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Regatta en Schuylkill
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Twilight baseball fans linvc absolutely
06 the slightest trouble In picking out
first-clti's game for this evening. The
schedule I check full of contests In
every faction, and "the. most linpertnnt
night of the fcat-en" in the mi Larry
Kemmer, secretary of the Philadelphia
Baseball Association, put It In Riving
out' the Rimies te he played.
Miurt ilmininu'ii. Ar llrenil nnd Hie-
Icr streets this IlilldalCH and Hphns '
BilnRle nRnin. The tenmn have met
twice nml each came threiiRb with the
home engagement. Illlldnlc is net In
th habit 'of splitting 'even, nnd the!
Sphas ul'l be the en"y club that has n '
6ffT c1rc en IJelden's team if they
The nnnetincenicnt that the Splias
will plav at IJrcnd nnd Meier U no ,
mistake," but as the .Seuth Phillies were
away Manager Gottlieb made arraiiRe-
merits te tit-e th larser field te necom necem necom
medate the crowd, as mew tlian 10,0)0
are expected te attend.
rrr ni T pntv-vlx tb and Heed,
street Fleisher and Philadelphia Ter
minal clni-h once mere. The nine team."
me( at Fert j -eighth and Walnut ast
evening nnd the ynrncrs are confident
of their ability te get even for nit
night's reverje nnd end the railroaders
back home with a defeat chnlised up
against them.
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RULES MAY BE CHANGED
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Lent, I4i PhUtles. .
New Ynrk. Oi (tnrlnnatl. 3,
Deton. Ill ntlhantli; S
rhleace, 81 B
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AMERICAN tXAGLi:
ICIrrtlxnd. Ill AUilrllr. 1. . .
! St. Initie. 7i New Yerk. I.
Wnthtncten. 7 Drtrelt. .
rhlrfe. 71 Bosten. .
INTERNATIONAL LE.CfE
rtuflTile. (It Newark. !.,., , .
i...,.n..j.c 71 Kernrairr, .
SOt'TIIKRN ASSOCIATION
Chattinneca. 4 New Orleans, 2,
M..hrlllf. 4. . s
Little Reck, .'ii ntrmlnfham, 4,
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KSTERN LEACiCE
llrtilrepert, 7t J'lf-hburc. S.
riUneld. 31 Albany. S. ..,..., ,
' natrn. it ."I'rlniiicle, 1 (II lnnln:i,
llurtfent, Ci WatrSnry. 1.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAerr:
. LeuU it rhlladflphlv
l nlrnse at llreaKlfn
rilthnnth nt Boten .. .
Cinrlnnatl at New Tork
AMERICAN LR,Ol'E
Alhlrllf. -it Cleirlaixl
Wastilncten at Drtrnlt
Bosten at ChlraEO
New Yerk nt SI. Leuis
SI
Seuth Phils I'pteMii
The Seuth Phils make their Initial
appearance at I5ridebitrs. Ulchmeml
tnd Orthodox Mrcet-. nnd tin- largest
crowd of the nenen I." expected by Man
ager Whitman. The fame teams re
cently battled for eleven session te a
tlie lirnail anil insir
DEMPSEY IN TRAINING
Champien
Cancels Seven Weeks'
Vaudeville Tour
Ijs Angeles. June 1". Jack Kcarns.
innniiRer of Jack Ocmp'-ey. world's
lienvywcicht champion pticlIUt. ha"
cancleil the lattcr'n contract for a sev
K.lt 1 nnillrii'lf n
..nmli nml m-lther ban i-cored 11 will
ere'r the ether te date, as -evernl ether Pi).we(k' vaudeville tour, according te tl,n't j,,s pj, w,u,i KCt n rrew together.
ncs were canceled by Jupe rjuviun. . piiDiinei reports iiere. btlt n0oerdiiisr te flic navy rules they
i ert.Teren entrlc have been re
; eelved for the nnnunl Schuylkill Navy
, regatta which will be rowed en Satur
J day. Fifteen races will be Moped nnd
0.1 athletes have been entered from all the
clubs except Knlrmeunt Knwins As
sociation nnd the Qutrkcr City HarRC
: Club.
j The question of ellglbi'itv of many of
, the oarsmen was dlscnsed nt n meet
I inc of the regatta officials Inst, nlsht.
