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- "- .- ! mmtmSS-- mmmmmmmmmmm EASY BERTHS BY NEW REGULATIONS TO HEAD OFF GOBB t n ' - , By iOUIS A-- DOUGHEK. Probable Line-u- ps Baseball draff dodgers now with tie Steel League or with the tenons : IN BAHINGHUSH LOOKING EM QVER shipyard leagues, are threatened with the passing of their dream. A new For Today draft regulation is said to be under considerationhat, when adopted, will By LOUIS A. DOUGHER send Joe the Painter and his companions to the army camps, their places BROWNS. GRIFFMEN going to has come to life with the "He's just a big; cry-baby- ," says the average fan, who reads of Baba men in deferred classes. Tobin, cf. Shotton, If. ending Wednesday Maisel, bat. In the week Bath's leap from the Red Sox for twenty-fou- r hours. "He just couldnt "There has been a suspicion that a number of men without previous . 3b. Foster. 3b.- i. the Georgian added eighteen points to stand being fanned twice in a row, especially after all the applause ha occupational experience making their services especially valuable," says, terl lb. 'JHlan! cf.' his total, and now stands at the .342 - got for winning the game Sunday. Harry Harper showed him up, that's xu.k uucuwit- juaraa juonDoy, 01 mew xoric, nave employment Hendryx. If. Schulte, mark, which entitles hfm to second ootainea rf. all, Harper with curve ball. Yuh can't tell me anything- - with the Emergency Fleet Corporation for the specific purpose of evading Gedeon, 2b. Lavan, ss. place, close behind George Slsler. his else." The Brownies first sackerhad-toad- d Wagner,, close friend Ruth's, to military service. Austin, ss. Morgan, 2b. Heinle a of went "Baltimore and c. Ave points himself to keep ahead of "Where such cases are discovered. f Nunamaker, Picinich, c coaxed the big fellow to change his mind about 'pitching forithe Chester Severeid, c. Casey, the Jungaleer. they will promptl ybe up ' c shipyard team July 4. Ruth's friends describe, the whole affair as a sign taken with dives Into the circus seats for fly Uallia, p. Harper, p. George Burns and Babe were s the, Emergency Shipping or balls and, to show could go Ruth T Board Just he Davenport, p. --Johnson, p. the biggest losers among the lead- that their hero is "temperamental." Navy in the other direction, he galloped .4 the Department so that the an Something be wrong with base out into center for Flclnlch's attempt Houck, p. Ayers, p. ers for the week. Connie Mack's must practice will be destroyed.' Rogers, p. ball when such things happen right t With such a rule In effect all Class at a and snared it with a Shaw, p. dropped eleven points, while . leaping catch. Wright, p. Hansen, p. s along. Of course, Joe, .the painter. 1 men who Jumped baseball for 1 Ruth lost nineteen in with "bomb-proo- 1 gfcatjaJt.A,,. many f" Jobs will find them Bert Shotton also enjoyed a field Sothoron, p. Brennan, p. Ait.:xvStk&AifJiti the enemy heavers. proved to the satisfaction of li 1 w.upet. selves ordered to report to the na- day. He got a single and a triple fans that he lacked sand. Since he Cleveland 43 S SZS Chlcaro..... 