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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-10
BASE BALI MATTERS.
wheeling Done UP by AIansileld-Ot
Games-Genoral Notes.

wheeling Done up by Mansfield Other
Games-GenOral Notes.
The Mansfield team and Our Spas
modics met again at the Island park
Saturday afternoon. There were about
400 people present, and they were de-
lighted with tho manner in which
things started off but the home aggrega-
ton was not equal to the occasion, and
after having the game well in hand
deliberately let 60 their grip and in the
last two innings turned the game over
to the visitors by q score oil Is to s.
Naturally the audience departed in q
lisgusted frame Of mind, BurChard
started in to pitch for the visitors and
was hammered so hard from the start that
In the third inning he was forced to re-.
tire and Dale took his place for the bal.
ance OF the game. Dale was also hit
hard and as stated above Wheeling had
a first class mortgage on the game up To
the seventh inning, when, after two men
were out Speidel made a horrible error
by dropping ball that had he caught
would have retired the side, and then
the visitors piled up four runs as result
OF home run hit by 0'Brion, a three.
Dagger by Reeder, a steal by Kelly, abad
throw and a hit by Dale.
This turn in affairs so ratified young
Hydinger, who was in the box for
Wheeling, that he went all to pieces,
Parks lined out Q two-baggCr, went to
third on Carey's hit, and scored on
Nichols bad throw home, which gave
Fitzimmons a life. That settled the
matter right there, and six more men
trotted over the plate on base on balls,
q wild pitch, another base on balls, a
wild pitch by Dunn, who had been
substituted for Hydinger, and several
more hits.
Why Hydinger was not removed from
the box before he was Is a mystery. He
was hit hard all through the game, but
was saved from humiliation up TO the
eighth inning by the activity Of the
fielders, particularly the outiielders. The
loss OF the game Is mostly Chargeable 10
speidelS error and Hydinger's pitching,
'Tbe tpll score 10 as follows;
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BODIES FOUND BELOW,


Three Victims OF the Flood Recovered,
Several Rich Finds,
Two bodies, supposed TO be those OF
victims Of the Johnstown disaster, were
taken out OF the river at Powhatan the
past week, and one was caught at sar-
dis. The latter was that ola lady, richly
dressed, with diamond rings on her I'm
gers and in her ears, Among the several
valuable finds reported TO have been
made down along the river wasthat oltwo
West Virglnians short distance below
Darlington. They found soap boxin the
drift In which was considerable sum OF
money, Among the relics pulled out OF
the debris at Letart, was the top oil q
bureau, caught by George Finicum, con-
tanning two small drawers, one Of which
on being opened was found to contain a
picture Of a beautiful child about two
years old, and a pocketbook in which
was twelve dollars and fifteen cents,
The body OF a child was taken from the
water at Apple Grove, Ohio,
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LIS. Coon soils dry goods tho cheapest



Tho RtnA Glass Works AFO on for iow days.
ThOFo will DO All Oxclt1lon on the d., z, h u
road from Caldwell 10 Wheeling on tho 10TH
Bov. Mt, lluphann1n, formerly Of Mounds.
Vile, W, VA OilOiAlod Al tho BplAc0pal Church
yehl6tday.
Several BsllaifulGea arc on tho MoundSvllio
camp gf9nndA and a great many have gone 70
Several parties here having relatives In Johns.
town, IN, went up and brought tic survivors
back With ih0n,
The Fink property on ThltlygoCOnd and llol.
mont streets Wil sold " 1lu 4 lltul,, the present
occupants, for 5000. 4.
Ohleef shannon Archer, who fell from tho
Ohio River lfVsllO some months age, "A efaduAlly
sinking and CannOt live much lOngef.
Tho Nail works company have contracted fOt
another driven we'll, near The steel works One
waA put down last week and lAA splendid ono,
Tho boys II tho Lantern Globe works wVfO out
on strike because Of the promotion nj a bUythey
thOtifhl should not have been promoted, They
Will 10 10 work to-day,
ilOdeiof 1rOlhefa bought Tho land adjoining
thblf glAEg works on the north saturday, paying
S1,lJ0, and Thomas MalOney bought the faniHiI.
def Oi FlnkI orchard tot tj60i
The STATE COnyeutiOn Of the A, o. II, Of Ohio,
met here Saturday and all passed on hAfmbnli
Ouhly, q Daniels, 0i Sl0ubbhVille, Waa elected
STATE DeiOg9te, D, Common, Oi Toronto, BlalO ge6.
tethfy, aud John O'Cohof, Of ioilalfV, STATE
Tfea1utet, -
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In tho City aud wheeling People
AbRold.

