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LAHLOH COMEy 10 TATE.
He VIII Play the Australian champion
Two Games for $1,000 u 81 le.

John LawIor. who challenged by Jack ones, the
Australian CHAMPION to play double match n rsl 600
side and afterwArd single match called at THE Sun
Office last night and stated his willingness b make
both matches. Il will accept Joness den that and
Riordan will play myself and partner and will also
make match with Jones single. handed. Thetwo con.
tests however must be made at the same time and for
81. 900 a side each.
IN ihS SGis sns g. @
h lion To "a r. s w0 IL tG os amy o
two matches he" in San Fians.so and BIoosIyn The S
The
viii ssa Ssn s. h. .ha
deposit $500 WITH the GU ana $500 with rnE sus as an
shaIH,"n WILDE psa,sd 70 hays him draw " arti;
Giles sIa 10 me as soon
s.ss nsf s
Is p ' parting '1ss s
dsrman James Dunn. TO the eSirish champion. John
iI.ndSal Clubs court ye.sraay The es. kIdsrmsh
g..fSa' s.Sz 'T: e % and 4i. s:
hustler named Denni. Shea The latter only about
ssslssass teams is1y s!sa f sa:s :. AZ
Of the the rr " was sa u
iuea character I as to make any team respondent
from hs .Ss linz P.inSSr.y ns!dsi aS:ai1
wn s sSs -; snd
Coggns LsSlor made one Of his old.time efforts 10
hs 3, AZ he s vi. 10
s n ana nc .
who was watching for such chances recovered il
neatly and that play settled the game for the Fro.
fessof and partner had no trouble in securing the
sssary two aces 10 win the match. The scores were:
Ssa napns s an. snf B. Pst Il liza liza
Four "Gingaboos" that H. players with u straight
and pC erful right hand but crooked and
left subsequently, contested In game for blood Tho
AND AND 4sSn 0e S
The Iatters M, antage in weight and strength was
HerAly thought To he too much for their oppone
q tho Limerick and castlebAr pair knew little too
much for them and when It came to the pinch they
ran the game out In a jiny. The scores were:
j. Car,nody and Prof. Coggns .........2l 2l-42
H. Malcolm and 7. Conner. .......lS ll-:v
There is stl considerable difference OF opinion be-
tween Bobby Malcolm and FRANKIE Prendergast Thus
far tho latter has rather the advantage but Malcolm
has announced his readiness to make . nAl test aud
1t now left with the Dublin boy to give his concur.
renee
1t 10 said that Tom Lyman Is ambitious to Join the
pugilistc ranks. IL he makes as much Roadway in
that business as he has at handba no ought to meet
with much success.
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Baseball Notes.

Buck f, wing has arthed new doctor VINO says he
will nut glass arm in good shape In short order
The Envl, wood Field Club have cancelled the games
VII the Oritani Field Club at Hackensack
for Labor Da "
Umpire Fra, W Golden has been engaged for tho re.
mainder OF IT, . season at tho Catholic Protectory
grounds. Van NJ VI
Manager Power y seems to have poor luck with
in one res Newman still sick in bed. and
word com that NNahon, tho new catcher. is H. but
not seriously.
King has decided to resume bis place on tho New
York Team lie did 4 y ne coaching yesterday. Mana
ger Powers will howe YER continue to alternate Kuse
and Crane in tho box
stan physicians and srgsons at Black wells Island
and the policemen OF u 70 Tendorion precinct This
game Is the result Of rivalry that has existed for
several years between the doctors and policemen
the Sa paSeq Who contra Eed fever Will. syns
On The on la' w bs q,
6s game. = of Jersey ct e.
and the Strong Jerseys OF Hobo Ken at+ r NJ
The Wall Street Club made "Gnrrison finish" In
game with the Montague Club e. Prospect Park on
Wednesday, A. tho end q the Nth tnninS the score
hit and wild pitch the game for tho stock
brokers ninth inning. The \nal score WAS l. to
u! The catching Of sames and Bu ms was the feature
OF the game.
The Paterson Baseball Climb are an tious to arrange
games with all professional and temtprofessional
clubs The club have enclosed gr Iund 200 by 600
tnors An electric railway lands pas sengers az tho
box Office and sunday games perm tt'ed visiting
clubs will not be obliged to play 10 empty seats Tho
players are under the MANAGEMENT Of ex Pitcher Jim
McCormick Of the Chicago Club apd are As follows:
Touhey late of Lebanon. catcher Murphy FORMERLY OF
the New York League club pitcher; .BoTes LIST b.:
Queeney RI Communications should DO ad dressed to
II. D. Ramsey. Us Market street Paterson.
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Long Island Gnmecocks Win n BATTLING
Main.

