,7" 1. ,,.f,,;1g1n_._
7 W" ,,,,,, m
‘ , ‘ doing.,.1)unn4'pitched 13:38 innings! é - 7 , ' . , - ‘ - . " ~ -
,« _ - . . ~ ' 4‘: 45 451,; , , ~—-——......’ I . Saturday butrthe strain no seem _, , ‘ 7 7 ' , , ,
Wmicfll , 74%, 71% 74% ‘itelly Scllrix'ifi.r 36:32 36% 36% . \Vhile racing a: thirgy miles an hour to area hm , , ~ , . . . , > OS ‘11.]. 0 n
undue“ 54% 54 54% 1159'?“ ”fire 16-45 10% 10% -. ' . in the high speed class of the annual Hall also pitched good ball and hit ~ , —
bin 60% 58 6°14 . belitosnlEEI 7sié 78% 7 8% . 0 33am! 0‘5 the Broad Channel Yacht a two-bagger that counted for two of ‘ _ 7 7 . ,
5 111% 111 111 Lac-1' Pete 170% 168 169% ’ - Club Oil-Jamaica Bay yesterday, V181“ his team’s rune , ' . , f
119% 121 $535: tates' 13 12% 12% . , —___.. ' lentIIL. theproperty of Mathew Sul- The game: was ,7 interesting 1:10;: - _ , ' l
> xx. 19% Mo. Pac. 23 55, ~23 23% The team' that can't play ball; the "van 03 the Belle Harm“ Yacht Club' “a.” ‘0 “is? ”find was tea “if V to . 3' e nee 6 HOW
finalists 61% 61 61 Hudson I 21% 21% 21% team that is nothing but a. “kid’s caught fire and it was only after a half Hemp Schmidts _ terrificcwalop e _ _ , 4
in ml 1 82% 82 82 N. y. Central 98% . 98 93% 'team." and which has been barred hour battle With the: flames that the Due to the (2301: tltigt alga-tgmgafv‘illl , ;. .
hi. on Tel. 122% 122 122 lN.Y..N.H. & H. 31-11 31% 31% from the City League by the "Big boa-t, her entire insidesvbumed Out, opens netxt Sunafymgowy arrangem , 7 , , ‘7 , _ t . 1
'mb 1.48% 14714 148% No.- Pac. 79% 18% 79% lFour" because it is a. family affair. “is saved- ; not mee as W p ‘t me These are made of stiong ma one “brand new
. ‘ - l t 4 55% ' . . do a‘lit- The high speed class was the feature However. the locals , will mac 7 , . . . ., . \
92 91% 91% Pacxflc Oil 55% 5 ‘59 showed that at least that can t A h k . t f d lee m a comfort are a .
53% 53% 53% Pan Amer. Pete_ 74% 73 1A___ 7* lug when they trimmed the fast, Cove division of. the regatta. Besides Springwoods at Hadik 11:13 81:1?) rt I: ma 6 011. _O 091' S . P g . 1 ‘ Drfilemme
161% 101% 101% gPenn. R. R. 47% 47% 47% A. C. of Stamford by a. score of 12 to Vigilant 111., there was in the class the Wiltons Will face the K. o no _ e baby 'Whlle taking 111$ nap .111 the day—time, a prOlEl‘fi
122% 120% 1221.6 lpeo Gas 87% 87 87% 2 on the Wicke lot yesterday after- Buddha. WhiChvbelongs to G. Hazenof field. ’ . ' ' » .-. f flies as W811 as mosquitoes. . - iii:
58% 67% 58% lspullman Co. 121 120 120% noon, knocked two pitchers from the the Broad Channel Yacht Club. The Yesterday if (8)3211;th mm ‘ ,
79 . . r. 109 109 109 box and made the third one so groggy craft were to race overza 5 and one I 7 , . »‘ . ,7 . . ' ..
7960 782?, 59% {£385,133}? 15% 16% 16% that he was glad when the ninth in- ‘halt mile course. Five minutes after 2b 3~6b- 1; hi 9'20- : 91 _ You can makepretty curtains from them With little.
