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RESULTS IN MINORS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester. ISL; Reading. 1875.
Buffalo. Q; Jersey City, 8.
Newark, 2; Toronto, l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 4; Milwaukee, o.
Minneapolis. 8; Columbus. S.
Indianapolis. S; Kansas City, !.
st. Paul, 8; Toledo. A.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis. q; Atlanta, 4.
Mobile, 2; Chsttanooga, 4.
Birmingham, II; Little Rock, Z.
Nashville, 6; New Orleans, 5.
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
Pensacola, 10; Tampa, g.
Columbus, 13; Jacksonville, 10.
Selma. Z; Montgomery, S.
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.
Decatur Z; Springfield. s.
Peoria, IA; DanYllle, IL.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
San Antonio, 9; Dallas, 4.
Houston, s; Shreveport, 2.
Beaumont. 8: wichita Falls. 4
Waco. s. Fort Worth. tfirst same).
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence. 7-3:. Springneld. 81.
Albany. SIS; Allentown, S-s.
Bridgeport. 4; Pittsfeld, /.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
st. Joseph, Q; Des Moines, 8.
Pueblo, II; Wichita, 5.
Topeka, .; Denver, 3
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Henderson, "a; Raleigh. 2-s.
High Point, Al; Winston-Salem, 3-e.
Greensboro. ia; Durham, 6-1i.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland. /; Oakland. 2.
Los Angeles, IL; San Francisco. 7.
Missions, S; Hollywood, 8.
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O'DOUL MAKES FIVE +.
HITS, TWO HOMERS.
Has Perfect Day at Bat as
PhilS Rout Cards, 1873,
With Fl SafetieS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ut. LOUIS, June 21.-Paced by
- oDoul, who had a perfect day at
y bat, getting two home runs, two
singles and double in flve trips,
Philadelphia won the second game Of
the series with the St. Louis Cardinals
here today, IS to 3.
The Phillies collected 20 hits OF big
Jesse Haines In eight innings, the at
tack reaching its height in the eighth,
when six runs were driven across. Haid,
who relieved Haines, allowed one hit in
the ninth.
The Cardinals we're managerless,
Gabby Street having drawn a three-day
suspension for an argument with Um-
pire Magerkurth yesterday.
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ROBINS TAKE PAIR
AT NEEDED STAGE
Comes Through When League
Leadership Threatened
to Drub Reds.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
"NCINNATI, June 81. The
Brooklyn Robins came back to-
day when their hold on FIRST
place in the National League
was seriously threatened and made it
safe for awhile by taking both games
of a double header from the Reds.
The scores were to and to 3,
the second game being halted after
the eighth inning to allow the Robins
to make a train for home.
The Robins combined timely hits with
walks to win both games. Archie
Campbell walked in one run IN the
opening contest. while Rixey issued
more passes. Ray Phelps held the
Reds to seven hits, homer by George
Kelly bringing the only Cincinnati
runs.
The second game was a close affair
until the eighth when Red Lucas, sent
in after Jake May had been lifted for
a pinch batsT11an, gave three hits and
two runs.
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BROWNS OPTION PLAYER
TOO OFTEN FOR Lands

MILWAUKEE, wis, June 81 Dr.
Officials of the Milwaukee team today
said Commissioner Lands ordered Red
Bennett, Brewer outflelder, to return
Immediately to the st. Louis Browns.
Lands said Bennett was optioned out
twice before he came here last Spring
He ruled the Browns either must re-
tain Bennett or~sell him to q club out
side their chain.
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LARY'S RIGHT THUMB
FOUND TO BE BROKEN

NEW YORK, June 81 (P).-Lyn Larry,
Yankee shortstop who was injured play
ing against Detroit yesterday, turned up
at today's game to report the extent of
the injury to his right thumb. An
X-ray examination had disclosed that
the digit was both dislocated and frac-
tured in the first joint. he said The
injury probably would keep him out Of
action for three weeks.
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LOS ANGELES TO TRY e ,sf s9
BASE BALL AT NIGHI

