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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-23
Pioneer Building and Loan
Association.
ASSETS, JUNE 81, 1901, sso,o4s.s7

Money loaned on approved security.
A Saving Bank for monthly deposits.
Houses built on the monthly install.
ment plan.
Twenty-third Series OF Stock is now
opened.
oFFICERS-J. L. Mclean, Presi.
dent; A. A. Wilder, Vice President;
G. B. Gray, Treasurer; A. V. Gear,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS -. ]. L. Mclean, A .
A. Wilder, A. v. Gear. G. B. Gray
]. d. Holt, A. W. Keech, ]. A. Lyle
Jr., ]. M. Little, L. s. Boyd.
A. v. GEAR.
Secretary.
once Hours: l2:30-1:3O D. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-23

A prayer meeting will be held in
Central Union church this evening at
1880 O'Clock. The subject of the meet
ing will be, The need Of love for
Christ" Rev. ]. P. Erdman will lead.
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change bought and sold.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-23
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LIMITED.

Paid Up Capital ..... Yen 100000
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The Bank buys and receives for col.
lection Bills Of Exchange, issues Drafts
and Letters Of Credit, and transacts a
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-23
ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT

AuultOrs Tor CORPORATIONS and Pri
vate Firms.
Books examined and reported on.
Statements of Affairs prepared.
Trustees on Bankrupt or Insolyent
Estates.
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TRUST DEPARTMENT

Act as Trustees under mortgages.
Manage estates (real and personally
Collect rents and dividends.
Valuable papers, Wills, Bonds, ETC.,
received for safe.knnninp
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
| l. of Washington, in and for Chehalis County.
| Roy Young ana Fred Thompson. Plaintiffs, VS..
| c. Fl. Green, observation-disclosures.
The State of Washington to the said C. II.
Green, defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear within
| sixty days after the first publication of this
| summons, to-wit, within sixty days after the
26th day OF June, 1902, and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled court, and
answer the complaint OF the plaintiffs and serve
a co of your answer upon the undersigned
attorney for plaintiffs, at his Office below stated,
and in case OF your failure to do so Judgment
| will be rendered against you according to the
| the clerk of said court.
| The object OF the said action is as follows,
| towit:
First Count: To obtain Judgment for fifteen
| thousand dollars, and decree OF foreclosure
| against certain saw logs marked branded
thus, IT." and being about five million feet
| hoard measure, in quantity, situate and being
in the Hoquiam river, in said county.
| And as Second Count: To obtain judgment
| for damages for violation of agreement or log
ging contract made and entered into on the
10th day of September, 1901, between plaintiffs
as parties of the first part therein and defend
ant as party of the second part therein, as
follows:
On account of loss Of profits, 500 per day from
March LIST, 1902.
on account of interest on money expended
at the rate of $125 per month from March LIST,
1902
On account Of loss of machinery at the rate
of $25 per day from the LIST day of March. 1902.
On account Of loss of cost of improvements,
valued at So 600.
On account of money earned in the principal
sum of $l5, 000 with interest thereon at the legal
rate from the LIST day of March, 1902.
J. c. CROSS,
| Plaintiffs Attorney.
| Post Office Address; Aberdeen, Chehalis
County, Washington.
| Date of first publication June 26, 1902.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
Real Estate Transfers.

