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YOUNG MUCH IMPROVED.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 90
P9.-Ross Young of San Antonio.
New York Giant outfielder, who was
near death during the latter part OF
the Winter from kidney trouble and
anemia, is so far improved that he
has been able to leave the hospital.
He is taken for short automobile
ride each afternoon,
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CLELAND AGAIN LEADER
OF CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE

for sunday. Call Manager smallwood,
North 52S9-J.
District Heights players meet to-
night at o'clock at the home of
Manager Travers.
Montrose Insects bested Chevy
Chase yesterday, Is to 12 at Chevy
Chase. Rhodes pitched well for the
winners.
BY getting an early Lead, BIuege
Insects defeated Leathernecks yester.
day, IL to 4. Harrington held losers
to seven bingles.
Waverly Peewees triumphed over G
Street Tigers yesterday in close con.
test.
Maryland A. G. is seeking a game
for May /. Call Manager Edelin after
o'clock at Capitol Heights SO.
Members Of Hyattsville A. C. meet
tonight at 1880 o'clock, at American
Legion Hall. Uniforms will be given
out and plans made for the season.
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SEASONS RECORDS
High team set-Recreation. 1917
High team game--Nationals R52
High individual set---McKitrck Union
Printers, 4o6
High individual game--Towles. Union
Printers 164
High strikes-Tontpros Ahepa A
High spares-Mandley. Arlington. 2o2
High average-Work. Smithfelds. 1l6-30.
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TwO-base hits - Lamar. Ehmke. Hale
three. base hit--Judge. Stolen bases---Cobb,
plas-Hale to Branom to Collins. Left on
bases - Philadelphia. g.; Washington. o.
Bases on balls--Of CrOwder, A; Off Ehmke
]. struck 0ut-By Crowder, .; by Marberry
!: by Ehmke. =. Hits--Or Cr0wder. 4 in
Ga innings; off BraNtOn. o in "a inning; Off
Ry Ehmke tHarrs). Losing pitcher
Irawder. Cmpires - Owens and 0rmsby.
Time of game hour and 10 minutes.
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Destinies of the Capital City League,
composed of all classes of sandlot base
ball teams. will rest with Capt, John
r.. ID. Cleland again this season. He
was reelected president over his OBJ
jections last night by the board of
directors.
May Is has been set for the open.
ing date in the several Sunday leagues.
There is a possibility that a peewee
league will be organized if enough
teams show interest in the project.
Plans for separate meetings for
each division are being made and
dates will probably be announced this
week. Another meeting has been
called for next week.
w. Charles QUAINT has been elected
treasurer and Walter Haight was re-
elected secretary.
Capital Cities League meets tonight
at o'clock to decide definitely
whether the loop will be organized.
It's promoters claim that seven teams
have been secured and that another
team is all that is necessary to com.
plete preliminary preparations for the
start.
Pop Kremb is seeking an expert
enced pitcher for his Liberty A. G.
club, which faces stiff opposition this
week end. Keanes are to be met Sat.
urday and on Sunday Ballston will be
met at Ballston.
Petworth Senior League will meet
tonight at the home of Ray McGar-
vey, SO Rock Creek Church road
at o'clock.
COllegians triumphed over Times
Herald tossers yesterday, IA to IL.
CrandalI Midgets took their first
game Of the season yesterday, defeat
ing Hadley Midgets, IS to 8.
Manhattan Juniors turned in their
| fifth straight win yesterday at the
expense of Baltimore Tigers at Balti-
more, 25 to 5.
Edgewood Insects defeated Joe
rJudges Insects yesterday, to 6.
| Losers rallied in the ninth, but failed.
Aztecs defeated Senators yesterday
in a good game, (which resulted / to 0.
Aurora Midgets scored a 3,2 decision
over Hanems yesterday in a fast,
| hardfought contest,
| Cardinal Insects hung ia setback
on the Live Wire Insects yesterday at
AnAcostia.
Gathering Is hits, Capital Juniors
easily defeated Eagle Juniors yester-
day, 10 to 9.
Royal Peewees won over Yorks yes.
terday on No. l Monument lot. 13 to
| Z. Dick Cullins, Leroy Daniels, Sulli-
van and r.. Poynton starred
l.. & B. Juniors have organized and
want games. Call Manager Bauer at
| Franklin 7400
Wilson A. c. Juniors want a game
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Boston, O---5; New York, 5--4.
Philadelphia. 1: Brooklyn, o.
st. Louis, o: Cincinnati. /,
Pittsburgh. Chicago train).
GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Chicago at st. Louis. Chicago at st, Louis,
rhiia. at New York. Phila. at New York.
Boston at Brooklyn. Boston at BROOKLYN.
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SEEKS KNICK's MANAGER.

