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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11
As owes b. LIE 70 .hs Eors.h0uaht

He Owes His Life to the Forethousht
Of a Companion.
While on a camping trip Ia Webs
ter county, Mr. S. l. Stump. of Nor
mantown, W. Va, had a severe attack
OF bloody fux. He says, Il firmly be
lleve that l owe my life to the fore
thought of one OF the company who
had taken along a bottle OF Chamber
lah's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy" Moral-Procure a bottle Of
this remedy before leaving home. It
cannot be obtained when on a hunt
ing. fishing or prospecting trip.
Neither can it be obtained while on
board the cars OF steamship. and at
such times and places it is most likely,
10 be needed The safe way is to
have il with you. Thousands OF trav-
elers never leave home on a journey
without Il For sale by C. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11
CALLED DOWN.
enid Wave.)

Consistency query from the Enid
Wave: The secretary of the Jeffer-
son club gets $1,000 a year and ex-
penses. This is Jeffersonian simplt
city with vengensnce.-Guthrie
Capital.
; The above Is inconsistent as well
as persistent lying. The Wave never
published any such an item. We viii
make the State Capital a present Of
siOo If they can produce any such item
published in the columns of this
paper. We had not been informed
that the secretary of the Jefferson
club had even been appointed OF his
salary fixed We will stand up and
answer for everything appearing in
the Wave. but dislike the habit the
Guthrie Capital has of misquoting us
and stealing our matter as telegraph
news.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11
raE cRIME oE ANAacAY.

Il Is reported from Patterson, N. j.,
that when the news of the attempted
assassination OF the president reach
ed that city the anarchists gathered
i'm their hall and held a celebration,
drinking toasts to the cowardly cur
who had fired the shots and lauding
his act as one of great courage. II
such a disgraceful meeting did occur
then the citizens of Patterson failed
miserably in their duty by not hang
ing every anarchist they could lay
their hands upon and setting an ex-
ample that would doubtless have been
followed IN other places. Anarchy
and nihilism have for their purpose
the destruction OF the political fabric
Of government They work in the
dark and in secret. Generally they
are the scum of Europe who have
fastened their tentacles upon this
country. and they should be crushed
like vipers. They aim to destroy the
very law which protects their meas
ly carcasses from destruction and an
initiation by an indignant populace.
Never was there more wanton or
cruel crime committed. than that at
tempted By the reptile Czolgosz upon
our president The assassination of
the president of France, the king of
italy and the queen OF the Austrias
within recent years have all been
brought about by this same means
and il is supposed that the nresent
crime was plotted and ordered by the
same people who ordered the murder
of King Humbert and the Austrian
queen. II this is the case and it
turns ont that the crime has been
done at the instigation of the murd-
erous society the American people
will demand that measures be taken
to stamp nihilism out of America. 1t
is a standing and constant menace
to our institutions and the crime just
committed may occur at any other
time unless drastic methods are TAX
en-. Since the murder of the Car,
Alexander, Russia has found a way to
Keep nihilists out of that land and no
one will deny now that the Russians
have acted wisely in making nihilism
almost an imposslbility in that eoun-
try that these insolenti mendlcants
cannot only come over here, but
dwell in our midst the same as-ff they
were citizens, and openly hold meet
ings and talk their sedition upon the
streets and pass unmolested and
boast that they hold the safety cf the
world in their assassin hands. For
less talk many man has gone to his
doom in older countries, and America
owes II to the civilized world to put a
stop to all such doings upon our soil.
We can st along very well without
the aid OF anarchists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

Turks who have fed from bis juris.
diction and the cutting off of this dt
version would be a serious matter TO
that nervous parsonage, although It's
influence upon the destinies Of Turk
ev would be inappreciable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

The Oklahoma supreme court at its
special sitting on September n. to
pass upon the status Of the territorial
law governing criminal procedure In
the courts. WIN pass upon a question
similar 20 that which the Texas court
considered when il was found that
the alien land law was similarly ir-
regular The Texas court held the
matter Of signing the document sim.
ply a ministerial or clerical act and
that the oversight did not necessarily
invalidate the bin which had been de-
clared q law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

