The Journal and Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee • 4

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Brook wen. lekkt. Pet lyn 41 33 .611 2 10 .111 i tot Inuin 31 11 -fill Makers Take cn Clin- kitu.k.ruirts 26 84 60T i 31 37 fiet 31 37 Clccinnatt. July I.Boston won 64 first Ramo of their series from Cincinnati today, to 1, by bunching two phygleo and iteulata, whit a bete en hallo In the wry-. enth tenteg.

The- Bed esesolod shut. met te that foorta woofs twouvrt soorod on a adagio by taught. ALL IL It Pknytost 000 000 104-11 0 Cinclensa coo lo. 00o--1 I 1 idoQintaiaa and U.vdzI AUhettlat and Wing. p-N 1 I 1 1 1.

)11 I tcn in Lattcr's Dcmain. ti I Johnson and Legion Plus South. ern and Defenders Comprise Double Lill at Home. Groat yin cr. la ieD) lentA, July IAtlanta made It two straight front Now ttrleans today, Marki winning an exciting pitchers' battio from Itsrfoot.

Each pitcher allowed four hits. Two bite' and so error scored tiff, for Now ()ileums lo the sixth. In Atlantan half Ltartost momentarily woakoned and walked two Merl. Winson moored one of thorn. 'ilia was between third and home on the moat play and soared whim Catcher Dow lo tried to outrun barn bark to thlrd.

Ifigh suddenly duaked back toward homo nod the rangy oatchse tripped over him and sprawled fell lanatti. letting Itigh Mayseo lortg fly norod th winaLno Sun. Acoret It. Ntit'w OrIoand 11 2 4 1 Atanta a 4 1 Bartoot and Devi: Markle and iAIT YOZ DAZONS. Birmingham.

Ala. July 9.S1gman woo ineffectivo is the pincher; today and Birmingham wildly took the second gismo of tho sorlos. I to S. Tho Barone made 16 hit. and six armed runs off their former teammate.

McMillan was put out of the game and both ho and Coleman fined br CmDtra Clifford tor arguing vat a dartson. genres: -71. H. VI Mobil a Stirminahans a 15 Zigman and Boat diaaounw.ftad Betsy. Boston 13 13 ,474 New York 13 43 .462 k'hiladelpttla 21 43 Wan.

Lest. Pet Cleveland 41 26 New York 60 27 .44 41 23 .414 Wasningt.en 14 33 .623 Boston 16 34 491 Et. Lents 11 19 .471 IDetroit 21 41 .441 Philadelphia 21 67 .201 etyathern AssoelatIou. Wen. Lost.

Pet rtoeit 46 34 .670 kurrninKham "4 42 33 310 New Orleans m. 45 SI A tlarta SS .634 144.144 41 40 34 19 4 ,4141 3 46 .4 31 64 .366 Thdrty days ago we announced a Close Out Sale of all our Stock of Ilats7 Collars and lies on account of our being rented out of a The. building which we are in has been leased by another party. We only have a few more days to We have decided to get out In the next ten days. Our stock has been REDUCED AGAIN UNTIL NOW IT IS ONE-HALFt .01713 AND MORE.

Never was such high grade merchandise sacrificed in Knoxville before. 1 Zirr7f ARRA AT NT. 1.017111. Pt becie, July ILBrooklyn and St. Louts dielded double beater today, the legato pounding two pitchers fur en easy to 2 sktory is the first name end looting the second.

1 to I. lirooklyn could no nothing with Soltupp in the first neatest. In the second Mamie held the totals helpless. vie meg reaching third. and sided materially la winning hie own game with two bits.

Sourest genial P. XL 33, PrsoitaYn 001 100 000-4 1 1 Louis 1103 210 II 2 redeye. a and gritagne; gabuPD and Clemons. Seeend Garka-- It. IT.

a Dreotlytt 000 401 30 lat. Louis GOO 000 000-0 4 histamine e.nd. PAllett: Haines. Kbal. azus CI emons, CURS WT3t 13r taint Chime.

114 July single ended today' gem. 'with Neer York in the kit knit 01 the 12tle inning. giving Chicaire 2 to 2 victory. Manager Me-Grew tuts suspended Pitcher Douglas tndefinitely for failure to keep in condition. ilineet New York.

