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but the bali curved away as it was
about to go down and stopped IS
inches short. "Huhv' grunted a dis
gusted spectator. He missed it!'
Some Of the spectators could not
understand that medal play is vastly
different from match play. Bobby
Jones went his two first rounds with
George Underwood. Underwood was
as much off game az was Bobby, but
the champion was several strokes
better on each side than his play
ing companion. zones is too strong
for Underwood. The boy might as
well quit remarked a spectator.
The professionals, usually metic-
uious in smoothing out footprints in
traps, didn't bother at Oakmont. The
traps there had deep grooves made by
a special internal machine In the
shape of a rake. Most of the boys
figured that any one sa..asag behind
them and landing in sAs an would
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M0D0CS TO LEAVE
CAPITAL CITY LOOP

Modocs will not put a team on the
field against Addison A. G. in the
west section of the unlimited class of
Capital City League today, it was said
yesterday, permitting the Virginians
to claim a forfeit. Modocs have been
unable to get into winning form and
q general desire among the players to
return to independent ranks accounts
for their retirement from the league.
Two good games are expected in
the east section of the unlimited class,
when Hartfords meet Stephens and
Northeast Motors clashes with Blad-
ensburg. Fort Myer and Ballston
should supply keen competition when
they meet, and the Rialto-Donohoe
Motors game is expected to be closely
contested,
In senior ranks the st. Martins
Terminal Icemen fray heads the list,
with National Circles and Freers bat
thing in the Section B headliners.
Well matched games should be the
rule in junior ranks.
Three midget games are carded. All
insect games were played yesterday,
with the exception of the IroQuois-
Corinthian contest, which was post
poned.
Complete schedule for today:
UNLIMITED CLASS.
East Section-Hartfords ys. Stephens, East
Riverdale field, 3 o'clock: Northeast Motors
vs. Bladensburg. Bladensburg field. 3 O'clock
West Section--Addson vs.. Modocs, George
town Hollow, 3 o'clock: Fort Myer VS.. Balls
ton, Ballston field. 3 o'clock: Rialto VS..
Donohoe. Washington Barracks. 3 o'clock.
SENIOR CLASS.
Section A--St. Martins VS.. Terminals,
West Ellipse. l o'clock; Aztees vs.. Falls
Church North Ellipse. 3 o'clock: -Crescents
VS.. Auth's. Washington Barracks. / o'clock.
Section B-.National Circles VS.. Freers
Plaza. 3 O'Clock: Robins vs.. Atlantics. No.
10. o'clock.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Section A--Kennedy VS.. Coca Cola, Plaza,
IL o'clock; Senators VS.. Auth's, Washington
Barracks. IL o'clock: Waverly VS.. Palace.
Section B-Peerless vs. Montellos. Plaza,
o'clock: Moose VS.. Lindbergh. No. 10. IL
Section Central Reds vs. Corinthians.
No. 3. II O'Clock: Smithfields vs. Winsails,
South Ellipse. 3 o'clock.
MIDGET CLASS.
Section A-;sam Rice VS.. Moose. West FL,
Section B.cEskimos VS.. Rommes, No, 10,
O'Clock: Calhouns VS.. Aces, No. 4. 8
o'clock.
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II aA <AIIl0IlChA CHAMPION at the neaO
of the international tennis lists
i Big Bill Tilden has stepped down
from the throne occupied by him
for nearly decade as the greatest liv.
ing tennis star. Apparently there is
no man in the American ranks capa.
BILE of taking his place. 1t may be up
to our feminine stars to give us what.
ever claims to supremacy we may
have this season.
Miss Wills lis the one to whom we
are looking with high hopes. Her
performance so far on English soil has
been as impressive as any of Suzanne
Lenglen's brilliant conquests. Her
victory over Senorita de Alarez of
Spain in the Wimbledon final yester-
day placed Helen at the top of the
ladder In the international field of
woman racketers.
Reaching the top rung and establish
ones self there with any degree
or permanence are two entirely differ.
ent things, however. Miss Mills work
has but begun with the winning of the
Wimbledon event. She must play
consistently throughout a season of
stih competition; must meet the COM
ing Nuthalls and the experienced God