LOS ANGELES, June 81 R.-Nieht
base ball will be tried in Los Angeles.
william Wrigley, jr., owner Of the
Los Angeles club. yesterday telegraphed
his representatives here: you can't
stop progress and believe night base
ball games are a step forward In the
national pastime, so let there be Hght
at Wrigley Field" III
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SPENCER HARRIS GOES
BACK TO MINNEAPOLIS

PHILADELPHIA, June 81 LP-
Spencer Harris, substitute outfielder for
the Athletics, will be returned to the
Minneapolis club in the American AS
sociation, the Philadelphia club an
nounced tonight.
Harris came to the Athletics from
Detroit, which had obtained him from
Minneapolis. Under the rule he will be
sent back to the latter club.
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Hot Battle for Third Place
Due When Criffs, Tribe Meet

to let all gate receipts above $4,000 go
TO the player. So Washington fandom
can make 1t a wonderful day for good
ball player and regular fellow by
packing Griffith Stadium on Judge day.
GAM JONES blew into town yesterday
- apparently little the worse from his
spell of illness that kept him in bed
at his home in Woodsfield. Ohio. nearly
two weeks. The somber squire went
through a brief workout shortly after
arrival and declared he would be ready
for regular service on the hill again
within 10 days. Which was good news
to Manager johnson. He needs all the
pitching he can get now.
Jones said he lost only few pounds
while i'll and that now he is not weak
But he will have to build up his leg
muscles and improve his wind before
taking up pitching again. Sam always
has been canny conditioner. though
he takes good care of himself and
trains faithfully. When he says he will
be ready for toll soon, he means 1t.
WHEN Texans plan a get-together
w they don't overlook anybody of
their great State. Not only will Art
Shires, newest of Nationals, be the
guest of the Texas delegation in Con-
BTSSS hJ n luDCLleOH III IiIS speaker >
dining room at the Capitol Tuesday,
but also his fellow-Texans on the club
Fred Marberry and Sam West, will
attend.
Texas Senators and Representatives
will introduce their athletic constituents
to House and Senate leaders before the
luncheon. Representative Luther john
son is in charge of the arrangements.
Minority Leader John N. Garner,
formerly a star shortstop in semi-pro
ranks, will be among those present. So
will the Washington correspondents OF
Texas newspapers.
Just a big Texas party.
VXIASdINGTON'S week in base ball
w . error by West makes Melillos
single good for four bases and
Browns beat Nationals in ninth.
Crowder hurls we'll in first start for new
club. .Braxton checks st. Louis rally.
Braxton and Tate learn they are sent
to White Sox for Shires =. slugfeSt
on Tuesday ends with Browns in lead
s.. another series gone . plenty of
time on train Wednesday for Nationals
to null over their troubles
Crowder's fine pitching beats White
Sox here b.. Reynolds homer hit into
open stand gives Bushmen only tally
! .. Nationals can't solve Lyons . .
take one-run licking Braxton stops
old teammates Saturday while White
Sox pound out win . two wins Z.
four losses -. still In third place at
that.
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Runs-Berger, Chatham (2), cronin, Eng
lish, Cuyler; Stephenson, Grimm SO. Errors
batted in-Cronin (2), Stephenson, Welch,
Grimm CD, Osborn. Two-base hits-Cronin'
Cuyler. Home run7-Grimm. Sacrince-
Richbourg. Double plAy-Clark to Chatham
caso, g. Bases on balls-On Zachary, 3; OF
Teachout, !; on Osborn. !; on Cunning
Teachout, /; BY Osborn, 2; BY Cunningham,
1. Hits-On Zachary, 9 in 6A innings; on
in 1s5 innings; on Osborn, in 53s in
nings Winning pitcher--Osborn. Losing
pitcher - Cunningham. UmpireS - MeSsrs.
Quigley. Pnrman and Scott. Time of same
/ hour and 55 minutes.
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Runs-Burnett, Bishop, Haas t3, Coch-
rane, Simmons, Foxx. Errors-J. SeweI,
Foxx (3). Bishop Two-base hit-Burnett
Home runs-Foxx. Bishop, Simmons sacri-
fce-Hodapp Double plays-BuTnett TO
Hodapp to Morgan. Morgan to Burnett.
Hodapp to Burnett to Morgan. Left on
bases-c1eveland. s; Philadelphia, 3. Bases
on balls-Oh Harder, 2;~oh Walberg, T.
Struck out-By Harder /; by walberg, g.
Hits-Oh Harder, 10 in 7 innings tnone out
in eighth; of Holloway, / in 1 inning
Losing pitcher-Harder. Umpires-Messrs.
MorIarity. MCGOWAN and Owens. Time of
game-l hour and Al minutes.
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1nH bastss 5nsn GVer u,e MoOi ryIt
Rhyme, Russell. Two-base hits-Ferren, Mil
leE Rhyme Sac: sa;,crificeGsMsiillo s.sd Double play
st. Louis, 5; Boston. 7. Bases on balls
on Stewart, 8; on Russell, 2. Struck out
BY Stewart, 4; by Russell, 4. HitS-Od Stew
art. in innings; OF Kimsey, none in /
inning. Losing pitcher-Stewart. Umpires
--Messrs. Campbell, Connolly and Geisel.
Time of game-l hour and IS minutes.
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BROOKLYN PITCHER GETS
SUSPENSION AND FINE

