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it Wa at re mmm JliiiiLIIJ) ii'Jii lib' i iijiioiiilt i li diesiToBat 1 lii! 501; SiThe tame evening the Gray Ttfjtl to Braddock for a game a. a. Ruddock Elks. before going: against Belle tt Grays irill be seen on the FieM diamond against an wfoe the Nebraska Indians string the country and have Wthii section, the Grays and sBiw Falls Eiks being the teams in the Pittsburgh dual iw to procure them. The win meet them on Thursday itat tte pure wo auiri bi.

i tv Vebraska team is composed peine Eedskins and they play cuu Dranu oi unseuau as nrord for the season will at "Cbier Whitehorn or Jean ill twirl against the Grays tt chances are that Lefty 5rfr will do the throwing for PMejrs cIud. I IJ I i the series with the Beaver Eks at Forbes Field last ssrky are more elated than ever jiwy ire of the impression that thotslevkn are going to put sStf notch in their gun when the unt cine is tackled on Satur thin; that should not be adht cf in this particular fray, )fc manner in which Bellevue la faitr. The tpm i crn in nlav. tie baseball it did last summer 91 a won the senes from the isd Ln addition, run through iwtu or Z8 consecutive games nt a defeat islme was slow starting but tie team fell into its stride it wsjed topplinjr the opposition pad fashion. Teams to fall be Bdlenje daring the past two aomestead (irays who beaten in the third game, the .43 1 tavin? captured the other asaoTAl Tube of McKeesport, 9 Fills Elks, Xorthside Board paa and Woodlawn.

Beating tuna in a row nrovea tht rf i is iroing to be more dan ior the rays on Saturday er llme ttU3 year. 'L are expecting to see 'vSf7 Williams toe the slab It Cyi and Manager Posey work hw nitchers in aimer as to have Joe avail wthu game. He holds one WwwBellevne and the Home arn' of followers Cla.t Jo, can send Bel kLTT fcSme on the small end hkv I0r the second time. iSr uncertain who will i ffgaaf for Belle rue. Their ac 2b1 this yar.

Lmu0r' over th Grays 'L? a P'tcher named 3 believed that UiC name Humor i 1 the Pitts who did the ws made 'Sehh tCr of the jJPdfcb ir. burled for 4fciT. National Tube name Md rJ tr'e fase wben Eothlr definite is forth strongest Swr' we 'Jravs. The ti. ofuit3weak spots 'th the acquisition of until last vlr esb.

of th Scott indole and i.d the Mi(1dle Atlantic lnn" defense eld that be iievue will Bellevne ost to the 1.33 crona IN ARY H. "UN mU fur? iV" dttaatto. Oft. i lSAS CITY xr SJ. All STWST7 Try" hi ictis Nebraska RedsMx Jloixi Qajiiy Tjl gregatioii ffit ting Stride, Promises Real Thriller in Weekly Battle, te i.

average of nine victories in every ten ffames spells in i letters the wonderful game which the Homestead Grays 5 been playing this season; Sixty vctorjes, eight defeats 7wo tic games was the record held by the Grays at the end dgame with the Sharon Elks club last Sunday, Bat since then they have added some more and they are to endeavor to increase the margin they hold over the SDe dub when the crack North Borough's aggregation is V. M.ma nt a mHe. i loui 7 r.ti ieia aiamona on fighting and this sterling character will be shown on Saturday. Belle vue is known to have one of the most aggressive and colorful teams in semi pro baseball circles. Sinee the team has recovered from its slump the fans have again rallied to its support and they are turning cut stronger than ever so that a goodly number of North Borough residents will be in the stands at Forbes Field.

The first game between the Grays and Belle vu9 wa3 staged in the eve ring and this helped to cut the attendance, but different circumstance will prevail on Saturday and the' largest crowd that has attended a sand lot battle on that field this season will be on hand. The Beilevue Horaestead Gray series is the peer of sandlot tussles. The teams appear to be keyed to a high pitch when engaged against each other and this is reflected in the article of baseball which is forthcoming when they meet. The Grays' followers, enthusiastic over the brilliant record which the Poseymen are making will be out in bigger numbers than ever. The Beilevne fracas attracts fans that do not attend other games.

