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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-27
UPHILL WORK.
A Painful Effort to Organize Republican
Club, Last Evening.


A good deal has been said through the
Inteugencer, lately, about the necessity
of organizing a Republican Club, in this
city, although there have been a good
many disbelievers in the "want," else
why was the eminently respectable and
late lamented Lincoln Club allowed to
give up the ghost? But be this as 1t
may, last evening was announced as the
time for making the venture, and in re-
sponse to printed appeals and private
solicitations, about fifty OF the faithful
assembled in Germania Hall TO witness
the formal birth Of the new organiza-
tion.
The result was little surprising,
especially TO those disinterested gentle
men who. "wanted TO get up club
which should represent the entire mass
of voters OF the county," and "about
which there should be no suspicion OF
kid gloves nor clique"
Among some of the gentlemen pres
ent were noticed Editor Dick Robertson,
of the NclDs-L Letter, Senator Campbell, OF
Jackson county. Ed. ODonnell. OF the
B. & O., Biddle Jones, Postmaster Cow
den, VIM. Otto, Lawyer Erskine, Prof.
Crago, Capt. Rawlings, Herman Bentz
and others.
A glance over the hall showed that a
majority Of those present were postoiiice
officials and employees, deputy L. ).
Marshals, census enumeratOrs, letter
carriers, Republican members Of Coun-
ell. Intelligencer employees, and candi-
dates for Office. past and prospective,
and sandwiched in among these were
gentlemen who might fairly lay claim TO
Observation-Disclosures" such as Il. ;. ALI
son. Joseph 5. Brady, and few others.
On motion OF DR.. George j. Caddle,
Mr.. Allison was called to the chair, and
George Huntington, Of the mteUigencer,
was made Secretary. Mr., Allison, on
taking the platform, made quite an eX-
tended speech. the chief burden of which
was the hope that there ''wOnld be no
suspicion of kid-gloveism or cliques.
The changes were rung upon this idea.
which. indeed, seemed 10 be the thought
upperm0st in the minds OF most OF those
present, as ii was repeatedly referred TO-,
during the meeting. in debates upon va
rlOuS matters.
Aftera good deal OF discussion, II was
agreed the temporary officers should
hold over, and then it was agreed TO Sc
lect two committees, consisting OF one
from each district in the county, TO
formulate plan of organization and to
select place OF meeting. These com
mittees were selected as follows:
Plan OF Observation-Disclosures,
William Otto; Madison, Hugo Loos;
CLAY, III. ]. Felber; Union, Joseph Met
calf: Centre, T. C. Moffatt; Webster,
w. 5. Meek; Richie, j. ii. Burtt; Tria-
delphia, DIR. John Carter: Liberty, ID.
Maxwell; Richland, Harlan Carter.
Place of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Geo.
Getz: Madison, C. E. Schenerlein; Clay
Fred Miller; Union, Richard Robertson
Centre. DIR. John K. Pipes; Webster, C.
II. Dowler: Richie, Thomas Davidson
Triadelphia, Charles Seibert, Liberty
and Richland, blank.
The Chair was made member eX
officio of both committees, and thei
after an appeal to some one to make
speech. which met with no response
the meeting adjourned.
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Base Ball Notes.

Wheeling will make another desperate
effort to-day to do up the Mansfielders, but
they will be considerably weakened by the
absence of Billy George.
The Bellaire Valley Stars challenge the
Mingo Juniors for game Of ball July 4.
If accepted, answer through this paper i'm
mediately. JACK LOUIS, Manager.
The Little TycOons challenge the Fulton
Stars for game of ball Sunday afternoon,
on the Peninsula grounds. II accepted.
answer through the REGISTER.
The Successes challenge the Benwood
Comets for Sunday afternoon instead Of
Saturday afternoon, on the Peninsula
brickyard, at $50 o'clock sharp, and if ac-
cepted answer through this paper.
During the game yesterday Billy George,
on coming in from the field, was conveyed
the sad Intelligence by messenger that
his sister had died at her home in Bellaire,
and Billy Immediately left the grounds and
went home. His many friends will greatly
regret to learn of his misfortune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-27
CASE OF HANDS UP.
A DARING ROBBERY COMMITTED YESTERDAY
AT UNIOhl0WN.
Paymastsr Forced 10 Hand Over Si,i60 at the
Muzzls Of a Bulldog RsyOlyer-The
Robber Youth Of Eghteen-HiS
Escape into West Virginia.

