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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

WIMBLEDON, July 5 P)-The 1927
Wimbledon tournament closed today III
a blaze of glory for the United states
with four of the five championships
in the hands of American players.
The lone crown that was missing
the coveted mems singles-Was perch-
ed on the brow of little Henri Cochet,
the French ace who eliminated William
r. Tilden in the semi-finals on MS
way to his ultimate victory.
With the Women's singles, won py
Helen Wills and the mems doubles won
by Tilden and Francis t. hunter, al
ready captured, the American players
went into the last days play with the
women's doubles and the mixed doubles
championships as their goal
Elizabeth Ryan of California was the
bright American star in today's play.
Paired with Miss Wills, she won the
women's doubles from the South Atrl-
cans, Miss "Bobpie" Heine and Mrs. j.
Peacock, and then returned to the
court after few minutes rest and
with Hunter raced through the semi
finals Of the mixed doubles, winning
from another South African team,
Louis Raymond and the same little
"Bobbie Heine.'
Later, as the curtain was about to be
rung down over Wimbledon Of 1927,
she appeared again with Hunter
against L. A. Godfree and Mrs. Kitty
McKane Godfree to win the mixed
doubles title after a stubbornly fought
battle in the first set. The display OF
fortitude and stamina given by the
California girl in her three appearances
aroused the keenest admiration from
the spectators.
The Wills-Ryan versus Heine-Pea-
cock match, which the American pair
won 6-3, 6-2 was the first on today's
schedule. After the first set, no one
doubted an American victory. After
Wimbledon had it's daily shower the
courts were rather slow and 5he Ameri-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06
AMERICANS CAPTURE four OUTOF
five TENNIS TITLES in ENGLAND

can pair found difficulty in getting
started soon trailing 1-3.
Miss Wills then began shooting tre-
mendous drives at the feet Of the South
African players and Miss Ryan stead
led her play after a shaky beg: nning.
Five straight games for the Americans
and the set at 6-3 was the result.
It was the ninth time that Miss Ryan
has shared in winning the wolnens
doubles at Wimbledor. She scored first
in 1914 with Miss A. M. Morton, then
won six times paired with Suzanne
Lenglen and last year with Miss Mary
K. Browne.
Miss Ryan then made her second
appearance of the day. This time with
Hunter in the semi-finals of the mix
ed doubles against Raymond and Miss
Heine. The American pair won 6-3, ga
after dominating the play throughout
the match.
In the meantime the English pair
consisting of Godfree and his wife the
former Kitty McKane, had defeated
Donald Greig and Mrs. M. Watson 6-3,
Ga in the other semi-finals match.
For the third time Miss Ryan, after
a rest for an hour, appeared on the
courts with Hunter for the final of
the mixed doubles against Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfree.
I The 1927 Wimbledon, in spite of the
absence of several of the brightest stars
of the tennis courts, proved one of
the greatest years in the 81 year his
tory of the all England club. The honor
roll at the close of the championships
was as follows:
Mems singles-Henri Cochet.
Women's Singles-Miss Helen Wills.
Mems William T. Tilden
and Francis T. Hunter
Women's Doubles Helen Wills
and Miss Elizabeth Ryan.
Mixed Doubles-Miss Elizabeth Ryan
and Francis #. Hunter.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06
u MEXICAN
"A LEAGUE

NEW YORK, July P)-The New
York Yankees tripped up the SEN
ators for the third straight time
today by 8 to 6, Tony Lazzeri bring
ing the game to a dramatic close by
slamming for the circuit after two
were out in the ninth.
The Hugnlan waged an uphill bat
tie as Washington got Oft to five
run lead in the first inning. Hoyt
started his first game in fort
night but walked out OF the box
after facing two batters. The vet
eran Shawkey pitched good ball after
relieving Giard
GoSlin hit a home run in the first
inning with two aboard and Ruel
banked homer with none on in the
third
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

