ro modern
house, furnished. Inquire at 905
Winslow-av. 32tfc
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

and daughter spent three days on
a fishing trip in the White Noun
tains, returning to Winslow Sun
day, and made a total catch of
about $50 trout while they were
gone.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

FOR SALE or Trade-Hudson su-
per six, Al condition, 1922 model:
will take smaller car or sell on
easy terms. Inquire CHARLES +.
THOMAS, 418 Apache:
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

FOR SALE-Poultry ranch at Jo-
seph City; small payment down,
rest on easy terms. P. F. HAIR
BROCHT, Joseph City. 40t2c
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

FOR SALE-Ford sedan. A bar
gain. Call 90S Winslow avenue.
Is
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

WANTED-By the 18th of July, to
rent a 4 or broom modern house,
close in. Telephone 25S. 39tfc
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

WANTED-Two good statesmen;
good proposition. See VAN LEER
at WeStbroOk Hotel. 39tfc
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

APARTMENT, Furnished-2 rooms,
in modern home, nice location,
close in; all conveniences fur
nished Call 110 E. AsDinwall. oh
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17
Has Operation.

Has Operation.
Perm Robbins underwent an
operation Monday at Los Angeles
for acute appendicitis after leaving
Winslow Saturday to spend a
months vacation on the coast. Mr.,
Robbins was taken i'll a few hours
after arriving at Los Angeles. He
was taken to the Santa Fe hospital
for the operation, and according to
latest reports, he is recuperating
rapidly.
CamerOnS Returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cameron re-
turned Tuesday morning from
Montana and Wyoming, where they
have been visiting for the last two
months Mr. Cameron, who suf-
fered a severe injury to his knee
when he was kicked from box car
here by a hobo early this spring
while on duty as special officer at
the Santa Fe yards, is just begin
ming to walk again without
crutches.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17
TO White Mountains.

Mrs. J. T. Hungerford and soT
Carl, left Tuesday for the Whit
Mountains, where they will spen
several days fishing. They expec
to visit at Springerville, McNar
and other towns on the retur
trip.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17
To Santa Fe Hospital.

John Chavez, Charlie Brown anC
Mrs. William Wallace, Gallup; Mr.
day morning for Los Angeles
where DR.. ]. S. Perkins will oper-
ate on their eyes at the trachoms
clinic to be held at the Santa f
hospital.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17
to albuquerque.

Mrs. Grady Gammage and Miss
Isabelle Coe.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17
Visit Son.
To Pueblo.

Mrs. w. r. Weems and lneZ ko-
ger were outgoing passengers
Wednesday morning to Pueblo,
Colo. where they will spend about
six weeks.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

B. F. Armstrong, c. E. Ray and
r. H. Mckinley have accepted po-
sitions as brakemen this week
John W. Cunningham also has ac-
cepted a position with the Santa
Fe as fireman.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17
To Los Angeles.

Conductor Frank j. Dermer ant
Mrs. Dermer left Tuesday for Lo
Angeles, where Mrs. Dermer, wht
has been in poor health for somt
time, will enter the Santa Fe hos
pital for treatment
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
AMATEURSW WORK
OUT ANOTHER
AGREEMENT
Saturday Leaguers Play
Wednesday-Meet
Utilities Thursday.

President John K. Weber Of the
Saturday League and Managers
Charley Sowell and George Naylor of
the Mckinley Avenue Methodist and
Salesmanship Club teams, respectively
winners in the two halves of the
leagues split season, have reached an
agreement on deciding a Saturday
League representative to play the
Public Service Utilities, new City
League champs, Thursday afternoon
for chance to compete Saturday and
Sunday at Houston for the South
Texas amateur championship.
This agreement they will present
at a meeting of the Saturday League
at the Broadway sporting goods store
at z o'clock Tuesday night for the
approval of the board of managers.
The McKinleys and Statesmen were
scheduled to play n double-header to
settle the league championship Mon
day but were rained out. Now il
has been arranged to play a five-in-
ming game, starting at 5 80. on We'd
nesday afternoon to decide which
team will represent the Saturday
League against Public Service at .
o'clock Thursday. The five-inning at.
fair will have no bearing on the
league title itself, the managers agreed,
the team winning the right to play
the City Leaguers agreeing TO play
the other on its return from Hous-
ton if it should win over the Public
Service Thursday.
In case Of rain wednesday, the
flip Of coin will decide the opponent
for the City Leaguers the next after
noon.
The South Texas series will be
played Saturday and Sunday. with a
double-header scheduled Sunday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
For young men
who are 'im conference"

