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44, Ao.wo 4, Allbw a I 00 a Events The world of .) Points The Way Events The iirrtorld Of Sport '7c To True Clothes-Economy 110.0.010.00.010..1.10.....0.00,.......10.M.0402,10.0.0.0WWW iy.7 ip oklottdp. BRoo 1 eft- --1- 01 comes IIIIE 1 RED SOKi 11'0 1 I ill cnIn 'I 1111 iloirlylli! 1, I 1 I OUR TWO GAY STREET STORES continue to go ward when it comes to value-giving You always find a bright, new assortment of styles that are absolutely thentic and each one is a Masterpiece of perfect ship and long earing fabric. OUR TWO GAY STREET STORES -continile-to'go fors- ward when it to value-giving- You always find a bright, new assortment of styles that are absolutely au-- th ntic is a niasterpiece of pedec snip and long wearing I 1-- eriR 'In TOP! National Leagte. National League. I Li 7z- Sit ti 7 thielliAmil IIJ Igaii 1)r 11' po National Learae.

National League. 1 That's 107. NO 1 rook Ty 21 Cincinnati 21 C1it-14o III Ft 11 17 Belton 1 141, 'Avila 11 Now York 15 1.1,44adtiipt) ist 14 phihaeeignia 14 vrooklyn 22 WAVY 24 I Ifebcorirti I 14, oston 17 a I Attiletics Are Regutar Cut-up For One Day. tr'Sizrn3 to Tigtrs in Sluzging Match. Itazkees Wui Straigb name With Senators on the Losing End, Slu-ging Match.

nkees Vim Ita Nth Straight in Game With Senators on the Losing End, A Attiletics Are Regutar Cut-ups Ftr OnA Day Cleans VD Series of Three Ganlcs With Giants. Reds Climb Into Second Place, Defeating Cubs. Cards Win From Pirates in 15- Inning GameBraves De, feat Quakers. Defeating Cubs. card3 w- IF in rut Pirates in 15- Inning Gam GameBraves ts feat Quakers.

VD Senes of Three rtilh ninntg Reds Climb Into Second Plaie om aft, 12 la 26 Pet. .224 Alt5 272 I 11, Pet, Cincinnati 11; Chicago. 5. 34 .412 151. Lou 4.

14 brook lyn, 10: New York O. 17 Uostaa 1 I'1111041e1phia IL I 11 .4 I 4 19 473 American League. 21 .,462 31 .417 'Detroit It Vievoland i' 1srva York 14; Wa.hirigten 7. 1-71 Boston 11-2. ie.

Louts game PastParted rain. 1 112 Southern Association. liti vi 4 -15 .15 Orleans '12'1 114emp141 I. 25 I- 57P Clawttanooga-NoodWIlle. P0114Pose4.

rain. I 7 ii -17- retrolt 11 Clew- eland LS. Sa .350 i New York 14; liVa.hington 04 Boston 6-2 4. kago-St. Louis game Pantgotted; rain.

14 Pet. Southern Association. 12 otti4 16 .4 i 5 -Wow Orleans 12: lotemphio IL 26 672 t-loauanooga-liAuihville. postponed. rain.

1.,. Pet, Cincinnati II; Chicago IL 34 .422 bi- 1 INtlaskw-gts 4. 17 kvsten 4. .19 I 6. Arnprienti nomton.

We look both games from Boston. making it thee out Of four in the series. Dugan's bitting particularly a timely doubts in the best inn. ati4o4 the visitors la; log tits opener, 1 to S. Harris.

it 4400t 4-1nch right bander, pitched effectiveiy in the second. sumo, winning 7 to 2. 'Fortune wee Boston's only ettentles pitcher today. lit.nres; First Genies. B.

1. Philadelphia 1001 141 It 2 Ilottton 100 gel 4 1110tY 1ow.IL keefe and Perkin harper. Jones and Schang. bscond game. 105 10 2 ittrean 1 Oir 010-2 7 2 IarrI and Fortuna and 1Ytiters, American League.

C10we1and 26 nail' 24 B41500, 22 Chicago r. 20 11 W00110-rgto0 12 10 1.00 it At- 14 22 16 26 144-toit 1 26 Southern Association. 3temphla -4 25 20 451 Idttln Rock 22. 11 .660 Mobilo 24 19 6441 arming-bans i -21 21, .420 Atint. I 20 23 Naahvnlo 20 -34 CkAttatiOagtt 0 0 6 411 .500 ,.212 .275 .227 tut entational At Jersey rity Ite4tdiaa, Al Rochester 3: Butra40 At Baltimore At Akron 'reroute 4.

South- At Columbia'S; Marie-atop 3. At Charlotte Soartatiltorg (13 b3- At Augueta 'Greif-el-111e 10. Texas Leazue, At Fart Werttel: San Antonio 2. At Wichita Falls 11; Galveatoa 5. At Shreveport 16: Houston 1.