Manager of the knickerbockers'
base ball team is asked to call Man.
ager Andrews of National Circles at
Lincoln 1892 tonight after 80 o'clock.
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Two inter-city matches are carded for
Saturday night.
Ladies' League All-Stars roll Phila.
delphia All-Stars on Coliseum alleys in
a return match The local girls de.
feated the Quaker City girls several
weeks ago at Philadelphia.
Washington Knights OF Columbus
bowlers go to Baltimore for the second
block of their 10.game match. Monu.
mental City duckpinners dropped Ave
games here several weeks ago In the
onenirI number of the series
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.

:. AT Kinston- - R.H.E.
Kinston. ..... 0O0OO0O--3 o
Peterson and Rowland-Bennett and
Kennck
Sst:S:s',,s Is sS,s::oo::9 9sSS3S2S-,fb15i !
Moseley. Jones and simms and womeck
Ash and Permit
At Portsmouth- R.HE
B6r9.%Sa,h RBiss%Sna ~. -: $SSSS3S5Gsi y ]
w Msttingly, Reese. and Flsherty; Turner,
Warden. Weaver and Brandon.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
EEs;sSiss: E.ssts s'i:' ..":: sSss55Sg@15s 8
Fischer Head and Harsrave; zubris and
Second game RHE.
EEs'Sn's. EsSs4s. -: ::::: 5aSS5a9599---issis 8
,satterfeld and. Hargraye; smalwood
stiely, Adams. Maley and Unsmann. :
Esadns fSEsGHse '',.: ..::. SS9SSS6ddS8fl 3
Hallahan and Morrow; We're; Jacoway.
Poppen. Carlton and Silver.
Syracuse Reading second game called at
end of third inning to allow Syracuse team
Bsiti%s,. Bsaa1s; 60. ~. 5sSsSdSfS3iS z
witse and Devine Marduard. Ogden and
Lake.
r, chester 00oOO00OOO O--3I1 1
Jersey City. 00001 101 00 90 IA 10
Horne and Head: Gardiner Buckalem and
Cobb.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile ....... OOOa0aOpO-5 o
Memphis ....... OF / 00002 x--5
Bell, Tutwiler and Query: Kelly. Brown
Binneily and Cousinea.
r. r.
Nashville. ...... 00030002 0--5 3 =
Chattanooga. 49,. 0O100 90 o 8--7 IL
kirsch. Gilbert Glazener and Haworth r
Bates, Conklin and Anderson.
New Orleans. 49,. QQQoo010Q-i
Little Rock. go. OOOoO000 90 8 .
Morrison and Tipple: Moore and Redmond
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Beaumont, %; Waco 5.
Houston, g: San Antonio g.
Dallas. 10: Fort Worth &
Wichita Falls 10; Shreveport =.
The average stride of -. .l inter is
from { feet inches to feet.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 3; Washington, l..
Detroit. 8; Cleveland, 8.
st. Louis. Z: Chicago, q.
Boston. &; New York, 3.
GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
New York at Phila. Washington at Boston.
-. Louis at Detroit. New York at Phila.
cleveland at Chicago. st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
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Royal Peewees won over Yorks yes.
terday on No. l Monument lot, 13 to
Z. Dick Cullins, Leroy Daniels, Sulli-
van and r. Poynton starred.
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Gathering Is hits, Capital Juniors
easily defeated Eagle Juniors yester-
dav 10 IN q
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WITH THE BOWZERS

vantage in the games next week Ma
jority of positions III the standing are
undetermined, and will be decided in
these games.
The annual banquet of the league
will be held May at Mount Pleasant
NJ. e. Church. Prizes and awards will
be presented at this affair.
Frank s. Harris. president, who Is
arranging for the banquet states that
the league enjoyed its best season
this year, without a forfeited game.
Fine spirit was displayed by the in.
dividuals and teams.
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Cardinal Insects hung a ia setback
on the Live Wire Insects yesterday at
AnAcostia.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