The first illenlnn came n n result
I of the entry of the llachclers' Hnrce
(Tub In the junior eight-eared shell
I event. Four of the men in the beat
were member of the Episcopal Acad
, emy crew which rowed and wen in the
- American llenly. defeatitu the Wnsh
1 itiRtrn. I". C. Central Irish Scheel
elRht. The question ns tn whether or
net these men were Intermediate came
It developed that there were no op
ponents entered against the Churchmen
when the entries closed for the Amer
ican Henley, nnd a match race wn
arranged between the local crew and
the Senators, nnd the finnl deisien-wn
that, inn-much us It wai net nn open
race, the c'as of the men remained the
same in spite of the victory.
I'ndine te Kaee Malla
It was found that the Malta Ileat
Club made the cnly entry In the senior
four-eareil "-hell race. The various
delegates were asked by Chnlrmnn Snm
uel 11. Trullt if they thought they could
make an entry ngnlnt the Mnltn In
order te have the race, as the prizes
had been ordered.
Fermer Commedore Geerge (!. Mel-
Iny. of the 1 ndlne Marge Club, said
3t30 P. M.. Senior alatl arter-MH da ah
I. L'r.dtne Dim Clvb. Oterce W. Alll Alll
ten'. S. Hach.era' Bart Clab. W. K.
Uarrett Qllmere: 3, Undine Bam Club,
Themas J, Reoner.
3:4. r. M.. Junier tlnal'hlla 1. Und'ne
iiaree uiud. iioeeri . Anw, jr.: .',
Ilachrleri' Itarar Club, V. II. ttaptoedi
3. L'ndtne IUre Club. J. 1.. Eturel; 4.
University Ilarre Club. W. J. 8. -Berlei
ft. st Philadelphia Beat Club. J. J.
Mae.tche:as. y
3:00 P. M.. Asserlallan aanlar almtla aiella
I, Und'ne Han Club. J. Rlettlnt.
Jr.: 2. rtilladelphla ltarce Club. J, El
llett Ntwiln; 3. Vesper Beat Club, Jar
rctt llann.
3ilS r. M.. JimWr four-eared clra -1.
I'fnn-ylvanla Barae Club: -'. Malta eBat
Club.
3i6 I. Mm aenlnr deulile aht'lla (ISO
inndal t. Ve-pr Beat Club. W. K
Nei-en. and Oeerre Flloen: 2. Malta
Heat Club. Frank Knowlan and Charlea
Sherwoel.
3:14 r. M.. junior slnile tlra 1. Veiper'
Keat Club. Jehn Babbitt: 2. Undna
"e pJub. Adelph Well. Jr.. 3. Weal
I'hlladelphla Beat Club, J. r. Cunning
ham. 4i0 J Jl.. ehnipliihlr senior alncle
hells I. Vepr Beat Club. Paul Vi
Costelle: 2. Bachf'.eri' Barse Club, .
U; vUttSL'u Ollmer': 3. Undlna Barga
Club. Themas J. Beeney. "
'i? .'. -V," nlr. fta-Harl ahtlla 1,
Undine Barge Club: a. Malta Beat Club.,
4:30 P. SI.. Junier double sheila 1. Crea-
cent Beat Club. C. Marahall and T.
Hendersen: s. Vnd'ne Barga Club. B.
il!5.k'S.a.nJ Vi,1 Curr2n'.Jr-!,11' Bache-
P. MUchell. JiT '" """" "na E
PHILS AND A'S ARE
HELPFMpTS
As a Combination' They Permit
25 Runs and 41 Hits in
a Single Day
MACKS DROP INTO SEVENTH
ti.t i itiirff- nhn ' rf m pnne n fftw tp.ii-s
. . " a-n mwl ii-hn n-na npnmf nntir iti inilnu.
eh year, and .Jopes ai.pear "".-" v-s "" " ,-; " , ., "V:.
. '"". "en- ." T 'rile-lS at White Plains: "Pud'' Day
Up In liormnnlewn Uave Bennistake?
en the Hroeklvn Hoyal (Want", and the
former basketball kins of the hnstcrn
LeaRUft will have his regular team en
hand for this game. Man-hall r Smith
meets Monmouth, of OlenceMcr. at
Tenth and Uutler. and Stonehurst i" at
IVefnseme. ....
Spring Citv-Uoyersferd which is a
combination of Montgomery County
Icague stars hevs te the Oobsen fan
r 'I hirtr.nitn nnn uuecn ian-. i n-;
weavers generally
eensatlen ea
te be that
;erca wur ru-i """" "" .... , . j
1... 1.a .a!aa,1 In- Mnnnpur hlte . Ju
I &a UIT.-I1 ".-i.-.-'i. w. .......M ...... .
te pitch, Dobsen fans leek for another
win.