'At Dallatt-Lteaumont. p.ietpoued. N. Jun. cleaned up the series of three games with New Toth today aed Increased it istring et victories to six straight by winninj lit to P.

Six pitch er. were used. three on tech side. The Giants had a lead-of 0 1 S. when- Meyers came up in the ninth with two out and the bases full.

He drove the first belt- pitched by Douglas to the right sanding home the tying and winning runs. New York. 003 110 040-- 9.. 14 4 Broeltiyu 200 022 022.40 17 21 Douglan end Anyder. itmIth; Marguard.

Mobart. Sinalth and today Increased It arin 1 I t. American League. w. 26 24 e.

22 12 1 .6 US 230ton, Jon, Int St. Louie 2 14 2 ernational Leagne. N. Jena 1---Brooktrn both sr times from Beaton, makint i It 2266 42 Al Rohester 1 1175 At Jers -ey City a I cleaned it serie of thras games wit thee out of four in th 'series. Dugan's Buffalo an Now Yeas sao tg hitting.

particularly a timely doublelta Asocation. Toront 4- At Baltimore 3 et victories to six straight by winning. be inflitOliG aided the visitors la tak kisi- At Akron I 10 Sil Pitch were ers used. threa an itif OM opener, 4 to ti. each sida The Giants had a lead of 0 to livritwil betwne olguetysernds tcahethabasesua ftuntLtnhee ditreythe ty.

T. 'Pet. Harris. a 6-foot ii-inch right bander. 50- South- Atlantic League pitched effectiveiy in the wound game, 4emphie ft.

26 14 .6 lel nni 7 Z. lea oo" Boyl'. 10AV qv w- 25 20. -650 A. cotombto-1; cliallowtoo -3.

the first ball pitched by Douglas the on etlectIve p2itcher rtfine an tedmr 1: 664 a 2 2 21 ..4544: A 1.13 in- rairthihtwftmoleldialt'll'alru4nrwil" lb. "'Lag 1- ly Phitadeighla 100' 111 11 a "rrni110---rd A At Augueta Greenville 14e4re 11' 1 1 1 it. A kottton 0 140 gel 4 Atlanta. .1, 41, 10. Now 063 110 046-- 0 14 4 l'-' '1, 0 00'' Ilasty Bowen.

keete and liar- Nailtlyliks 20 34 Broekiyu 200 022 17 2 i- ,,1 per. Jones and Schang. jiattanoogit 1,...., 16 30 .423 'texas League. Benton. Nebr.

Donylaa and Anyder. 4lia-4 0---. klecand Immo. It IL 'Z RmIth; Marguartl. 3Lobar kt Jintith and l'hsiadesphits 105 100.400-7, 10 2 At Fart Werttrl; San Antonio 2.

i'''' doefl'' 1. got oirsis2 2 2 0.1 Wichita Falitit.11; Galveaton 5. .4 A1 ShreveP0rt 15 H0011ton 1 ilarrie Wyatt; Bruce, Fortuna and 0- on li Walters, (If 'AI Dallad-Beaurstords PontPenona. coin- 7 -caure --v 40,.. i' I a I By coming to McCLURE'S you get valuesi that equal any clothier's at 110 and $15 less.

Keeping down expenses to keep the values is what haS madc business. By coming to 1 cCLURE'S you get values' that equal any I lothier's at $5 7- 1, t10 and $15 less. Keeping ng down expenses to keep the values up i'-' what has hilRm pscg ow' I TA CIP' I I I ell A 1, 1 1 Piedmont League-At reDgbOrG Raietgil At High "Joint I Danville At Durham -6; Winguin Salem 4. 4 'Dm natrn "..1 T. a era.

js a-luvrivtru V. ilish Point 1 Danville 1., At Durham -1; WIneton klaiem 1.. SECOND PI ACE REDS Chicago. June LACincinnati climbed into second place today and knoelied raga back to third by beating the Cuba to 5. to the third gawe of the Zhe-Reds cored the winning run without a bit In the ninth en a twee on balls to Roush a sacrifice bunt by Duncan, a 'wild pitch and a sacrifice fly by Kopf.

It 'was Renthl94 eighth straight victory. Second game: it. Cincinnati 201 200001-41 6 Chicago 002 200 001-6 1 Reuther end Wingo; Hendrix and lifer. O'Farrell. PICCO240 PI ACB 1r0111 REDRI Mileage, 'June 1---Cincinnati climbed second place today Log koodkoa emitrrh, hsurta 1...

th.1 'hams 'Is. fa 7. to gt to trio tntra ot tn. vortex. no mita trin winning, run without bitIn.the ninth on a bane on balls to Roush.

a sacrifice bunt 61 'wild 11 seigsaherthiltriLlthe6 flirt YVictK4)1rItir: Warne: '1! 1-tneinn ap ZO1 ZOtt, 001-11 5 1'-'n ZU" 9111--- ttennria ii117; "1 lifer. o'' r- .1 "4 4 1'. I I ArLer 1. LOSZ ALL TUE TIMM- 'Cleveend, Juno leDetroit defeated Clevt.lend snugging Nintpist today, 11 to The tams was halted by rain In the lghth inning. when Cleveland had runners on Ihird and see4m4.

