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BIDSASKED0N
EXTENSION OF
WATER MAINS
Exterior of City Hall and Au
ditOrium and Fire Truck
Room to BE Painted
SIDEWALK ORDERED IN
Building Ordinance Passed
Commissioners Discuss
~
Traffic Problems

Plans and specifications and esti-
mates of cost OF two water main cx-
tension projects were presented to
the city commission last night by
the city engineer, and the city au-
ditor was authorized to advertise for
bids for the installation Of the mains,
request for which had previously
been made by the property owners
affected and benefited thcrcDy.
The city engineers estimate on
the extension on Thayer street from
Mandan to Washington avenue was
as follows:
493 linear feet six inch pipe
in place, including special
caStlngS ............ 81 jU
Engineering and supervision,
five per cent ........... 6l.23
Expenses Of special assess
ment commission .. $500
$l,3l9.1O
The proposed extension from
Thayer street to Broadway on West
Park street was estimated to cost
81 ,437.25, as follows:
494 linear feet six inch pipe
in place, including special
castings ~ ,z3oOO
One hydrant ............... $500
Taking up and relaying pave
ment $500
$l,345.OO
Engineering and supervision.
five per cent ........ G7.25
Expenses of special assess
ment commission . ..... $500.
$l,437.25
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Rain or snow probable tonight;
Wednesday cloudy and colder.
Evening star., 1926-06-09

Henry Edward Jaeger, William Man.
ger and Charles d. Martin.
Master of foreign service-Joseph
Henry Barkmeier,' cum .laude; Eu'
gene Walter Chevraux. cum laude;
Francis Daniel Cronin, Eugene Boris
Danilevitch, Edgar Alexander Gervais.
kyi-Yuan Hu, james Howard McCor-
mick, Rudolph James Rice and James
William Riddieberger, cum lau ;.
Bachelor of foreign service-R lncis
Laurenson Abell. Francis Law. ence
Babcock, Charles Franklin Baldwin,
Alfred James Bartram. Edmond Fran
els Bemis, cum laude; Otis Redfern
Bullock, Henry William Coughlin, AL
bert Cyril Crilley, Peter Louis Dounis,
Gabriel Dominic Ferrante, John Henry
Halpin, Joseph Patrick Harding.
James John Hennessey, Joseph
Stromeier. Herr, Larkin Hundley.
Charles Esmonde Kearney. jr.; Pastor
Kimpo. Edgar Martin Linsenmeyer.
Charles L. Luedtke, Joseph Butler
Paul :Aloysius McManus, Ed
ward John Marcus, Charles Anthony
Murdy. Ewell Edward Murphy. VIII
liam Barrett Cakes. Thomas Daniel
O'Keefe, James Richard O'Neil. En-
rique Rada Palma, Clifford William
Sands, Sylvester Anthony Schramm,
Walter Joseph Sewell, John Joseph
Shanahan, Edward Matthew Sheehan,
Gil Luna Sulit. James Edward Watts,
Everett Wilcox and Brewer vance
York.
Certificate in. foreign service-Leo-
po)do Alvarado, William Leo Banas-
han lanes Burgess. jr.: Francis
Michael Cronan and Joseph Anthony
Evening star., 1926-06-09
HOOVER is CONFIDENT
DEMOCRACY IS SAFE. HE
TELLS U. STUDENTS