CINCINNATI, Ohio, June II (P.-
John Morrison, Brooklyn National
League pitcher, today was suspended
and fined $3.50 by Manager Wilbert
Robinson for violation of the club rules
The latter said Morrison relieved Adolf
Luque in Thursdays game here and
that he has not seen Morrison since
then.
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LIPTON'S CHALLENGER HIT
TAKES ANOTHER TEST

BANGOR, Ireland, June 2I d.
The Shamrock v. Sir Thomas Liptohss
challenger for the Americas Cup, wen
another easy test for big yachts today,
defeating the White Heather by six
minutes.
The Shamrock will now sail for
Clyde TO participate in seven tune-up
races.
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Runs-Critz, Leach, Lindstrom, Ott O'Far-
rell. Jackson, Flagstead. P. Waner, Traynor.
GSomoroskEy. GoTorosE sSh spnr Er1ors3crit1 oFarreI
grane' ,o'FaIreI, Allen, Comorosky ssG
Terry Terry o., ,Ot Two-base htts=Traynor,
jackson; Three-base hit-Leach. Home
(2l, OFT, Allen Double piays-Lesch, o'Far-
rell and Terry; GIantham, Engle and suhr;
hdns5o 6hallsM5on Brame: I; OF Mitchell; 2; on
ninEs tnone out in seventh inninaJc: ON
Spencer. IN innings; on Mitchell. in
9 innings; on D3nohye. in innings. Win
Spencer. Umpires--Messrs McGrew, Hlahr
and Jorda. Time OF game hours and IS
minutes lCfH no
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Runs-Byrd. Ruth ca. Errors-,Chapman
Two-base hits-Gehrinser. Home run-Ruth.
Stolen base-Byrd. Double plays-McManus,
and Alexander Westlng Lazzeri and Geh
rig. Left on bases-New York. u Detroit, s.
Bases on balls-On Pennock, l. OF Hogsett,
6. Struck out-By Pennock. 4; by Hogsett,
l. Umpires-Messrs. Nallin, Van GRAHAM
minutes.
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RUSSELL VERSATILE
IN BROWNS VICTORY