When WAY edits reentroxl, kThmke bad better control s04 prevented Cleveland from tying the score. clevelaod need nineteen An the effort to win. Score; rt. It. Potroit ,4160 124.

11(1-41 17 1 Cleveland 001 011 010 --10 10 3 Oldham, Ehmke and 131, Vorton, troth, Myers. Nosh, ling mid O'Neill, Thomas, Nunsmaker. 4 II; At 111 ro 41.4 Jr, Jane Cleyebitod fn slugging euntent today, la to O. The same was halted by rain In the runners lrbth liming nning'. when leveland had hird and seetl.

When tAm PleY was reetitroxl, bed better control end prevented Cleveland tram tying the score. Cleve Iss'l used nineteen PJAYere ini4 Uri to win. scum; It Potroit .060 :121. 110..11 17 1 Cleveland 101 1.111mke and 017 Aimunith: 010-11 11 Uhl, Pth Myers, Moehling ad Oldham, orton ae, Thomas, Nunamaker. I I I Virginia League.

Potorsturg I r- RIchmood S. Norfolk Portsmouth 7. Wilson Rocky Mount 5 Suffolk 1 Newport News 7. Virtrinin T.ontrria Petstrsturg I Richmoed Norfolk Portsmouth 7. William Rocky Mount 5.

Suffeblk Niegra 7 1 I ts I I r- At At At At At Jit At 1 I I I -At I 1 ICT A -1 I National League. St, Lout, at Pitsburth. New York at Boston. Qincinnati at Chicago. Brooklyn at National Leareue St, Lout, at PitsbUrth.

York at Boston. Cincinnati at Chicago. tietualtlyn at Philadelphia; -CARDS 1- I I I I 1 I American League. Ch lean at St Louis. betrait at Cleveland.

Washington at New Mork. Avvioritonv, T.no Erna: Chfcagl) at St tu Detrait at Cleveland. Wh at New asingon, Mark, Luisa OATES VIIIIS 111111DICIIP rine ft ATE0 1 littu 1111 11ft kAIlI. 116111110-11 Iles I snow smi. 11111111111110-1MTP111 tululur 16111 I I I I 1 1 Of An Outstanding Degree Of Distinction In Palm Beach and Mohair Suits Shirts, of'Silk and Madras Suits, of Woolens and Summer Clothes Underwear, that is Both Cool and Comfortable Hatsa Block for Your Face Hosiery, Soft and Laundered Collars Pajamas, Kid and Silk Gloves, Neckwear, Furnishings At Store No 2 A A is Aonk "Irlik tJuLstanalng Ifegree 4 In Palm Itench nnti Alnhnir Sulfa 7 hhirts et Silk land Alndrag ri IrS ZUITSt ot vvoolerts anti bummer clothes er AI A ink A unuerwear, trial is 110111 uoot ana comiortanie 111.111.

11 at51---2- I nr-ltnitr ten ea ziosierv. noLL anct 1A2111111PrPfl tAmarn Pajamas. Kid and Silk Gloves. Neckwear- Furnishings 'Att to r) -11. LA, 1- I 1 1 1 1 1 I CARDS IN TIPTIRRNTII.

Pittsburgh. June 1.St. Louis defeat. ed Pittsburgh today Fto 4. in a11-inning game.

In the final inning doubled to left and eventually scared on eneceseiva errors by Ponder and Schmidt, In the last half of the ninth, with- th score 4 to 3 in favor of St. Jacobs, who had replaced Goodwin. walked CareY with out. and Reinert took Janths place. Singles by Cutshwor and Nirhitted tied the score.

Ilornsby's batting featured. be driving In four of his telanfn rune. Itt-oret H. E. Pt.

Louis 003 000 100 000 001-5 13 1 Pittlibli. 000 008 301 000 00-4 14 Goodwin. Jacobs liaines and Dithoefer; I Ponder and Schmidt- 1 I '411. TIFTIRRNTIf. Pittsburgh.

Juno 1.St. Louis defeat. ed Pittsburgh today to 4 in ilk 11-inning tante. In the final Inning 'doubles td lett apd smenesonya errant by ronaer ana ticnmilstr, in the last halt of the ninth, with- the clerk 4 to tevor et E.it, Jacobs, Jarv wno zatt reotacca uoonertn, seamen. Ith 011 13 a- ne took lbs Puteta.

Singles by eutshavi and Wanted bael Is. ...,11 Jae anving In tour or nin renuns Moore! 71 Pt. Loti 003 000 100 000 001-5. truti40 h. Qua MP dill WU is Goodwin Jacobs.

