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Hg IOT Leslie Rtwlingt. Urr Boone Allows Nicklinites But Five Rube Marshall Has One Bad Inning arid Loses Game. Chattanooga Tewu August It tEpeclil. Two Ixxskouf errors and Wt by Mayer populated" second nil third with two out in the fourth Inning today and set the atage 01 Dykes to via the first game of the series with ft two-sack 8- ollowedSyttn i tof centerg canter ed" a was confined to the one ngr Lookout coring one in tntheJaat hair on e. muff of ft up by Gallo-way.

Vv v1i Vi The Cracker Infield gave the Lookout one roseate chance to score by bobbles and. In twe-iother toning the Lookouts led off with. hits but Boone had all the local bit. ten on hlsataff and the home team never looked dangerpuMostior therchances offered the Cracker de. nse were ridiculously Galloway made afew fast plays at short to atone for his costly error.

1 WfWerkoro Leed. Off. i Nelderkorn led the second with a S3E1ViSlt And sacrificed But- Griffith hit to Boone who made pIT to' get Doc at third. ratcht pried the third with a hit and Anderson sent him but Marshall repeated Griffith' per. iormance tiarted the Crackers' fourth Hwlth an' easy roller which O' a on fooledoHerndon popped- hl bunt Mayer hit sharply to left and CwhTlw Bratchi was try In to kick a field eoalwith th ball.

Dam. 1 took taPPed to Marshall but Dykes lined to Atis. cP Neusel-s-outstretched and. two runs count. wu enterthen scored Inth Ia half NenseVa high one two ba back of were out same territory.

and Totals CHATTANGA b. Gleason. Sb 4 0 Graff. Sbjv 4 0 0 li Neusel rf 4 1 ir Nelderkorn. 0 I 4 Griffithcf lratchi If j- Anderson.

lb Marshall zKe1ir. 4 9 a- 4 0 0 1 0 0 4 0. 0 14 0 Totals 3J 1 a 87 15 4 xBatted for Marshall In ninth. Score by Innings R. Atlanta 000 300 000 Chattanooga 000 100 000 1 Summary Two hits.

Dykes Oal2oway Neusel sacrifice hits. Demos. Darnrau stolen. base. filler left on bases.

Atlanta 6. Chattanooga 8r base on balls off on 2ii out. Boone by Marshall Time. 1:35. Umpires.

Penniugeraua and Shlbley. Pelie' nt Lose 21. Nashville Tang. Au ost 16. before the winning- run was scored by Nashville.

the final score being a to' I favor. of the. Volunteers. A wild throw By Stanibury Jaftar were down. Meyer had doubled to right field and Tex McDonald had been Intentionally walked al lowed Meyer to score on Grahams Infield hit.

Walker" allowed seven hits and iHeltrlehi. five and each Struck out live Manager Johnnie Dobbs was put off the field for protesting adeclsion. The flex Score. ORLEANS atv r. ii.

po. a. TX 0 0 0 a Stansbury ss 19131 Sullivan. 0 Gilbert ef Xi 4j 0 Deberrylb Knsupp. Zb 4 Fledier.

3b 4 Agnew 4 Ttr-tl A nb isJ 1 0 3 0014 0 1 2 0 1 0 o- 7 6 Totals 1 6 1ft NASHVD LK ab. r. h. po. Wlckham rf 4 0 0 0 Meyer Jb vi McDonald 5b.

njU 1 va 1 Graham. Ib rV. i Dunning. If. Enamfjss I a 0 iteifrich.

Pt 4 i. rzr JII Mi al 0ft 407 Its his 145 7 It thiii. Crashing Crackers THeir Stride jirgecl 3iead jto iPosition. NewOrJun August Despite therever al of the Atlanta. winning streak by vloss of four straight games the Crackers after' relin.

quithlngr the lead or 24 hours td New Orleans on ThursdayTegralned champlonihlp' place In the Southern association yesterday the' cleat of tlw five-day period. with' a scant three-point lead by defeatlnsrMemt phla 19 to S. and won again over Chattanooga Saturday. The race for the pennant remains between Atlanta' and New Orleans. although the latter also suffered a reversal in which only one of fly.

games played was won. Atlanta' slump began Monday when Little Rock won the first of two successive victories. Memphis twice trimmed Atlanta who dropped to second place. while New Orleans rained out at Little Rock forced ahead by a fraction of a game. The Atlanta lone' victory of th period yesterday with the New Orleans low to Little Rock upset the standing at first place the Crackers breaking their losing streak cud again top ping the list.

During- tilO Pelican slump- came the announcement that Pitcher Jim Roberts badibejen sold to the Detroit Tigers. Little Rock and Memphis were stumbling blocks in the Cracker and Pelican' race. The Chicks took one from and lost one to Orleans. Little Rock then humbled New Or leans twice. Little Rocks duet from the.

Crackers and Memphis' two of three from the' Georgians boosted Pelieanhopes Little Rack went throughout the period without a loss. winning. four straight games. but dropped a don header to Birmingham Satflrdaj This record came. on the' heels of a time Traveler slump.

which left the rare between' the' Crackers and the. Pelicans. The Travels handicap at third placewas trimmed bjrthe wlnnnle streak. Chattanooga wl ft. two wins in four- games held fourth' place.

105 second division led by Mo. bile. remained unchanged In order of The Dears won one game. that from Nashville to offset the loss of threet two to the Voli unteersfand'-one1- single to Chatta. nooga two Saturday.

j. Memphis retained sixth place aft er checking the. Cracker and Pelican upward trend. The had four wins to three defeats. Birmingham.

after out of stz a ain finished seventh. witha record four wins In' five games. was unable overcome the' handicap and again trailed all in. the association tace. ending the week with de.

feat against the Gilbert of New Orleans is topping the batters of the with an average of. 354. with McDonald. Nashville. next with and Chris- ttnburr.

Memphis third. with 34 according to average released to day. Gilbert' has made 201 total" bases and la. far. in front Dong' the' base stealers.

with 25 thefts. 4 McDonald total of seven homers contin. ued to be high. 1 Other leading batters of the Southern for forty or more gavrteef Dunean. 317 Sullivan.

New 1. GriffinsAtlanut 303 l3ernsen. Birmingham. JOJMP tens. Birmingham.

301 Grimm. Lit tie Rock. 300 Mayer. Atlanta. 300.

BflBttera Luna won. iv t. 67 43 503 US 41. Lnue Bock. Oft 0 zs 485 Standing of the Clubs 04 4 Wssbla-tna 41 PUUdiphlaKTv 83 De fuf Ga August 11 Spe- elaU pecatur luntors today won a secoad game over the Oakhurst teB onMcDononghi Street school grouhds by score of 10 to I.