strangers In tho Oily Rna WheehNk fepPAe
Abroad.
US. Marshal White was in town Sat-
Major j. O, Anderson has gone to
Mountain Lake park,
John NJ. Cook, ESQ the steubenyille
attorney, was here Saturday,
Hon. George NJ, Bowers, Of Martins
burg, was registered at the Mcclure
Saturday,
Judge John A. Campbell will 90 to
Fairmont this evening and deliver an
address before the literary societies o.
the Normal School OF that place. This
lecture is part Of the institutions COM
mencement programme,
Manager o. O. Genther, Of the Grand
Opera House, left for New York Satu'
day evening to book attractions for his
house next season, He has had Q sue
Cesstul season, and says he proposes "a
book only the best companies,
Mrs. o. II, Reall and daughter, Mis-
Clara, OF Brooke county, have gone Il
Richmond, KY. TO attend the COM
mencement Of the female college at thai
place, which Colonel BeRle's youngest
daughter, Miss Lou, has been attending
and from which she will graduate this
week,
B. J. Butts, retiring foreman OF thu
West Virginia China company's pottery
in North Wheeling, waspresented with
handsome gold ring and an address, by
the workmen Of the pottery. Mr. jane
Clark made the speech and Mr.. Buttl
RESPONDED feelingly.
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AHaudsomS order,

LA. Moore, granite aud marble dealer,
who has an office In our city at 1905 Mar
ket street, opposite the Mcclure House,
has contracted with Mrs. Robert Camp.
bell for the erection OF handsome gran
lie monument, the design Of which Is
on exhibition at McLain Bros. drug
store, corner Twelfth and Market street.
This enterprising firm during the few
years 1t has done huainess In our city
has erected a large majority Of the finer
monuments In our different cemeteries.
Being a daughtsman Of acknowledged
ability, owning bis own quarries and do
ing his own work, enables him 10 war.
rant his work 10 be.as represented, and
10 sell Che same at first producers prices,
which we think you will find upon com.
parison To be quite reasonable, consider.
Sring the high grade Of material and
work,
Nj. i. =. Robinson Is his resident
manager, and will DO found during GUS
tonafy Office hours at Room +, McLain
block, quite willing TO exhibit the many
new and fine designs he has on hand
and gladly quote prices on anything one
should wish 10 purchase,
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Frank Koch, aged II, son Of August
Koch, OF the Eighth ward, died Of an
early hour Saturday morning from in
juries received the day before at the La
b ellie pottery, where he was employed,
While he was standing near the drum
upon which the elevator cable runs, the
elevator was started up by some one in
the lower part Of the building. KoCh's
hand caught in the rope, and he was
drawn around until bis head came
within reach Of the cable. This caught
his head, and sliced O portion Of the
skull from behind the ear, as neatly as
though by the knife Of a surgeon. BE
was extricated and removed TO his home,
but nothing could be done for him. He
was a general iayorite In the lower end
Of the city, and his death occasioned
many expressions oil regret,
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LOCAL BREyITlGS.
Matters OF Minor Moment IN and About tho