1133 army. and twice contributed wonderful Game at 3:30 o'clock. Zeb Milan held his own. neither Boston 4131 rtul. .171 tional Anions such plaers. Here's , the Boston - declined to face the music of the York- 3130 JOs!Ja'r ,411 ning catches. He robbed Baker of losing nor gaining, and stands in Nw - Detroit 240 S ore Joe Jackson, the painter of Wil- machine guns, other Washlscton 40 St .Ml' Philadelphia If 45" .2S mington; George Du Mont and Ed a blow by going far over into cen- slugger, who caused a furore the fifth place, with a mark of 323. Huns' several It Gharrity, formerly of the Griffmen; ter for a sturdy drive in the fourth, other day by quittiing the Red Sox This is Ray Caldwell, who may be Following are the unofficial rec- erstwhile heroes have followed his TeaUraJay's Games. Si and raced to the army barracks In ords including last Wednesday's example. Dutch Leonard, of the Red Sox: BUI for twenty-fou- r hours. Visions of turned into an outfielder before Washuuton. 3: Nesr York. L gH$Fewster Ed Monroe, of the frqnt of the pavilion for Pipp's foul the games: you Imagine Jlramle - Boston. 4: Philadelphia. 3 OO laBicxs). and In the fifth. a raid by the steel leaguers loomed season Can what .c- Tanks, and Al Mamaux, of the BILLWAISGAN ends. The Yankees need a American Leasee Batting. Aleer or Jesse Burkett would say J Dodgers, to name a handful. And don't forget Val Picinlch. before the magnates ,but Ruth came hitting gardener in right field WetTc Where Tfcey Flay Today. 7 That kid's the goods. After the and about these "temperamental" players St, Louis at Waablnrton. Indians Slake Fight. right back, had conference Detroit Philadelphia. - Yanks had (cored in the fifth, he a with Caldwell is likely to be placed there Player. Clnb. Gi AB. K. II. SB. PC.-- oa or these Jumpers? It would be sulphur- at The Indians are making a wonder- stole possible score by pick- Harry Slater, St. L. l .S ous to an extreme, but Its tenor would CMcaco at New York. another Frazee and went to work as soon as Huggins finds another II Ul tl 3).J Cleveland at Boston. ful fight for the 1Q18 pennant; but the ing "Ham" Hyatt off third. Gllhoo-ley'- s RECEIVES ORDERS again. CObb. Detroit.... SS K '1 3 Ml JJ be somethtntr like this: burlcr. "A-a-- guys o' yel- - future is dark for them. Already Bill pats wpuld have scored "Ham" Baler, N. Y...... tS 33 IS M , .33 .J them is a lot warabsganss been ordered to re- across only for that lightning peg. Bums. 4S SS 33 3 .331 .11 ler dogs, that 3 alL Can t stand the NATIONAL LEAGUE has r gass." port July 25 for duty with the army. And it was Val'H timely drive In the Games by Milan. Wash.k.... 71 3M si sj ii Won PHe&en Cunes Len hr XI ja . Jlay Chapman is already enlisted In ninth that brought over the winning From These Q,k To These Club. IIoODer. Bosn 0 31 47 li W.LPrt W.UPet. run. AMERICAN LEAGUE Pipp. N. Y U "54 J7 it Jll Thlrry-sL- x Are Gone. Chlcaro.... C 21 .a: Boston... . .ID the nary, and will be taken before R 3M : f1 .1 nx Walker. PnlU.... d a x New York.. 41 24 .642 Brooklyn.... 17 .411 the season ends. how they will 41 117 43 J . Thirty-si- players are reported to a Just Grlffnrn Grab First. PITCHING Rutll. Boin 3 1 J Philadelphia XZ 22 .WO St. Louis... 27 41 JJT he able to stave off the Bed Sox. twoj 'gone, It. Joncj. Det.... IT U S 17 .104 . have joined either the army or the PUUtmrsh- -. 34 .4331 Cincinnati.. 23 23 .331 With Ih , the fourth. 1 ss 31 20 9 .200 "ianks and Griffmen remains to be . . r-- 2 Johnion. St. L... ( 1918 got Shanks off Mo- - S Speaker, 73 3S U 9 .4 navy since the season of , i - ' S9a'tbed a blow i tHev.... S3 seen. f & Su 1) 2M YeaterUnr'a Ga shaping iftftrjrldge wjth a swinging Lavan BOSTON', July 6. Bill Wambsganss. e 'A t S Pltpher and cljb. W.L.P.C. 2 a b S ( u. Murpby. CHI M HI 0 .3 under way. This does not Include Joe The Griffmn:re fast bunt. Pratt. X. Y S 3T. 70 Httsborrti. it; New York. 4. the Painter, Oscar the Gasman, et aL, St. Lottls. ; Chicajiv I, as the likeliest team to take the walked and Ray Morgan produced the the Indians' crack , Chicago...