BOSTON, June 81 tP).-Jack Russell
set back the st. Louis Browns here to-
day by a 3-to-2 score. After yielding
two runs on four hits in the first inning
Russell also knocked In the tieing run
in the second inning.
Catcher Berry's throwing and the in
field work Of Oscar Melillo were the de-
fensiYe features of the day.
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GIANTS TIE IN NINTH,
BEAT BUGS IN TENTH
By the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, June 21.-Pete Dono-
hue gave the New York Giants q 6-to-5
victory over the Pirates In the rubber
game of their series today. driving Jack
son home with the winning run in the
tenth inning.
Donohue relieved Clarence Mitchell In
the eighth and held the Pirates score
less the last two innings.
New York tied the score in the ninth
after trailing most of the way.
The Giants had tied the count once
before, only to drop back again when
ComoroSky hit a home run in the
fourth. OFT and Leach led the Giant
attack each making four hits.
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OF YANKS
SHUTS OUT TIGERS.
Gives But Five Hits in Series
Final, Bringing His VIC
tories to Six.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N YEW YORK, June 21.-Herb Pen
mock, dean of the Yankees,
Y pitched his way to the head of
the American Leagues hurlers
today, shutting out the Detroit Tigers
with five hits while New York won the
final game Of the series, 3 to 0.
Pennock has 6 victories and defeat.
Elon Hogsett pitched good game
against the Yankees, but he yielded two
runs in the first inning on a pair of
walks followed by singles by Lazzeri arr
Gehrig, and allowed Babe Ruth to hit
his twenty third home run of the sea-
son In the eighth frame. The Babes
homer was one of the games two extra
base hits in the game. Charley Geh-
ringer touched Pennock for a double
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IFIRST GAME.l


Chicago .......... 20 o. o o o Is
Runs--Welch. Spohrer Rlchbourg, Maguire.
Blair, Cuyler, Wilson (2l, Harnett. Errors
--Maranville, Mcguire Seibold. Grimm. Beck.
Runs batted in--Sisler, Wilson (2), Harnett,
Moore, Welch (2), Grimm. Two-base hit.
Wilson. Three-base hit-Blair. Home runs
Wilson, Hartnett. Stolen base-Rehbourg.
Sacrifce-Grimm. Double plays-Beck to
Grimm; English to Blair to Grimm. Left on
bases-Boston, Z; Chicago, IL. Bases on
balls-Oh Smith, 3; on Blake, S; of Teach
out, /; of Seibold, 3. Struck out---By Smith,
l; Blake, 3; Cunningham. 1; Seibold, 5. Hits
on Blake, in rs innings; OF Teachout,
in Sb innings; of Smith, in innings;
/ in 3Is innings; OF Brandt, IN no inning
(pitched TO two batters in twelfth; Hit by
pitcher-By Smith tBlair). Passed balls
Hartnett, Spohrer. Winning pitcher-Teach-
out Losing pitcher-Seibold Umpires-
Messrs. Scott, QuiEley and Pirman.
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GABBY STREET DRAWS
SUSPENSION FOR ROW

ST. LOUIS, J.ne I'll (P).-Manager
Gabby Stre% - the st. Louis Cardinals
and Ray Blades, outf1elder. were Sus-
pended for three days by President
John A. Heydler of the National League
Tor an argument with Umpire Magef-
kIirth in yesterdays St. Louis-Phila-
deiphia game, 1t was announced here
frldaY.
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HOGAN WINS TITLE.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia,
.yurne a tP1.-Eddie Hogan, i9-year-old
Portland boy won the Pacific North
vest amateur golf championship today
bv defeating Johnny Robbins, Portland,
a and Z Ia the 36-hole nnai. .
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10000 SEE CUBS WIN
TWICE FROM BRAVES