Matters OF Minor Moment IN and About tho
City.
ONE deed Of trust was recorded satur-
day,
THERE were four cases in the police
court on Saturday,
SATURDAY was a dull day with the
police. Only two arrests were made.
SATURDAY Auctioneer Haller sold the
Moss farm, comprising 200 acres, located
In Triadelphia district, 10 Mr., Buchanan,
q well known. farmer OF that district,
for $l0,650,
MIR. j. A. HOPKINS, OF Bethany Col
lege, occupied the pulpit at the Dis:
Ciples Church yesterday morning, and
Professor Kirk, OF the same place, in the
evening"
TIE reserved seats for tho moonlight
excursion and concert at Wellsburg
next Friday evening, 60 on sale this
morning at s o'clock at +. w. banners
music store.
Mr.. Z. STIEIIM, Of Fulton, says he has
a good well with plenty Of good water
and will be glad to let persons have all
the water they want. 1t can be hauled
away by the barrel.
sEMd WEINDURd, Of l1l3 Chapline,
street, while crossing the street at Mar.
ket and Eleventh, tripped on q line the
streetpayers had stretched, and fell, cut
ting a bad cash on his head.
A SMALL boy named Stauyer, living in
the Fifth ward, was bitten Saturday by
a dog belonging to Henry Plug, and as
tho latter refused to allow the dog to BIO
shot, a warrant was issued for him.
As heavy rain as has been expert.
enCed here since last August fell Satur-
day night. The frequent rains Of yes.
terday and the day before did not serve
to cool the atmosphere much, On the
contrary 1t was oppressiyely warm last
night.
LOUIS GRAFF,a painter, recently from
Pittsburgh, was arraigned before Squire
Davis Saturday evening on a charge Of
stealing old coins from William @. ST..
iel's residence while painting there.
When arraigned, Graf plead guilty and
was sent to Jail in default Of bail.
TIE Lilly Clay Burlesque Company
closed It's engagement at the Grand Sat-
urday evening to fair house. The mat
inee audience was small. The proper
ton Of the receipts turned over 10 the
committee for the benefit Of the food
sufferers amounted in all to $s072.
HERMAN LODGE No. @, U. a. o. Druids,
will form in front OF their hall, corner
Market and Twonty.third streets, this
morning and march over the following
route: Down Twenty.third to Main,
down Main 10 Twenty.fourth, up TWEEN.
ty.ioutth TO Chapline, thence TO Twenty.
second, down 10 Market, and up Market
to Tenth street and to the fair grounds,
where they will hold their annual picnic.
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SANITARY INSPECTION,
A Tour up the River by Local
Authorities Yesterday,
PILES OF DRIFTWOOD FIRED
No Bodies Seen Between Here and
wellsburg-signs of the Presence
of Animal Matter In De-
oayIng Condition.

