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ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS
NO 9o6 VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTH
EAST; WASHINGTON. DISTRICT OF
BY virtue Of a. deed Of trust recorded in
Lber No. $685., folio SO ct seq, one of the
land records Of the District OF Columbia,
ana at the request of the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustees will offer
Tor sale by public auction,tn front of prem
iSes, on MONDAY. THE TWENTY EIGHTH
O'CLOCK. PM, the Following described prop G
erty in the District OF Columbia. to wit
Lot I6. ls in James T., Kenyons subdivision of
lots IN square south of square 951, as per
plat recorded in Liber as, folio n. of the
records OF the Office of the surveyor of the
Terms of sale: Cash. deposit of $500
required of purchaser at sale. Examination
OF title. conveyancinR, recording and nota-
rial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days from day
Of SALE otherwise trustees reserve the right
10 resell property, at risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser, after five days adver-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in WASHINGTON. D. C., or deposit
may be forfeited, or without forfeiting de-
post trustees may avail themselves of any
legal or equitable rights against defaulting
purchaser.
JOHN s. WHITE,
N. A. BUCK.
sei7.l922.24,26 Trustees.
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ii2 ACRES. NEARBY ND; Broom BoUsF
furnace barns, chicken house, fruit cranes,
free wood. AGENT, 1885 N. K. ave. RIM 2o3.
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rnIrRIsr HOME

Z
The most available, attractive and valu-
able 1T-r0om brick mansion, mi. between
Washington and Baltimore, at Hyattsyile.
Very large, spacious. terraced grounds.
Rhode Island avenue boulevard, the leading
thorouRhfare OF the National Capital. Large,
handsome rooms. very large. spacious We
Landa, occupying one square of Rround.
VIII rent only to frst-cIasS tenants. with
references; $3.50 a month is 600 motorists
nov passing daily. OWNER, phone Hyatts-
Vile 1853
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sALE-AcREAGE.

ACRE oP LEVEL LAND ON STATE ROAD
with 800 feet frontage on hishway. Good
fllsnK station lite; $500 terms. w. O.
G1LLIAAfs. 350s Rittenhouse st. ~
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wANTED-FARws.
SALE--LOTS.

WANT TO BUY OR RENT SMALL PoUL-
try farm near Washington. Address Box
397-E, Star Office. 27S
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sALE-BUSINESs PROPERTY.

SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FILLING z STATION ANR BARBECUE IN
heaf Address Boa iess star oee
GAS STATION sITE-2nd AND. H SITS.
Priced risht. owner owner Net t s1si. '-0-
sIO,OO0-3rd AND MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
ne. first commercial. Fronting on three
streets. Ideal location for delicatessen;
Home and business location combined;
rooms. h.-w.h., electricity. Call OWNER
Atlantic 34l5. az
$3.50; Low TERMs.A 2o:FT. BRICK
home in FIRST COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
and Rock Greek Church I'd Readily used as
home and business locas sonr comblned big
CALL Cal MR. YoUN G" NAT1oSAL $500. ''--1.
IDEAL SITE, LIST COMMERCIAL. DOWN
It. wide. about IO8 it. deep. frontage on
two different streets for only ss,ooO.
OWNER. Address Box il-H. Star once.
s ss5 dSsn 25xio7 To- soft aiey woadef
iul location for most any business Right
Co. main ONCE, half square from Immense
Government building operation. Sure to In
afEEsfRissEgF Sons, 1913 hsff i59s NV Phone
2nd COMMERCIAL. on GeorFia ave-; store,
rooms, bath; lot 40xilo. Price. $4,000
40 18th st. sw; 3-story brick; large lot
Corner Coz store. rooms .%-' bath hot-wster
heat. electricity; on 18th St. s.w. Price.
s6.500 terms. LLOYD r. TURNER, 500 7th
st. s.w. Met 1G47
GOOD BUYS.
Second commercial. downtown section. close
dence, 28xllo to 25-ft. alley. To close
estate, make offer OF $4,000.
Second commercial. close TO 14th and You
SITS: AZ IT. front with 63 II. at rear; las IT,
deep to 3o-ft. alley; 1850 50. IT. For only
S23,5O0.
Industrial site in GEORGETOWN. just of M
st., 3sx93. Submit offer of $4,000.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
I4O7 New York Ave National 1865.
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FhINED r 7 AES, 3UU
FOR QUICK ACTION
II MAY BE RENTED.

