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New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
CHANCE TO GET AN AUTOMOBILE FREE
The NeW=YOrk Tribune Will
Award the Prize.
A Road Flyer That Goes 50 Miles an Hour.

to-day giving
the subject the hosess carriage than other For years
these gees spending much Of their time seeking improve
the bicycle the that the ideal bicycle has been made Whe
the ideal automobile has question the minds
people, Within the last remarkable strides have been made the conSu
ton of and automobiles The bicycle Jumped into popularity with wonder
question many people to-day
would rather mobile than railroad stock interest the price
THE TRIBUNE this question with the appended offer of machine which
costs several hundred dollars FREE Tribune reader.
to-day ingenuity money
expended aN than the automobile plants which have sprung
the country almost incredibly short time purchaser
automobile send machine and who assured
immediate delivery considered fortunate his fellows The popularity Of the
throughout the world France and England
the every this country there pre1ca
against the hOrse carriage people at ns Just as there was
against the when the late Henry Ward 8eecn
accident have been
Park Brooklyn, by the rider Of wheel Owners ct auto
their troubles with the Park officials both this borough and
Brooklyn established ITSELF and these petty
nnoan will disappear is practical inexpensive to operate and
hahf general community Its adapabi both TOR pleasure and Tor
purposes Fashionable people throughout the country nave
ocomodon pleasure business have placed
their stamp of approval on the machine
held recently at Newport revelation The
interest immense Another tournament will be held IN
Neesey The Automobile Show Madison Square Garden in
November promises breaker Every the immense building
and the exhibit promises vie point interest with the
established Bicycle, Horse and SpOrsmens Shows.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
HnnrnG AZ cREEnAOOR.

The range at Creedmoor was open Yesterday TOT
cornneririou IN the New-York State First. Second
and Fifth Brigade and Naval Militia matches
--t,t--a, raar,s entered The New-York State
match rrove6 10 he the most exciting, and was
b, the 18th Regiment team, with score Of 9s3;
the 7th Regiment was second, with 800 The First
Brigade match Won by the 18th Regiment.
,yttb a score OF eS1 the Second Brigade match BY
The 22d Regiment with 952. and the Fifth Brigade
match by the 7th Regiment, with $40. The Naval
Militia match was by the % Naval Battalion
NJ BROOKLYN by q score OF $50 The distances or
an matches were zoo. 900. 500 and 500 yards five
sbots At zach distance with teams Of twelve men
from each organization The weather good
with medium wind blowing throughout the day
The shooting was under the supervision OF Lieu
tenant Colonel y 3 ThurSton- assisted by Majors
srhsreltn and Baocock, ordnance officers OF the
First and Second brtgades respectively. The prizes
are in the New-York State match trophy pre-
sented by the State OF New-fork. valued al $500
brigade and Naval B.Ss-ta matches trophy -re-
~sented by the 6tatsl"" VeW-HorR, vziued ae %
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
BASEBALL.
CHAMPIONS INCREASE THEIR LEAD FOR
THE PENNANT.

The result Of the baseball games yesterday may
have decided bearing upon the race for the cham
pionship Of the National League The Ptttsburg
and Brooklyn teams were getting so close together
that the friends Of the champions were decidedly
nervous. Outside Of McGiunty the pitchers were
all up in the air The fact that NIcCfinuftv had
pitched in four consecutive games showed that an
effort would have 70 be made Yesterday TO do
without him. Two games were scheduled with Gin
cinnau and double defeat for the champions and
a victory for PittsburE would mean much.
The result. however was quite different for
Pittsburg was defeated ar Philadelphia while the
champions won both OF the games at Washington
Park The lead Of the Brooklyn team this morn
ing is consequently materially increased The home
team won the first game easily. In the second the
cincinnati players rallied, McCIiunity had 10
be called upon, and Brooklyn won out by fine
rally at the bat IN the sixth inning. Scores.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
GOLF.
MATCH PLAY RULES ON TUXEDO LINKS
-BYERS, OF YALE, MAKES A
NEW RECORD.
NEW RECORD