This battle can easily termed the blue ribbon event of independent baseball in Western Pennsylvania because it is between the two teams which are recognized as being superior to any of the others. For two years Bel levue has been labeled "independent champions' by the semi pro critics and as the Grays have been beating them all in the last six years. Believe Gray games tako on the appearance of being somewhat better than the others. The fans recognize this tilt as the banner event of the season and the attendance will come pretty close to looking like a major league crowd. Harrisburg Giants Check Bacharachs HARRISBURG, July 16 The Harrisburg Giants scored an impressive victory over the Bacharach Giants here last week, winning 6 4 Harrisburg got away to an early start, scoring two runs in the sec ond and one in the fourth.

In the fifth, Gisentaner weakened and the Bacharachs scored three runs to tie the count. Harrisburg again pulled ahead in their half of the fifth and clinched the victory by scoring one in the eighth. Bacharach rallied in the ninth, but fell one short of evening the count. The score: KBS. T.

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MtuOmmm Blta Off Ivackban ta 4: Ot far I SH ttutm Ca1amr4. W1M Brown's Stars Win Three Games In Row YOUNGSTOWN, July 16. Brown's Stars ef Yocngrtown, Ohio, add three more games to their string of victories by defeating the East Side Civics, Gty champions, of Youngstown, 6 to 0. The Wheatland, Pa. club 10 to 9, and last Sunday defeated the NUes Independents 3 to 2.

On next Sunday the Stars will play the Mineral Ridge Indians at Avon Park. Mineral Ridge is one of the two clubs that defeated the Stars this season. .1 JU West New York Indianapolis, Ind jniy 1925. Mr. W.

Rollo Wilson, Pittsburgh Courier, Pittsburgh, Pa. Dear I am a constant reader of your valuable paper and, have been for a number of years. I have noticed recently there seems to be a large number of complaints from the different managers of the Eastern Colored League on the efficiency of the colored umpires. Give us a chance. Is all we ask, and we will make good.

Some of the National and American League umpires have been umpiring from 5 to 25 years and they make mistakes, and will do the same in the future. It is human nature to err. There was 6nly one perfect Man on earth and they crucified Him. No doubt you know that there are three necessary qualities of umpiring, namely Knowing the rules, giving the decisions as you see them, and giving them quickly. There seems to be entirely too much kicking on the part of the different managers in regards to the decisions of the umpires, and to make matters worse your paper puts the different complaints before the eyes of the general public, which will eventually have a tendency to lower the standard of the colored umpires.

Two very plain facts about the press are as follows: First, it is the function of a newspaper to handle news, not to convert itself into a preaching agency in behalf of even the best cause. Second, a newspaper and the press in general is a business institution, with a legitimate desire to show a handsome profit at the end of the year. The average baseball fan, who buys your valuable paper and makes it a profitable property, do so primarily because they want the news. They are after an unprejudiced and nncolored history of the colored basebaU happenings. They seek facts and not a lot of propaganda.

They look for what is interesting to tbem, n4 most of them are able to make their deductions. If the press is to do moro towards interpreting the baseball news to the general public, the primary responsibility for bringing the happy event about will rest in the practical working out of things, not with the press, but with the league. If the league wants more matter about baseball in the press, the league must do more things that have legitimate news value in the minds of the editors. The newspapers very generally are not only willing, but anxious to "interpret the league to the public" by giving to the people a clear view of what the league is doing and trying to do. That is true of your valuable paper in its attitude towards other activities.

And any time anyone does something of general interest he may rely on your paper to do its part. But, as I stated before, it is not the function of any newspaper to convert itself into an agency for every cause that comes along regardless of merit. The only hope of success lies in peace, wito justice between tne league and the Pittsburgh Courier. Ta. i 1 a.

it is useiui ana even necessary 10 have criticism of conditions. Through it, when wise, comes progress, but personal jealousies sometimes figure in criticism of certain conditions. Kindly publish the rbove in your valuable paper in the interest of the colored umpires in the Eastern Colored and the Negro National Leagues. Respectfully yours in the interest of colored umpires in general, Bert E. Gholstok, James McCary, Umpires, Negro National League.

Dizzy9 Club Halts Cubans MEMPHIS. Tenn July 16 Sin gles by Williams and Glass, sandwiched with a three base hit by Russ in the first inning, accounted for two runs, which proved enough for Memphis to defeat the Cubans in the third game of the series here Mon day, the final score being 3 1. Glass struck out nine of the Cubans, be sides holding them to six hits and getting three huts himself. The score R. H.