Louis Browns landed on three De-
troit Tiger pitchers for 20 hits,
many for extra bases, and won to-
day, II to s, CASTOR not only went
the route for the Browns, but got
three hits, including a home run
with one man on. He was almost
invincible except in the eighth when
Gehringer hit for the circuit with
the bases loaded. The Browns scored
in each inning except the sixth.
Sisler got three hits and stole three
bases, including home.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06
NATIONAL.
~ LEAGUE

CHICAGO, July P)-Chicago clos.
ed it's stand on the home grounds today
by registering its seventh victory IN
row in downing Cincinnati 8 to 5. The
Cubs concentrated their attack in two
innings, driving Luque off the hill in
the eighth. Osborn also was driven
off the mound in the fifth inning when
tho FadS scored four runs
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

Summary: Two base hits Dresser,
Critz, Grimm, Wilson, Webb, Ford
Zitzmann Sacrifices Osborn, Har-
grave, Grimm. Double plays Webb to
Grimm. Left on base Cincinnati 1S;
Chicago S. Bases on balls-off Osborn
4; Luque 2; Jones 3; Rixey /. Struck
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 5.
st. Louis, 2; Pittsburgh, IA.
Cincinnati, 5; Chicago, 8.
Only three games.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

Summary: Two base hitS-Barnhart,
Harris Cuyler. Three base hit--Douth-
it. Sacrifice -Traynor. Double play
Frisch- -Toporcer- -Bottomley. Left on
base-St. Louis S, Pittsburgh g. Base on
balls Reinhart 4, Aldridge 2, McGraw
l, Keen l. Struck out-Aldridge 6, Keen
l. Hits-Reinhart in 13 Innings,
McGraw in 2-3 innings, none out in
5th; keen in 8 innings, H. Bell 8 in
l. Losing pitcher-Reinhart Umpires
-Quigley, Wilson, Pfirman. Time 2:09.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06
WESTERN LEAGUE

Amarillo, 2; Wichita, 6.
Tulsa, 13; Oklahoma City. s.
Omaha, 3; Des Moines, 13.
Lincoln, IL; Denver, 8. 4
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia, 5; Boston, 6.
Washington, g.; New York, Z.
Detroit, 8; st. Louis, II.
Only three games. :
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

BOSTON, July 5 up = Regan's
double with two out after singles,
by Shaner and Todt knocked in the
run which enabled Boston to defeat
Philadelphia, 6 to 5, in the last OF
the ninth inning today. In the first
of the ninth Weller was knocked out
Of the box by the Athletics, who
scored two runs and tied the game
with none out. Harriss went n as
relief pitcher and retired the side
without further damage. The Red
SoX made 16 hits, Todt leading with
a home run and three singles.
In the seventh ball thrown by
Todt hit Umpire Tommy Connolly,
officiating at first base, and broke
his nose. In the first inning Hor-
mann was put out Of the game for
protesting q base on balls to Cobb.
Score r. H. E.
Philadelphia 900 1O1 1923 10
Boston .001 80 OOl-6 l6 I
Baker, Pate, Grove and Cochrane
Welzer, Harriss and Hotmann, Hart
ley.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

PHILADELPHIA, July 5, N9-A two
run rally in the ninth inning enabled
the Phillies to break their six game
losing streak today, and defeat the
Boston Braves, 5-4.
The triumph also gave Lester Sweet
land, Rookie southpaw of the home
team victory in his big league debut.
Fred Leach and Doc Farrell hit home
runs, the latter driving Mann home
ahead of him in the eighth.
Joe Genewich was hit for nine hits
by the victors. Sweetland yielded elev-
en-.
Score:
Boston ........ 10000 O2O-4 IL 1
Philadelphia ..010 600 1925 8 l
Genewich and Hogan; Sweetland,
Willis and Wilson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