141% 140% 141% gRegdmg 76% 75% 76% ulng ended. . gstarting, while midway between Broad 5336?. e“. lf‘.” . . . 3. 71 1 1 0. 0 CEOI‘N't' and small expense.
39 33% 38% ERQHL Type 36 36 36 . The East End Athletic Association’s Crhannel and the Raunt. about 091308313 Burilen 88' . ‘ ..:- 3 0‘ 0 ' 3 2 2 -
65 '6455 64% (Rep. Steel 74% 73% 74122 baseball team put up one of the snap- Valentines Point. flames were seen Bethke cf ‘ . ‘ .r‘ ' . 4 0 2 O 0‘ 0 They lend themselves to many SOI‘tS 0f art work in E
73% 71% 73% fRoyal Ubtch 53% 53% 53% piest games of ball that local fans bursting from the tockmt of Vigilant Guarnieri 1b ... ‘ 2 0 2 11 0 ”0 ’ ft h d atch embr ider e C .
12 122 123 sears ROEWCR 81 so“ 80% have “messed When they wan“: ilnfi T: 1e: ding boat‘ Schmidt, 'r: 4. o. 1 o 1 . o. as cross 5 1 c an P P Y.
4 44 44? ‘80. Pacific 9g% 91% 92 all around the Lock City outfit an , es es the owner there was on. 4 0 1 0* 1 1 , 7 _ . .. .' . . p «A
138% 10722 103 e fstncla” Oil 31% 31% 81% incidentally won their fifth straélgliit board the craft his ”cousin and two gfiggb . . _ _ . _ . 3 1 1 6 70 ‘o Youcould not buy the matellal In these toms for any-
- 93 AS . Railway 26 25% 25% game, having run up 41 runs to e 1‘ women. They at once started to fight ' .......'.. 4 1 . 2 1 6 ,0 > ‘ '8 ask fOI' th I , (3 . . 1 ‘
23:: f: 16:: lsoo N J 182 181%. 182 opponents 12 in the ave games played. fine. flames with hand extinguishers. PM", D __ __ __ __ __ _ Where near the p133? W 0 t9 1‘5 (’INIJ1(lC~onl 1
$2133 321% 82% is O N J Pf. 117 116% 116% Palmer's boys proved yesterday that .Seeihs what had happened Capt, Totals ' . . . . . . 32 4 10 2‘ 12 4 . """‘ 790.
12% 121,; 121.5 iSt. Paul' 29% 29 29% they are capable of holding their own Hagen, who, was a little astern of ' WILTON £ , ‘ 5
711,5 70%, 70% Studebaker 134% 131 133 % With nny 100511 team. Vigilant 111.. ran his craft alongside a..b. r. 1). 9-0. a. e.
150 179% 180 Texas Co. 46% 45% 462,5 Smith, L. Buschbaum and C. Busch-431' the burning beat and rescued the Day of . .. . _ . . __ . 4 o o 1 1 o ore O 0
14% 14 14 Tobacco Prod. 79% 73% 79 baum grabbed on? the batting bonfire WOmefio Hurley. rt, If '4 1 3 1 0 0 '
.. 39% 39% 39% 15"“ Ret' Stores 63% 62% 63 for t1139 (1313893013 gitetligg 51:33:82} :1: M‘— Prince, 1b 4 1 o 10 1 2 .. . .
North. Pf. 84% 83% 23% Ll. g SRUblber 15:22 13:2): 133% logic anudscSmaltullnfzur urges up Char— SPRINGWOODS, 7 \Varm. 3b ...... ' i i i :3 3‘ i ‘ 7 , ‘
.Rortii. Ore 40 4,0 0 .L. . tee , .. ' ' Hall. p a
.Mor.Mar.Pf. 72% 7”“ 72% Utah Copper 65% 23% $32,? leggings: (21175012233 0: the visitors ELM CITY’2 Pleasants. ss ..... i 3 i E g i can ‘ S.