See 000 200. 00O2-2-2 2 3 Chicago 10 0011 100 OS0 1-3 1S 11 Barnet sad Alexander and KU- TiffrPi COVN1l. Pittsburgh, July won fit sem of the sorts trout Pttteburgh today. 4 to I. pitching airtight bell erttit mea on The bitting et Paul-ants and witit daring twee.

running. tided in the bast's: rt. Philadelphia let 181-4 Flitnhurth eoe ate oet ft 1 Rixer and Witnerew; Carlaos and MN'S SIICLES OF FAMOUS STEADFAST MAKE PRACTICALLY GIVEN AWAY DIMING THIS TEN-DAY SALE If you have been here before and did not get''fittedt )ve can do so now, for we have just opened, up a lot of 130 pairs of STEADFAST SHOES which we had stored in our stock We can fit any foot. It 1011 pay you to come miles to this store for your shoes. tr, eN 1 )7 J1' -1 7: tz ti ii) if vim 110 Noe' 41.001 1 1 szcztars JEANIE GOOD Tenn July ILA, bows-gun and two 2-baggers by Calve, ths reczEIE tfrogn the Waahingtos Linerican leaguo 'club.

blase the way for the victory by the visitors over now lewd today, I to 6. Carillon, the sew 'Attie Rock pitchor, Tioidect are btts is the three thiallhall As piteloed. Angora: H. EL tittle Rock goo og oF, 7 Nentivills Yellow Cor ieen. Brottons P.

Jonnard, Mods Hedge. Tom URI and 1Coh1bsoieer. Ar-ow COLLAIISWIZIo theyLait, 2Sc -values Mc values '3313c Arzzovi they last, 25e values 20c, 50c values 1 tx ,14, 1 4b 4 ,..,:0 1105E F011 kind for only sliza, 52.00 kin'd kind only 50e LtEZeS AND BOYS' vahsea, vre are now se.ling for AND BOYS' Salt TIES-Gennine $2.50 and $3.00 values. only MEN'S HATS--The seeson's hest $7.00 values. Cut to only $3.50 LIEN'S CAPS-Ilere la your chance- to get $3.5 0 Caps for 1.50 A hOW TI1ET KTAND Wan.

Lola. Pct. A lena. 10 1 902 ctinton I 6 .643 ouIPrn 6 6 .645 TaIL 1 kefendPris 6 6 ,545 I. Johnson 4 7 364 Atilt-Wan Legion ...1 10 091 11eau1iS, National 1Jefenders 11: American Legion National Defenders American 'Legion O.

Clinton 2 I. El. L1. Johns011 1. 7'o4ay's American Legion Vs.

B. L. Johnson It Chilhowee Park. Alcoa at Clinton. Sesilhern so.

National Defenders at CtiiPiowee Park. games launch the serond lap of the City league's divided season. The above table shows the official etnroling of the teams whets the first ball of the schedule was concluded with the playing of litondarg games. The honors for second piece remain to be portioned'out In poeipened games. A double attraction for one admission is ofr.red at Chilhowee park this ftv.r noon, the first garne between tiouthern and the Natiortat Defenders Iteginning tit 215 p.

tn. The American Legion and D. L. Johnson pair off in the second affair. Alcoa invades Clinton territory today for the second time this season.

Mary yttle and Alcoa rooters will travel in sit.tie. a special train of five coaches having been secured to carry the rootir delegation to the scene of the hostilitio4. The special train will reach Knoxville at izao and will talcs on torsi fans who may wish to see the Clinton-Alcoa struggle. A band will ails.) make the trip furnish music wlifl enroute to and from the game. All tkosnis are anxious to get off to a gcod jsd in the first games of this second half and three snappy exhibitions are In prospect -Xtiona JAB ague-New York at Chicago.

kieston at Cincionatt. Philadelphia at Pitiaborgto. liroalya at St. ti alio al League- New York ot Chleogo. Jboston itt Cincionatt.

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. liroalyn it St. I LOOKOUTS Wilt. 4 Memphis, July defeated Meraphia bere today in the openint game of the eerieia 4 to 1. Timely bitting by the visitors and two home-rues by liratehl gave Chattaueega the beat of the lecela, beers: U.

H. Chattanooga, 4 0 0 idemphia 1 1 Mork and 1Nrei4erkorai Nomits and Meyers. 4totrican League. American Leacua. t3 rea St Louie at nesters.

Do-treit at New York. Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia. Couthern Agsociation. Mobile at Birmingham (1). New Orleans at Atlanta (2).

Chattanooga at Memphis. Lock at Nasheilla. Loulo Boston. Do-trait at New York. Ciesskarn' at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia.

ahlaes sivitert. Who is it that has not heard of the famous STEADFAST Shoes for We have sold them As our leaders in Knox. have stood Abe test. But we must part with thembecause wear: going ctut -of businessand must go right now. -The only way to move them last is to practically- give them AWAY.

