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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-13
METEOR LEADS In VAIN.
BIZ rdbls TO the United Prsaa.

SOUTHAMPTON, June 49, 1S96GThe
Britannia, Meteor Aiisa, Satanita and
Hester started this morning in the race
for any yachts exceeding ss-rating, un-
der the auspices of the Royal Southern
Yacht Club, for prizes OF EGO to the win
ner and f20 to the second The course
was from the starting Nne, round the
Calshot Spit lightship, East Lope ami
East Sturbridge buoys, back to the
West Bramble buoy and thence to the
starting line, twice around, forty-flve
miles.
The weather was fine, the sun shining
iprightly, and a whole-san breeze was
starting gun was fired. The boats start
being go
1a.tsa....... 1a.tsa. ....... ....... 10:3Q.30
Iastl,. .-.... 10:30:34
Meteor... ........... 1873: :O3
From the start it was a beat to the
Caishot Spit Lighsship, after rounding
NiEcr II was q reach Oh the port tack
70 the East Lepe buoy, at which point
5he times OF the boats We're taken as fol-
Satanita :. II .e,.7a
Mseor -. iI:0l.Ss S5
3q. r. ssoI -. .-...... 11:05.o3
itestei tesei 1l:0S.2a
Passing Cowes the times were:-
Satanita.... :. -. 8. =. .... u:20.O0
sIisa -. ...... -. I:21:45
/ a9 1I itailHid $780,. -. ll:24:lb
yfoeor 9 .-..5 ....ss.. 49, ........ 1l:A41
l1estef n.3l 40
Before reaching Old Castle Point the
Meteor NET go; to windward of the Britannia
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-13
NOTlCE

The bar and privileges of the excur-
sion of the Frank II. Kimmerly Asso-
ciatson to Cornwalton Grove, on Thurs
day July .. viii BE- sold or Monday,
Tune Is, at $50 P. NJ, at No. Ill Jack
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
J. J. COrbett Has Signed Arti-
cIes For a Finish Fight
With Robert J. FitzsimmOns
For $4,000 Purse.
FITZ WILL SIGN ALSO.
Says He Has Not Yet Received
the Articles of Agreement,
But Will Attach His Name on
Sight to Stuart's Papers.

New York, Dec. 18.-ArticIes for a.
fight between James J. Corbett and
Robert Firzsimmons were submitted 10
and signed by the first named Of the
heavy weight pugilists in Jersey city
last evening Dan Stuart, the pro-
moler of the enterprise. expressed the
belief that FitzsimmOns who. he said
is familiar with the conditions, will
sign as Corbett has done
The articles call for a finish fight for
$4,000. the winner to take all AS a
guarantee that both Fitzsirum0ns and
Corbett viii be at the ringside on the
date set for the contest, each must
post s., 800 either with Richard K. Fox
or Al Smith. the New York sporting
man This is to so to Stuart IN case
either fails to appear. Stuart agrees
TO pest s.. 600 that he viii pull of the
fight the sum to be equally divided
between the two men if he does not
pull the fight off on the date he named
san Francisco. Dee 1S-BOb E'itzSim-
mons says that he has not yet signed
articles for a fight with Corbett-
When seen by a representative Of the
Associated Press he said. II have not
received articles Of agreement for a
fight with Corbett, but expect them to
arrive any day now AS soon as they
get here I viii sign them I am ready
to meet COrbett for any amount I
have $50. 600 to put up on the side. I
understand that the articles call Off
a meeting on March IS I am ready
to fight at any time, at any place and
Tor any amount
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18

lin observing the European bicycle
models for 1897 Judging from the mod
els I saw in New York, and from what
I know Of what is being done in Chica-
go am free 10 say that the supremacy
of the American machine is to be fully
maintained
Five years ago great many English
machines were being sold in this cOun-
try Today the high grade American
machines are finding fairly good mar
ket in England, France. Germany and
Russia This condition of affairs is far
from pleasing to the foreign manufac-
turers. and they are now taking steps
TO bar the gates against the American
machines, and 1 expect that we viii
have very soon to be content with
home market unless we can build Up
trade in South American countries or in
Australia.
The foreign manufacturers are main
tanning the price Of their wheels, and
look for the American manufacturers to
do the same thing The idea that a high
grade machine may be made and sold
at profit for $50 or $50 IS absurd It
viii be a long time. in my opinion, be
fore any cOnsidera Bile reduction will be
made from the present price Of $780,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
EXPLORE IT'S BED.
Two Men VIII Sail Down the
the Arkansas River.
VIII Test It's Channels and
Waterways to the Mouth.
TO AID NAVIGATION.
VIII Report as to Feasibility Of
Running Boats
Loaded With Grain and Cattle
Left Arkansas City Today.