Politics cut no figure when presi.
dent ia shot down in free America.
Mckinley is a great president and he
is loved by his people. God will pre-.
serve and restore him TO health.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

The evidence shows that the Colo
rado millionaire was killed by the
proprietor of the gambling den be-
cause he was ahead OF the game aud
desired to go home The coroner's
jury can now proceed TO ascribe the
sudden taking OF to an attack Of
trapped feet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

Oklahoma territory has but one an
archist and he has just left Oklahoma
county to MI an official position in
the new country under the admins
tration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

Il Is reported that France Is about
10 begin a systematic attempt at the
coercion Of the sultan, by expelling
from The country an Turkish agents
who hayn been keeping watch upon
the swarm Of exiles making Paris
their home and the scene OF their In
trigues and plots Ii diyerts the Sick
Man OF the Bosphorus 70 Spy upon
the dosnss Of the socalled Young
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

He was a burly German charged
with assault and battery. The testi-
mony showed that he had grabbed an
other man by the throat. What have
you to say for yourself?' thundered
the magistrate. Il vaS choost in fun y
replied the German; q only done it
for a choke"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

About the time the European pow
ers think they have their Intervention
nerve sufficiently starohed, one Of
them weakens and discovers that il
has troubles OF It's own.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

The lawyers are growing smarter
than the ! legislature. II Queenan
escapes he can offer up thanks to a
Republican legislature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

Mans troubles play continuous
performance; when il is too hot for
the political orator. the mosquito gets
mis- work in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER L, 1901.

Emma Goldman, 'priestess OF
blood should be made to DO time
with Czolgosz.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11
ssLUCT&Y,.

Is often the name given by careless and
thoughtless people to those who are care
full and thoughtful rWhat a lucky
woman p is said of one whose health and
beauty proclaim her free from womauly
diseases. The luck often consists in her
having thoughtfully considered the mer-
lis of DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
and proved its ability to cure the dis
eases peculiar to her sex.
rFavorite Prescription" is a reliable
medicine for the cure of womanly dis
eases. It establishes regularity, dries
weakening drains, heals Inflammation
aud liberation, and cures female weak
ness.
uI had poor health for nine years writes Mrs.
iArmintie Watkins, OF Acme. Kanawha Co.. w.
Va. rHad female weakness. was very irregular
and would suffer untold misery. our family
doctor did not do me any good aud concluded
to write 20 you. When I wrote I had no idea
that would ever get well but when your letter
reac';sd me began TO have hope / commenced
taking Or. Pierce's medicines as directed aud
began to improve In strength. was soon able
TO do the work for my family Of six. took
eight bottles three Of Favorite Prescription
aud five Of Golden Medical Discovery aud two
vias OF peilets'n
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, 1908 pages, in paper covers, is
sent free on receipt Of 7I one-cent stamps
to pay expense Of mailing onky. Address
DR.. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. X.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

There Is a woman in town who
agrees 10 make You an artist and
throN n set OF oil paints, for ave
doilAls. We werq fooled that way
whss We were fourteen years old,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

Qaite number of politicians take
Amos Ewings humor for flippancy
because their own fllppancy is devoid
OF humor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

Several of them have gone down to
Lawton to make a personal inspection
of administration banks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

Oklahoma City has two band con-
certs every Saturday night. The town
believes In keeping something doing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

Admiral Howison intends to remain
on the schley inquiry board. Would
fair man care TO sit upon a jury
when the question OF paruality Is
raised?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

Is crlminals procedure in Oklahoma
fake? It appears SO. And q Repub-
lican legislature is responsible for the
bluader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

General Gomez aspires TO become
the Mark Hanna of the Cuban situa-
tion. but he has a dead one in strad-
dler Palma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