have to be strong and heavy.
1t has shown them that by
the careful selection of full
Havana filler and superior
workmanship, a cigar can
be made SO mild, so mellow
that it can be smoked with
steady enjoyment one after
another, hour after hour, all
day long.
Don't envy other young
men who, entrenched be-
hind a good cigar, radiate
prosperity and consequence.
You can get Robt Burns
Panatelas for 10 cents wher-
ever General Cigar Com
pany's brands are sold.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
SUSPENDED
FOR ROW WITH JUMPS

BOSTON, Copt. S.-CP)-Pitcher
Urban Shocker of the New York Yam
KEGS has. been indefinitely suspended
on account of a verbal clash with I'm
pire Hildebrand at New York Sun
day. it was announced today.
Shockcr was banished from the game
for disputing a decision on Bishop Of
the Athletics.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
OFFICIALS INVITE
VISITING TEACHERS

School superintendents and athletic
directors attending the annual teach
ers' institute opening in San Antonio
this week will be invited 10 attend
the initial meeting of the Athletic Of
ficials Association Of Texas. called
BY President p. s. (Spitz) Clarke for
Wednesday night at the Broadway
sporting goods store. The meeting
will start at S o'clock. Visitors are
welcome to the meetings Of the off
cials, at which football rules are in
terprcted and znOtty problems IN.
tangled.
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NUDGE WINS SWIM.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. S.-CharIcs
Nudge. st. Louis, late Monday. won
the Times prize for the renewal Of the
annual fivc-mile Mississippi river
swim here and held the challenge
trophy for this city, two Chicago
swimmers finishing second and third.
Nudge covered the course from
scratch in ] hour. % minutes and
1s4-j seconds. Walter Colbrath was
second in l % rs 30. Third was Don
Peterson in ! % 10.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
TWO MORE NO-HIT
GAMES IN RECORDS

HAMILTON, Ont, Sept. S.-Pl-
Jimmy Ryan, pitching for the Ham
ilton Club OF the Michigan Ontario
League, turned in a no-hit. no-run
game against Saginaw, Monday, the
Clippers winning to O, Three men
reached first base, two on walks and
one by error.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
TONY FUENTE PUTS
J. BURNS TO SLEEP

MIAMI, Ariz., Sept. 5. - Tony
Fuente, Mexican heavyweight. knocked
out Jack Burns Of Denver, in the
third round Of their scheduled 10
round bout here last. night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
PARCAUT PINS ENGEL.

DIES MONIES. Iowa, Sept. g.
Ralph Parcaut Of Spencer. Iowa, de-
fcated Heinie Engcl Of Spencer, Iowa,
two falls out Of three iH a wrestling
match between the two Midwest mid.
dlcwcight rivals here last night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
Cats Divide Pair
and Lose Ground

FORT WORTH. Sept. S. = Fort
Worth lost ground in the Texas
League race ly losing 10 Wichita
Falls, IS, ai:e: winning the first
Monday game, ia. Dallas won a
pair and cut the Cats lead TO two
and half games.
The box scores:
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CUMBERLAND. Md. Sept s.
Paul Secrist, pitching his final game
for Cumberland in the Middle Atlantic
League here Monday, scored q no hit
no-run victory over Scott Dale, the
locals winning, to 0. Sscrist and
Milton Rangnow. his battcrymste,
we're purchased recently by the Cincin.
matt Reds.
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Shreveport Beaten
Twice by Dallas