Arkansas City. Dec. 1s.-Several
weeks ago John and Robert Noe con
c=fved the idea of sailing down the Ar
kansas river TO test its water channels
50 as TO report upon the feasibility Of
navigation for corn and cattle ship
man1s
Accordingly they had themselves
built a small boat AXIS feet. fiat bottom
and when loaded to draw but a few
inches Of water. Last night the boat
was launched at Harmcn's bridge on
the Walnut. The craft is daisy and
rides the water like a duck The boat
was loaded with provisions etc. and
this morning the Two land Iubhars
started on their journey which they
VIII continue 10 New Orleans
The boat is SO built thar the men can
live in it, should bad weather set in.
ouckIng can be hoisted So that a per
feet tent is formed and still the Jolly
mariners can continue their plowing
down the river a small sail was also
attached and there is but little work
necessary to secure the ride down the
river.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
MOSES REELECTED.
Irrigation Congress Reflects the Kan
sas Man as President

Phoenix. Ariz-. Dec 1S.-The irriga-
ton congress elected the following Of
hcers for the ensuing year
Chairman of executive committee. E
r. Moses OF Great Bend, Kan. re-
elected as was also Vice Chairman
Brigham Young of Utah and E. G.
Hudson Of Illinois: treasurer, E L.
Brainerd of Connecticut. national lee
rurers. J. :. Emery OF Kansas and
J. A. Fort Of Iowa
Lincoln. Neb- was fixed upon by
unanimous vote as the place for the
next congress, Ell PasO being present
ca and Withdrawn.
The national committee chosen will
embrace Arizona James NIcCHntOck.
California, j. d. Schuyler; Colorado. E.
L. Kellogg Connecticut. J. b. Abbott
Idaho. F. j. Mills. Illinois, DR. Clark
Galpin. Indiana, Benjamin Harrison,
Iowa, Prof. J. l. Budd. Kansas, J. H
Churchius Maryland. G. w Garrett
Montana. J. E. Morse; Missouri, H G.
Weber: Michigan, Fred B. Spread
Minnesota. T. NJ First, Nebraska A
c. WOIfenberger, New Mexico. c. H
Fanch- New York. Dix w Smith, Ne
vada E. l. Killer, North Dakota. W
w Barrett- Oklahoma. Prof. Henry E
GIaziar: Ohio Is. F. Shuart; Pennsyl-
vania Geo. w AlperrOn' Rhode ISL
and A. G. Utely, Texas W. 5 Mar
shall. Utah T. w Shurtliff; Washing
tom IL S Howlett- Wisconsin, j. e.
Goddings District OF Columbia. Judge
Emery B Best
Last evening the California and Con
necticut delegations received members
of the congress at the Adams hotel
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
NOTES MAIL HEAVY.
The Ex-Topeka Ball Magnate Writes
the Snoring News


Harry Mote who is now in Emporla-
writes the Sporting News in regard to
the formation of a Kansas league he
says.
The Kansas league is slowly ap-
preaching completion Ny mail IS get
for me after the first meeting IS over
and a league secretary is elected East
ern managers are hustling for young
blood in this state. Manager Mckee OF
the Paterson. n J.. club. has signed
that popular and fast ourfielder, DOlph
Wind Mr.. Mckee VIII find him a man
as speedy as his name. strong and
clever. Elw0Od Eyer came to En-
pOria for a short stay last week he
has not signed as yet recently re-
ceived a postal from my Oldtine friend
John Slagle. just to remind me that ne
is still on earth All the St Joe cranks
still consider John Slagle their old war
horse John and were in the Indiana
league in 90.
A B. Boylan has charge of a crew Of
switchmen in the Santa F'e yards in
this city Jimmy IS a fast young play
er. who is yet unsigned He was with
me on the Topeka team in So be eX-
poets to play next season If ne can
catch on with q good team Charley
Evans is slowly recovering from MS
injuries received in Z runaway
I hear that Manager Ruff of Topeka
is signing players for 81 Hurry up,
old boy. it may be that I VIII make you
wish you had signed better men kan
sas has some good men left and / have
my eye on a few Ruff is one of the
best posted ball men we have in kan
sas. and Topeka viii be heard from
during the coming season
John Mcconnell. the young catcher of
BOswOrth. No. is out for a job John
make up that some manager can get
ont
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
YALE AND oUAKERs 70 MEET.
Movement on to Have a Big Basket
Ball Game in Madison Square
Garden