New Orleans, 8; Atlanta, 3.
Chattanooga, 16; Nashville, IL.
Memphis, 8; Little Rock, 3.
Mobile, 2; Birmingham, 6.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 5, tR-
Pittsburgh maintained it's half game
lead in the National League race by
overwhelming Cincinnati IA to 2. The
Pirates triumph gave them a clean
sweep of the three-game series and
marked st. Louis sixth consecutive de-
feat.
Four Cardinal pitchers saw service
and none was effective against the
fury of the Pirate attack which CEN
tered in the fourth and fifth innings
when IL runs were batted in. Aldridge
allowed the champions but five hits
and famed six
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

Two base hits E. Miller, Gerber,
CASTOR, Fothergill. Three base hits.
Bennett, Ruble. Home runs: CASTOR
Schultz, Rice, Gehringer, Miller.
Stolen bases: Sisler 2, Schang. Sac
rifices:. Bennett, Ruble, Fothergin,
Miller, Tavener. Double plays: Rice
to Melillo to Sisler; MelIo to Sisler.
Left On base: Detroit 10, st. Louis
IL. Base on balls: off Whitehin 2,
Carroll 2, Wells 2, CASTOR g.. Struck
out: by Carroll 2, CASTOR 4. Hits:
off Whitehill in ! inning, none out
in second; Carol 10 in A; Wells o
in 3. Losing pitcher: Whitehin
Umpires: Owens, Ornlsby and Nc
GoWan. Time: 2:O2.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Batteries: Weatherby, Smith, Yar-
rison and Sandberg; Mulcahy, Fit
terer, Jacobs and Agnew.
Only game played.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

receipts
expenditures the City of Douglas Arizona for the year commencing
estimates tentatively
adopted corrections the day OF
by the Comm City,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark, A; Rochester, 9.
Reading, 9; Toronto, 5.
Jersey City, 6; Syracuse, II.
Only games scheduled.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

Two base hits: Speaker. Ruth
Meusel, Lazzeri. Three base Alts:
Morehart, CeEri2. Home RUGS. Cos
lii. Ruel, I4az1e1j Stolen base:
Morehart Sacrifices: Harris Ruth,
Gcsfin, Meusei. Lett on base New
York 8, Washington z. Base on
balls: off Ciard 2, Shawkey 3, Had
ley 2, Braxton 8, Lisenbee l. Struck
out: by Giard l, Braxton 4, Shawkey.
4, Iisenbee l. Hits: off Hoyt l
(faced only two batsnen ;Giard 5 in
/ 1-3 inning; Shawkey A in 2-3;
Hadley in rs; Braxton 6 in 2-3,
none out in seventh; Lisenbee 2 in
2 2-3. Passed ball: Collins Win
ming pitcher: Shawkey. Losing
pitcher: Iisenbee. Umpires: Din.
neen CSeisel and Nallin. Time: 2:37
ST. LOUIS, July 5 Rj-The st.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06
TEXAS LEAGUE

TEXAS LEAGUE
Wichita Falls, 4; Dallas, /. u
Houston, S; San Antonio, 2.
Fort Worth, 4; Shreveport, 3.
Beaumont, 4; Waco, 8.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF TENTATIVE ADOPTION OF BUDGET,
AND MEETING FOR HEARING THEREON.

MATED EXPENDITURES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR, co
JUNE 1ST, 1927, ENDING MAY S1ST, 1928.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

out-by Osborn 3. Winning pitcher
Jones. Losing pitcher-Luque. Umpires
Mccormick, KLEIN and Mclaughlin.
Time LEA.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06


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in accord wi said sttmates; and
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Dated at Douglas Arizona, this 27h daysOf 1927
G. PRATT, City Clerk.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

Estimated Receipts Ending May 3st 1927
follows:
l. Receipts other direct taxation including
- - . "a
by taxation upon Personal
Property of City
Estimated Receipts for Fiscal Year Ending May Sst 1928
follows:
l. Receipts other than Direct Taxation including
Water Revenue
Amount to be raised by taxation Real Personal
Property of City
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-06

ST. LOUIS, July 5 Rj-The St.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-08-23
.ykazmy zrozumienie
nasza soIidarno$c.