Fex Moter i new under the manage
ment of Johnny Uea. the star center
fielder. In hi tirt two contests he
'apllt even with Klntider Welden. of
.fenklntewn. which is net se bad. The
moteristft meet Legan at Seventh and
Orange avenue.
Sailors at Shanahau
One of the best team In the city is
th U. S. 8. Ttechcster nine at "the
league Island Navy Yard. booking
agent s are net experiencing any diffi
culty In getting games for Uncle Sam's
boys, and they are in great demand '
a-ny the first-class teams. They play
Tt rerty-elghtli nml Hrewn streets
Jgainst Johnny Castle s Shanahau
crowd!
Merrill Pres, and Lit Ilrethers clash
In a return contest at the storebevs'
field at Fifty-fourth and Elmwood ave
Hue. The Mine teams played last night
en Merrill's diamond. Manager Slaugh
ter was net pleased with the showing
of the club last night and will likely
pitch himself.
Niectewn N i he attraction at St.
Barnabas, and 1M I.usk Is counting
pn a victory for the Siunis, while nil nil
ether West Phillv clah brings together
Hatch Moter and St. Celumbn at
lerty-scveiith and Spruce streets.
The champion will remain te train
here for several weeks, It was said, but
no reason was given for the reported
cancellation of the vaudeville trip.
TO PLAY BENEFIT GAME
Help
Lecal Players Plan Game te
Popular Pitcher
Jake Heavener who played ball
nt
his baseball associates frein
Twenty-ninth and Lehigh will rilay
i St, Celumha's nt Shibe Park. June "2.
! as n benefit game for Heavcner's ' day rule
tlie ,evy
would net be ellgib'e. He mentioned
(he Oraef and r nedcrschmidt brothers,
the former having been members of the.
('recent nnd the Intter members of the'
Penn-ijlvanin ISnrgc Club, nnd accord
ing te a ruling a member of one club
cannot leave and join nnether nnd row
in the navy regnttn until after .".IVi
days. A vote was taken, nnd It was
unanimously agreed te allow the Undine
crew te row.
Captain (Jnrrett lillmnrc, of the
Uacheler. wished te enter W. W. Shnc
mnker in the intermediate singles
event. Shoemaker rowed for the Mnltn
Heat Club last year, and immediately
a discu"inn started. Mr. Mellev
frankly stated that he thought the "."
was discriminating against
own members, as It pre
; vente.1 men from getting into n regatta,
in which a man could row who left n
club from another city nnd joined here.
Bingham te Remain at Harvard
Cambridge. Man., June 13. William J
Bingham, director of track athletics at
Hazard Ceil-g for the laat two year-. ,-.. ., rnl
ha- announced that he will continue in of. , KOenej tase UtCl
flee, another year Illngham had aald he Th rnsp nf y, m Tleminv fni-mnrl,.
of the Itavenlwoed Club, of New Yerk.
probably
jear.
would b-i unable te nine
4I5 P, M.. Inlermedlale four-eared gig.
1 .iV?'1"!? nf,,,Club: 2, Wcat Phlla
I delphla Beat Club.
0:00 P. Jl . aenlnr double ahellir1. Undine
Iinrge Club. Geerge XV. Allisen and .1.
I Blessing. Jr.: 2. Vesper Beat Club. J ,
'ostelle and K. itjera: 3. West Phlla-
I .lelphla Beat Club. J. Kelly and II.
I Rczan,
i3'1,5 J?I Inlermedlat single shells
I ), VJ"l'.no ILRr" Club. Jehn Kellewe:
i J. tndln Barge Club, c. Kranklln
I rets; 3. Pennsylvania Barge Club. Carl
Kle: 4, Bachelors' Barge Club. XV. XV.
Sheemaker: 5. Malta Beat Club. Jehn
ritzpatrUk.
.1:30 I". M,, Junier auadruple shells
V. i:"-c'n.'. HeJ. .CU0! ' tll Bett
I r;ub: 3. West Phlladilphla Beat Club:
4. Bsrhelers' Barge Club; 0, Vesper
Beat Club.
5:4.1 P. M.. Junier flglit eared shrlls
I. Etaehelera' Berge. Club: 2. Verr
Beat Club: 3. West Philadelphia Beat
I'lub: I, Undine Barge Club.
