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Triumph. ‘
1117.9. game fl ufinoiso.
over
the Arrows hi
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Chicago W.
New York: 6; Cleveland, «33
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Won. Lost. P. C.
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K. team. by the until scorerofi 6—5. , ,,,,,,, ‘
Perkins pitched Wtihd 33“» 88“ P53531125; ..... g:
tins a total oi 14 strikeouts In “'0 119mm .. 4B
mines of as $9.“ ”9 Bot “94“ Detroit .............. 40
for three mm» a «men He 8H6 fiuadolphia 311
the Arm“ EICVQ hits, and thelo P ......
were ICC“ He really delEMd Glfllel Today_
the victory,” lit with the ragged su‘b- New York atCleselnd.
96,110 went (10" to (1.- Washington I! mic“
mt ,Pilllodol at Detroit.
on the other hand; the Arrests did
not flay up to their “fluid.- akin;
a half dozen errors and one more hit.
This is few or less than few for the.
aluggers. Fahan being the king, this
time, getting three hits out‘ of five
trips to the plate.
Bdlltis was hit hard in the second
stanza. Faur hits were gathered on
.him, two of these being triples, net-
, ting the batters three runs.
The Arrows scored one run in the _ Won Log;
third on an error. They scored one' Brooklyn ............ so 45
more in the fourth The batters Cincinnati 57 43
thought that the Arrows ""3 8mm! New York ....... 55 46
too close to their heels so they ”“0 iPittolmrgn .......... 52 , 47
ed up three hits and assisted with an'Chicago _____________ 52 56
error they scored “'0 mm? “"33- Boston .............. 43 52
making it live to two. The clouds. be- St, Louis ..... ; ______ 45 55
gan to roll by and the thunder roar 49 60
when the ArrOWS woke up.
McNerney was called out on three ’
low balls H. McSaily drew a pass
and stole second. Wargo fanned, for
the third time that day. Bellus went
to first on his single and later took
second Fahan singled and H. McSal-
ly and Bellus tallied. Day singled and
Fahon scored with the tieing run.
Tooher walked but J. McSally fanned,
ending the inning.
The winning run was scored in the
eighth inning Ed McSally was safe
when Marriot booted his grounder.
McNerney sacrificed him to second.
He took third as Perkins fanned H.
:2; referee,‘ who declared it no con-
Thev were cautioned in th
e second
and third rounds by the referee,
declared they were not doing their
‘best When they continued their tac'
tics in the fourth
.10 their COrnel-s. round he sent them
INDUSTRIAL JUMORQW
HOYT crust? cum-s.
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Philadelphia . .......
lion H.
PROM‘ Pacific 0
Boston at 81.1.0111:
NATIONAL LEAGU
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Yesterday' a Results.
Brooklyn, 6; Chicago, 5.
New York, 9; Pittsburgh,
0.
Cincinnati, 10-8; Boston. 5-.2
St. Louis, 12;
Philadelphia. 10.
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
‘Yostorday's Result
Jersey City, 6; Akron, 2.
Toronto. 6: Reading. 1.
Syracuse. 14: Rochester.
Buflalo. 9-5: Baltimore, 3
C.
7.
Standing of the Clubs.
Billy Sunday 12 pt sports
oMore Coast League
Players on the Carpet
, . ,3?“ SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10—Wil- P
ihictclligr‘tzigi gresident of the
one a “League on his
returnh-cniatriptoLosAn
$ummn "311»an ‘8‘“ to
anion ilrst baseman, declared yes-
{inlay thlat physio on the Salt
crush. artist: and Seattle ‘
gwere involved h Mb team
Barton,
home with him, they will go to digging
lgraves so deep they will never hear
The men weighed in at 131 pounds. lGabm” "met °n “Mme“ D"
suspended
all, milling.
on y
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119‘
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.351
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P. C.