Guthrie makes mistake in not
having outdoor entertainments dur.
ing the summer. They are sure rain
makers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-11

The incipient anarchist is found in
those persons who are Indifferent TO
the Puffalo tragedy
The evening world., 1901-08-13
WARE AND WRIGHT
WIN AT NEWPORT.
John Jacob Aston Plays and Is Beaten in
Newport Tennis Tournament.

ming quite as easily d. the nrs, wenG
to Ware and Wright. The score was
O.
The third Sc, wen, 10 Ware and
Wright. Play Was much harder than
the score. TO 0. shows. Little and
Alexander won the fourth set At & to I.
making II two sets all.
Ware and Wright took the lead. 40.
In tii- NTH set. but Little and Alexander
hracsd. They took one game and f'r.ed
the neat to deuce three times. h,.t thew
lost th1, and the next and the set went
to the Eastern team. 81. This save
the match to the Eastern playtr.
Col J. j. Aston was beaten BY his
opponent Foulke In the preliminary
matches for singles.
Summary:
Championship Dsuoies. Eastern 70. wssesra-
Leo E. Ward and psals Wright !Eastssn) eses
81. I'D: 80. -: 81.
sinxiss-w. L. Foulhs best J. J. Aseor. 81:
SO: ~. ". J. ciothisr beat G. 9. L.. -:
81. s-l R. Stevens beat R, Leroy. -:
81: "a; - . g Eiar.dYs s... q o.:
void, 6-l. 60; ~: ~. J. P. Passt bsat
C. e Sands. -. S-3: Sd
The evening world., 1901-08-13

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. Twin an
entry lis, OF nNy.Etx. and including
some OF the very best talent In the
country. the annual lawn tennis cham
p.onship tournament began at the New
port Casino ,o.diy. Coni.t!ans were. hne.
The creates, .nterta: to-day was the
matca In doubles between Little ana
Alexander. OF Princeton. the Western
Champions. and Ware and Wright. OF
Boston. the Eastern champions.
The large grand stand was filled with
,oec,a,or- before the players appeared.
ing the players who were expected
TO met in the early matches were
several wcll-known In Newport Society.
Including Col. John Jacob Aston.
AFTER an exceedingly exciting match
the championship In doubles vent 20
Ware and Wright. the Eastern team.
They took the nrst set easily. With a
.core Of s games 10 l. In the second set
IN. wcs,erners turned the tables. win.
The evening world., 1901-08-13
tennis STARS
At NEWPORT.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
BEGINS TO-DAY.
Comp~titi"u Principally Me-
cause John Jacob !Astor aad
Other Weil-kn Own society Men
Arc Among the so Entries.

NEWPORT, Aug. l3.-All the tennis
experts OF the country have assembled
here and all are prepared to begin the
annual chm pionsh!p tournament to-day.
The. matches viii be played on the
Casino courts. and society Is interested
In the contests principally because John
Jacob As.or and a number OF other
society men are among the entries.
The big match to-day vii be the East
". West in the doubles. the contestin 6
teams being Beaics C. WHICH: and Leo
E. Ware. the Harvard team. and tho
Princeton pair. Redmond Little and
Frederick u. Alexander.
The winners meet Davis and Ward
Wednesday for the doubles champion.
snip and for the honor OF holding the
valuable twin cups presented By Coz.
John Jacob .>stor several seasons ago.
There arc many high.class players In
the singles.
The evening world., 1901-08-13