Philadelphia, Dec 18.-Managar Alb
bolt Of the University Of Pennsylvania
basket ball team has received an invi-
tation from President Sullivan Of the
Athletic association of the A. A U. to
have the Pennsylvania meet another
college team at the annual indoor meet
Of the ass0ciat ton. to be held in Madison
Square Garden on Feb 10, a handsome
silver cup being offered as the induce
ment, the winning team to get the tro-
ply absolutely
Yale Wesleyan. Trinity. Buckueu, or
the Carlisle Indians have been the
teams suggested. but the idea at present
is to get Yale TO play, If such a thing is
possible
Both Yale and Pennsylvania have
teams this year and a game like this
would attract considerable attention
and add greatly to the popularity Of
the snort
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
WOMAN FEELS A THIEF.
She Kits Him on the Head With 8
Ratchet Nearly Killing Him

Chicago. Dec. 1s--JOhn Sheehan at
tempted to steal some geese last night
from a coop in front of Mrs. Jennie
COhenfs grocery store at plon ana
Liberty streets. The woman caught
him in the act and he fired at her The
bullet missed her and struck Barnett
Cooper. an old man. between the eyes,
inhicttng a wound that Will probably
prove f2tal-
Sheehan and a companion named Pat
rick Begley started to run. but Mrs. Co
hens cries had attracted a crowd and
the men were holly pursued by q large
crowd Seeing that escape was impos-
sible Sheehau raised his revolver and
was about to FIRE. when a woman. who
was close behind him, struck him on the
head with a Ratchet. inhicting a wound
from which he viii probably die.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
scALDED 10 DEATH
a Child Near Ottawa Falls Into a
Boiler of Boiling Water


A little 2-year-old son OF o g Paaa
hFlng three and one-half miles south
west of Ottawa died at o'clock this
morning as the result of scalding re-
cslFed Monday, says the Ottawa Her
aid
His mother was busy with the Non
day washing and had just set a boiler
OF hot water or the stove He and his
little 5-year-0ld brother were running
and playing about the room and the
little fellow, not seeing the boiler be-
hind him. accidentally stepped back
ward against IL and fell lengrhwise into
the scalding water. The childfs mother
instantly rescued him. but not before
he had ben frightfully burned For
tunately he caught himself 50 as to
save his head from being submerged
The child was wearing heavy suit
Of flannel and when his mother under
took 20 uudress the poor little fellow
this made the task all the more diff
cult and painful as il was found that
the whole length of his back was Sc
Ferely scalded- particularly about his
neck and shoulders. SO that in remov-
ing the garments il was impossible to
Go so without large pieces Of the outer
skin peellng off with it,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
IT'S THE sAILoR,s $4,000
Frisco Judge Decides Against Fitz-
Case Has No Standing IN Court

San Francisco. Dec. 1S--The fight
between Sharkey and F'itzsimnOns for
possession Of the $4,000 purse was con-
Guided last evening when Judge San
derson Of the superior court dissolved
the injunction restraining the Anglo
California bank from cashiug the
check Counsel for Sharkey called the
attention of the court to the state law
forbidding prize fighting. but a glove
contest he maintained. was not any
different and argued that a contest for
the purse had no standing in the court
The court held that under the Cali
fornia statute the civic board of super
visors had no more power 10 legalize
a prize fight than to sanction q duel
The decision concluded as follows
There is no question in my mind
that the parties in this engagement or
exhibition. or whatever you call 1.-THE
complaint calls il a boxing contest
are imdfctable under the law, and that
the people who witnessed 1t are amen
able as 1aWbreak ers understood
that these exhibitions are given, and
they are given because the people and
the police wink at them. But no court
VIII recognize any such proceedings
and there is no doubt in my mind that
this Injunction should be dissolved. and
IL would have been dissolved if the mo-
ton had been made Immediately upon
the issue of it. as the court in fact ex-
pected-
The order TO dissolve the injunction
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
sPIDERs AND Browns POOL
Won Der Abe Says the Stronger Team
WI be Placed in St Louis

St Louis. Dec. 1s.-Chris Won der Abe
last evening c0n6ded to an intima te
friend what he considers q big secret
the fact that Frank De Haas Robbins
Of Cleveland had made him a PROPOSE
ton to pool the profits Of the Cleveland
and St Louis baseball clubs and place
the stronger team in ST. Louis he also
told this same friend that he had CON
Guided 10 accept the proposition
Won der Abe believes the league win
have no objection to this arrangement,
and as he is chairman Of the board Of
directors he viii call a meeting at an
early date to ratify the deal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
CYcLING ~ EURoPE
F. W. Morgan Discusses the American
Wheel and Its Standing

