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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
NEW YORK STATEMENT

Local bank clearings today
$3,967, 900. Debts were $7,899 900.
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Cattle
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DEMOCRATS SET TO GO

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Chicago Grain Table

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-CarIots: Wheat, a.
corn, lot; oats. 80; rye, 5.
Evening star., 1928-11-22

to all parts of the islands, Vice Gov.
Gilmore, then acting governor general" ]"
Gen. Mcintyre said, was impressed by
the cordial feelings of the people toward
the American people and Government
and reported:
"'It would be difficult to find more
contented body of people or one with
fewer causes for grievances.
Gov. Gen. Stimson'S policy of SYM
pathetic cooperation with the Philip
pine people was favorably received by
the Filipinos. Mcintyre declared. The
industries of the islands are progressing
slowly and steadily, he said, though ham
dicapped by a lack of capital.
Gen. Mcintyre was impressed during
his visit to Porto Rico with the new
public buildings. the outstanding one
being the Capitol. which, when COM
pleted will cost more than S2,000,000.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
ROCKEFELLER VISITS SON.

TARRYTOWN. N. Y, November %
CP).-John D. Rockefeller came home
for Thanksgiving yesterday, having
ridden in an open automobile from his
Lakewood, N. j., estate.
The Standard Oil king said he would
spend the Thanksgiving holidays with
his sons family here. He plans TO
leave for Florida about December l.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
.|NSULAR PEOPLES
PROGRESS NOTED
Philippines and Porto Rico
Enjoy Good Year, Nc
Intyre Reports.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
An excellent year for the Philippine
government and people and steady prog
ress in Porto Rico during the year prior
to the recent storm there are pictured
by Mai. Gen. Frank Mcintyre in his
annual report to the Secretary of War
as chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs.
Speaking of the Philippines, he said
the finances are in excellent condition,
public order is good, the conditions of
health and sanitation have steadily i'm
proved and the statistics of production
and trade bear evidence of continued
progress.
After making many inspection trips
Evening star., 1928-11-22

by Policeman j. p. Hoffman. Appear
ing In Police Court with a license he
had obtained hour before, he told
the Judge it was his belief he had until
December / to renew his license. The
court accepted his personal bond.
In a general order to precinct COM
manders Monday. Maj Edwin B. Hesse,
superintendent of police, ordered that
all merchants who failed to renew their
licenses be required to do so imme-
diately. The old licenses expired No
vember /
Evening star., 1928-11-22
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE.
DR.. Daniel 2. Dunott Struck Cross
ing Street in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. November % GP).-Dr.
Daniel z. Dunott. medical director and
vice president of the United States
Fidelity g. Guaranty Co., was killed last
night when struck by an automobile
while crossing a street. He was return
ing to his home after a dinner and
theater party given by r. Howard
Bland, president of the company, when
he was struck by car driven by
RAYMOND A. Whelte, insurance officer
of the same company. DR.. Dunott was
81 wears old.
Evening star., 1928-11-22

Against $50 competing inventions the
M and M control perfected by James
Fiddes of Aberdeen, Scotland has been
awarded the highest honor at the In
ternational Exhibition of Inventions as
being the most useful invention of the
wear
Evening star., 1928-11-22

1t was to be ready for occupancy next
February.
The Porto Rican floating debt was
reduced from $4,000 900 to $2,000,000
Gen. Mcintyre said.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
FIRST LICENSE LAW
Offender is FREED
Cigar Dealer Secures New Permit
and Wins Release on
Personal Bond.

The first person brought into court
for failing to renew his business license
was tried before Judge Isaac r. Hit
in Police Court today. He was Pete
Juiliana cigar dealer of IA Florida
avenue.
Juiliana posted SO at the second
precinct last night after being warned
Evening star., 1928-06-12