This HOME is in a wonderful setting OF
fne old trees. situated OF a high knoll over
looking the Potomac and Washington.
Beautifully handicapped grounds. a young
estate. suitable for a business man or a
man IN public life and their families 10
match their business and social standing.
Secluded yet close TO other homes Of equal
desirsbiiity and occupied by neighbors who
are desirable In every way.
The house itself is two-story full Rolock
ventilated, brick construction type, Nor
mandy style, with eight rooms and two
baths, built-in garsge; parquet and oak
floors throughout, open fireplace. There Is
a large living room with French doors open
ing on brick terraces, oval reception hall
with handsome winding staircase. dining
room with French doors leading to screened
porch with view of river. and large kitchen
with every modern Improvement. Second
floor has ample sleeping accommodation
and the tile baths are modern in every re-
spect II Is impossible 10 adequately de-
scribe the many desirable features Of this
home, but inspection will prove IL to be
en- exceptionally GOOD buy. Or We might con-
THE NJ H BARRY ORGANIZATION,
200 Arlington Ridge.
Aurora Hills. Va.
Phone Clarendon 1887
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME DWELLING.
Nh OH n cTRFF~r SOITTTJUEST

EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME DWELLING.
NO GIT G. STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF authority vested in the un-
dersigned by the last will and testament of
Charles Thomas. deceased, the undersigned
executor will offer for sale by public auc-
ton, in front of premises, on TUESDAY,
THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der. 1881, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the
following described property in the District
the depth thereof Of lot tnow known for
purposes Of assignment and taxation as lot
300 in square 800.
Terms of sale: One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in equal
installments, represented by promissory
notes of purchaser payable in one and two
years, with interest at six per cent per
annum from day of sale. payable semi
annually, secured by FIRST deed OF trust
upon property sold. or sll cash. at option of
purchaser. deposit OF 5000 required Of
purchaser at sale. Examination OF title. con-
veyancing, recording and notarial fees at cost
OF purchaser Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from day OF sale other
wise executor reserves the right to resell
property, at risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser, after FIVE days advertisement Of
such resale IN some newspaper published in
Washington, d. c.. or deposit NAV be for
feited, or without foreftlng deposit executor
may avail himself Of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting purchaser
LESTER r. STRASBURGER
SIMON KoENIGSBERGFR. H~eeu'ol'
YOUNG & BREZ. Attorneys
Woodward Building
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SALE-FARMS.
COTNrRY HOME FARMS.

1876 ACRES. DEFENSE HIGHWAY. 20 MILES
from Washington, fronting on State road,
unlmproYed. large timber, several Streams,
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SIMON. KoENIGSBERGER. H~eou'o
YOUNG & BREZ. Attorneys,
THOMAS J. OWEN & SON ATJcTIoNFFRs.
1881 EYE ST w