Tuxedo Park n. Y. Sept 13 tspeciaD-There was
much TO interest the onlookers IN the continuation
OF the Tuxedo tournament here to-day. Travis the
amateur champion. beat Cochrane. Of Ardsley, IN
the morning and later was equally successful over
sullrnan, OF Newport; ByerS, Of Yale made new
amateur record for the course; Armstrong dis
posed OF Carnegie. the Pfttsburg golfer. and Liv
ingston won from Watson Altogether, the play
was keener and the scores were better than In any
tournament that has been held in soma time.
The weather was cool and bracing with just
enough snap in it to make the exercise thoroughly
enjoyable The first thing decided was the play
on between l. b Hull OF the home club. and
Devereaux Emmett OF Garden City, who tied for
last place yesterday in the Tuxedo Cup divi ~
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

No boiler OF the MOBILE has ever exploded. and
the makers believe an explosion practical in
possibility. because the -equtsite pressure could
not be reached with the material a. hand An
automatic shut-oI extiugUishes the dre when
pressure OF 100 pounds has been attained Ihls
automatic device is safeguarded against Gcc1-
dent by z safety valve, which opens the boiler
AT q pressure OF 22O lbs % the square inch
Other safety appliances have been added 20 the
equipment
CiasoIene is TO be found a. every crossroads
store. There is no odOr from COMBUSTION the
fuel being fed under pressure, and there IS little
noise from operation. the steam being exhausted
into q muf1eT
The engines are double slds, with cylinders -
BY 31z inches the crank making 5000 revolu-
tions minute \ full reversing gear and strong
brake are supplied There have been twenty
Improvements made over the original Stanley
carriage
ANY speed desired Up ID So miles an hour can
be enjoyed. and Z capacfry IS given (for water
and gasoIere) for 100 niles os asphalt streets or
90 miles OF country roads The cost q the
machine IS $3.50 cash. delivered az The station IN
TaTryT0V-r
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
soME o. THosE wHo sAw - 80.

The New-York Yacht Club had $50 guests and
members on its chartered steamer the Cepheus yes
rercay when the race for the Upton Cuo was run
OF the Sandy Hook Lightshtp- J. y. s Oddie. the
secretary of the club, in charge OF the yes
sci, which also carried the Newspaper men who
got good view OF the race al through Alonzo B
Jones had charge OF the entertainment Of the
guests
The decks were well filed with the wives and
friends Of members. Another vessel Of the Iron
Steamboat Conpany's feet, the Perseus. carried
large number Of passengers, among whom were
Captain Sycamore, Of the German Emperor's yacht
Meteor and formerly skipper Of the Ealkyrie III
From the large attendance of steam yachts the
affair looked very much ike a race for the Amer
tca's Cup, especially when there did not seem 70
Be wind enough TO finish Among the steam pleas
ure craft were !. Pierponr Norgar's Corsatr: the
Elsa Miss EIo.se L Breeze the Pr,vateer r a
Q. Smith the Anita, George r. Wilson; the Nour-
mahaL Colonel John Jacob Astor, the Vergana
F. Y. Benedict: the Kismer, J. Pogers Maxwell;
the Oneida Commodore E @ Benedict the
Neckan. The WLlada, the Rival and many others
H o Havemeyer and Ralph y. Ellis sailed on the
Yankee wtch Harry Payne Whitney.
Among those on the Cepheus were A P Ketchum,
C. c. EaIght, g :. Hubbard, David Barrie the
representative Of SIR Thomas Upton; Z. c Moratt.
Dr.. J. B. DAWN. y. I, Ryer. z. : Thompson. J.
5. Ulman, C +. Southard. DR.. ". W GlhIlan.
Charles y. White, Charles Pryer, ". D. Dickey.
". II. Hampton. F. ". !. Hurst, J. 3. Ford, George
Denkely, a. E austin, F ". Wurste-, William
well. Miss Maxwell. George w. Scott, Thomas
Loeser, v z Dens71ore, = n Motley, Ernest
Whitney. J a McCord, r. ". Rutherford. c. I.
Peters, Charles Francis ADAMS, J. NJ Mitchell, Ed
ward Bel. T. ". Duryea, ,. I. Shaw, +. N Brown,
Alexander Barrie. James A Wright and Cary
Smith.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
YACHTING
TIE RAINBOW WINS The Upton CUP
X RACE OFF SANDY HOOK.