RHE
Milwaukee ~ do0010 004I-l3 o
Columbus ...... 0000 8 o 5 0 O. 8 4
Johnson. Danforth. Eddelman and Nc
Menemy; Harris. Wilhel. Dyer and Ferrell.
RH Z.
Kansas City. 00000141201 10 II 0
Toledo .... 4001 03 OF o 0--S 16 l
:. Oldham and shinault; Milstead. Ryan and
HevinE.
s.; Pa.Tl; ........ d9099o33oEe,S 9
Heimach. Belts, and CASTOR; wilkinson.
Holley and McMullen.
MfnnnesP1nI: fndianapoIi. 49, - S9aS ! 4--ib Il !
Owens. Wilson Hubbell Moon and Kenna:
Lcyerett. Wisner and Florence Snyder.
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l.. & B. Juniors have organized and
want games. Call Manager Bauer at
Franklin 7400.
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Aurora Midgets scored a 3-2 decision
over Harlems yesterday in a fast,
hard-fought contest.
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Wilson A. c. Juniors want a gam
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Aztecs defeated Senators yesterday
in good game, (which resulted to 0.
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EdgewOOd Insects defeated Joe
IJudges Insects yesterday, 7 to 6.
Losers rallied IN the ninth, but failed.
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Manhattan Juniors turned in their
fifth straight win yesterday at the
expense of Baltimore Tigers at Balti.
more, 25 10 5.
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for sunday. Call Manager Smallwood,
North 52S9.J.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02

1874, closing at the top. Burns Bros.
A, A. M. Byers, Dupont, Houston Oil,
international Harvester and Westing-
house Air Brake were among the many
other issues to close or more points
higher.
With easier credit conditions looked
for next week and hope still held out
that substantial portion of the July
reinvestment demand will find its way
into the stock market, operators for
the rise confidently bic up their fa-
voriteS particularly those in which
current earnings or prospects give
promise OF special dividend action be-
lore the end OF the year. For the time
being, unfavorable trade news was dis
regarded Bear traders succeeded in
uncovering few weak spots mere and
there, but they failed to unsetCle the
general list.
Selling pressure was most effective
against Paramount Famous Players
which broke to new low since 1925
at SO and then rallied to 94M, off IA
net, and Mack Trucks, which dlpped to
q new low on the current doWnSwing
at 95, and then made up most OF Its
loss. South Porto Rican Sugar (old
stock) collapsed points to a new low
at 142 and American Car and Foundry
Jordan Motors, the Pan American is
sues and Cuba company all touched
new low records for the year or longer.
Adams Express, American Bank
Note, American Chicle, Collins and
Aikman, General Electric, Manhattan
Electrical Supply, Mullins Body, Reid
Ice Cream and RoSsia Insurance all
reached new high ground.
Although Southern Pacific crossed
118 to the highest price in seven years,
chief activity in the railroad group
centered in the second grade snares,
notably the Chicago and Alton and
Chicago and Eastern Illinois.
Time money and commercial paper
rates were unchanged.
Commodity markets were irregular
but price changes were extremely mar
row.
Sharp recoveries of and 1S points
respectively, in the Spanish and Jap
anese clrrencies featured the firm for.
eign exchange market. Pesetas SOLE
Continued on Page Seven)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02
MINERS
CHAMPION
VETERANS TEAM

The Bisbee Miners will meet the
Fort Bayard Veterans in the first OF
"a four-game series to open the Sec
ond half of the Copper league sea-
son at Warren park this afternoon
|at 4:3O.
The two teams will play double
header Sunday, the first game being
scheduled to start at 1870. On the
glorious Fourth they will clash at
2 o'clock
The Veterans won the first half
of the season rather handily with
Bisbee making a determined drive
to finish in second position high
above the 500 per cent mark.
The four clubs in the circuit have
all been strengthened and towards
the first half were playing bang g-up
ball, all seemingly about evenly
matched.
The Chino club will be meeting the
Ell Paso Giants in the other week.
end series.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02
Dempsey Rests Before
Long Training Grind