Haines and Dahnefer Meat SennliaL. I southern Association. Atlanta at. Blerolngbain Caattanaetta at Natthville Mobile 4t New Orleans. Memphis.

at Little southern Association. Atinnta 'at Vtirminnititget at Mobile et New Orleans. Memphis at Little Rock. I I 1 1 I 1 I 1 IVINTII STRAIGHT YANKS New York. Juno New York Americans won their ninth straight game bete defeating 'Washington by a acorn of 14 to 7 in a hard hitting contest.

Ruth, New 'York. batting star, started bis first game es a pitcher, but retirod In the fifth inning atter his team piled up a 10-run lead. Iteirst Baseman Judge, of Washington. 'Wee severely spiked by Ruth In the fourth Inning when both players slid Into first base at the same time. 11..

H. FL 'Washington 200 021 002-- 7 10 if New York 004 6IU 10x-14 -17 1.1rIcknon, Courtney and Charity: Ruth, Tborroahlen and liannah, Wittman. NINTH STRAIGHT OR TANIK14 New York, June leThe Nene York Ameriesna won their ninth straight gam bete today. defeating 'Washington by a spoors of 14 to York's 1 In a hitting contest. ituth.

Now batting star. started Mot name as a Ditcher. but retired in 01.0, ale 16- TzLol Irt 41 Sa laa, WV 41 MN yalaaaaa say air ro-run Pau. Pirst Baseman Judge, or Washington. 'Ivan severely spiked hy Ruth In the fourth tnaing whea both players slid tuto Ms" base at the same time.

tivkfrt. N. "if New York 004 OTO 21 1 klrleknoth Courtney and Charity: Ruth, Thurman len and liannan liarrman I I 1 1 Nit, Score of-94. Gives Her Right to Hold Coveted Trophy Until Next Monthly Score of -94. Gives Her Right to Hold Coveted Trophy Untif Next Monthly Round-.

I 4 I itritit 11111 rintlo I iuii rsi I "11 IMF i -A I I ors' ANL Vi Nk Al Ilk am APIL it ilk I 1. tal 1111111 ta 1 1 I PAY CASH AND SAVE MONEY----McCLURtS PAYS THE wskrt TAX WATCH OUR WINDOWS ri A 1L7 rf A OTT A WTI' 0 A traltvraILT Itceav -a vrty my-Irv-a way a va, va vy ott LI ILEA a rik I Ltki IV AILS. TAA WATCH WINDOWS IVA-ILI-I ti IVIINDIJIVS I I 0 I U10 pee 11 7 IP. I rt -BRAVES WIN June 1.Four double ploys enabled.Boaton to defeat Philadelphia 8 to 4. today.

deimits three 'oral home runs.1 Mantes home-run In the ninth with two on bases clinched the victory. Stengel drove one home runJO left field and another over the right field wall. Philadelphia's major learn. games have produeed 26 home runs la the last fourteen playing days. Bowen 022 0(10 818-8 12 I Philadelphia e.

000 GOO 202-4 II 2 Fillineern and Gowdy; and Witherow. Wheat BRAVES WIN Phtladelnbia.7 June LTrony doubts' 'ploys enabledliorton aptela pnuanei- P14'4- tOaa7 'urea Hrral, home runs. Mann's home-run in the ninth with tare on bases clinched the victory. aigntednitaeni btozertrugltattonelgt Philadaphia's major leseue semen have Stengel drove one home run.t0 lett field and another er the right field wall. ov Philarlideria's major learne games nave produe 26 home runs in the last four- teen pla3ring days.

6044 101-3 111. Fillinvern and Gowdy Risey and Witk Wheat 111111. SPIII FOR S111111110C1( I Sliiireinocic Pelicans Pile Up Twelve Runs While Memphis Is Accumulating Eight. Pelicans Pile- Up TwelveRuns 7111 Two Stores iv hile Mem. Ac- 1 cumulating Eight.

On TPna; Gay St. Gay St. I a kfre. E. U.

Oates with a net score lot 94 won the June match of the Jam glies monthly handicap tournament lerdaY. thereby entitling her to hold the coveted trophy 'until the July round 1.1 played off on the Cherokee links. The cup will finally be awarded the player winning the greatest number of monthly matches. Miss Nettie Kern was runner up in the match yester, Yesterday's event marked the second of the seaSOn for the handicap i cup, Airs. D.

M. Rose, winning the The xecond qualifying round for entrants in the ladles' match for the southern Golf Association pin was also bloYed over the Cherokee course 'day- A large number of golf enthuInfests are competing is this event, and much interest ts being evidenced. Mrs. E. rt.

Oates with net score la. of 94 won the June mateh of the dies' monthly handicap tournament ytie- iterday. thereby entitlitut bey to hold tho coveted trophy Untit the July round Is wurnauwill t'l-'5 ierday therel3y entitling her to hold the I coveted trophy Unti the July round ut piared off on the Cherokee links. The cup will finally be awarded the Plar er winning the greatret numeberice of monthly Matches-. ss was runner up i the Match yester- da3r.