Saturday afternoon City Health Officer
George l, Garrison received u telegram
from DIR, Benz. Lee, Of the Pennsylvania
State Board Of Health, and DR., @, o.
Probst, OF the Ohio State Board Of
Health, asking that Wheeling cooperate
with cities and towns along the Ohio in
organizing a patrol Of the river to the
end that drift piles formed Of debris
from Johnstown and vicinity might be
located and searched for possible dead
bodies Of human beings, as well as car
casses Of animals, and all such removed
from the river. The great end to be &C.
complished was the cleaningo the chan
mel Of the river, as far as possible, Of the
pollutlng matter, which has rendered
the water unfit for use, and which prom
Uses, II allowed to remain, to cause a
great amount Of sickness in the cities
and towns bordering the river, A COM
muniCatiOn was also received by Dr.
Garrison from DR., Byron Stanton, oil the
Cincinnati Board Of Health, asking that
the Wheeling authorities make q move
in this direction, and calling particular
attention to the importance Of keeping
the river clear OF decaying human and
animal remains,
In accordance with these requests q
party composed Of DIR. Garrison, Presi.
dent Cruise, OF the Second Branch OF
Council, Councilman Rrandiass, Harrell
and Emsheimer, Chief OF Police Del
brugge and Capt, Asa Booth, went up
the river in Captain Booths yacht, The
boat was hitched on to the Belle,PTince,
which lowed the party up OBJ far 0i
Wellsburg, leaving here about l0:l5 q,
M, and they did not get back Till nearly
o o'clock last night. On the way down
stops were made at all the islands and
wherever there was q pile Of DRIFT col
: leCted,
On the heads OF nearly all tho islands
and at many places where there were
Clumps OF bushes, large piles Of drift had
collected, in some places fifteen feet
deep, These were tangled masses o.
: all sorts OF debris. While no bodies o.
human beings or animals were found
there was such stencil coming from the
piles that 1t was evident they concealed
decaying animal matter. In oil Casel
but one, that one being pile oirubbisl
. on tho Ohio side near Darlington, thu
debris was lighted and left burning. The
party had some doubts as to their Nu
thority to apply the torch on the Ohio
shore. II IL believed that all the fire.
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The annual baccalaureate sermon &c
the young ladies Of tho Steuhenville
Seminary was preached last evening In
the Second Presbyterian church there, by
Rev. DIR. A. NJ. Reid, the Principal,
The commencement exercises this week
will be as follows:
GymnastIC JunC 10, Up. M
Gymnasium.
Art Reception, 10, 70 n. m
Parlora.
Farce, "The Family laF''s ,,..,,Juno II, Up. IN.
Primary Class.
Glass Day Exercises ne H. 400 p. m
Seminary Grounds.
Annual Concert. JnC II, 1850 y, m,
Seminary Hail.
Commencement Exercises .:"-.,J unc y, %. III.
Almpnp Meeting ."a,:,' '. ....:..Juno 70. p. m.
Seminary Hall.
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THE pOLL,s hun OIL FIELD.
A Roscato View Of Tie Pro,pocts-Bls
Stories of the Well.

A RoSrate View of tile Prospects-BIg
Stories of Tho We'll.
Tho Hukill oil well, on Mr.. Lewis Lem.
ley's isrm, in Monongalia county, which
Is said to be a gusher, is 1890 feet deep,
and 1t Is being drilled still deeper, says
the Fairmont lHea TryiHiap, The In,
tention is to 20 through q rock In which
they are now drilling, the belief being
that then a greater quantity Of oil will
be found. The well as 1t Is Is paying
one, or would be II pumped. Il flows
every time the tools are withdrawn, and
OF mornings and evenings, when the
stream is strongest, more than 100 bar.
rels OF the unCtuous substance gushes
out. Often tho oil IS thrown over the
top OF the derrick. Mr.. Hukill evident
ly believes he has struck good territory,
for he has procured lumber for the cree.
ton Of twenty more derricks In that
peighhorhood, and he has leased thou.
sands OF acres OF land. He will confine
his operations for the present to Dolls
run, on which the Lemley well Is sit
uated. Mr.. Lemley was rich before
VII Mu6 hAaGONVAGh Va AAo HlChlA1Snt
but It seems that he Is soon to be a mil.
lionaire, something he probably peyer
dreamed oi 'being until bis gusher
gushed, We are glad to hear Of his rich
find, but sorry we haven't corner In II.
Hereafter the wheels Of Republication
will doubtless run more smoothly than
ever down In "old Monongahale," for
Mr., Lemley, who is an enthusiastic mem.
Der Of the grand old party, cap always
be relied unon to furnish ne llbricator.
Mr.. Hukill' Is leasing land In this county,
and 10 some who leased to him long ago
he has paid copsIderable money, all Of
which goes to chow that he has strong
grounds for thinking that Marion cons
tains oil as well RG Monppgalla, Oil has
been found on Bingamon at a shallow
depth, also at Catawba, and when well
Is put down at either place 1900 or 1000
feet II Is quite likely that We will have
something to say about gpshers in Mar.
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GINA. was sent from YOUNGSTOWN, and Is
In Tue Office Of the dep. Vrtment OF public
safety awaiting Identification by its
owner.
Express Company, has received notice
from Superintendent Blmple, Of the
company, that all contributions for the
sufferers at Johnstown and Gonemangh
by the recent food will be carried tree
OF charge by the Adams Expre6s Conn
pany, when consigned 10 some desig-
mated department, authorized by the
Governor OF Pennsylvania or other
officials, The company has sent 81, 600
in addition to aid those who suffered by
the catastrophe.
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Bnse ban BrIefs,