Continued from Page NineteenD
liam Golsen. Maurice Henry Hartisan,
ir; Dorsey Berrv Hcer. Frederick
Mehling Hickey. cum laude; William
Maurice Hoffman, il: jerome John
I<rick. Thomas Mcnamara I.eahy.
Hush Charles MCGOWAN. Frank I.e-
Duke McGrath, Joseph William Mad.
den. Robert Leo Nudd, Augustin
Francis Oakes, ir., Vincent John
O'Leary, Cyril Cassiau O'Neili. Car
berry Francis O'Shea, John James
Powers, Paul I.eahiCh Reinsel. Paul
Francis Reynolds, Paul Joseph Rey-
nolds, James Coale SappinSton. r.:
Otto Joseph Saur. Joseph Skeffington
Wholey and Robert Milton Wolfe.
Bachelor of science in medicine
Walter Atkinson, Joseph Arthur Clin.
ton, Samuel Dessoff, John Charles
Flanagan. Daniel Leo Finucane, Ed
ward Alfred Greco. John Tildhman
Hazel, John Joseph Hourigan. Louis
Jimal, Harry +. Thomas kemper,
David Howard kushner, Edward Will
liam Luczynski. Harry lion Norton,
Parry w. O'Donnell, William Patrick
O'Ready, Richard Francis Shaw. 10.
seph William SokoloWski and Fred NJ.
Fl. Viter.
School, or Medicine degrees in course:
Doctor IL nedicine-Nincent j.
Amato, Gaspar Arosemena. Raoul Jo-
seph Benoit, Harry William Burgess.
Albert Arthur Cinelh, Jerome Frank
Cristina. John Lorain De Mayo, John
Vincent Dol2n. Attilio, r. D'Onofrio,
George J. Ellis. William Timothy
Fifer. Raymond 4. Flynn. Louis Jo-
seph Garibaldi ir.; William Amos Gil
roy, Frederick Aloysius Hasney. Mar
tin William LurkoWitZ, Michael J.
Kranichuck.. Charles Anthony Lally,
Edward Joseph I<F"nard Anthony- Jo-.
seph Lettiere. Gakilnir John Luksteid,
John Francis Lynch. Charles Anthony
Mclaughlin. John William AIahoney,
Francis Joseph Malone. Paul keating
Maloney, Leonard Dominic Marinaro,
Richard Dyer Nufid, James Edward
Nolan. Edward Matthew O'Brien,
Neil John O'keefe. Thomas Houston
Pargen. Martin Lawrence Quinn, Will
liam Blanck Quinn, Richard Maurice
Rosenberg, Eugene Dominic Scala,
Samuel Schneckendorf Paul Nealon
Taylor, Richard Baxter Thibadeau,
Evening star., 1926-06-09

Leddy. Herbert Hirsch Lind, Albert
Shelton Lisenby. Abraham Manuel
Luchs, Leo Carroll Patrick Lynch.
Ralph Tooley Lynch. Richard
Aloysius Mahar, Carmen Vincent Ma
rinaro, Joseph Page Massie, Louis
Max. Kenneth James McAuliffe,
Archie Robert McCallum, Lawrence
McCarty, John Thomas Mclaughlin,
jr.: Thomas Gerald Melvin. Spencer
Barrett Michael. James William Mil.
lard, Lawrence John Mills, jr.;
Fra ncis,, John Moran, Elmer Au-
gust Mottet, ffWelton Paul Mouton,
john Augustus Murphy, Paul
James Murphy, Rudolph Naccarato.
Leriian Hine hewitt. Harold Frank
Noneman. Raymond John Norton.
Gardner James Boyle, Robert Fran.
els O'Connor, William Aloysius O'Con-
nor. Martin Francis O'Donoghue,
John Augustine O'Neill, Bernard
George Ostmann, Thomas Francis
Paden, Paul Leason Payton, John
Terry Pelton, Donald John Perry.
Albert Robert Pfau, Sd; Louis F'idelis
Phillips, Edgar, Allan Poe. jr.: John
Prete, John Francis Quinn, Howard
Francis Ralph, Jacob Reck, James
Aloysius Redmond, Edward Eugene
Reilly. James Francis Reilly, Thomas
Joseph Reilly, John George Remey,
Ralph Joseph Rinalducci, Joseph ia.
cob Robbins, William Allerton Rob
erts. Joseph Frederick Rosen, Daniel
Rosengarten. Felix Anthony Russell,
Joseph Max Russell, JAMES Stanis-
laus Sage, George Clifford Saltzman.
John Aztec Sargent. jr.: Charles Al
fred Schaeffer, Frederick John Schlo.
bohm. Emil Saint Elmo Schnell.
bacher. Barnabas Francis Sears. Jo-
seph Philip Segatore, Aaron Louis
ShalowitZ. Patrick Joseph Sheridan,
Henry Sherman. James Earl Shift
lette. John Joseph Sirica. Ernest
Louis Smith. Martin Francis Smith.
Herbert William Staiger, Israel Stein
gold. Francis Carroll Stetson, Michael
Strauss, Benjamin Sweedler. Lee AL
Ian Sven. John Aloysius Talbot. Sam
uel Temkin. Louis Francis Thomp.
son. Herbert Winslow Thornton, Gle
ment Frederick Trudeau. jr.; George
Cornelius Twohy. Philip NNagshal,
Vernon. Barger Walters, George He.
ber Webb. jr.; Francis Xavier Welch,
Frank Wilen, Frank Herman Wisch,
Israel Robert Zaontz.
Degrees in Dentistry.
School of Dentistry; degrees in
course doctor OF dental surgery
Steven Orren Beebe. Howard Stafford
Berger, Herman f. Bernstein, 4. Vic
tor Cercell. Henry Clepatch. Norman
Aloysius Conlon. Andrew Aloysius
Katko, John Francis keaveny, Alex
ander John Lukas, Roland Antonio
Manseau. William Dulanv Monroe.
jr.; Howard James Newton. Elmer
McAlister Smith. Joseph William Sui.
livan. William Thomas Torppey.
Philip Anthony Twomey, David Yu.
row, John Jerome Zawadzki
The School of Foreign Service. de
grees in course doctor of philosophy
In foreign service-Francisco Ba nda
c., Nicholas John Busch. Walter
Evening star., 1926-06-09