DALLAS, Sept. s. = Slim Love,
knocked from the box in the first
game, which Dallas finally won, III,
thanks TO relief twirliRg by Curley
Brown, came back at Shreveport in
the second game and shut the Sports
out, 4 to 0, giving up three bingles
and tanning eight men, including all
three batters in the last inning.
The box-scores:
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IT'D FOOL EN- WITH CURVES, SAYS ABLES
TEXAS LEAGUE BOX SCORES

watkins (s), Osborne; three-base, hits
McCurdy, Ellis: sacrifice hits. Eberhard;
double play. Fuller to Blossom to Ellis,
Eberhard to Schwab: base on balls, off
Pipkin 2. off Lewis 4, off Burns i;
struck out. by Lewis 2, by Burns i; in
nings. by Pipkln lis with 10 hits and
runs; winning pitcher, Burns; wild
pitch. Pipkin; left on bases, Beaumont ..
Houston 3; umplres. Hill and Osborne;
time 1 AZ.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08

- MUST take a peek
~ "a into the conference
sN&g rooms of the big
industries-here, there,
everywhere.
You'll find more and more
young men rubbing shoul-
ders with the great captains
of affairs. And more and
more of them approaching
the gentility and satisfaction
of a good cigar.
Probably nothing has done
more to change the smok-
ing tastes of youngmen than
the Robt Burns Panatela.
1t has convinced them that
a cigar does not necessarily
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08

|. Runs, Disregard, Benton. schick,
Bonowitz, wisterzil ca. Rowland, Bau-
man (2), Gross (S), Williams, Griffith,
Lind Cd. Hungllnz, Brown; errors, CO.
meaux. Benton (2), schick, Wisterzii.
williams, Mccoll; two-base hits, Gross.
Griffith. Wisterzil. Hungling, Brown.
williams: double play. Adkins to Kirke:
left on bases, Shreveport s. Dallas S;
struck out, by Adkins 4, Brown ., Love
u; bases on balls, off Adkins S, Brown
/. Love l run and I hits in one inning,
off McColl / run and 2 hits in in
nInss: winning pitcher, Brown umpires,
DAILY and Tanning; time, 1853.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Poland So. San FranclSco. 20.
Sacramento, lo-5. Vernon. 5-s.
Seattle, S.; Los Angeles. 5-2.
Salt Lake City, sc: Oakland. 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
BY Innings.

BY Innings.
Public Service 300 02O ITO ooi-7
Pittsburg Heaters ...1ol $40 900 ooO-6
Summary.
Runs. Walls az. Browning C2).
Dresch. Trlmble, Harris, FiLes (2). Pic
ard. Rossman. Wintz, Erbln; errors,
Dresch C2). TrImble C2). Kelley. Fixes.
Rossman (2D, Erbln: innings pitched. by
Outterside %. by Stephens ! 10; runs.
off OuttersIde 2. Stephens ,; hits, of
Outterside (. Stephens s: two-base hits.
Stebbins. Picard, BOSNIAN 90. Caporal
home run, Erbin: stolen bases, Harris
C3). Trimble, Dresch. Sherrod, Wintz;
sacrifice hits, Trimble. Conrad struck
out. by Smith s. Stephens s. White 3:
base on balls. off Smith I, Stephens s.
White 4; batters hit. BY Stephens walls,
Browning: first base on errors. Utill-
ties ;. Heaters 3: left on bases, Utill-
ties Il. Heaters -: double plays, Brown
ing 10 Trlmble 10 Walls: Wild pitches. by
White 90; passed bail, by Rossma n
time. $40; umplres, Gotten. stahl. Kozo.
wicz; scorer. I'd Georges.
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Runs. Ormand, Behrens. Schwab, John
ston (2). Morgan ca. Bloxsom, Fuller.
Powell: errors, Schwab. Eberhard. Blox-
som, Mancuso; two-base hits, Morgan
Cs), Ellis, Ormand, Johnston. Blossom;
three base hit. Taylor: stolen base. Tsy-
lor; double play, Boggess to Fuller; base
on balls. off Burns /. off Morgan 5,
off Pipkin 1; hit by pitcher, by Pipkin
by Pirtle 8: innings pitched, by Burns
5, by Morgan 5, one out in sixth; hits.
off Burns and runs, off Morgan ,
and runs; winning pitcher, Morgan;
losing pitcher. Burns; left on bases,
Beaumont s, Houston o; umpires, os-
borne and Hill; time, 1910.
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Heavy Hitting as
Bluffs Win and Lose

HOUSTON. Sept. s.--Heavy hit
ting featured the Labor Day double
header here. in which Houston won
the first game, 10.7, and Beaumont
won the second. T-3.
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sOETHERN ASSOCIATION.