UNIoNTowN, PA, June 2G.-An extra
ordinary robbery was perpetrated to-day
at little mining town six miles from
this place. Jacob Atkinson, paymaster
of the II. C. Frick Coke Company, was
counting out the wages for his men and
placing the money in envelopes when a
youthful voice said, Islands up" The
muzzle of a bull kdog revolver glar-
ing him in t&e face, backed
by the determined face of a
young fellow Of IS, caused Atkinson to
throw both hands up He was in his
Office at the time at side window, and
half hundred men were at the front OF
the house, but OUT of sight. He was
about to call TO his men for help, when
the cool young fellew said, Zone word,
and you are a dead man" The
robber then gathered up the en-
velopes, containing SLIGO In all,
and backed toward the heavy
bushes leading toward the hills. At
kinson raised an outcry, when two bul-
lets were sent crashing through the win
dow above his head. The daring rob-
ber then escaped TO the hills toward
West Virginia. His name is Perry Don
aldSon, who has always been looked up
on as bad but harmless. a Sheriff and
posse have hunted him into West Vir-
ginia, but have not yet captured him.
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A TIE ON THE TRACK
A Passenger Train Wrecked and Fire
man Killed.

GRAND RAPIDS, MIcH,, June 26.-The
eastbound Detroit, Grand Haven and
Milwaukee fast train was wrecked In
this city at Clancy street crossing, at
lO:3O o'clock last night, and Fireman
Herbert NesSer was killed.
An oak tie, 16 feet long, had been
placed by an unknown person on the
track, and the engine struck it while
going at the rate of 90 miles an hour.
The passengers were badly shaken up.
The detectives say they have clew to
the perpetrators of the deed.
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Doctor Cuts His Throat.

NIAGARA FALLS, June 26.-Dr. w. c.
Woolson committed suicide yesterday after
noon at the home of his parents, on Mag
ara street, by cutting his throat with
razor. For several years he was a tele-
graph operator, and at one time held quite
a prominent position in Buffalo. Dr.
Woolson was for time in DR.. Bakers OIL
fee. and since the. latter's arrest on
criminal charge is connection with the
Minnie Ellis case. he brooded over the
matter. fearing that he would be summoned
ne a witness in a case Of which he knew
nothing. He was 81 years old, and leaves
a widow and four children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-27
Two Rows Run Over by a Train.

SpecidI Islegrdm % NE Rtglsfer.
PoINT PLEASANT. w. VA, June 26.-The
train due here.this morning at 30 o'clock,
on the Ohio River railroad, ran over two
young boys, aged five and seven years, sons
of Esori Mays, nearly opposite Gallipolis
Ferry They were sitting on the cattle
guards, and a step on one of the coaches
struck them, hurting them so badly that
one died in an. hour after the accident, and
the other is still living, but is expected to
die before morning. The children were
not discovered until it was too late to stop
the train.
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statement and know of my own knowl-
edge that il is not truth.
Mr. Rowell replied that he did not care
20 handy words as to the gentleman'S
knowledge; bat he undertook TO say that
il was the universal experience and OBJ
Servation Of unprejudiced men.
Mr.. Lewis, of Mississippi, also de-
ciared that no man on earth had ever
intimated that there was anything un-
fair i'm elections in his district.
Mr.. Wheeler, Of Alabama, also de-
MED that there was any ground for
Questioning at Alabama's election.
Mr.. Lehlback. OF New York IRE
publieanl, and Tucker, of Virginia,
spoke against the bill and then the
House adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-27
The phlIadelphIa.s Trial Trip.

SoUTHANwroN. L. l., June 26.-The
cruiser Philadelphia started on her trial
trip yesterday from a point eight miles on
shore 10 Block Island and return over 4
course Of eighty miles. She made the full
trip yesterday, 50 far as can be ascertained.
She left the Petrel, the ship anchored at
the starting point, at l. 30 o'clock, and re
turned again to the starting point at
4:OS p. N. She then steamed out 10 sea
again and was lost to sight.
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BAD MAN wILLETTs.
A Tinge of Romance Connected With His
Escapsdes.

>pfcidl 4tiflI lh 70 iHe Argieltf.
CoLUNBUs. O., June 26.-Detective
James Murphy left last evening for
Wheeling, w. Va, for Ed. Willetts, who
is charged with horse stealing. His de-
lection has tinge of romance connect
cd with it. Three or four weeks ago a
man In Fairfield county, Ohio, lost a
horse. afterwards finding it in the stable
OF Mr.. Geigele. Of this city, who had
purchased 10 for Sl35. WillettS was
the man who sold il, but
he left for Wheeling, where he became
acquainted with and paid considerable
attention % a young lady, representing
that he had considerable property inter
estS in Columbus. The father of the
girl came here TO make some inquiries
as 10 Willis. and, learning who he was,
told the police where he was, and the
arrest followed. Willis has Signitied
his willingness To- come without re-
QUESTION. Willis has wife at Spo-
kane Falls.
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ACQUITTED OF EXTORTION.
Verdict in the Harmed Case-Trial of EN-
Collector Beecher.