Harry Walker' third base for Oakhurst wx ac mpj ndaUon frpmtbs hone team. for genii playing. Wsjiac Alito whoc-lpUclied torbecatai r. a track out six of the teas aaa walked one. making tour bits at times to the hat.

Score byinnlngst lot 40r It BhUterle For Decatur Auto aid Napier for Oskitunsi liaslegigi sad Packer- V. a i IY' to M. 1 Stars of Coming Big Battle i i Here ar the principals who will feature in the best bout of the yeaiy wniclfis to be staged at Ponce de Leon park as a ibiofffctot the Confederate Veteransreunion the night of August 20. At top left isXewisMost KarstV managerreading hisprotegeithe dope onhis baftle with Denhaun Jack Dempsey JDenham the other principal is seen trying-it jputincits ffpr the benefit of the photographer in the little picture' at the right. secondrow double picture is to show how Denliant stocks up witbrhis manager Walk Miller.

Karst has a real lighting pose and face in the bi lat tlieilbWeri right of Boston. August IS. SL Louis took today from Boston the first to when' St. Louis bunched hits off Keating. who was supported poorly.

and the second game. 4 to 1 with Schupp having. the better fortune- In- the pinches than Oeschger. who started his first game for Boston. vKviw nRSTGAMBi.

A Score by Innings JtB St. Loula 040 1003 100 8 i 3 Bbstcin Ti ivOOO 010 100 8 4 Batteries Sherdel and DUhoefer Keating a Wilson. i SECOND GAME Score by. Innings RHE St. Louis.

1.010 003000 4 6 1 Boston i ii ooo iki Batteries Schnpp and demons Oezctcger and Gowdy. Reds Take Aether. Brooklyn August 18. Ruether pitched brilliant ball for Cincinnati and. backed by perfect" shut.

out Brooklyn. to 0. Pfeffer. kept the Reds'- hits scatter. ed except in the third and sixth.

in. Ingsj In. th e- third. Raths scratch hit. Daubrts triple and Orehs sin.

scored tw runs ot-- the Kopf got the third run in the sixth his double and Magee's single- Score by Innings RHiE Clneinnstl' VOOSOOl 000 3 11. 0 Brooklyn viii iOOO 00 000 0 :2 Batterier Itn th r' arid WlliCO Pfetfer Mitchell andM Wheat. Giants Best Cabs. NawYork. August' 16 NexrTork defeated Chicago.

I to 1. in the first trams of the series here today. The Giants knocked out Vaughn 1 ex Innings landing on him for- eleven hits including three doubles. Nehf rec ntIy-acqnlttd fronaif Boston won- his first gem. a a.

O4anti First Baseman Chase or the Giants. was out of the game with' an in jured wrist. Score by innings RtTCEu Chlcapa iloo oa 01- 4 9 1 New York rr200vS01OOx 5:1 Batt rle vauehn. Carter and KU- liferNehf Barnes and Snyder. Phlicdelphis August' burl' knocked Rtxey out of the- box and won the Srst game of today's header.

to 4 but the big southpaw came' back In the second game and pitched a shutout gems for Philadelphia. 4 to. Brilliant fielding. Jneludln three swift double plays. helped Mm.

materially. only one visitor IIttlDg Sec. nod base. Luderus and' Manager CraYath' hit home runs in- th first game. Crayath potr Into the lineup after Williams inbred his elbow crashing into the bleacher wall In tteries MlllerEanat-Leej Rlxey.

and Adams. SECONmOAMK SC bylnniBW RBL It. 1 Batteries Ponder Hamilton and Dlackweil. Lee Ruzeye and Au st It Detroit i took the odd of th series rJtmNew YorJc7 kr 5it AMhoa fe th Tt iweTe thrWf Ayera kept the vlsltorV blows well scattered. while The Crackers wind-up their series of three games with the Chattanooga Lookouts" Monday afternoon traveling-en to Nashville tot.

three games with the Volunteers after which. they' return' home Friday August 22. for a series of three games with the Barons three with Mobile and then the series ofserles with New' Orleans starting Thursday the 28th. After finishing up With the. Pelicans the locals are off again this time for good so far as this' season is concerned.

Djeverb near' guy laugh backwards Heiney thought- the Crackers had cracked when they. lilt their slight slump and he was all doubled up in tie mid. die of- a- waist reducer when Fridays score" put the1oeals back ton the top of the ladder and the langhjWent into reverse. Pretty girl pra eae snas frost Mat. at TheiguyTwho gives the- most advice pay much for his experience.

Wader what all the fat rm a re to ay wh a they ee the lattat stylet CiiftJtoot aitriP tol New York the other- day. He says DlO. gene could have. stood on Broadway anti Forlj secoTia Street a thousand centuries without snuffing his lamp. wtally niuet sWm la lebiie right now.

Weoder he do satr start a a Uad' propsgasda hrli hi frl a la Peitowso He tall. lick Fraakv and htlvmirlie als realist that crew If he. would combine with Helaaemana they wvaldat hava tsatk tTnVi lstoryof golf shows that U. was-- forbidden back in the' bitted sld pitched PhllaJetphla to a 7-10 4 victory over BKLoul rtor Hay. With tw men- on base in the second.

Kinney hit the ball over the right-field pavilion for a home run and to the tla- double scored anotheTnnv ii Score by. innings VtrH PhiladelphIa iv. 50I X010 7. i 3 JLflnl AUvv20fflO Ml 4 Si 4 Batteries Kinney and MeAVO7 l7ooit Davenport Wright-sand 8 Chleaxo. August j4 Chlc ffoiito day defeated Boston In the flail ranw.

or th i svr Tto prt duo Ing the winsing run to the ninth on th sneese play. Manager GteuoD' used three pitchers to turn. the trick. SamJone nt the enttrrouts or the visitors. llongesi hotserun evrn atfe at cm local was hi by Ru th la the fifth Innlas wh a drove right field Bleach dark ages whehthey first tried xo.

introduce. it. Some preacher' must have htard a devotee" cii. dressing the balli as that ih Gusts are Uncle EdBruftel says that in the old' days a good baseball game Used to have as high as ZOO zuns to. aaldt Speaking of Marathons.

Durtmg the civil war Great sad Lee arrsagrd a' 550 aasa ft a a Id t-aaA piyeJ a' game NuU If yon cast cell a setline gas after that. what Is Its Teal ametV Gonna be' plenty gas today Was lasC Sunday. but- of a dif terent sort. Might ear th reason or tS lgB of A that they TwO Xrieada. 55451 luer.