NodA LsCdue AranSIeFss
For the week ending June q, comp lied
l'om the records by the Washington Abstract
Company, OF Aberdeen:
G L Davis to G L Ring, trustee, seq of
nw14 sec 31-19-1O-$2OO.
Pc Seaburg to Malcolm Magill, lot 8,
blk II, " & BIS End add Aberdeen-$SOO.
U S to Frank Miller, ne1 sec 22-21-9
Pat.
FG Deming to The F G Deming- Cald.
we'll Single & Logging Co, blk I, Ocosta
fl.
l. W Bartel to Mary ] Parker, part of
lots y and Is, blk 25, Hoquiam-$50O.
A NJ Mcdowell and S 0 Fisher to G L
Ring, trustee, nwI and sw4 of ne4 sec
Il, all sec Is, and e1s sec l4-1S-11-
$41 900.
Grnoumo to G F White, VIZ of Ell
sec 2S-16-7-$32OO.
N l. Pearson to w I Mcbride, lOOx15O
It in sec 4-17-9-$225.
Henry Rosmond to w E Greenway,
SEA sec 14-16-10-$22O0.
U S to E B Rabbit, seL sec Z, swk
Gee 8, nwA sec II, and ne4 sec 1851
Pat.
G Ainsworth to A Anderson, seL
sec 7, swL4 sec 8, nel4 sec IS, and nwL
sec 17-1S-1l-$l60O.
f Medcalf ct al to N G Wheeler, WY
Il OF lot 5, blk "A, Aberdeen--$l.
Same to J E Medcalf. land in sec 5-17-
Isl.
Treasurer to w R Burbee, lots 3 4 and
s, blk 2, Arland's add Montesano-Tax
deed.
Same to A D Devonshire, lots II and
IL, Blk 2, Arland's add Montesano-Tax
deed.
VIM Hubbard to Fred Rosmond ,undl. 6
OF nwA of nek, e1a Of nw14, nwk Of
nw14. swI Of ne14 and lot sec IA; lot 1
sec Is, and sw14 Of seq sec ll-l6-5-
$3.50.
NPR y Co to Violetta Benner, nelz
sec 27-19-9-$4SO.
) E Medcalf to Mary Medcalf ct al,
lands il sec 23-lS-6 and other lands-$l.
W Fordney to r d Merrill, lots 8 9
and 10, sec 4-l9-l0-s5OO0
N E Void to same, lots 9 8 and 4 and
e}a Of swl4 sec 3l-l9-l0-$SOO.
Davis & Dineen to G L Ring, trustee,
sea OF nwL sec 3l-l9-l0-s2OO.
FIN Peterson to Earl sprague, lot 8,
blk 80, Westport Beach-$lO0.
Lenora. D McKinstry to same, lots s
and 6, blk 9, Bay View add Westport-
800.
u to II A Williamson, lot sec S-17-
S-Pat.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
AT THE COURT HOUSE
xlST OF INSTRUMENTS FILED
VITA OFFICIALS LAST WEEK.
&inu.Ss Of the Superior Court. and List OF Real
Estate Transfers and Miscellaneous inStru'
ssnts Filed with the County Auditor



Tho following is the record of business trans
~ a In me Superior court for the week end
ing June Il. 1907,
Iuget Sound Iron & Steel Works VS. g
ST Clemmons ct al. Decree in favor OF
defendant, signed.
Flora Keene VS. Chas Keene. Decree
Of divorce granted.
RW McGahan VS. Charlotte McGahan.
Same.
Jos Mauermann VS. w O Austin. Judg-
nent in favor of plaintiff, signed.
In re estate of Jane I Mills, deceased.
Will admitted to probate.
In re guardianship Of Earl H Freeman.
minor. Sale of real estate confirmed.
City of Aberdeen VS. c A Carmody ct al
Judgment in favor OF plaintiff, signed.
State of Washington VS. r L Hart.
Amount of bail fixed at $3.50.
Nellie Higgins VS. NJ L Nethery ct al.
Decision rendered in favor OF defendant.
f f Jones vs. Frank McCandlass.
Judgment foreclosing tax lien.
ST. Hayes VS. F L Irwin ct al. Same.
Mrs Theresa Milhofer VS. w B Lowrie
ct al. Same.
Same vs. J w Farquhar. Same.
Same VS. Ludwig Armistien. Same.
OBJ Newton vs. Della Brewer. Same.
A G Mcneil VS. Mary l. Taylor. Same.
In re estate Of Albert Dreyer, deceased.
Sale of real estate confirmed.
In re guardianship OF Katheryn Hogan
ct al, minors. c Hogan appointed
guardian; E B Benn, p Sullivan and
VIM Irwin appointed appraisers sale OF
real estate directed.
NEW CASES.
State of Washington VS. G Butler.
Assault and battery.
Same VS. J ] Carney. Criminal libel.
VIM Griggs vs. S A McMahan. Fore
closure Of tax lien.
Err Evans VS. NJ G Denton. Same.
Same vs. F L Remer. Same.
A Fl Hoefer vs B p Kemoe. Same.
Mary G Smith VS. A NJ Hunter. Same.
Fl A Mcneil VS. Russell. Same.
S L Hays VS. Chas Dual. Same.
A D Devonshire VS. Augusta Boyington
Same.
Flora Keene VS. Chas Keene. Divorce
Jos Mauermann VS. w O Austin. Or
promissory note.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
Miscellaneous.

