Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 June 1919 — Page 11

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Americans Place In Inter-Allied Games

3 PERSHING STADIUM, ?ARIS, June I 24.—With a baseball victory over the 1

Canadian nine and the placing of three men In the finals of the 100 and the 116 ni«ter da#hes. the American team got •ay to a good start on the first day inter-allied games held in

A zning stadium. An International of 25,000 persons watched the jfjftntests. Robert Simpson, of Colum.rbia. Mo., record holder in the high and low hurdles. 120 and 220 yards, respectively, and Pat Ryan, of the

Irish-American Athletic club, New York, champion hammer thrower, unfurled the stars and stripes at the opening of the games, with, aviators soaring overhead

Athletes from the British dominions Shared the nonors of th» day with the Americans by winning two oX the four principal races.

In the 100 meters dash Edward Teschner, Lawrence, Mass. Sol Butler, Hutchinson, Kas., and C. W. Paddock, Pasadena, Cal„ all won their heats, while Private J. Howard, Canada, and Lindsay, of New Zealand, captured their heats In the same event. The time made by the sprinters was not extraordinary. The day was cold and clear.

In the baseball cam?. W. B. Fuller, formerly of the Washington American league team, shut out the Canadians, 5 to 0, much to the delight of S.000 Amerlcaa soldiers in the bleachera

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5 is the product of over fifty years' experience in manufacturing cements. S does not require soaking or any

preliminary preparation. It is ready for use immediately after mixing,

'either in summer or winter and it may be mixed near the work, as mortar is required by the mason. sets in about four hours. It may

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be retempered, if necessary, without material impairment of

strength, but re-tempering any good cement is bad practice. fills the demand of discriminating

architects for a reliable, straight, practical mortar which can be con

veniently made in the proportions specified and which will prove better th^n mortar made of lime and cement. i pleases the builder because it

works long and buttery because i joints may be struck quickly and

barrel. Each sack weighs

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New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago ... Brooklyn St. Louis .. Philadelphia Boston

11 Pntoata For Outfielder.' CHICAGO, June 24.—Oscar Felsch of Chicago 'White

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Monday established

what is believed to be a world's record for putouts made by a major league outfielder when he caught eleven flies lh a regulation nino-inning game between Chicago and Cleveland. Some of his chances were difficult ones.

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venient to mix, therefore, in any proportions that may be .specified.

mixed one to three with clean,

sharp sand, or eight sacks ©f BRIXMENT to one yard of sand,

makes a mortar that in a short timf equals building brick in crushing strength.

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therefore, it is especially adapted for use underground or in damp

places. Joints made of it are nearly damp-proof. costs no more than ordinary lime

and the use of it obviates the necessity for the usual lime mortar-

bed therefore, it is not only cheaper but better than lime mortar or any combination of lime and cement.

V. eliminates all uncertainty as to re-

.suits. When it is properly used, the architect, the engineer, the

contractor and the owner all know that the building is the best it is possible to construct of brick, 5 for the strength of the bond equals that of the brick.

RATIONAL LEAGUE,

HOW CLUBS STAJV'D. Won Lost 33 31 80 ..... 37 ..... 24 ..... 22 ..... 16 16

Clubs

16 19 22 34 28 29

Batteries—Bagby and ONeil Cicotte, Kerr and Schalk.

St. Lpuis... ltOOlHO 0—-2 0 Detroit 11102000 •—5 9 0 Batteries—Shocker, Koeb and S#v» eretd Leonard and Stanags.

Philadelphia... 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0— 4 8 4 New York 51210200 •—11 12 1 Batteries—Rogers, Thompson and McAvoy, Shawkey and Hannah.

National Notes.

Rain kept the Cubs and Reds apart.

Stensrel's homer cams with 'one on and won for the Pirates. He also singled

four times up.

Rudolph blanked the T*hWs tintil the ninth when they made two runs, falling shy one tally of knotting the count.

The Phils outhlt the Braves, 12 to 6, but couldn't score until the ninth.

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IT IS SURE A BEAUTY.

We have it in our sales room and will be able to make "prompt delivery.

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Only two games were played In the National league yesterday afternoon, the BTaves nosing out the Phils in the ninth, 3 to 2, and the Pirates defeating the Cards ly the Same score. Scores: Washington... 1 1 0 1 1 1 3 2 2—12 18 1 Boston .r.-.. 0 1 0 000 1 0 1— 3 5 4 .Batteries Harper and Gharrity Caldwell, Mays, Iumont and Walters. Cleveland... 10000002 0—3 5 1 Chicago 00100000 1—2 8 0

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Indianapolis, 6 Columbus, 12. Louisville, 1 Toledo, 7. Minneapolis-St. Paul (wet grounds). (No other game scheduled).

M0LINE, 4 BL00MINGT0N, 3.

MOLINE. 111., June 24.—Takinf advantage of Turner's wildness in the first Inning, Moline scored three runs, enough for victory over the Bloomers In yesterday's gama. The final score was

Kellerman, 2b... 4 0 Coltrin, ss..»'V Orcutt, cf Sykes, lb....i Henline, C. ... Kibble, If Thompson, rf. Sands, 3b. .. .. Turner, p....i •Dunn .......