A few minutes before ?. n. yesterday the Rain
h-u. ire 71-foorer owned BY CorneIius Vanderbilt
-s0ss IT a. uudisputed winner OF Sir Thomas Lin
.,r's s. m cup Z was clean sailing all through
- 70 protests Or other questions 70 Sc settled
rrv-6 Barrie, the representative OF Sir Thomas
r.,to- vas on board the club guest steamer Ce-
lss ard said after the race that he would tell Sir
-.o-as BY cable that the contest had been satis-
.,-.o-v II every respect.
ro- long time yesterday there was room for
s,rh- IS 20 whether the yachts would be able 70
4-sss within the tine limit OF six and half hours
,-o .he start ~ first the noTthwesterly airs were
:, Hz.r that progress was slew. But the last half
~ TIE -zcs vas run n e slsshing breeze that
.-sed TIE yachts 70 their rails as they tore back
"a re Sandy Hook Lightshlp.
WIZ re exception q the Yankee the racers
-s-s ste II arriving a. the start which was set
s,- 81 o'clock. After al had arrived the Race
-7-,-ic-ee sigraIIec the course 70 be sailed Il
-ss southeast 6y east fifteen miles dead 70 lee
-s-s an6 return. As The wind then northwest
r -o--h this course was intended 70 give the
-,,hts e sp-11aker rua 70 the outer mark and a
hsst home total course Of thirty miles. one az
- -sruIar America Cup courses.
zhe- Eu -hs steam yachts and excursion steam
- were gathered near the Sandy Hook Lightship
rhs p-epzrarory signal was given at 12-5 p The
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

With a view 10 attract the attention Of those
who would value the possession Of an automo-
bile an arrangemeut has been made between
The Mobile Company Of America AT Tarry-
town. y. Y. and The Tribune. whereby the lat
ter is authorized TO offer one machine Z
MOBILE, free Of expense 10 the particular
reader Of The Tribune who. after a friendly and
Innocent contest, shall have received the most
votes from other Tribune readers and buyers
for The purpose Due notice Of where and when
the machine will be placed on exhibition will De
given IN these columns
The Tribune will conduct the contest, receive
the votes. announce the results from time 10
time and award the prize.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

Many Of the racing men who have made a
name for themselves upon the bicycle track are
becoming experts in the handling OF rast auto
mobiles Eddie" MCDuffee runs a motor with
the reckless abandon with which he followed
race last year. Peter Fisher. who will be re-
membered as the man who jumped hurdles on
a bicIc1a can make an automobile do almost
incredible things. An ordinary stone coping
does not bother him particle He enjoys moth
ing better Than 10 invite a friend TO ride with
him and then friEhreu mis- anton out OF his
wits by making short turns and sudden stops
The skill ard fearIessress with which the aver
age American handles the motor tandems and
+ricvcIaz rpon the track shows how quickly the
American mind adapts itself 10 a new idea
one seldom hears OF a accident
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
4 MaoNlFicent Pvl1e.

The MOBILE is a runaboUt carriage. with
SC usre body. low dashboard and bicycle wheels
bearing Hartford tires, the sear and back up
hols1ered in cloth or leather The weight IS
between 700 and 500 pounds. when ready for
running. The MOBILE is propelled by steam
gasoIene or naphtha being used for fuel
The boiler is Of copper containing 800 copper
fire tubes; is wrapped with 3oOO feet or piano
wire put on bv machinery; has been tested Up
to $50 lbs. pressure 70 the square inch and viii
Withstand 5000 lbs pressure forward COP
per cylinder holds the gasolene. and has been
tested 70 $50 lbs. pressure TO the square inch
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
LAWN TENNIS.
ALI. DOWN TO THE FINALS IN THE HUD-
son RIVER TOURNEY.
CLOSE RIVALRY BETWEEN THE TARRI
TOWN AND YONKERs PLAYERS KEEPS
THE EXCITEMENT AT HIGH PITCH


