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EY GEORGE MORIARTY.

MANAGER % the Detroit Base Ban Gun
NJ ID-AUGUST finds a battle on
n n the big league fronts In which
WI psychology is playing very
j prominent part.
During the first four months
of the season The players seem 10 lace
circumstances in q calm mood But
thev are far more susceptible To mem
tai disturbances IN the concluding so
days Of the race,
In close race at this season players
fret and become enthusiastic alternate
". and any little untoWard incident Is
likely 70 upset them as anxiety rules
oyer calmnesE
At this stage Of the National and
American League races, the, players OF
the contending teams scrutinize the
core boards religi0usly during the action
Of their own games. IL is matter 81
hoping that their nearest rival loses
70 another team.
Boards Influence Players.
Early in The season players glance
oy,lv rasttaIly "A the boards 10 learn the
final scores. Now the boards lend
encouraging or encouraging influence,
dependent upon the scores being hung
up. $780,. =.
Just now the most serious setback 10
the morale Of the Yankees, Atnletics,
Cardinals or Giants is 10 drop a close
game while their rivals also go down
In defeat. This gives them time 70
brood over the chance they lost 10 gain
a fun game.
The nervous player is likely To pass
fretful night on this account and
awaken In the morning with the thought
oi the reverse stu on his mind
Miller Higgins, YANKEE manager.
didn't wait long before pressing his new
southpaw Pred Heimach. into service
That folir-hit performance Heimach
turned in against the Red SoX Thurs
day should Prov timely tonic for the
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CUBS HELP GIANTS
/. BY BEATING CARDS
st. Louis Lead Over New
York in National League
Now Only 2 IL Games.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
SHADOW dark and menacins
n hangs over the ST. Louis C5rdl-
IN nails and their hopes OF another
l National League pennant.
The shadow is cast by the
bulky figure of John J. McGraW and
his New York Giants, almost yearly
factors in any pcnnant chase. The
Giants now are playing the klnd OF
base ball that wins remnants. II they
can keep up their present gait on their
swing through the West they should
return for their final home stand either
leading the league or close enough To
the top to make them the most danger
ous of contCnders.
Without swinging a bat. the Giants
shaved another half game OIL the Car
dinals' slim lead yesterday. or rather
the Chicago Cubs performed that ser
vice for the clan McGraw. The Cub
pounded Flint Rhem for three runs IN
The first inning of their game with 81
Louis and eventually emerged with
4-to-2 decision over the league leaders,
who now have lost five Of their last
eight games
Rhem was greeted by home runs by
Cuyler and Wilson. accounting for three
runs in the first inning, was battered
for another in the third and finally
knocked out Of the box with one out In
the fourth Arthur Rcinhart took up
the burden and gave the Cubs only
one hit the rest of the way, but the
damage had been done.
wilson's homer was his twenty
seventh of the season. Pat Malone
gave the Cards seven hits. one Of them
Jim Bottomlev's twenty-fifth homer of
the year. The defeat reduced the
Cardinals lead TO two and one-half
games.
Reds Win Easily.
The Cincinnati Reds clouted three
pitchers for IS hits and ronped off
with an easy 6-to-3 victory over the
Phillies George Kelly got 4 hits, 2 of
them doubles
Jess Petty slightly outpitched Johnny
Cooney and Brooklyn defeated Boston.
3 to l. Petty BANKED the Braves I'M
til the ninth. when Richbourg's single.
Browns double and Sisters sacrifice
fly sent l run across the plate.
Taking advantage Of the fact the
Philadelphia Athletics we're washed out
at Washington, the New York Yankees
added half a game TO their American
League lead by trimming the Boston
Red Sox for the fourth time. to 0.
Herb Pennock granted only hits and
gained his fifth shut-out of the year,
the best mark in either major league.
The Yanks now lead the AS by games.
Three runs in the ninth gave Cleve-
la a 3-to-2 decision over the De-
troit Tigers. Earl Whitehill was saved
for 8 innings by sensational Tiger sup
port. but doubles BY Morgan. jamie
son and Lind and Luke Sewell's sin
gle broke the spell In the final frame.
Alvin Crowder granted the Chicago
White Sox only hits and the ST.
Louis Browns won by the sllut-out
route. Z to 0. Young Ed Walsh started
for the Sox. but issued bases on balls
and was touched for 2 hits in the tw"
and two-thirds inning he worked. t.
Lyons also was ineffective.
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PITCHERS.
Psychology Proving Factor
As Big League Races Near End