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MOLINE. JLB. R. H. P.O. A. E. 4 1 1 5 0 0 ... 3 0 3 2 1 0 .. 4 1 1 1 8 0 .. 3 1 1 2 0 0 .. 2 1 0 3

Connelly. If.... Koepping, ss.. Dye. 3b Wenz, cf...... Lebeau, rf.... Hughes, 2b... Dempsey, lb.. Decker, Bowman, p...,

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4 0 z 7 0 0 .. 3 0 0 0 0 0 .. 4 0 1 0 0 0 ..28 4 8 91 6 1

•Batted for Turner in ninth. Bloomington 0020000 0 0—2 Moline. 30000001 4

Three-base hit—Dye. Two-basa hit —Kibble. Sacrifice hits—Coltrin, Koepping. Hughes. Stolen bases—Kelierman (2), Kibble, Koeppinp:, Wenz, Lebeau. Struck out—By Bo-vman. 5: ly Turner, 5. Bases on balls—Off Bosnian, 2 off Turner, S. Wild pitcn— Turner. Umpires—Daly and freshwater.

C. V. Spec In 1b Challenge. The C. V. Specials challenge any team in or out of the city for a game to be played Sunday. For games with the C. V. Specials answer through The Tribune.

WANT NEW SCHOOL.

Falrvtew Patrons Ask Better Facilities At Meeting of Club.^ Sentiment looking toward a Hew school building for the Falrvlew school was aroused at a meeting Monday nignt of the Parent-Teachers club, ana a committee was appointed to lay plans to work for a new building to replace the three old township buildings which have poor facilities for the children.

When it was explained that it probably would moan a slight Increase in taxation. Mr«. J. W. Lyons took the lead and declared that she would rather pay the higher tax rate tnan pay the money out in doctor bills for the children. The special point desired Is to havo all of the school under one roof, Instead of the three buildings now in use.

The committee appointed included: Mrs. Gordon Cory, Mrs. IT. Inglert, Mrs A, E. Gordon. Mrs. J. Hlatt, Mrs. Oscar M. Brozy, Mrs. B. M. Hayth, Mrs. I. W. Lyons, Mrs George A. Stark. Mrs Frank L, Hillls, Mrs. Albert Alilers. Mrs. W. S. Sipes and Mrs. Geofge Boswell. -.4:

HOST USED AUTOS CHAftdta HANDS i-'... through the want ads ta The Tribune.

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

HOW CI.UBS STAND.

Clubs—

Won .. 81 .. 80 .. 25 .. 27 2 6 .. 21 .. 19 .. 12

Lost

Pet. .633 600 568 .540 .531 .457 3S8 .267

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

HOW CLUBS STAND.

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Liost Trt. 36 »fi52 18 .640 39 ,627 25 .490 2« .4*0 26 435 80 .38S

....... 32 ...... 24 24 20 19 13

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ns. 8 to 2,

while the Yanks were trimming the Macks, 11 to 4, the White Sox dropped into third place in the heated American league flag chase yesterday afternoon. The Tifrers clawed the Browns. 5 to 2, and the Senators swamped the Red Sox, 18 to 3. in other games played. Scores: Pittsburgh.. 00001200 0—3 7 0 St. Louis... 00100100 0—3

Felsch. of the White Sox, grabbed 11 flies In center field.

Shawkey had no trouble In pitching his eighth consecutive victory as his pals scored 11 runs behind him.

Craft Specials To Play Twfc The Cruft Specials will 'play- the Delaware Sluggers and the Aviators Sunday at Twenty-First and Ohio streets. For games call 3839-L new phone or answer through The Tribune.

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BRIXMENT costs no more than the ordinary lime-cement mortars anywKere HutKere lnTerre Haute where, we enjoy advantageous freight rates from the manufacturers' nearby cement mill it actually costs less to lay brick tilfe or stone with this best of QUALITY MORTAR than to use the old-fashioned lime* mortars. Read the following and think about it, remembering all the time that a mortar made from Brixment is the strongest, most uniform and reliable one that fifty years of cement manufacturing experience can produce. Remember that BRIXMENT is neutral to mortar colors and is as near a-damp-proof mortar as can be made.' ..-v/ u

COST FOR MORTAR MATERIALS PER THOUSAND BRICK TO BE LAID:

—LIME-CEMENT—»

5 sacks Hydrated Lime at 45c _^$2.25 2 sacks Portland Cement at 75c ^.$1.50 Labor to soak

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Batteries—F. Miller and Schmidt Tuerp. Adams and Clemons.

o s o 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 I 9 $ 0 Philadelphia.... 00000000 2—2 1.2 0 Batteries—Rudolph and Wilson Jacobs, Smith and Adams, Clarke.

American Notes.

Five of the 12 hits registered by the Yanks were homers. Peckinpaugh poled two and Baker, Lewis and Hannah one apiece.

Gharrity, Washington catcher, v tlso joined the circuit clout circle, slamming out a couple of said hits. He also exploded two doubles and a single.

Milan, also of the Senators, laced out four hits in as many times at bat. Cicotte held the Indians to one questionable bingle until they fell on him in the eighth for four.

The Logical Graduation Gift Is a Watch

For Boy or Girl a watch is what they all want and appreciate. A good watch lasts many years, and is a practical useful gift.

Tucker'.s line of Guaranteed Watches is worthy of your consideration.

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Mr. Muncie came to oar office and told us that he did not believe our claims of painless extraction.

He was certain 'tKat «ach a thing was Impossible.

But after he "eteppetS from our chair he said, "Why, I nerver felt any pain at all. Believe me, I sure will tell my friends that If they want teeth pulled painlessly they should

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Total $3.92

SAVING of Brixment over lime-mortar per thousanH Hrlclc $1.02 SAVING of Brixment over lime-cement mortar $1,72

Think this over. Specify BRIXMENT. Use BRIXMENT. Get results* The following progressive building material dealers can give you whatever additional information you may require, and supply Brix-* ment to the Terre Haute trade. They carry. BRIXMENT in stock at all times.

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Another Big Tire Reduction

STOCK REDUCTION S A E O N

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