Atlanta. sill: Mobile. 20.
New Orleans, i0-s; Birmingham. Jo-i.
Little Rock. 49, Memphis -.
Nashville, Is; Chattanooga, 80.
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AMERICAN AssOCIArIoN.

Louisville. 100: indianapolis. 81.
s.. Paul. G-g; Minnes polls. IS.
Toledo, So. Columbus. 81.
Milwaukee. sis; Kansas City, 5-g
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By Innings.

p..u,,opt -, 600 $50 900 7
Houston .....i......... ZlO 10 VVA-lV
Summary.
Runs Ormand, Behrens, Taylor (2),
Osborne. Schwab. Eberhard, Bailey
BIoxsorn C2), McCurdy C2), Powell. FL
lis, watkins, Fuller "a: error, Lewis ;
two base hits. BehrCns, McCurdy, Powell
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
.BRU|N BOSS ALL SET
To PITCH WEDNESDAY;
TWO GAMES TUESDAY

"Wen, Harry, what you going to throw 'em :?
Fast ones or curves?"
"Man, man, my fast ones gone long ago. I'll use
curves-f they'll curve"
This was snatch of the rainy day conversation at
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08

Toronto. g.: Buffalo, -.
syria cuFe. 4: R0chester. Q
Reading. -: Baltimore. OK.
Jersey City Providence, rain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08

Runs. Distel ., Fitzgerald ?, Bodie.
Turseon, Callaghan, Sutherland, Davis.
Konetchy Palmer. Ellington =; errors
Windle 2, Smith, Phelan; sacrifices, Null
len. Bodie, Windle; two-base hits, Fitz-
gerald. Davis. Sears. Palmer, Jonnard'
Sutherland. Smith. Turgeon, Distel; home
runs, Ellington. Turgeon; double play
Ellington to Palmer; innings pitched, by
Osborne I, runs 4. hits 4; struck out
by walkup 3, by Sutherland ,: bases
on balls, off walkup 2. off Sutherland ?;
wild pitch. walkup; umpirss, Weir and
Coe; time, 1870.
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Pennant Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE

Play Tuesday.
Waco at San Antonio.
Houston at Beaumont.
Shreveport at Wichita Fails
Fort Worth at Dallas.
Mondays Results.
Waco ~ San Antonio, rain.
Fort Worth, 1875; Wichita Falls, i-s.
Houston, l0-5; Beaumont, -.
Dallas, II-s; Shreveport, 20.
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Runs, Metzler, Distel, Williams, Tan
ner, Davis 2, Mullen 2. Sears 3. Konetchy
., Palmer, Ellington. Windle; errors,
Martin, Brett, Palmer; stolen bases, Ed
ington Windle; sacrifices, Distel, Null
len, Smith. Palmer. Konetchy;- two-base
hits, Palmer, Bodie, Tanner, Ellington,
Smith: home runs. Konetchy, Sears; in
nings pitched, by Martin 5, with runs
and hits: struck out, by Pate !. by
Brett /; bases on balls, off Martin 4,
off Brett 9; hit by pitcher, by Martin
(MullenD; passed ball, Smith; time. z:lS;
umpires, Coe and Weir.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08

Blackwell 1o-5: Shawnee s-6.
ArrsuEas City. -. Cushing. t-B.
ToFska, i-si sslina, T-lL
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
PUBLIC SERVICE
CITY LEAGUE
CHAMPIONS
Hot Series for Honors Ends
With Twelve-inning
Victory.