M1ScollaneOu9s
Jas Galloway to 0 Fisher, sat OF mtg.
7 R Hayes to j B Dabney, sat Of mtg
$500.
Jackson Lennon to H c Winston, sat
OF mtg.
Fl G Winston to Jos Mauermann, mtg
on lots and 7, blk 8, Oakvlle-$325.
Abbie Hobbs to L B Floan, sat of mtg
on lot 6, blk 6, Karr's Hill add Hoquian.
W E Greenwav to Henry Rosmond,
mtg ON sea sec .4-16-l0-$14OO.
FW Ryder to The Public, affidavit.
SIS Kennedy to Adele Dunn, lease on
building known as the Harlow House in
Hoquiam.
Marinus Hansen to W G Hopkins, mtg
on lots l and 2, blk /, Hopkins add
Aberdeen-$l0O.
Mary Bradbury to w O Bradbury, rel
Of mtg.
+ r Evans vs. F L Remer ct al, lis
pendens to forecose tax certificate upon
lots l 2 3 Is II and IS, blk IL, Eureka
add Elma.
Same VS. NJ G Denton ct al. same upon
lots 8 IL Is IA and Is, blk IL,
Eureka add Elma.
A H Hoefer VS. L P Kemoe ct al, same
upon lots 5 and 6, blk IA, Grays Harbor
City.
Elizabeth G Kimball to w II Fadden,
rel of mtg.
H B Mcneil VS. J Russell ct al, lis
pendens to foreclose tax certificate upon
lot 6, blk 2, Z & Ms add Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
The authority on watches.
GOLDMAN, Seattle.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26

Same to A w Peterson. sw14 sec IA
l6-7-Pat.
Same to Chas Taylor, lots II and
IL sec 4-15-7-Pat.
Rosetta Hopkins to Marinus Hanson,
lots l and 2, blk l, Hopkins add Aber-
deen-$375.
Samuel Benn to U G Penny, lot s. blk
80, w & BIS End add Aberdeen-$75.
EA Suemnicht to A Anderson, und1a
lot 8, blk 2, Benn's Central add Aber-
deen-$30.
Samuel Benn to Martha Anderson, lot
4, blk 7, Bay View add Aberdeen-$l75.
Mark Payette to E A Suemnicht and A
J Anderson, lot 8, blk 2, Benn's Central
add Aberdeen-$25.
BE Kelsey to H Parker and H w
Bale, 81 of nwL and ne Of swI sec 25-
16-10-$2750.
Fidelity Trust Co to John Collins,
nwI sec 7-1S-l1-$1.
Dora Finley to A Fox, land in sec So
19-6-$50O.
Treasurer to A S Hodgdon, ne114 sec g.
19-l1-Tax deed.
A S Hodgdon to Alex and Robt Poison,
same laEd-$2.
Alex and Robt Poison to VIM Carlisle
& Co, same land-$700.
Hugh McVavit to Chehalis County
Logging & Timber Co, right OF way across
lots to 7, blk s, Fleets add Montesano
81.
&c White to same. same across lots s
to IS, blk s, Fleets add Montesano-$1.
w A Carruthers to same, same across
land in se4 OF sel4 sec 1-l7-S-$!.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-30
EDIBLE PETROLEUM.
salad Oil Butter and Cooking Oil Are Being Worked Upon at the
 Present Time.

