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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-31
Dempsey Nose
Standing Up Strong
Under Punishment

atlantic City, n. j., Aug. o0.-tP-
Jack Dempsey's rebuilt nose. perha ps
the most celebrated proboscis of
modern times, was still intact today
as Grecian as ever. after having
been subjected to terrific battering
from three weeks of his training
campaign.
Ringsiders who have been sitting
around the champions outdoor are
ma awaiting with gasping breath for
something to happen every time he
gets a solid smack on the nose, have
given up hope of seeing anything
happen at all.
There is nothing to worry about "
Dempsey said today. MY nose is
really better for fighting that TIM
n'ey's. 1t will give under the strain
of a hard punch. IF / hadn't gone
into the movies after the operation.
the public never you'd have thought
anything about it.'
Dempseys nose was reported to
have been modelled from parafin, a
rather insubstantial substance to
withstand the battering of the ring.
AS matter of fact there is not
a OF OF any loItlSH SipStditt III lut
built over organ. Jack had A pair
Of blooming caulifower ears An in
genius operation was performed
hich removed this excess cartilage
for use in building the bridge of the
pronoscis.
Dempsey believes the new organ
is better than the old because car
tilage. while tough. will give under
the stress of punches instead of
swapping as bone will.
The effort to become a movie hero
was one reason for the operation
which killed two birds with one
knife. but it was not the principal
motive.
The old nose with its broken
bridge. forced him to breathe
through his mouth. serious handi-
cap to any fighter. With the new
one he has a clear air passage and
the old wheeling and snorting is
nota BILE by its absence during his
present workouts.
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Several 1926 Golf
Champions Under 10

Chicago, Aug 30-(Pl-Downcast
Observers Of wild youth have not
been following this summers golf
tournaments. The young bloods have
had the best Of things on the links IN
a number of recent tournaments and
as result there are now several
Champions under 10 years of age.
Miss Dorothy Page. of Madison
Wis, who won the women's western
title at Olympia Fields over Mrs. O.
s. HILL Kansas City, is 10 Marion
Turpie, New Orleans. who went
through the third round with excep-
.tonal performance. is still under Is.
Two weeks ago Sammy Alphert, a Is
year old Austrian high school boy.
won the western JUNIOR championship
az EdgeWater and the week before
mat, Lester Bolsted. of Minneapolis,
ran off with the National public links
utle at Buffalo. He is IS, as is Art
Irerra' his fellow townsman. who
vas medalist with 70 in the junior
Qualifying rounds.
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Guy Mckinney Is
Winner of Record
Purse of S45,868.42

Syracuse. y. Y. AUG. 80 - up -
Guy Mckinney. owned by Henry E.
Rea of Pittsburgh, and driven by
Ray. today won the s12.600 HANDLE
tonian Stake for three year old trot-
ters, the richest purse in light har-
ness history. The victor's share of
the purse was s45.s6S,42. Guy Nc
Kinney won in two straight heats.
Guy Dean owned by j. r. Nc
kune, also of Pittsburgh, came in
second in both heats. beaten only bv
James Walker of New York con-
gra tula ted the winner
Mrs. Ellie Trabue. Jacksopville.
Fla. owner Of the FLY by the same
name. took third money, $685..
Charm. owned by II. !. Schlesinger.
Full Worthy, owned by Tommy Muir
ply, Syracuse. and Station Belle.
owned by E. J. Markle. Columbus.
Ohio. finished fourth. fifth and sixth.
respectively. Each took $1,000.
The first heat was covered in
EOS IA and the second in 2.O4 S-4.
The summaries:
THE YATES HOTEL, 8 YEAR OLD
PAGERS. PURSE $4,000
Highland Scott. bh, by Peter
Scott. dam unknown CMurphy) l
David Fellows, Big (Egano ...... ; :
Lillian n, BIN palm .......... 3
I.u Trask. be tCoX) ............ I 4
Major Rose, Big t(Mulloy) ...... )
Fay Silk, bg Walburton) ....... S I
Bennett, brh (McDonald) ...... s
THE HAMBLETC MAN STAKE. 3
YEAR OLD TROTTERS, PURSE
s13,6Oo
Guy Mckinney. b c. by Guy
Axworthy Queen Mckinney
tRay) ................. /
Guy Dean. b c. (Cox) ....r....' ?
Ellie Trabue h f. (Valentine) 4 3
Charm. h f, 'CWhi&e) ...... 4
Full Worthy b c. murphy E. 5
Station Belle. b f. Merkle) :. 10 6
San Juan. hr c. (Fleming) 80. S IL
First Choice. br C. tCroZier) ..
Cinema, b f. CDickersonl 80. 9 :
Petrena Harvester, br f,
tCn1idS) !...... )
Bronx. c. (Egan ...... IL 10
General Walker, blk c, tMc-
Donald) .......... IL IL
Hollywood Susan, b f. Dodge) 13 II
Josephine Volo. b f, tStimson) IA DIR
Time 2;o5 IA: 2:04 "a.
2:15 PACE. PURSE 81, 900
Daisy Grattan, M by Ora titan
Royal. Daisy Attlal (Ray) :. /
Belle McKlyo, b m. (Pittman) 2
Hello Frisco b &, tPhilburn) 4
Irma Rico. br m, (Curtis) :. 3
Time 2:l7; 2:17: 2:15.
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Highly Picturesque
French Quartet Will
Play for Davis Trophy