This we are doing for the to days. EEET FOR TIBERS JOIIIIST011 11110 JOIIIIST011 11110 o. rewir 41 tai to te 11 on tho iv Aws.mo. O.140 r)," 0- AoN: a fr gle tar no, We urge you to come in early to get your fit. We have other make shoes In our we can fit you there is no question about-It that you will find the greatest shoe bargain you have-ever hide or tIational Leaguo.

Boston 3: Cincinnati 1. St. Louis 7-110; Brooklyn 2-t. Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 1.. Chicago New York 3.

tIational Leaguo. Boston 3: Cincinnati 1. St. Louie 7-110; Brooklyn 2-11. Philadelphia 4r Pittliburgh Chicago New York 3.

I Remember, Saturday Is the day, and we wilL be waltin you in our close out sale of 10 days. PETER COLEY 2:08 11101 OPI Medi These Steadfast Shoes are genuine120 values In men's shoes, of the very latest styles. High shoes must go too. Hero they are during the sato for; American League. Irooton.2 Louts New York, I Detroit 3.

Cleveland II; Wasidegton 4. Philadelphia 4. Southern American League. TILDEll VIII! 111111 London. July ILThe Princeton track team won the international meet arsine the Oxford at QUIPOrell club Thursday afternoon capturing six first ti ten events.

six seconds and five Laetbourne. England, July thirds. or by the American system of liam ht. Johnston. of California.

defeat, reckoning. fifty three points to 'Oxed Andre Gobert of Prance, in the first fords thirty seven. angles match between the French and A comparatively email. but brightly American Davis cup tennis teams -hen dressed crowd of irpectators gathered today. The WILS Ct.

114 6-3. to watch the contests and were much The match, which was interrupted inconvenienced by rain. which yesterday by a rainstorm. was resumed ed to stall the program when half corn. under much better conditions today.

plated, but they gamely stock out the The court was reasonably fast as a re meet, which watt finished in sunshina atilt of skiee this morning. The American distance runners per-When play was suspended yesterday formed dissanpointingly. but Brown and Johnston let Gobert 4-3. He maintain- Erdman roinvensated smnewhat ell this advantage toasty and ran out the cleverly won hundred yards and burdprilt set without toeing another game. les, respectively.

Princetonlans 'Mien, Prilladelpita, had easy going on the jump with the won tho second singies tennis match ill weights. the Davis cup elltriatation snatches here E. 3rown- of Princeton we the today from William H. Laurets. of Itee yard dash; EL O.

D. Rudd. or Oa Prancer After the Preachan had cap- ford. the South African -runner was tured the first set. Tilden took the next second; It D.

Clark of Princeto4 three sets and the match. third anW Wood of Oxford was fourth. o-- 'rho toile was won by Millixan of Oxe Holland reached the Antis in the tie- ford. A. Swede of Princeton third.

vis cup elimination contests last Month Rudd of Oxford won the quarter little by defeating the South African team. run. W. Stevenson of Princeton was The winners in the Prance-American second and Lb Adams et Prison matches will meet the representatives ton was of (Treat Britain at Scarborough, July In the 120 yard hurdles C. B.

Erd 15. lt and IT, and the victors in these man. Jr. of Princeton wee first. O.

confeet will play Holland's team for 'Trowbridge. Princeton iPeconk and the right to meet Australia, the present 'tope of Oxford. was holder of the cup. Harrison Thomson. Princeton, "woe the high jump with jump of five rinng your clean, what, nags i feet d-ito inches.

tot the journal and Nvell -44x1rithnesto Weight PUtfirTe waa pay 7c a pound for good ones: 61-2 inches. TILDEll VIII! I 0 4 Some as low as $5.00 the pair. Atlanta 11; New Orleans 2. Birmingham Mobilo Chattanoopta Memphis Little Rock Nashville 6. a iternational At Toronto Jersey City 2.

At Akron Syractine h4. At Buffalo Reading 3. At Rochester-Baltimore. rate. 111 )nriproNitLerrittc.

nezri, 11. Illa041J I. American Association. Minneapolis Columbus S. Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 1,0 Milwaukee 0: bt.

Paul 6 To lode 3. At At Al At Recently we picked up a delayed shipment of the very highest grade Women's and Misses' Pumps and Oxfords. These fine shoes were delayed In the making owing to labor trouble at the factory. You knowsthere has been strikes upon strikes in the shoe market this past season. Well, the same shoes have arrived Just in time for the bit Final Wind Up Sale of this They are being put in at 54 the manufacturer's price anti we are closing them out.