" 17 17 17 Vanadium Steel 51% 4 ' Taxmadge. 2b . ‘
i , 81:30:31), So. 2622 26:2 2622 West. Elec. 62% 52% 62% 1(1).Buschfibfiusmmitnhtéisdtlllzixgilgigzkgg (Continued from Ninth Page). Lindstromv cf, rt .. 3 O 0 1 0 0 ‘
Paper 54 531.5 54 m Ex. Div. 2%. fhe‘figsfva“ three scoring. Athough‘ unexpected} ' ' McSally. c ........3: (5) g 93 12 3 Made of white canvas, heavy and strong, and
. ~the locals tried hardrttg lhold “east“; The feature of the game was the Tmalsse'dfi’g' ‘B'Y mmuos , though staunch they conform to the body easily and are
'Pany- tors scorelessv “eve ‘3 855 CT? fine fielding of Tar an, the Hilltoppers .. , ' o o 2 1 o o o o 1—4 mf
“BAY IN WALL ST The ”Ody 0f C'Eagg was bgought toldue to each member of the home team second baseman “$011)," accepting ten %?;'S):lks ' ' ' '- 0' O O 0 .0 0 0 § x—E real (30 ortable. ,
U the surface by J0 '1 oonay Y means for allowing only two runs to creep """» ' , _ p, , ,
or a grappling hook about 4 o‘clock‘m. °héfi°°sn§ifh°§E.f‘e’;§"2§'emoo.. .1... Emma $3333.35... 3. Wu... They can be washed and scrubbed Without harm my
WALL STRFET 10.30 a m—Fa- Saturday afternoon following the accl- The lineup and score follows: Springwoods will play the Norwalk'a 1 'the hammock Whenever they ShOW 8011.
J . . - - -, th fdent, after hours of fruitless search EAST ENDS. in the first gal-n9 of the city series on ’ ' Tw base hits-Guarnlerl, Hall.
“we meme"? de‘empmems m g ‘1"‘1 “M“g' dumg "hm" “me “"9” “‘b' " 1" ”‘°‘ 3' 9" Hndik Field- Tho base hit—~Sculiy. Hurley Made with brass grommets and sold com lei ill
a) and '9'” firm" s‘tuaflon ‘mparte ill charges of dynamite was exploded. L. Buschbaum, 2b 5 1 4 4 4 0 The score: ,. . P greets _ ' > P :8 W1 ,.
“roux tone ‘0 opening Prices 0" the'A score of others aided in the search s. Ireland. cf . . 5 2 2 1 1 o spnmowoon 1935 n 1 R m ropes, etc” at only $150
- York Stock Exchange today ad- ,. . . 1 1 o 1 0 Home run—~30 m -
_ v, for Creaghs body. From the condi- Blackman, 3b 5 u ab r h. [1.0. a. e. a Dunn 9. off Hall 5 {
noes ranging from large tractions . , . o 4 7 0 1 ' - ' First on balls-.0 «v ,7
, ‘ 1 ,tion of Creaghs body it is belieyed‘fimlth. 1b 4 ~ Targon, 2 5 1 2 3 7 0 2 , Third floor mm"
more than Hwy/e Dolme- Crumb 9' i that he Was dead as soon as he hit the c. Buschbaum. If. . 5 2 4 1 0 0.; Lonchank, s? .. 3 o o o 1, 0. 'gtmck out—be Dunn. 6: by Hall 4. . , '
1 hich 51““ up 3"“ pomts to a new: river, as there was no water in the Shechan. ri‘ ..... ,--5 2 2 1 0 1”Column. It 3 0 O 0 0 0 ” H’Connell Scullyd :
h for the year. was the indix‘dual body. H. Ireland. 85 . ... 5 0 3 1 2 o \Vhone rt 3 0 1 2 O 0 Sacrifice hi "\'- ‘ . 1k, 6' \Vilton . .
wlure. Substantial gains were also. Th l f h , i t‘G' Buschbaum. c ._ 2 1 1 10 o o IVvaro. ct ' 4 L: 2 0 0 0 Left on bases—e. ulna . . _ l a .