New York. Dee 1s--F- w Morgan of
the firm of Morgan & Wright of Chica-
60 who arrived home from Europe on
the steamer Lucania. was seen by a cor
respondent last evening at the Windsor
hotel. where he IS stopping with his
family. who came to New York to meet
him. 1Ir. Morgan said his trip TO En-
rope had been one Of pleasure, and
what little business he had transacted
had been entirely incidental
Il took great pleasure he continued.
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deliberately shot Slaughter the ban en-
terlng t5e breast elose to the heart
After doing the shooting. emmett ran
about two blocks, united a farmer s
horse. mounted and rode away.
Messages We're sent 10 neiEhbOriue
towns and in about an hour and half
after he left town the murderer was ar
rested IN Burns. ten miles south of Flor
ence- He was brought back 10 the city
7-1
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CRAZY AND UNKNOWN.
Young Canadian Appears at the Solo
mon Depot Mysteriously.

Abilene Dec. 1s.-The agent of the
Union Pacific at Solomon last night
found a stranger iii the depot utterly
deu1ralized and mentally unbalanced
Whence he came. where he is bound or
how he got there are unknown and ne
is totally unable to give any account Of
himself. All that can be got from him
is that he is a Canadian but name or
home are not 0btainable.
He was brought here at noon and is
being cared for at the county jail
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18

Fifth street. opposite postofice. cheap
est and best place in the city to buy
Christmas presents A nice line of fan
cy china cups. salad dishes. fruit plates,
cracker jars, etc. dishes. lamps and toll
Bet sets. ladies' and gents watches.
rings and jaWeIry. carpets. rugs. cur
tains, Bibles and photograph albums.
e W HTTC FHES
I0- E.asr E,ffrh St
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
ANOTHER SIX DAY RACE.
Cyclists to Go at Washington Begin
ming December %.

Washington. D C.. Dec 1s.-Teddy
Hale. the irish cyclist who won the
recent SIX day go-as-yOu- please bike
race at Madison Square garden. to-
gether with the nine men who finished
next TO him. viii contest at a six days
bicycle race in this city commencing
Monday afternoon, December Is. at
. p. M As Tar as possible the details
viii be arranged on the order of the
Madison Square Garden race
The race VIII be for a purse of 50. 600.
divided into five prizes. the first being
1000 The Washington race Will NOT
be a go-as-yOu-p please affair. but the
cyclists VIII ride eight hours a day for
six days, making a IS hour race
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18

win be granted and the complaint be
stricken from the files"
The whole proceeding was over. Fitz-
simmons and Julian looked decidedly
glum. while their attorneys looked re-
signed Sharlzey was not there to wit
ness his triumph FitzsimmOns' at
tOrney said that the courts decision
ended the fight for the purse He ad-
mitted his client was knocked out by
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18

Mrs Thorpe viii distribute tickets to
the city Christmas tree (and Salvation
Army dinnerJ at the city prison on
Saturday Monday and Tuesday. be-
tween the hours of a. m and p. m
Let all the visitors of the Associated
Charities and ministers. and any one
else. knowing of children who viii fare
meagerIy at Christmas. take pains to
inform them of this
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18

Manchester, Dec 1s--Ida Rees. daugh-
ter of John Rees- ran a needle in her foot
two years ago while in her stocking feet
Tt broke or and she had forgotten it
when the other day she felt q singing
sensation ia her ankle and the needle
point came through the skin
The piece of steel had Travelled about
two inches fin two years and caused no
pain or Inconvenience
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
COLI ID Emporia &c.

Emporia. Dec 1s-Tn the annual ora
torical contest last night al Emporia coll
lege nrst place and the honor OF repre-
senting the college In the state orator.
Foulks- His Grafton was entitled The
Mission Of The Seer..s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
- ZOE 81 cENrs.
One Colored Man Shoots Another 1t
Elorenes over q Trivial Cause

Florence Dec 1s-A colora4 man
named Gfrimmett. shot ana i-fl1e.7 3-E
slaughter another colored man here v-as-
teEaay II q quarrel over - cents The
latter mad loaned the former Is cents ana
took his watch as security
Later in the day the two men met fr, 4
joint tA nen emmett demanded Ffs
watch Slaughter refused TO give IN the
watch until the - cents was raf1 ~
celNllg lnls reply Gimmetr said 40 vrss
oaa niger and pulled a revolver and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
a National Bank Resumes

washington Dec. 1s-The First national
bank of Beatrice. Neb-. which suspended
payment Ncvem Der T.. 1896 having COM
piled with the conditions imposed by the
Comptroller of the currency precedent to
resumption and its capital stock being
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18