AcockinR main under unusual circumstances TOOK
within dozen miles OF the New York City Hall
on Monday night and Tuesday morning. 1t for
BIZ money. and the surroundings both the selection
of ,he battle ground and the attendance were OF the
mo- exclusive character There present only the
owI iers OF the fowl. from Long Island and Staten
isis I'D. with Ave friends OF each aud the handlers
the Judge who are professionals Tho agreement ar
rive at for each side to show thirteen birds be.
twsi n pounds q ounces and pounds at within two
oune OF weight that was specified in the articles
and the event OF either party falling to weigh In
those birds that not within the limit would he
comp sllsd to light bird that the other side chose
put forth. IL both sides had the same number OF
birds hat were not within the prescribed weights after
out AMI bird 90 ostTaczei.
Tweh 10 pairs were nicely mated and the other two
birds VI .red only about four ounces 500
posted .on each battle aud 1000 the winner OF
have ,ched 81 900.
satel Island the first three BATTLES Then up to
the tent IA bat victory aernnt-d The eleventh hat.
tie won by Long Island. They offered 10 bet . 10
that thay would win the main. m. staten Islanders
won tho twelfth hght but Long Island won the ne
and tho main.
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The sum. Guide to New York.

REPLIES 10 questions asked every day bv tho
guests and citizens Of the american metropolis.
Suggestions 10 SighfSeers and practical d.forHa-
tion for practical psoDle The san lcWpuJhsh in
time for use al he Columbus Cr',,ra'iOn nea Oc-
tober. complete. unique. and practical 0uiIr book
10 this ci'N II uW tell riSitorS rhat the sights
are ho,c 10 reach them. trhpre no lodge ami board
Uhi'e here and The cost, ,che'e 10 do Whoiesdls
or retail shopping, ho,c 10 dmuSe Themselves and
gel rest rhen reary of sightseeing. II rN be at
Tacfire'y printed pleasant 10 rGdL and the sub
ject matter miH be dirided and arranged in uav
to insure The best results TIE retail price 'riR be
IS cents per copu The SUMS Guide uiH also o6sr
uneQual!ed and exceptional opportunities 10 adcsr-
Users. Those uho pish further information on
this subject should address The Guide Book De-
parkneat Al he Ne1 York Sur.
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g. ". JOHNSON WINS AGAIN.
d. NJ. Brown e Co. Want Match 70,
$4,000 n Side.

CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-Tiny Williams landed
three winners at Garfield Park to-day. his ride
on Ida Pickwick being splendid exhibition
IN Springaway. Pickwick, and G. W. johnson
the talent succeeded in selecting three favor
ties. while Sly Lisbon at 20 to was tho after.
Moons surprise.
u. W. johnson captured tho stake easily.
d. THIS evening his owners challenged any
twop> ar-old in the country to meet him at
six fu,ionA..s for $4,000 side. and the club at
once agreed to add $4,000 for such
n match. Jobnssn is a brother 10 Huron
and undefeated. and Is the colt for witch
J. NJ. Brown & Co. Of Port Worth. Tex. re-
Gently refused $4,000 Of Marcus Days
money. Seven three year-olds opened tho
sp3l heavy iny9rtS YSSe otnss
third Ida Flckwiek. a hot choice. Forerun-
ner. and Ernest Race made n greet race Of the
mile and twenty yards. PickwicE led Fore
runner u neck for seven furlontys. Then
TiSkwick, won by : nose. Quotation won the the
mile and sixteenth race from nag 70 nm
man; the iavorits. churchill Clark. :Sndt
Edith Edith ,r ennding, heads apart e. II r., t&s
an easy victory for g. w Johnson: although
Bismnrk was at his neck. Indigo was weak
third. Twelve platers were in the first OF the
selling scrambles. Fauntleroy and Germafhe
stretch. and at the wire Sly Lisbon and Nattell
broke loose. Lisbon winning easily. with King
stock third. two length behind yatte!l.. Eleven
other platers were In the SECOND division. with
Salvation Ss the choice Petite tie rrathsI; get
we'll backed Xantippe got Off poorly.
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WORTH $4,000.
A PosTPoNEMENT At BUFFALO,.
Interesting News About the Flyers on the
Grand Circuit.

BUFFALO. Aug. 1.-The track hero got an
other soaking last night. and the fine weather
that succeeded was Of no avail to the Grand
Circuit horses. Eleven taces are still unfln-
ish'd, including three stuiie s. and these are
to con, first. as they must be trotted for after
the 2:2, trot. four heats Of which were decided
yesterdps, The 5000 stake for 1927 trotters
is on. and bhen comes that for 2:23 trotters.
with the 2:23 pacing stake after.
The delay Wilt He serious loss all round. as
many OF the horses here will not have a chance
to MI their engagemASts
After Nellie r trotted the second heat of the
2:29 class in 2:21k yesterday John E Madden
bought her for q reported PRICE OF S.. 500 She
Is to go on at Rochester and Springfield In
her class.
still hunt for new trainer since he was at
Cleveland last week. and he inf,rmed The
Sun correspondent this morning tkat ne has
secured the services Of George W. Saunders.
land. At one time Saunders trained for W. J.
Clingstone in his races against Edwin Thorae.
He was aiterward in charge of William RocS-
efeller's stable in New York. but went back 70
the turf last year. He will have all Of Mr..
Moores flyers but Mambrino Maid. and she
has gone to John Goldsmith. who took her
West from Cleveland. Position. Evangeline
and the rest leave Splan's stable this week.
and are entered at Springfield. Mass. for
Grand Circuit week at Hampden Park.
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McCarthy's FiIlies FIRST and Second at st.
Paul.

ST. PAUL Aug. 4-Thorpe rode two winners. and field.
and favortcs broke even al the Twin City Course
to-day in seres of Blk races run on fast track.
The wsa,her was sutry while ladies being admitted
free increased the attendance to about 1000 persons
The race of the day tho Ladies' stakes .. nvo fur
longs, worth to the winner s1.7oo. had four twoyear
old Niles as starters, Elsie L. 100 a. ClaytoD) Leona
100 tThorpo), Prize. lO2 Panterl. and Bridal
YELL 100 dlennessy. going TO tho post; The
latter pair coupled we're overwhelming fsyorisss az
vesi winning In canter by two lengths while Irihe
IolA both the hrst and second in TINS race are
Hrst stake victory White Hat McCarthy's Stables
has scored OF Inc Rockies thus TAR this season
q ". Williams, at sto 4: Wild iinnIesr TnSIpe up
the fayOrite Al q; Ceyerton plotted by Thorpe at
q to Il Bolivar. Buckcr Kumle in tho saddle. the IA
vore. at to g. and Iiann. ridden by A. Clayton. at
u /.
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fishing Garhle.
MARSTERs HAS WORMS.
a Mayor Who Sre- SothinG Wrong In
Prize Fighting.