OJear Clalrvoysae Business of being abl know what woman Is talking- about ever the1 telephone- with two other patties aig Rutf Rallies. 111 August it 88 clat- The following' are om of most taiporttnt battles cn d- uled for the rings of America In the near. Arranged is date or- and wltak number of rounds Auguse OI owd vs. Jeff Smith ty. N.

I JocK Malone vs. K. O. Laujrhlln at Day ton. Ohio It Harry Wilts vs.

Jeff Clarke- at Syracuse. N. 7 IS Dick Loadraan vs. aRtUfug Rsddy at Ref tale. NY 18.

August 22 Murphy- Ira. 6ob MOB at Philadelphia. Pa S. August 15 Johnny KHbane vs. Jack' Burke vs.

Bill Brennan at New Mitchell vs. Low Teadler at' PliiJa4eJpllk Pa vs. KM Wolfe at Akron. Ohio. Johnny Rubase Ova.

at Rewark. SeDieaiber Bc a Mars at. Leasrd vs. I Other Leagues South Atlantic League. At Augusta At CbarlestonOO Columbia 20.

At tfpartanburg 40. Greenville 00. second game It tunings darkness. International. League.

Jersey Clty ll At Newark 6-1 I. At' Reading 2. At Baltimore 8 Rochester 4. American Association. At su Paul f.

Indianapolis At Minneapolis Columbus' At Milwaukee Louisville 4. At. Ksjyias itjr4 Toledo 8. Virginia League. At Petersburg 4- Suffolk 9 second game forfeited iAtNorfolkiportsmouUi Texas League.

alla Galveston I. At WorthZ. San Antonio 0. At Waco 4 Houston 6. At ehreevport Chaltahoothce League fly SHAEPEH We 4at at aa tt.

West Point. August Sp ciaLj West Point detected Lsnett here this afternoon by. the score of to West Point had no trouble finding Butl wa on the mound' fur Lanett white Bridges for West Polnt hurled masterful bull th four" out the contest. except rot' the- eTatn inning when Jie eased up and allow. ed' three suns which.

with a stolen base and. a fielders choice were. tworunaw The locals played errorless ball while the visitors errored seven The game was featured by the hitting of the fntlre. West Point team especially Wlckham. who gut twp out of three times up.

ont of. them fortwo bases. C. Stevens. for the visitors featured by hij pL y.

jug behind the bat. Score by Innings Lanett' vJw 000 JO West Point001 211 I9x 16 Batteries Butler andC. Stevens Bridges andPloyd. gnmmary Two-base hits. Bridges.

Williams. SehnedLWlekham. 3. Jta- flings sacrifice hits. Collins Jennings Bridges stolen 4 ae Colllns.

Knight. Floyd dOu. bU play. Rudicll to Collins stuck outby Butler 1. by Bridges 8 bases onballs.

off Butler 1 oft Bridges 1J bit by pitched. ball. by Butler. 3. Jennlrig.

R. Jennings left ton bases. Ltnett 4 West Point 11. Tlme of- Umpires and uiKd. dale Fairfax from the.

top la the standing of the clubs rr today and gained that position Ui ms lves du to UI wonderful pitching of E. Moon who' hurled a no-hit game. Moon bad the Fairfax team eaUncoutot hlhaDcI at all stays of the game. only three men reach injrnrit bass and only on ttlfitr as far as second. Brady for Fairfax.

lo pttebed good ball anil wlth Un whole Fairfax team playinr brilliant ball behind him held the. Lanajdalt team eorel or seven tam si. Lasgdale however. put three acre. In tie eightH three svcoeMtvr singles.

a double and a error. The game was featured said. from Moons pitching by tile' nHttac of Aiwo- for LasidiM. who cured tear at of as maa7 tH the plate. and the Peddy I sdfa1ss iy.

t. sad 11 ary lSr iBrot b. ton stolen base. Ayeoxr struck oot na en 1 by Brady 4. by KOnu 7 vita sf JINb 1.

sees Motorcycle To Shatter In Atlanta Sept. Crayath Was Deposed Early in Race byL iiaii ButStages Come-Back. Cobb Increases Lead. Chicago Augustie. Thorpe the Indian outfielder oTthY Boston.

Braves has1 relinquished the batting leadeVship of the Rational league. according to' averages released to day and which' included' games of Wednesday. Ii. ha dropped to second place with an average of Gayvy Cravath. Philadelphia.

for- imer league leader. who- was de throned. early in July by the Indian. has again-advanced to the head of thu list with a mark of 351. The number- of 300 hitters IS gradually dwindling the list being cut to thirteen.

Benny Zauft' New York and Cra- tath are sharing home run honors with nine circuit drives for each. B. Wheat. Brooklyn. has taken tin lead in total base.

from. Kauff. lie has 1 total vCutshaw Pituburg continued to show the way to the base stealers with twenty-nine thefts. Other leading- bitters of th National league who participated to forty. or.

more games arer McHenry. St. Louis 330 Roujh. Cincinnati. 333 z.

Wheat Brooklyn. 318 Horns by. Louis. 319. 1) cobb.

Detroit's star Increased his leadamongthftAmerican leagu batters during the past i week and Slow is 14 points in trout of thp up Veacn a teammate and Slsler St. Louis who are tied for second place. Staler has reached the-200 In total bases and Is also out in front among the base teiLlerwttl 24 pilfered sacks to his credit. Ruth seems unable to in crease his home' run total which remains at sixteen. Other leading batters In the Amer.

can league for forty or more games Peclclngp8UCh. New" York. 343 Jacobson. St. Louis 3 Jackson.

Chicago. 331 itendryx. Louisville increased his lead among the American association batters andIs toppingthe with 551 Decker and Good- both of Kansas Cityare tied for second honors with 331. Ei Miller. St.

Paul. hastied Becket In total bases with 191 but Becker's eleven home runs remained high in thatfdepartment. Botcher Louisville continues to show the' way to th base stealer. with 4 pilfered sacks. One of Colleges Best Stars Will Supervise All Sports at Institution Is is A.

E. fe Meet Winner. fialem Va. August SpeclaO W. Norman of Culrspp4l Ye.

who. returned to America last week. after two years' service overseas. has been chosen director of athletics at Roanoke college Mr. Norman Is in alumnus of Roanoke.

and Is considered perhaps the leading round athlete' the college has. developed. He wavlargely responsible for de. yeloplng the Interest In basketball at Roanoke. which has led to her Unusual success in this sport.

After leaving- college. Mr. Norman won an enviable reputation In coach- lug at secondary schools. his teams at Princeton. West Virginia being Champions in almost every snort.

