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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-3-room furnished house,
cheap. Apply mornings, 615 9th st.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-04

FOR SALE 8 horsepower electric mo-
tor. Inquire at Dispatch office.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-04

Washing and ironing, hotel
and restaurants especially. Phone 199.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-04

HEMSTITCHING AHJD PICOTING,
1900 18th st. phone G1O. Mrs. Iverson
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-04

FOR RENT--3-room cottage with bath,
924 18th ST. Inquire 1884 10th st.
Phone 1886 w.
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HEMSTITCHING

Hemstitching, picot. 931 18th, ph. 54O-J
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-04

BREEDING PENS will be maintained
and r. I. Red Matching eggs for sale
all summer Paul S. Greene, 1902 18th
st. Phone 365.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-04

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred milk goats.
Heavy mixers, soon fresh. Address
o. G. Holmes, Lowell, Ariz.
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mOrrow's game. His place will prob
ably be taken by Jimmy Riley, who
made name for himself with Clar-
ence Orton's Groves last season. This
will mean that the gap left by Gsz-
mig will be filled by q man whose ex-
pericnce and ability assure consist
cnt work. Gaznig's absence Is ex.
pectcd to be only temporary, however,
and he will likely be back again with
the team in it's next game. Riley
will also be with the team in future
games, as will Doc Love. who played
such an important part in last year .
team.
The tentative lineup includes Full
CIR at second, Sagchorn ut short. Babe
Mohn at third. Luenberg as catcher,
right field likely held by Jimmy
Riley, center field by Simonson and
Fairchild in left field. Paulson will
hold down the key sack and Slonicker
will do the twirling. with the posi-.
bility Of being replaced during part
of the game by one or the other OF
the young hopefuls.
Mercer has q strong enough aggre-
cation to make 1t perfectly sure 70
fans who make the trip that they will
see a game with plenty of action. II
tho Mclean county team produces any
of the kind of playing which charac-
terized its work last year, the match
will be considerably more than one.
sided affair. Mercer has four former
McClusky players on the lineup, in
addition to its group of veterans who
gave East Slope opponents q worri.
some time last year and wound up
the season by trouncing the flashy
Turtle Lake outfit.
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STARS EXPECT
FAST BATTLE
Meet Grace City Team To.
morr0w-LanglOis to Make
First Appearance

In preparation for a fast game
against Grace City tomorrow, the
Prison All-Stars put in overtime
practicing this week and have
strong hopes of maintaining their
1000 average by scoring win over
the Foster county men.
The AllStars have been showing
some smooth work this week and
they are confident that they can
score a win, although they don't ex-
pcct easy going against their oppon-
ents. They want to keep their rec
ord ut the 1000 point, however, plac-
ing it there in the initial game when
they defeated Pettibone, to 5.
Shifts Around
Shifts in the lineup of the ALL
Stars which should materially
strengthen their defense have been
announced. Carver, who held down
third base last year, will be at short
this year and McCrill will resume
his regular position in the outfield
Members of the Grace City team
have kept up their heavy hitting the
past week in several practice games,
sharpening up their batting eyes for
the pitching of Langlois, who will
make his debut Sunday with the To-
cal team. Grace City is to start its
pitching ace, "Flattcrs" with Scanson
doing the receiving, while Langlois
and Holland will work for the Stars.
The game is called at 1:45.
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ROckhill

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Farley and chill.
dren were. visiting Mrs. Farlcy's
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes, near
Wing.
Oscar Walworth was a caller in
Regain one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Little and fam
lily were among those who took in
play day 1t Fort Lincoln Saturday.
Conrad Kettleson motored to Re-
gan to look after business matters
Monday. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Farley called
at the Albin Spangberg home Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Joe Kiefer called in Regain
Monday after school.
Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte and daugh-
ter Frances, accompanied by Mabel
Dimond, motored to Bismarck Sat
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Maenuson
and family went to Bismarck Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fischer and
Mrs. Fischer's mother, Mrs. John o.
son. motored TO Bismarck Saturday
on q shopping trip.
Mrs. August Westerman and son
Allen went to Bismarck Saturday on
a shopping trip.
Lloyd Kettleson, who is working
for Fields Of near Bismarck, was
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Ket.
tleson and family Sunday.
MRS. Roy Rasche and her brother
Charles Colip. motored to Bismarck
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alix Anderson and
family were visiting Mrs. Anders0n's
brother Of near Bismarck.
Mrs. Eva D. Sheldon has been Wis.
ting her son, Leo Sheldon, south Of
Regain. -
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NEWS our NEIGHBORS