KdHogau and ban Gallagher arrived last night at
Bay st LoGis and Will assist Jimmy Carroll and Prof.
Robertson IN training sktlly skclly has gone at his
training earnestly and doing great deal OF walking
and running
lay ST. Ipgis becoming more and more pugi!istio
caiuHl MayoE l!man gaye IA pr,grriag visitors
"lriHl We 'yiNo He landed the improved methods
at Ia me IN tao Prize ring since the adoption Of
glove Gg- IN hts-rlnFS theatres instead OF the old
tine on .,ur ana Towdy contests.
The orleans Athletic igv the only colored club here
ma the sFongrtt IN the - uiR have rendered 10 Dixon
the hespailcs during his stay here President Cohen
SAYS that ha ana other members OF the club will
promptly sit upon any attempt that may be made to
Induce DlNon TO hr.aS his engagement with the
oNmpic tiub, and viii assure him that ho wall DO
tain iOreceye fair pay that ArSna. The club ere y
Aposiuon 70 make good their prothheA
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Mark smen mt CreedmoOr.

The Second Brigade staf OF Brooklyn and tho El"v-
enth Separate Company. N G. s. n. &. nrNctsed rifle
shooting the 800 and 900 ranges 'gsednoor yes
terday. The day clear. with no wind The scores:
Second Brigade stRf-lieut.' Cob j. H. frutilhHhani.
AZ M.torP II. McAulte 50: Brig'Gen j. Nci'eer. ~;
Major ". ii. Cochran n.
Eleventh separate GompanyTliep >rh"S'"SF; ao;
moiy. 81; r, ~, Glover 81; Corpogas T. iamGin "a
a. Hatfield 81; Pryates " :, Kidd 20 y. Nrstfall.
81; II, H. MagRowsn. 80; ". iiehe n, t. en- 30.
". honebncter. 30; j. Van Pet @o \ Grr"n ;o &, Y.
Harvey b: ii. g. Van Pelt, 3O I. w. rs Ion so T. Z.
Blennis 80.
suArfsnnoTrRs
Corporal George II. kccley Second battery, on 300
and 5,sD yard ranges with caTbine. 40
At 800 and zoo yards with rinc-licut " T. Ross.
Seventy frst Regiment. 40; Lieut.. J. Is Frothng-
ham. Second Brigade stan. AZ
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News from the Horse World.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. Aug. 4.-The annual meeting
OF the New York State breeders Association.
Park on Aug. is and last four days. promises
to be the largest meeting ever held by, the
association; There are over two hundred en-
tries for the trotting stakes. and the stakes
amount to $4,000. The horses entered are
from Parkvilie Farm. Village Farm. Patron
Farm. Hudson River Farm. Charles Robin
sons farm. and Maple Croft. In tho stakes
open to tho world for the 2:lS class he entries
D. b. Herrington's Fleet. by Sidney: S. C.
Mells's GRACE Gothard by st. Gotherd George 4;
Dinehait's Bush, by Alcyone and W. Eppers
Spier, by Alcarstard.
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JUST TRY GLOUCESTER TO-DAY.

The RACING PRIVATE INFORMATION AGENCY
never misses sending least good thing a. fair
puce daily at GLouC EsTER. Yesterday 1t was NESAf
Mt o to !. with BALLfliOo also winner. Just calto
day and subscribe for the GLOUCESTER wires FOR the
week. There's money in it. Subscribers also play tie
BRIGHTON selections freely to-day especially in the
fourth and sixth races. YoG' landa pie The hpecia
TEST TERMS So for six days selections, II called or
sent for the executive Offices 1Jl East Esd ST. New
York city or 81 II sent by wire at the Agency's ex
pense. are open only until Aug 10. That is TO say
orders head will be ptod said terms TO that
date Prospoctu, free personal or written appica-
tiOn. Business with ladies or minors respectfully de-
cllued
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mile: outer circular oourse. 80
DwyeI,s b b. Kingston. a BY spendthrift--
y T. Pnsifersb h. Tsnny q. iip tcsytoni'
Marcus Days br Str Matthew g. lo8 tHamiitonj.
Time. 1;l2. "
Betting-six to I on Kinsston. Q 70 against Tenny,
10 10 against Sir Matthew.
THE FIFTH RACE
sgeep.takss for three.yeapoids and upward of $40
eaen with 81 600 added Of which $500 to second and
slo1 10 third the winner to be sold at auction for
tIovvo allowances. heyen furlones straight
a. McGanerty's br. m. Bsteils. g. by Himyar-Booty,
wsleo,t Campbe.s b. osric. B. 90 az sioanej.. !
g. stroets ch. Mr. Sss. 4. ~ Penn) ...........,
MIL Young and Flayills also ran.
Betting-Aroinst Estsiie. ii tob; Nit Young. IL TO
o; Mr. Sass Ato /; flaviila, O to 1; osric, 0toI.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse s., 900. Of which slCo to second and $50 TO
,hird r9r nonwinnsrs: thresqusrtes
whlcotE Campbcrs CHI. G. Entire. by Raton dor
Kancocss Stables Dr. f. Julien 115 (Iamilton).. 90.
W, Jenntngssb c. Roller. 1l6 (Littetedl ........
mccormick. Long Beach. and Blizzard also ran.
Time--1;l3.
BttinR-Five to on Entire; against Julien. ~ to IL
holcr, TO Il McCormick 8 to Il 20 to each against
Blihznrd and Long Beach.
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Emperor william In Hard Luck.