Of the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
and many veteran sandlot players will
be seen in the two line-upS.
Flag-raising ceremonies, a drill by
AlInas Temple Patrol, a concert by
Almas Military Band and other features
furnished by the Grotto will aid In max
ing the program as attractive as usual.
Indications are that the stadium will
be well packed for the occasion.
Meetings Of players of several ANA
teur mines are listed tonight and to-
morrow. r. r. Keanes will gather at
the home OF Manager Curtin. 220 Sew
enth street northeast tonight at 8
o'clock.
Takoma Tigers are scheduled to meet
tomorrow night at o'clock at the home
of Manager Garrett Waters. Tigers
seek an experienced pitcher before their
game with Modern Woodmen Thursday
at Silver Spring at S O'Clock. Call
Georgia 34G6 before O'Clock
Willie Andrews will meet his National
Circle players tomorrow night at his
home. A game for Sunday is being
sought. Call Lincoln 1892.
In preparation for their two games
Sunday at Union League Park against
the Black Sox, Bonds Clothiers have
signed Nick Manfreda, former c. IT,
pitcher. Jim Corson and Brick Neu-
mann will alternate with Manfreda on
the mound.
Encouraged by an easy i3-to-2
triumph over Kanawhas. Post Offiee
nine Is ready to book with the best un-
limited teams for Sundays with tears
having fields. Write J. J. Goliwas. Sec
ond class section, City Post once.
Edmonds Art Stone Co. nine will
seek revenge Sunday against Cabin
John Jufnior Ordermen at 2 O'Clock on
Cabin John diamond Johnnies defeat
ed Edmcnds last Sunday by one-run
margin.
Unless a playing field can be secured.
Petworth A. G. will be unable to meet
Phoenix A. G. as booked this. Sunday.
Phoenix manager is requested to call
Manager Minnlck at Columbia s740.
Manager Reed of the THYME nine Is
anxious TO hear from the pilot of ClIn-
ton, Nd. nine. Call West 500.
Teams having diamonds can book
with Manhattan Seniors for weekdays.
Manager Paul Jarman can be reached
at Lincoln 77s3 after 4:3o o'clock.
Columbia Heights Juniors are ready
to meet an unlimited foe this Sunday.
Call Adams 6205.
A game for this Sunday and other
week ends can be scheduled with Postal
Midgets at Main 44i4 after 4 o'clock.
Manager Pimper at Wisconsin 1900
Is seeking Saturday games for Calhoun
nine.
Coming from behind In the last two
innings, Bond Bread nine managed To
squeeze a 2-to-i win over Leegburg.
Stevens was steady in the box for the
winners.
Myers pitching and hitting featured
Aces l6-t0-2 victory over Ea Rice
Midgets. Mcconkey and Hudson also
starred.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
STAR ATHLETES LOST
BY ALEXANDRIA HIGH

ALEXANDRIA. Va. June 12-Alex-
9ndria High School vas deprived of
the services Of eleven of its athletes by
graduation.
Marshall Smith, William Travers
and Allen Dennis, three letter men,
are among those who graduated.
Harry Barnett. staI guard of the
foot ball team last Fall: Allen Dennis.
captain and outfielder of the base ball
team: a sub in basket ball and an
end on the foot bail team; John L.
Doniphan. star hurler; Bfnnie Fried
son, basket ball sub, Donald 8. King,
sey, foot ball halfback and star dash
man: Arthur Minor, foot ball halfback:
Marshall Smith, end In foot ball,
forward on the basket bell quint and
-irst baseman and pitcher on the base
ball team: Gilbert s.. Clair. foot ball
guard: William Travers, captain OF
foot ball and basket ball and outflelder
OF the base ball team and Julian
Wh';estone, center CT the foot ball
team. are the athletes who were
graduated.
Sarepta Lodge. No. 46, Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, will open its base
ball schedule today, playing the No. 5
Motor Company of the Alexandria Fire
Department on Carter Field at $50.
st. Mary's Celtics have billed two
strong opponents this week. Cherry
dale A. @. viii be played Saturday On
Corbett Field at 4 o'clock. and on Sun
day the Petworth A. C. will be here for
a Capital City League game.
st. Mary's Lyceum Club will give an
excursion to Marshall Hall tomorrow.
Manager Horace Howard of No. 5
Motor Company Is casting about for a
| game with some unlimited team to be
played here. Phone Alexandria 3ll
after pm.
Dreadnaught A. A. will play Mary
land clubmen Of Washington Sunday
IN Dreadnaught Park at 8 o'clock In a
Capital City League game.
Belle Haven Country Club viii play
Blue Ridge Country Club Of Boyce, Va,
Saturday in Trt-State Golf Associa-
ton match at Mansfield Hall Country
Club, Fredericksburg, Va.
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Despite Poor Pitching Yans Encounter Their Second SZnp
ED KENNA, ROOKIE CRIFF,
HITTING FOR MARK OF .545