Yesterday's event marked the second Yesterday's event marked the second et the neasen efor the handicap ruP, Mrs. D. M. Ros, winning the May atch. Th qualifyin round for en- tram, airttille ladles' match for the so ern uth Golf Aseociation pin wee also I blared over the cheyokao coarse yeatec.

larger number A larg number of golf enthic, are competing in this event, and Much interest taw being ------o------ Challenger Stands Up Well in Strong Breeze For a 20- Mlle Memphis. Tenn. June a batting match here today New Orleans plied up 12 runs to Memphie' and broke the locals' winning streak. The 'Wetter got only three more bite than the locals but they were stronger la the pinches." ficore: R. New Orleans ..,12 lg Memphie 12 2 and Deberr7; Canavan.

Traveat and Meyers. SICPPERS MAY Nashville Buys Knaupp. Shreveport. Jona Smith, of the Shreveport team of the Texas league to-lay announced the sale Not Chick to Noah. vine of the 13-nattlern association.

Ser. era years ago, Shreveport tough then he reev4a trial with the New York Americana COUNTY EQUALIZATION BOARD TO BEGUN WORK Members of thaw.Knox.nounty bOard of equalization will 'bo formally sworn In before Judge 'I' A- IL Nelson Monday' preparatory to their alt. tinge In adjustment of tax sasestmeents. The four county representatives to this body elected by the county court are 1. L.

George O. Houser, Dowell and Alex Balsa. The city commission has named G. Crumb lies to represent the taxpayers within the porate Appeal frOm the ruling of the tax assessor should be brought before this board which will sit at the court house beginning Monday. Its findings Avail be final unless the docislop in excepted to and appeal carried to the.siat body Its decision being final.

Bring your clean, white Rags to The Journal and Tribune. Wo pay 7c a pound for good ones. -2 MO atting Memphis. June a Challenger Stands Up Well in match here Mtodaphy New Orleans plied Nashville Buys Knaupp IC The four county representatives to this beginning' Monday. Its findings will be 12 runs to emis' I and broe the )0-4 1 Stron Breeze For a 20- cats' winning streak.

The visitors got Shve 'COUNTY EQUALIZATION body elected by the county court are only three more bits than the locals but re. rse l'at Junn 1----Managet final unless the decision is pted Mile Spin. they were stronger in the plaches." canna, Of the Shreveport tean3 of the BOARD TO BEGUN WORK Moore, George 0. to and appeal carried to the-statzebody ficore: R. xi.

Pa Dowell and Alex Raise. The city corn- tte decision being final 1 it Terae leag-ue today announced the sale 4 v.taftlehm named G. cromniies to New Orleans 12 I 2 chick x.nsupp.,yhortstop, to Nash. Members of Ahe' Knox county board the taxpayers within the nor MenlPhi. and Deberry; represent vine of the ansociation.

Ser. of equalization will be forrnally sworn porsts limits Canavan. Thweet and meyers. .4 sral years ago, Shreveport bought in before Judge '1. 44-'11.

Nelson Mon- Appeal from the ruling of the tsrmg your chant wogs Rags ld be brought before ttg to The Journal and Tribune. W. PPERS MAY SH1 ti then he received a trial with the New gay preparatory to beginning their sit- assessor shou tinge in adiustment et tel assessments. board which wilt sit at the court house pay. 7c a pound for good ones.

York Americans-. ANERENFINNWOMIRM.IWOMMEMBREOIMEOMINNIMENENEMMANNEENIMENOM4 4 I a 4. ai s' 10 Ili7 af e--- 4 A s- I Af we 4 A il: sa .11, 1 11, SUE FDA $12t CCO COO I FiRsT BRIcK is Raleigh. N. C.

-June 1.North Caro- 1 shippers wile have just won 4, de; elision from the Interstate commerce oR a fir commission removing discriminations 1r freight rates are through their attorney, CoL Albert L. Cox. of Raleigh to file suit against the carriers of the southern, -eastern and.northern Floyd M. Brown Performs classification to recover alleged damages agg'regating $12,000,000. mony in Absence of IL The allegation of damages covered a period of two yearn prior to March 1, Trotter.

1920 not including the time the rail, roads were under government control MEM a OM, AM. 0 Om, ME. iii AM. 110 a mO AID FOR AIME Floyd M. Brown performs in Absence of Trotter.

-roads wee under government control. a SUE FOR riRST BRICK IS Raleigh. N. June 1 North 1 shippers who have just Won a de- I I eision from the Interstate commerce 1 di iml I 1 1 c-runlarlon remov ng nor flat Ons eight rates are through their attorney, Cot. Albert IA, Cox.

of Raleigh to tile suit against the carrier, or rho and.northern Iptilvd pi 'classification to recover alleged damage" 1 ll1J 11" "11" agfrregating 812,000,000. mony in Absence of orhaa rallarpestinri At riga troda to Trotter. period of two yrare prior to March 1, i 1996 Including 't hot tima thto rstii. City Islands, Verw York. June Lipton yacht Sharnrock IV; challenger for the America's; cup, was tried under her Own sail today for the Arst time eines bring brought to this sounty In 1914.