New York, Aug. 30-(P)--The pic
turesque quartet of French Davis
cup challengers-Rene Lacoste, Hen
ri Cochet, jacques Brugnon and the
bounding basque, Jean. Borotra. are
beating again on the door of Ameri-
can tennis supremacy
And for the second time in two
years. the big four Of American ten
mis-. Tilden. Richards, Johnson and
Williams, must beat back the men
ace Of foreign youth that becomes
more pressing with each challenge.
France fought her way into the
challenge round for the famed tro-
ply by a stirring last ditch battle
with the Japanese team of Takeiichi
Harada and Tsumio Tawara at For
men edged out of a three to two VIC
tory in matches, although Tarrada
stamped himself as the outstanding
star of the series by conauering both
Lacoste and Cochet Tawara lost
both singles contests and the doubles
triumph Of Cochet and Brugnon on
Friday proved the margin of victory
for France.
BY winning the Newport singles
championship Saturday, william Til
den. national champion, again show
ed himself the master. The con-
queror of both Lacoste and Brugnon
in the last challenge round, who was
forced to take stunning defeat from
both indoors, proved that he will
again be the ace Of the defending
forces by his triumph over Alfred Fl.
Chaplin, .Jr., The French and Ameri-
can teams meet at Philadelphia,
Sept. IL.
Flomaton, Ala, Aug. s0.--LPf-W.
c. tBilD Jackson, Flomaton swimmer.
is believed to have broken all fresh
water long distance swimming records
yesterday when he completed 90
mile grind down the Escsnibia River
He arrived late this Afeernoon files be-
long Moline, Fla, afses he had been in
the water nine hours ard 60 minutes.
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swimming English Channel Getting Everyday
| MISS STURTEvANT
RETAINS COUNTRY
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

MISS Joan Sturtevant, 1925 tennis
champion of the Augusta Country Club
IN the women's division. retained her
,,'ie TINS season, winning from Mrs
e. r Baobitt in the final match on
tne country club courts YESTERDAY.
fIaFlng steady game throughout.
MISS Sturtevant won by score Of
6-4 e-3. VI
rms match finished the tennis tour
i,ament In the women's division as no
doubles tourney was staged this wear.
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Hold Pro Gambler
In Death of Woman

Chicago. Aug. S0-LP y Edward
Moore. known as a professional gam
bier. was taken by police this after
noon for questioning in connection
with the death of Mrs. Blanche Ham
er. pretty 80 year old Seattle divorce.
whose body was dragged from Lake
Michigan here this morning.
1t was first believed Abe young
woman had committed suicide but
marks on the body indicated violence
the police said, and the arrest of
Moore followed.
Mrs. Haner met Moore last night
81 gave her $3.50 early in the even
ing and left her he said.
On leaving her apartment Mrs.
Haner gave Mrs. Bella Blake, friend
$3.50 and jewelry she valued at $4,000
SAYING, look after these for me-
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DOUBLE B CREW
WALL0PS CHEMISTS

Bangor. Me, Aug. so.-Bangor-
Brower won the Maine League game
from Penobscot Chemical here today
by a ? to score, Carruthers holding
r. {. F. to three scattered hits and
winning his own game by hit which
tied the game, and scoring by good
nase running. The score.
Bangor-Brewer go. 00n 400 2nx-2-9-2
Z. {. F. .........~. 100 600 n00-l s. 3
Carruthers and Burman; Pollia and
Byrne.
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Husky Veterans
Will Be Back on
West Point Gridders