Bywaja cd czasu do czasu chwe, w ktorych ma
ley sic nam pred ogolem ca}ym Wykazac sodar-
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jest rzecza zrozumienie obowiazku. Jednym w}asnie
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ganizacji. Prawda, re doch6d Wieczorku przezna-
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nleJako egzaminem pubicznym, a vice starac sic
nam naezy, by egZamin ten Wypad1 dObrze iak
najlepszem mas swietle ogo1owi przedstawi1.
Jak nalezy rozumiec, poWiemy tenn paru
SoWach. Wieczorek ten jest urzadzony przez Sto-
warzyszenie Polek Stanach Zjednoczonych,
W pierwszym rzedzie obowiazkiem czlonkn bye po-
winno, by ma wieczorku tym zadnej ME brakowalo.
Wykazmy sic, re jest mas grenada to grenada
wielka re, gdy potrzeba p9 temu zachodzi, umiemy
karnle solidarne Wystapic.
ME tyko same ma Wieczorek przybadzmy, ale
niechaj przybeda nasze rodziny, sasiadki,
jome przyjaciolki, MECH pzybeda Wszyscy ci kto-
rzy sympatja odnosza sic do naszego ze
spolu Zaprosic wszystkch tych jest naszym obowiaz
kiem. Ale przed edeWszystkiem same, my czlonkinie
ma wieczrku tym stanowczo bye winnysmy.
TAX postepujac, zapewniny przedsieWzieciu ma
szemu powodzenie ME tyko materjane, ale i mo-
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umiej jetnosc prowadzenia piracy dla dobra pozytku
Polek stanach Zjednoczonych
A vice wykazanie sic wasza solidarnoscia y
MECH bedzie hasem Waszem ma dzisiaj.
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braterske Wr6ca skad przybyi piracy
sztatach Wroca zamenic doay by
rozszezac wfadanie nesc imenia Jej chwae po
'Wroca"" Lecz przedtem spojza Wielkoc
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powyzej artyku}u rrzekonac ozna lax
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epsze maja wyobrazen jak zaslugujemy
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men, by dazyc do koychby ieze
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Ida ich tysiac wybranych mljon6w rzuconych VIOLA
nezbadana twarda dole zeme Westinghouse k6rym
sciuszko zwazaf sic braterstwem wak wolnosc."
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najezdnika pred korym dumna glove
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ME tn sweto zadumy plyna1 ich zywot rozdwoje-
niu trwaL Prace obce zmiena dolary bonil
rwai.'
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Kto ma tylko pierwsze, papiery, ten ME jest
amerykanskim obywatelem Me moze on zatem o
trzymac paszportu amerykanskiego, jezeli chce wy
jechac "a granice ale must podr6zowac "a paszpor-.
tenn tego rzadu, kt6rego bY poddanym lub gdzie
przynaleza} gdy wybieral pierwsze papiery. Pierw-
sze papiery ME daja r6wniez nikomu prawa g1oso-
wanna, z wyjatkiem jednego tylko stanu, miano-
Wice Arkansas.
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naby}a, ami tez ME nabywa przez to obywatelstWa
amerykanskiego Podobnie jak samotne kobiety musi
ona starac sic osobno ma w1asna reke papiery
obywatelskie Postepowanie naturazacyjne jest jed
max troche 1twiejsze ola niej. Me musi zamie-
szkiwac Stanach Zjednoczonych stale przez piec
lat, by mog}a wnesc podanie drugie papiery, ale
moze to uczynic po up}ywie jednego roku Me mus
r6wniez wybierac pierwszych papier6w, albowiem
papiery obywateskie jej meza, lub jezeli urodzony
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jednak dostarczyc dowody, IL przyby}a do Stan6w
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ME by1o TEN wieksze, re Poino-
emo Amerykanski Yloyd otrzymal
wiadomosc, re ma zachod cd Ir-
landji panuje piekna pogoda,
vice monoplan przebyf juz sfere
z1ej pogody.
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mieckich lotnikow powrot do do
mu oddyl sic wsrod wielkich ME
bezpieczenstw, gdyz lotnicy napo-
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miedzy kompanja Junkiers a
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CO SLYCHAC w SWIECIE?