frees and Ryans with an equally in
vincible spirit and prove her superiori.
ty to each type of game as it confronts
her, before she can assume the posi-
ton left vacant by the retirement of
the peerless Suzanne.
Mrs. Molla Mallory, who rose to
heights simultaneously with Tilden,
suffered her most significant defeat in
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EADlf' long list OF week
end and holiday sandlot en-
gagements is the long awaited
i i clash between the two Silver
Spring semi-pro mines this
afternoon on Wheaton (Md.) diamond.
Brooke Grub and Freddie DeVec.
CHA, managers of the mines, each of
which claim the honor of carrying the
name of their home town, have
planned a five.game series to decide
the championship of that section and
to determine which team shall be
known as the Silver Spring club in
the future.
The clubs between which a lively
rivalry has developed, appear well
matched, and it is expected that some
heated engagements will be staged
before the series ends.
Having recovered from early season
injuries, Mt. Rainier diamonders will
battle Glover A. &C. this afternoon at
8 o'clock on the District Line field.
Tomorrow afternoon. at the same hour
and same place, Willie Andrews Ma
tional Circles will furnish Mount Raj
nier opposition. Frank Corkins and
Julius Gerhardt, aces of the home
team, will do the fiinging in the two
games.
Chevy Chase Bearcats have selected
two formidable opponents for today
and tomorrow. Herndon Fairlous will
be met this afternoon at 3 o'clock on
the diamond at Ashlawn. Va. To-
morrow a trip will be made to Alex
nj" ;. where st. Mary's Celtics will
: in Dreadnaught Park at 2
: games face Cherrydale today
: Is. tomorrow. Eastport will be met
at Annapolis at 3 o'clock this after
noon and a double-header will be
played with Leesburg. Va, tomorrow
afternoon.
Hiser's AllStars are hopeful of de-
feating Washington Ku klux Klans-
men when they meet this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock on the Riverdale diamond.
Rerwyn will be engaged in a double
bill Tomorrow by Hiser's charges also
at Riverdale. Klansmen win meet at
Fifteenth and III streets northeast at
1870 o'clock today. Herndon, Va,
nine will be engaged by the Klans-
men tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the Vir-
ginia town.
Edm0ndS Arch Stone Workers will
play Arlington Bearcats this after
noon on Arlington diamond at 8
O'Clock. Tomorrow afternoon Takoma
A. C. will oppose the Virginians on
the latter's field at the same hour.
Willie Glasc0e will lead his Sham
rocks back into local Independent
ranks tomorrow afternoon when the
Harps line up against Brooke Grubb's
Silver Spring nine on Wheaton dia-
mond at o'clock.
Cabin John nine has cartied Takoma
A. C. for this afternoon at 8 o'clock
on Cabin John diamond. The Johnnies
will travel to Upper Marlboro tomor-
row, to meet the Marlboro A. G. nine
at 2 o'clock.
Capital A. G. will be the attraction
at District Heights this afternoon at
$50 o'clock. Tomorrow the Warwicks
will furnish the opposition, in a
doHble-header, starting at 1880 o'clock.
Addition of Laycoek and Derr has
made the Heights lads rather conf
dent.
With five straight wins to its credit,
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Joe Dundee, the new welterweight
champion of the world, has plenty Of
opposition In sight if he contemplates
a busy campaign in defense Of the
crown. Not the least Of the Baltimore
Italians rivals Is the walleping SOL
der, Sergt. Sammy Baker. who jump,
ed into the iinelight by stopping the
Nebraska Wildcat" Ace Hudkins.
Hndkins had been knocked down.
but never out, nor had he been stop
ped by any foe until he met the rush,
ing, two-fster Baker.
Sergt. Sammy. q youngster with
lots OF stamina and courage as well
as punching ability. has come from
the Army ranks In rapid fashion to
make his mark in the 147-peund divi,
sion. He is q product OF Mitchell Field,
n. Y. He holds decisions over such
men as tx. o. Eddie" Roberts. ths
Tacoma sensation, who knocked out
Joe Dundee in a single round at San
Francisco; George Ward and Joe 81.
menich. the Montana miner.
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FAMOUS FRISCO RINK
WILL BE TORN DOWN