TOW. AND YONKERS PLAYERS KEEPS
THE EXCITEMENT AT HIGH PITCH
The Hudson River championship lawn tennis tour
rar,snt was continued yesterday afternoon on the
-,,rts ~ the fashionable Arnackassin club. OF 1oh-
l,srs unde- the most favorable conditions The
v,aarher was simply perfect for the game. and .
large and enthusiastic gathering OF the prominent
folE ~ northern Yonkers spplauded the clever
strokes Of the players
The features OF the day were the seminal match
4, -,ixad doubles between the crack teams from
vonkars and Tarrytown, and the unfinished semi
e7aI of the women's singles between Miss Lowsrre
ard Miss Hale In the former Miss Pauline Lowerre
ard L Robertson beat Miss Alice Ewtngs and
2 Ratr after a most exciting struggle Batt
and Miss Ewngs are from Tarrytown. and as they
hold the association championship challenge cups
in singles they were thought to Be invtnciole N
corn nbtration The better team work or the HonkerS
nair however finally carried them through nnead,
Poh-artsoue 3 steadiness and Miss LOwerres clever
strokes ftnalIy winning the day
IoWerrs afteFWard net Miss Hale also OF
Yonkers in the seminal round or the woman 3
singles but darkness stopped interesting Enalch
after each had a set They VIII unish tnlo
match this afternoon. and the winner VIII tnSn
meet Mrs. W H Pouch OF NeNsurg. n tns mas
The final OF meme singles between Rooerteon ans
Bssts win also be played to-day and the nnal OF
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

nineteenth rockingham made long low drive and
was near the hole in 3. He won the hole in four,
Coats taking s.
The weather cold and raw and the chilly
air seemed to take the starch out OF Kane's game,
and he played loosely with Allen. Allen was play
ing methodical golf all the round and took the
match with ease. The finals promise 70 be inter
esting. and on present form Frothing CHAM should
win The afternoon match to qualify for the
Presidents Cup offered by William D Sloane Tho
conditions were eighteen holes medal play, best
four scores TO qualify for match play Saturday.
Those who qualified
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
pPoGRAHME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

c0IF-Tnvttation tournament Tuxedo
Golf club Tuxedo Park, New-Yorx: invita-
.io7 +nurnan-ent. Lenox Golf Club Lenox
srssz North Jersey Shore Golf League
rbsrpionship, Deal Golf Club; team match
sTo--is County against Shinnecock. SHINE
-ocx. Vsrdon practice for exhibition. Rich
-,o0d County Country Club.
LAWN TENNIS. - Championship in
so-,hles Crescent Athletic Club, on Owls
Essd courts. Brooklyn: Morristown Field
cub championships; Rhode Island State
Championships. Providence; Hudson River
avn Tennis Association tournament
A-7sckassin Club courss, Park Eth; annual
EsT tournament. Staten Island Ladies' Club
T5y1ugston, Staten Island.
TROTTING.-Empire City track. ! p. m
ASEBALL.-Cincinnsti against BROOKLYN
washington Park. Brooklyn
SHOOTTNG--Ninth Ward Gun Club, 1--we
birds and targets Heficks grounds, Secau-
.--s. Ri5gewood Gun Club. live birds and tar
r.ts wisseI's Park, Ri6gewood.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
TRST GAME
CINCINNATI
'Batted for Newton in The ninth

'Batted for Newton n the ninth
Cincinnati .....-.....--.......o 0 . o 1-z
Earned runs-Ctncnrati. 1; Brooklyn ? Three base
ht-Newrou- Two base hts-Quinn. Kelley DAILY, Cross.
First base errors-Brookyn Left 6ases-Ctncin-
nati. :; Brooklyn. = Struck out-By Weyhfug I; BY
Newton 2 Sacrifice hir-Shsckard- Stolen bzseKeeie-.
First base haIlson weyhing, 2 on Newton Double
paysDely and Kelley: Sheckard and Cross. Quinn and
Corcoran. Passed halls-Kahoe. ? Time Of game-1,56
Urp4re-Suyder.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