Public Service Utilities, fighting
bunch of ball players, who seem capa-
bic of hitting their fastest pace when
the going gets hot, are champions of
the City Senior League. The coveted
crown finally settled upon their brows
late Monday afternoon after they had
fought the Pittsburg Water Heaters
for twelve long innings over the soaked
expanse of Block Stadium, squeeze
play in the last inning giving them a
7-to-6 victory.
1t was the final battle Of tooth
and-toenail struggle these two evenly
matched teams have fought throughout
the season.
The Utilities also won Sunday af-
ternoon, IL to o.
They will now meet the Saturday
League winners in a playoff for the
citv senior title
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WINNERS HIT HARD.

Three Heater flingers-Outterside.
Stephens and White-were tapped for
eleven safe blows by the Utilities and
issued nine passes during the game.
Small handed out only one walk.
Lefty" White, who turned back the
Utilities in the only game they lost
to the Heaters during the season, hurl-
ed the last two innings and was
charged with the loss. With one down,
Red" Trimble dropped a neat sacri-
flee bunt down the third base line.
Before it could be fielded Manager
Browning had charged across the plate
from third with the winning run.
The Heaters threatened in their
half when Caporal. first man up, dou'
bled. Small frightened up, however
and retired three in order.
The score:
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HarR MONDAY dlIeE-
noon as Harry Ables, Bob
Coleman and other club Off
Gals stood around so as to be on
hand if the field miraculously dried
off. and a couple of hundred fans
camped at the entrance hoping against
hope Waco and the Bears would be
able to play at least one Of their hoh-
day games.
The inject. of course, was Harry
Ables' comeback ms. a pitcher after
fifteen years Of retirement from
league ball, comeback scheduled for
Wednesday afternoon against the
Beaumont Exporters.
CALL OF THE WILD.
The Bruin president. past 40 but
still a remarkable athlete, lean and
powerful and sun-tanned, sees each
base all season go by grudgingly I'M
less he mixes into the fun a little.
In recent years, he has been pitching
little amateur ball. and has twirled
in the games the civic clubs usually
get up among their members. In
these games he has had cinch.
The smokes gone" says Harry,
~but maybe / can still get by with
slow hooks and mixing 'em up. I'll
try to fool EN- Ia Bob Couchman."
At least, Harry will keep the
Beaumonters from seeing the ball as
long as he has il in / hands. The
Bear mogul had the longest fingers
Of any pitcher in his day and an
other man with hands that can COM
pletely enfold a regulation baseball.
hiding it from view, as Harry's left
hurting hand does, has not since made
his appearance locally.
STRIKEOUT KING.
Ables was once rated among the
best left-handed pitchers in the bust
ness. He hurled for San Antonio al
most fifteen years ago and was a
sensation. One day. August II. 1910,
says the record book. he famed the
first ten batters TO face him and
got fifteen in all during the game.
His pitching, the record book furth-
or shows, won a pennant for Oakland
in the Pacific Coast League in 1912,
when he famed 1913 men in $50 in
nings, an average Of almost ten whiffs
to the game.
Harry has been curious ever since
he pitched his last league game in
1915, 10 see how the old flipper will
work in a regular ball game again.
Just for the fun Of it. and because
he's been urged to 10 so, he's going
to try the wing out Wednesday.
"RASSLE'' LIKELY"
Don't be surprised If Harry gives
the Beaumonters a "rassle," although
he says he's going TO have Bob Cole
man warm up n pitcher from the
time be throws the first ball until he
collapses like the One-Hoss Shay.
Skipper Coleman intends to pitch
Couchman and Watt. his two most
successful chunkers, in the Tuesday
afternoon double-headcr with Waco
that starts at O'Clock. Lindsey
may hurl instead of Watt. Couch
man gets the assignment in the nine
inning first game. The rockies will
sit on the bench and the regulars
will get back in the fray after an
absence from their accustomed posi-
tons since last Thursday.
The new Bear owners have been
lucky. -Four games here have been
rained out and three Of these have
been covered adequately By rain in
surance 10 the extent Of $500 or
more. The league insures the holiday
games and 50 the labor Day rain
storm lost neither the club nor the
parent organization anything in the
way Of receipts.
TnhIT rTTrafTr nTTrH
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NET RECEIPTS ss15.