, G:0O P. M senior quadruple shrlls
I I. Undlnj Barge Club; 2. Veiper Beat
I Club.
' who Is new a member of the Undine,
wns cited. He started te row for' the
'local club tliln year, and there is no
'rule te prevent him from doing no. and
inccerdlng te Mr. Mclley there should
i net be. nnd he further stated that the
committee would take the matter tip
I further, with n view of cither eliminat
ing or changing the rule. It was
-finally agiced te nllew Shoemaker te
row.
The positions of the crews number
frenwhe West shore. Tlie regatta of
ficials will 'be: Stnrter, Chords Sal
inger: honorary referees. Jntnes T. Cor Cer Cor
tclyeu ami (icorge F. Heffman : acting
referees. Samuel II. Tiuitt and Ar
thur Clevpncrer : imlfrna nf fintul.
'Charles W. Prelsentlanz. Dr. Charles H.
Potts. Hareld G. Gibsen. Leuis P.
Kneeht. It. W. Cember; timers, Geerge
5. Melley. Henry Pcnn Hurke. James
S. Flnnigan. Frank A. Schell : clerks
of course, K. M. Ulmer. Geerge S.
tlensler and H. K. Yeung.
Jlednls will be given te the winners
anil cups te the clubs The Caldwell
Trophy gees te the club with the
largest number of points, and the Hoff Heff
ninn Cup te the winners of the junior
eights, nnd the Klsenlehr Cup te the
winner of junior singles.
H
Today's Independent Gaines
and Yesterday's Results
'S OAMI.S
Philly llrlirrus. Bread
TOBAY
llilldcle at Seuth
and Blgler street.
" heater e i Amrrlran Chain, lerk, Pa.
U. H. . Rechnter at sb.inahan, Forty,
urnth and Brun strrets.
Birtram Park at Wilmington.
?eult r,nul,e" " Brldesburj. Richmond
and rthodex trrel.
Philadelphia Terminal at Flrlsher. Tweot) Tweet)
Ixtl. and Bred strrets.
In1" FrAh- rt l'" Brethrra, llfty.feur'.h
traet und Elm weed avenue.
Mprlnr Clty.Roerrenl at J. und J. Dob Deb Dob
aen. Thlrty-Uflli street and (lueen lane.
Nleedewn at hi. Barnabas. Slity flftli
treet and Elmwer.d arnue.
St. Celumbn at llatili Meler Frtr.eentb
and Spnire street,
Rroekltn Rnral f.lanl al r.ermanlenn,
Cheltene nienne nnd Macnelli street.
Klaudxr-Weldeii nt Prllum SIIU a. (,tr
inantnnn. Stenrhur-t at Nvtasrme. I anil Tlora
at reel .
Ixigan al l" .Moter emtli lrret and
Tirange iMrnue
.Monmouth nf dleiirealer. al .M. K. Smith
Tenth and Bullrr slreeU.
Banker and Breker l.engtir ( jj1I &
'e. , Went & Ce. Fifth trrl -ind Tilr
rend.
National llink nnd Trust lemiunv I.earee
Phllttdrlnhln TniHt ;impen t. Ninth Na Na
Iteiml llr.nk. Shllie Park.
1rIrncn'':HI'agiie. Platoon B Ninth flat flat
tallen nt First Bittiillnn Tlilrte-nll. and.
.lohnHen street: Third at Ninth Maine- and
.MrMahen streets: Fourth at Sluh. Frsnt
fctreet und Ij-.e aTrnnei Srtrntli t nfih.
Twnt-ntnth and Cumhrlu trres; Tenth at
l.lEllth. 'iiirlh and M'lnroherhlnar slreet.
lrHnrl..le nt Frnkfiird Yellewjit.rls
Trnnkfnrd avenue and Pr.itt strret.
Philadelphia P!nanlul lli.rliill ligue
Trftlesmen' National Bitnlt . Interrli
IruM, hlngselng Itrrrratlnn Center, I'tt
lleih street nnd Cheler nvrniie.
, Pijlludeliil.'a Na.v Yard l.ejriie I . S. t
Sandidnr m r. x. Vnial lle.nitnl l:li
P. M.I IJ. S, J.. Itrllrf i. Iteeehlng -ll
lien, 3 p. Jl Letgne Island Natl Yard.