Samuel Brock Of Brooklyn. who won many
birvClA races both in the amateur and, later, IN
the professional class, has become enthuslastlc
about the automobile. He will receive IN IeW
DAYS from England a new nine horsepower
ar1tornobfIe carriage Of the hydro-carbon type
He saws that the machine Will travel from
thirtv-fve 10 forty miles an hour he IS ANXIOUS
70 IRA nge series Of match races with the owner
of anv gasoIene machine Of similar horsepower
for contests of from fftv 70 one hundred miles
each.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
answers 10 Queries and AutOuOSAe Notes Of sNte7est

Lively interest is taken by the members OF the
Automobile Club Of America and the Ph1adel-
phia Automobile Club in their joint run 70 Tren-
ton on September % The members from this
city will leave the WaIdorf-AsLOria ii a body
The tournament al Trenton promises 70 be par
ticularIy interesting.
5 B.-Your request has been granted and the
name has been stricken from the list
J H B-YOu can win the automobile Tor the
hospital in which you are interested provided
you enter the contest under your own name or
some other individual nane- There Is no ree-
son why you should not present the Eacht1e %
the hospital II you wish 70 do 50.
The score OF votes received for each competitor
in the contest Will appear IN this column to
morrow
The decision given by Magistrate Olnasred on
Wednesday that automobiles OF less than ten
horsepower could not be interfered with By the
police VIII interest all owners OF the horseless
carriage. one OF Wanamaker's men was ar
rested while driving an automobile Il was
shown that the mobile carried over 10 pounds
OF steam. Ths machine however was or only
six and a half horsepower, and the Magistrate
held that the operator did not have 70 set a
special license
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
INTERESTING MATCH AT LENOX.
QUALIFYING FOR THE PRESIDENTS CUP oFFEREI
Ry II u SLOANE
RY " 4. SLOANE.

Ptttsaeld. Mass. Sept "a (speciap-Harry u Al
"a, or the Pittsheld Country Club. and Samuel
r7rothinRham. OF the Lenox Golf Club. will piay
the ensls for the Lsnox Cup tomorrow. F>rothiHg-
ham beat A NJ Coats. Of the Newport Cluo' IN a
came match Of nineteen holes ! up in the semi
onals this morning and Allen bear Grenviile Kane
NJ : 70 play. The Frothinghanl-Coats match was
interesting On the hrst round Frothingham was
: ,p Coats won The fourth hole. making tbs score
all even. and the men halved every hoie on me
second tour Of the links Rockingham was within
"a inches Of the cup the eighteenth hole but The
-7la .a.ed 70 20 down ard Cnsts hslved- For the
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

works OF art worth respectively. loo eoo and 800
francs The distance in this was 200o metres.
and the time 2-52
The professional contest was much more inter
es4ing as II resulted in the defeat Of the French
e-scE IscoueItn by the Dutch champion Meyers
srd Cooper the American, the Freuchmen having
- he eonreuted with third place.
rscoTeliu who had previously hea ten the other
avrsriran Mcfarland in the semi -rnals, look me
Iesd in the hnal and held II duTing ts ETeatsr par
- - race but during the last round Meyers ana
C,oror passed him, Jacquelin spErred, out 20 no
,1'lr1lCzz and finished fhree-quarters Of Length
IND Cooper. The French specla Tors, VINO hdd
alcnddentiy expected victory Tor their champion
- ,,nIv : half-hearted ovation 70 Meyers ana
Scooar The distance in this race was ZgD metres
7r 40 9-r Tbs nTet prize was i5.0o franrS
tt'e second 0fg and the third 5.eh
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
vARpoN 10 PLAY - MoRRIs corNrY

R. n. Thomas, chairman Of the Morris County
Greens Committee, writes 10 The Tribune to say
that Harry Vardon viii give exhibition at the
Morris County links on Thursday September %
when he will play the best ball Of George Low the
Dyker Meadow professional and Tom" Hutchin-
son, professional at the Shtnnecock Hills Golf Club
To-day Vardon probably will appear at the Rich
rnonG County links at Staten Island. where he will
practise for to-morrow's exhibition on that course
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
Sevws Of the Contest.