Yankees In that game they again DIS
played their old, ferocious offensive by
ntling ND seven runs IN the sixth frame.
They sent Big Ed Morris, Yankee
stumbling block, to the showers.
With tho Yankees siege guns be-
hind him. ] look for Heimach to cstAb-
lish himself as a consistent winner over
the remainder Of the route. He has had
few golden years OF experience with
st. Paul.
Yankees Need Lazzeri.
The months Of August and Septem-
Der decree that the spoils belong to the
team that can recover from injuries
and laugh at the reyerses which buf~
dened them early in the season. In
this connection the return OF Tony
Taz7eri nov is the big hope OF the
Yankees He was injured a month
ago while sliding back to first base
In a game at the stadium. Lazzeria
absence has hurt the Yankees almost
as much as the ineffectiVeness OF their
pitching
In q fashion typical of McGraw, the
Giants have climbed yaliantly 10 the
heels Of the Cardinals, and 1t looks as
II they we're set to press Mckechnie'S
men down the home stretch. To date
however, the Cardinals have shown the
most consistent qualities, because their
victories continued In The face OF ordi-
nary pitching,
When a team can offset Intellectual
pitching by a stiff batting punch II
savors Of championship caliber, as 1t
affords the tired hurlers the opportunity
To come back tn true form 1t Is pos
sible for Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cin-
Cinnati to make plenty OF trouble FOR
thc teams ahead during the final gal
lon. month and a half is a long
time in remnant race Look what
happened Ia the Yankees IN less than
tao weeks!
fcopyrlght 1874 hy North AMERICAN News
paper AIllapcel A
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GERMANS BUILDING
FINE GOLF LAYOUT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FRANKFURT-ON- MAIN. August l3
Shouts of fore" soon will ring out
near Schwanheim. in the vicinity Of
the polo grounds, for new ls-hole
golf course is being laid out with the
aid of English professionals.
This latest move toward popularlzing
a game which Germans. as vet, know
very little about is headed by the
Frankfurt Golf Club. whose president
Is Carl Won Weinberg, sportsman and
owner OF famous race horses.
The new links, which are laid out
over an area of ITS acres of grass fair
ways encircled by woods. are conSid-
cred to be the equal of the best inland
courses in England.
The official opening of the course Is
scheduled for Autumn during the South
German golf week. with competition be-
tween German and Dutch teams,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SHARKEY AND PETERSON
TO BATTLE AUGUST 20

BOSTON, August Is tP1.---Jack
Sharkey. local heavyweight contender,
will make his first appearance IN Bos-
ton ring IN three years when he meets
Big Boy Peterson Of Minneapolis Au-
gust %
II will be an open-air bout Of 10
rounds, staged by the Arena A. A, at
Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox.
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STEVENS PLAYING GREAT
GAME FOR HAGERST0WN

HACERSTOWN. Nd August 10
Nike Stevens Washington high school
base bal pY0duct and former star atm
lee a. the University 81 Maryland is
playing sensational ball, IN The outheld.
Tor the Blue Ridge League club here.
In 10 Games ne has played here since
the Eastern Shore circuit disbanded. he
has hit 3D. and hiss 10 stolen bases
u his eTecu His fielding has been
1aV}esz
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ROSS NINE TO PLAY
AUTHS NEXT SUNDAY

Games carded for the Capital CITY
League yesterday were postponed untiI
next Sunday
Ross Councilman, who will meet the
final test In section B, unlimited class.
against Auth's nine next Sunday, VIII
drill tomorrow on Soldiers Home Ola
mond and gather Wednesday night at
Pop Hessler's home. 1904 Park place,
at 8 o'clock.
With only six more games left on the
schedule. Royals and Speakers wiz wage
a merry battle Wednesday and Friday'
and the following Wednesday for the
Capital City Insect League title. ROY
ais lead at present with Speakers nan
game back. Royals and Speakers clash
Friday in what promises 10 be the de-
Gliding game,
Games to be played
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Is.
Jewish c. C. VS.. iris Speakers, Plaza
Brookland VS. Royals, Plaza. o'clock
FRIDAY. AUGUST II.
Brookiand VS.. Jewish c. G., Plaza
oclnck. .,,
Iris Speakers VS. Royals, Plaza. O'Clock
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 81.
Webcos vs. Jewish C. C., Plaas. O'clock
Brookland vs.. Iris speakers Plaza
o'clock.
TEAM STANDING.
FRt
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HOME-RUN STANDING

r. me Associated Press
Home runs Yesterday Wilson Cubs
cuyler CUBS Boit0mley, Card
tse4AorsI League leaders Wilson
r3bs. n. B9ttomicy Cardinals, Is Bis"
kenpite Robins. ~ Hurst Phillies, l9.
Psfey Cardinals. II
League leaders Ruth. Yankees. 43,
Tzehrig Yankees. u Hausef Athletics
Is Blue Browns. ~ Simmons. Attn
i.tieg. u. Foxx Athletics 10.
League totsls- Nationals. $50 Amer
stsan. 37e rand total. s32,
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D. C. PRINTERS ANNEX
FIRST TOURNEY FRAY