Charles Paul Waite. Hugh Joseph
WEIGH, Edward G. Winkler, Joseph
Anthony Zepf.
Other Degrees Conferred.
Graduate School. degrees in course:
Doctor Of observation-disclosures Hen.
ry Healy, A. M, LII. B.
Master of arts-James Dewey Gun
ningham, A. b.
School Of Law. degrees in course:
Master of Laws-George Eugene
Beechwood, Allan Fraser Borroughs.
William Lindsay Carne. John Joseph
Ford Cosgriffe. Lloyd Watson Crea.
son. Samuel Marion Driver, Williams
Grafton Elliott, jr.; Clifford Martin
Francis Harahan, Harold William Nc
Cauley, Victor Aloysius McGee. Her
bert James Noonan, Francis O'Hern
Searle.
Bachelor of laws--Benjam Louis
Abrams, Franklin Launcelot Adams.
Joseph Floyd Atchison, Walter Ellis
Aylor, John Paul Bacharach. Robert
Parnell Baine, Thomas Franklin Ba.
ker, Walter Frederick Banse. James
Francis Barry, Victor Isador Berman,
Samuel Bernstein. Starley Bialos.
Francis Rust Bishop. Earl Adams
Bloomquist, Nathan Bluffestone, Wal
ter Henry Borcherding. Edward Nc
Mahon Boyle, John Warren Brewer,
John Henry Brubaker, Alfred Lytle
Burdine, John MAXWELL Burket. Daniel
John Byrne. William Patrick Garfield.
Reuben Theodore Carlson. John Ber.
nard Carson, William Francis Clark
John Benedict Conley, Allen Nesbit
Connolly, William Patrick Connery.
James Edward Connor. Michael Fran
els Connor. John Phillip Cooney, jr.:
Leo Costello. James Dewey Cunning
ham, James Russell Daley, Lewis
Henry Daily. Robert Brooks Dawkins.
jr.; Paul George de Paschalis, Leon
gan. Edmond Jerome Dwyer, Gordon
Linwood Eakle, Harold Mark Eaton.
Frederick Ferdinand Ehrsam, James
Paul Erwin, James Patrick Farrell.
James kiernan Finn, Paul Alfred
Finske, Allen Contee Fisher. Law
renee Augustine Flynn. Robert Law
renee Flynn, Bernard Thomas Foley.
Daniel Emmett Foley. Thomas Ber-
nard Pollard. Thomas Hanlon Fox
Edward Kenneth Francis. William 10.
seph F'roelich, William Edwin Furey,
Joseph Francis Gaghan, James Fran.
els Gallagher, Joseph Nicholas Gary,
jr.; William Gitlitz, Alfred Goldstein.
Philip Gregory Greenan,~ Gerald .Ie.
seph Griffin. Thomas Vincent GrifI1th.
John William Guider, Harry Henry
Hageman, Bernard John Hasson.
Henry Dean Hayes. Henry Peter Hen.
ley. William Benedict Hennessy. Del.
mar James Hill. Reeves Raphael Hill
ton, Charles Donahue Hogan, John
Robert Hooker. James Lee Horn Bos.
tel, Albert Lionel Jacobs. Henry King
lavish. .Alois William Johannes. Leon
katz. John Joseph kearney, Joseph
Thomas Kelly. Charles Leo King. Will
liam Joseph kinsella. Albert Henry
Kirchner, Louis Leo Kirchner, Joseph
Caulfield Kirwin. Reuben Klaben.
Harry Krasow Charles Henry Kraus,
Paul Reed LaYniell. George Vincent
Evening star., 1926-06-09
THE ROMANCE OF A; MEDICINE <- 81.
MADE HERE in WASHINGTON. D. E..