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Sara
toga Lake, N. Y, July lR.-Jack
Dempsey hung up his boxing gloves
today for final day of rest before
the long grind to prepare himself for
battle with Jack Sharkey at the Yam
kee stadium July 81.
The former champion of the heavy
weights. with four days of rigorous
ring work already showing an improve
ment in his speed and punching power
called halt after an hour and half
on the road and long row on Sara
toga lake in the early morning.
Jack is satisfied with his general
physical condition at the moment and
believes that the three weeks that re-
main before he climbs through the
ropes for his supreme comeback effort
against the Boston Slugger offer
enough and perhaps even too much
time to regain perfect fighting trim.
He weighed 2O4 pounds today
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02
HUDKINS is REMATCHED
WITH BAKER In AUGUST

NE WYORK, July l (P).-Ace EIud-
kins, the Nebraska Wildcat, and
Sammy Baker, of New York, have been
matched for return 12-round bout at
Ebbets field August 8, Promoter Hum
bert Fugazy announced today. Baker
scored technical Knockout over Hud-
kins at the Polo grounds June Is.
Leo Lomski, OF Aberdeen, Wash,
will be matched with Paul Berlenbach,
Jimmy Slattefy or George Courtney,
Of Oklahoma, in a ten-round semi
final, according to Fugazy.
Joe Dundee, of Baltimore, welter-
weight champion, has signed with
Fugazy to meet the winner of the
HudkinS- Baker bout.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02
SHORT INTEREST
is SQUEEZED IN
FRIDAY TRADING
(By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July CR.-Sqdtezing
of the short interest in Baldwin Loco
motive and a few other specialtles
overshadowed all other developments
in today's irregularly higher stock mar
ket. Baldwin which was sold IS low
at 218 yesterday, was run up TO a new
high record for all time at 235 as pears
who sold stock freely on the recent
announcement of cut in operations
from 20 to 10 per cent OF capacity
struggled to cover their commitments.
The closing price of 234 represented a
net gain of 1419 points on the day.
While some surprise was manifested
at the increase of more than $2OOO,OOO
in brokers' loans in the week ended
Wednesday, inasmuch as a decrease
had been looked for in most quarters,
this was offset by the lowering OF the
call money rate from 5 to Az per cent.
The reduction took place in The face OF
the calling of about $50 100000 in bank
loans, presumably to meet the heavy
holiday demand for funds.
u. S. Rubber, in which a large short
interest had been built up on uncon-
firmed reports of large deficit in
operations in the first half of the
year, rallied more than 4 points to 40.
General Motors rallied from 194A to
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02
NATIONAL
LEAGUE

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July QP.-
Pittsburgh hit timely against Luque
today to defeat Cincinnati, to l..
Carmen Hill, Pirate hurler, held the
Reds to six scattered hits. II was his
eleventh win of the season.
Hills triple with two on gave Pitts
burgh the lead. Two runs were added
by the Pirates in the sixth on two
singles. a sacrifice and a double.
The Reds only run came in the
eighth on Critzs single, Aliens force
out, Luque's walk and Dressens double.
On the next play both LuqUe and
Dresser we're run down. Outfielder
zitzmann, playing short, starred for
Cincinnati. The score
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02
u MEXICAN
"A LEAGUE

NEW YORK, July l Up The
Yankee rolled their latest winning
streak to six today by triumphing
over the Red Sox by z to 4, Lou
Gehrig featuring with his 26th homer
in the first to put him one ahead
of Babe Ruth. Gehrig has hit for
the circuit in each OF the last four
games.
Herb Pennock was painfully in
jured in the third when struck by
Rogell's line drive below the heart.
He continued to pitch after a short
rest, but when he wavered in the
fifth, Bob SHawkey took up the bur-
den.
This was the 18th consecutive de-
feat for Boston.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
SALE OF REAL ESTATE SHOULD
MOTT DE- MAnE ....