By the Associated Press.
One of San Franchises landmarks
OF the sports world-Dreamland Rink
is to be RACED, to be replaced by a
structure of modern design. A thick
haze of boxing memories surround the
old building.
Its walls have long echoed the
shouts of frenzied fans from the days
of the 40-round bouts, through the
period of four-round contests, when
the fight game was all but technically
beyond the pale of the law. 1t was
there Jack Dempsey fought as "ham
and egger" and many others got starts
toward prominence.
The new Dream1and Auditorium
will have q number of unique features
including a ring set on hydraulic rams.
With this contrivance the ring will be
lowered into the basement and, after
contestants have been assembled on
the platform, will be hoisted back into
view of the spectators, to drop again
when the bout is finished.
The floor also will be set on rams
so that it can be tilted at almost the
desired angle, as the occasion dictates.
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wildering that he did not seem to be
the same player.
If he did deliberately let down he
has his own reward; but it is incon-
ceivable that at such an important
Juncture he should have done SO, as
anyone. Tilden above all, who has
played tournament tennis, knows how
difficult 1t is to pull up once a lesion
in ones game has been permitted to
occur
Those who have always admired
Tilden's craftsmanship will hope that
the true explanation that suddenly his
years asserted themselves and that his
let down was due to physical cause
over which he had no control.
This being so, the prospects of the
Davis cup going to France this year
loom boldly. With Tilden failing and
Bill Johnston's form highly profile
NAUTICAL one wonders what the United
States can possibly do to stave off the
onslaught of such skilled youths as
Cochet. who right now in his top
form is the equal Of any player in the
world; Lacoste, Borota, Brugnon and
others.
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TILDEN'S DEFEAT MAKES
DAVIS CUP OUTLOOK POOR

7 8 1t possible that Big Bill Tilden's
downfall at Wimbledon was the
result OF his passionate love of
4 dramatic situations?
Reports from London concern
ing his match with Cochet certainly
would indicate this. Having the
Frenchman 81 in the third set, hav.
ing swept over his opponent like a
sirocco in the first two sets, no one
had any idea but that Big Bill would
continue to burn his opponent off
the court in the one game that re.
manned.
1t was at this juncture that the king
OF Spain arrived in the royal box. Was
Tilden fiustered by this sudden ap.
pearance of the picturesque monarch?
Or was 1t that in gracious magnan.
unity he desired to give SPANS ruler
run for his money?
Or still again, was it a recurrence of
that love of getting himself in tight
fixes and working out of them?
Whatever it was, Immediately upon
the appearance of King Alfonso his
game went off at tangent so be.
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. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July g.
- Washington Canoe Club ex-
perts once more demonstrated
L superiority by sweeping to