United States. The old Pennsylvania
r. r. station was torn down and
has disappeared, but the fame
and sale of Robert ". Harpcr's
Headache Medicine still stand and
without advertising has sold each
year on merit alone. Now comes
the announcement of new. still
better headache medicine in Tablet
form "Harper's Headache Tablets"
Local druggists are featuring them.
Thousands declare the tablets work
like magic.
Gall druggists have the Harper's
Liquid Headache Medicine. but IL
your druggist hasn't secured
stock OF the Harper Headache Tab
let's. send 25c in stamps or coin to
Robert N. Harper Co. 467 c St.
NV. Washington. D. c. No head
ache or Neuralgia remedy OH earth
equals Harper's Headache Tablets.
Evening star., 1926-06-09

:. Continued from Page Nineteen)
Evening star., 1926-06-09
....HOUGHT0NS HONOR
WALES WITH PARTY
Notables at Ambassadors
Dinner and Dance for
British Heir.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, June 9.-t'rewe house
was a bower of Spring blossoms for
the fete which the American Ambas'
sador and Mrs. Alanson B. Houghton
gave in honor Of the Prince of Wales
last night. Blue delphiniums and
huge clusters of roses and hydran'
ceas formed . colorful BACKGROUND,
and American and British flags were
prominently displayed
Among other members of royal
families present at the dinner were
Prince and Princess Arthur of Con.
naugh. the two Swedish princes,
Gustave Adolph, : Duke OF Vaster.
botten. and Sisvard. Duke of Cppland.
and Prince Chichihu. second son OF
the Emperor of Japan.
There We're many young people OF
Wales social set among the Ambas-
sador's 81 dinner guests including
Miss Betty Baldwin, daughter of the
prime minister. while ut the ball after
the dinner most of the European EN-
hassies and legations were repre-
sented.
Those at the dance also included
the prime minister and Mrs. Bald
win, the American ~. consul general
and Mrs. Fl. L, Washington. Col. and
Mrs. f. NJ. House. Earl Beatty, Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid. Kiscount and Lady
Astor, the Marchioness OF Curzon and
the Duchess of Norfolk. =
Evening star., 1926-06-09
Born in Drug Store Near
Penna. r. R. Station in
Rear of St. James
ADVERTISING
1T is SOLD EVERYWHERE

About IS years ago druggist
located i'll the Metropolitan Hotel
on Penns ylvania Ave. began making
wonderful liquid headache medi-
cine which worked such magic that
Pullman porters carried them along
as first aid for passengers travelling
on the Baltimore & Ohio. Passen-
gers were so amazed at the relief it
brought they went home and sent
for more Thus in course OF time
Robert n Harpers Headache Medi-
cine became known all over the
Evening star., 1926-06-09
TAX BRIBE CHARGED.
Two Internal Revenue Agents
Took S17,5OO, Says Complaint.

NEW YORK, June 9 LA).-Two in
ternal revenue agents We're arrested
yesterday charged with accepting
bribe of 500 from Clifford W.
Smith, a millionaire of Rockland, Me.
The men, Victor If. BergholZ and
Joseph Nj. Statler are alleged to have
promised Mr.. Smith to reduce excess
income taxes for him by 100000.
They pleaded not guilty and were
held in Sc 900 bail each
Evening star., 1926-06-09
TWO ARE c0Nvlc TED
Men Accused Of Having Auto
g. Equipped With Smoke Screen.

Norman Goodwin and Edward Cot
ton, both colored. were convicted yes
terday before Justice Stafford in
Criminal Division on an indictment
charging the Use of a smoke screen
in connection with an automobile. The
men were arrested by Capt. Burlin-,
games squad in Bryant court Novem-
ber 20 while unloading whisky from
the machine. The officers noticed
the attachment on the car and tried
it out, resulting in the laying down
of such a dense smoke screen that
traffic was blocked for several min
ates, according to the officers. Assist
ant United States Attorneys Finely
and Collins conducted the prosecution.
The men were remanded to await
~onfance
Evening star., 1926-06-09

Special three.year certificate in for
eign service--Edward NJ. Coleman.
William jeremiah Donovan, Henry
George German, Athos Daniel Graz
zifli, Samuel Komar. William Harry
Mahan. Joseph Hastings Shannon and
Julian Gilbert Zier
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DEMPSEY WILL
FIGHT TUNNEY,
FANS BELIEVE
Wills Not Being Considered,
They Say-Rickard Due
in New York Today