day, May 8, Richard Wagner, AdaE,
Wagner and John Lavtermilk each
lost horse by lightning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skeels of Bismarck
were .Braddock callers Friday.
Mrs. J. d. McCusker of HazeltOn
called on Braddock friends Thurs
day.
Miss Grace Campbell, who is at
tending business college in Bis
marck, came down Friday and spent
the weekend visiting her uncle, Geo.
Sempel and cousin, Eldons Sunday
morning. Miss Grace, accompanied
by her uncle, left for a weeks visit
with friends at Miller, S. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Dexter were
Sunday dinner guests with Mr.. and
Mrs. @. f. Lee and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Britain left
Monday morning for Egeland. No
Dak., where they will visit at the
home of Mr.. Brittain's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Shepard of Bis
marck motored down Sunday after
noon and spent few hours visiting
Braddock friends and relatives.
Miss Ila Mauk spent the weekend
at her home near Moffit. Sunday
Mrs. j. w. Mikesell and little Ken
meth drove after her and brought
her back to Braddock.
Mrs. Addie Lane and SON of Kin
tyre were Braddock callers Saturday.
A. Leiske conducted services in the
s. d. A. chapel Saturday afternoon.
They will hold baptismal services at
Pursian Lake Saturday afternoon,
May 2lst.
Willie Koenig arrived Thursday
from Park City, Mont, to visit with
relatives in Braddock.
Word has been received in Brad
dock that new baby boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Lanme of
Ponca City. Okla, May 10. Every
body doing fine. $500
Mrs. Leo. Daley and the new boy.
Thomas Hugh, arrived home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Rott of Hazel
ton were over Friday evening and at
tended the dcclamatory contest in
the school gym. We feel very proud
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Of the fact that two Of the Brad
dock Girls carried off two Of the
prizes. Miss Lillian Hill took second
prize and Miss Hattie Feltcrley, third
prize.
M. and Mrs. E.. F. Savage, Mr..
and Msa. Jas. karphy and Mr.. A.
J. Piers motored to Haxelton Sunday.
Mrs. r.. ". Allen, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. A. Anderson OF
Cooperstown, were passengers to Bis
marck Friday afternoon, from there
Mrs. Anderson and little daughter,
Shirley, left Saturday for their home
at CoOpcrstOwn. Mrs. Anderson has
been visiting for the past two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Allen Of this city.
An Eastern Star pin was picked up
in the school gym here by q son OF
Mrs. Gregory Of Haeelton Friday
The ladies Of the Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. Of Braddock had very success
full day at their dinner which was
served in the hall Play Day.
Louise Barton was hostess to the
Daughters Of Grace club Saturday.
The Daughters Of Grace entertain
ed their parents at the school gym.
Sunday evening. The girls each gave
a reading about Mother" and sang
Mother Day songs" after which a
banquet was served. A long table
with covers for SO was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and each
daughter pinned carnation on hcI
mother. Mrs. Aarvig gave q few
words Of thanks to the Daughters
Of Grace and to Mrs. Sherwin fol
the interest she has taken in the
organization. After the banquet
Misses Elsberry and Haas enter.
tanned with vocal solos and duets
suitable to the occasion.
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Spi aux Will d Jury
that sent Maloney to the floor with
a smashing right to tho jaw. AS Ma
loney bounded to his feet the bell
changed, but his head still was hazy
as the fifth began.
Swings MalOney Off Feet
The swift striding Sharkey, teeth
clinchcd. eyes glinting, went in for
the kill. Another wild, desperate
rush by the bruised and bleeding Ma
loney, then Sharkey's swinging left
hook shook his opponent to his heels
and an overhead right and a left
landing almost together, swung him
clear off his feet.
Maloncy tried to rise. turning to-
ward the towering eX-sailor whom he
could hardly see through closed eyes
A struggle almost to one knee, and
he fell forward. all but sensclcss
The referee interviewed.
But the count was over.
Technical knockout" the end was
called, but it carried all the finality
of straight "kayo.'
Had Powerful Wallop
To do it Sharkey brought to bear
power Of punch which brought
gasps Of surprise. The blow that did
more than any other to finish the
burly Maloney was newly developed
weapon, a devastating right, which
carried even more dynamite than the
hooking left on which the tar had
pinned his hopes in fights before,
With that addition to his armament
Sharkey became one of the most
formidable and rcsouceful of heavy
weight contendcrs as well as def
mite menace to the titlcholdcr, Gene
Tunney, who looked on with rapt at
tcntion.
Sharkey beat the smuggling Maloney
at his own game of solid punching
even as he beat the huge negro,
Harry Wills. at Wills own game OF
mitigating last fall.
A pop-eyed crowd Of 10000 saw
Sharkey's triumph. OF estimated gate
receipts totaling $25O,0GO, each of the
principals will get more than $780,
900.
Sharkey weighed 1872, Maloney
weighed 202k.
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Lem

Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman and
daughter Dorothy spent Monday at
the Alfred Olson home.
Clara Rise spent from Friday UNI
til Monday visiting her friends,
Ruby and Hazel Arnes0n.
Helmer and Eddie Arneson, Valde-
mar Lein and Sybil Strandness spent
Thursday evening at Joe Rises.
T. Mrs. NJ. J. Lein and SON Marlen
and Howard Brenden spent Sunday
afternoon at Alfred Arneson's.
Eddie Arneson spent Tuesday at
the Sivert Brenden home.
Mrs. M. ]. Brenden and Sivert
Brenden, who have spent few days
with Mrs. S. Brenden, who is a pa
tient at q Bismarck hospital, re-
turned home Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Rise, son Jo-
seph and Art Bjorhus motored to
Driscoll Monday.
Harold Christianson and B. N.
Lein motored to Driscoll Tuesday.
Mrs. Ingeborg Rasmussen spent
the weekend visiting Mrs. Herbert
Gunderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Rise motored
to Regan and Wing Saturday. =
Eddie Arneson and Valdemar Lein
motored to futile Saturday.
Helmer Arneson and Sybil Strand
ness spent Friday evening at the
M. A. Lein home.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Olson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Jacobson spent Friday evening at the
Dallas Barkman home.
Mrs. N. A. Soderholm spent Thurs
day At the J.eO. Rise home.
Miss Sybil Strandness closed q
most. successful term Of school in
school No. Friday. In the after
noon few Of the parents and
friends were present. A lunch con-
sisting Of sandwiches, cake and cof-
fee was served.
family spent Sunday at the Sam Dro-
men home in Lyman township.
Fred Josephson and SON Henry and
Rudolph Harju motored to Wing
Monday.
Olga and Irwin Rise motored to
Wing Monday.
Miss Sybil Strandness and Alice
Arneson; spent . few, days visiting
at the NJ. A. Lein home.
BeInice Paslay called at the Art
! Bjorhus home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Arneson and
Mrs. Herbert Gunderson motored to
Bismarck, Monday.
Arnold Christianson, who has spent
the past niue weeks in the hospital
| in Bismarck, returned home Wednes-
day. His many friends are glad to
see him home again.
a. fairly large crowd attended the
Luther League meeting held ct the
Gupoerson home Sunday. Collection
taken amounted to $5.60.---
Mr.. and MRS. Alfred Arneson and
Mrs. Seymour Arneson motored to
Wing Saturday evening.
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Clear Lake

Peter Klucksdahl and son, Julius,
were passengers on the forenoon
train from Steele to Bismarck Tues.
day, returning the same day.
L. A. Slaatenhuis, who has been
employed at Braddock, was in the
vicinity for few days looking after
business.
Joe Paulson assisted Martin Olson
with some work Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson and
family were callers at Moffit Thurs
day.
Mrs. Emma Shaffer and Miss
Vivian enjoyed the play day exer-
cises held at Bismarck Saturday.
J. w. Boyer and sons, Ralph and
Raymond, also some Of the Christ
Schoon young folks autoed to Robin
son Sunday to see the Townlcy oil
we'll. They reported good grade
Of oil has been discovered.
Olaf Olson and sister, Priscilla.
and Myrtle Christensen spent Satur-
day evening with Paul and Bcrnicc
Paisley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nelson and grand
daughter, Lorraine Brown, attended
Young Peoples society at Mrs.
Gunderson's home Sunday.
James johnson visited with Raidar
Olson Monday. !.
Miss Hazel Nielsen has been busy
assessing lately.
Mrs. Clifford Nelson and son,
Harvey, have been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer and
Miss Vivian spent Sunday afternoon
at the Harold Hargrave home.
Mrs. Carl Dohn Of Bismarck ar
rived Monday to spend a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Olson.
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Fights Last Night
(By The Associated Press