0HICAGO, June 21 R.-The
I Cubs Oopped the nightcap this
" afternoon against Boston, to
make it two for the afternoon.
Both scores were to 4. The Cubs, by
their two victories, were only keeping
pace with the leading Dodgers, who also
managed to win a twin bill.
The victories gave the Cubs a record
of II out of the last % games, win
ming streak which started after the
death of Hal Carlson and the loss of
Rogers Hornsby.
Teachout and Zachary started to OPP
pose each other, but both were relieved
when they proved none too effective.
The game was tied up at 4-all as late
as the eighth, when the Cubs nicked
Cunningham, who relieved Zachary, for
three hits and the winning run.
About 10000 people attended the two
games.
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dlneinnaiii...:.:.:.:..... aES4ElSni ii.::::. 9 6S3SSSS 9

Runs-BisSonette, Bressler, Flowers (2),
Heilmann, Kelly. Errors-Flowers, Wright,
Sukeforth. Runs batted in--Flowers, Wright
(2j, Kelly (2), Frederick. Two-baSe hits
Flowers, Ford. Home run-Kelly. Stolen
base-Flowers. Sacrifces-Herman, Bressler.
Double playsWIignt, Flowers to Bissonettei
Left on bases-Brooklyn, IL Cincinnati, 10.
Bases on balls-Of Phelps. 3; OF Campbell,
BY Phelps, /; by Rixey, /; by johnson, !:
Hits-Oh Campbell, in 2is inninss; on
Rixey, / in 33s innings; of johnson, none in
innings. Hit by pitcher-By Phelps tHeil-
MANN. Losing ritcher-Campbel. Umpires
--MesSrs. Donohue. Moran and Klein. Time
of game hours and II minutes.
GErORyT0 CAME
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RIsKo VS.. GRIFFITHs.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 81 (P.-
Johnny Risko OF Cleveland, who won a
decision over Pauline Uzcudun Thurs
day at Detroit, will meet Gerald
(Tuffy) Grihiths of Sioux CITY, Iowa. at
Chicago Stadium june 80.
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eE0eklzn ei0einnati ..:::::.GG ..:::::..G 9 "a
Game stopped by agreement at end OF
eighth inning to allow train connections.
Runs batted in-Herman. Wright, Thurston,
Frederick. Meusel. Heilmann. Durocher.
Runs-Gilhert. Bressler. Warner; Finn
Errors-Moss Gooch. Two-base hit-Du-
rocher. Three-base hits-Meusei, Heilman,
Frederick. Sacrifices - Wright. Picinich,
Thurston. Left on bases-Brooklyn, 9; Gin
cinnati. 1. Base on balls-On Thurston, 2;
of May, l. Struck out--By Moss, l; by
May. /. Hits-On Moss, in innings; of
Thurston. in innings; on May. in
innings; of Lucas, in ! innig. HIT by
Thurston. Losing pitcher--Lucas; Umpires
--Messrs. Moran, KLEIN and Donohue. Time
of game hour and 80 minutes.
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Totals. Al Il 81 Totals. 80 IL AZ II
sRatted fnr Wafkins In ninth

.
Runs-Southern, Sherlock (2), O'Doul (3),
Klein (2l, whitney, Friberg (2J, Davis,
smythe, watkins, Fisher, colbert. Errors
sans Satted m 0TSsS TSeT:now 'as5 &
Fisher (2), whitney, Smythe, Adams, Klein
ID, Sherlock. Two-base hits-Sherlock,
Home runs-o'Doul ca, Fisher. Sacrifices
Friberg, Thevenow. Double plays-Gelbert
tomley. Left on bases-Philadelphia, S.;
St. Louis, IA. Bases on balls--On Collins,
By Collins, g: by smythe, 1; by Haines, /.
Hits--On Collins, in 67s innings; on
8 innings: on Haid. in / inning Winning
pitcher-Collins Losing Pitcher---Haines.
kurth. Time Of game-2 hours and l2 min
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ChicaRo O % 20 % al
Washington o o o o o O O.