In breeze of about 10 knots, the reconstructe1 pen racer was put through hee vaces on Long lw land sound. In the aggregate, she had tbout a 20-mi1e spin, crossing the pound to 1Lempstvad harbor and then back to ward Larchmont. Captain William Burton. who will sail Shamrock IV in the international se. Sea, that start 'Sandy 'Rook July 15.

'Pia at the wheel. There-, also was en board Mrs. Burton, wife of the kipper; Colonel Duncan Neill, SLr ihomas tipton's yachting live in America and Charles Nicholson, Ilesigner of the craft At the end of the trip, all were pleased with the way the yalit rtood up in a braose the way the yacht stood up in the breeze bne that carr1e4 away. Itesollite's ST New Haven, a week ego Saturday. leeigner of the craft At to too ot toe Irip, all were pleased with the way the rtood up in brooss the way the yacht stood up in the breeze 10, "that carries' away.

Itesolate's mast HT New Haven. a week ego Saturday. City Islands. Vve er York. June Sir Thomas Lipton 'a yacht -shamrock Vir; challenger for the America'n cup, Wea tried Under her OWn Sail today the Arid time since bPing broUght to this tounty in 1914: In breeze of about to knots, the reconstructed, gren racer wads put through hoe vaces on Long le, land sound.

In the aggregate, she had tbOut a 20-mile spin. creasing thepOund ward Larchmont. to liempstead harbor and then back tO- Captain William Burton. who will sail lithunrock IV in the international ee IL A.to '4 oats da. 'L' '1'11 Mrs.

Ilurton, wife of the Engil.an kipper; Colonet Duncan Neill, ihomati Lipion's votchting repreacnta live in America aryl Charles 'sNitholoton; i I an fir 3 Ii I te 4 1 Ceremony Judge pArn Judge 1 wal-'6U I 44i SPECIAL TO ClliiI011 Clit'artE Wilt' Carry Alcoa-MaryvilleKnoxville Delegation to See, Alcoa-Clinton Struggle. CAVALRY PATROL RA IBREAKS UP kRAID tor4ton, June first reported incident ot the new cavalry patrols In Iretand preventing a Sinn Fein raid on pollee- barracks occurred Monday night when a patrol siurprined two bun dred armed men about to cut the telegraph wires preparatory Urea attack on the barracks- at )dullinavad, Kilkenny The miler scattered in all directioni and the troops pursued the min vain. SHAMROCK SKIPPER HERE FOR TnE RACE The firsChriok was laid Tuesday morning on the northwest corner of the counthouse annex. Meriting the comples Bon of the first etage of the Improve mento which Will Earnest double the ea pacity of the structure. Armed with a trowel, cement, and an honorary "working' presented by Knoxville Bricklayers' International Union No.

3. Floyd M. perform. ect the ceremony in the absence ot Judge Geortre M. Trotter.

while a large gathering of Interested spectators looked on. Excavation work for the four wings has been completed. Concrete footing have also been poured and the laying of brick for the foundation will be gin immediately. The work bee been delayed somewhat by the ecaregy of brick but a supply is now On hand and the work will be rushed forward. 1 i The first 'brick was lald Tuesday 'I I morning on the northwest corner of the CAVALRY PA 9 counthouse annex.

Marking the comPle, PATROL club or fount, the Ice cold bottle of crig tion of the first ate of the mprov i BREAKS UP ag menta which will almost double the ca. pacity of the structure. 0 is EC MIL TR tor4lon, June L.The first reported Armed with a trowel, cement, and an incident of the new cavalry patrols in honorary "working presertted by ,4 jretand preventing a Sinn Fein raid Knoxville Erkklayers International Ef Etla 4r on pollee- barracks occurred Mendel? Union No, 3. Floyd M. Brown, perform.

night when a patrol tournrined two bun- ed the ceremony in the ttbeence of Judge fi El At '4 A Ait, eel dredhar )) I 1 men about to out the tel grap rem prepo ory an en-. In.tTerestteder. bile a large gaits- specw looked on. I I -Po' the barracks at Idullinavad, Kilkenny Excavation work for the four winger The miler scattered in all directione has been Concrete footing ea, 41 and the troops pursued the min vain. have also been poured and the laying 6 1 of brick tor the foundation will be.

WM' Carry Alcoa-Maryville- HAIVIROCK SKIPPER gin immediately. The work ttas been delayed somewhat by the scarcky of 4.: alway that same snappy as ripe- Knoxville Delegation to See brick but ta supply la 110W On hand and peal, so pleasing and refreshing. ii HERE FOR THE RACE the work will be rushed forward. 7 Alcoa-Clinton Struggle. a de wont, liSkl, Refreshing I .0, re.