”corded by Studebaker, Mexican Pe~f e t me or t e coroners nqucs Rowe p 4 1 1 o 4 0 ‘ ‘ ‘ _’ " 4 0 q S 0 0 6; , k to -
., leum and American Tobacco and was set at 2 0'910‘31‘ this afternoon. ' ______ Tickcy. c "“""‘ " 0 0 Double plaice-Riley to Bur e. _
. id 0 n VP ‘ t 'h' h d ‘Depu‘y CNN" Henry (3- Stevens“ 40 1“ 01 07 12 9 Redway‘ 1" 4 1 1 ’3 Guarnierl. Dunn to Burke ‘0 Guar‘ ‘ , . ‘
e e as‘ ‘u 0“" “ 1c mp‘lof Bridgeport will have charge of the Tom] " “ “ “ Gnhor, 31188 - ----- 4 1 2 0 3 0. i- Tnjmadge to Pleasants t0 '
‘ ”5 pmms’ was one Of the few hearing The following “itncescs COVE A- 0' mun p 3 o 1 1 2 o geirée' - .1 s ' ' ‘ '=
, ). / I ' ,' . ‘. . . .o'a.9_ " Guy I‘Ull‘l'.' I“ run . ‘ '
xgg‘thns to the genual upward I were summoned to appear at the hear- Saclson cf . . . . . . .332) l.) h0 pl 1 0 I Jumbo. 3b ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 0 0 0 i _: Stolen bases—Burke. Talmafige' In hOtO de t
mg by [iatm’m‘m ”may? Willardflnbmas’. 1r 2 o o 1 1 0 Totals g; 7 I; E; 13 2 First on errors—Norwalk 2. Wilton , ._ ,
WALL STREET. Noon.—-—After thegi‘fi‘fimr’a 211511321“ Edi“? Sefih 39:33: Cantilllo. ss .. . 3 0 1 1 4 1 ‘ ELM CITY 4. 7 i Brotherton and Reidcfll. 4 7 . , .
Mflmmbfsé 2; §trelgti"c§mi§£‘mk:"§ nan a r an 0m” ‘ c x - ghfrfefififif g (1, .2, f g 3 a.b. r. 116 of 2 90' #:I’npee.”“’-:3.om. s~ As an inducement to make unusual pictures we emf
ocrae ‘0. ss SWJ“ ' _ out; ,- ...... .. — .3b........4 0 . ‘ “ , ‘ _ . . , . .
mred by some of the leaders. The' The bodies or the other two vic~ Dunn. m 4 1 1 1 0, 0 $353,; 21, 4 o o 4 4 o , hi" nifermg 1121 our photo section a 11x14 enlzliggement 9f fl}?
vlest pressure was directed tlmS, “’illlam Parr. Quintard place. Paight. rt‘ ........ 3 0 1 1 1 0 7. : 5“”..4' 1 1 11 0 1 . ' ” in our oto SECUGH.
mm... the on and We stock “Emma William F. Murray 01‘ 65 Spring Hluboky. 3b. 3 0 1 4 4 3 3:11:33”; 1" _____ 3 1 1 0 o {, Dempsey S Brot.81° fbestnegatlve developed each day p
Ibc . . . street. had been br 11 ht t ii i r- H le. . ...... 3 0 1 1 0 ’ * ‘ 'l‘r ' . . , . - a,
32:: gzirtfguljr: ambx’gliregacxltmggz ' face several hours obf’ml‘éo Cl‘iagllll's 173m. 1!; - - . - - -~ - ’ - 1 0 0 O 0 0 £§gf¥vnc€ 2”...:. I: g g g g 3 » Prepares ,alnlngo In addltmn.to thlS 011.1. departmgnt- glves graCULaflfi
mums. but recovered most of its 1033.11de was {603‘}?de liar. Huntington. might. n 1 0 0 0 0 ° Bunncll. e 4 o o 5 i 3 Quarters for Him 24 hour semce m developmg and prmtmg-
* later dealings. Towards noon ' W 0 exam ne .6 Od 8‘ 0f the three “ " _‘ — "‘ ._. Manor, ss . . . . . . . . l3 8 1 0 ' ‘ ' '
1'8 was 8- hea'v’y accumulation ofjflmimsv decmred that a” had (“9‘1 Tota15m";" 2 . 2 .9 24 11 2 McAller. p 1 0 0 0 0 ° . ,1 CITY In’df July 31.— Films developed 6:81 10 01' 12 exposure 16“" \
, ymg orders and the whole market. from drowning. although a fractured SCORP‘ BY LNNINGS ,, Stanley, p . 2 0 0' 1 0 ‘0 3110141153313 WV ’brother of Jack , ’ _ '
(wed upward under leadership 0: “kn“ “'33 «'1 contributory cause in the Cove A 'C‘ - o 1 0 1 D 0 0 O 0‘- "' —————— Johnny emp- ‘ " .' - d - from Prints 40 and 60. according t0 8126.