and has plenty Of nerve. He has good
control. and varies speed and sharp
curves with slow ,easers. Hc Will pitch
tomorrow. when a doublc.headcr will
oe played. the nrst game at r, NJ.
iir,;.
Inc weather to-day was delightful.
but only about 1900 turned out 10 see the
.un. Among the fans were three wo-
men In the front row and one little
girl In pink,
Hickman ~ Second.
Hickman prac,i.cd at second base and
did so we'll that Davis decided TO try
him at that bns. sending Mcbride to
right field. This was much NOR"
sensible experiment than the one 'irst
batting standpoint at least. as Mcbride
l. much more vigorous with the stick
than Nelson.
Matiy wen, In 10 pitch for ours" and
Boston.
First Innins.
slaGle wolad have needed n plank TO
touch the deceivcrs Matty dished up.
Strang made a beautiful run 10 the
left beacherics To gobo!e Tenney
high foul. Demoat nearly dislocatcd
his arms swinging Wildly AT a trio, No
runs.
Van could not bea, on; his bounder 10
Herman Long. Setback hi, tao fouls
etranS waited we'll and walked 4 Wild
pitch let S;rang doan TO second. lie
was left there when Hickman crickc'"h
to Tenney, who did the trick all alone.
second inning.
4.
The evening world., 1901-08-13

Shamrock lis jury mast was stripped
OF its rixEing at the Erie Basin TODAY
ready fQr. being unstopped this a''ef'
noon. The stump topmast was SEM
down and the gear got In readiness !"F
shipping her racing rig. The chapman
4 Merritt derrick Century ho'sied
aboard the combination lower mast ana
topmAst. which measures l5s feet S inches
from STD to truck.
Shamrock's rudder may have to be
unshipped as It bites" little In the
trunk. bu, perhaps this defect may be
remedied In dry-c.,ck tomorrow with
out unshipping II. BY tonight the rae
Ing mast Will probably be stepped and
the standing rigging set UP ,au'
Tomorrow the challenger viii have
her under body seraped and polished,
She will remain In the Erie Basin un'
The evening world., 1901-08-13
3rookIyns Score Six
HUNS in First Two
Innings = Kitson an
Enigma to the PhiIa-
ueiphias.
t..e,,l 10 Tn, Ey.nin. World,

tsyscisl TAr ENshins World
WASHINGTON PARk BROokLY%.
Aug. i3-Cap,. Hushcy Jennings and
his heavy-h!ttins team ot bnli-tn.-"rs
from QuakcrtoNn, who arc now playing
the best bali OF any club in the League,
doomed up at these ground. this after
noon with the intention Of adding
the Champions scalp. 10 their already
heavy belts
During the las, month. or since
HuEhey Jennings has had charge Of the
team. It has broken oven or won tn"
series with every club I, has played in
that time.
game his buncn OF winners are M
against. and irotted out Frank Ki,son
TO pitch. Kl;son has made wonderful
showing In the last two weeks, winning
all the games ne has pitched. I'VE In
number
Jennings depended on Handsome AT.
orth to puzzle the Brooklyns. When
the game began there were over 2.SO
persons present:
Before the game started President,
Dabets said: The Brooklyn club Is a
National League Club and will continue,
so. There Is absolutely no truth In III"
rumor circulated 70 the erec, that III"
1rooklyns Will Join the American
League next season,
First Inning.
Thomas struck out. Wolvcrton SIN
Eled. Flick famed and tho crowd ap-
plauded Ei!son. woivor,on stQlf sec
grabbed by DAILY. No runs.
Keller made pretty hunt and reach
I'd nrsr. Shecknrd's long ~ waa
srabos,i BY Thoms1h K""ie5 ~, .,oi. , sec;
The evening world., 1901-08-13
DIAMOND SOULS
TEMPT TITUS.
BOAT CLUB OARSMAN
WOULD ROW AT HENLEY.
National AsaOrinti0U ~ Amateur
OHrsm~m Consider Nd~isRbiiity
"f sending Harlem River Fn.
s"rit~ l." Enuinnd-CIuh WIN
u" :" u \..nriation N~tu.rs.