In secondary school work his greatest strength lay- In developing a wholesome Interest on th part of all students In outdoor sports While overseas. Mr. ormsn was regimental athletic officer for the three Hundred and Fourth field ar tlllery. HI. duties called for the direction of all sports of more than three thousand men including has' ketball.

football track. soccer and baseball. the signing of the nnJate Mr. Norman was continually engaged In important athletic meets fir cit parts of France and wa In Intimate association with leading coaches and athletes from all parts of the world. lathe American embarkation center track.

field and games meet. in which eight army divisions were won the pentathlon U. was selected to represent It. division In the A. E.

meet and the U. 8. forces In the. inter-allied unset held In the Colnmbes and Per. shine stadiums.

II. won second place in the penUtnlo of th A. E. Beet. Overcome Rut ledge by the RnUedce August et.

In a fast game here today the local team nt down la defeat tore tile' fast Winder crew by the score of 7 to S. A11 H. Pltchisr for Winder hurled a steady cam and gave upibntelght widely scattered bits. Tn feature of the game was tile hittlBK of Kea. Winder who f4 I home rue.

a triple Lad a rB owl of tl at Stmioe. rprofe Bitchnr. who was la thebwc forRatledswwa dto all or ers of th the h- vy Wt- ting WinderhtMM tl riBg f- Speed Artiste Woip Enter nival Lancaster Mile Motorcycle records for three and 35 ably go by thp boards at th national motorcycle meet I at wood on Septi hr 33. keenest of compettibos wUl shown on the track OB that dajij the Dinners will havetfctf on thV throttle fit their but their eyes will baj the eastern meet' Sbeepslied flay I- os her ZL Each and every con will be on hlsTtfettie LOP. la tion to fame the sauoer the men will viewith a-for honors so that' they hailed as conquerors it the bl i York meet.

Heal Although the race is i tl month. away. Harry Glenn the behind the project. Is Jt tone unturned so that' Wm be in shape for ecord contests. On Saturday aft Glenn' and a corps of were on the ground and that the oil wss properly the scene of.

from now until the pistol angels of speed on their mere wilt be at work on the track. us Inc essential for real- tionthlit wilt not. overt' In addition to to rjthree3 races there Is going tb ji4 dat mile race etweatt Lancaster. pride of the A speedsters and Gene. Wa topped the southern chant some time ago.

Both of devils wllfTnount- Indian. and it will be a case of and wits against flying silver engraved haltenceWU raa ft ed at Walker by the local4ei and Walker the racoon I willbetberr belt. on to defend title. race atone considering th tail of the men wluvwsll rorw will be seen mile rate to' lion md. Marion cycle city and th jsonteet 11 for that time will putth mettle the Atlanta enoor tBeeelTe Up to late Saturday announced that.

JRoy Shrimp Burns. Red and Hepburn had sent In their. u4o. n. compete Son machines.

whi marvels. Glenn Stokes and lJerry have entered gad will ExcelsiorspeedstersV The Indian speed TJoafas wi piloted by Gene walker-Teddy TOIL Nemo Lancaster and Tea ards f. The machlnesiwhich Vittli eri on the Lake wood speedway will rive In Atlanta about September when the pilots will probably 1 the ground for- dally workouts their machines' and' watching track. Each and everymachine be built with one ides. end that be speed.

This is the word from the preparations that will completed. before U. isj alL speed will be seen and enjoyed' the largeest crowd that every" a motorcycle arena Harry Glenn Saturday race permission from' Mrs. Ha Springs to have' her 17. speed wonder of a son contaeta Lakewood on this big day Hi is a le attraction that will help nuke the card the best everseeA th south.

sJ uI amgoing to do my te stio Atlanta the best motorcycle i site has ever witnessed. said neon Tbe best In the la fact. the. starter and record bound by the bo rds so Atlanta- wll receive uftlcls1r of credit In the- eventofficial is shattered. I inund to hays tional representatives along track to see that everytBUg is The speed merchant will show waresand I believe that the will eclipse by far all speed oats ever pulled off in the south.

Athletic Head Li tiUnaat Ernest Tabsottt have' charge ethieues Georgia. Military acedimy coming year according to ana ment made by officials th Lieutenant Tabscott to a wide experience abiii. feels confident that will' to turn-out winning teams Collw Park a Last year. the O. M.

A. Uasaji not as strong In football their wont. but rlth the a up of Lieutenant 7abe ottr the i Is looking for a banner ar new ad r. Title RovdChmmp XHV nu WJ awa SJ 1SSI1 WWaP race of Ml to held Saturday Ahguat 23 will ears title of If 1 fr ad champion. session of tfi Right wateai and 4 4 is caan7 Th Cobi and will joj fourth a dnftt winsers receive tl ae.

fr and lids aactiT iy a tosi tff lM IB prizes. In addition to th two TB prs are. attracting aft leading drivers and owo ri to tsr their gasoline mount. to tlM classic. Ralph II ulford kulies urg Bi fte ire among thoMI hive already forwarded tk tries.

Dthw drivers bate tH ii atlo of prtU whoa eatir list betteved that all the motor radltr Jr will fctl referees. The Tees at MK Augast 22. and thr thirtysix laps around astd a. tiart mile cottrea WI1IJFCFIPU Takes WaycTosi OaV August 1 I eIaix The Wsycrns A. C.

a detested Ware boro afternoon In a very ntratiaar the scorn tMtns 19 to e. War oTo JAT AJG tft ft 1 lI1Tal1ltt1. Take First ij li J4t ne l1 icJili it But jiit8 be" UtI sn Jj cl isP Two 7Looko eifot Jid al1itby iKar. populatedlee iul 4th r4wt ij i i Jn1t Stleafollowed Jf1thr a ft he t1ro' Icorll1 otjthegam Ii enf1 d' tbiOfteID I the lle lrl' i roaeat. aDceto other Lr fh I fI trA tenon hJtattncl rh gre illortd fenlleere r1dlculoulyeay tho g-b GaUowaymadeafewfutlIlayaat ihoruo et tIyerror Net rft ivlth.

a scratch hltandDelnosacrltlced hltto who faatplay getDocatthlrcL prledthethlrdwltha enthlm ut a cIGr tf1th Damraut rt d' 1to wJthan GleuonfooalecLHemdon hsbunt rMaYerhltharply VnikMi i rc I th rau raced to third andSammy eeondlUllertapped db tretchedhand andtwo' i Yle lt to. ored JatJialtNeullel gh. dropped ed ufetortwo bUellb8ckof ft dAtter two. wereout f. Nt apopJntbeume tiahloway mutfedJt after campIng Underit.

euael' scoring. The home ten1hal1onlyon re real chance' toscore In the. eIghth. fcGleaaonwaafeoJt DamrauII er. f1 0 ioJ and then Boonep8Jiled Neiderkorn.