New York-Jack Sharkey, scored a
technical Knockout over jim Maloney
t5D. James ]. Braddock, Jersey City
and George Larocco, New Rochelle
N. u, drew co. Ernie Schaaf
Elizabeth, N. j., defeated Murray
Gitlitz, New Haven CO.. Tom Kirby
Boston, beat Lou Bogash, Bridge
port, Conn, Co. Johnny Crosse
Mount Vernon, N. Y, scored tech
nical knockout over Jim Savage
Chicago (6).
Minneapolis Otto Won Porat
heavyweight champion of Norway
outpointed Sully Montgomery, Chi.
cago (1O). Jack Mccain, st. Paul
outpointed Rock Adams, Chicago 60
Paul Miner, st. Paul, knocked on,
Kid Dugan, Kansas City (3).
Toronto - Larry Gains, Toronto
heavyweight champion of Canada
outpointcd Tony Stcbineau, Buffalo
(10). Ernie Christensen, Toronto
knocked out Joe Casey, Pittsburgh
"a. Bert Hitler, St. GATHERINGS
Ont, defeated Bad Jeff, Canton
Ohio (6).
Tampa, Fla. - Armando Shekcls
Belgium, defeated Jimmy Lanning
Kansas City IO). Bobby Marriott
Baltimore, won from Jean Mangeot
France 1O.
Tolcdo-Joe Sekyra, Indianapolis
stopped Red Fitzsimmons, Toledo
CD.
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Crop. Reports

Throughout the States Of Mime
sofa, North Dakota, South Dakota
and Montana, farmers have resumed
field work during the past four or
tive days, according to the weekly
crop report issued by the Van Dusen
Harrington company Of Minneapolis.
There has been but little moisture,
and with higher temperatures and
good breezes, the soil has dried con-
siderably.
In the northern tier Of counties in
North Dakota, and in the Red River
valley where seeding has been de-
layed because Of moisture and cold
weather. wheat will be put into the
ground until the latter part OF this
week. After that. barley, oats and
flax will be s0wn.
In some districts, where wheat was
seeded early. there is reported In
crease in acreage. It .ia probable
that the wheat acreage in North Da-
kota will be reduced in the northern
halt. while N places IN the Red RIVER
valley. which ARC still wet, the de-
crease may amount to Is or 80 per
cent.
In the northeastern part Of North
Dekota, which 10 one of the heavies.
durum terrftorieS, there WI prob. .
ably be . 10rc6d decrease In acreage
because Of the delays In seedime. "A
numbr Of orr correspondents report
that q considerable amount Of red
dufum Will be seeded late, es It with
staads Black rust better than other
varieties. 3..
II south Dakota and the southern
half 81 MinnesptaI flax u generally
raised Ia Small ppotchos. and some
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Bradd0ck


I Rev. c. NJ. Pearson preached in
the Union NJ. E. church Sunday eve
ming. u was the first Of q series
Of sermons on 1.-THE Sermon on the
Mount" A large and appreciative
audience listed to his discourse. He
will deliver the baccalaureatc SER
mon at sthe ;Bfaddock high school
eymnasium Sunday morning, May
e. Everybody cordially invited to
L. N Dosssehlas returned Monday
from spendine the winter with his
familvxat pas1deha. Caiif.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Allensworth and chill
dreR spent. the first part Of TIE week
WISHING Grandpa AllensWbrth, who
has been quite I'll 1t Bismarck. They
reported him as some better.
County perfntetldent Jenkins 81
Linton spent Wednesday in Brad
dock helping to make arrangements
IN Mis.s XII Hamilton Of steele
yisif "a Braddotk this week with
her Il thers and grendmother at the
Cehtsal hotel Mrs.. SWANSON has now
secured an invalid 70 chair.
n During the I s4Yera -ttQvm Q{ sun
-. X {,
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A. o. u. w. g Plays
Sterling Tomorrow

Despite cludy skies and threats Of
more rain, the A. o. u. w. bali team
will journey to Sterling tomorrow to
play the Sterling team and only q
real downpour will halt the game.
The tentative lineup, as announced
by Captain Francis Kelly, II as fol-
lows: Hummel and Klein on the
mound; C. Kelly and NJ. Hummel, re-
ceiving; Oscar Boutrus at first; Joe
Patera at second; Paul Barnard al
short; E. Elness at third and F.
Kelly, Mccarthy and Hummel In the
outer gardens.
The game will start at $3.50 and it
is expected to be a close battle. Both
teams have been having intensive
workouts and the probabilities arc
that the score will be close.
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Wisconsin Girl
Wins Ocean Trip