Cottonseed oil, corn oil and linseed oil, there is good reason to believe. will probably have rival at not distant da! in edible petroleum oil. Recently the editor of the National Provisioner was asked this question: What is the difference in edible oils?" TFe question suggests the req sons for present experiments. .sAs q matter of fact" declares our contem- porary, fpetroleum has been success fully desulphurized and deminera1- ized. Certain other solids and ingre dients have been extracted from it. and the production of fairly good edible oil has already been produced The cost of this evolution, however. has as yet been so great as to re move the product from the field of competition and utility. Petroleur., stock has, it. is claimed in we'll informed quarter, already taken it's place as a soap grease. Why not? It has always been a good hand and sore wash, and it is healthful. It May cause a sense of nausea to think af petroleum salad oil, petroleum but Ger and petroleum cooking oil, but such things are being worked upon right now Ihalr names will be changed for commerce Science is yivisecting hem"
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-30
WATERBURY LOSING POINTS
The Review of the Week Makes
 Her Second in Fielding.

Still Stands Second Tn Batting-No
 Fear of Meriden Dropping Out of the
 League-Reported, Too, That There
 Will Be No Changes In This League
 Next Bridgeport Leads the League Tn Fielding-Big Gains for
 Some of the Teams and Losses for Others.
 New Haven. June 30.-'The timely settlement of the difficulties that threatened to disband the Meriden club of the Connecticut league will lnstlll new life into the organization. The as surance is made as positive as capital can make it that the club will now m ish the season. that the salaries or the players will pc forthcoming promptly without regard to the clubs recelpis. and that the club will be looking Tor continuance of it's franchise ln the circuit next season. It is proDaDle league meeting will be called at an early day to ratify the transfer or the franchise. The coterie of Meriden gen tlemen now backing the club are anl- mated by pure love of the sport They
 
 pleasurable recreation in attending the contests Satisned that the proceeds of the game will pay expenses, they are content to invest their capital with out the expectation of dividends.
 The announcement by Manager Har- rington that the Waterbury franchise l is for sale reveals much the same con dition ill that city. There are num- Der of men willing to buy the club and back it for the sake of the sport, but they are frightened off by the re ports that Waterbury and Meriden are to be dropped from the circuit next sea- son. In the opinion of the league man. agers most competent to speak, this danger is only imaginary. This league has reached the utmost limit in the matter of salaries, and any further eX- tension of the circuit would only add to the expenses without compensating l increase of attendance. Besides, the Eastern league is under a long term agreement which is not likely to be broken at the end of it's first year. The Connecticut league clubs are still running along under the interest 1 ing conditions that always attend a neck and neck race. Springfield has 1 been displaced from the leading posi-
 
 was compelled to play double header and win it to keep New Haven off it's heels. Bridgeport has come up on even terms with springfield, leaving tic fight among the first division clubs mar rowed down to tfe Exceptionally low margin of B points in percentage. The second diyisioners are also having a 1 strenuous struggle for place, the changes of the past week having lifted New London to the top of the division and brought Hartford out If last place. 1 The team batting for theweek shows a marked gain for Hartford and con- siderable losses for Norwich and Meri- den. Inc field shows an all around gain. The batting gains were: Hart ford Il points, New London 4, Spring field 3, and New Haven Z. The losses Werfea;r afarDSlgr DMSleriaena aaaa nonts Norwich ', telding Bridgeport now tops the list, the gains being as follows: Bridge. port, Norwich and New Haven each 3 points, Springfield and Meriden each F, Hartford l point. Waterbury lost 4 points. The averages are as follows:
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-30
.HHiIt .HHiIt BLNS.
scored Two Victor ap Her Old lival.