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thl1nalaco 1t JJifa ofLotth wUdthrow tanbulTGatt tw weredow Ue4e7er tOJlght 1lcD nald intentionaUyWalked al- owedrMeer Jlconron lowecIIevenblband eaehatruck ut nvemenManagerJ ohlinQ1 ftthe tor i ii 1I ti SulllvanltSO 111 00 1 1i toI. 1:0 mllf ii1j :1 1 1j. 01 I I NUhVl1l il l. Lj Summa to en. I Grabam' 1' 5um.

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theh er AtlantaSwlllntng 1Itt fe fI quilblnrthelead ew- on Thursday. regainec cbam loJUh1p I fI Jn a a it ifema ii betweenAt1antandNew. rl I ame wonth tw trlmmedAtlantawho 10. Jlecondplace wh UeN ew' raln doutat Litt1eRoCktorged bya fraetionofg the yeaterdaywlth thalJewOrle na toLUtIeRock upsettheatandlng Ifc e' A PI 1 licaDlIiuinp lcafu' announcementthlLt PitcherJ1m ifee dl1 noldt th trO 8t M1n zg TheChlck Qrleans. LlttleRock th nhumbledNew dlietfroni Mem ht twoor gam Sat rdat ela loJ Ume ra e.

by the wlfh to aeeonddlvlaion. bJ1 i bUe. wODone fromNubvme iotthr e. tW otheV untera don i 1i Jn. ch Ckingth6 CraCkePand upwardtrenlL Chick.

i h. ad. ollr. 1 I. anerdrop Jg.

three oU a tv1 jf hn1 of gamelwaauna Iovercome I tgdt irth IfeatagalDat thePellClnt I. GUberto NewOrlea-bs the thernWith U. ithMcDonal i. J' ngf nt to averapreleaaedto da hberthumY46Of toti Infronta baa atealerawlthas otlIeven' dto beblg ofThe I ernforfortyorc1Dore pntecDun cani 1. JSuJUva Atlanta II03i' Dern8enBlnnlnghamJ02We i teuBlnnlnltham UrlmmUt rMayerl4.

tIant lSI of t6' 1 il bsl f' II I 11 83 Jl f1caa Atlurt C4attaaeot. tf J' WashInrt aat. tt fit 4 o. eDonoub ool IT01Ihdbyc acoreofcl0to fop aUotIPJq ebOl8e r7 PJaJDe A Ditwbo ltebed 0. uttt ot.

tIle. tYalt. lB. 1r' lB. aliilYlke4on lfJ i ff1 Decatur lf1lnhU Z70rYetat1lI NaP i.

8-- 1q. tt er 6 f. 0" tars a i ci t1 Wi le est Otlt i elje witi h1is 4 ft onp a beneft for ter reunion A.t topeIt IsLewlS Most tarstsmanagertreadtng hi tot geit edope hisbattlecwith h' rri fq ackpe Pen i tlte9thei Ii nPYi n' its for nelt ofthephqtogr pher In llttlepictur a plcture1StQ how' how to stQ With his. ger in riKarst 3realJi ghtingposea big rci tth lower nghfof t1ie2ro cjr I iMwort ti Boton4 gUa LcIula bothl todaif mBoit Dth to' wh nS hltottXeaUng was tr pOrt. dpoorlytandthe tol wlthSchupp havlngthe t1 tck StLoul a :2 00001.

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Xea.tlnc-'amLWllaoD. jSECONDUuIE b7tnDIDg8 i StLo oOlO 003i OO0.4i 1 i tfeIe i eJ d. JoW I. TlfA tJn l1l oklYJ4' IIt1 10. brlUlankbal torCln nnaU to ay by" PfefferkepttheReda edexceptJln thethlrdncl I tbethlriLRath Orohlft eor 4 twepualotb dL gotthethlr run n' brlDuJlila nu t-'rggrl' flnther ef lBf ea.

to4i Intheflrct otthe out 1 landlngonhl1i11olelnen lneludlDJrthIee o1 bJea 1 ehfJrecenUJeQu df mDo ton tflrltgam I aat. FtntoBueman. Ola ut ILtbe1 tn I Ch 1JJ NQ ofjO tOO01eOx S11 2 V.ughll lnaznean4Sn14 PsP ia 1I1 1tb ot. ei VoP aoutb paw ba klnthe Plteheda .0. flel4lnsr1neludlDlr Ilia d.

him ltorc han nndballeoLuderuJl 1 nac the rltIr tnto. tbebleacherwan rut trx pif fi 4 :1 BI1tterle JlIJler Matray Pli1adelphtc to I 1 0 Bat TletoD4erHaznUtoa rBt 7" n4 trol-t'c A1JPIItflsDetroltitook tlleoddtIIQttha a th6 enioovthttaA7enkeptxth. HatteJfdwhIU bite off wr Nwvrk atMfl 2S 5 ili 0" fi ylnd' pthet ere ofhre a wtth th i Cltatt. oa Oft a1 teroo tta I on hvln fort regarnel thoVol ntee afterwhlchtheyrtUrni a Ierleo reiaamea n. threewlth 1d th n' herre of' aerlea Orl a rtlngThu daY th 2SU Afte lt th Ileana off.

galnthl ln1for8oo.d ratJdJ onJa a. Jlelney thou hlthe tbe7j I1ltthelrallgla lumpanG 1 wsal1doubled I wzttredu when Frl4a the' I backfonthetop1of ncl ela1 went tlntlJre rle. PrettTirlrl pm 7 aata i cu bo' iTes forh1. Uitatltl ft lre1aCte say lIe eeIII te ttTl r' iCIUttOOk flip toNeWYo1k. theotllerdaJ ldan oA thouSlLJideenpUIU thOutnuf a1JLmJA.

Job keQtq C1 etIaHeI U. taWedU lloenft a rt kI I I 1. Mea. Pelte H- wUdTraakall 1 J. JitI lI peattwoalll 1IIafFwift Hela atU7' tft aa oT1 hI ltor hcnnthat.