Collector Beecner.
SEATTLE, WASH, June 26.-In the L.
). District Court yesterday, in the case
of Wm. Harmed, ON trial for eXtortion
in charging excessive fees for entering
and clearing vessels from the Port Town
send Custom House while defendant
was a special deputy collector of Gus
toms in 1855, the judge instructed the
jury to find verdict of not guilty.
The Court held that the prosecution
had failed, because it had not shown
that fees were paid voluntarily. An
other case against Harmed, charging
him with embezzlement of $1,000 duty
on a cargo of bark from Madeira, will
be tried this week.
The case of Beecher, eX-Collcctor for
the Puget Sound district, charged with
larceny from the rec ordS of the Custom
House of a book entitled Records OF
Money Received From All Sources,
was begun in the L. ). District Court.
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Warrington Oil Field.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
MANNINGToN, June 96.-The official
statement of the Warrington oil field,
Just published, shows that territory to
still have but two producers as yet.
These are the Burt well No. l, now
doing 90 barrels, and the Hamilton
No. /, with daily average of Is barrels.
There are 35 wells in process of con-
struction, but few of which are nearing
completion. The depths of those under
way range from 500 TO 1000 feet, the
latter figures representing the Hibbs
well No. /, which is expected to strike
oil inside of week
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
The Transfers Left for Record, Yes
terday.


The following transfers Of real estate
were recorded by Clerk Hook yesterday:
Deed made April 26, 1890, by ID. X. Brooks
and wife TO J. F. Bennett, for lot No IL in
square No. 2S, in Lamb & Russell's di-
vision of the Caldwell estate. Consider
alton, so.
Deed made June IL, 1890, by ID. l.. Heis'
kell and wife, TO John C.. Riheldaffer, for
20 feet front on the Natianal road, near o.
C. Dewey's. Consideration, 800.
Deed made June II, 1890, by ID. l.. Heis-
kell and wife TO Emma Taylor, wife Of S.
o. Taylor, for 20 feet front on the Ma
tional road, near o. G. Dewey's Consider
alton, 800.
Deed made June 90, 1890, by Mary T..
Alderman, wife Of Gregory Ackerman,
and George w. Skier and wife, OF
Detroit, TO Anton Reymann, for lot No. 5,
in square No. l3, fronting on Sixteenth
street. Consideration, 5000.
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hidden treasure unearthed.

SpfcilI IfI1Qrlll n F1e h1gisItr.
CADIz. O.. June 26.-W, F. Cummings,
near Philadelphia Road, this cnunty. was
plowing piece Of new ground, when the
plow turned up one hundred and thirty
nine silver dollars, mostly Of an ancient
date, and some Of them last century, which
would indicate that they had been hidden
for many wears Evidently they had been
buried In a sack, every veStige OF which
had disappeared All the new ground in
that country is now likely to be upturned
by treasure see kers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-27
Trouble over COnferees.

Special Tsl,grGn 10 he Register.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The silver bill
has not vet been sent 10 the Senate with a
notification that the House has non-cOncur-
red in the Senate amendments, and will not
be sent until the Speaker announces the
Committee Of Conference on the part Of the
House. II is conceded that Mr.. Conger,
the Chairman Of the Coinage Committee,
will be one OF the cOnferees. and Mr.. Bland
expects 10 be the Democratic cOnferee, but
there has been some trouble in selecting
the other Republican cOnferee. II is eN-
pected that the matter Will be decided To-
morrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-27

July 1st to July 7th, inclusive, the
B. & o. will sell excursion tickets from
Wheeling to st. Paul at one fare for the
round trip, good returning until July
18th. BY depositing the return portion
of ycur ticket with A. f. Merrill, joint
a gent of the terminal lines at st. Paul,
before July 18th, the return limit will
be extended to September 30.
3l.2.4.6,T,S.
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Parkersburg News.