m and equipments ' [death of Murray Bust Ends... 0 1 3 3 0 2 0 3 x~—12 Totals 33 9 8 24 13 1 Dempsey. arrltved here :SStilieaiemvv '
._ ‘ . y ‘ , ....... . -._ , I", , 0 re a. _. ,'_
LLoulsville & Mishvxlle with a gain; The funeral of Parr will be held at F d R SLj—fififillznds 11. Cove ' SCORE BY IANINGS . [Aegiwmlogfampiorgs ptraining' camp. . Fourth floor. trout » A.“
Ills points. featured the rails, At-l‘.) o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the 2 .amc uns " J ' Springwood " 3 1 O 1 3 0 a O §_Z§:h§e Jack will get in condition to -
, tic COESt ”"9. and Chespeake & late hnm“ in 283 Main Street Rev-l .Two base hits—~11. Ireland C. Elm City “2‘10 0 U 0'0 0 0 0 g-” bow Dill Brennan' on Labor Da}’- 7 * .
«a following mill advances of two. J. Benton Werner will officiutc. Bur- Rawhmnm“ 1 Buqchlmum 9- s. HJMMCRI De‘mpsey will select a cottage and Sat '
‘7‘“ each. Studebaker and Lat-(la! will be in the Riverside ccmotcry. 111.}.de Covc Ad C 1. “I — Earned runs~Sprmgw00d 6' Elm the lav of the land so the champion H0 .
: e Gas extended their early gainsl’arris survived by a fatherand moth- Htomé. run—Q Buschbaum. City 1' ll Who 9 Gabor can got down to work immediately .
1! American Express also shot up-lcr. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Parr: two First on balls off Rowe 3; off Cove TWO base _ 1 t ""' n ' ' upon his arrival here. shortly after: ~ 5
rd 4%, points on fairly extensivegsistcrs. Gertrude Parr and Mrs. W'il— 3, Dubc. Redwny. ff ”Hill 1. off “(2’ August 7.' '
use. Call money opened at 8% liams: a wife and two sons; three g'ruck out by~Rowe S; by Hale. 4 AuFirsf-o:ml,¥;y::o . s . 1 , J i _ + fl .
cont. broitlgers. Claude of Long Island City, in 4 innings; Dora. 0 in 2 innings; Si:uc'klout—:b;.\iills 8' by Stanley -— _——1 . i L E
. 1 am we more living in England. Pulght, (l in 3 innings. A ' "'" J- - —-—7
“if“? i3REtllx'gbhlafg p. mg—Free The body of Murray will lb taken Left on bases—Rust Ends 8: Cove 3' -
- - r on 1e an-
uncement of
led a. decline of 1 to "
a
- noon regained.
Chemical 2%.
4 and Gulf States
:points each.
tinned to forge at
«them Pacific rising
«Northwestern 2
estern 3 points.
went to slow u
1 street.
“ed rod. he was
1 gasoline.
: ‘ on: into the river.
accident.
oisté’d“ from
lit"
m of the
a. dividend
“earlier high figures, b
rouer’s Inquest 0T
orwalk Drowning Victims
Being Held This Afternoon
(Continued from First Page)
tie at a. good rate down Main street.
p at the corner of
Because of the discon-
unable, to shut off
This probably
. to lose entire control of the ma—
ne, which dashed across the road—
». tearing away a. section of the
a", or the Wall street bridge and
her examination or the machine
a that the brakes were in per-
‘jlng order and that the steer-
tr "Was also in good shape. For
how it was believed that the
’ ' ' Knuckle. had given away,
“ > The machine .