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.570
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.525
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.453
.451
.400
McSaily. Ed McSaily took a large “.0“. Lost. PJ‘
lead 011' third and Lane threw to Baltimore .......... 71 36 .664
.Blackman to catch him off the has Bull's .............. 59 39 .689
. Ed McSaHy raced home with the Win lanOnto ......... f... 70 39 .64.:
nine run. gAkron ............... 68 41 .524
' The. C & K te'am threatened 10’ Reading ....... 62 as .517
"score in the eighth and ninth. Black- {Jersey «City .. ,{3 i 64 .396!
man angled in the eighth ““1 Per- Rochester ..... P... 83 rP 73 .311‘
kins sacrificed 1mm “smiled up symuoo ............ 26 81 .2431
in this serious position and tonne ‘ ,
the next: two men . . .; . ,
" It was mighty lhreateningP“ in the“ Toronto ataagéiLPdPPy'P‘
ninth for the Arrows Mal-mt sln- Bugab at Baltimore. '—
gied. Lane flied out to Tooker. Arm- Rochestfl. a: SW11 .39.
ato was safe on Bellus’ error and Milr- Akron at Jase". m. _ ~
riot took third. Armato taking sec- ’ -.2.
and. D Youngs hit to Ed McSaily, EASTEEN LEAGUE.
who relayed the ball to the plate just ‘
in time to get Mal-riot at the plate. , Ye‘terday. Result.
Blackman hit a. liner to H. McSolly, Hartford 1.5: Pittsfleld 2-2
..who made a spectacular stop and: ,fimgeport a» New Haven 4
threw him out at first, ending the Worcester 7; Springfield 1
thrill. , Albany. 6; Waterbury. 3.
Bang! Then earnest rain.
Next week the Arrows will enter- Standing of m. Clubs
tam the R. 6‘- W. team and a tough “’on. Lost.
game is expected.‘ New 1laven ......... 57 42 .576P
“Doc" Moore was away at Hartford. ,Worrester .......... 56 48 .549
Saturday. and was unable to H‘ump.’ -Hartfor(l ............ 47 45 .511
so Sam lreland took: charge. «His do Bridgeport ........ .. 51 49 .510
visions were Well and favored both Springfield .......... 48 48 .500
sides ‘ ; ,gujmj Plnsneld ............ 49 51 .490,
1he box score: Albany" .............. 47 50 .485 i
ARROWS. Waterbury .......... 40 60 .400
ab r h rm a a .
Fallen. 1b .......... 5 1 3 ’7 2 0 Games Todayn
Day, it ...... ‘ ....... 3 0 2 0 0 0 Pittsfield at Hartford,
Lawson. rf ......... 1 0 0 0 0 0 New Haven at Bridgeport.
Tucker, 2!; .......... 4 1 1 6 3 1 Waterbury at Albany.
J. MoSaily, 3b ...... d 0 0 0 1 1 Springfield at W'orcester.
EndSully, ss ......3 1 0 1 4 2 ‘ -——————
McNemey, lf-cf .....2 0 0 0 0 0 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
1-1. McSally, c ......3 2 0 10 8 0 lndianapolis, 10; Kansas City, 3.
Wargo, cf—rf '. ........ 4 '10 0 2 0 0 Toledo, 11: Milwaukee. 6.
Bellua, p ........... 3 1 1 1 3 .1 Louisville. 1: Minneapolis, 0.
' —— 1— —. —_— -s‘— St. Paul-Columbus. rain.
Totals ....-.....3 .5 72716575' -~——-—-—--
1 1 ‘ C. le» SOUTHERN AMIATIOH’.
'_' . .. ~ ab~.r»..,h)q .a 9 New Orleans, 8; Nashville, 7. l
Roberts. cf ......... 5 0 ,1 0 U 0 ' Other mes. rain.
cm 2 e 3 l1: 2 l .... ‘ m... '
ne, c ............. ' ' 3’ W :1
Armato. ss ..... ,-....3 1 .1 -.1 1 0 Ilium: mm
D. Youngs, 1b ......4 '2 2 '5 1 1
Blackmail. 3b )1 2 1 3 2 Mimi/CAN HAGUE.
Perkins,p... . 12040 1. ,delulkmfim 11.17.1311.
Bardos, 1r ....... . o 1 1 o 0133.1“.C1ovonos 990 so 162 .415
Riordan rt ...... ,...1 0 0 0 0 I," ~1sler, St. L.. .104 418 89 170 .407
H. Youngs, rf ...... 3 0 0/”,”_tchk80n. Chi-4 -103 490 69 15C, .395
“27-17;“ 14 ‘ filth. N.- Y ...... 104 335 120 129" .385
Totals IPPV’RGS' E. Collins, Chi. .107 417 85 180 .3601
$00,217 7751:2001 190 an '1 NATIONPAL LEAGU.‘ .