- - . S 1 .K3 Wam'rajs. Qev.. O 343 X 74 13 S.3331 .10 , i l In- Iiber. (4 Z ri lead. The Bed .Fox have started blngle ha received his marching orders. On 2 Thormahlen, N. Y-- 2 .777 Deramltt. St. L. 203 27 C3 37 J3 either. About a dozen players have that sent Shanks scurrying .7 (I 333 23 47 VTnert Tfcey TodJLJv ternal troubles, the Ruth episode be- OACr 2 Coumbc. Clete.... . 3 .7M WooJ. aev big league baseball the Steel P1t the pan. July 25. he must report for military .13 C9I. . 3". 31 34 7 .333 .10 quit for New Tork Ccicaco. ing a straw in the wind. I'urther-roor- e, t Jlajr". U"t I .73 Mcilultin. lit League brand in the same time. at In the next frame the Tanks cam duty at Camp Zachary Taylor, Louis- 1 Morton. Cleie . s s .ci: Weaer. Oil (3 233 21 C$ 13 fi .1 Iirooilyn at St. Lonls. the army draft has begun to . S 4 3 U 0 .331 Kven If the Government is willing Boston back with one. With one gone, Eortle ville, Ky. 1 I.ove. N. V t .C7 Picinlch. Waaa .. :i f.M at Plttsbuni. break up the team. singled and IIatt lived on Morgan's .. Harper. Watoh .7 Craney. Clev 35 17 S It 2 J31 .M for to contlnne Philadelphia at Clnclnnatt Wally Pipp Is due soon to leave the boot. Al Walter punched "We have known all along that Johnton. Wuch...-fXJone- .IS 8 .(I) Bus. Det 381 41 3 10 2SJ during the war, the managers are Yankees, breaking up famous a sine'e t. Doet .62S Gllhooley. N. T.. C3 237 42 G Z .27t tJ the Wt, Bodie. Mogrldgrt slapped Wamby and Chapman would be 6 4 13 "l rure to have their troubles finding BIG LEAGUE "Murderers' Row" and slowing up the 3 Williams. llot ...... S34 .&) Cunnlnirh'm. Dtt. 37 54 0 .27 -- BIFFERS. another flngle o left, tilling called." said Fohl today, 1 Host iSC Heil.-n.i- Det 2S 33 CJ 10 .10 piayers. the iltijrWje. tl AB IT. ATSW infield. might until .. .757 S ."i3 41 S3 1 .10 m It looked dangerous until Pici- "but thought It not tome FcfctHenbach. CtL. SchulU, Wash.... J2 Warker, Athletics 1 3 LOO The wide open bLc. U. 5 .ISJ . 30 Si 7 1 ... 1 Indians ma ycrack nlch picked Hyatt off Gilhoolcy later In the season. His going Is mi re Claliu. ft. .7 Mail, Hosn li Morale. Munch, Athletics ...... 1.00 third. 1 .... 63 273 SI 7 Islnff the when Wamby and Chapman leave, or w but to bother us. but we hope for the Ayer. Wash I I l Tobln. St. L Thorpe. Giants roto even Wamby out ilked. Foster threw out Peck Hol...... s i :t Caldaell. :. Y.. S II 1 11 I 71 .4 Certain ball players say that It Is GrlSs with of that infield. and the best." Inard. . S S .171 24 70 10 Lavan...... And right along like Yanks no more. I Hound. DU.... Veacb, Dot 47 33 70 .13 rapidly becoming Impossible to keep Kllllrer. Cubs rushing a SLanks opened the v The main strength of the Indians .. tilldwtll. N. V . S I -5 Shtun. Boss. ... S SZ .ti 3 7 .270 .10 Ill .at ninth ith a Bolls-Boy- . 4 game, on Tousi. Claau 12: .a is Mr. Griffith's machine, for the pennant is r Kalllo. Det X E. Cbi.. 274 .21 their attention on the not Ill blow to ie.lt. .,ut jne in their battle i Collins. i ni I 114 every tait Iavan beat .. . L...... s .zu 1 1 strong in department that " firo'-oat- Infield. Wamby of It, Miocker. i Can. II. Chi O : Mi .14 the field, but after they have doffed nra the e line. Pipp their With out . 7 Ocl S slugging. His pitchers are strong, eied go I Ih'j. Det 7 .. I Utran. Wash 1 2M 27 7 .361 .7 is getting worse of Morgan's many believe things will rough l-. 