.‘tO Wicca] garage after it
resting
river by employes of the
Light and Power
its
action:
points from
ut this loss
Chemical.
er and Department. Store shares
independent stools an
es were absorbed at sic
,3. MUnlted Fruit moved up 31/;
nts. ay Depurtmcnt Stores 3. Al— , ,
\ Vanadium Steel I Mm“ Murray
Steel and Kaiser ,
Investment railroads
Padily Upward.
1 point. Chica-
lé and Norfolk and
(1 shipping;
mlily rising]
caused
Com-
Connecticut Com-
mond tonight.
ml will be sung
.mm'nim: at St.
Ma“Ila! will he in
I Murray
S
ol‘ Nor-walk:
lrol Delaney
The funeral of
bold tomorrow
from his late
Norwalk. and
Mary’s church.
street, the other
bridge and had
their experience.
0 V8 r3683.
Examination 0
discloses the fac
eye-witnesses to
been summoned
are Seth DeBoer
who were stand
ed off the bridge
the hearing.
for large
friends of
different
Little remai
men.
m} it»: e es.
inn-iodine.
1 munch-mine!
n . D own ?
Jud bladder troubles are not
outewotk
«factory. camel women to
rank. overworked or dis-
e symptom are—
ullow akin.
ckoi ambition.
hche. rheumatic
' nu.
Pills
«moi sufl'cring and
the kidney: Ind blad-
the diseased organs to
‘y condition.
. or work
triple fatality
happened.
wooden rail.
destrians’ from
Hilton Belyea of
rte-established hi
Canadian
employes of the C
to the funeral pm
a; 9 o'clock Tuesday
Joseph's church.
t.
is survived by
(‘hurlcs of Brooklyn. N.
two sisters. Mrs. Marga~
of Brooklyn, N. Y., and
' of Staten Island.
John Creagli will be
morning at 8:30 o’clock
home. 13 Union Park.
at 9
Interment will be in
,the family plot in St. Mary's ce
\Villard Meeker of 58 Van Buren
avenue and Nichola
two occupants of the
Ford sedan, when
a
from death. are today recovering from
Flags in Norwalk are at
in respect to the death.
the case of Crcagh. who was an ex-
service man who had
1'
t
the accident have
to
information relatlv
the accident is exp
Local florists ha
quantities of
'the three men.
collections have
is purpose.
as at the scene of the
to show that it ever
The iron rail.
utomobile smashed,
rarily replaced with
This is to
falling into
N
Belyea Wants to Row
7 Hoover for
ST, GATT-{ERIN
ling championship of Canada at the
Henley Fmeeting here on
Saturday. left last "night for‘PhlIadel-
phla to compete at thew. 1L
gatta on Saturday next.
Before leaving‘he .dec
lingness'to. so to Dul
Day to meet Walter Hoover, if the lat-V
ter would defepdjtlie sold (my. *
‘lan of D. ‘1’. Roy—
A m
the list of witnesses
and Richard Hillier.
onnecticut Company.
has in front of the
when the car plung-
ES, Ont, July ‘31__.
ass for the deceas-
Rur-
cemetery.
two brothers,
Y.. and John
Mary’s
o'clock at St.
metery.
s Riccl of 25 Chapel
it plunged off the
miraculous escape
half mast
particularly" in
seen service
that the only two
the inquest. They
Little, if any, new
e to the cause of
ected to be told at
ve received orders
flowers from
A score of
been taken
a.
protect pe-
the river.
Gold Cup
A. 0. 're-
laredehls wil-
uth; on Labor
16.
Na
nae. Mich.
‘Yacht Club
liability race
for the
Umplrc~—Nash.
Scorer—J. Nathan.
Cresceu's Wins 112
Miles Motorboat ' .
Race in 11 H. 8 M.
CLEVELAND. July 31.-——The cabin
cruiser power boat Cresccus. owm-d
by Commodore A. R. McLeod of Algo-
and flying the Detroit
pennant.
the fourth annual long distance re~
from Rocky
Cleveland. to Put-in Bay and return
Commodore William E.
Double play—Cove. Hale to Dunn.
Hit by pitcher—East Ends 1; Cove
First on errors—East Ends 2; Cove
Scripps $5.000 trophy.
seconds elapsed time.
this morning.
Lord Lytton.