Fort Atkinson, Wis.--Miss Arvilla
Boese, 18-year-old student Of Fort
Atkinson, jefferson County, Wiscon-
sin, who feels more at home in "a
cattle judging contest than In the in
door competition of a college class,
this summer is going to the land
"whcre cattle arc CATTLE"
She has been selected in a con
test sponsored by the Guernsey Cat
tie Association to represent the Farm
Boys and Girls All clubs in the
pilgrimage to the Isle of Guernsey,
south of England The trip will be
made by the American Guernsey Cat
tie club Of Pcterboro, New Hamp-
shire, in connection with it's 5Oth
anniversary this summer.
The pilgrimage will get under way
about the middle of May and the
return trip will be made in June.
Miss Boese has been in calf club
work for four years, has won honors
for exhibiting cattle. ranks among
the first ten calf club members in
Wisconsin, and has carried off several
awards made by the Wisconsin
State Agricultural college. She is
now student at the State Normal
college at Saltwater. NJ
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MERCER GAME
PROM Uses TO
BE STRENUOUS
Veteran Aggregation Viii
Have Plenty to Show
Against Locals

Unless rain intcrferes, Bismarck
baseball team will have it's initial
game of the season tomorrow, when
it travels to Mercer to meet the vet
Gran Mclean county nine. The game
is scheduled for 1880.
The local team has been working
hard for this game and the indica-
ton that Bismarck is to have one Of
its best teams in years seems likely
to be fulfilled tomorrow.
Changes Made
Some slight changes in the lineup
have been made necessary by the in
ability Of Gazing to take part in to-
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40 ATHLETES
TAKE PART IN
FIELD CONTEST
Bismarck, Mandan Schools
Compete in Slope Meet at
Dickinson Today

Dickinson, N. D., May 21.--(P-
One hundred and forty athletes from
Ii western North Dakota schools are
entered in the annual Slope track
and field meet, being held here this
afternoon.
Schools entered arc Bismarck,
Mandan, Dickinson, Belfield. Het-
finger, Mott, Reedcr. Elgin, Werner,
Dunn Center, Killdeer, Hebron and
st. Mary's of Richardton.
No preliminaries were run off and
finals started at o'clock. Award
Of cups and medals to winners will
be made following a concert to be
given by the normal school band
this evening.
Bismarck high school track men
taking part in the meet and the
events in which they are to par
,ticipate include:
Ben Jacobson in the broad jump;
Brown. in the shot, discus and jaw
elm; Ernest Benser in the half mile
and mile; Gordon Landers in the
.high and low hurdles; Fred Landers
/ II the half. mile and relay: Davis, in
the 44O, half and mile; Meinover in
the discus and javelin; Cayou in the
shot, discus and javelin.
M, ManGan Enters II
Mandan high school has entered
& II men in the meet. Heidi will take
part In the hundred, broad jump,
s31veiin, sh4t put and relay; Jarvis
81 the hundred, 22O and relay; Seitx,
xisl. the hundred. 22O, low hurdles and
relays: Vose1o, III the go. 40. broad
apnp, shot put and relay; Valdez,
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districts are now preparing their
fields for corn, and there will prob
ably be larger acreage than usual
due to an increase in stock raising
and dairying. Corn that does not
mature will be used for silagc.
During the past week the weather
has been favorable for the promo
ton of root growth. At some points,
weeds and wild oats are in evidence,
but generally the fields have an ex-
ccllcnt appearance. 1t was thought
earlier that the quality of seed
might not be up to the standard and
would affect the crops. However,
the fields s0wn some time ago show
good termination.
Except for the latcncss of the sea
son, we cannot sec anything at this
time but prospects for very good
CROPS.
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he battered his
way to a technical
Knockout victory
over his fellow
B0stOnian, Jim my
Mal0ney, in the
fifth round of
their battle at the
Yankee stadium
last night.
Lying in wait
through the earlier
rounds, the 1.-the
cx-sailor held the
fire of his charge
until the fourth
round when he
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One hears the that manager
the Washington Senator's Stanley Harris atter
fetched at this time but is certainly good bet for the future
books Speaker hardly taking charge league
club again. his work at Cleveland having been interesting to
the other entirely satisfied Owner
Griffith handling according
just what will happen remains be
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games Today
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee ut St. Paul.
Louisville at Toledo.
Columbus at Indianapolis.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Today
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Today
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at St. Louis.
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Sharkey Technically
kayoes Jim MaIoney
Battcrs Way to Victory in
Fifth Round-keeps His
Strength in Reserve Until
Fourth, Then Starts At
tack - Looks Formidable
Contender For Heavy.
weight Grown

New York, May 21.--tHD-Jack
Sharkey. Boston, fighter Of Lithuan-
ian ancestry, doomed today as for
mkable contender for the heavy
weight crown.
With "A tipcrish two listed attack
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1"H1t8OI
Meadows and Smith; Barnes, Song
or, Greenfield and Cummings, Handy.
st. Louis at Boston, postponed, wet
grounds. Z