Large crowds for an amateur exhi-
bition saw these two teams battle for
the pennant. Net receipts for the two
days totaled $315.15. which will be
donated to charity. Rent on the field
was SIS.
Mondays deciding game was prac-
tically free of the chickering's and UNI
pire batting which made the first game
a nightmare for the arbiters and n
squad of policemen. The half-inch Of
rain which fell during the morning
seemed to have dampened quick tenn
pers.
August Small was the hero of the
Utilities deciding victory. After be-
ing raped for nine hits and six runs
in the first five frames, he settled
down and held the rampaging Heaters
scoreless the rest Of the way. The
Utilities. meanwhile, came from behind
with one-run rallies in both the sew
enth and eighth innings to tie the
count at six-all at the end of the regu-
lation nine innings.
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~ St Louis, lst game Z. y. L
Cincinnati ........ 100 03S o00-6 2 ]
81 Louis ......... 10 900 Ogl-c u s
Batteries: RlEgy, Benton. EsyE and
Hargrsve; Rhem, Mails, DIcksrmau, by
ar and O'Farrell.
Al st. Louis-2nd game r. r. r
Cincinnati ........ 900 100 000--l ]
81 Louis .........gG0 200 0g:.-5 8 3
Batteries. Goodwin and Kruger, shsr-
del ard Wick.
Others rsyncd out.
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Mondays Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Play Tuesday.

Play Tuesday.
~. Louis at Detroit
Chicago at Cleveland.
washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
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fl.r.Innd "a: rhicnrn. =.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Play Tuesday.

Cincinnati az 81. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Two games scheduled.
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Mondays Results.

washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Mondays Results.
Washington. 81; Philadelphia. Is.
ws ~ pai5S'sI phis 900 oiO olo-: 10 .
Philsdsiphia -. 900 900 Ool-1 . 0
Batteries: johnson and Rusl; Groves
BsunEartner and Cochrane.
wss - pRtia1eiphia iO1 go o.oL7 Is Is .
Phfisdelphia 900 go il0-5 Is :
Batteries: Coveleskie. Russell, Ballau,
zachary and Ruel; Quinn, BaumgartneF'
waiberg and Coehrane.
Detroit. 20; St, Louis, 50
81 Louis .......1oo 81. ooo-5 il )
Dt saft.r.s: vsald 5io ' paR ES ana
Hsrrrave; Wells Doyle and Bassler'
EvoodslL
At Detroit r. u. Z.
81 Louis ........ On So LOO 100 zoe Il! "a
Batteries: Davis and Dixon. HargTaTe;
whitehIll, Doyle and Bsssler.
Be, Eo:toG; s. !! New York l.
Boston ........... 90 600 l0x-5 10 0
Batteries: Jones, Il johnson and
BenEough. Ehmke and Picinlch.
First game, postponed, rain.
Cleveland. so; Chicago. SIS.
Al Cleveland. LIST game RH.E.
chicago ......... i0l lOl 100 10 !
Cleveland ..-.... O00 l4o ool-s y
Batteries: Blsnksnship. ThurEtOn and
EchaIk. Miller Specie, Kari and sewell
Second game r. u. z.
Chicago .......... 100 100 2f2-5 0
Cleveland ..... 600 900 900 0
Batteries: Edwards and Grouse, schslk,
Smith and Sewell
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
Mondays Results.
PittsbnrEh. - Ch.earo, 81.

A. Pittsburgh R.H. z
Chicago .......... 900 90 OBS Is !
PittsburFh ....... OlO 81 U0z-g Il 5
Batteries: Cooper, Keen and Gonzales;
Oldham and GOocn
At PlttsburEh-5nd game T. II. Z.
Chicago ......... 4Ou ono OF % t. (
Pittsburgh ...... On2 002 l20 Is u .
Batteries: Bush Kaufman and Hart
lstt. Gonzales; kremer, Meadows and
Smith.