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NATIONAL LIAGUI

YORK. June 16.—-The Gi-

ants nude it three straight from Cincinnati today by taking a tisht Ditching dual by N. Yoluu’: single, Llndatrom’: double and Kelly's ano- riflce fly gave the Giants the win- ning run in. the elahth. Patrick Cardinal Ol-Donnel, Primate of ire- lend. attended the game. Score: R. H. E

Cincinnati 2 8 1 New York ................ 3 9 0

Batteries-Mays and Picinieh; Ring, Greepfield and Snyder, Flor- ence.

At Phﬂadeiphia—- R. % E. Chicago .......... ...-l. 1 1 _1 Philadelphia 8 16 2'

Batteries-Jones, Plercey, and Gonzales; Mitchell and Henline.

At Brooklyn- R. H. E. st. Louis 4 8 1 Brooklyn 0 5 0

Batterles-Sherdel and 0'Faro1l; Vance. mlradht and Hargreaves.

Pittsburgh-Boston. postponed; rain.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Fox News—Prince Edward Orchestra»

AEDEL KRIM‘S PEACE _ Abdel Krim: “on. Allah. how unreliable these inhdeis are: they will not even betray one ancther."—From De Telcﬂruf» Amsterdﬂm-

creamery was quoted at 86% cents to 361/2 cents pe!‘ pound. The weakness was attributed to the in-

(Ciﬂidlall Pm") creased, offerings. The receipts lliONTRl-L-xl. June l~t.-—Thc feat-livere s36 packages. The tone of the life 0i the 0X90" "We l“ Clmlllljlcheese market was easier and pric- iaii grain on me lyimltreul market,“ drrciineii 1,5 to 5/. cent per pound. today was the increased dvmzlllll-lvestern ‘Grades sold at 19% cents. from foreign buyers. 'l‘ilo mil: J1me receipm were 5,721 boxes, bid were in lino with l-xilorlnrsrnusrnes, m beam; was rqporieii

At Clevaland- B. H. E. ‘Philadelphia 5 14 0 Cleveland ...... 0

Batterles-Walberg and Perkins; W. Miller, Buckeye, Benge, Kerr and Myatt. Lee.

Bischoff, Stoner. Gibson, Cooper; Johns and. Manion, Woodell,

At St. Louis- New York . . . . . . . . . St. Louis 1 5 1 Batteries-Shocker and ‘Collins; Gaston, Falk and Dixon, Hargrave.

At Clhioago— Washington . . Chicago“... . . . . 6 1 Batteries- lCoveleski, Ferguson and Ruel; Faber and Schalk.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Jersey City-

Syracuse

JemeyCity...... . . . . 11 8 "Batteries-Boyd, Dicker-man and

Neibergall; Mose and Dnly.

At Baltimoro— R. H. E. Buffalo ............ 4 12 1 Baltimore 613 0

Batteries—Lucey and dMullen; Henderson and Cobb.

At Newark- R. H. E. Rochester 1 3 0 Newark.............. 9 1

Bette rise-Moore and Devlne; Rankine and Wilson.

At Readinr- R. H. E. Toronto ................. 6 7 2, Reading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 2

Batteries—lMaley and Styles; Marquis and Hill.

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Leaders

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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Battlng-Cuyler, Pirates. 378. Runs—~Blsdes, Cardinals, 46. Hits-Cuyler, 78. Doubles-Jhlsch. Giants, 21. Triples-Wright, Pirates, 11. Homere-Eottomley, Cardinals, and Wilson. ‘Cube, 9. - Stolen hnsee-ﬁuyler, Pirates, 12

7; 110st 0.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Bettinm-Ruth, Yankees, .380. Runs-Ruth, Yankees, 03.

' Hits-Burns, Indiana, 31, Doubles-Burns, Indians, 26, Tflblﬂllr-Gehrlg, Yankees, 13. ll-lomers-Jlluth, Yankees, 22.