BOSTON. August 13--WashingtonSs
Union Printer base ball team survived
the first test in the eighteenth annual
International Union Printer League oia-
mond tournament yesterday when the
first contests were staged. st. Pauls
nine was completely routed by the
Capital City team, "a to IA.
An ll-run squirt in the second inning
practically clinched the verdict for
Washington. Tom Heany and Charlie
.Jcffries, although touched for IL safe
ties did not have to bear down after
that wild session.
Other opening round results follow;
Detroit, Q: Indianapolis, 2, New YORK
8: st. Louis. Q Chicago, Fl; Clncln-
nnti 7
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WINNING MANAGER QUITS.

HANOVER. Pa, August iS,~~After
leading his Hanover Raiders to FIRST
half pennant and holding the lead
throughout the second series to date,
less Altenherg, manager Of the local
Blue Ridge League team, resigned Sat
urday. Continued RAGING by the
home fans caused him TO quit, he told
The club directors
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ALEXANDRIA LEAGUE
STAGING BIG GAMES

ALEXANDRIA. Va August l3.-Three
important games this week will deter
rhine the Championship Of the second
half OF the r. F. &; P circuit and the
winner will meet Mechanical Depart
nsnt. winner OF the first half, for the
rf-nt to enter the series at washington
for the various week day leagues OF this
vicinity
transfer is leading Mechanical By one
game and the Trainmen by game
and q half.
transfer and Mechanical play tomor-
TOW. Mechanical and Tratnmen Wed
resday and Trainmen and Transfer
Thursday.
The municipal swimming meet post
po1ed last Saturday. will be held sat
,1rdav in the municipal pool al 3 O'Clock
Entries are nov being accepted.
Two loving cups will he at stake Sat-
urdav in The l0-nile modified marsthan
v-tYch viii feature the field day OF the
= = p. Railroad Clerks Association
IN Dreadnaught Park. One Of the
trophies Will 20 TO the first employe OF
f+e p 2 z, P. Railroad 70 finish, while
the first outsider breasttng the tape
siso viii be presented with cup. Gold
medals will go 10 the next I'VE.
The committee in charge OF the
fed dsv of the Groventon Gun Cluo
which was postponed Saturday because
Of rain viii meet this week to set ne"
date.
Hustler's Bible Glass has thre games
tnis week. Hayman's Clothing Store
vii be played today. Columbia Engine
Company tomorrow and Virginia Pub
Ice Service Company wednesday, all
or Hsydon Field at Sis.
st. Mary's Boys Club will play Fred
evisksburg C0lleiganS Saturday at Fred
er5cksburg. Va and two teams VIII
play here August 26.
Rain wrecked the local base ball
program yesterday.
ST. Mary's CeIticS nave 3 game with
Rfe District q Columbia Police Depart
r7ant Saturday on CoEbett Field at $50,
Robert Vogt. manager Of the Alex
audria High School Reserves eleven
fzst Fall. will issue a call for candi-
oates late this month or IN early Sep
tenlber 70 begin preparations for de-
tending the j35-pound scholastic title
which his team won last season. Only
one player Han" kugent 4 halfback,
VIII be missing
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GR|FFS TO PLAY z
MORE HOME GAMES
All League Rivals TO Visit
Local. Lot-Have Chance
at First Division.
3Y JOHN Il. KELLER,