1 their uniforms. It bunt and got Hank at : Cle... .10 .KS i Bodle. X. Y 23 2S 3 .S3 WEL TAKE MOVESillAS his fielders accurate enough and his league . S J(r0 1 i J in the days of the Federal third, but Picinlch crashed to and with the leaders. rucby. Cle'e 3 Collius. Chi ... I JS2 I. 40 .23 . than timely left . . J. pokers doing their bit. The when Uodle i iiii.ii. i'"t ... I JM Slanagx. Det .... 1. - J63 .33 League Invasion. failed u stop the roller Ft 4 .rrn "i Griffs look good right now. Itogrra. !. .4 i . 55 131 1 "-- 0 .1S Uncle Sam Is constantly plucking SOLDIERS Li van scored the winning rua. 1 .,. 2 jua BUbere. Chi... CHASE 123 LEADINGTENNISLUB Gruuiu. Cl!ie i O'Neill, CI 131 13 .6 or player from the various "Ha. Bo." Grin Griffs. .. 1 1 . z .u Clv this that es Ileni. Chi i Mclnnls. 7 343 24 R .1 "hero-prov- .. V . S 10 .411 1 1 Bo3.... teams. Here and there a "Ha. ha." irrlns the Griffman today. LEADS TRAP I : l:ii.sll. N. . . 36., 6 SHOOTERS. . S ..VM I 1 Roth. ov.. entering a muni- he puts down corn bread and i : Sothomn. St. L..... I 50 10 .253 .1 a "ham" by sb bis DRAWS LAYOFF TODAY . I S .411 1 1 mlt!i. St. I. ... Tomorrow Manager Griffith will HAGKHSTOW.V, Md., C .. l . Jrfttilh. Host 43 9 .7 tions plant or a shipyard. Those left reads the league standings. "So the July I.es t Det ...... 4 S i Austin. SI. t. .23, Krlckon. .III i 1C 1 4 .5 the time and hold a "baseball scramble" for his thought they had something ter German, to- i 1 4 C .4'1 3 3 Thomas, IVvn.. are reading about this all Tanks the well knoun shot, 'i daniK, I'M: Si 23 Ct .1 2,000 ' N V 1 1 Sutton. U'lA. It worrying about their own cases. soldier guests, 300 baseballs be- on us, did they? Ha, ha!" day leads professionals an- Ilnniran. : 113 ", "S 1 the In the Racquet Club, leading In the Sub- .3 .) 1 Itilta . r .im Ol.rrlr.l And morale Is suffering as a Peeking over the- Grlffman's shoul- tleary. I'hl'a : HI 1 22 the ing the prize. Moving pictures are t nual Hagerstown Rod and race, .. Del.... .4fi 1 St. i can see Gun Club urban Tennis League draws out l I'unnlnsliain. : i 1.. (1 l result. der, the fan that the New 1 i I OreSB. i'lilla 10 .413 1 Peek'pa'irli. N. T. C be taken of the wild rush to the out- event with 91 out of 100. S. H. Haw . 72 274 2 70 Yorkers are now In third place, of competition today, while six other . Clil c 10 rrj 1 Judre. Wish... . W. i 33 field for the regulation "spheroids,' to kins and D. Wesocarter tied in teams play. St. L... 4 .361 Gedeon. SI I.. .. 7 ZA 3me Live Staff. thanks their three defeats at l i Iiaenlort. 73 3 the amateur event. Prince- .. 1 1'erry. Phl'a I II .333 Cluipman. CIf . II '3 League Is as Uncle Nick Altrock terms them. Georgia avenue. They arrived lead Holmead entertains Euclid. i 214 27 M .11 Even the International league. They meets the Bureau of Standards, l . Ifjers. Plilia .1 .333 Stnink. Iton . . 5' These movies will be shown all tha ers of the have left ton .. CM ..... 3 I .33.1 Keleh. Chi 3 is .11 staging some live stuff. Not content at MARINES i nnziiiaun. 10 in third place and much, very much WIN IT. and Argle meets the Home Club Yincllpc. .... 1 3 .333 Miller. N Y .. '.0 1"' 1" - 10 army camps. wath .. with signing Germany Schaefer and wiser players. 1 lcu.wll. Clil 1 3 .333 SV-a- Bn-n- sj n r. 13 A.2 Murines from the Washington Ear-rac- 11 321 Cy Symour. they pulled this, to quote The Camp Meigs Band will be at By winning ten of their thirteen Mtruck. Waib. .. Numal.er. St. u .v 11 " . C .301 304 21 31 J) .4 Baltimore paper: the park today. Grlff-ne- ni defeated the Steel Plant to 3 Jauiea. tet I Vlti. Det a It will be there as games since coming home, the MILES MAIN JUMPS. 