America ~ TO make another cfror, 20
Win me famous Diamond SOULS a, the
h.ni'y REGATTA next year II will b.
c, ! Titus. the crack oArsnan OF the
Union Hoa' club. nhn Will make ,hs
"Tor, The plans for the trip are now
being considered by the National Asso.
citation OF Amateur oar.mcn Should
that body refuse to send the little fci.
low his club Will DO 50
Titus Is considered by expert oarsmen
10 he the best eNpon"n, ~ single scuIl-
Ing In ihi. country u" holds the record
FOR n mile and half course AS we'll az
the Southern championship. lie Is a
native OF New cHeans and has been In
the East a Nt'Ie ndrc thhn year. lie
viii meet Mchrhoff. OF the Nassau Boat
Club, n, the Middle States REGATTA On
Labor Day,
The evening world., 1901-08-13
SPORTING NEWS BRIEFS,

The Bosom American >I-cague Base
ball Club, with an authorized capital Of
$1,000. has been Incorporated A. Trsn-
ton, The lncorporttors arc Joseph g.
Pciieiier. Edward \ ii.arn q. B"s,on
and James ] collins Of Jersey CITY,
Beneath dripping skies aud anon so',
turf the anal game FOR the Point Jn
dlth cups was played on WiIdhela farm
At Ear.agansc,, rcr yesterday. With
the Bryn MawTs ana the Myoptas CON
testing for supremacy, The former won
by a score OF u "a.
1.nue Walter Smith (. still nj work
breaking paced cycl. rccotds Al Buff
.alo yesterday he again lowered the five.
mile record. this time p!ac!Gg the mark
al minutes ana ~ seconds. Hcrshhw
and Hedstrom. on motor tandem.
placed the record 70. mile AZ LIS ..t.
The evening world., 1901-08-13
PUTTING SHAMROCK'S
RACING SPARS ON.
Temporary Rig Oismant'ed This Mornng-L'p-
ton Cables "Push Work All You Cam"

I'll Friday. when she will be eowed 70
Staple;on. Staten Island. After . few
days she will go to the Horseshoe and
indulge in daily practice spins for tun-
ing-uo purposes.
The Erin. Sir Thomas Ltpton's steAfn-
yacht. went into dry.dock early this
morning. When she vacates the dock
Shamrock II. will take her place.
David Barrie received the following
cable despatch from Sir Thomas Upton
today
We are all very glad TO hear Of your
safe arrival. Push work all you pos0ibly
can. (S!gned) LIPT0S.'
shaTrock's main boom arrived to-day
on the Anchor liner Anchorta.
The huge s,eel spar. which vas COW
cred with canvas and securely lashsd
&c nc deck Of the stea 1ship: vas In
boom Is III feet long.
The evening world., 1901-08-13
CHAMPIONS BAT
ORTHOUT OF GAME
rh- jsnttinu order,

Kce'"r, DaRn coaching ."rond k.l.cS
made a thrc.-bagser To deep c.n;r"
scoring Duan Daily went ou;, Hall
u.aa 10 Jennings on" run
second inninR.
J4chli,z walked J.nninI. was Ky.
sons th!ri victim 81 -tr!kca Jacklitz
was cansn, stealing second ha!.m,nm
also struck out ana iac crowd i"n''S
cheerci ki,son. No runs.
Or,n's wlld throw ot irsin's bunt. Far
rel! nit safely scoring Dahien and pro-
noting Irwin to second kit,on nso
singled scoring Irwin and advancing
iInlman. Shcckari ',ri2led, scoring Far
r.Ii and Ki..on Dolan flied % TaomaN,
Shcckard scoring. Kelley send ny 10
Flick F'!v" runs
THIRD Inning.
cro~. wa, the MIN quaker to strike
out Orth doubled 10 left Thomas am
blea on four wide ones. Wolver;ons
grounder to Daly .or'ei Thona! Al sec
ond. Flick 'ilsd out 10 DAILY M runs
walked. Dahlen oui. White to Jennings;
DAILY moving 10 y second Irwin .orcsn
Daily irwin getting 10 second Farrell
wa. out at FIRST No runs
Fourth Inning.
Dclehanty was disposed Of by Irwin
and Kelley. Jhcki!;z struck our. being
the .lxth victim on strikes. Jennings
hi, safely TO rlrh, Tor a sack Mailman
famed weakly. No runs
ki,.on was on, n nrsi kceler sin.
glcd Shcckard forced Keller a, sec
ond Dolan walked. Sheckart moving
70 second Kelley forced 9heckard ~
third No runs
Fifth inninE.
Cross walked. White foul f!rd TO Ir-
win. Thomas sacrificed to kitson. VOL
vertcn singled. scoring Cross Flick
flied out to keeler. One run
DAILY singled. He was doubled w Win
pnhlen. irwin nich out to Delehanty.
no runs
The evening world., 1901-08-13