New York, June -(R-Promoter
Tex Richard and his heavyweight
championship plans, lately discussed
in the southland, with Jack Dempsey,
are6 due in New York today.
JnCG has broadcast that he is ready,
even. anxious to dispose Of the long
standing challenge Of the negro,
Harry Wills. but word has preceded
Richard northward that Tex has de-
cidod upon Gene Tunney as the
champion's opponent in an open air
conflict next September. A formal
an n61ncement to that effect By
/ Riekpfd is expected.
Observers here consider that Rick
ayd holds the whip hand through
his agreements with Dempsey and
Tunney. Indication that Wills and
Paddy Mullins, his manager, have
been counted out Of consideration are
seen BY the fact that Tex had made
as attempt to confer with Mullins
Who took his veteran contender Il
M midwest yesterday for an ex
hjbitiQn aoptest.
IL Kickxf(ks anticipated announce
\ 1Ieuf ~ aTunney % hts choice mest:
wits 1jsappFoyal st the hands Of thu
Nan York state athletic commission
ESxink ns4n expect he will imme
M An9sh1nee B0Gle's Thirty Acres
S,ax asiity. n. y. ~ the scene y
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marck. a distance Of six miles. st.
Marys Junior high and the High
Freshmen teams were composed Of
IL half-milers while the Sophomore
ran team composed Of six milc-run-
ners. The SophoMorcs were one
minute and half behind the Fresh
men.
The st. Mary's got off to poor
start, for their second runner decided
to change his relay, leaving no one
in his place. This meant confusion
and delay and when the breach was
filled the handicap was too great to
be overcome although the remaining
members Of the team ran doggedly
on and made very creditablc show
ing.
The winning team was composed OF
the following: Kcisscl. Bernhard
Thompson, BANNER, Peterson. Rey-
snolds, Brown, Paris. Meinhovcr, Rus.
sci, Spriggs and Jacobson. The
Sophomore milers were: Fred Land.
crs, Frank Roberts, Duanc Davis
Ernie Bcnscr, Gordon Landers, Henry
Brown and Chas. Mccarthy.
On Friday evening, June 4, there
will be walking race from the Pen
itcntiary to Bismarck. This race will
be open to all corners.
Baseball Schedule
The Inter- school baseball league
games for June are as follows:
May % and June 15-High Fresh
men VS.. St. Mary's freshmen; St
Mary's Grade VS.. Junior High.
May q and June Thigh Fresh.
men vs.. St. Mary's Grade; st. Mary's
ENrnS nNOn Inninr HiOh
June and June 22-High Fresh
men VS.. Junior High; st. Mary's
Freshmen VS.. st. Mary's Grade.
June and June 24-St. Mary's
Freshmen VS.. High Freshmen; JUNO,
High VS.. St. Mary's Grades
June and June 29-St. Mary's
Grade vs.. High Freshmen; JUNO,
High VS.. st. Mary's Freshmen.
June 10 and July Junior High
VS.. High Freshmen.
Legislation is being discussed in
nOn,hav tn nrcvpnt druQ0inp OF
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Kansas City at Minneapolis.
St. Paul at Milwaukee.
Kansas City at minneapolis.
St. Paul at Milwaukee.
VAN 0RMAN Is
WINNER OF THE
BALLOON RACE
American Balloon Goodyear
iii Lands 528 Miles From
Starting Point

Brussels, June 1.--(R John A.
Bocttncr, in the American balloon
Akron Naa, landed safely in Holland
at 7:45 last night.
Boettncr was pilot of the gas bag
which was competing in the Gordon
Bennett trophy race. The balloon
was disqualified when the basket
struck the ground shortly after the
start Of the race, throwing out il. w.
Maxson, the second pilot.
The Akron Naa rose afterwards
and drifted away.
Wade r. Van Orman, plotting the
American balloon Goodyear Ill with
Walker w. Morgan as his assistant
won the race, having come down IN
southern Sweden, a distance Of 528
miles from the starting point.
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WALKER CUP
GOLFERS ARE
WORKING HARD
Members Of American Team
Are Making Coed Scores
in Practice Rounds

st. Andrews. Scotland. June i-(Ao)
ALL the American members of the
Walker cup golf team are hard at
practice over tho famous links here
for Wednesdays foursomcs and
Thursday singles against the British
team. The British players also are
here, endeavoring to learn a little
more than they already know of the
links.
Bobby Jones in a practice round
yesterday had a par II playing
against George Won Elm, and Jess
Sweetser made hit with a gallery
watching him and at the first tee
when he shot a birdie three for the
365-yard hole. Watts Gum. the side
partner Of Bobby Jones from Atlanta,
went around the course in 7G.
Among the British players who
were out were Cyril Tollcy, Rodgcr
Wethered W. G. Brown,ow. and c. O.
lIezlet. They played a four-ball
match which Wethered and Hezlct
won. FL.
II has not yet been decided who the
eight British players to meet the
Americans will be.
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TEAM
KEEPING ITS
SLATECLEAN
-.-
All Stars Win From Robinson
Drillers Sunday in Fast
and Exciting Game