The Cresceus finished the round trip
at 7:42 a. 111.. making the 112 statute
miles in 11 hours 8 minutes and 52
The Kekoose’ of the Cleveland Yacht
Club was seéond. making the distance
in 11 hours 36 minutes and 4 seconds:
Sixteen boats started on the 1‘ch
last night and finished at Rocky River
M
Lines to Be Remembered.
Whatever the number of a man}:
friends. there will be times in‘hlsrllfe
when he has one too few; but if he .
has only one enemy-Abe is lucky in-
deed if he has not one too manna;
What Eye. indicator .. ,
Round eyes, placid in expression. in-
dicate generosity and, amiabiiity. 'Lsrge
blue eyes, clout-Vandralmost' trans-
parent. are signs or teat ability and
senaltlvenesis. They-s also indicate .a
jealous disposition.
yesterday won
River,
on . them.
7 That was possibly true before_the
discovery of Vattl, the new American
, ' It tizére’s
walk let :her ham
fire :five ‘Yaitii'
near. butlno; now. , ,
' ‘ such a prman in' 50.12401...
ezin and tryon'vail
311311
For WOmen, Who Won’t
Wear Pearls
: Some women don't wear pearls be-
cause they think they don’t look well
.3120 drove...f9r the circuit on two Coc-
EAST ENDS VlgllantIIIBul-nsoutbut
owner» and m Women
amaica ay..‘
on the mound."”witb the"
merrier» for eight ”innings: _
ror by: Riley of _a,,iiner through the . ‘
*box,‘ oupledr ' With" ”bade-i throWsst 7' ' ~ ‘ 7' 7 ,, ,
’ fproved ._Vhis,»un- ' '
Sacrifice hits—e—I. Lonchak. .
Left on buses—~Springwood 5: Elm
City 5.
Double play—wbiaher to Nesdale to
W'illiams: Turgon to Redway.
First on errors—Elm City 1.
Stolen lmscsé—Imnchak'. Gabon Naz—
zaro. \Villiams. Manor.
Umpire—Chuck Keene.
Sharer—J. Nathan.
St. Louis Browns ,
in First Place Again
NEW YORK, July 31.—-The pen-
nant chasing Sf. Louis Browns. With-
out the services of George Sisler and
Hank Sevcreld. but with able hurl-
ing by Wright and Kenneth Williams‘
twenty—fifth run home. have moved
into first place again. Their-fellow
citizens. the Cards. nosed a. game from
Robinson's Dodgers and gained a
length on the Giants. who dropped
their second straight contest to the _
Pittsburghers. . ,
The upward movement of the
Browns was due to thedefeat 01' the
Yanks b‘y the White Sex: . a to 5. as
wands" their'own 4 to; victory over
the Duganless-ere’d Sex. Waite Hoyt.
the Yanks’1921 star, was ineffective
innit innings against the Chicagoans. .
who found his delivery for twelve hits. .
Ty 'Cobb had another good day at
:bat. and so did his men, defeating tile
Athletics 7 to 2. Then Cleveland With:
Uhié in hurling form and his team-
mates in a. batting mood. won from
Washin n 11 to 3. - .
Pitts' urgh's run home again proved
the undoing of the Giants. Max Carey,
oasions Saturday, duplicated his: feat
and Rinseell, another Saturday home
runner, added, another to his string-
Besides Morrison was in better pitch-
ing formthan Douglas. . 7, _ ,
In Douglas the Cards too kadvamt—
age of a. couple oi: lnfieidbobbles to
win 3 to 2. The victory cost Br00k~
lyn ltd hold on fifth place, as the
Pirates moved there. v . .
Sarazen Willleeet 7 _
‘- 'Lo'ng Jim: Barnes:
NEW YORK. July 31.—-Gene Sarag:
zen. American open golf champion.
and 71038 Jim" Barnes, former. hold; .
er of the open national, title, will meet _
in 36 holes of match play fit Spring
Lake, N. J... next.&turda.y. 0n Labor .
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5m}: 6.3%
3' ion 2.2%
/2 0;";0 I-cf‘LIID‘Q no 206%
2 ton . . .1 rain. "assign-3;“ 8.5%
ll/zton..';...........4.6% .
1 and under . . . . .. . 73.5%
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