ers who are missing from tho champion
ship fold Some ar" away from II be-
cause iIanlon thought their days OF
Usefulness a. baIlpiaycrs were over. and
others are away bccaus" inducements
Offered them 10 play elsewhere were
greater. llut altogether 1, IL Hrooklyn's
loss ns will hc seen from tho accom-
prnyinS tables Of records
The pitchers should he the hrst ones
10 be considered. There was Joe Nc
Ginnity. a. clever /, boy as ever tw!rlci
The evening world., 1901-08-13

HICKMAN Il TO r.piae. him We'll II such
iAirs hs.pens. just put the Giants down for =
ftrint Of is!sA's Gsnt-is turn Al bench sstrm.
ms % ,Aid TO be due to his ssas bsttinI
wh,n the boston, nnlsh their thrs. A,,,'
enlargement In this town II viii b their l.u
appearance hs'' 'or the season And when hey
depart !, may ." Iah that s,sisr proposition,
have foari their =, Into the Polo Gfcunt.
sudho., the ii,tis shn--hArei b, .h5 Ace.
?l'th'ns .,lnn 'nf the St Louis team. IL ,u.ely
lucky. N- does not pDS~s anything remark.
able IN HI, pitrrinx. yet h. msnss.s 10 fool
'hs other '.lIo.' rpoH NJ the time snh sos haA
a FOOD record. Il 10 Patsy Dauossr', tunains
that has msdr the '~ir.sr ~hat he Il.
Fox. the new second his,mAn Of ~. Cinein.
natl team. !, surely wonder. lie hai seven
chances against -. fs1ai, y-,t.r.iy and acs.p,~i
ih"m all sithont Z miss And New York al
no, know ne existed
The evening world., 1901-08-13

NEW YORK VS.. BOSTON.
CONTINUED from rlr., ras.

no, und.r 1, n, rourse an 4, resulted
In n double Nichols tried 10 hun, and
nn,n.t 80 N,,,, W,iir,dA ,,.rod hI,r
III, ,n., r;"h, -, vnhi,ic S,sgIe'. ~ In
short right field Emslic sent Tcnn"y
hown on BAH mat cui the pinie w tHo,
Dein"hts tound"r 10 Strhhs '"fc"h hH-
tfldH" al miro no runs =,
Tcnn"y all by hts l"n't.'m" settled Nc
itrils Tenney Was under MattS, pop
toul also Van took pass S~lhnch
fscd 10 Cooley. No runs.
rn..,,, ,r,...
Cooley ekyroSkcted 70 Van Hickman
him A roller. He and CAMEL took cnre
OF II All riRh'' Low" sHu'k Out y"
runs. 49, ~ ,,,,.
StrahS !inei 10 Mu1pnyr ncn"a'
was EASY t9r p'H,on. ana 'chiS -"
Wis sfhaSneh MS secohu sinH.e. tnis vine
picking "ut sale place IN right Shh-
eel struck out. NO runs
rss.. ,..a.
Mcbride made "A neat run In and catch
u l.orEs uEly looking liner 10 right.
Van made foxy play when iiittridss
singled to centre. He pretended TO lci
1, gu hy. then caught the batter yardA
away ahcn he tried 10 make second on
the hit. Sichoi. flied 10 strinR No