LONDON. Aug 4.-The Meteor. Iverna. Irene
and three other yachts started at Cowes this
morning in tho race for the town prizes.
Emperor William was on board OF his own
yacht, the Meteor. She passed the lverna at
but the prize was won by Queen Mab on her
time allowance. The Irene was out of sight
when the winner crossed the line.
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ONE LITTLE RUN WAS ALL.
THE SENATOR'S BARELY ESCAPED TWO
- oDAJS or iWHIrEWASH.

Broot,iyn ia shed rhsiad-ap hia Down Agsin.
md stisveI,,ud aud Bosoon Also Came Ont
On Tsp-St Ions Rest Chicago, and Cin.
cInnnu Won froa, Pittsburgh.
If tho Now Yd'rks can subdue the unruly
Orioles. the prospects are good that Powers's
mon will be In thir.i place by Saturday night.
And so close TO the (, ,Am In second position as
to BIO roady to tako a, vantage OF tho slightest
alp. Brooklyn and i3oston play to-day. and
one or tho other must lumble. Ii each wins
game and New York CAP lures both from Balti
more, so much the bctt VI Cleveland has no
scheduled game to-day nd mono postponed.
40 there Is \ chance for 80 me team To get to
the front. Tho strong ilgh' tors arc gradually
pushing the weaker ones to tho reGr. and but
one Western team ornaments tho first d.
vision. 1t is questionable II tho Forest City
men can hang to tho top for any length OF
time. Yesterdays games resulted rs follows
New YORK o. Washington. !.
brooklyn. 81 Philadelphia. T.
st Louis. G; Chicago ].
Spston. 8; Baltimore, =.
Cincinnati. IL; Pittsburgh, 8.
Cleveland, (; Louisville. 4
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Entries for Saratoga.
Secretary Whitehead announces tho follow