Robinson met bitter defeat at the
hands Of the All Stars on the prison
diamond Sunday.
Tho All Stars did their playing il,
the first five innings when they
scored their II runs and with fast
playing, including three double plays,
held their opponents scoreless and
called it day.
Inficldcrs Jackson and Peoples
made 10 assists and put-outs and
Snyder, in the out field, added mach
thrill and excitement. j.
The All Stars are training to be iff
their best condition to meet Drake.
one Of the fastest semi-pro ball clubs
in the state. next Sunday.
poy rrOrr.
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SPORTS
t&&SU1y
STANDINGS IN
PENNANT RACE
.AREUNCHANGED
Even Division Of Spells in
Memorial Day Games Leave
Results the Same

Memorial Day on ma ior league
battIcficlds. passing in an explosion
Of baseball shells from America
modern heroes Of bat and ball, APP
parently left no wounded in the
ranks of major league pennant con-
tenders. Standings today were vir-
tually unchanged as result OF an
even division Of spells among all the
clubs which were able to complete
their schedule Of twin conflicts.
The Yankees, beaten back by rain,
retained their margin of advantage
ut the peak Of the American as the
result Of Philadelpha's failure to do
better than match victory for victory
with the Red Sox Howard khmke
limited the Mackmcn to six scatter
cd blows in the first game and shut
them out, = to 0. but The Athletics
came back in the second contest for
an easy triumph, s to >.
Ilonors Even
Detroit-St Louis and Chicago
Cleveland struggles also ended with
honors even. twenty-five hits were
SVTeslu over the IifSl HlHc-lnnlnn Tilt
of the Tigers and Browns, with
Cobb's men drawing out Il l0-7 vic
tory. In the second melee, ended By
darkness in the seventh, the Browns
balanced the account with IA 81
triumph
Pitchers battles featured the
Cleveland struggles. Lyons, pitch
ing % scorcless innings against the
Indians before they finally nicked
him for lone tally in the eighth
hurled the White SoX to a.5-l vic
tory in tho opener Manager Iris
Speaker, who has had trouble getting
into his stride at the plate, benchco
both himself and Jameson for poor
hitting in the second game. and tn,
Redskins came back in II innings,
to T.
The Pittsburgh Pirates failed I,
loosen Cincinnati's grasp on the TOT
rung. The veteran Carl Mays stop
ped them in the first game, to
but three Redland pitchers were un.
able to check IA batting squirt by tn,
champions which carried the sccone
game, to ..
A shower of base hits fell at Chi
cage, yielding tl:c Cardinals one game
at 5 to 3. and the Cubs the other a
8 to 7, but it remained for the New
York Giants to set the clouting pac,
of the day with 10 safe slams agains
the philics for II l2-l romp.
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FIGHT RESULTS

Cleveland Harry Wills. negro
heavyweight, floored twice and out
pointed Jeff Clark, Atlantic City Tex
hibition. s.. Billy Wallace. Cleveland
junior lightwci9ht,s outp0inted Harry
(Kid) Brown. Philadelphia llO).
Cedar Rapids Jimmy Finley. Pa
cific coast weller champion, won from
Pinkey Mitchell (1O).
Waterloo. Iowa--Ralph Alexander,
Waterloo heavyweight. outpointed
t;eor{e Bourian1. Des Moines, Negro
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is DEFEATED
BY DENH0FF
Score Was g TO 5-Turtlc
Lake Plays Robinson
Drillers Tomorrow

Turtle Lake. June Turtle Lake
met dc feat on its home diamond Sun
day at the hands Of the fast Dcnhoff
aggregation. Gcscllschcn. pitching
Cor Denhoff. was in fine fettlc and
managed to hold the Lakers to seven
hits. being in no danger at any time.
Throck morton. pitching for the
Lakers. had one bad inning when the
heavy hitters from Dcnhoff found him
for six hits and five men crossed the
plate safely.
On Wcdne sday. June 2. Turtle Lake
meets the "Drillcrs" from Robinson
on the Turtle Lake field. The Drill
crs" have won from all Of the teams
on the Pingrec- Wilton branch and a
real contest is looked for by the fans
on Wednesday.