Arrows ....... 030 0002 000—5 ””9" m ‘7‘"‘5 r: W" ‘1 " "'-
C R, firms—Arrows? C £111., 6. Hornsby St. L. .101 400 62 149 .373
”fugue hithDo‘y Three-l hits J Smith, St L. 72 247 46 81 .328
aTanatoP: -B§i‘dos. First on halls—Oi! Roush Ci" ‘ ' 97 36‘ 5211’ '32? '
Bellns a: d! Perkins, 4. Struck out'wnmms Pm *8 391 53 12‘ 322
.45;- nollno. a: by'i‘erkins 14 Stol- “’9” mm“ 1“ 405 39 129 319
an boson—H. chally (2), Rollin. . M
Mutt liceh hits—ificNenéey. Perkins. Billy Sunday Whacks ‘
on aces—- owe. C. &K. 1 P P ’~
P311511 bge gtcheplmémey wig. Cox and the League
11 c -— r us Stolen bases-—
('3, my Tooter, no “cs .1“,th LINCOLN Net, Aug. 10 -7119
First on errors» Arrows. 3 C I: K. 4 League of Nations was made star-get
Pasged mnhpei-glnl Ben“ Umpire by Billy Sunday tamer Chicago Na-
._3 Ireland Scorer—K Lail d y Tim tionai League baseball fielder. who
#01“ hour and ‘5 minutes came out of retirement here long
' :noug; tjcé‘pmakteh 1 short address be-
are e wor ssembly.
Referee Stops the “1 am not in favor of allowing a
De FM-Bl‘ady Bflllt bunch of mutts, mollycoddiés and cur-
Inlflgeons to sit _around a table and de-
The twelve-round bout between Bil- ecide ,when we are to declare our
3! De Foe. of St. Paul, and Ralph wovrs,’ he said "I am ”0‘ ‘0’ a Leag-
_Brady_ of Syracuse, at the Armory ‘ ue without reservations, and it Jim
'A.. Jersey City. last night, was stop» CO Glad the Democratic party stand
ped in the tow round by Erhardt, by the kind 01‘ League Wilson brought
ti. P
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~l For the Bathroom
Fixtures of white some! I“!!! wire All these
add much to the comfort and convenience of the whole
81111137-
;ansoam Mes, Sale Price e furniture department m as complete condition as 1t was a week ago
Stand P thea, 50 CS.
PM ah .. , - _ Living Room Sets
Mb!” 8016911 .3511“ each l‘fl'l‘ll ' 1 ll P: Q ghflhfll comfort
Towel Bars, white «some on steel, 24 inches long.
La ewall lates. Reguhr $1.00; 8an ‘rscu '
Bath 18, w to enamel with rubber tipped fee "
Regular price 06:00. Sahpficafi
”moat.
‘L.
Lnound Willow Hampers, covered" ,
: . strong handles. Large sine. -. '
Splint Clothes Baskets, oblong, large
ly braced bottom. Regular $1. 50.
8PM Mannie-h, marl,
ble. The mmgdar‘ncefi
ft in licav .
waxed waterproof Regular p
1W all Clothes Dryers. These fold‘
. notinuse.'Pendryinga1-lfis. Re?-
“Anchor Brand”t - Palcgmli mlisrwith
1? so cts
f wall when
price $1.75:
Clothes
;, ball“ bearings, for stationary or 101 tubs, revcrsi- l
5' ble water boards. Regular . ' It). 00. 7
feta nus Mars / 51$me P P
0f WI ; s ‘ 11! Regu-
m’ » Solo price m on
' Wt.
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tems
,olbnas- .5 warm, as”
Mmghssnrsm uldwhipand‘cosor.1
WM veryquick alter Regularpnoe
0 2,9, ‘
, 25d; prlooaacu:
rm mm... m .. .... 0......
alumnae :‘
801m 3% P013, extra,
heavy tin covers 24 qt.
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nguhrflfio.
- was,“
383011163 for the PP ta;- oz ‘ use,bluo 01"
.‘PP white enamel. some... 1.5%”. Reg-u-
' hr25cts. ;- - gun!
WMM hdavyh‘n‘,” for P”,
}' service. Ragnarfidts. price‘fiflfl
“mhfuflm
pounds. Regulorpficewets.
m: ' an. price ~ '2
Step Lachier ChairsL Couchl‘lammocks -1 “Bathing Sim $4 85
gnaw well 1 F" -. temptingare the offerings in ' Final. Clearance _ ' .