ing programme for Saratoga to-day:
First Rure-Five fnrlonvs: selling Duke John. 40:
BRllarat. 10; National 1O7: Ornoco l07 David. l07;
Blanche loG: King iiaarm. lo4: Ruth 1Ol; Polydora.
lu2 Lemon Blossom. lO.: King solomon. lOl; Worth.
10l Peril. lui ChartreDse, ~.
Second Racc-M Mic. kimbcrley.l14; Great uhs, 1l2;
Reveal 1O7: Addi. Il. lOI, War Duke lo2: Malachi
~: Laurel, 81; Butsman 81: Nar0onne colt VI; Lord
Motley, 81.
THIRD Race-seyen fnrl"ngs Strsthmeath. ll6 10
gan, llS: Homer, los. Oscar. lOS sportsman. lO4;
Badge. 100: Lilly H.. 1903; ieiiga,e. or DoacaSter 10
Fourth Race-fiye aud bait fnrlonRs; selling Mad.
MAJ. o5: Fanny covington hlIy. o.: INDUSTRY. 81;
Wheeler. 81
Fifth Raco-one mile and a quarter. Lgero. 1I2;
Early Dawn l42: st. John. 142: Ganean. l+2; Versa
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49, T. Struck out-By Breitsns,.is, 8; by
,t,,,Jne- Home Iun-Buctiey, Tvobsss hit
uu.ehnWs. rrince hits-.tiore, werden. Breiten-
uutout u y, hblen. stolen bases-Cauei, wsrden,
nu,ondson Double play--Anson tunassistedl
menGe rsrSsNha 'enstein, I. wild pitch-Hutch.
Hit by pitoher-By eye,,
tson. Cmpire-McQlFN THohr
sosros, a. SAL. bad nedins zane
Bosros. Aug tzBo.,cnn pir,.a i,ms near win.
today. but the visitors hits w. ns> Aid M with n
until the last two innings, when thsy, ling while
ming. Capt. stricke did not play. Ann ~. " Hall.
broken Jaw. given him by IInlliRan lAT ryts
tho former was sitting in q chair at the arssA
suspended. The score:
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Al tho IiIg Canoe Camp.

PLArTsi uRcH. Aug 1.-The thirteenth annual meet Of
the American Canoe Association opened NJ willsboro
Point to-day. Commodore Whine OF Albany has every.
thing In raadnest TO receive the canoRtS and IL is
expected "A at this will be the most successful In
that the asa ociation has ever held
Canosts are arriving rapidly. and by Sunday tho
camp will nave nearly fuil attenda'se. The rguiar
steamers of The Lake ChampaIn Transportation Com
pAny touch at tho wharf while the is in SEES
sion. The delaware and Hudson Canal Company
have established station directly Opposite the rhmp
for tho convenience OF the canofsts whence It Is
pectsd that ANAL steamer VIII convey them to head
quarters.
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Home run-Enrke sacrifice hits-DoyIe t2. Herman.
nyS y s~ Ss.s oa
IL Wsnsnirg'og = FRS, , base s on bA's1n Kasis g
Ell ny
ana aD 0ys Dnne w And Dwa shara
Abbey,2. umpire-Lynca. Tme-l:55
BROOK YIN. 5; PHILADELPHIA. 4.
1t was only Mt the close Of the game at East
themselves together and helped Stein out Of q
rather bad predcament,, At other times Stein
dsphas new SpG pcher had 1" hard H Time OF t.
He had fir control Of the ball. but he had
Inning and haf Of eomparatiyeiy GOOD ST pIa an
reached second base lust as the bali came Ito to
Allen, That player let It GO through his hands.
he was too eager. The ball went past third
and Dan got all the way home:
by letting Griflins bounder get away from
him. Mike went to second on base, on balls
eysn Shsn W va hd nf Ss s S I'd
right field. Griffin rounded third and crossed
the plate Further run getting was here pre-
high bounder. threw Ward out at seconi. and
doubled up Brouthers at first.
Brooty s sf made IN the fourth nnns. f burns
and third. Cross fumbled Foutz's ground hit
Burns trotted home. Dave hud no difficulty
In stealing third. and he made his run on
kinslow's beauty to centre field.
In the seventh the Brooklyns concluded to
ndd to their score. and it is lucky that they
did. Gr lin hit u corking two-base hit 10 left
Held and came home on Corcoran's single be-
yond short field. After the run had been
scored tho lhadelphias completed another
Corcoran had been nut out al. second Allen
caught Ward at first. In the 1ninth inning
Gross hit one OF stems guessers to- left field.
N nd haAEn 10
judged the ball The result was that Cross
reached third. When Foutz got the ball ne
have thrown it to the plate only there would
Vas no ono there; SO Cross, scored;
his base on balls and Hamilton singled.
Common delighted the crowd with a two Dagger
20 LETT. knell and Hamilton. scored. and 1t
looked ike tie; Mailman. however. filed to
Brouthers. and Roger, surprising two were
already out, made for third. Brouthcrs threw
the ball to Ward and Roger was out too. The
BcOre