,1 tA olnuilusimm FOR FOUR ill 1 Blnitill10111111 IIIERE: rnn rnvin rifirtrrn 1111111 II 111.1tN IVith no bad after effect 3 rb, 11 I W40.1,of '17; if15 1 A T- gio 1 I '4 6 I 0 Open This Afternoon at Booker Washington ParkGiants Second. 'Open This Afternoon at Booker Washington ParkGiants Second On to Clinton! Alcoa and Knoxv1 tt4, baseball fans, a half thousand Ptrong, will Invade the township Clligon Saturday to wit. mese effort on the part St the Alcoa rind Clinton club, to rev. Pr "the tie it binde theirs" in the City league penr ant chase. A special train and a bras bunt from the Aluminurn plant will be (Adjuncts to the caravan ijt rnotere, A This will nrt tha fitt engagement of the town, teams whieh aro now 'Kitting the eirenit wall a knot ted percentago.11.1alizinit that the gams Van Ont.) ta.

tha biggei.4 attractions the season ettY league officiAN made An effort to match the two teatri on the home putut t. shrewdly figuring that isuch an a 'eanttoment would add tnuch tothe coffers of tho league. At coa also wanted the gam.i here but the 'schedule called for the Aluminum boys to make tho trip to Clinton and the Clinton manwement held out for the original booking. The Alcoa, management immediately arranged for the running of a sPeolai train to the scene of the battle. The Alcoa- band hail agreed to enliVen 'the oocasion with the latest tittering (4 "leas labasehatl" en route.

The trCe louve the Alaryville station at o'clock -Satorday 'morning. arriving at Xneavillo About 1214 where a local deb tgaolon will be picked UP. For the fans who cannot see the main ottoring the City league man gement la uttering ft double-header at Chilhowee park which will match the American Legion, National Petenders arid B. L. On to Clit.ton! Alcoa and Knoxvitts.

basehail fens a half thousat.1 strong. will invade the township Clliston Saturday to wit. oPee theleapr.loot fltort en the part St the and Clinton club, to vev top "the, tie it hinde them" in the City' lortgue penr4ot thaton. it.oil)efilett train and a broom from the Aluminum plant will be ndjuncts to the ceraran I sit rotItern This will onare tha firtt ou a dd eneetttemen a the out-if town teams wtib'h aro boW tea tlug the eirt it kot I'd percentage. Itializing that the gams WO One tit.

tlii biggeee attractions nt the season. etre league offletele niatto Itial uch an nn effort to match the two on the home pasture ehrewdly figuring a gemetit: wld a much to--the coffees of the leagtie. Al- coa also wanted the game, here but the eeltedule called for the Aluminum boys to make the trip to Clieton end tn. Clinton manwement held out for the original booking. Tbe Alcoa, ntanagement Immediately trai arranged for the running' ot a staeilid train II) the scene of the battle, ree band halt agreed to enliven the oneattion with the latest 'offerings ell eas la a 'hasebati en route- The tre at Will leave the AlarYvilie station at 11:45 O'clock 'SAttnird-sy arriving at 1.4: ne VV.

IL 0 4I NO 12111 where it local del- tgaelon will be picked UP. For the fans who nanot see the Main effering the City league man illgernent hi Offering ft double-hoader at Chilhowee park NV 101 will match the American National Defenders and I.t. Johneon-Sopthern. NEGRO b01. 7211ERY 1.11.:AGVE,'- W.

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i 4407, cellt, 1. I -'4 I Knoxvi Birmi.thlle is 7 6 1.,,,. to, am 1 3 7 4 r- 4 7 i- k4 1 if it- -1'' a Jacksonville 12 II .600 1 e-, I sr" Is 0 11 1 4 ..1 4 a Nashville 12 -13 ese di 't New Orleans 10 .14 I Ch; lemecele I 431 1 'i, Atlanta 0 15 .2 I 6 ,41, I mw. a A' 1 1 I 6.7 )11 s''e Il il 1 mem 40 su-eceseful -L 1... 1,,,,,,.4, mt I rit 14 I otc email 1 A 1, ,14 ill)1tP I I 1 0 7) dil 4 0 igillit 1 11,, 1 1., i Ill' ''11'.

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lillti 1 Ac7, Flat 1 .1 Y1 1 1 1, 1 1 till r1 11 RFC Td. II 1 After very successful road trip. during whichtime defeat stared thorn in the face but three times. the Knoxville Clianta. of the Negro Southern league.

open on the home grounds this afternoon with Birmingham for 4-gam Two new faces will '-apPeer In the Clients line-up roday. "tine-Wing" Maddoz. a rite-armed twirler and outfielder of unumitil abilitr. and taiwner. er.

litanager Brooks ataten that be has considerably strengthened his offensive by the addition of these two men- The series promises to be one of the bet4t, witnessed at Booker 'IFashington park thla seasons, as the -Black Barons." of Birmingham. are now pushing Knobs-villa tor second place and have. been bitting a terrific stride lately. Dickey is expected to ono on the roomed for the locals today, With Grirmen receiving. bag won sine COrtsecut Ivo games this sessos.