Freddy" Williams, we'll known
Bellaire boy, who has been playing with
the Hamiltons since the opening OF the
season, during which time he has been
field captain, isreported to have been
soused in the soup-released.
1t is reported that Dayton Is epdeayor,
ing to secure that ancient back number,
shetzllne, who played with Wheeling
for q time in 1857, Brodie, another
former Wheeling player who has been
with Dayton for a few weeks past, has
been released,
The suggestion has been made that a
benefit game be played in each Of the
six Tri.State League cities for the relief
OF the widow and children Of the
lamented Chris. Meisel, late manager Of
the Mansfield team, who was one OF the
thousands drowned at Johnstowu,
Jimmy Curry, who mismanaged the
old Columbus Tri'State League team
portion OF last season, has signed TO Elay
second base for Dayton, whereupon the
Columbus State Journal Is pleased to re-
mark that with Curry aud Chrisman In
the same team there Is likely 10 DO fire.
Quent calls for the patrol wagon.
Sam Kimber, a well.known pitcher
who has played with Wheeling In the
past, has been sent for again and Is Elk,
peCted to arrive here in time TO pitch In
to.morrow's game, He has been play.
ing with one Of the minor Philadelphia
clubs. Kimber has anpmber Of friends
hero who will be pleased to see him
once more wearing Wneeling uniform.
The Mansfield Ners apologies for
BurChard's poor work here Saturday by
the following: at Is only justice to
Burchard to state that for the past ten
days he has been indisposed with a
touch OF dyspepsia or other stomach all.
ment and has been unable TO assimilate
his food" He was probably looking for
something to help the assimilating pro.
cess when he was out here between |
and 9 o'clock Saturday morning.
The Springfield team will make Its first
appearance here to-day. Wheeling has
visited their town twice, and found 1t
necessaryto play good ball in order to
penfQnce OF Lue OuhtuplVn WY uOyb
here 1t Is but natural to expect that
there will be a good turn out Of the pa.
irons OF the game 10 see how this team
plays. They will play here to-day, to-
morrow and Wednesday. Mansfield Is
at Canton, and Dayton Is at Hamilton on
these dates,
The following sage utteranCe is from
that ancient mariner, Plattenburg, Of
the Hancock County Courier: "Wheel-
ing sent the first money received by the
JohnstoWh sufferers. Wheeling can't
play base ball, but she's all right other
ways" And this Is from the Moundsyille
Sun: 1.-THE Wheeling base ball club Is
good deal like the month Of March,
It started out like a roaring lion, but
winds up as gentle as a lamb"
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Died from Rating Polsonod Cabbage.

Saturday morning early a six.year,old
son OF Ben Mclaughlin died at his par.
ents' homo, presumably from paris green
poisoning. He had several spasms be-
fore dying. On Thursday Mrs, Me-
,Laughlln bought some cabbage, and per.
ceiving that one Of the heads was badly
worm.eaten, she threw II on a wood
shed, and warned the children not 10
touch II. Several times, however, the
caught the little boy eating at It, and
shortly after he was taken siek. 20.
nestle remedies not ayailing, Q physician
was summoned, Friday. Friday night,
however, he became worse, and satur.
day morning he died.
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"A CARD.