Eass n the First \ one Was q Hair Had a Big Lead ma rfpi,fb Inning Saw the Meri- ss qwrler sere to the Woods siu continues to Lose saffo~a Dropped Two to Norwich .aw Haven cong Highre.
 .a vle nfrq of two games on Sat oy sr5m en jumped Water gt . few ooI its. The first game
 Vss bv f6e masterly pitching of filanev. The second game was Tsar and was almost lost
 rb sne effefts of Pitcher John ar to caB d6 VII some of the team male errors behind him. Before me was yer. however, Waller ap for th by batting the ball | and helpidg to pile up the runs kerburv lad Laade two runs in tn Ia ana in the third and the y ea aasy until AIeriden went 5,at in the sixth inning, and then be followed. Meriden went after ef nd by sood hitting and errors isit5rs ties the score. In the next |ng tbe agony was piled on, fol mere we're made, and the eighth them maka two more, almost hing the ga4ae as it was believed
 aryb0dy. n Waterbury's half of Ieiehth however. the locals had fun lieH gss taade target for the hI iattefg E@e was taken out o1 aS after aterbury had almost fine sGore iDd Durnbaugh was sent k.Qt Ae could aot stop the onslaught
 ana when Waterbury eased III
 Were sb4ad y one run, six runs
 g been red. Meriden was Ii out iu tbe ninth. The score:
 llfst Camel
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-30
Sour,d d~ Silly

Uneasy lies tae head thas wears crown" the littis girl read from th book and then ss addeat How sillyN
 What's sillyta tley asked.
 t"To ThinA that any Aead could lie eAsy with a crown on it, she swered. tCrowns are only to be worn whan slttAn& up. Chicago Post.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-30
WITH THE WHEELMEN.
Worlds Records Were Again Broken
 on Two Tracks.

WOrld'S bicycle records were broken at the Salt Lake Palace saucer track Friday night. The half mile un- paced record of 55 2-5s. held by sMa- jor" Taylor, was reduced by Sameul- son to 52 3-5c. ''Jim'' Chapman low cred the amateur half mile competi- tion record of 5Ss, held by M. l.. Hur- ley, to 57 3-5s.
 Atlantic City, June 3O.-The races i n he S1sliSa,trn track Sntl1rda.y were delayed through unavoidable accidents 70 the pace1s, the last race being run shortly before midnight Tn the three cofnered professional race between George Leander of Chicago. James Hunter and John Lake of New York ten mile heats, Leander won. Hunter came ln first and Lake second.
 Boston, June 3O.-Owing to illness Harry Bikes did not compete against Bobby Walthour at Revere Saturday night An hour race between the. Iat- ter, Nat Butler and Hugh Mclean was put on as q substitute. Walthour won. riding 39 miles 61a laps and finishing oO yards in the lead. Mclean was
 
 laps. Butler was third, with 33 miles laps. Walthour and Mclean were paced by nine-horse power machines. While Butler followed a four-horse power tandem. Mclean gave Wal thour a hard race for 27 miles. The former was always in the lead, but could not lap his opponent. The southerner began a sprint on the first lap of the twenty-seventh mile and after seven laps had been ridden he tapped Mclean. On the thirtieth mile Walthour gained another lap. The cham on Walthour's wheel broke on the last lap of the thirty-seyenth mile and by the time he had once mora oot lnto the race, Mclean had made in all but 90 yards. Walthour main tained his lead to the finish.
 Albert Champion, once of Paris. now of New York, following I. great ten-horse power motor tandem. in lour-cornered twenty mile paced race aC Manhattan Beach, yesterday, com plelely put in the shade all previous records for the track for the whole | distance.
 champion covered the sixth mile of | the race in Inn 2T 4-5s, supplanting Jimmy Michaels' I'm 28s for the mile, | and went the twenty miles in 29m 45 4-5s, rate faster than forty miles an hour and a wonderful performance on such an old fashioned course as the track swept by ocean breezes.' It was by no means q calm day at the Beach, either
 In making these records he beat Howard Freeman of Portland Oregon, ! lap and a tenth; Tommy Hall of London, England, two laps, and Ben ny Munroe of Memphis, Tenn, four aps.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-30
Batting