TWENTY- Two games and the
home schedule % The Nationals
for this l92S campaign viii be
/ ended Flooded out yesterday.
the club has three postpone
r,ents "a play 81 a. Griffith Stadium
in addition 70 the regularly scheduled
enzaEementS The match that could not
be staged with The Athletics YESTERDAY
Is slated FOR September 4. the day ioi-
lowing the Labor day duel sketch With
Connie Msck'S Sjampedlne herd.
Tomorrow afternoon. tho Browns Will
start their last series a. the wear here.
Following them in order will be the
Tigers White SoX and Indians Of the
Western sector and the Yankees and
NsckS of the East After the set with
the ambitious PhiladelphianS. The Ma
ti0nalS Will go 10 New York 70 play
five games in four days. then make
their final home stand Of the season III
a three game series with the REQ son.
Each of lie Western CLUBS due 70
WISH this month. except Cleveland, VIII
p,av three games here. The Indians
p~e 10 battle with the Nationals four
times. rain having ended a tilt before
2 decision was reached during their
last stop In Washington The Tribe VIII
svluc into these four games IN three
GAYS. a double-header being listed Tor
AuCuSt 25. .,.,.,
Although sam Jones was scheduled
far action on the hill Yesterday against
the Athletics il IS not so certain ne VIII
b. sent AGAINST the Browns tomorrow IN
The oOener of the final home stand
svslnst the West Manager Stanley
Harris this morning was considering the
euplovwent Of left-handers against the
Towlevren IN two of The engagements +
and perhaps may assign Lloyd Brown /
- the slab for the first Of the three I
contests. Jones. however. will see service /
during the series. |
West 10 Face Browns.
While they are battling the Browns. /
the Nationals Will use IN the outflel0 !
Sam West along with Goose Goslin and |
Sam Rice. Red Barnes spike-wounded .
foot still is far from healed and there Is
possibility that the Sorrel-thatched
cauter-delder NAV be idle even during +
the set with the Tigers.
This stand against the West viii al
ford the Nationals an opportunity 10
climb into the first division They were
but two and a half games behind fourth
place this morning and the clubs just
ahead of them are to be encountered
during the next two weeks here.
However. the stand against the West
offers the Nationals no chance TO soar
70 the 500 point. Even should they
sweep the games against the clubs of
the Western sector. the Nationals still
would be a game shy Of a $3.50 break
for the year This morning the Harris
horde was IS games below the stand
of mark That's too high hurdle.
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AKRON. OhIq. August 10 fH').~-Oniy
ore n Plt'ab4rgh's runs was earned IN
an exhibition with the Akron Generals.
sn unsfllated professional club
yesterday bur ne National League team
took advantage Of Eve errors 10 win, 4
70
psJls8uyEh ~ .., z 9 g
Ilfoe Ceaefas 0 o 9 D 0 o g.! s
pztt4fles--gfns. TzHcher and Eemaley.
gig1gr Vaughn and Keliy. Ashley.
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ABBREVIATED BIG LEAGUE
SEASON BRANDED FIZZLE

proved complete fi2zle according TO
the players. and others agree. It has
Knocked the craftsmanship OF major
league base ball into cooked hat Two
games a day turn gold into clay.
tConvrirht 1927
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CALLAHAN TO SEEK X. 0,

CHICAGO, August 10 tPl Shuttle
Callahan Chicago's hardest punching
middleweight, will SO cunning for
knockout number three In his latest
johnny sherrod, the West side. In an
an eight"round bout tonight.
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TRIBE RELEASES GERKEN.

CLEVELAND. August Is Gpl.-George
Gerken. young outfelder from Milwau-
kce. has been released by the Cleveland
Indians 10 the New Orleans pelicans OF
The Southern Association
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GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
RrooLtyr al Pittsb' gh Brooklyn at Pittsb' gh
New York at ChIeaEo
Phila. at Cincinnati.
Boston at 81. Louis.
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Slice Will Disappear
If Clubhead Leads

Macdonald Smith concentrates
upon just one point when he swings
into a golf ball, Keep the body and
hands back OF the clubhead, accord
ing to Smith, and your troubles Will
be little ones.
The line of demarcation between
stars and all others is sltcing. The
stars avoid this curse by making
sure the clubhead leads when con-
tact is made. They get all the power
and weight into each tee shot tnat IL
is possible TO pile into one. but they
Get Il in behind the ball, not aneao
of it. as the duffer does. l nave
sketched the latter on the right Just
before making contact with ms
wood. He is so keenly anxious to hit
with all his power that his hands go
through ahead of the clubhead. just
one reSult---a slice-can happen,
Mac Smith. on the left, hitting as
hard. is pouring his weight into the
ball back of the clubhead. His ball
will carry straight down the fairway.
II he drives $50 yards and his over
anxious opponent, with hands aneao
Of clubhead. drives 800, Smith Will
have the advantage, He'll have
second shot from the fairway,
whereas the duffer must play from
either rough or traps. as such
swing slices the ball into such
hazards.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE

Atlanta, all; Chattanooga, p
Birmingham. 1919, Nashville "a
Mobile, g. Memphis, D
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE,
Pensacola, IA Albany. 3. ,
jacksonville, ! Montgomery I'll innings
faiu1
Only gameS played
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
Hattieshurs. 8; oulfport, O.
Vieksburs 1 Laurel, }.
Monroe, 1879, Meridian, lilo.
Only aames scheduled
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Oklahoma city. al; Des Moines, o-3
Denver, 3, Amarillo l.
Pueblo, 1877; Wichita, 1870
Tulsa, a. Omaha, 2
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,
Missions. "a; San Francisco, 5.il
Hollywood, 1877 Los Angeles IA
Seattle, ga Oakland, ALL
Portland. IA. Sacramento, 27i3,
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas, q, Waco, N-2
Beaumont. Az Fort Worth IL.
Shreveport, IA San Antonio o.
Wichita Falls, so Houatont a~S.
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Participation In the Boston tourney
NAV cost Union Printers their position
in the second half race OF Government
League Unless Printers return In time
to complete their schedule with navy
Yard nine the latter will be declared
winner OF the second half race league
officials have announced.
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Indianapolis, 2 Louisville, !,
Milwaukee. al; Kansas CITY, o-s.
Minneapolis. o, St Paul. :.
Columbus, Az Toledo, 3"3
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M s,h.inrinn-st. PAM hox score !:

W y, ssai 3 u ! "a . ! s-iss
Runs--Homan ca. Hutchinson 81 simons.
Wapie tSi, Despcr. Holbrook (7o sohneidner
~. Edwards 90, Heaney ~. ksntH ~,
az De .Ach ut a., schiick .2,, Amircond
az wErrors-Achterling 90 Schlick' kunts
HobronE. Brooks Thrce-base hits-Achtsr-
Inns Marx Fortmeyer, Jundl, Desner; HSl-
brook Schneider stolen baSeS--Hoinrook'
Kuntz Lonegran. Jundl t2i, Fortmeyer'
schiick sacrifces-Homan. Lonesrann
simons First base on bailS-On Heensy' =.
on Pearson. 2 Wild pitch-HanSon. HI, oS
pitched hall-Bv Heeney Ooresranl om-
nires-McssrS Kelliher and Sheehan.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AME RlCAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
PhIla delphia at Washington trairl.
New York, \; BOSTON. q.
Z; Detroit, >,
st. Louis, :; Chicago q.
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STANDING OF rHE CLUBs.


YESTERDAYS RESULIs.
CHICAGO. 81 ST. Louis. :.
BROOKLYN, 3; Boston, !.
Cincinnati, q; Thils aelphia, =, -,
Pittsburgh New York. not scheduIea'
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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RECORD FOR PAST WEEK
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES

The past weeks record In the major
leagues follow:
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Dallas, ll.a, waco A-a
Beaumont. a-3 Fart Worth IL
Shreveport, IA san. Antonio. %.
Wichita Falls, 4-H Houatont a~s.
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Why continue to slice when the
fault can be absolutely cured by fol-
lowing a few simple instructions"
Write Sol Metxger. care Of this paper,
and request his illustrated ieafiet on
"Slicing." In writing inciose stamped.
addressed envelope.
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BY JOHN b. FOSTER.

THTS time il is the major league
players who are kicking Viz
orously and viciously about the
base ball schedule, not the own
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Atlanta, ALI Chattanooga, l.a.
Birmingham. 1913 Nashville, o..
Mobile, 6 Memphis, D
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st. Mary's Boys Club will play Fred
evisksburg C0lleigans Saturday at Fred
ertcksburg Va and two teams VIII
y.av here August 26.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

Missions. ga San Francisco, 8.il
Hollywood, 1877 Los Angeles, IA
Seattle, a-2 Oakland, all,
Portland. IA. Sacramento, 2-i3,
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Hustler's Bible Glass has thre games
this week. Hsyman's Clothing Store
vii De played today Columbia Engine
Company tomorrow and Virginia PUB
Ice Service Company Wednesday all
or Haydon Field at Sis.
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" EsTERN LEAGUE,

Ok shoma CITY. al, Des Moines, o-3
Denver, Z. Amarillo. !,
Pueblo, 1877; Wichita, 1870.
Tulsa q; Omaha, 2
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

NcWhrk, 6-4i BHIThIO. TO,
Reading, 40; Montreal Al.
Jersey City, ia. Toronto, Ill
Baltimore Rochester, rain.
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The committee in charge oil tne
fed day Of the Groventon Gun Cluo
v,|7trr was postponed Saturday because
NJ rain viii meet this week to set new
date.
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Rain wrecked the local base ball
rroyrem Yesterday.
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ST. Mary's CeItics nave game with
She District q Columbia Police Depart
rant Saturday on Coybett Field at { 30
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

IA Albany, 3. ,,..-
/ Montgomery I'll innihss'
I'M,
Only gamek piayed