West Point. \. Y, Aug. 30.-(P-
Head Coach Lawrence (Biff) Jones
expects IS men to appear Wednes-
day for the West Point cadets first
football practice of the season, he
announced today. Jones is serving
his first year at the head of the
Army gridders.
Facing one Of the hardest sched-
ules in years, Coach Jones has prov
ed material in Tiny" Hewitt, cap
tain: Wilson. Trapnell, and Harding
in the backfeld; Born. .Harbold and
Davidson, ends; and DAILY. Schmidt,
Seaman, Saunders, Hammock.
Sprague and Elias in the line.
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REDS HALT RUSH
OF CUB OUTFIT, 81

Chicago, Aug. so.-(P)-Chicag o's
winning streak of eight consecutive
games was broken today when the Gin
cinnati Reds defeated the Cubs 8 to 2
in the second game Of the series. II
was the first game Pete Donohue had
won after losing six in row. The
visitors made their runs by punching
their blows behind Blake's bases on
balls. Donohue was hit freely but kept
the hits widely scattered in all except
the eighth inning when three blows
gave the Cubs their two runs The
fielding of Cooney and Walker were the
features. The score:
Chicago ...... 400 600 o2O-2-9-l
Donohue and Hargrave; Blake,
Bush, Jones and Hartnett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-31
DEMPSEY HAS 5
ROUND WORKOUT

Atlantic City. \. j.. Aug. Sa-(P,--
Jaik Dempsey engaged in the snap
piest workout today he has gone
through since he established his
training damp here week ago. He
restricted his boxing 10 Ave rounds
instead of the usual seven. but slash
ed away at the light and heavy
punching bags for a round each and
also went through a round with the
pulleys. winding up with a session of
calisthenics,
The champions work was so i'm
pressive that Harry Greh. former
worlds middleweight titleholder.
changed his opinion concerning the
outcome of DempseN's contest with
Gene Tunney ing philadelphia. Sep
TENDER %. Up until today Greb said
he had favored Tunney. Now he ia
vors Dempsey.
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Tunney Has Easy
Day at Spectator

Spectator. n. Y. Aug. 30--[P(-
Gene Tunney, heavyweight contender
for Jack Dempseys crown, spent his
last day in his New York state train
ing camp In comparative leisure.
Some road work in the morning and
a few rounds at the light bag suf1iced
for his training today
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| GIANTS pep UP
| AND TRIM DODGERS

Brooklyn, Aug. 3o-[Pl-The New
York Giants broke their losing streak
by winning from Brooklyn today to
,. Huehey McQuillan held the Robins
to five hits. while four pitchers were
sent to the mound for Brooklyn.
Mueller hit two homers over the
right field wall. The game marked
the last appearance of the season at
brooklyn. The score:
New York ........3 300 OIL 100-S-15-1
Brooklyn ........ 900 010 0O1-o- 5-3
McQuillan and Florence; McGraw,
McWeeny. Barnes, Williams and De-
berry. O'Neil
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CH|SOX WIN over
MYSTIF|ED TIGERS

Detroit AUG. 30.-LPt-The Tigers
could not solve Ted Lyons today and
tie White son won the first game of
the series to =. Gibson was wild.
walking IS men and wild pitching one
run across the plate. Detroit made
five double PLAYS. The scored -
Chicago ..........00 3 Dol 10o--5-1l-l
Detroit ...........2 200 600 0o0-2- 81
Lyons and Grabowslli; Gibson and
Manton, Woodall.
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Bates football men will report for
duty September Is. Bates expects to
be exceptionally strong in the line
this year and is confident of making
a good showing in the annual series
this fall. The team is without a
captain as yet but will not let this
interfere with the scheduled start.
Colby should be strong this year.
The Waterville club, coached by Ed
die Roundy. has q host of veteran
PLAYERS and the team was almost
good enough to win the champion
ship last year. Colby should cop the
championship II she gets her share
of the breaks this fap.
Cony will have to develop a fast
club to stay in the running this year.
winslow lost just one man by grad :
nation. Morse Is plentifuly blessed
with material SkoWhegan, Wnlch
had young, green team last year.
will be strong with veterans and
most Of the teams in the county will
he almost intact this year.
lewiston. one of Cony's most dan
gerous opponents, suffered rather
heavily but the school is large and
the Spindle City aggregation will
nrobabT be one OF the best OUTFITS
IN the state The Lewiston club
plays on williams Field this season
and will probably give the Red ana
white her toughest battle.
waterville came out Of 1t Just as
badly as Ceny. Up in the Elm CITY
RilJ Millet has one man to Work WIN
and wally Donovan. who was nan
the team last year. will not be avail
able for this fall. On the race OF
things it appears that Watervilie
and Cony each will UNDERGO a build .
inc process this year. with the most
If their athletes graduated In 1925.
Roth schools are well blessed with
. eeressive material, however and IL
the Young players come up 70
nacta lions these two well known nv
s1s should both make good showinss
in every sport.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo 3: 6: 1; Columbus l; =. =
Milwaukee Minneapolis not scheo :
uled. :,,,..ra Kansas
,-i,v.st Foul played previously.
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IuDCE'S HOMER With BASES FULL
HELPS SENATORS TOP THE YANKS