bye nazWany

Wieu rok bezacy nazywa wycieczek zborowych
Polsk Rzeczywc jest to okresen do
ponewaz ak wiemy roku bezacym pare wyciecze
daleke nase Oczyzny podazy Pewsza borowa panowa
wyceczke do Polski urzadzo ubiegym roku
Ameyce wycieczka poeha1a poa Sokoow
Sokoc take grenada SARA duzyne
nlczena wyceczce To byl
kerunku zrobiony Wyciecza
poleczenstwo daleke naszej Ojczyznie.
roku bezacym wyruzy1o wycieczek vice. wycecz-
ka lJednoczenia Chicago
Wcow poskc wceczk urzadzona egda
eranow Arm Poske lima pod egda Zaczonych
sudsgo wycieczka ocjalsow pomniei
szych ktoryh dokadniejszyh danych many pod reka
Jedne ych wycieczek byy licznesz dugie mniej czne
ecz wszyske bardzo byly pyimowane
Rad spoieczestwo Prasa daleke Oczyne
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kraJowych manowicie "Gos Prawdy" sprawe tel pisze
lat szeregl dfuge rozdzielen lat
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dugo tenot dni neprzeczone zbozny
obce zem oczyzne sacy obfte pony przez
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krzydach ida ch tysiace Woln Novel Zem serca swe
grzae Ionic ojczyzny". a.s
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-08-23
Stara Sprauva W
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ca swoich dowod6w wskazuia te psma ma fakt lie
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ganizacyj. Datego tez uwazamy ze najidealniejszym
proJektem jest mys powoania do zyca centrali w po
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zfaczene Winno sic oprzec dobrze opracowanym od
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organizacyj, naezacych do cenral W6wczas zadna or
ganzacja ME czuiaby sic dotkneta pomineciem jej w
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we oez zhaczeha Jest takze okolcznosc, uWonifaby
sic od obowlazku utrzymyWania tych cz1onkow przy
sobie ably sic jej ME rozbeg Prawda ze ten obowa-
EEK cazyfby ma niej takze wzgledem czionk6w or
gan1zacyJ ale przeciez daeko 4atwej utrzyac stosn-
h Jedna organizaca niz dziesatkami tysiecy indywi
duanych obywatei.
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nile ZWlazkoWym W chWili gdy bedzie poruszona spra
wa CENTRAL wychodztwa Trudno oczywcie sadzic nam
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zWaamy sobie wyrazc przekonanie re omawianv przez
mas proJekt znajdze wieu zwoennik6w i gdyby by1
przyjety, spo4eczestwo nasze naprawde doczeka1obv
sic w nedalekiej przysz}oSci centrali
DE-. Chic
My W najbzszym czase DO sprawy tel powr6cimy
WypoWlemy nasz poglad cenrali.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-08-23
ARESZTOWANIE PRZYWODCY
NIEPODLEGLOSCIOWCOW
GRUZINSKICH.

MOSKWA. - Sowiecka urzedo
wa agencja telegraficzna podaje,
re emisarjusz biura zagraniczne-
go centralnego komitetu miensze-
wikow gruzinskich, Ivan Karziwa
DE, udajacy sic do -aGruzji,4Szo-
stai aresztowany przy przekra4
czaniu granicy stureckiej. Znale-
ziono przy MIN szereg listow do
nielegalnego centralnego komitetu
mienszewikow w Gruzji, a m. in.
dyrektywy dwu przyw0dcow gru-
sinskich. ktorzy zalecali miensze-
wikom gruzinskim wyzyskanie ma
piecia angielsko-rosyjskiego i przy
gotowanie sic do czynnej akcji
przeciwko Sowietom.