FoIewing on the heels of the Rirmingbarn series comes a perlem with aahvill linrt Montgomery. gams Ia Cal1ed far o'clock this After a very road trip. during which lime defeat stared them in the face but three time the Knoxville iants. of the Negro Southern league. open on the home grounds this afternoon towrilot, the elliunme line-up today.

Mad- doe. a one-ermed twirler and of sentinel and outfic-14 er- Xlanager Brooks Mates that be has considerably strengthened his effenelye by the addition of these two The glories premix es to be one of the btet witneeesie at Booker Waehington park this m.asons, as the -Black of Birmingham. are now pushing Knob. ville for second place and have, been bit- tools, a terrotie stride lately'. eteelarre Dockey Is expected to ones on the mound for the locale tod with a el Gowel receiving.

ti a won Ulla. consecutive games this season. kollowing ott the heels of the rimming- bans series ceftleil a trer)es with Nashville aril blontgomery ram is ialled far o'clock tbis Vatitio neady For Trial. Newport, L. June I.The sloop VaaiIb.

one of the candidates for the defense of the America's cup. against the IV. arrived here late ta cLiy fruit Creenport. Long biland. in tow ot her tender.

She Is anchored in tho sow hern port or the hotrbor It he expected that ber ri'val. the Resolute will arrive tomorrow Morning. Thr two yachts will resume thef.r series of rares on Thursday. jai loop for the against late land. in bored in dt la tenotute Thr geHes of atate i neady POT Trial.

Newport. It. I- June sloop Vanish one of he ca i nddates for the defense of the America's against 4' 0 1) WER1CAN LEolori storm NEVL PLAYING MATERIAL 1 tl 16-----') 11-1 L----- 1 L---41 4 l'. --41 1 7.1t I 7. I 4 '1 7, 4 i 4 A 4 AMERICAN- LEGIOu lo sn tc-f(14''oter) fn tor A I1EV PLAIIIIG MATERIAL It Ik 1 1 1 4- Capt.

W. P. Barton (above) and. Claude A. Hickman.

Accompanied by MI Claude A. Ilickman. Cart. W. P.

Eurton who is to be the skipper of, the Shamrock IV in America's cup ram, bat reached the U. S. lie arrived in New York in time to the frAyt'nz toJchel; aro beirg ut oa N.rcompernea oy nig navirAtors tude A. Ilickman, CAspe. 'W.

P. Ittort who is to Ise the aldpper of, 1 SIM nl rOe IV in America's cup has ached the U. S. He ar- re ed in New York in time to super- ord the fi rnt-L'n-r, oJhen 0 beinz, 0 4 ix I A- Accom Claude Eurtort the Sher races hat rived in ALIO mill." (above) end. Ie A.

flick-matt. ied by bls nav rAtors nickman, CAtpt, P. ill 0 be the skipper et, AC IV in America's cup eched the U. S. He ar- York in time tO super.

frit'L'h7, toJcbes 04 yu, Japs neat Chicago. Osaka. Japan, May 29The rnivor. of a 14- innitut rirlle ttl(. Wactzt l'701mr-ity today.

The was WLsella 4Cca3. 1 xlt, a 14- NVhstlia A Authentic reports that-. the American Legion club of the City league has ttg-11- ed at least four new players or exporience. would indicate that the manage-Mont iv making a determined effort Lc pull from the cellar position. Next Fat gime the National triould tga Idea of added trengta.

Authentic reportI that the American t- i 't 4'''''S 'Legion club of the City Nevi: has teem I 4. ed at least four new players of expo I 11 rience. would indicate tbat the manage, T1' if ment iv makin a. determined effort tc, (I I- a- a I 1 1 Pull from the cellar position. Fat 1 '1, 1 i' 4 tiriLitcv's framth the National Di.ren,j.

cr (hit krord Ica Idea of At ea IL- al 1 iti' 11-a 1., 10 1 101' 4. L.41 LI ..4 1 4 4 kit.0 I (V 40 I It. CV 1 I 0 11 4 ataLled strengtia. I .1 4. Authentic reports that the American tr i 'Legion club of the City eague has tdrts- 1 .1., ed at least four new players of expo rlence.

would indicate tbat the manage- A 17 I a 4 a ment is making' e. determined effort te Pull from the cellar position. Next Fat .0 I i. 1 i' 4 4 game wr'th the National 4 4,1 la 4 al i'' Lie 1 iti' 4,4 l'', 1 4. 4--i 1 4-4 i.i' Nati Ir aeet i-Itt it IV iLi 11, i I i 1, 1 er kfford as idea of Lt.

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