It forblddenbacktn bit ltche l1 hlatci to TlctorT StLouaio Wlth secondKtnneyhlt bal1oYerthe fof i SLJ-lAnHo OO1 Of- at eri.1CtmIYAhdJIeA T01 EO Wztc c4 eattdJ30ItoD1n i Itt On the i uaedtllreePttckera Sam Jones i UratOu for ntora The longest Jticl tIR hJtbr Bulb r41 i 1f tU a1 Batterl DII' Low- jt 1' hl 4 ukag dheyilfttrle4 muthaTe IIJ JatfjJaataCf a I tfn E4B Jt roodbuebaU gametJ edto hau Ja1deSpeaklncof WarGrf I LeernQe4itnlnX.II 1PeeI. t. a.e of J1IteaDU tlal. en- Orin beprIfgu af7 ila adl 7 1e oftfof' t. the 6.

clloatof rl jathat Uri4IDc mn 1aJ1eJi. tiaat ttu.1i ri' afire UJrMs ii iulDeaof belqcablt knohat nrlh tete tl UIII1 TcC. Cht a tttB i t. m. I near.

fltturearracced la' Jan4itltthft rt I1 ODowll llefl tTcNJo at JI UntDQ 000foIi c4VUl. i Ir a I1f ci1innYl 1' bXohthtl Kffl1nei Liew IeMItr pttPa I B1nkftTlBiU BreDDaDatXe i leJat PL cPat IMaj rt BrI ItNIJanII nKJ4wo. fetfA tUbaMBuQVaka Jo i 11 Wj c.7" If llierLea es II II I t6AtltuitiirLe iire- tAup 31. CharloH 1 1 AtCh8rluto O. 1 attanburg 40.

Gree 0. on4 el lDPdarmeaa. il 1t nCllLeQgu eTCltYO fti AtNewark6. I Toronto 1. 1 1 ii PauIZ.

fc iAtiMilwaukee a. ltY jiiti aJ. IPeteraburr4t8uftOUt 1 ecODdcame At ortolJtI Uth. rez Lc co' AtDallas a aa- GalY aton I AUort AtWaco4HoultonJ. A J- 1Iiif By aL defeate4Lu1ett.

eali Butler who Lnett hll. BrJdluforWeatIolnt Pt I eaaeIl UIlId lIDcluwhleb a an a run pl Ye4 a. ballwhU. erroredlIlTen I. lre' ue i il bEO I blu utofJhree uponf4 1 eIft for two lW nRE a Jeoo 1.

cr 7 iFetPolnlOO1l1IOxUc 9 I. BauerlButleraD4. C8tfYeDa Drldguan4. Yloyd. I rJ 1IZJ I nll1.ertdU CoUlnar feD1 I aeCOl UQXJ1iht Flo7dd u.

BlldfcUto CoIUuuucJti a1 yerfu frloIl1tf TPltche4 bILlLb1ButIer. ILW Ut game lJIUmplru aD4 pr. August J' th 1 a cj t. EX a cam Moon ataU Ra pmeon11 1:1 anitW1th teaJDl4IaJ18Cbri lat ft hcnrlTerput ehUoathree OlHf PJM- turM' JOOBtt otlA fcwLalr4ak ea1e4. f.

eato aPlp 1tt. UI 1 c7 KS It a oa. N'tolelr' e. Itr cBIaIY 7em ct Moto t- le tJe I h' Sh tter. ReCtJ InlttClnt fislpl GAWtDETIJRONES IHORPEOF BRAVES CrayathWas 1) pose Ear Yiri acebyt dia I St ges Com Bak.

C9bbl iCeilseste cCh 4 n. th. e. ndiano UUldi 4. rOf th noI Bra I bu relbiqulahedthe si leade hlp i 0 i dayandWhlehln ud 4.

lat has D4 fth. vlra 1 GUvYCr VathPhJla4elphl o' leaderwh was de i Julybythllndlan ain" ivanceeLto' theheadot thOl1t.fttli markot35IThd th. 1 BennyXautrNe1fTork 1 athr I WheatnrookI1n. takenthot A baaesfromXaua 811t to Cu haw. tb8wayto thebuetealera wlthtwentYnJnetheft OtherleadlDr battenot the iJonalleagu.

more' gameF 5 aro ln HornabYSL Loul TyCobbDetroU8taJ JnCr uAd lad et nowJsHpolnts tnrrontoc. JB ern placewlthS1L SIlerhuJeached the OGmt Intotalbuuandlaafao baeel utll Boston em. unabletoin runt1tal remalnatalxteeD Otberleadlng In' tean SiLoUIIp. lIedOilLoUllI1 le lncr aa tionbatteran4J. topping.

the terwiU anc2Good Witar tl trt 1I :1 J1i re t. nt1nue' the- ck. NORMANISCHOSEN. AIHlElI QlREGTDR leges 1J rvls ort at Institu Duri 1geao FM et lem. 1 10.

rmDotCu1pppe1.Y returne4. Amer iIutweerc after twcf ye i ovtr ee andll baP. a11 round thecollegebas. Hew largeJyrUpona1 le. thJntereltIn atRoanok.

whl hhut uceetthlporL Afterteavili eoUegeoYrNo 1 In.coach- taecODdaryachoolhl atPrlneetouW tYlrgW belli A damplonlnalm at eve7Dort I schoolwork hlrfeatet Iaym 0melnterut the allatu. I1 aWu relrfmentalathtetlc andFourthtleJd ar. llporuo uaan4 mentncludlcjr U. ketbaUf9otbantrck Afterthellgnlng lrNorman ga paliiD walnSntImate alloclaUonwlttt leadlngcoacbu anetathIetea fattr ktli j2eI4Dd amumeet.I wbleheltrl1tarmTdtTlllon. bewo thtAE theU8forcealu meetli t4lntheCo1umbu an4Per.

Hewon Ue d1lae ftth pe t4tb1 Oth EV J. WlNl JtWjNfiAjf Oetr 1Iflflelgii. fT' B1iUedceG i. 10 Iamebere wencdojnaI 4 tMt crcw1W. JbI i throughout taDd8aviup wf IT' 11t9tr.

fKea- J1IBoa 1 ctiei1I0JfI the box for 111ftIwt. ottIHt Iotft1M Jt tftlcWtftclettMbMUMri 1tttefttJ. AeorJ rf atSf ii E' rl Ar its 9f i 1 irot rC7cleraeQrs. itr iei nat1oDalmotorC7C1mt be atLak6wtOd keeDe tpompet1 t9. Ihownonthe on wUlh i onththr tt1.

th th irey 1 iheb gua erJt' SheePllhell1UI rx. I bern. everyQHI wIUbe. o. nhl ttletCWI tlo totame cm 1DenWI11 the ze nC4u ReAI Speed 1thOught1 6tac HarrrGleaaUa bhlndthe tlLlv tbA thif' InhaP eonteatOn Sat rdyft tpa weroon groundaad.