“Stolen ‘bases-Meusel, Yankees,

lPitch' ,, Pennock, and Hoyt,

Yankees, won 10, lost 4.

VlQWB "nil il- lllltilcllll" “lllllml “litiuict ‘but prices were about the business was ifllllﬁllﬂlixfi. The ll'Zllll"5a]n|; at the regent dgQ]li]Q_ Qimice in cash grain on the riumcslic lllzm, “qmr, handpicked were quotad a; kot urns also morn active, 1il(:l'0l$2_1;', per bums] in car 10m and bolus an imluuvcli d-uuunli fmuiiszns to $2.35 per bushel in smaller oxportors and salvo" of several 10m ’ 79"‘ loads 0i" No, 2 Nrll-llloru will-lit ()'i"I‘AVi“.A. 0nt.. June 18.—-Wiu- werc- made m 52V.- cuuls nor liu-‘iii- nlpeg is offering seconds at Mon- cl over tho Wiullilwr. July "lulu" treai at twenty five cents FOB. C.l.l<‘. Montreal. The nzlr lot bus- prince Edward “ind 1B offering

Dempsey Is " Acquitted

FRESNO, Calit, June 16.—Jack Demnﬂey. world's heavyweight box- ing champion, charged with know. iusiy Permitting the driver of his automobile to exceed the speed llmll. recently. was found not gull-

incss was qulot bllt ilrlccs were un- the same grade at twenty 0mm d9. uhanged. No. 1. (Iauudluu western lh-ered and ﬂndmg dimmmy iriwgﬂglédzyllury l“ the Juall“ Cm!"

0819 W010 qllmﬁll 1"- ﬁl ﬁﬁlilll- N" clearing. Lower prices on seconds 3 C- W-ﬂl 58 Cmilii will NQ- l Twill are expected at Montreal. Toronto at 56 cents per bushel i-Y-Hllifft. Tllr- country shippers report much light export trade und d0m05tit~ trudc ill or receipts, they are paying pro~ spring wheat ilrlur was flllfly 11ml"? duccrs extras 30 to 31. firsts 29, and prices ll-err- well nlainiaincrl. Seconds g2 and making Spies ext- The denlaud , for WlillOr whr-ul i“ 35 i0 33, ﬂi-gtg 34, seconds g7 grades was quiet lilli 1hr: ulldorlollo i" export cases. Quotations for was steady. Tho milliev-d market r-ggs in used casos are 2c less. was moderuioll’ xwlivc uud ﬂrm Montreal dealers paying delivered Extrema dlllinvsls nlnrlu-li iii!‘ trade extras 32 to 35, firsts 34 to 36, sec< in standard grails-s lli‘ rolh-ll (llllﬂ. hulls 30 to 32. Consumlltlvﬁ d9‘ Undertdne to our; situation conilu- nlund is good. Winnipeg market is nod ﬂrm nud ihv lrzllll- volllnlu was piomiy, fair, fi-r-sh oxirzls “urt-

to 35 cents pl-r dllzvu. ltm-oipts myriad Prices tn _ were 812 cast-s. l-‘urtnl-r worlkncsrl 1x5, firsts 32. seconds 27. retail ex- develnpcd ill tho polulu markot and lrzls 37 to 39. ﬂrsis 35. seconds 30, prices were reduced ten to thirty i-ncnlpiﬂ for the week ending June cents per hag. Quohol: varioilos 12m worn 6,343 oases-

wero quotoll at $1.30 ilcr lull: 0i’ 9" pounds ill bulk. Prices for all grail m; oi‘ buitm- worn rodurod ‘,4, conl

ipef poilfld and No. 1 imsicurlzcd U‘ S. TOOTH ACHE Healthy COIldltl0lfi

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flfdhsvsltllrc. “Isidro u (Special to The Guardian) cotton wool saturated wllslllNomoNr. 5"" lll~_rpal" "hardi- rn ‘he cur-Hy o; me lrlcnt of 875.788.127.06 by foreign nations on account o! war debts to: day aided the Treasury in retiring $330,000,000 in maturing securities. The second installment of income ,1 taxes duo today and balances al- , ready on hand permitted Secretary Mellon to complete the regular r. quarterly ﬁnancing transaction ; without the aid of a new issue of.-