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
SALE OF REAL ESTATE SHOULD
NOT BE MADE.
In the Superior Court in the County
of Cochise, State of Arizona.
In the Matter of the Estate Of H.
RIVERA, Deceased.
1T APPEARING TO THIS COURT,
by the petition this day presented and
filed by w. E. SchWamm, administrator
of the estate of H. Rivera, deceased,
that said estate is insolvent and that
it is necessary to sell the whole Of the
real estate and personal property of
said decedent to pay the debts of
decedent and the expenses anc charges
of administration,
1T is THEREFORE ORDERED BY
THIS COURT: That all persons in
terested in the estate of said deceased
appear before the said Superior Court
on Monday, the 1St day of August,
A. D. 1927, at the hour of 1000 o'clock
a. M, of said day, at the court room
of said Court, at the court house in
the city Of Tombstone, Cochise County,
State of Arizona, to show cause why an
order should not be granted to said
administrator, to sell so much of the
said real estate as shall be necessary
and that copy of this order he pub
lished four successive weeks in the
Douglas Daily Dispatch, newspaper
printed and published in the said
County of Cochise.
Dated June 3Oth, 1927.
ALBERT M. SANTES,
7I1dOn Of tho CJ1pnriOt. Hplrt
First publication July 2, 1927.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02

Two base hits: Hofmann, Dugan,
Gehrig, Karow. Three base hit:
Meusel. Home runs: Gehrig, Combs.
Sacrifices: Pennock, Morehart, Combs.
Left on base: New York 4, Boston s.
Base on balls: off Shawkey /. Struck
out: by Pennock l, Shawkey 2. Nc
Fayden 4. Hits: off Pennock in
A 1-3 innings; ShawRey 3 in 2-3.
Winning pitcher: Pennock. Umpires:
Rowland, Connolly. Van Graflan.
Time: 200.
WASHINGTON, July / R-Had-
ley, recruit. held the Athletics to
three hits today and Washington
won, to l. 1t was the Senators
eighth straight victory, the last three
at the expense OF Philadelphia.
The visitors scored their only run
in the fourth when Lamar doubled.
went to third on Simmons long fly
and scored on Hale's single.
In the sixth, washington went
into the lead, Rice scoring from third
on fly and Harris later coming in
on double by judge.
PITT ,A7ET,PFT AR r. Fl PO "A u
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02
LOU GEHRIG PASSES
RUTH FOR HOME RUNS

NEW YORK, July 1 lP.-Lou Geh-
rig jumped ahead of Babe Ruth today
in their spectacular home-run duel,
but both are still behind the record
pace of 1921 when Babe collected SO
homers.
The comparative records for this
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02

the estimates of receipts and
expenditures Arizona for the commencing
1927
the Twentsevenh day oil
by Council OF said City.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02


Wase4 DT Resnae osnSf an u' a4a
Property City
Receipts than nd MOI including
property of City -~~ ---.~A-.--.1.~ ss59sl1
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester AS; Toronto 81.
Syracuse 3; Buffalo 0.
Jersey City l; Reading 3.
Only clubs scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville /; Columbus 2.
Kansas City Z; Minneapolis 8.
Toledo 6; Indianapolis 5.
st. Paul q; Milwaukee Called ninth
allow players to catch train.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Birmingham g; Atlanta /.
Memphis 10; Nashville IL 11 in
nings).
New Orleans /; Mobile 2.
Little Rock 10; Chattanooga 4
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York ga; Boston I'll.
Brooklyn s; Philadelphia L.
Cincinnati 1; Pittsburgh 5.
st. Louis 2; Chicago 6.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston A; New York Z.
Detroit 10; Cleveland 5.
Chicago IL; ST. Louis IA.
Philadelphia / Washington 2.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas 10; San Antonio 8.
Fort Worth S. Waco 6.
Shreveport 6-3; Houston 5-4.
Wichita Falls-Beaumont, postponed
rain.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF TENTATIVE ADOPTION OF BUDGET
AND MEETING FOR HEARING THEREON.

d EXPENDITURES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR, {
JUNE 1ST, 1927, ENDING MAY 31sT. 1928
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02

LAST Years Expenditures
Estimated Receipts this year ar - S6OOOOO
Council
wilm according City Douglas
p M.
with said estimates
hereby that said Common Council will meet required by
making leves accordance with said estimates
determined
@ PRATT City Clerk
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02