that.tl\eollwuproperlyp. JtIPt aDgelof on ttlrmerq 1)eat thetraeki 6 ienUaLfor boTerloo Inaddltlon to' the three it et prl eor Walker Igpt eo Jt devUawllf1nount ttwUlbe. eauotjde agalnJo flyiOtQeecJ aUverengraed edai WalkerbTthelocat4e therac8oft. wiube there tCY' my JItJ eonslderlnithCaU themeJ1fwmcw4l1 Wor prlc80f admllllon j. The menwttlnof leelTert in traIning for the AvelitroroaAu U.

the- headUnersot wlUbeaeen. competItiOn' e' be at. 1 tbattlme wmpu the a me tIef tl trl J1.f Satut ayint tO Roy WI ed Perth 4lf JtrD which are reaP erJo nf' nelltol' edsterll 1I1 dJ i1k Lancaster ar temiLch ne theLakewoodspeedw ywtl1. rJnlnAtlanta abouLSepteabw' er N1 thetrmf eh In. watC tD" trac bebuUt WlthoQelde Ddtlt bespeed Thhtatheqbywonl Cromthe tJaatWflt aeal 111.

ae. en. i a. nd. e.

ftjof. theJargeet llpm te 8atutdayH pennJlonfrom 8 r1nto kew IIltJ ilo attracUoQtl1atW1I1Jtel. the card.UJeb..t- I. olngto mYCi tiic Atlantalbe butmotoreY Ia' Ihehu wJtneedf1d trt dtht bythebi r48irM cree event official ahatttredI lnt ndto UoitalreprelentatlTeIaloD a 0. I.

ttsatth w1l1ecUpebytar ZPlIlJedotflnJbe r.rrrfL i- OKOJT JN FIRSLLL3I Ag Hitthig StHde From Proud Noogani rhai1 Ha a Au Lookouterrora 4 It and todaya atagefo towin drve rht. rbe bit icorea two enough to n. but Btyl a tocenter on which Dykes borne with hIrd run. Th ent1r game Innlng one. wic two other 1e ha his etaff dangerpu Moto the chances theCracker fene eacy though a few NeIderorn hit.

and Democ a fast play Damrau itarted wJth an Gleason foozied Herndon aver let while trin goa' with the and Sammy second. Miller withoutadvance Dyke right The bail escaped hand ed. Styles hit to center. then Dykes. In the last Neusetg paf for bases thtid.

After a pop In the mutfed it Neusel team had only one more to score. Gleason was safe on ror. WIlh two out. Dykes murfea Galloway thto for a forceou Boone passed the bases. The nnIckI Demoe thefirst down toDamrau.

Gaifoway opened eighth with double and filter etrted the ninth with an infield IWO ceamewlil playg sched. ulen dOubieheader tomorrow. Tbe BozSeoee. I ATLANTA- ab. h.

Callowaye5 4 0 1 0 7 1 3b 2 1 0 3 4 1 i i lerndon If. 4. 0 1 I iMaer lb 4 i ltiller. rf 4 0. 2 Dyke lb 4.11.23 2 Styles.

1r Higgins a 4 oj 0 Boone. p. 0 4 ab. po. a.

e. 0 2 0 1 Graff3b. 1. 6 0 2. 1 0 0 1 4 0 0 3 Gritflth cf.

1 0 3 0 S. 000 3 iiier 8 Boone 2 struck 1. Peljis Helfrich and Walker engaged in a brilliant piteheiabjttje thie aft- Mnoo thattweut for- ten i in ltansburyaftor to scoreon a clslon. a. 0.

ttansburyssZ I 0 1 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 6 10 Walkerp3 0 1. 2Clt 1 NASHVIlLE- a. e. 540 0 Meyer 1. 0 6 I3urkc.

Cf 6 0 4 0. 5 McDonaId 3 5 i 4 0 1 I Xohlbecker 0 Fiiasn 53 0 0 I 3 1 by 5 tew-Oriean. 000 100 2- i ul1ivaflsftCriflc0 Gra sacrlflcefly Oilbert 8ulliYan. Agnew. MPY5T 5t basi by Walker 4.

by HCU ch ifelfriet Citisuedeu age4 SHOWITREYMIT gt1. jie it' etg- i 0rifIts35T. 11U 15 5 Wsyer 50 fl5 4 a 110 Le 4 1ykt 44 ii 116 641 2 S. ethc asiia I-1 5 k10er- I 10 14 T. 5 4s.

1 9 0J Si 1bsrta I lC2t 0 1ft Toed- laS A's LGuE 24 Then Regained and rged Ahea4 to St FinishWc in Prcr ier New Orleans 10. the reversal of' by a loss for tc charnpionzhipplaceln at scan I I. wo Monda 0 I I I I los I had beensold. an. I New' Onieans th place was Ii unteersand 0n then two C.

afterdropping again Nashville. although with a tc aee a nextwlth 315. to- total T. aids i. Orleans.

304 Griffin. Atlanta. 400. dofth ggj VLUD3 test. Pee.

AT1aahTht. New zco Z0 Chattanooga. al 18 Mobile 00 tiPmrMs Birrniatba 0 gj 44G NaittLi. ati7J teagas. CWDS.

Woo fMst. Pet. ceir reek Chicago. t3 490 flastoc. 45 471 ltttabsrg 47 St.

Lcts. lhtitiphi 99 391 atcai t5gas. CWB3. Wo fest Pet. Qdcsge tIeveland 57 44 914 St.

Louis. 3 7tew 3k-------------- itoetis' 48 51 4v2 Philadelphia tei 911 atk AUsaUs Lagt Cwlls fret. Pet. Ckerloii Ceiimbla. 43 11 351 55Ita 30 32 54 irreeyiu 41 Cliaziestau Spartanbarg 5L Wheie PZa 5atkim Lsgas Atiuts at Birmieghais it.

Litfia Zack. 1labis at Memphis. heTy Oeieajts at5tasbDIe Ii 4 lhiladetebla at criige liosto i8t. LoaiL WsshXngta at ixkataplasd S. sth tiastt.

T56sc4if xaee thedid Junioia Win. S. Deeatut ugnst Uecatur teaeon i Nar I' a comtnendatioa from lbs 3tjackont 5 aflvetimes S. flkhsnst ISIG12 300- lfl 10 1. 3 ot' I' I 4c It 5.

cj r5 1 SS 5. es5 55 5' S. 4 ocv s. cc' J. 5 i' 5.

5. 5' S. i. I 4 5 75 Sy A 5. 5.

5- iS i 4 4 I y. 01. Io' 4 S. 0' S4 S. j1 tt 1- S.

5 5 I' S' S. 5 2 tiepri cijaIs wilLfeature' bestbout thejearwhichls tbistged Leon Vetera A tigtist is Lewis manager5 reading his protege the on is trying it out in cits forthe thejittle Thesecondrow isto with ICarsthas bgpicturci the' roup National League. Cerds Jftmiie Sex. St. both 4 I.