Real 13 to $18 values. Hal In City Clubs For Fifst Half Records of Leagti 2ra South Atlantic League. At Spartanburg 5: Columbia, 2. At Greenville 7 Charlotte 6. At Charieston-Auguata.

rain. Piedmont League. At Winston-14a1Pm Raleigh At Greenaboro-tligh Point. rain. At Durham 10; Danville 2.

Virginia League. At Richmond 11'; Portsmouth 4. Ali others, rain. Texas Learme. At Dalian-Wichita Palls At Fort Worth-tihreveoort.

rain. At Beaumont Galveston S. At Houston 2: lian Antonio 2. 1 IN ar 411 13S, Olituler1.1( hie) Values $15 to $17 With First Lap of Season Gone, Akoa in Hittinz and Fielding DepartmentsLtague Batting Average is 202. On Sale Tomorrow: North Bandon Track.

Cleveland, Ohio, July The Ohio Sucks, of 25,000 for 3:01 troliere, the feature of the week on the Dram Cireiti program. Went to an Ohio drtver today whets Peter Coley. driven Charles Valentine. Colutsibsts. won IA three etralbEnt heats, all hotly contested.

1,1 driven by W. kL Cox. was second, and Peter Jns driven by Geer woe third, Peter Coley won the first beat in a elai.hing drive from Peter June. took tho rieunit from E. Colorado in stretch i-vrint and won the, third front tioldert in A bard drive.

itrusilorf, "swat hi the auction 1, -thug with Pe-Pr Coley, was a keep tits uuttitrnent ic hie backers. lie was hover finishitig eighth in the first sod third boats end fourth In the The Savorn Stake for 2:14 trotters, another to.00e puree event, woe won by Donavan. driven by Tommy Ouri.hy which took tho second and third heats after finishing third in the first. Arlon McKinney. driven by ErFkine.

with second and (leers' Wiki Wiki was third. The 2:12 etas trot went to Walnut Frisco. when he took the second and third atter finlattIng second to Norman IUuft th first. All three heats were hard fought between Walnut Frisco. Nor-titan Diiion and Anode, the latter littlish.

log second in the second and third heats. Ethel Chimee, s.cond choice in the bet. Chg. won the 2:11 class pace in straight hosts: James Albert. the favorite, finished econct.

2.el4 class pacing. purse 2.200 (three heats): ilitiet Chime. b. by Council 1 Ctlim(it (Murphy) 1 1 11 Albert. b.

by Captain Bryson (W. Fleming) i 2 31 Cheriey Sweet. br. te. by Direct iv tloy (Macey) Den Oro Lon.

Abb. need. King Om list, Lady Faustine and Billy Landis ran. 2:111 ellso trotting. purse 21.200( three hes is) Walnut br.

by San kranclseo (Paige) 2 1 1 Norrnen Dillon. b. br Dillon Asworthy (IL Thomas) 1 I by Bergen Kagen) 7 2 3 Hayworth, Jolly Bird, Wagner, Cluanor Asworthy. Little (Irtiv and ebalta also an trotting. the Ohio, purse $5,000 three heAto), Peter Coley.

b. by'reter The orent (Velentinei 1 1 1 11 Colorado, b. by Colorado ((os) 2 Peter Jun e. ch. by Peter The (i leers) 2 3 4 tlialkien Sider.

Brushoff. Lou Todd. Allle Forbes and F14. S. aiso ran.

Ths Tavern 244 trotters, purse li.0,10 (three heats): A'is Donovan, b. by Justice Prook (Murphy) 3 1 1 Artois MeKtney. be. by MCnnev (Kritkine) 1 4 8 vr-t WWI. b.

by Anvil i ft01111) I I 4 Dillon, King Watts. Royal Palm. Pettrevsky. Ante Ashbrook. ilea Me-i creeur Croce Drake aloe started P.

:01 clang trotting, purse $1,400 (two in three heatsy: (luy. b. h. by (luy worthy (Hyde) 1- 2 1 Toodier, b. by Kentucky Tubb (Stinson) S.

1 2 Todd. b. by Todd sc. )'t-shine) 4 Winterwood. Mamie Lucke also ran.

lime-2 :10. t2t0 claim peeing. puree 11,200 (three hosts): PIan4. tx. It.

by Hal lit.i.rd (Palm) 1 1 1 by Matinee iiieers) I I 2 f-agte. ir e. by Wallace (mu0w) 2 2 2 Suntor South, The Beaten Man. and The lillsvr lady elnl started, IVital statistics on -City league doing for the first half of the split season. which ended with the holiday games Monday thew Alcoa to he leadingja hitting Sad fleidinc In the batting column Clinton and the I National Defenders are tied for second Splace with an -average of .209 each.