xsu York, Aug So-(Pl-The
r.rree. dropped a loose game to the
s.,o+ors today by a score of IL to
Toe Judge helped Walter John
assume a commanding position
rben he drove oft nome run with
W.. bases filled in the first inning.
Iasrson went the distance for the
1G,s but the losers called on
w.. Braxton, Beall and Max Nc
1U-id In order. The Yankees scored
e. - their six runs in the last two in
rings,
The score: -
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Ruether, Now a Yank,
Threatened with Bad
Attack Appendicitis

New York. Aug 30--(P,-Dutch
Ruether must recover from a threat
ened attack of appendicitis before he
will be Of any use to the New York
Yankees who acquired him last
week from Washington via the
waiver route.
81 The veteran southpaw, joining the
Yankees here yesterday. disclosed
that ice pack treatment and a
liquid diet had taken ten pounds
from his frame in five days. He
hopes to recover sufficiently to pitch
within a week or so, he said.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-31

x-batted for Bean in Sth.
rasbington 4 o l 0 2-12
Va. work $500. o 0 0 I o 0 0 , 8 s
Two base hits McNeely, Myer,
pnth Meusel Three base hits Rice.
combs. Home runs Judge, Lazzeri.
stolen bases Rice Meusel. Sacrifice
Cehrig. Double plays Dugan. Gehrig
and Koenig: Judge, Myer and Judge;
Gazella. LaZzeri and Gehrig. Left on
base New York 10: Washington s.
Bases on balls off Jones /; Beall 4;
Johnson 4. Struck out by Jones i;
Braxton !: Beall 8; Johnson S. Hits
off Jones in ?: innings. (none out
in Srdl: Braxtou in /; Beall 3 in
4 McQuad in 2 Hit by pitcher by
Jones GudgeD. Wild pitch, Reall.
Losing pitcher Jones. Umpires Nor
tarty, MCGOWAN and Dineen. Time
Ais.
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PHILLIES HAND
| BLANK TO BRAVES

Philadelphia. Aug 3o.-(P,-The
Phillies defeated Boston today 5 to o.
Fred Leach had a perf>ct day at bat
with two singles, a double and home
run in four times at bat. Jack Smith
and Manager Bancroft We're both or
dered off the field by Umpire Sweeney
for arguing over decision in the
sixth inning The score:
Boston ...... 600 ONn 000-N- IL
Philadelphia go. .O01 1O2 01x-5-12-0
n. Smith and H. Taylor, Carlson and
J. Wilson.
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PIRATES and CARDINALS Divide
DOUBLE BILL OF CRUCIAL SERIES

ST. Louis, Aug. 80. - Rt - The
Pittsburgh Pirates retained hrst
place in the close National League
pennant race by dividing a double
header today with the st. Louis Car
dinals. The Pirates won the first
game to o. and the Cardinals won
the second, 5 to 3. The Cardinals
remained in third place as the Sec
ond place Cincinnati Reds won to-
day. ,,
s' y
<t-
First game:
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, Aug. 30.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 15sdls
BUTTER-Higher scoring than ex-
tras 44d Al; extras 49,; extra irsts
50 q 43s.
CHEEsE-Extras 2s@2sa; nrsts 81
G22
CORN-No. 2 yellow s4da5
EGGS-Nearby hennery brown ex-
tras 54455i white and mixed extras
49954: eastern extras 1906; west
ern extras 41@42.
FLOUR-Spring patents. 19s-pound
sacks. special short 5000 80; stand
ard IT'S a 500.
HAY-No. 2 timothy 2Sd2s.
LAMB-Spring 29G3I.
PORK-Medium backs 31.00qS450.
OATS-Forty pounds 55Q56.
POTATOES-Easter shore 32hm
$50: Maine Cobblers o.5nm265 pc,
106-pound bag; sweets 6Q550
SUGAR-American Sugar Refining
quotes $40 cents in l0o-pound lots
less per cent. for cash.
NEAI.-12@ %.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Hartford at New Haven, played as
part of double header yesterday.
Bridgeport at Waterbury, played as
part of double header at Bridgeport
yesterday.
First game-at Providence %: Is:
5; Pittsfield 10; IA; 7. Second game
at Providence 5; 10 0; Pittsfeld
4; s; 3.
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Thank the Lord for the comedians! Where would we
be without the boys with pep and of humor who
enliven the sometimes dreary hours spent in watching
baseball boxing, ttnnis, and on?
are. of course, Nick Atroek and Al Sehaeht. the
Intaole clowns who are listeo as coaches OF the
Washington Senator'S Any who has not seen their
o'ow- motion boxing act the r comic golf antics. and
has missed real treat.
There have been. Of course. many other clowns in
baseball. Germany" schaefer probably the most
famous Besides stealing first from second after
being disappointed because the catcher hadn't made
attempt to catch him when second. Schaefer
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INTERN ATIONAL LEAGUE

