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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

U.S. BASEBALL.

LEAGUE RESULTS AND STANDINGS.

Now York, July 1. *Yesterday's baseball matches. re-

sulted as follows:

American League,

R. H. E.

&

5 G

Washington

Boston

Now York Philadelphia

7 12

5. 11

St. Louis

2

Chicago...

0

(First game)

St. Louts

12

2

Chicago

4

(Second game)

Cleveland Detroit

12 14

1

9. 12.

1

National League.

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Boston Brooklyn

3

8

2

4

8

0

(First gaine)

Boston

7 9

Brooklyn...

8. 12

4

(Second game)

Cincinnati

0. 11

0

Pittsburgh

3 7

(First game)

Cinelunnli

3

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Philadelphia

10 11

2

New York

$

G

2

(First game)

Philadelphin

1 5

New York

9

1

(Second game)

Chiengo

.10. 10

3

St. Louis

7 7

follows:

National League,

Cincinnati

Pittsburgh

Saturday's results were

Chleago St. Louis

R. I. E. .10 15 0 3 11 0

9 9 0 5 11 1

Boston Brooklyn, Philadel- phia-New York, rain. Doub- ble-henders Saturday.

American League, ..

Washington Boston

R. H. E.

2 8 2 5 9 3

New York-Philadelphia, rain postponed until August 7.

Cleveland Detroit

6 I 9 4 15 3

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St. Loule

7 13 1 2 6 0

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SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1929.

COLLEGE FIRE AT

OXFORD.

TIMELY HELP BY UNDERGRADUATES!!

Oxford, June. 11. Undergraduntes in pyjamas played a prominent part in ro- moving furniture and other valu- ables during a fire which broko out in Merton College, Oxford, in the early hours today. An up- dergraduates' sitting-room was burnt out, and an adjoining bed- room was, badly damaged,

The discovery was made by Mr. Barnard Berg, an undergraduate, whose rooms are In St. Albans Quadrangle. He woke to And a light shining under the door of his sitting-room. He opened tha door and saw that oak panciling surrounding the fire-place was; ablaze. Fortunately, Mr. Berg'a room had two doors, and he was, able to escape and give the alarm. Undergraduates Roused. Meanwhile, the occupant of a house on the other side of the atroet had also seen the fire, and he aroused Mr. Denne Jones, n tutor of Merton.

The night porter, Mr. W. A. Major, endeavoured to put out the flames with, fire-extinguishers, but found that they had too firm hold. Oxford Volunteer, Fire Brigade was then called.

About forty undergraduates. sleeping in the neighbourhood of the fire were aroused. They im- mediately began to clear the farni- ture from other rooms. From the Junior Common Rogm, which is beheath Mr. Berg's rooms, were taken chairs, writing deska, tables, and glass cases containing row ing cups, and piles of furniture were stacked in the quardrangle. The Junior Common

Room was as damaged by

which Tan water through the ceiling.

The undergraduates not only rendered splendid service while the fire was in progress-the out- break was overcome by 3 km- but "ransacked" their rooms for any dainties which they could find. These they gave to the fire brigade, the members of which were loudly cheered by the under graduates as they left the scene.

AMERICAN STOCKS.

CABLED' QUOTATIONS FROM NEW YORK.

The following quotations na at the close of the market on Friday have been received from their correspon- denta, Mesara. Hayden, Stone and Co., of New York, by Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz, Sassoon House, Shanghai, (cable address "Swan- stock," Shanghai), who are not rea- The League standings are now ponsible for the cable mutilations. as under:

The quotations are subject to con- firmation:

Previous Latest Price. Price.

Chiengo Pittsburgh New York

St. Louis

Brooklyn

Philadelphia

Boston

&&&

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Trifa advertisement is issued by the’Brfilah-Amarican Tolmors Co. (Chlain) LAK?

National League.

W. L. Pet. #8 23 .622

Anaconda Copper ....118

118

39 26 .609

Bethlehem Steel..... 113 Chrysler Corp. (Cam-

112

37 28 .669

mon)

75

70

36 20 .563-

30 35 461

General Motor (Com-

mon)

75

77

20 40

27 38 415 395

Goodrich B. F. (Com.

mon) Granby 'Consolidated

Copper

ung.

B2

81

82

Internations] Coment

(Common)

83

82

W. L. Pet.

Liggett and Myers "D" · 83 ·

ung.

48 16 750 11 26 .610, 37 20

.587 37 33 528 31 33 484 25 37 103 23 46 333

Missouri Pacific (Com-

mon)

07

08

10TD

Nevada Consolidated

Copper Packard Motor Car

48

48

(Common) ........198

139

Radio Corporation of

22 47 318

Among recent additions to the Naval Dockyard staff, are Mr. New York White, Foreman of the Superin-Southern Paclite tending Electrical Engineer's Texas Corporation

America (Common) 30 Standard Oil Co. of

New Jersey Standard Oil Co. of

58

81

40

40

138

138

62

man of Chief Constructors' Branch, United States Steel and Mr. Pledge, Inspector of Con-Vacuum Oil structive Department.

Branch: Mr. Smith, Chargeman United States Leather S.E.E. branch; Mr. Bush, Charge-i "A"

89 Johnson due, at Hongkong July 18. are Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Baach, Miss Grace Baash, Miss Betty · Ann Baanh, Miss Maxine Whiffa, Mr: and Mrs. J. Snyder and Miss Edith 03 Gray, en-route around the world, under the direction of the -D. F.

42

100

117

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88

20

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of the 99th, Annual Report of the

HONGKONG BENEVOLENT SOCIETY?

Above is the steam tug "Fu Ping," which the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co. has just completed for the Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin. She is specially strongthened for navigation in ice.

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325, THE PEAK.

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