40 10 230 CO. C. G. manager Miak. Wah 1 19 .333 Lore. N . Y 22 "SYRACUSC. N. Y June Dr. long as the Griffmen winning. are today but two and a half Hausten. of the Steel 4 3 .2 are PHILADELPHIA, July 6. Miles Danforth. CbL 10 ,3S Scott. Bonn O Kt William Scanlon, of Brooklyn, former games behind first place. Further- Plant team, wants games and can be Lcudernitil, St. 1... : 2 nev .37 W i: .: .3 "Colonel Glenty has promised us the , Jumped Kan. 10 41 .247 Pittsburgh and Brooklyn National more, as is usual with winning teams, reached at Lincoln 3S1. branch 4G. Main, the Phillies' has i.a 1111 Gerher. S. U.. 11 J band while we're winning," laughed they are making their own breaks to Lebanon In the Steel League, leav- Johnson. Wash 73 1 .217 .1 League pitcher, twirled Syracuse to a . 24 23 .214 .22 game -head- er Griff today." "That means engi- ing Pat Moran with five twlrlers on Wlllla:ns. Phila. 24 137 17 41 3 .13 Kopn. Phila... lt II victory In the first of a the and mighty guide to take advantage WANTS VIC ALDRIDGE. J21 11.1 II 2S 2 .243 zi - s .333 lt.ndrvr SI. 1. against Jersey City here today. neers will stay us summer.1 them. the eve of a swing through the West. GROH, WILLIAMS, AND jiann. tni i ,i M 103 12 3J 3 .213 .21 with all f ST. 6. Oil (3 32i 33 72 .330 .27 Marsana. N Y... Dr. C. W. Demons, of who LOUIS. July Undo Sam Main left, raying he had a sore arm, laskert. . 73 233 21 61 .241 .11 thls.cltr. Tesreau, N. Y.. II 32 2 7 1 J1S Korter. Wash Tanks Lose Last One. going home. Instead he 1 47 4 .210 caught Dr. Scanlon at Syracuse Uni- wants Vic Aldrldge, the Cubs' pltcber. and uas went McCabe. 13 K 5 1 Shannon. PHIa... n 1! PASKERT POUND PHL Chi.... i Jll 41 12 17 .240 1S99, appeared The Tanks lost their final clash to Lebanon and defeated Sparrows Holloeher. Chi X II S .113 J Whiteman Bosn 14 versity In as catcher He has been ordered to hold himself .C M .2 j 20 11 .2M here. 3 to 1. They always had a on July 4. Brk.. 34 114 11 33 1 J07 Shank. Was"! rt while Scanlon was pitching." In Point . 32 143 17 34 2 .2"! 2 ALL DRAFT MEN to win, luck readiness to report to the national St. L. . 33 115 30 3i 4 .304 .13 Hannah. N Y -. get away Grlfj chance but Just Wasn't He'cote. 3 22 23.- .1 Can't from It: Clark ATTENTION! army. Wil- Bacley. IS IK 31 41 10 .201 Meiov. Phila . II IK with them, that's alL It was with Heine Groh. of the Beds: Cy Puts.... .u , 231 -- 4 nth will pitch a game yet. WILL QUIT TOMORROW. rt, Chi.. sr ti a TOU can rsnder Pas-Ue- UeboM. the Griffs. liams, of the Phillies, and Oode NATIONAL. LEAGUE CLUB BATTING. m 2". 30 M 227 44 3m Important I). Morean. W,h. service J. Grunting Shaw grunted the FRED ANDERSON HOPS. SEATTLE, July Tomorrow will of the Cubs, pounded the pill Week Gardner. Phil . . CI 21! 21 52 22512 j with tno troops '. Taney In Trouble. Tanks into utter helplessness In every see the end of the 10IS race !n the hard last week, each adding many Oaln Schalk. Chi . . 6 2M 23 IS 235 now belnr organ- SEW YORK, July 3. 4 24 211 .1 - frame but the fifth. They collected Fred Ander Pacific Coast International League. points to his batting average. Boss Clutvi. Gs. AB. R. II. SB. Pf. Loss Perkins. Phila . .1 110 Fred Tone)- started In like a holy ised to alJ In tno son. the Chkasis 2113. 37S 573 63 .211 N. 3 53 12 2 .203 .4 protection of tha 3 blngles and a walk with Morgan's Gtants'spitballer. has follow By playing until then the league will Young, of the Giants, In losing nine i Walters. Y... terror in the National League. He Capital Cincinnati .... 