.houszholdaruclm: Re Yr: f the? ‘- that onewill beanxiousto l" 'Wmofmdm P BWPPPPPPP‘
' g 3; L buy fornextmon. The oolorings ‘3 Willow 41m . F
PIP” PPPlePspsios -‘ an 'allyplessineandthecombi- “"‘° - ~ N030" 5m" l
““"‘ " tion band floral Ml“ : 3 7‘50 ‘ to”: 86"“ ‘ P
.3335 m 01' mils ,, Arie-moon!
Emudltotheappeannce. 31; 359-50 L! for 57-50P . m mkmds
| i F Khakioolonddusghowithgoldand 2 5' W 1‘ hr. $0; mrmmltofion
green trimmings. _ {gray duck - ' 1350 1: ,mrd (hoops t
gwithblueandwhitetlinuninga'flierc '{LP k! Vacuums at 10:13:}
w seamlm bodies with i.
l isa'craveslefiemmthe
anadjmtobleheadrastsndtheham-
l
Naturally one expects the furniture
'1' .Volour or Dunk with
upholstery of the most luxurious
style. In many instances we seat
cushions an removable.
011m Anne Sets, three pieces;
'davenpont, armchair and rocker; soot
cushions of blue slalom,
backs and min-- Reno blo sun Very attractive set. chlllarl \ wired,
burst cushions on dame 388- at $%5 00. ' 1 711‘
1111' price $360.00 . w Sale rice PP P
D $210.00
.47 slalom $310 00 7'11le ......
Table cm and Napkins A new Lot of small Rugs 5
1 m for P just arrived P P
ill-cum mom in dinnietcr. ‘ These “‘th have PM" "P PP PP
, Th .’ t l ‘ ‘ - ' time to open the sale a wet k at!“ 1M
' cse are 1131 _el NPR? we the medium small sizes which mule‘
patterns and m finish and gn into use in so many places. .11 ille‘
masquerade nicely 'for pure linen.
Regularpricc $4.50. ”P3109935
. ’ 9‘.
Imported Cotton Ciotbs 70 inches ., Wm“ “"1””- .... “1.;
round, very nice quality. Regular ‘ Size 221: 5;, regular :1 :32?) $1333
° 8‘10 ' m x , regu ar _ 11
price $6.00. ma ‘5 36 x 63 regular $33.77, 351' '11!”
Harlin: of pure linen dammit, 21 Body W :5 675
inches square, good quality and good
patterns. Regular price $12. 50.
1 x "111le .1111) these;
“533333.” , 333211 $3.33.}...
P Camp Blankets
‘ Madras Draperies , ,
Throooolm; l'" All wool dark khaki.
DeopOldRoog $1.00 ' color with .a dorm
M Myrtle Green. C brown holder. This it}
-. ‘ Tolhoco Brown, " 7““ one of. the important
siderthecolorofyourmom
MAWNBW
, PY‘P‘I‘ ”an!“ '
and ivory tint. Regular 51.50
K
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F". Oneoertainlineeontoiningmawstnkmg
modimnddorkoohgefioch. Matthews” i
Mistyfldiwithcowaobleverydarkbluednrk “
brownandblack: WM fill-”Dell ‘.‘~ sine. Wem$5.50.
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The August Funiture Sale
Enters upon its Second Week
nlargeandanumberofveryhandsomepieces
' -er, have been taken by stock advanced from the storehouse, and this w k to”
‘ ‘Anyoneofthesewillbechnnningifusedwltha‘
momma-am, inc-anatotylo. Con-l
ondaelwtaooordmg. A.
1.11M.
.vsmm-r 1 1" Regular price 010.00
“cm c fi‘n
to be depleted, because the sales ha“
will be missed. Their pin. (.1. 50“,,
w
til -’!
Tapestry coves-ad Sets, um...
pieces; duvenportfirmc lair :nnl 1111
chair. Regular price for 1} . sf» mug.
mm $337.00
Damask covered Sets of three;
pieces; rocker armchair and Mung.
threshold, before the ill-1111111. or
couch.
J
1
Size‘ .37 x 54 regular $9.” 1 1
These can be $0011 (111 lht- inllrlih‘
August Sale blankets.
$7.50 W
Fluoride: 31a
1‘ with darker bo
{4
Inwhitlo Sal proce' 8.75 .
Bissau Carpet
WW 1 Sweepers
"F fie regular household}
museum about?
Evian-macaw”-
5%.?th ”Mills“!
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white 0““
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