Reeves batted In poor luck, Aside
from the time he sacrificed, he hit the
ball firmly each time he went to the
plate but never safely. Twice he
backed Jameson against the left field
stand for catches of liners.
Rucl got three singles in succession
between his first and last trips to the
plate to lead the Nationals with the
stick.
Three times Hadley put the first In
dian up on base. twice by hitting bat
ters and once by passing one. Each
time this started a tribal rally
Four double plays were made by the
Indians and one by the Nationals in
the first nine rounds. Rice could have
made double play unassisted in the
ninth had he run to second after bag
ging Langford's low liner instead of
tossing the ball to Reeves Jameson,
who had left the midway sack, was al
most at third when Rice was within a
few yards of Bob.
Glenn Liebhardt, son of the Liebhardt
who used TO hurl for Cleveland more
than 90 years ago. pitched to the WASH
ington batters yesterday. He is a likely
looking youngster, but not yet ready for
big league work.
Evening star., 1928-06-12

CLEVELAND, June 12.--Little Eddie
Kenna. newest OF Nationals, who yes
terday drove over the run that gave his
club its first tra-inning victory of the
year. has welded wicked bat since be-
coming big Lacquer week ago Sat-
urday. In four games he has been at
bat IL times for hits, an average of
s45. Two of his hits have been doubles
He was walked twice. scored once and
has driven three runs across.
Two National bunts went for hits
yesterday In the first inning. Harris
tapped the bali down the third base line
with sufficient force to send 1t by the
surprised Morgan to left field for \
two-base knock. In the fourth Ruel laid
down the ball toward third and while
several Indians stood around 1t waiting
for 1t to roll foul sped to first
Twice the Nationals resorted to the
sacrifice and both times were success
full. Harris bunt in the ninth moved
Rice to third with one out and Reeves
tap In the tenth sent Judge to second
and in good position to score the de-
cisive tally.
Ed Morgan. originally slated to play
center field for the Indians, but who
was severely injured In the first game
Of the season, was sent to third instead
of Montague. Ed is a good hitter but
he did not shine as fielder yesterday.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
S0x WILL NOT CHANGE
UNIES TILL THEY LOSE

CHICAGO, June IL HJ.---If the White
Sox perform the miracle Of sweeping
the Yankee series and then continue
their winning streak, the fans probably
will see some unkempt uniforms.
Sunday the White Eox donned their
new unif0rug~~White With black stripes.
They won. Yesterday they won In the
same attire.
Nov We won't be able 10 send those
euits 10 the Laundry until they lose q
game or two remarked q club Official.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
STANDING UNALTERED
AS ALL BIG SIX PLAY

By the Associated Press
A day fun Of activity for all Of the
big six brought no changes in their
standing yesterday. Rogers Hornsby
held his lead safe and got two hits in
four times at bat Paul Waner and
Babe Ruth failed to hit In three at
tempts.
BY virtue OF getting one hit each.
Frank Frisch and Ty Cobb drew closer
together in the standing. Tys binRle
came out Of three tries and raised his
average single point to .312, while
Frisch was at bat four times and
dropped TO .3i5. Harry Heilmann
equalled Hornsby's high mark for the
day. two out Of four, and raised his
average to .28e.
1hR sfandiNnn Ar Ankn.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
Georgetown A. c. St. Joe Fray
Anticipated by Sandlot Fans