Stolen bases: Judge. Sacrifices:
Simmons, Speaker, Goslin. Double
plays Judge to Reeves to Judge.
Left on bases: Philadelphia 2. WASH
ington 9. Bases on balls: off Quinn
l, Hadley 2. Struck out: by Hadley
8. Hits: off Quinn 10 in z innings;
Grove l in /. Hit by pitcher: by
Hadley, Bishop. Losing pitcher:
Quinn. Umpires: Giesel, Nallin and
Dinnen.. Time: lao
ST. LOUIS, July R,-The st.
Louis Browns ended their losing
streak which reached five games by
winning slngging match from the
Chicago White Sox today, IA to IL.
The Browns garnered l6 hits, in
cluding two for the circuit. The
locals big inning was the sixth in
which they batted out Cole and got
six runs. The smallest crowd OF
the year estimated at 500, saw the
game.
Score R.H.E.
Chicago ...........212 O04 O12-12 16 4
st. Louis 200 O46 2Ox-14 18 0
Connally. Cole, Jacobs and Nc
Curdy; Vangilder. Wingard, Nevers
and lSchang.
n
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02


Three base hits: Hill, P. Waner Sac
rifice: Grantham Double plays:
Bressler to Hargrave; Traynor to
Gooch to Traynor; Harris to Cronin;
Grantham to Traynor. Left on bases:
Cincinnati 6; Pittsburgh 2. Bases on
balls: off Luque /; Hill 1. Struck out:
by Hill l. Umpires: Wilson, Pfirnann
and Quigley. Time: 1888.
BOSTON July l (H9.-Boston divided
another double header with the Giants
today, bursting through with q two
run rally in the ninth to win the first
game by Z to and coming out on the
short end of a to score in the final.
Pinch hitter Mann singled Oft Jack
sons glove to short center with the
bases full to drive in two runners to
sew up the opener. Burleigh Grimes
yielded only seven hits in the second
game. The scores
FIRST GAME R.H.E.
New York ...... 100 100 040-6 10 &
Boston =. .002 300 002--7 IL 4
Barnes, Clarkson, Henry and De-
vormer; Genewich, Mogridge and
Hogan.
| SECOND GAME II. n. +.
New York =. 200 O02 O00-4 !
Boston 900 001 000-1 Z G
Grimes and Taylor; Greenfield,
Wertz and Hogan.
| PHILADELPHIA, July tP.-The
Phillies staged a stirring ninth-inning
rally today to score twice and defeat
the Robins by Z to 6, Jack Scott top
ping Dazzy Vance in a pitchers battle.
Home run drives by Barrett and Part
ridge helped Brooklyn to keep in the
/ fight to the finish. Philadelphia now
has won four straight. The score:
R.H E.
Brooklyn .01O POI OILS IL 2
Philadelphia ~. .010 021 OPT IL 2
Vance and DeBerry; Scott and Will
son.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02

x-Batted for Boley in 9Th.
xx-Batted for Quinn in 9Th.
xxx-Batted for French in 9Th.
WASHTNCTON AR r. IT PO A e
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
LOS ANGELES PASTOR
 ASSAILS IUNNEY BOUT
Doubts Benefits of Rado-SpirituaI World Million Times Stronger
 Than Physical, He Says,

New York Sept. 2G (uP) - At tlcaing prize fighting and expressing doubt as 10 the benefit Of radio, Rev Dr. Cor'landt Meyers Of Los Angeles in his fourth and last sermon from the pulpit of the First Baptist church said there is q million times more power in the spiritual world than in the physical.
 "Who can say those miserable pieces Of humanity who fought a bloody battle at Chicago brought themselves to Q high level of life by it?' Dr. Meyers asked his con- gregation. Muscular strength in their cases has been the means of dragging them down to the level Of the animals"
 Dr. Meyers expressed doubt as to the benefits Of modern inventions, especially the radio. which he blam- ed for causing the death of eight persons listening in on the Dempsey Tunney fight reports.
 Scientists say that power will be sent around the world by radio soon which will make it unnecessary for us 10 work more than an hour d day. he said. T am not sure this is good. We must grow better nor ally before We can dare to have so much leisure"