First game: Toronto %, Reading
). Second game: Toronto S, Read
ing z.
Rochester 4, jersey City 9.
Buffalo IL, Baltimore 3.
Newark-Syracuse PLAYED previous
"
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ST. LOUIS

Pittsburgh II o 0 l o q o l G3
st. Louis -. % 0 0 OF 0 0 o 90
Two base hits. Smith 2. Three
base hit. Waner. Stolen base, Guy
Ter. Sacrifice. Rhyme. Double PLAYS,
Rhem, TheVenow and Bottomlev.
Left on base, Pittsburgh 4, st. Louis
:. Bases on balls off Kremer 1.
Struck ont by Kremer 4, Rhem 2.
Hits off Rhem in s. H. Bell 0 in, 1.
Losing pitcher, Rhem. Umpires
Rigler. QuigleN. Reardon and Nc.
CormiCk. Time, LAG. - =.
Second game:
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used to the stands Just What the batter going
Sawyer Rabbit Maranv Everett Nu the astnamd of the
Eastern League
Brian South African |vens Of
in
these ranking United States
Stubby Hawaii
Stubby
and which
%
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PITTSBURGH ....l 0 0 . IL
St. Louis .....1 0 0 0 3 0 0 x-:5
Two base hits Douthit, Smith.
Home run Bell. Stolen base Douthit.
Left on base Pittsburgh S; st. Louis
6. Bases on balls off Bush 3; Haines
2. Struck out by Bush q; Haines L..
Wild pitch Haines Umpires Rig1er,
Quigley Reardon and Mccormick.
Time 205. 49,
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Dabney and Carl s. Pfaffman fall
ing before the spectacular net at
taeks of HeHli isnaHef. and JACQUES
BruEnon, 81. So, SO.
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Standing of the Clubs

Today's Games
Salem at Portland.
Lynn at Lewiston g games).
Lawrence at Nashua.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago S; Detroit 2.
Washington IL; New York 6.
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N. E. League

-
AT PORTLAND
fortland '.''...... :...... 10 ?
~ III ~ y
Crandall. Fitzgerald and Moore:
Kelsey, Rosner and Cole.
AT LEWISTON
salem .................. l 8, y
Ac"lStoIl .-'..... ......-
Mcdonnell and Preo, Spates and
J. Murphy.
AT MANCHESTER
Lawrence .............. q !
Prudhomme and Synnott; Murphy
and Sukeforth. -
AT NASHUA
First game:
HaverhlH ''............. !
Ndsn1id =
Peloquin and Flaherty; Pollinger.
Haverstig and Hyde.
Second game:
BaNerhlII ........''..... IA U
Nashua .................. s l
McCrehan and F'laherty; Pollingar
and Hoch.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh 8; ST Louis o (first
sane).
st. Louis 5; Pittsburgh 3 (sseo nd
sane).
Cincinnati 8; Chicago 2.
Philadelphia 5; Boston O,
New York 8; Brooklyn 2.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Chicago at Detroit.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
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IHIT0 70 OUVI VII
I'm a father" cried young Jones
as he burst into the office
SOS YOUR old man" replied the
boss. Get to work. Jack O Ian
tern.
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PITTSBURGH
ST, LOUIS

x-Batted for Rawlings in eth.
xx-Batted for Cronin in 9Th l.
xxX--Batted for Bush in 9th. -
..-f-
ST, LOUIS - (:
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TODAYS GAM Es

IODAr NAMES
Boston at Philadelphi
Pittsburgh at St. Louis e sames)
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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AT PORTLAND
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/. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo 8: 6: 1; Columbus l; ~ =
Milwaukee, Minneapolis not scheo :
uled. .ra Kansas
Indianaso ,l, n -hou.sY previ r