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lightly upon the shoulders of Oscar Charleston, manager of the Harrisburg Giants, who at the present time are topping the list in the Eastern circuit. Aside from keeping his club up in the running, the doughty field leader of Colonel Strothers Law Makers, has clouted the combined offerings of the league hurlers for a 455 mark that stands out like a beacon light for the rest of the players to shoot at; In addition hustling Oscar has drove out six home runs and is only topped by his team mate, Walter Cannady. who Is showing the way in distance hitting, with eight homers to his credit. Charleston is also second in base thefts, having stolen nine sacks, running closely behind George Carr of the Hilldale team, who has stolen 14 bases. Another material aid to the fast traveling Harrisburg team is Jack Shackelford, the sensational young third baseman, who hails from Wiley College, Texas.

Shackelford has horned into the select class of .400 hitters and has hit safely ta all but two games since joining the Harrisburg team. Gistentaner, of Harrisburg, with five wins and no defeats, is the leading pitcher. Corbett of Harrisburg and Rector and Hubbard of the Roy al Giants, also have clean slates with three, four and two respective tones. CASTCRN COLOREO ICA4UE INDIVIDUAL AVCftAStS All pUrm wte kara trorad is ar Ptayar and Claa O. A a.

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The visitors were unable to solve the puzzling slants of "Max" Leonard, who held them to five hits and sent 12 men back to the bench with the lumber on their shoulders. Leonard, besides pitching masterly ball, rapped out to two triples. Elliott Eagles Win The Elliott Eagles, aided and abetted by the pitching of A. Harris, beat the strong Rich Valley club of the Triple Link League on the Southern grounds, 4 1. Mason and A.

Lee hit for four bases, while Coleman's fieldins in left field bor. dered on the sensational. W. L. Pet.

3 3 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 2 3 8 1.000 .150 .667 .667 .533 .353 .250 MO Lea ding; the Eas 4 1 1 I i i i I i I i i I SI ,.1 I 1 4T i a Oscar Charleston Fiery manager of the arris btirr Giants, who, in addition to the burden of keeping his club at the top of the heap, finds" time to lead the league in hitting, a grand av erage ox .455, is second in hitting homers with a errand total of six and is also second in the fine art of thievery, being topped only by George Carr. A.B.C.'s Drop Third Game to St Louis, 4 2 INDIANAPOLIS. InL. July 16 The A's dropped their third straight game to the St. Louis Stars Mon day afternoon, when they suffered a 4 2 defeat.

The visitors made two runs in the second and added another brace in the fourth, which ended their run getting for the afternoon. However, they had enough to win. Roberson and EwelL catcher, re contly secured from the Dayton club, led their mates at the bat with two each, while Creacy for the vis itors was the star, with two singles and a triple out of four trips to the plate. Score: R.H.E. St.

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July lv The WLUoughby A. A. defeated the Cleveland Athletics In a hard fought battle here last week, win ning 4 Z. Fast fielding on the part of the Cleveland inner defense saved the day and held the obdo sitioa to a low score. The dub is sow under new man agement and have a few open dates at home.

Clubs ia Pennsylvania, Ohio or West Vircinia are urt ed to get In touch with M. Morris, manager, 2405 E. Fourth street. CI rr aland. O.

HOW THEY STAND N. N. League Standing In the East Eastern Leajrae Standing v. r' Harrisburg 20 6 .768 xxuMaue Z7 9 .750 Balrimora Blark Ko 1 a ir Bacharach 15 14 J17 Brooklyn Royal Giants 10 14 ak Cuban 9 15 '75 WilmmrtAB "Pntomaa. ft 1 a fo Lincoln 3 23 Alt Including games played July 12.

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Holland Is Hit Hard; Hilldale Wins First PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 9 Nip Winters hung up another victory for the fast go tag Hilldale dub. bumping the Royal Oianta 10 to 6. But not until the big left bander had been subjected to a severe ladnsr and forced to retire in favor of Carrie ln the fifth inning, did the verdict swing toward the Hilldale team and Winters. CATAW II cuaaa Toira UXALTH li i ii ru. lar CVaaiaa Unnatoral and xnuccaa dls duLrgea can be avoided by do troyin the gems of infectious fiiscsa.

tuzo at ta drrrr1 "JUST SSYZK "PER CEStiloi. LYES ia Leerua reatiad sn et tae feiery BiH SUea, la say tewn, ttsed to Noak aad the aaiaiall la (he ark. Aecortiiag to ZUU. the ark rest ea Ararat's sauamit and the iriakiax water hadbeea exLau. eld taartner cast aa srrraiatag eye ever Ua pxtxtxzn ari latadi Tae csUest stiazl in here has te carry sea water." Mister Hotkey, abeat whoa aa saach fame is being saade in beraa ta eraU ta accents lew.