Independence. Dee 1S.-Tha wife Of ex-
Judge Turner ot this place. IS dead at
Shepard. o. Judge Turner was chief
Justice Of Arizona for four years and Mrs.
Turner was a Sunday school missionary
worker OF note
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18

Newport. Ky Dec. 1S-Postmaster J.
J. Hetsch Of this city is missing and a
deficit Of Sc. 00o IN his accounts has been
found by postoffica inspectors He has
been a nequenter OF the race tracks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
Council Grove Postomce Robbed.

Council Grove. Dec 1S--Testerday about
8 O'Clock the postoffIce was robbed The
burglars effected an entrance through the
back door and by drilling and skiliful
punch work broke two doors of the safe
and took $50 worth Of stamps and $50
i'm money.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18

Leavenworth- Dec. Is--B- Norman who
disappeared from his home week ago
Monday. wired President Snyder of the
Manufacturers National bank today that
ne was in Tonkers, N Y
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ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE.

SANTA FEE ROUTE-HOLTDAY
RATES BY HOME ROAD
Tickets sold on December "a 25 FL
and January I to all points within 200
miles at one and 0ne-third fare for the
round trip Final return limit Janu-
airy l.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-18
XMAS R. R. RATES.

SANTA FE ROUTE-HO1IE ROAD
Tickets at one and one-third fare for
round trip. sold December a. % 81 and
January l. to all points with in 200
miles. Final return limit January &
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who can be rated as stars They are
Nash and Lave Cross.
The Orioles who went to Europe
Pond, Jennings, keeler, and McGraw-
from last accounts expected to be in IRE
land at this time and expect to get back
before Christmas.
Manning has now signed six new men.
namely; Jack Carney. James and Thos-
Bannon- Jack Reiley, Newell and Rise
~ This list includes first and second
baseman. two Outfelders and two pitch
ers in the order named
Vim Simpson states that John r.
Gentry uetted him exactly $4,000. That
IS TO say, the horse had paid him back
the 81 500 original purchase money. had
Hquldated all expense attached to his
keeping and campaigning. and had
given his owner $500 net profit before
he entered the sale ring And all with
in year. Who shall say that there is
no money in the horse business2
With Latham in the left corner and
Crooks in the keystone of the Column
nlan arch, Tom Lotus VIII have a pair
Of merry confidence operators and sling
ers Of persihage next season
Walter wilmot of the Minneapolis
team IS to manage six days race in
Chicago this winter. and if successful
VIII swing around the circle with his
crowd Of women bike riders.
Herman Long and Fred Prefer are
playing indoor bah at Chicago. but they
have reversed the positions in which
they have won fame. Long plays seq
ond and Pfeffer is found at short
During the three years that AIeelxfn
has been with the New York club he has
pitched in H. games. winning rs and
losing a. During Esusie's last three
years with the club he pitched In 14s
games, of which he won 90 and lost S.
Aleelzin's per cent of victories is $50 and
Rusie's -62L
The announcement in the Sporting
News made By Mr. Henry Mote that he
would attempt to organize state
league in Kansas for 1897 does not seem
ed to have thrilled the fans with anthu-
siasm OF excited the hope that the sea-
son Of 1897 viii be the banner year in
the history of baseball in this stata
Says a Topeka correspondent ia the
sporting News Mr. Mote IS renen7 f3e-r-
ed IN Topeka as a most colossal mana
gerial failure With the material Ia 1895
for splendid team he succeeded III dis
appointing every patron. demora frfc-
the players. and in dealing the game 4
blow from which it. has not vet ftrlIr-
recovered He was as biz a failure
financially as otherwise. and the rlTa s-er-
whom he managed are still unpaid The
past season in Colorado SPRINGS he
seems to have duplicated his Topeka
performance, having left his ularers
stranded.
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mus proceedings against the Pennsyl-
vania railroad to compel them to carry
bicycles as baggage
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Farrow can make

Farrow can make your fash light
views Of parlcrs and family groups at
your homes. for 500 Just the thing
Tor Xmas presents > city and festival
views for 800 81 kan ave
We do mendfng and sew on buttons
free Of charge. Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Philadelphia has two third basemen
who can be rated as stars They are
Nash and Lave Cross.