g, q. Mary's celtics VS. PstWorth tshiDyard
s.. Joseph's vs.. Addison A. G. tsilver
UNLIMITED SECTION b.
AnacostIa Eagles W. Army war College
tTerrett Field. Anacostia), 3 O'Clock.
+, army army hsdieal Center vs.. Auths tWalter
Ross Council vs. DOUGLAS A. C. CBarracksl.
:, Digtrlct Heights vs. cloyers District
SENIOR CLASS.
;, Brown 4 wood vs. Holy Rosary Catholic
:, Aqths o,o, i, T. Ksans tcatholic Univer-
Aarttosds " D. }. Kaufman ewes. Fl.
Pelace A. c. vs.. Aztecs diamond No. o..
JUNIOR CLASS.
>, calhouns ". Standard Arrows diamond
Aces VS.. Liadberghs twest EiIipse), IL
Liberty 4. c. vs. collegians diamond No.
consrsss Heights VS.. Brookland diamond
:, Montrose vs.. Corinthians diamond No.
81, n o'clock.
Hadieys VS.. j. c. c. tPiaza). ! o'clock.
AMERICAN LEGIoN-sECTIoN A.
woodside vs. vic's Sport Shop plaza. IL
o'clock.
Powhatans vs. Lincoln Post diamond No.
u. 3 o'clock
Standards VS.. Dslano Post (south ElupseJ.
IL o'clock.
Section b.
Corlnthian Tigers VS. Alexandria Post
south Eliipsel. 3 o'clock.
Cassie forfeits to Russelis.
Sam Rice vs., u. s. 8. jacob Jones (dia-
m nd No. -, IL o'clock
St. Stephens VS.. Kelleys Plaza, 3 o'clock.
INSECT CLASS.
Saturday and Sunday Games.l
Webco VS. Iris Speakers diamond No q,
Saturday IL o'clock
Royals VS. Brockiand (west Ellipse). Sat-
urdag. ! o'clock
j. c. c. VS. Mount Rainier diamond No.
-, Sunday, ii o'clock,
Evening star., 1928-06-12
HOME-RUN STANDING

Home runs yesterday--Picinich. Reds
2; Holm, Cardinals, 1; Alexander,
Cardinals, L: Bell, Braves. 1; Terry
Giants, /; Hurst, PhilIles. 1; Simmons,
Athletics, /; Foxx, Athletics. /.
The Leaders.
American League--Ruth, Yankees,
22; Gehrig, Yankees, Is; Hauser, Ath-
!eties. 10; Todt, Red S0x, I.
National League-Hornsby, Braves,
IL; Wilson, Cubs, IL; Bissonette, Robins.
IL; Bottomley. Cardinals, 9.
League totals--National 21A; Amer
lean, is3. Grand total. 397.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
AGAIN LOSE TWO
GAMES IN A ROW
Blankenship of Chisox Holds
Hugmen to Four SafetieS.
Reds Again Beat Giants.
By The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The New York Yankees have struck
tllelr second slump" Of the season.
They've lost two bah games in a row;
their defeats have at last reached double
ngures and their won and lost percent
age has slipped below 300. There ap-
pears little reason 70 believe, however,
tnat Muller Higgins has started to 90 in
lot any worrying on an intensive scale.
-, Oddly enough it was none other than
the lowly Chicago White Sox who
reached up from the American League
cellar to smite the Yankees for their
tentn setback yesterday Just as defeat
NO. for the champions had come from
the same team the day before.
Reverse NO. 10 can be attributed TO
alrtient pitching by Ted Blankensaip.
who held mur6ereTs row to four hits
and would have had a 6 n o sF1ut-o,It
but for Johnny Mostils error in the
seventh inning when the Yankees scored
their one run. The Sox concentrated
all their rtln-getting activities in the
third inning when they tailed half
dozen runs and drove Herb PennOck TO
the showers with his second defeat Of
the season for company.
Grove, WaIbcrg Did II.
Only once before this season have
Babe Ruth and company succumbed
twice in a row. Lefty Grove and Rube
Walberg, twin sorlthpaw Tifemen OF
Connie Mack's Athletics. turned the
trick at the Yankee Stadium April 90
and 81.
Successive home runs by Al Simmons
and Foxx in the eighth enabled the
Athletics to down Detroit, 4 TO 2, and
cut the Yankees lead TO a mere nine
and half games. Ossie Orwoll and
Sam Gibson pitched effectively. but
Sam saw his hopes sail away on the
wings Of those two circuit clouts.
The st. Louis Browns consolidated
their place Just back Of the Athletics
in the standing by turning back the
Boston Red Sox, 2 to /. Alvin Crowder
famed six and allowed only that many
hits.
Meanwhile the National League con-
tenders-and there are about seven Of
them-continued their merry cut-throat
competition.
Reds Again Beat Giants.
Five runs in the ninth gave the Gin
cinnati Reds their second straight over
the New York Giants, 2 70 5. Val
Picinich hit two homers, the second
accounting for the Reds last two and
winning tallies.
St. Louis chung 10 the Reds place
making heels with an easy triumph
over the Boston Braves. 8 10 /, Grover
Cleveland Alexander showing sur
prising return 70 form.
Guy Bush outpitched McSweeney and
Ehrhardt and the Chicago Cubs took
the first game of the series with BROOK
lyn, 3 to 1. Stephenson timely hitting
vas the feature.
The Pittsburgh Pirates patched UP
lineup was so full Of holes that the
Phillies drove through TO win, to 4,
scoring four Of their runs In the sew
enth inning. Hurst's homer with one
on was the big blow Of the rally. Car
men Hill pitched well, but i've field
ing errors nullified his efforts.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
BR0ADCASTlNG OF BALL
GAMES Is SUSPENDED