"Speak said Nci tell aa wkata Litia yak." Tare aiat a tltag wroag with zat all I gat ta aay is I a' to earrx aa water." Wkeaever the Calami geseraliMS aboat athktea each thr even per ceat tliaka 1 am alaavsaiag Idaw A week er two t. Harriabcrg players taek exceptiaaa a stataaa al wkick was net tq them at aB. Others kara dose pas aasaa thiax. What's tae aaswerT I'm tkraagli explifafwr la anyaee that I aet mean Ida. trr 1 fi, when 1 typed a particular paragraph.

THE AFFABLE 1TR. ITTTJ semetlmes known to fame zjs Tete," bands in m. few Aggers. They are the batting averages Black; Sox. Pete, himself, leads the dub with t3 grand perccrt 1X00.

However, its was at bat bst once, so we find the real leader is sow WHson, triggertefflperad first bsaemaa. Re' spcrta Htrn, Jeff, follows him with .93. Gxrge Britt. Jack ef all positioca, 1 Heavy Johnson upholds the traditions ef the. name with a lusty .21.

1 comes. Manager John B. Beckwith with JtlS. Crush Hollowav. gardener, is oo Beck's heels with.

JS1Z. Strong doses the 500 li come Day, 95: HalL 90; Bobo LeenaruV 25; Rojo, U79J Clark, .1. MeClure, 50; Fores and liuagin .000. Jim Jeffries made 2 tL 4 times up for .600. A hurried gianoe at those records wCl show that most of thf'Sk'x i "way off in their sticking and that tells what's wrong with Balticcre.

i BARN CM WAS ABSOLUTELY BIGHT; Tl American subtle it and bow THE are going la ask the public te esppert a Dempsev den match en Laber Dav, THEY said that Wills had shown. entiila alm te a fight with the champ. THEY said he would "be tut i blta far tha faaler af Maaaaaa. New, baddies, last what kas Maddea daaa ta grab off a tittle cf Um tw tor vuyvaiii ama4 a mm wauj uauuawia anuia; a. tan uta out is that be has asver beea ssyeed.

He luts.fallea a vktira ta te rrt eas of Grab, Waiscrt, Wills aad Benaslt. Is that the e.uaLl:z: which flu a zaaa far a boat with Maaa DempaeyT THEY potat with pride to tae ring hiatory ef the Denpsey, Izt ting down to bedrock, what rttlass flrhtlrig nan did fas ever wLip Is pretty gejerallx. believed that Wlllard waa glrea the works." 11' waa auvpta( a at raauat waa wua. aawua varyfBHtr, uia tnKTN.3, a war wrecked veteraa. Flrpe waa a btdld ap, pare and simple simple) ef friend Ike.

A ain, paratheticaHy, gaab, what a press t. t.t in t. i tut naa ivbbj uuwtu taoa. Lacjta mrrnna ua champion for fifteen enervatiag reuads. Of sack staff is our chanplor.

tin a it. aiiw QAnn oaao aa uimouji vaoa sm uia ennv ucr. player in the Eastern Laagu this season, particoiariy in his fielding 1 two years the Big Fellow could sot seem to get adjusted hare in the TT A fc. 1 II 1. I 4.

ti .1 a niui uib nieaia ni.Aurn un wrnvr iirr waa aenmuty eue inr tr of first baseman with Clan Darbie. Many a dubious head was shaken many an xmrecorded comment was made. But the Nativa Son fooled ti alL He works on the bag as If to the manner bora and leaves J. 4a 1.1 auV I a V. 1..

uvwuui aw any ununi au au aca iinwjMC aub urn naa Ktu iuuii( ui. 00 au year. For all things there Is a reason, just aa a cause precedes every efTv In George's case there are three reaaons the wife and two sons, 1.5 right here on Powelton avsnua, PhUly with, him Instead of spcir lonesome summer on the west coast. Atta stuff, fgmtlyt HURRAH I THE SIMPLE SENOALESE waa a VSattle ta Ktv lc vn a iHu wtiui Ajuxum raau wac a ajsv way am as rurrru 13 Champs Elyseea, cuffed Chief Hsifbraa, aa Oklakoma Islzn the resin la the third pararrapk ef a ached sled twelve round Csi. ti lifting Lo'a acalp with asstniss aztd dasyatch.