Denlers quoting country -‘ illl‘ll“ll ill silippcrs extras 38. ilrsts 26, sec-, 37 cents tn 3R and firstsut 1H 01ml!‘ ouds 21 to 22, delivered cases re- . .. retailers extras ‘

Bill Southworth Goes To Cards

NEW YORK. June 18.—-Ou~tfieid- ei‘ Billy Southworth of the New York Giants, has been traded to the St. Louis Cardinals for Clarence Mueller. also an outfielder. Ne cash

was involved. 7' ‘

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Title Match Will Be Held July 15th,

NEW YOiRlK, June 1s.-lrlrul Berlenbach will defend his world's light-ileavyweight title against Jack Delaney, French Canadian, July 15 at Ebbets Fieldx} Promoter Humbert Fugnzy announced this today after obtaining the aDDYOWIl, of the State Athletic Commission,

Munn Breaks l S1av’s 011ml

HOUSTON, Texas. June 16.— Wayne "Big Munn, Nebraska heavy- . weight, sent John Evko. Sis-v irresi-

seek

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with a broken chin- when he threw‘ him from the ring after eight min~ utes in the second fell oi their fin- ish match. Evkds chin struck the’ edge oi the platform. Evko won the first fall. ' l

Greb Loses Legal Brush.

NEW YORK. June 16.—-Harry Greb, former world's middleweight champion, lost his first iesel brush with his manager, James M. (Rod) Mason, in Supreme Court yesterday when Justice C. L. Guy granted an injunction to Mason restraining Greh from fighting except under Allison's management. This de- uision reverses u ruling of the l State Athletic Commission which Jesse Sweetser. winner of theBrltish amateur goli champions had previously voided the contract |v¢cgiviﬂg the championship Cup from the hands o1 Mr. sue. Gil between the fighter nml his man- 3g Mull-field. sootland. Through sickness Sweetser will be outoit ugcl‘. game (or the rest of the season.

John Miles Expected To Return Today

SYDNEY lvlrNsls, N. s, June m.‘ —~Johnny' Miles, Marathon chum-l

Must Not Fly Low Royal Hunt Cup Over Oarsm

(Canadian Press) NEW llAVEhI-Iilonn. June l6 _ , ASCOT, Eng, Jllnc 16.—L0 u As- Following a conference bill" lose, lliasla, on tomorrow lnorningsltork Cross Bu“, won [he rnoyal the Yale and Harvard athietic rxpress, but lls will not tarry long Hum Cub hem tom» flora“ and m“ Connecﬂcm s;

. the new law administering a ‘ Tomorrow afternoon and evening sentence of fifteen days would