TRUSTEES 5rdI SALE SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
NO: 1881 TENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue e3o OF a deed of trust recorded in
Of the District OF Columbia, we shall sell in
s suenT o. n tne premises on TUESDAY, THE
THREE O'CLOCK PM, lot numbered
5Teniyeie 81 ,o ,2s) in b Francis saus sub
hundred and ifty-six 1851. AS per dat re-
fosaed IN TIE ONCE Of the surveyor for the
DiI Ter OF Coinmbia in Liber % at folio 81.
IN IN ore ore two and three years. with incerest
an, So per cent per annum, payable semi
OF sac. and the purchaser allowed fifteen
S cssS IRON cate OF sale to complete the pur-
@i"se' ruTthef particulars at time of sale.
EDWARD c. BALTH.
.o,. s.s VERNON @. OWEN
SEGA o6dS-exSu Trustees.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER & SON, Auctoneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate Improved by MIL
Work Plant and Offices at
1892 and 1884 Eleventh Street
Southeast, and in the Rear
Thereof, Fronting on Twelfth
Street Southeast, Together
With the Fixtures and Ma
chinery Used Therein.
corded R yF n S Of Noe oer s d fo q aso gs
Of the land records of the District Of CO.
secured Thereby. the undersigned trustees Is
Will sell at pThllc aueton; ,, IN irSnt Of The
Bay RGsYRS oF q TIE 1881 II ro SCR
TifRTY. O'CLOCK PM. the following
described lang and premises; situate in the
bered sig go and fifteen tl5) to nineteen
49, incluSiye' eng the nSrtn 70 feet fr rent
in square numbered. ten hundred and one
GOOD: together with the 6uIidin gS s. StTHc-
Kines. betting. Shafting, fixed and movable
maibhinery with their SPARE Parts ana at
trade and al other fixtures implements and
81 used in 9 about S6vs the
be sold as an entirety. subject to deed OF
fpSt securing ing me nd fty doars
JS9.25O). which becomes due on october 49,
1882. The purchase price over and above
and the balance in two equal installments
in one % and two 90, years from day OF
sale, with interest at six per cent per an
mum, payable semi annually and secured by
deed o.. trust on the property sold, or all
taxes TO be adjusted TO day Of sale, and all
conyeyancne Tscordin nt etc at cost n
lars Cs1,000J will be required at time of sale.
Terms IF sale to be complied with SSithin
wise deposit will be forfeited and property
will be, resold. at the risk ard cost Of the
advertisement OF such resale in some news
paper published in Washington; 2. G.:
ROGER i. WHITFFORD,
HENRY c. CLARK.
Trustees.
se26-d&ds BIS 18th st. NV.
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CAL Metro. 1890. EVENINGS Adams 1871
8 LOTS, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
Price, $4,000
Lincoln 1964-W. 28'
THREE LOTS FOR s625-TWO ARE ON
main thoroughfare. with water. gas. cleo
and macadam street: lots 26. ~ and Al IN
square $500 A chance to speculate
ADELBERT w. LEE. 80.
1343 II st. NV. Nat, 1888.
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SALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ONE FARE; Mr. DISTRICT LINE CARS.
n e.-Bungaiow. New Roadway, Maryland PIX.
next 10 cor. Pleasant st: 4 rms; rent. Sl7.50
And Main st. Seat Pleasant, known as
Brady place-6-rm, bungalow; city water,
eiec.: lots; rent. s27.50. No bath in either
Sell cheap on easy terms. or trade.
n. z. RYON CO, 1916 n. Y. Ave. 34is 1sth.
a 49,.
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WANTED-LOTS.

RELIABLE BUILDER WOULD LIKE TO
obtain lots on End trust for building. "a
dress Box 53-H. Star office. 27
WILL BUY SUBURBAN LOTS IF PRICE IS
right State location and price. All cash.
Address Box 49O-E. Star office.
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S75O-STUCCO COTTAGE.

A most unusual bargain. Completed last
week; new stucco beach cottage on water
front lot 60x1o0 feet on Chesapeake Bay
inlet; screened porch. rooms, layatory;
good, deep well: only 81 miles from District
line. For sale by owner-huilder. Must nay, nave
$3.50 cash, balance on easy terms write
for appointment to see cottage; under no
obligaton TO buy. Address Box 5S-H' star
Office ~
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

COLONIAL BEACH-FOR SALE OR Elk
change. cottage and lot $500 and up; owner
Address Box 417-E. Star Office w
NORTH BEACH. MD.-FOR SALE, 3-ROOM
cottage furnished; water inside, front and
back porches and lot 50xl50, blocks from
water front; 1900. Lincoln 246l.
SEE CEDARHURST-oN-CH CHESAPEAKE BAY
Sunday. Sept. 81. Lots. at $3.50 and Up UP
Cottages for sale, $3.50 and UP. Drive
Side road and follow signs. 80 miles from
d. C.. good State road. oyster roast nn noe,
September 81. Call Decatur 400 for furtnef
information. -----
SHADED TRACT NEAR MAYO WITH 100
terms Address BOX 456-E. Star Office Il
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JACKSON.