MISFORTUNE CONTINUES.TO SNAP at tie ieela of Alex Per and his Cuban Stars. Pedro Sam, lrurier from Saa Domingo! Its refused entry to this land of tha shave and home ef the flea. The gration quota from his larea and penates had been exhausted; And the brilliant Oscar, one oi tha best sharpshooters who ever toed the i had to go and get himself a mess of chicken pox. Strains and have affected the playing of other athletes. In one game against Hill tha ancient and honorable ahortaton.

was forev! i ntn tK rT 1 ivrynrpo nron nw rrj i v. Li ummv kjk iiu a Aoii hu WT aracott si BJB tuv At: has been having more taasr aia share ef the teagh breaks this season. ton haa ranrn the Vidlpl af kta irfluntmr nanHHa lima afta it haa kept him idle mast af the year. Bat ever and anon, the Li' I af the Loae Star Rangers blasts the hopes of soma careless heaver' M.a I v. i aaa an atfl wtl Mall TOOgrBBB.

PWV ST1TP ATTTT rTWrVfTO OTrtXT ti. A a ami noivrt nrfr utbctru AuMy JL CC. pact with tha Nutmeg State solans whereby each will enforr the rt: decisions in casea of all wrestlers and boxers. The Triumvirate, White and Bovle. decided this at their weakly martin lat A TnnTi Kat.h maJ .4 At 4 1 Chick Suggs, who had been set down by New.

York. No local core were submitted for the first time since the inception xf the body. T'HaWT'mi lmm VaAiSm JH TriMSmtA a mr4 m.m tSABrsamAf aV TaVt aw a 41 ZVAVtW SJB 4SmW eB mmm Sj 4BVUV AU7 mU I i 5 i.J Ji pital here and Richard Curiey, vulrariy known as Dick, is the Ur. battle betwtMTl Hamr Wtlla arwt P.wia RfW TV. ..1 on September 21st.

i Tfi TTTAT wnn sniVB rnr "nrr nn itjtno hennery motor it weald seem that the avertaatad Athletics are suecex'f seeking their, tree level, which Is decidedly NOT the upper strata American League. CUMMTNGS, OF THE ITCHING FOOT. BEEAK IN AGAIN. natai RirhiHli 'xt K.im... wutu wmi.

uuiaimrg 141a ninw LaS(. wnan h. ita jmmB 1 safe for Rats Henderson. Here ta' atMthaa MrVrnan vtutu 'nlmrm Vi ence of his family. 'Mrs.

Oimmings is up here with her warrior hV apoieon play reflects tha beneficent effect of her eompaxior. Skipping back to an earlier paragraph for your reference I Mrs. Cummin pa and Mn. Htrr laa tSa mU m.w seaboard loop. THE TJVCftT.V nTAVTisi Tttti? an trvarrrw av.ii" eaa be used te fatten the arceatag sUndlsgs ef the teams wiich pLa the sna.

Four straight frem tha Ere fiu tUdat help Claa DarUa any more than a hot breakfast tm a cc.J 'nwk'P haagry farmer who has last earns ta from doing the daylight charts. 0 a boucraet of bay for hie work isBstlhe dan Darbie Friday tU bt, hi (T Tlthai1ar. aylu aMnlt 4a V. I 1 1 j. lawed pitch with him, was rumr better and let EoMea's rang I laa ami 1 HU aa a a auu vao ma.

in aocunoa ua CI UtI3 creZd. Of thft t' lT MtTT W1 victim and George Johnson went dowi Jf first twos rnissed. Then the amps tttissed tha third pitch sr i TTTR PfYmVf A rtt 1 TlV IW TrtV rirttnnmto 1 ga his majtagerlal career with eit4 wins but now ti.e'r a acj waj, jia in icara cxa 10 win games. Try aa hard aa tm aHi? H.ra i Of arenas far Caarra ItjmiL la v. i maa ia tha ra If evar a tnaA doervai tie smilea of Diss i is geaiaThest af Uaa itosaida, wrthoct rwfw: tt.

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