!, " ' VI IIIaI0IC tIIt UtSL THCUTU or the week i'll winning five out of six games, Norwich won five out of seven, Bridgeport four out of six, Hartford four out of seven, New London three out of six; Springfield lost five out of seven. Waterbury i've out of eight. Meriden six out of seven. The stand ing to date.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-30
SUNDAY BALL GAMES. NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Pittsburg 6; Cincin- nati o.
 At St Chicago vs St Louis, rain.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-30
Tic NriSU 418v,

Maas CT What are you crying for
 Otaee Boy M ' grapdmother's dead and she's going 10 be puTied on 2 zclida Judge.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-30
DUFFY RAN IN 915 SECONDS.
Some Doubt About Astonishing Time Made By American in England.

Made By American in England.
 London, June 3O-In the field sports at Wolgerhampjton Saturday Duffy the American runner, starting at scratcl in the 100-yard handicap, won ill 915s seconds. This time is officially certified. The Sportsman says that Duffys time was 9 4-5 seconds. The Chronicle gives 91a seconds as the off, cial time.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-30
Easily Arranged.

Wife (angrily) And am l never to have my own way about anything?
 Husband (calmly) ly)-Certainly, my dear. When we agree you may have ,s5Ilr s7a hut when re disaoree Pll
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-30
A Close and Exciting Struggle Until
 the Last Man Was Out


 A Close and Exciting Struggle Until
 the Last Man Was Out.
 Harvard defeated Yale in the decid- ing base ball game at New York Satur- day, to ,. There were 10000 spec tators at the polo ground and they saw a good game. In the last half of the ninth inning Matthews, the Harvard negro right fielder, made a hit and and went to second when Milne reach ed first. Carr advanced the men by sacrifice. Coolidge flew out to Wear in right and Matthews beat the ball home, scoring the winning run. The score was tied at the beginning of the ninth and Yale could not score i'll the last inning. The score:
 RH.E. Harvard ....2 0 0OO1 2 1-6 6 4 Yale % 0 o 0 0 0 3 0-5 ; 5 Batteries-Clarkson and Milne; Gar van and Winslow; umpire Lynch.
 Louisville, June 3O.-The Courier Journal yesterday printed the follow ing:
 s'Plans for increasing the circuit of the National base ball league to twelve clubs are under way, and it is said on good authority that Louisville will be one of the clubs in the circuit. During the last week President James A. Hart of the Chicago team and Secre- tary Henry Pulliam and Manager Clarke of the Pittsburg team were in town, and, though they stated at the time that they were not here on busf ness, recent developments have tend ed to show that they were looking over the ground with q view to placing team here"
 The first of a series of three games between the Dublins of Meriden and the Y NJ. T. A s. of Hartford for 9 purse of $20O was played in Meriden Saturday afternoon and won by the home team by the score of 3 to 3. The much lauded Consolidated team went up to Winsted Saturday and got slowed under by the overwhelming scSye of 1o to 4. Dan Cook wasn't with the team and those>who did know how 3o play ball forgot how. The othersNdid about as well asusual.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-30
1ERIDEN.

HHy OOO3 4 *-S A2sn 2 o 0 0 % 0 O-1 ilama IN9 hase hits, Downie, Ser hree 5f. hits, Courtney ?;
 haae qn ba by Clancy l, by iflyTs-ss 5sE DIT UrScSs, rrcf
 M fiden Sacrifice hits, Al stolen ba aes. Fitzpatrick, Kier- | Fiauagan 2 Tucker; struck out, [ ancy 3. bY I9ulnbaugh 2; double ls. I.arlsin ard Tucker; wild pitch, Icy attendance, 1.5OO; umpire, lliae. 20.