pertS once more demonstrated
L superiority by sweeping to a
rather easy triumph in the jul
Nor championship events of the Mid
die States Canoe Association held
under the auspices of the Philadelphia
Canoe Club at Colony Castle, Wissa-
hicken, on the upper Schuylkill this
afternoon.
Five clubs were represented. Wash
ington c. c., Potomac b. G. of Wash
ington, Maryland Swimming Club of
Baltimore, Bristol pa Young Mems
Club and Philadelphia c. G.
The Washington G. c. paddlers won
six of the eigth contests and in add,
ton captured the fitting event. The
Potomac Boat Club gained the deci-
sion. in the junior tandem single blade
when the Miller brothers, E. and c.
beat out the local combination.
Philadelphia c. c. won Junior single
blade race.
The Washington C. C. champions
totaled AZ points, Philadelphia c. C.
being second with 25, Potomacs got
13, Bristol Y. M. C.. /.
r. Thelming of Maryland Swimming
Club, failed TO score in three starts
He was the lone Monumental City
entry.
The regatta was featured by close
finishes following exciting races
which were witnessed by a large gal
lery.
In the senior one-man double blade
event, HI. G. Knight of Washington
G. c., flashed to a splendid triumph
covering the one-half-mile course ir
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Fauotes Score c. Capital Eade1s Win ~ H.
BUS MINES TO OPPOSE
HUMPHREYS TOSSERS

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, July g.
Post team and the A. b. & w. Rapid
Transit Co. nine, of this city will be
| renewed tomorrow afternoon when
the combinations meet at Dreadnaught
Park at 3 o'clock The contest will
have an important bearing on the
northern Virginia unlimited title.
Jake Driver probably will pitch for
the Busmen with acting Manager Tony
Giovennetti or Charley Sheffie catch
ing.
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics tossers will engage Cardinal
A. c. tomorrow afternoon in Pentagon
Park at 3 o'clock. The Cards are
booked for a double-header in Lees
burg, Va, Monday.
st. Mary's Celtic FASTENERS face two
acurdy Washington opponents tomor.
row and Monday in Navy Yard and
Chevy Chase Bearcats, respectively.
Navy Yard will be entertained at
Cameron Park and Bearcats at Dread
naught Park. Tomorrow's game will
start at o'clock and Mondays at
o'clock. Celt twirlers available are
Ashby, Wood, Moore, Hewitt and
Buck Struder. Kidwell probably will
catch both contests.
Columbia Engine Company tossers
with new faces in their lineup, will
tackle Pohanka A. C.. tomorrow after.
| noon at Hayden Field at o'clock and
on Monday will meet Isherwood nine
Of Washington on the same field al
the same hour.
Earl Cronin will catch for the
Columbia nine with Johnson as a
starting pitcher in one of the two
games and Buddy Zimmerman in
centerfield.
Fredericksburg Giants will act as
hosts in that Virginia town to Sarepta
Lodge, No. 46, Odd Fellows, of this
city, in morning and afternoon games
Monday. Manager Freddy Flynn OF
the Odd Fellows, is booking games al
Alexandria 1902 and with senior and
unlimited clubs.
Virginia Grays, 1925 amateur unlim
| tied champions of this city, will play
| Occoquan, Va, Lodge, Odd Fellows
tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock al
Occoquan.
Belle Haven Country Club eight
| man golf team is to face Opequar
Country Club of Martinsburg, w. Va
in the third Tri-State Golf Association
match at Hagerstown, Nd, Saturday
All six clubs Of the association will be
represented. Alexandria's team hopes
to retain first place in the point
scoring.
Merchants and American Agricul
tural Chemical Co. teams play Wed
| nesday in an Alexandria Commercial
League game and on Friday, Alexan'
dria Gazette and Alexandria Postoffice
will play. Both games will be al
Dreadnaught Park at o'clock.
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ALFONSO TO PLAY
JOHNSON FOR TITLE
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GLEN COVE, N. Y, July MAN
uel Alfonso and Wallace Johnson. both
of Philadelphia, today won their way
into the finals Of the invitation tennis
tournament here in which many of
the eountry's- high ranking players
were entered.
Alfonso, who plays on the Spanish
Davis Cup team, but lives in the
United States, where he is ranked No.
2 next to Bill Tilden, downed DR..
George King Of New York, No. 10
player, by 60, 60, Us.
johnson, ranking No. 10. scored
something of an upset In defeating
Berkeley Bell of Dallas, Tex, No. 16,
by Sc, 6--S. o..
The final is set for tomorrow after
noon.
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CRESCENT NINE HANDS
MARL BORO A DRUBBING