Gross-Bow Wins

ue, with his parents, will he the B, M guest of New Waterford at a public _ reception in honor oi his Boston and recent victories. The town's welcome to ‘Miles will be extended 1t the New Waterford hospitshaf- _-_-_ ter which he will attend a baseball MONCTON. Jul-c 16.—School ath- game. i41- the evening Miles will he , lotus urt- oxpectt-ll i0 lm iii Mmicton the guest of honor at a pllbllc hall. I in lurlzc numbers ou Saturday whore presentations will be matiolduno 26 on which (into the Marltiiliql, l0 llllllliell’ 11ml lllﬁ liﬂrents. llll0l‘:l](’illliil|i~ili\c X1021 will lm lmld lOll .10 . . 1 . , . gﬂyiindg her-Q ' l i i i . English Soccer lillgf.’ f.-3i..211“‘iii.iii.‘lf.“i’.tilﬁiiffi - ' ‘lllliflcﬁ for the meet will close on Inluredl-luue 23 with the President or the A lorllcoii illgll School Association, CAiISARY, June 16__ waugh-‘MOHPIOIL t-euirehul-flofdthllal English football onln, sira ue t a muscl of li~ neck in an atltonlobilaeaollisiblll that occurred when the tourlstsl were reluming from the Prince or NATIONAL LEAGUE Walee ranch last night. Waugh and‘ Foxall were passengers in a earl ‘ _ Won Lost RC. that turned turtle after colliding (liiPiilFilil . . . . . . .. 31 24 563 with another cur on the Maoheoll}l'llll*l>ill'l:l1 . . . . . . .. 560 lFBll. two miles from the city, lﬁgl. Louis 536 "'11" Péllﬂried liy Lnwrie Edwards. vllllfllii" 509 that Foxall had escaped injury and lirnnklyu 500 would replace Waugh. gen" York .. . 500 __?__¢.>_____ osion 440 Philadelphia _ _ _ , _, 20 334 l - . ‘ AMERICAN Mlss Sport W111 A5001‘. Eillland, June lit-Grac- _gilznyork ' ' ' ' ‘ ' " ed by the presence of the King and PM, d”; I Queen. and with society out in full c; ‘f’ M“ ' ' ' ' " force. Monet's reputation as being wevﬁland ;thai most. fashionable turf gathap- ma’ iugm" ' ing in the country, was well aus- 0t tninod ‘vhen tile course on Agqoi Heath today was thrown open to the public for the first day 0f the ‘ four-day meeting. The finest of the turfs thorough.

brads are here to battle for the rich

prizes in numerous important '

events. Today's outstanding races €—-"

were the Ascot Gold Vase and the

Ascot Stakes. _ i

The Gold Vase was captured by P ‘K l ~ Sir cool-re Noble's High A", pg \\\\ lil- tr; p;

W. Jiorloclrs lviiatley flniahs a i . , . length behind High Art. and 12ml ‘l1 ‘i llloaeboryh Bongrace was third, two i" W‘ ""-- ~r',,‘ l ongths away. High Art started ll l till , at odds of 80 to 1 against. ‘ ‘ '

H. L. Cottrelii Miss Sport vmp the Ascot Stakes by a neck from C. M. IWoolen'e Catalin, with M. N. lCalmannh Tourneool lees than a lenath away in third place. Min 811314 Iaohltartedat l Tournesol at

A aabaflfaio w!!! you.

police, it was stated tonirht i enforced if aviators fly low o the Yale-Harvard regatta 0n ' day, June 25, during the races. iii}-

Mussolinfs Cab- inet a Group of Young 0n

(Associated Press.)

itOMii, Jullv lfl.—\'illlllil l“ ililNliy out or iilvll- locus. lll'0i‘ii lug lulu high gnvcrlluu-niai llllll ul positions fnrul|erl_l' rrserlﬁil ‘l for ploy-beards.

The cnhinot ni‘ Premier liilll lilli, who will be inrlklllmmn‘, 29, includes one mull illlw” nine, one of thirty and 0119 thirty-two. ltnlo nlrlllo. Wlif Under-Secretary for Public ll!" iu the “llaby" of the Cabinet. Dino Grandi. Under-Secretary Foreign Ailnlrs and one u nlont inﬂuential men in the no‘ yields this distinction lly less I one year. Giacomo Susrdo. Vi: Secretary of the Primeliin! now thirty-two. has held oﬂlcil more than- two years-

Ages of the Ministers also ' quite low. Ciano. Minister 0i

_ munications, -Belluzzo. 0f “m”

Economy, and Giurlaii. oil?!" Works, are fifty. Count Von.“ Finance, and ‘ Rocco. of 5"‘ are fifty-one. whilo Ferlole 01E” lie Instruction, and Di SM the Colonies. are but u fewtyﬂ older. Fed noni. nf the i119 is the dean, eing sixiY-

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