Runs batted in-Reynolds t2), Loepp. Cis-
sell. Clancy t2), Blueee, Kamm. Two-base
aits-Kerr, Spencer, Clancy. Kamm. Three
sacrifices-watwood 90; Cisseli. Double
plays-KeTr to Hunnefeld to Clancy; Bluege
to Kerr to Clancy. Left on baseS-Chicago,
;; washington, q Bases on balls-Off Brax-
ton, /; on Caraway, 2; of Burke, /; off
Thomas, l.. Struck out-By Brown, g. Hits
ON BraXton, in innings; of Caraway,
Burke. none in 1 inning; OF Thomas. 4 in 2
inninEs; HIT by pitcher-By Brown (Jolleyl;
oy Burke tkerrl. Passed ball--Tate. Win
ninE pitcher-Braxton. Losing pitcher
Brown. Umpires-Messrs. Ormsby, Guthrie
and Hildebrand. Time of Eame-2 hours.
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Bart0n Stops Nationals Another Schmeng harey Go
HOME RUN STANDING
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Home Runs Yesterday.
ODoul, Phillies, 2; Ruth, Yankees, /,
Wilson, Cubs, /: Foxx, Athletics. /.
Simmons, Athletics, /; Bishop. Ath-
Cubs, /; Comorosky. Pirates, /; Kelly,
Reds, /; Fisher, Cardinals, /.
The Leaders.
Ruth, Yankees. .,..:...,......,.. %
Berger. Braves. 20
wilson, Cups. .................... 20
Klein, PnluleS. ................s... 19
Gehrig, Yankees. 1S
Foxx. Athletics. II
League Totals.
NdClondl ...'s.'......'.' S4l
american .........'.......... $50
Grano total. ................... 60l
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GAMES TODAY.
Chic. Ut Wash. $500
Phils. 81 Cleveland.
81. Louis At New York
Detroit at Boston.
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GAMES TODAY.

UAMEB IUUAF.
Boston at ChicaRo.
New York at Cincin.
Phila. at st. Louis.
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GAMES TOMORROW.
Boston at 81. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pitts,
New York at Cinein,
Phila. at Chicago.
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Totals. 81 72715 Totals. IS 8 27 IL
"Batted for Durocher in ninth inning.
tBatted for Rixey in sixth inning.
tBatted for Johnson in ninth inning.
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GAMES TOMORROW.
CleYe. at wash.
2 games, LIST ct 1870.
Chicago at Pbila.
~. Louis at N. York.
Detroit ct Boston.
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EX-GR|FF BATTLES
OLD MATES EASILY
Spreads Hits, While Chisox
Pound Brown and Thomas
for Victory.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

n ARLAND BRAXTON was
- not considered strong
~ enough for use as start
ing pitcher when wearing
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IVtHla % IT tt
'Batted for Braxton in eighth inning
fBatted for Burke in seventh inning
tBatted for Thomas In ninth inning.
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Standings in Major Leagues
National League

~S z LAhAEEAA . KNESOAA Ss
Brooklyn, AS; Cincinnati, 2-3.
ShhiefakS; Shifs 5sInb;s S-s' lBcsteep' -, -;
New York. 6; Pittsburgh, S.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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Totals. 80 II 2415 Totals. .29 5 "a 3
"Ran for Wright in eighth inning.
tBatted for Moss in fifth inning.
4Batted for May In seventh inning.
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Bluege had to make q mighty leap
to spear WatWood's liner in the seventh,
but the catch got Burke out Of trouble,
for the third -sacker heaved TO Myer to
get Braxton of second for a double
play. Burke had walked Braxton and
hit Kerr, with one out.
Rice was the only National TO get as
many as two hits. One was q sharp
single to right of Braxton. The other
vas a scratchy one OF Caraway. Sam
In the eighth beat out q grounder that
Shortstop Kerr had fumbled.
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Braxton gave the ball good whack
when he first batted IN the third IN
ming and only q good running catch by
Loepp kept hit from the former Ma
tional pitcher.
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OUTLINE OF b|G LOCAL TALENT SHOW
 NOW REHEARS|NC