Pop Dulin's Crescent A. C. nine
went to Upper Marlboro, Md, yester-
day afternoon and handed Marlboro
A, G. 1877 drubbing on the fair
grounds.
Jimmy Carson will pitch for Cres-
cents against Auths in their inpor.
tant Capital City League senior class
game this afternoon at o'clock at
Washington Barracks.
CFescents are to report at 1880 nm.
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District tennis champion
ship. which got under way
with a field of 20 players yesterday
afternoon on the Racquet Club courts
at Wardman Park Hotel.
Eddie Jacobs, defending champion
and Baltimore's ranking netman,
drew bye in the first round and will
meet Bowen this morning in his Sec
ond-round tilt.
Tom Mangan of Columbia Country
Club. fresh from his victory in the
Virginia State tournament and pick
ed as a probable finalist in the Dis.
trict event. romped through the first
set of his initial match in six straight
games, but his opponent, H. Durand
gave him stiff battle for the second,
carrying 1t to deuce before the ex-
District champion earned the decision
at Tv-5.
Clarence Charest, Gwynn King, Bob
Considine, Robert Elliott and Dooley
Mitchell, all looked upon as serious
threats for the title, came through
their opening matches with compare
tive ease.
Maurice O'Neil, former municipal
or public parks champion of Wash.
ington, was the only favorite to fall
by the wayside. He bowed to young
Fred Dodge in a tight match,
TO, 6-S.
According to the tennis committee.
matches will be run off today as
scheduled below. All players not
scheduled are expected to report at
the courts not later than 80 o'clock.
as number of tllird-round matches
are expected to be played off late in
the afternoon.
Drawings in the doubles will be
made this evening and play will begin
tomorrow.
For the first time In the history of
the listfiet tournament no women's
events are carded. Lack of PLAYING
facilities made it impossible to run
off the mems and women's events
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PAIR OF HOME RUNS WIN
FOR HISER'S ALL-STARS

RTVERDALE. Nd, July 1.-Two
home runs by Wally Tanning, second
baseman of Hiser's All,Stars, one of
which came with two on, was a vital
factor in that teams 15.to-10 victory
over Kennedy A. c. of Washington
here this afternoon.
The victors scored seven runs in the
second inning to take the lead and
We're never headed. Hiser's charges
outhit their opponents, but were out
fielded. Bladen pitched and Belt
caught for the All-Stars, with Mel
lieger holding the mound for Ken
nedys and McAleer receiving.
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ST. PAUL, Mimi. July 2 lP9.--Har'
rison f'Jimmy'1 Johnston of the Mini
kahda Club. Minneapolis. who starred
in the opening rounds of the recent
national open at Oakmont. captured
his seventh straight title in the Min
nesota amateur golf tournament by
defeating his clubmate, Palmer Jaf-
fray, Minneapolis, in the final over
the Somerset course, 7--6.
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Maryland Athletic Club tossers who
yesterday overoame Junior Order,
United American Mechanics nine, Q
to 8, on the formers diamond, for their
eighteenth win in twenty starts this
season, will again play host today, en-
tertaining Naval Air Station ait 3
o'clock. Ryan is slated to pitch for
the Marylanders, with Moreland catch.
ias. s - i. =.
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8!YEAR-OLD GOLFER
STILL SHOOTS IN 70S

Commodore Bryan Heard. 6S-year-
old Texan, still shoots in the 70s and
is regarded as a worthy opponent for
any golfer.
Twice he has been runner-up for
the Texas title, the first time when he
was 81 years old.
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fry and drove harpoon into the devil
fish. He took turn" with the line
attached to the marpoon as the mon
ster made break for the deep
waters. The motor became super.
fuous, After going about a mile. one
of the fishermen ended the wild flight
OF the marine monster with rife
bullet.
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Russell Insects base baliers gained
their fourteenth straight victory yes
terday downing walford Insects, II to
s, on the Monument grounds. Rus
sell with a home run, triple and single
in four times at bat. and ciomei with
a pair OF triples in four tries, led the
victors' attack.
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PARE BEATS ]. ALFONSO
IN TRISTATE TENNIS