P. K. T. League -rtlen A. lUdimend al
frermanteuTi. Phll.Fllena and Miurretr
trretsi Serflen II. Luxrrne ut ( bIIemIiIM.
bnty-sreend und Malnul treel.
Ilelnmr ut Mlidnoed Wukrly and lilt
aaan streets.
I.AST Nll.lir'S MKSI I.T
Karlh Phillies. Ii Ijinsdulf. .1.
enslngleii, 'I3j Itet A. A.. 1,1.
Bfldeiihiirg. 17, ltgH, a.
Phlladeliihln Terminal. 0j llelshir, i.
Strnlen, 20: Conshaherken, II.
Calumhiu t. I .. 7i Purkn. S.
nariram Park, m Ardmerr. 0.
Stanrhurst. 1.1: Natllly, p,
llllldale, U NerrMimn pre.. fl.
Klne!' A. A. IS. .Modern Ijiendry, .1.
llntth Jlelur, 7l St. Celumhn, .
south I'hila, Mi I , rt. H. Kerhestrr. 2.
Wf llrcthers. Hi .Merrill, H"""r' -;
'Ml..l'urinrl. let tiwilnn, :i.
IP'irir'ew, fli s.t. .Ml"huel's, 3,
Fink Ce., 7 Bliiuner's, 4,
2-lr--rilJs Wunl. Mil (einl.lnrd, 8.
IlayMend. Ui lleustun. 11.
Marurii (I, t . ! Nine Ares, ,.
,t. Prtrrs, ll lliiviil. I.
. lilenwixid, Hi Alius. 3.
L Miillr. ISi Uhlsh Pnis. ().
Randeluh. tit Twentieth Wunl. i
prlln. Oi Twenly-Hghlh Ward, 4.
elres A. .'.. til Kershuw II, t'.. 2.
IJanrrrh. SUi Broekllne. It.
to.lmer P. C. Hi PennsyUanlu
.mmw. w-
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Blue
A.
Okb A.
K ritern -
I'.. IDi Ilelnmr 11" f n
A. V.. 71 llelmar I. C, I,'
urn A. A.. Ht Kiklerf l i
st..ir...-:. ' . ' tz..;tt- .: "-
MMinwu. ill ci. r,, PIUIUI, .1.
-iwwaai-
Irn Royal Cilants, Hi 'jlonmeulb, of
eaeliigteii. 10 Ilelunrn.
r;5.ajs;elfr. 0.
Ki
Tprlatllle A, II, ll U Purl.wuy. 3
A-ftMtrn Knpcks Out Salvadore
MPtX 9tlVm' '" Jl"1" 13. Pal Murua
SlE''. nrlmns.. knocked mil Flill Uulva-
i ew lerK. in urn imriei'nih round
scbi'dulrd flfteeu-muiid bout lu-rn lusi
UOrHtl Uelllhl.il 1.11 tM.llllta ...1
ffmA
iny one
WHEN it comes te permitting the'
opposition all the rights nnd -privileges
of banging out runs nml lilts unJ
they become nn obsession te the fans
the Phillies and the AtTilctlcj receive
the well-known palm.
Twenty-five runs nnd forty-one hits
were mnde by opponents 6f our repre
sentatives, a season's record against
any city In the majors having two
teams. The Phillies received the worst
lambasting, 'the Cardinals rolling up
fourteen runs and making twenty-three
hits.
The Mnckmcn, en the crest of a wave
(hat seemed nn Its way te carrying
them upward nnd onward, were
stumped and bndly by the Cleveland
Indians te the tunc of eleven runs and
eighteen blngles.
The defeat of our A's, who have been
having trouble te 'Keep .their heads
above water of late, sent them down
pcllmcll Inte seventh place, within a
came nml a half of last nlace. Net n
safe plncc te be In, by any means. Twe
reverses while tlie unite cex nrc win-
nlng will put Cennie's pupils back home
I ngnln,
I Out of the maze of base hits and runs
out In the Ferest City yesterday came
tlie thirteenth home run et JUnge Mil
ler, our king of swat. Just te make it
right. Ken Williams, of the Browns,
made his fifteenth home run. while Heb-
ers Hornsby. premier batsman of the
.National League last year, made his
fourteenth right en our home let.
Which makes the rare for premier
honors n let mere intriguing,
Naylor Is Ousted
llellle Naylor started en the hill out
in Spenkerless Cleveland nnd lasted just
long enough te be dented severely. Then
followed Ynrrisen end Sullivan,, both of
whom felt the venom of Cleveland bats.