South- ern is close on Ale Oil'ill heels in the fieldine department, coming- a close second with .911. 1 With only 694 assists credited to the sit With a total of 291 errors ars shows. CLEVE11111D nOri SEIIIITORS Bottinn average for UK six clubs is only .202, whUe ths fielding average is in rum Alcoa proved to be by far the most conistent run fetter. while Clinton leads the field fit the number of Clinton eiratmen irarnerwl and Alcoa, 111. Tips former bare by ter the greatest number et time al bat.

Ileac the difference in avee sten The official dope. so compiled by the official lesson scorer. Is given below, in concise form; Mona Choice of the 11- PO. A- It- A Vs AV 11 11 211 14 21 .248 .121 21 1 211 111. 1 .111 .171 II 11 101 111 11 .201 .111 111 14 21 114 .201 .111 44 11 111 111 11 .112 .11 11 51 271 194 21 -141 .111 Teaint Ca An.

Alcoa 1 It 143 Arvinlean Ceilon 11 Clinton 422 National Defenders it 164 B. Johnson 11 244 Southern 11 11311 Totals 11 2144 11 2166 Washington. July S.Cleveland took another game from Washington today, II to 4., The Washington defense crumbled behind Zachary in the seventh and eighth innings. when the visitors made all their runs. Manager Sneaker, of the Cleveland club, injured hie leg in the eeventh Inning and retired before the game ended.

H. tr. E. elpvelan.1 SOO 000 440-1 12 1 Washington Olt 020 108-4 13 4 CaldwAt, Niehaus. Baby and O'Neill; Zachary and tlharrity.

1MMEm, OMMIMMO Wm. 421 1697 664 261 -202 173 I rp.ovEn PUTZI.E. New York. July York defeated Detroit to S. The Yankees renumfti their hard hitting.

while Quinn proved puss, to the Tigers. Babe Ruth was preeented with a diamondetudded Kat C. fob by local Knights at Columbus and in the fifth inning hit hi twenty. fifth hoe-run of thu season. Seers: rt It.

E. Detroit 001 000 002-2 6 New York Oat 112 IlasI IS 4 Oldham and Ainsrallit; quints and Hannah. Hoffman. Ntr TODA1C OUBLE HEADER PAM AT BBB PDX WIN. Boston.

July pitched Boston to a 2 to I victory over St. Louis today. the Ramo twang marked hy the Celdieg of GEmb'citt, SoU McNally. With two out in the mirth. -Jacohiwn doubted and scored on Wiiitams tilrgle.

Menosky and Foster elnsted aad hot Mater scored on Sootts single, to center its the seventh. Benret It IA St. 1 Abel Cl 10 0411 IS Boloon Sod sea Liata and Severeid; ufl aad 1717 FIRST GAME 2:00 P. U. All Sizes Width3 LEATHERS vim aoth anti Crown Such: Block and Brown Wad rodent and Dun Kid TUE HEELS Covered Lotis Lestaler Lodz fleets Daby loCitall Heels PMitary and Low Heels teat er bLALLL.1...' 4 1.14.1 II Second Game 4:00 P.

M. "STEELARM" DICKEY WINS MST coNsEcuTivE GAVE ATIII.ETICS EVEN SERIEe. rhiladelph.a. July S----Citteare autbatted Phtlaktekuhla today. but the locals won.

to 4. the aeries- After We leh'e home-run with two on base to tho first. end l'rrkinte hom4-r in the arrond. WitliamA setLied down and but for an error by li.i5,brre would have ahut out the tocals for tho rest of the tameSrorokt ft FL F. 00 10 063-4 14 1 11'1101 Liz con B.

'11; C. 210 004 41x --4 6 2 Wiiita revs and Schaka; Perry 4114 Verkins- Columbus. Ohio, July Illekey: the Cabmen of the -Negro Icague. won his twenty-ltrst consecutive game for the Knoxvilie 4 'here this afternoon. eonstitotes a reord.

The local team was outclassel in every tinl the et'llr ndel a 9 count. ta7OriZZ the Ti' 2, roes. Colurnbus 0 1 4 Ok te) 10.g i 1 ffi" ft 3 23 ri 1 i aro' 7 HI -AL- I ilibit Elio. .11 I Lkoa to nay Etowah. Alcoa has accepted the challenge is-I sued by Etowah threiogh these and has contracted Oates fur Monday Adxihn 50clazdin 2.e Children Under 15 Free.

COM GAY AND WALL Knoxville 3 1 8 1 land TuedsdAy. Both- gartte; rv.ckey nd Grimes; Davia ed at the new Alcoa park vuld Jnso. Cons are in crItspeet. 1.