Owing to the fact that broad
casting facilities are being utilized
for the Republican national con-
vcntion al Kansas City there win be
no play by play accounts OF the
Washington games at Cleveland to-
day and tomorrow. The Nationals
0ut~0f- town games will be put on
the air az usual after adjournment
Of the q. o. r. cOnciave.
There will be no interruption in
the furnishing via radio to the fans
Of ell the scores In the major leagues
each evening nj the customary time.
Evening star., 1928-06-12

TAX a EAS SAA AA11EAN06 AoAAo
are now awaiting the big game
of the season. With st. Joes
~ 1927 champs. and Georgetown
A. O., independent champions
of last season. breezing along at the top
of the class A unlimited pack, real
battle is expected when these unde-
feated mines meet July /. Each team
has two foes TO meet before the game.
which will virtually decide the title, is
played.
Jewish Community Center. with Ike
Dreifus on the mound, will try to halt
the Westerners, while Lefty Stevens Is
expected to hurl for Addisons against
the Joes this Sunday.
A spirited fray Is promised Sunday
when Ross Councilman and Douglas
A. G. mines. leaders in class B un-
limited section. meet at Washington
Barracks at o'clock.
The first protest hearings OF the
league will be heard by officers and d.
rectors Friday night In the playground
office at the District Building. Teams
having fled protests are requested to
submit proof substantlating their
charges to the secretary of the league
by Thursday night.
HOW THE TEAMS STAND.
Evening star., 1928-06-12

Esns battsa la--Kiet. Haaisy, fesIfH,
tgases heHna, fspseeA, saHme, 1amissen
slts~-tiarTis. Gssine Eles, Fepssea, T.. sswell
saefIaest- Harris. Reeves, DepbIs Diaye~-y
Ieasssa. g. sswsh % fsasssss Nee to
Reeves. Left ~ baseG-~-gya a2hIneteB, o.
Iievaana, e. FIssi Ibass On belIs-.tDN Grant,
q ~ hadlsy, lI IN Castor, III On Baekeys,
Y. struck sgt-~-gy Giant, Is ky Hadlsv, zj
lnalREsI ~ qastsn, 4 in i Innisss, on Mar.
s*sss. y inning ~ nEattsn 9 IN
Eayns, lg ~ igBlpst ea. ngeksEe, in !
tnnlng. Hit by Ditshsa bsIt--By Hadteg -.
stwsH apa wsTgsaI, WiBniHe p3teheF~-~Mar~
err, LesssK DtteheT-~EpskASs, Unpifss--
MsesFs>~~AaIIt9y UipeFa and Wan GraHan.
Time 81 sa@e~~2 heaFs and niHutes,
Evening star., 1928-06-12
TURNER LISTED FOR MAT.

Charley Gfitt, Columbus, Ohio, mid
dlewgIgl1t wrestler, IN 10 meet Joe
Turner, local grappier. on the program
featuring Rough House Nelson and
Pete Dallas at the 0ayety Theater Fri.
day night.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
AuTHle NrNEe no DRILL.

AHta'g unlimited aglo seBtaf H1pes sre
scheduled " practice D3HloTFOg and Fu.
Gay afternoons at 8 G'eiock On no, 4
RasBp8gnAgt diamond.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
Shrine and Crotto Will Clash
I'm Annual Ball Game Saturday

USUAL color and rivalry will
feature the annual diamond
clash between the Shrine and
-. Grotto mines at American
League Park Saturday. begin
lg at o'clock.
This game is the feature of the
nual field day held for the benefit
Evening star., 1928-06-12
SOUTH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION

Knoxville. 10; Oreenyille. T.
5partanbnrg. Il Ashevllie, a
darkneaR}.
Augusta, o, Columbia. /.
Evening star., 1928-06-12

Selma. 80, Columbus, Ia.
jacksonville, II; Albany, z.
Tampa. &, Savannah, 3.
Pensacola, 81 Montgomery, 0.
Evening star., 1928-06-12