ltiSR fact that more ,unbluGhing frauds arc
daily perpetrated on the general public in
tho name OF whISkies than any other merchAn'
disc In the market The confidence bestowed
on me by tho public keenly appreciate, and, al
always heretofore will In the future not betray
that trust. II Is not an easy matter 10 have
reputable physicians and managers Of hospitals
lndOrs0 any one particular brand OF whisky, yet
they have done 20 since the merits OF KLEIN's
SILVER AGE'' became known TO them. For
the sick room II has no competitor. Il stands
alone for itS delicate and delightful flavor. II ID
pure and old, free from all impurities. My stock
Of other well'kn0wn Pennsylvania Rye Wits.
kleS OF all ages ID complete. My prices are %
reasonable Rg any In the State. My Wines OF all
foreign and domestic kinds are well and care.
fully selected. No house can show you better
Brandiee, Gins, or In fact any other imported
ThG price Of "sILvER AdEn continues 10 DO
81 90 per full quart. Old Gibson, Finch or
Guckenheimer at 81 per quart, or six quarts for
80. A fine Sherry or Sweet California Wine at
no cents per Quart and upwards, Send for 0
complete lrlce list aud catalogue, or call at No.
81 Federal street, Allegheny, where one glance
OF our establishment Will convince you Of the
truth Of my statement.
mvo.,v,, Respectfully ' v,p,,
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Is a combination Of the active properties
of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered It i'm.
mensely popular. II cures habitual con.
indigestion, biliousneSs, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
bottles by O, \. Goethe, w. W. Irwin
w. u. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. aud Goodwin c Co.,
agents,
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This spring with your blood full Of i'm.
purities, your digestion impaired, your
appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid,
and the whole system liable to be pros.
trated by disease-but get yourselfinto
good condition, Ind ready for the chang.
Ing and warmer weather, by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t stands unequal.
led for purifying the blood, giving an
appetite, and for general spring medl-
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And tho old folks laugh when they Ilnd
that tho pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, Is more easily
taken and moro beneficial In It's action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. II
strengthens tho Liver, Kidneys, Stom.
acLl and Bowels, while II aropses them
10 o healthy activity, For sale Ia 30 cts.
and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug Com.
pany, Anton 7. Hess, Il. b. Burt and O.
Mphknmpllpr
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E4NsTiL'b IR,iR,iF.I4.IE. wlIEELlSO IRID.TF.I4.E
olhor Trl.stato oan,oI,

Rain on Saturday at Dayton caused q
poStponement Of The game with Canton,
and at Hamilton Of the game with
Springfield.
Yesterday at Canton there were two
championship games played by tho Can.
ton and Mansfield clubs. The tailend.
erg, flushed with their victory at Wheel.
Ing Saturday, entered into the double
contest with the leaders OF the League
confident that they would at least divide
tho honorS, aud they came very near
doing II, too, In tho second game, which
required an extra inning 10 decide II, but
their old loo.doo got around In time 10
cheat them out Of what little show they
had. There was q good crowd Ii at
tendance. The scores were % iollowsi
First game
S SiRR:fs iiii, ..,.... SO 8 I f-Bt
q Sa SSIdH aSIRls oiisS Gi5ay' 'S ala fR 6ss
PgErAafd aud fltEslm6hl' umPircl Hathaway
Second gams-7
SSH sBsSslid s"...". 8 8 SSb SO ! / 20
ltlb, Canton, q, MAns1Old, d, EFfOfs, Canton
A. Mansfield q BAiietiesi slRlb. and Doyle and
Detgefi Morrison aud. Bird, Unnlfc1, DuEts
and Harrington,
Az Hamilton-Thero were also two
championship gaines. Dayton was tho
visiting club and was badly defeated In
both games. paylon'B Geld play wac
very poor, aud al Tho bat her men were
weak compared with the heavy hitting
done by tho home club, The scores
were % follows;
Flnt game-
lIIIaSjSI5iIIi i5.ii...:...,..... SSJS4dS3-l
. A'H NY s sg6 d B1 1iGS bo si'p .sa
Dillon Dewald aud MoAlSeny,
nv B.yS5s ,.:....::.:::..: 5--a
BASE hits Hamilton iti Dayton v Errors,