Special Telegram 10 me Re0tstT.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June &C.
The two burglars who broke into J. w.
Rights store, few days since and stole
a large amount Of property and were
caught in Ohio by Detective Mehen and
brought back here, have been identified
as two boys belonging TO we'll known
and prominent family in Washington,
DC. The family name is said to be
Mcconnell, and the father prominent
hardware man. One of the sons, now
in Jail here, is reputed to have robbed
his fathers store, for which he was put
in the U. S. Navy. The history of
these boys, as given, was uncovered by
little school girl, who recognized one
of them while on the streets OF this
city. When arrested they gave the
names OF Henderson and O'Bryan.
Constable Beckett arrested four boys
on a charge of house breaking this morn
ing. All four are under sixteen years.
They are charged with breaking into a
hOuseboat and abstracting several arti-
cles OF value. The officer has warrants
for several others.
Capt. Mack, OF the Ohio River railroad
who was so terribly injured in the recent
wreck, was able TO be out to-day for the
first time. His wounds are healing
nicely and the Captain will soon be
ready again to take his position on the
road.
A little ten-year-olds child named Ida
RoSser, who resides with her parents on
Seventh street, was badly bitten and
torn by an infuriated dog, last evening.
The child was bitten in seven places,
and several of the wounds have proven
very painful and dangerous. There is
some fear that the dog was rabid.
l.. G.. Day, former preacher of Wy
oming county, was arrested here to-day
on charge OF bigamy. Day is said to
have been living with woman for two
years. Day is in jail. He says he is
not married to the woman and that the
children are not his. The Wyoming
authorities have been notified of the ar
rest. Day is said TO have wife and
several children in-Wyoming county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-27

HALIFAX, n. S, June 26.-Twelye
hundred coal miners are out on a strike
at the Spring Hill collieries. The men
oject to the system of docking a whole
box OF coal for short measure or stone.
Everything at the collieries is at a
standstill. This is the largest mine in
Nova Scotia
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Pence Restored At spokane Fails.

SPOKANE FAIIs, WASH, June 26.-The
fight between the street railway companies
is now 0uieted down. and both sides await
the act of the Court 10 which il was refer
red. Acting Mayor Davidson and Council
man Belts. and not Bohm, appeared before
the Court this morning on charge OF con
tempt The decision will not be rendered
before Tomorrow
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Warrington News.

Special telegram 10 tie Register.
MANNINGToN, VIVA. June ga gentle
man whose name is unknown was horribly
cut TO fragments at Glover's Gap to-day. Q
Mrs. Byard Lamb died to-day after a
long illness Mrs. Lamb is relative of
Gov Fleming and j. o. Watson, of Fair
mont. The interment will take place to-
morrow.
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FAKE FACTORY HEARD FROM.

The ..htelligencer" Makes Washington
Dispatch Out of Whole Cloth.
special Tslsgraa % ne Register
WASHINGTON. June 26.-The htelti-
gencci's dispatch that the House Sub
Elections Committee had decided
against Anderson and in favor Of Me
GiuniSS is absolutely false. It's another
fake. Nothing has been done with the
case yet.
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Mlthhrew the Rewnr,Is.


Special IsisgrGfn 20 ne hsstsfsr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 26.-Gov.
Fleming to-day withdrew the rewards
offered by the Executive May. lSSS, for
+. II. Phillips, Jas. Mccoy, Jos. Hurley,
Andrew smith. John Yates, J. England,
Hath Maynard, sam Miller, JAS. Jones.
Ludie Hardyn. Minis SOwardS aud Jas.
SowardS. all members Of the famous
Hatfield Mccoy vendetta party. These
people are in Kentucky.
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NEGOTIATIONS with Indians.

SHAwNEETOwN, I. T., June i6.-NegOtia-
tons have been begun between the Com
mission and the Pottawatomie and Shaw
nee Indians. The Government made
proposition Of S2COOOO for the land remain
ing after the allotment in Severalty. IL
successful. 30, 600 acres more will be thrown
open 70 settlement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-27

4 committee was appointed to wait
upon Col Taylor, notify him Of his NOM
ination aud bring him before the Con-
vention. The committee was also in
Structed TO bring John NJ. Cook along.
Both gentlemen appeared, escorted by
the committee, and made their little
speech, after which the Convention ad-
iOurned.
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REED AND HIS FORCES
working Hard to Keep the Election Law
ON Its Feet.

SPECIAL IsiegrGD' 10 ne Register.
WAsHINGrON June 96.-The Federal
election law has been the only subject
OF interest before Congress to-day.
Reed aud his clique are working very
wise TO pass il. They denied recognition
To Lehlbach, Coleman and EwarJ Repub-
licans who wanted 10 speak against the
bill. and Reed threatened all of his
party who bOlted with dire vengeance
The Democrats accorded Lehlbach time
and he denounced the bill, and they will
divide the time with other Republicans
who oppose the measure. Reed will
probably whip the bill through the
House but it will be killed in the Senate.
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VIII Stay on a Large Salary.