Every member of the Indians, which
includes Sandletter I'hlc. made one or
mere safe blngles. the hurlcr getting
three nnd veteran T.nrrv ISiiednni. ihn
- same number.
(In our side the unpetency with the
willow was notable. Only six hits were
made during the fracas, Sillier getting
two of them and Frank Hruggy 'n pair.
Galloway and Dykes divided two be
tween them.
The game was the first of the season
that Perkins did net start. Frank
Hruggy. the former Phil, denned the
mnsk and pad and caught n geed ganic.
Ills two hits make his record three
straight games played, in which he has
hit snfely for four hits,
Jt leeks like Hryan Slim Harris this
nfternoen In the getaway game. The
lanky Texan broke the losing streak by
handing the Tigers a reverse in the
last game of the scries there, and he
niii.v linn me hick again tins attcr attcr attcr
noen. Williams' clout, with one en in the
first Inning, gave 8t. Leuis cateugh runs
te check the Yankees' winning streak:,
although the Browns continued te piim
mel Jee Bush nnd made the reuiU te
1., while their cellese recruit. Pruett,
had-the Xew Yerk bats silenced.
The Tigers' four-run rally In the ninth
foil nna ihnil mil WntlltnirMn Rtrenitth
ened Its held en third place by winning,
i , Willie Chicago ioek an iiP" ' s"""1
from Bosten, 7-0. after Scliupp s wild-
ness handed the Iteti box nn cany uu.
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Five Amtrlcana te Play In Qualify
ing Pteundt "Next Week
Londen, June 13.The entries for
the open golf championship at Sand
wich, June 111 te June "J. In which Jeck
Hutchisen will defend his title, aggre
gate UU5. There are thirty-one ama
teurs entitled te play. Five Ameri
cans, two Australians, several French
men nnd a few Spaniards nrc entered.
On June 10 nnd J line 20 the contest
ants will play tlilrtj'-six holes ever the
Princes nnd IteynLSt. Geerge courses,
end the leading en hundred contestants
will qualify for seventy-two holes nt
medal play, en June 22 and June 2d.
Seme of the pairings for the first
round are : Hutchisen nndS. E. Rush;
Woedbridge: Jim Barnes nnd Tem
King, Jr., Ileval West, Norfolk Ed
ward Van V.ecfc. Garden City,- nnd J.
S. Furnlc.-Xyncsidci Whiter Hagen nnd
Fred Wnrbnrteni and'C. Maye and Vv.
B. Smith. Hadleywoed.
A"notable absentee from the tourna
ment will be K. W. E. Ileldcrncss, the
British nmateur champion.
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7554 NEW RAILROAD CARS
(Continental Types)
Fer Sale by the WAR DEPARTMENT
By Sealed Bids, Closing JULY 6, 1922
at 3 P. M. tEastern Standard Time)
at Washington, D. C.
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Tunes. Locations &
Quantities of Cars
Offered in ?his Sale
AT
NORFOLK, VA.
(Qnarttrmtiler Intermediate Dtpet)
75 Bex Cars
529 Plat Cars
1550 Lew Side
Gondolas
3650 High Side
Gondolas ,'';"
1450 High Side
'Gondolas Vig,.,l,;,r"
AT
BROOKLYN, N.Y.
(General Internediata Dtpet,
lit Ave. and 59th St.)
500 Lew Side
Gondolas
The Government re
serves the riaht in
reject ami or all bids.
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THE CARS offered in this sale were built by
American manufacturers for military
service in France. They are unused, but
the Government does net guarantee their con
dition. Component parts of these cars are stored in
lets of 50 cars each at Norfolk, Va., with one
or two exceptions, where lets include a smaller
number of cars. Contents of the various lets
of cars are listed in the standard packing list
en file in the office, Chief of Engineers. The
War Department does net guarantee that all
parts necessary are contained in each let. Bids .
must be for lets as they new exist. One car has
been assembled at Norfolk Q. M. Intermediate
Depot for inspection by prospective bidders, y
Ne proposal will be considered unless accom
panied by certified check of 10 of bid. Bids v
must be made in duplicate upon special form 1
sent upon request. . . '
Send ler Propeiol Blank and full information, which it.ntc
tuary btfert making imptctien and Mini bid. Adiuu:
CHIEF OF ENGINEERS'
,2828 Munitions Bldg.,
WASHINGTON, D.C.
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