The comedy sketch Fun on the Podunk Limited which is to be presented at the Liberty Theater within a few weeks, will be taken part in by 23 members of the Seward Athletic Club, who are now busy learning lines, making up costumes and holding rehearsals in preparation for the gala event.
 It is doubtful whether any act ever contained as many comedy characters as appear in the in- terior of the day coach of the rural limited, staged in this show
 The fun commences with the entrance of Farmer Bogs and his family consisting of Mrs. Bog's
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BOMBAY RAILROAD
 EMPLOYEES IN STRIKE

BOMBAY, Feb. 10, (H) Employees of the Great Britain Indian Pen insula Railway went on strike at dawn today in behalf of demands for increase of wages, security of tenure, fair hours, abolition of racial discrimination and non victimization of union officials.
 The railroad employees number 125 1000, but the extent of response to the strike was believed to have been only partial The railroad has a mileage of 3,056 miles.
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John; his troubles 20 from bad to worse when Miss Highstyle frustrating protests the removal of her poodle dog Fido to the baggage car, and he is given some pointers on how not to use 'flattery, by an old Irish woman There are also other characters equally amusing, all portrayed by local talent
 One of the features of the show is the singing porter, which role will be carried by Joyce Kuh- Ter. Other musical numbers are also featured.
 The large cast is made up ot Dow Galloway, Josephine Shel- don. Tom Reisner, Buelah Holben Ernestine lessen, MI D- Roaney Merritt Shellhorn, sigrid Noble Miriam Painter, Barton Stanton Leonard Hopkins, Ray Manthey John Nelson, Jr-, Catherlnt Faust, Alice Brownell, Mrs Les lie. Edith Kaemerer, Elsa Mac Cauley Margarete Lechner, Dor othy Hill, Catherine Horton ane { Margarite Reisner.
 Director, E. E. Reisner.
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and the kids, Tom and Mary, typ ical haystock youngsters who, during the journey to Podunk do their share towards making the trip an unusual one for the other passengers who also happen to De an interesting assortment of travellers including Susie Olson who is on her way to visit an Uncle, Ole, chinaman, and a bride and groom who have been married less than an hour. High spots in the comedy are also occasioned by woman suffra- gist and her naughty little daughter, and Miss Primm, an old maid who seems to become excessively giddy because the handsomest man in the village has given her a bouquet in token of his (?) esteem.
 Life for the conductor on the Podunk Limited is just one thing liter another; from pumping hlS bunions on the Bog's luggage anc making amicable the relations between Susie and Chinamar
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LYNCOLN's BIRTHDAY PARTY

me Local Shrine Club will give a card party for Masons, Eastern Stars and invited guests, Wednes- day night, February 18th. 8 to Il p, m., followed by an. hours dancing. Peppy music and an enjoyable time is assured. Admission will be 30 cents per person. All ot those who have attended previous parties are cordially invited to this ore.
 Committee
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-10
A FALSE ALARM

somebody said the roof of our house was on fire but haven't been able to locate it yeti re- marked Harry Henrikson yester- day when volunteer depart ment members dashed UP to the house.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-10
ATHLETIC PROGRAM

School athletics $40 to p m. Monday Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
 Mems handball-5 to ' p. m, Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
 Mems indoor baseball to lO b. m., Mondays.
 Ladies indoor basebali-7,30 to 10 p. m. Thursdays.
 Boys basketball-7 70 8.30 p m Tuesday, Wednesday, and Frioays-
 Mems basketball--8:30 to 10 p. m. Wednesday and Saturdays.
 Women's basketball-8.3O to lt p. m. Tuesday and Fridays.
 SPECIAL EVENTS Monday and Tuesday evenings of this week College basketball games.
 SEWARD ATHLETIC CLUB