63 3I4 213 5t3 52 .263 .1 LEAGUE CLCB BATTING. National fn that Inning, and one whole ed Jeff Tesreau and hopped' to the retain Its territorial rights and its points, fell out of the .300 class, York 61 213S 271 SO AMERICAN won his first five or six'' games, and In eaa of emer-- League. New liS .Ml 3 Week izHL run resulted. Not much, tffot enough. Steel players. Luderus lost five points and dropped Brooklyn 63 2N2 172 6U 50 .313 .1 Galn the Redland fans were with him to rencv. Ma-ge- e CI 20S2 now In tho with Grunting going at his best to .29G. Al Wlckland and Lee I'ltUburc 333 Sli lot .217 .1 r.s AB. R. n SB PC --Lass a man. Then the bottom fell out of ENLIST J. 2n". Player. Club. National Guard of the on. CRUISE COMES BACK. two more to drop the Philadelphia.. 64 2113 50 44 lj . 66 m S1J 42 .271 .1 Toney promptly began from then PLAYS CLARENDON. are out sf 66 21" 54 New York 22 the Beds and District et Colombia. Mogridge. Boston 237 It; .rt7 .S St...... 70 22 233 537 73 .261 .1 the Tanks' southpaw, charmed circle. 4 61 Louis. to lose a string about as long. Secur for Toursalf. until Operations, ST. LOUIS. July 6 Walton SL LAUts 67 23IS 223 .231 47 23 tSI 67 .K2 .1 was good most of way. But-Iiic- wlnrer of the first series Cruise Following are the team and Chlcncn r.t Is whispered ion are caUed to the Na .the totals BAslort 69 2221 70 t .231 .t Now It that the fans In Navy has rejoined the Cardinals. After -- tional Army, valuable military wasn'vwith him and the Griffs bunch the Interurban League, plays the .300 hitters In the National HIS n 473 237 71 of Cincinnati have suddenly remem- i'sSP conferring with his draft board In FINDS "FUTURE." Wahlnrton -- 't training In the District Guard, ed two walks aria" two blows on him League: . . 3 T--i 2T "0 i 1 Toney Is playing Clarendon at Clarendon tomorrow Alabama he has been allowed defer- Cleveland :1 bered that ball this under experienced Instructors. in the fourth for a run and slapped NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTINC. nilLADELPHI V, JulV C Claude D'lroll 63 r.t 1' season only because he Is waiting Improvr afternoon at 3 o'clock. red classification. 110 435 232 .1 Tuna lou Ysur three safeties away.is the ninth; get- Week Davidson, who "resigned" from the Philadelphia 65 rut - trial for evading the call to the colors, Chance Early Promotion after ting one run. r'ialn Athletics on the ground tlUt "baseball and they're telling him about it n art. cnlleil to the ealors. There PEPCOS WILL PLAY. WILL PLAY FINAL. Plaer Club. Cs AB R, II SB. FOXHALL DEFEATED. la But One Drill Meat Knch Week. Doyle. V M 21 3 111 1 held no future" for him. found Toney is out on ball on charges of Bdle la Brillant. X 'J II hs his nUCBCITINO OFFICE OPEN EVEN- The Pepco Juniors meet the Tigers CHICAGO. III.. July C W. H. Tll- - Markle. Chi , St X 13 10 .243 - M "future." It Is with the Chester Ship Berwvn A. C defeated the Foxhall evading the military draft and for Francisco Pizxola, mayor of New 41 175 .2 INGS. EXCEPT SUNDT. AT NA on the Monument Lot today, and want den, Jr., and Charles meet to Daubert. Brk .. 23 61 .343 r team in the sniypara He A C. by 8 A on Berwyn field,! alleged infraction of the Mann law, 7S Tori's, Italy," brilliant; Garland Groh, Cincinnati, to 237 U 7 .341 .U to the TIONAL GlJAnD AHilORV. I, "little was to hear from the Agriculture Ueasen-ser- a day clay played shortstop Thursday the won IS the forgot while he NORTHWEST. in the final round of the J. C Smltb. Dot- - U 330 3d 7t 4 J34 . for The losers have out of 13jl but fans that STREET Iwico be, xoolc teadloas in regard, to Atamc, court championship. Xtaff, n, T..JH sa a wt puiiaers. was winning. -- 3.