ENTRIES will Be received Up 70 s ?. n No
vember ). 1890
VOTING will end AZ 2. n Monday. Noveu-
Der 10 The winner will have the machine in
time TO enjoy Thanksgiving Day ride
VOTES viii consist OF headings OF the d-sr
page Of The Daily or Sunday Tribune, beginning
with the date September , 1900. One heading
will count as one vote ten headings as ten votes.
and on
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
PHILADELPHIA. Il. PITTsBURG. s

Philadelphia Sept. 12.-Chesbro was wild to-day
and Philadelphia defes ted Pittsburg with compare
tive ease In the ninth tnring the visitors had
batting rally but il did not continue long enough
70 be OF any value. Score
PitysburE ----------l % % q ~ - '-o l..
Phadeluhia ---.----o ; 8 ~ N-Ll 10 "
Ratteres-Chesbro and O'Connor- Frazer and Douglas
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
ST. louis. s. BOSTON. 4.

Boston Sept. l3-St. Louis won handily to-day,
batting Pittenser out Of the box in the fifth inning
Jones proved fairly effective throughout the game
A fine stop by Wallace and Heidrlck : ne'1lns were
II. z
ros+or. ..o / 0 0 o IA :
= ToYf= ....-...-2 N-6 10 >
Batteries-Pitteus-r. willis and sullivan: Jones and
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
Lr,cz - RoaERs Ia R0M 4T EALLEAL

Halifax Y : Sept 13.-NIark Lynch has tele-
rraphed Rogers the Worcester a-sman. offering 10
row him here for S3o0 a side Rogers has accepted
the offer and will start for this city tomorrow 10
train The double scuu race between Durnau and
Tvnch and Wrav and Barry. the latter Of England,
has been ARA nEed 70 be rowed mere
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
NONo Ave SNlaZhAe

ANY man or woman in the States OF New-Eorkr
Connecticut, Massachusetts, or New-Jersey, pc
ing at the tine Of the contest q reader OF The
Tribune, is eligible 10 be voted for and 70 re-
ceive this machine If winner in the voting con-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
rockingham and played or for the position
The other scores were.

The managers OF the club announced this after
noon an unlimited handicap tomorrow for cup
ouered by the Board Of Mana gers In the semi
finals for the Presidents Cup Hoffman Will play
Coats and Amory will play rockingham.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
SECOND CANE
CINCINNATI. BROOKLYN


Earned runs-Cacinaatt. :; BrookIyn, 4 Home rqn-
hitsCorcoran Kelley Cross First base by errors-
Brooklyn. . Struck out-BT Kirson 2 BY McCtHuity,
2 by Scott. . Sacrifice hits-Cross, Farrell Bases or
baIl5-Bv Ktrson /: bv Scott, . Double pIay-SCott,
Peirz and Beckley Hit By pitched baI-8y EIirso1- /
Passed bali-Peitz. Wild ptChes-Scort, 3 Li71s-loo
I-r1uiras-Latham and Jennings
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
Bienrles

GOOD 7sc 81 SIS $50 SL75- an na<=s-
-Sr- Guaranteed Mrs Sp7caA Fr1ces % DAB
likes WILLIS IS Park Eo&. -. ? o
A DVERTIsENENTS Subscriptions fer Tee 7rtee1s
~ received a. her CploW1 Ofnce No L2r- 5rcA1s4Y.
81 door north q Sist-s Until oclock 2rSzt,ss
uents received the following hFsnes e.sss q -sntG
until o'clock , va - Sd svss A.
- Ssd-st i52 e<h-avs.. 12rh-sts MA-y'x stn-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
DOYLE TIE FUMRLER.

\ tumble by Doyle In the first inning AZ the Polo
Grounds yesterday proved fatal 10 New-York- II
was responsible for al least Two runs. Matthewson
pitched splendid game and deserved 70 Win A
base hit on several occasions would have won the
game for New-York. Score
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

Earned r-Ins-Chicagc / FIST pase og
oago 2. New-Tork l. Left on bases-Chicago, >; New
York. First base on balls-Or Cunningham $ on
Mzr-hevsou Struck out-By Natthewson- D. stolen
bases-F5radley McCornack Two base hits-kIing
Msrtbevsou Hit bv pitched baby Cunningham l.
Passed rsiI-KHrE Cmptre-EmsIie- Time of game