Inthe startedhis FIRST GAME. it. IL E. 100- 5. BostOn0O0 2 and 010 003.

4 boston000 iOliie 3 to' exceptin ogs. the gte twa for fled. on It. itfi. Cinelnnsti002 001 I ii 00 000 000-0 6 2 Mitcheliand M.

New York inthe in I recently aconirsd from as lien in. fl 1TLE hieitro100000 4 200 201 I 12 Plesfes Oplit Ecadri. itt.s 4. in pursuit of Lee. triple.

FIRST GAME. Score bY R17E. Tittsburg10 000 0ll- 11 2 I Pbi4eflelpbia OlD00i 4 1 3. tten1es-MilIer and Lee 4 SECOND GAM Seer. by tantnwa7 B.

IT. Plttsbuni ooe oot a 002 I 0 Ponder. ra- American League' 19tIta a Ticks. IDetroit August it the frm New today. 3 to 2 Atheugb the prwereoathttA7era liii tearetsatea beSehad Tbormahlea iii thi prst asd third MiilsgL iieorebIaahtgs LB.

New Me Ill. 2 3 I Detroit iiz' 04. ThOrhII and Rail AtaIth7 P' 81. 14w00. g55 aas1 Vms 5- of the loeals backeon laugh raw ate.

skow. The guy who wets- wkea see Cliff took a to seconil Jeba Is siet dews i doeewt se 1bsTp to. dabtlei he ais. avs ehuee. The history' of ti victor bt.

Louis tO i two me i ptvilion1or bomsrun the sLath another 3113. E. OaO 001 7 100 5 5ev- ert Chico Take. 0L. CbiCO to- of the serif.

7' to pteduC Went evernttde the hit when he the baD overthe tsL 4 ScorebyI inaa RLR Beataa. 111 .4 I chicigo i il0 eSI 511-1 13 Scbsar dsrtsI1 Xayerf Pabet tad cSaa we. wheb they thsbaiL' ilght asythet the Ouek. ii tohave a side. of' true.

teetsu fiSts eb. side tset a a. gaws. of lssCSunday a.dif- for prlf is are riding in aeroplanes. Itseitsited et St tedsys gail gstseu ear ball.

Bib DSVOe able. to iit on the line and a balky centraL i- cng1Izng- Chielge I Th. some VS flbSt hed. I forthe ef-Americain thi fitture. I dir wttn CI IL.

veJef I rafy City. Joe ug7lin Is I Did vi I. obMohcat Johnny vi I. tTeI4r aLPhUa4eipblePa. 5 Orleans.

I. September 1 vi a a- Pete Iawin is. Zoe-L'aeb a I Bridiepofl. Coen 4 1ea Burma 5 KIdWOIfO Oblo21 :1. 15.

Betsy VsIgej' I Onus. 5. it a aiJsksi N1t Leagues.j Jersey CltyO. Buffalo 1. 53.

2. 4 2 ICanaae 45 Norfoik 5Portsmouth 0. 0. Port VorthZ 4. Shreevport4fleauinont S.

West PLst 114 Laatf I 15. a. we. Vesi1oint throurput c. iui whenhe converted lflto two rung.

fltlre two pLay. Bcor eI 000 000 020- Point. 001. BuUer and and Two bases 4. 01 1:35.

bbu1eran I Ureen. 5Laagdal. Gaas Tip. Ala. Lang.

dii piiled to thocluba hart I thm selves due the I i of I menneash lug oraL oaegttlni ballbehtad ecoreiesa for balsa. I Os cei Pt fo se 7 butaout trip the 2ili Ig PsirfeZ I 5eoneb7tsaIcj i 4 5. LsdaIe 500 I I i Butter1e.BTsdr aadMasastf 1 Moos tWurt eel 0 a MY 1 B. hI Demo pt. i.

GkVYY DE1HRONES THORPE RAY Race by Isdian But Stages Ty of the to- Cr wh de- be. vat as 119 Cuuhaw. are liornsby lead among the Is pastiweek up with 371. 208 stealers with seems in. and I.

CIcy are honorswtth I baa tied I ii I 38 I I NORMAN IS CHOSEN ATDIETICDIRECTOR F. I service beenchpsen Nonnaa After. the was be thelnteralited sbhn the 0' WINDER. WINS CAME RsrIledi Score 171o 5. Spe In went I Allis.

to sted gems and up but eight I The nlugtoa of Wie4r. icraired MgIe 2 tiinia fbi" I Mel. profetsionsi Ratued. we bslted eoraens the t. heavy Wtnac batselea gtharlegf lilt.

off his dthery 5eovebyfaags WisJer iii we 7 l5 I I 4 8 1 aef- lift as Osue PalrfaxL- Lang- Jele 1. tm. of me. tint- plissStsttb Lad gbL awmut. Ale.

August v1w-SbswmSt game ailed od we' irist World EnterLoc1 at Walker to Mcetin Event records the 25 rout wilt th the Lakewood Sejtteiaht trackon del Innens have their the of he foCls big eastern be 1. his njettle. onibe vie with one big Predt44. more- leav the record MW RverV sesd mareS real to tion that be tO be. a tlmeogo these will mount tsae otde again local de promptly wired.

race on. the will wtll be worth price of men will not need very avent. for on Au a headliners of the- loch in In be staged Is a great mu the onteet salted put. men Atlanta ene1itSfl ESUICI Reecived. patutdytnlght 0 I tries for the Atlanta event Tb men wilt on lcleyDa icon sieiedsttrs.

I boatswill Walker. Teddy I machines' whichwiil be Lakewood pliotiwill he fordaiiy every miobthe ront is Cal he ever Cprfag. Coap4 pear II. it thatwIll 4 the best to lead burds wares. and farall eon be Lt.

Erjzest Tabscott New AtGMAThigY of at fpr annaJ of the ahd be apedemy. ts W50. es cwith Tabcott banner iti new leader. Road CIsam Eight Ill. The winner of theHigin as muse be 1I0roed the wit 54CM ciii.

The Oob SLOW ge to the finiskiug sec nd sd the sad fl place 51001 0000 spsetiveiy. of0IS00 the lots. troDbtea. The ndOweere a Mulford. PalesgJoiu Alley Rddie I WIibep dAIOM lots I Geurge Bpuee OChegdrivers Is thilriuteatiae per theeetiy I.

a will hi ii. Pied Wagner will offlq etant r. gdI Rickenbachep. Beedroth sad I- Sieasbaug be the wili I soon be aqurtr GWayeross la. The L.

team Waresbro her1 Warealocn uwhlhited.

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