Special telegram TO ne he0ister.
COLUMBUs, O., June 26.-The hitch in the
matter of signing Chamberlain, the pitcher,
by Columbus, was Strengthened out this
evening 1t is not known what the condi-
tions were, but it is understood that large
sum of money was demanded by him and
secured. He will pitch in the games with
Syracuse.
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Youngstown Beaten.
Springfield Wins.

Special Telegram 10 he Register.
AKRON, ONO, June 26.-Two home runs
bv Springfield in the first inning gave
them to-days game. Score:
II. n. Z.
Akron 900 OO2i 2 Is ~ g
sprlughcld.S 0 3 0 o . 10 10 $
Batteries, Akron, Van Dermole, Conover
and Sweeney, Springfield, O'Brien and
Haller; earned runs. Akron 3, Springfield
,; two-base hits, Motz, Williams; home
runs, Motz, O'Rourke, Parks, Bettz; bases
stolen, Akron /, Springfield g; double
plays, Darrow, O'Rourke and Motz; struck
out, by Conover2, by O'Brien 4; time, 2;lO;
umpire, Jamison.
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Onerator and Money Missing.

ST. JouS, n. B., June pa. Ferguson,
a lumber operator at Sussex, has dlsap-
peared. Ferguson handled over S5O,OoO ioI
other people, half of which was furnished
by NJ S. White. What disposition Fergu.
son has made Of the money. Is unknown
II is thought he has gone to the States.
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Victory for Cornell.

New LONDON, CoSS., June 26.-The race
between the Cornell and Pennsylvania
University crews resulted in victory for
Cornell by four boat lengths. Columbia
did not start Cornelrs time was 4:43;
Pennsylvania l5:02.
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THE COLORED RACE
Creates a Lively Discussion at the Sunday
School Convention.

School Convention.
PIrTsBURG, June 26.-After the con-
clusion Of devotional exercises at the
International Sunday School Conven-
ton this morning, State reports were
received from Michigan, Kentucky, In
diana and Utah. The Utah delegates
stated that Mormonism was a pretty
lively corpse yet. The committee to
which was referred the report OF the
Executive Committee then reported.
They endorsed the recommendation to
secure as an efficient man eX-Prcsident
REYNOLDS as general worker, and also
endorsed the recommendation that a
conference of workers be held
annually except in the year
when the International Convention
is held. The committee concurred in
the matter concerning work among the
colored people, and recommended the
appointment of capable colored man
as a promoter Of Sunday school interests
among that people as soon as practica-
Bile. The recommendation caused a
heated debate and the word ''colored'
was erased from the report. President
Harris then made a stirring appeal in
favor of the colored race, and it was
finally decided to secure a good man AT
once regardless of his color.
A motion TO establish paper in the
interest of the international organiza'
ton was lost. After some deSultory de
bate and routine business the conven
tion adjourned for dinner.
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Congressman Cultivate RenomInated.

COLUMBUS, O., June 26.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention Of the
Ninth district met here this morning
and renominated Congressman Outh-
waite for his fourth term by acclama-
ton. Mr.. Outhwaite returned his
thanks in a speech.
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Fourth Congressional District

PIT. pleasant, w. VA, June 26.-The
Democratic Executive Committee for the
Fourth Congressional District met here to-
day, and fixed upon the 26th day of August
for holding the Congressional Convention
and Point Pleasant rs the place.
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Revolutionary Moyenents IN ss,v.,..

NEW YORK, June 26.-Mr. Jacob Rail-
Consul-General Of Guatemala in This c,tv
today received the following dispatch from
Gautemala from SeDor Sobral. Minister NJ
Foreign Affairs: "Gautemala. lime o.
lso.-Reyolutionary movement has taken
plaSe IN salvador. Everything In Gaute-
mala quiet and tranquil. Sobral'n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-27

Earned runs, Wheeling ., Mansfield >;
two-base hit, Fournier; sacrifice hit, Me
Vey; stolen bases, Zeigler; struck out, by
Fitzgerald |, by F'ournier s; bases on balls,
off Fitzgerald 8, of Fournier 3; hit by ball,
by Fitzgerald 0, by Fournier 2; wild pitch.
es. by Fitzgerald 0, by Fournier l. passed
balls, Lytle; double plays, O'Brien TO Ar
mitage Glenalvin to Armltage to O'Brien,
Dale TO Klusman time, ;45; umpire, Hill.