Special Autumn bargain sale Of camp sites
lots and acreage, with or without log cabins;
Prices as low as $50 this SATURDAY , anu
Sunday Address Lake Jackson Hills, Man
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THE VIRGINIA REALTY co, Mt. Vernon
ave. ct Frazier ave, Aurora Hills. Va. Cross
18th st. Bridge and turn right past swim
ming pool. continue on upper Alexandria
road! once miles from pool. open Sunday.
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MX99Rdd E LEAGUE
(Dy The Associated Press>

Wy INC AsSOcIuteu fFeesJ
Including games of Sept. -
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting: Davis. Phillies. .345; Klein,
Phillies, .343.
Runs: Klein, Phillies. III; Terry,
Giants, 1O7.
Hits: Terry. Giants, 1879; Klein,
Phillies, l.. Waner, Pirates, 1888.
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|'Rajah 'Hornsbyt to
Be Retained as Cub
Mentor By Wrigley
Hack Wilson'S Collapse Has
Been Source of Distress to
Chicago Club

Chicago, Sept. 10.-(P)-Baseball
has produced many queer contrasts
but the brief and stormy managerial
career OF Rogers Hornsby, boss Of the
faltering Cubs today looked like the
classic Of them all.
Five years ago, the "Rajah" led the
st. Louis Cardinals to their first Ma
tional League championship. He
topped that performance off by pilot
Ing the Cards to the worlds cham
pionship. AS st. Louis toasted him as
the wonder man" Of baseball, he lost
his Job and was traded to the New
York Giants.
Today, he IS leading the Cubs in
one of their poorest campaigns
IN years. Trouble appears to be dog
ging his footsteps everywhere. Fans
boo him. Yet. he appears more
strongly entrenched as manager of
the Cubs than ever. Owner William
Wrigley, Jr., who dismissed former
Manager Joe Mccarthy toward the
end Of the 1880 campaign because he
failed to win the pennant and the
worlds series in 1929. insists that the
."Rajah" Is here to stay as manager.
"Hornsby is here to stay as manager
Of the Cubs" owner Wrigley said.
He will be given a full reign Of the
team and all my support is with him.
He has had many difficulties this
year but I'm convinced he will have
the fans cheering him and his team
before long"
The case Of Hack Wilson, basebalrs
man Of tragedy for 1881, has been the
most distressing to Hornsby. The big
little man, who batted out Sc home
runs last year and broke the National
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ITALIAN PICKED BY
EXPERTS TO RETAIN
PUG|LlSTIC CROWN
10000 Fans Are Expected to
Witness Rubber Match at
Polo Grounds
BEST SEATS BRING IS
Rugged Engiishman Once Gave
Champion Worst Beating
OF Career

New York, Sept. lo.-R-rony
Canzoneri IS to defend his lightweight
title against Jack (Kid) Berg at the
Polo Grounds tonight and IS win buy
the best seat In the place.
The unusually low top price. the
result Of several failures this sum-
r1er, Is expected to bring out q crowd
Of about 10000 to see Canzoneri de-
fend his title for the second time
against the English whirlwind. It Is
the third and rubber meeting between
the two but on the first occasion.
when Berg gave the grinning New
Yorker one Of the worst beatings Of
his career, Tony had not yet taken
the lightweight crown from Al Singer.
Reversing the situation before their
battle in Chicago, when Canzoneri
avenged that earlier defeat by knock
ing out Berg in the second round, the
pre-battle dope" Is all In favor Of
the champion this time. Canzoneri Is
favorite at about 2 to l and there Is
q strong conviction among some OF
the experts that Berg, with his con-
slant display of speed and punching.
has burned himself out to the point
where he may again become an easy
victim.
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Pittsburgh Club Is Doing Dam
age to Records G: Teams
They Meet
(By The Associated Press)