CINCINNATI, July H9.-Emmet
Pare of Chicago. Georgetown Uni
versity student, won his way to the
finals in the tristate tennis tourna-
ment by defeating Jose Alfonso Of
Philadelphia, former Spanish Davis
Cup player, Ii, 81, 6-3, 6-3.
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lowed by q Deyiliish.

The seasons prize fish yarn on the
Gulf Coast comes from Port Arkansas,
Tex, where three men hitched $1,000
pound devilfish to the bow Of their
boat, permitting the fish to supply
the power for the craft.
The fishermen were out in an 49,
foot launch, equipped with motor.
One of the anglers forsoak the small
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Marlboro tossers are after a game
with an unlimited or senior team for
this afternoon on the fair grounds at
Upper Marlboro, Nd, to be played not
later than o'clock. Call Manager 8.
d. Gray at Marlboro 2-M.
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By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
~ ONE persons who followed the
play in the open golf champion
ship at Oakmont never did find
~ out what it was all about. After
the traps at Oakmont had elimi-
mated all but Tommy Armour and
Harry Cooper, who were forced to
stay over for a play-off. a couple Of
enthusiastic but ill-informed fans ar
rived when several holes had been
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Coach Is Artist.
Bob Zuppke. University of Illinois
foot ball coach, and his wife are on
a trip to Europe to study the best
examples of foreign art and to do
some painting himself. Painting is
a hobby with Zuppke. He Yields a
capable brush--so capable that his
landscapes have won applause and a
number Of trophies Ind prizes in art
exhibits. Zuppke intends to remain
abroad all Summer, coming home in
time to take charge of foot ball at
Illinois in September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03

TORONTO, July CP.-After lead
ing at half time, two goals to none,
the Hakoah Jewish soccer team from
Vienna was held to a 2-to-2 tie today
by an all-Toronto eleven.
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TRIPLE TIE.F0R TOP
POSSIBLE IN LEAGUE
Games Today.
Yerkes vs. Sport Marts.
Kanawhas VS.. T.. T. Keanes.
Tremonts VS.. Takoma Tigers.

Games Today.
Yerkes vs.. Sport Marts
Kanawhas vs.. T. T.. Keanes.
Tremonts VS.. Takoma Tigers.
A triple tie for first place is a posi-.
bility in Petworth Senior League
today, when all clubs get into action
A victory over Keanes by Kama
whas and triumph for Tremonts
over Takoma Tigers would create
such situation.
Keanes are heading the, race, with
Kanawhas and Tremonts, 1926
champs, tied for second place.
The leaders will be pulling strong
to retain their lead when Kanawhas
are met on East Ellipse diamond at
8 o'clock. Tremonts will engage the
Takoma Tigers at 5 o'clock on No. 3
Monument lot. and Yorkes and Sport
Marts will clash on the same diamond
at l o'clock.
Sykes and Freschi will probably OPP
pose each other in the Kanawha-
Keane contest.
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l.. B. braun bought a 2.year.old
named Nine Dollars at Churchill
Downs and won a race Immediately
with him. The price posted for the
winner Wa skeetly 90. ..--z-.,.,-....lsssss;;
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The famous Knothoie gang of San
Antonio, Tex. will have vest pocket
edition for kids under 10 years. who
will play with q seft ball under the
direction OF Daddy" Norman Mac
LeNA .axs u 4 ..l&r IL
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NATIONAL CIRCLES LOSE.

=. ANNAPOLIS, Md. July Am
napolis won by to 2 from the Ma
tional Circle Club Of Washington here
today. Stevens hit over the left field
fence for the circuit in the eighth
with three on base to win the game