Towing, Ff, e-e-0s5, Central Auto WoTke.
-. ~rylA1yeftlsengEEat
Evening star., 1928-06-12
UNLIMITED SECTION A.
All Games 4 O'cIoek,

Woodridga VS.. Chevy Chase Friendship
Field
Maryland A. G. vs. DreadnAuahts DREAD
naIght PARK.
Jewish Community VS.. Georgetown A. @.
(WaHhinRton BarrackAb.
A., b. W. Eusmsn vs.. shamTocks
iAelnatOn1,
Evening star., 1928-06-12

Winston Salem, 2--i Greensboro, III
fnrst game Is innings, second game In
nIBEa daFkuessl
Raleigh. II; Durham. s.
High Point sIisbury, rain.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
CAMEa ToDl

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Cincinnati ~ n. YeFk. EIneinnati at n. York.
Chieage At Egoeklyn. ChfeaKo Al BFoekign,
81. Louis AZ Boston. 81, Lenls 81 Boston.
Pittsburgh at RhiIa. Pitta0uFka ~ Phiias
Evening star., 1928-06-12
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington. Z. Cleveland, 9.
ChicaEa. 81 New York, /.
pAiisdeinhi7. &; Detroit, 2.
81. Louis, .; Boston. I.
STANDING OF THE CLUBs.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Tulsa, "a. Des Moinss, 0.
Wichita, o, Denver, I
Pueblo. 8; Amarillo, q.
Oklahoma Ctt3-Omaha, postponed, vet |
grounds.
Evening star., 1928-06-12

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Maah'ton IT Cleveland. .yash'ton al Cieveiand.
Phila. 81 Detref.. Phlta. 81 Dstrstt.
n. York at Chicago. n. York ~ Chteaen.
Boston at st. Louis. Boston at ST. Louis.
Evening star., 1928-06-12

Fort Worth. s-~i3; Shreveport. 4---s.
waco Beaumont, not scheduled
Houston, g. San Antonio, 2.
Wichita Falls, 3; Dallas, !.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE
souTHEAsTERN LEAGUE.

Wilmington. 4; Fayetteville. Q.
Rocky Mount, 4, GgeenyilIe, i.
Kinston, 8-~2; 05idsboro, 4~2.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ND NLWWHA y NNWNNA .
Cincinnati, ss New York, 3.
Philadelphia. 81 Pittsbmfgh, {.
Sc. Leufs. 3; Boston, 4.
Chicago, 3, Broekiyn. 4.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
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T1bt Kneta The Count.


n tbeIF sseond batting turn The
Tribe matched tfc Eaflonsig total. Joe
e<NeA Sss sgst and tailed g. F0nsscG
co1bieo. Gsd1Dss single E>nt Ronzs-
ca sa
successive singles by Eiacge. guel
NE3o Ez1lfy. Huels nit being o
bH1t, accounted for a Washington run
~ tne fourth round. and both sides
seoFsc IN me nth. A. DAas N Barnes
enc Cosss9'e double made the Ma
i09saA sJt. Kadley hit Morgan end
ne lBGszD VISA ulgpe6 to the giate by
Grants and JhnlieSof's singles.
1'as sixth zlso WSg scoring session
fs8 o9Ea clubs For tI1A Nationals. EiaegE
singled and reached third a. The bail
gtyt ~ LADgfoH6 EUel after i3is fglI
had 6efn guffed by Morgan. singled
Gssse gyef tne counting bsocz
In t3@ Tfb1iS hslf. Joe Swell walked
81 starter FonSeea grounded u
EsrFss, klh the second s@eker with a
ctHltis Dlsf a. baD9 threw p3oFly 10
Reeves ard there weTs tyo On with
tsOBlfns was tgeEogH Gat ard scofeG
when GHgaD singled dsadloc.tng tile
RNH8e Tor tne @ecoGd t3n4e. That
bgO1EtII GastoH 10 naolfYg relief
The haisGnsls bid !0f yl0t0Fy IN the
ninth Elce began tSse round with o.
tSorEsggsT agb Harris sacrificed The
teftslpAn1eo EzgDe replaced Grant and
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Evening star., 1928-06-12

Rochester. Q; newark, 5.
Toronto. ID Reading, 1---9,
Baitlmore-Bunaio, rain.
Evening star., 1928-06-12
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

no sames scheduled.