Completely out OF the pennaift race
but hopeful Of gaining a first division
berth in the. National League, the
Pittsburgh Pirates have begun q
brilliant squirt just in time to do some
serious damage to the chances of the
teams they meet.
Triumphing S to ! over Brooklyn
yesterday, the Pirates extended their
latest winning streak to eight games,
and left the Robins in the uncom-
Portable position Of being within q
half game Of mathematical 'elimina-
ton from the struggle for the flag.
Washington carried off the honors
OF the American Leagues only game.
downing the Philadelphia Athletics 2
to / in a ten inning duel between
(GeneraD AL Crowder and Rube Wal
berg without doing any serious dam
age to the AS pennant prospects.
The two exhibition games, played
on an off day for nearly all the major
league clubs, netted $104,l3l.60 for the
unemployed 'of New York and Chica-
go, brought q victory apiece for the
two leagues and apparently proved
Cu6t IL Is cdSlcI w SCVAC WAIAA WAC ANN
tional League ball than the livelier
American League sphere.
AS GO, SAC fans saw the New York
Yankees beat the Giants Z to 3, only
three Of the ten counters were scored
with the American League ball IN the
first five innings while the rest, in
GLIDING q homer by Babe Ruth, came
in the last four frames.
The results of the comparison were
much the same in Chicago, where q
crowd of 34,865 saw the Cubs and
Charlie Root down the White Sox )
to o. Not a u was scored with the
American League ball and all three III
the last half of the game. Root
proved himself equally proficient With
either, holding the Sox to six hits.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pirates Trim Robins
Brooklyn 49,. 900 900 100 S 2
Pittsburgh -. 1903 900 1Ox-5 Z l
Heimach and Lopez; Meme n
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Senators Win
| washington . O10 900 900 Ia 9 9
phiIadeiphia 49,. 900 100 900 OIL 6 9
Crowder and Spencer; Walberg and
| Heving.
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CEORCIAIS EXPECTED TO TURN
OUT WINNING FOOTBALL OUTFIT

League. record for runs batted in, has
failed to deliver all season. Whether
the reason for his reversal Of form
was failure to keep in condition, re-
fusal to do his best under Hornsby
or a seasonal slump may never be
known. He will wear a new uniform
next year and SO may Pat Malone, the
Cub fireball ace, who was fined heav-
lily last week for aSsaulting two Chi
cago sports writer's after what Man
ager Hornsby reported va a might
out"
Hornsby, himself Is banking his
hopes for a winning team next year
In a host OF. new players, many of
them stars discovered by the in
creased Cub scouting system in the
minor leagues. Several Of them are
in uniform already.
We're looking to 1882 now" Horns
by said. We've got a lot Of great
prospects lined up. Poor base run
ming was vi biggest weakness this
year along with the failure Of some
of the regulars t, measure up"
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Canzoneri Is Heavy Favorite in Lightweight Title Match with Der.

Home runs: Klein, Phillies, 81: OFT
Giants, %.
Stolen bases: Frisch, Cardinals, "a;
Martin, Cardinals, 16.
Pitching: Haines, Cardinals, won IL,
lost s.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting:. Ruth, Yankees, $50; Sim
mons, Athletics, .379.
Runs: Gehrig, Yankees, 147; Ruth,
Yankees, 1875.
Hits: Gehrig, Yankees, 1913; Ruth
Yankees, 1S3.
Home runs: Gehrig, Yankees, ~
Ruth, Yankees, 40.
Stolen bases: Chapman, Yankees
Sc; johnson, Tigers, 81.
Pitching: Grove, Athletics, won 2S
lost 3: Marberry, Senators, Mahaffey
Athletics. won Is, lost 1.
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Puts For Brides on
81 Out Of Sc Holes

Michigan City, Ind, Sept. 10.-(R-
II Harry Cooper's putter had been
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Red Birds on Top
In Wild Suggest
With indianapolis
46 Hits Are Made In Contest
That Should Worry Sta
tistic Sticklers

Chicago, Sept. 10.-ReColumbus
and Indianapolis have given the sta
tistic sticklers something to worry
about with one Of the widest baseball
shows in American Association his
tory.
In q game, which saw seven pitch
ers parade to the mound and the
showers and a. nine run rally fail,
Columbus defeated the Indians, II to
II, Wednesday. So frequent and long
were the hits that the total bases for
both clubs totaled 48, including 10
doubles, one triple and q pair Of home
runs.
Columbus led, Is to S, when the In
dams started their big war dance
around home plate. Before it sub
sided, nine runs had clattered across
the plate but even that wasn't good
enough to win. The Red Birds came
back with their last run In the eighth
inning and it was all over.
The record for most home runs in
a game was tied for the eleventh time
at three yesterday in the second game
Of the st. Paul-Milwaukee double
header. After America Polli of the
Brewers had clicked off his twentieth
victory Of the eason to defeat the
Saints, 8 to g., in the first game, Joe
Morrissey Of the league leaders raped
out three home runs to lead his team
to an even break for the day, S to 4,
in IL innings.
A rally that really accomplished
things turned up at Minneapolis as
the Millers made it two straight over
Kansas City, 8 to 3.
Scores by innings:
Millers Take Kansas City
Kansas city o2o 900 oo1-3 s Q
Minneapolis /. 900 1O1 O6x-S Is 2
Holley and Peters; Walsh and Har-
Indians Win Suggest
indianapolis o2s 900 oso-14 is 4
Columbus. Dol 272 41x-17 IS 3
Miller, Smith, Prince. Jones and
Riddle; Eckert, Cvengros, Grabowski
and Desautels.
Apostles, Brewers Split
Milwaukee :. 100 o42 oo1-s ii 3
St. paul -. 101 OO2 020-6 10
Polli and Manion: Murphy, Mum,
Nichols and Snyder.
! Milwaukee. -. 900 900 o13 oo-4 IA 3
st. Paul 800. 01O 100 O20 O1-5 IL :
I'll innings)
Nelson. Knott. Caldwell and
| Crouch; vanatta, Harris and Fenner.
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Pirates Extending Winning Streak

"hpt,".. he might have owned the
worlds golf record today instead Of
an II stroke lead over the field
In the race for the tri-state open golf
championship.
So effective were the Chicago pro-
f~essional's approach shots over the
championship Beverly Shores course
yesterday that he putted for brides
on "a Of the So green's. Most Of them
didn't drop but he wound up with the
par-cracking total Of 139 with cards
Of So and 70 TO take his wide lead.
.Cooper's closest rivals for the final
SO holes today were Denny Sullivan
and Bob Mcdonald Of Chicago. who
had totals Of $50.
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..x:!f'Ag1:!::.

(By The Associated Press)
ChicngO-COn O'Kelly, Boston
md King LcvlnSky. Chicago.
drew, (1O); Bnxter Gaines. Okla
hOma City. stopped Nick Taft.
Chicago, (2)S Pete Wist0rt, Chi
cag0, Outpointed George NerOn,
Greece. (0).
Philadelphia - Tommy LOugh-
Gross. salem. N. c.. (1O)B Steve
Hnmns, PaxSaic. N. j.. stopped
George Larocc0, New York. az.
MOntreal-NewxbOy Brown. Los
Angeles, outp0inted Eugene Huat.
France. (12).
St. Louis-JOhnny Kaiser, st.
Louis, knocked out Royal Coz,
indianapolis, (3).
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LEAGUE
ASSOCIATION
VNDr TnCk
THURSDAYS RESULTS
American League
Washington, 2; Philadelphia, /
National League

IIttSUurSH, D, /.
American Association
Minneapolis, s; Kansas City, 3.
Columbus, IL; indianapolis, II.
Milwaukee, 81; st. Paul. SIS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-10
Schedule includes Yale, Sout
ern California, and New
York University
by The Associated Press Sports|
WRITER

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Athens, Ga, Sept. 10.-ReFootb,
Coach Harry Mehre Of Georgia h
a flock OF surprises up his sleeve 4
G%eoriga's 10 gridiron opponents tt
year but whether he can keep the
covered until the psychological m,
ment" awaits to be seen.
Harry admits he has a fine footbs
team. It's good enough for ordina,
requirements but facing Yale, Ne
York university, Southern Californ
and seven top : class Southern Col
ference squads does not come und
the general classification Of requk!
ments ordinary.
Mehre learned his football und
Rockne at Notre Dame and he us
the South Bend style. He's going
experiment on some new stuff Ii
year and maybe the scores later
the season will tell you wheth
they're working we'll.