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Evening journal., 1903-03-12
THE MARKETS

Philadelphia. March l2.-Therc was little
Improvement in the volume of wheat busi-
ness transacted by either the local miners
OF exporters. but. under light offerings
and higher Western advices. the market
advanced izc. No. red closed at 1SizcG
19c. Car lots. in cxport elevator: No. 2
Pennsylvania red, 79itGS0c: No. 2 Della
ware red, 79ik09c.
COHN-Domand for local consumption
as well as for export was light but the
market ruled steady, under moderate or
fcrings- No. . mixed closed at 5li4H5lihc.
Salee were reported OF ! car No. yellow,
on track. at 52izc. Car lots on spot: No. q
IN export elevator. 5lif05likc. steamer,
cxpom elevator. 93ia50c.; No. B. in export
elevator, 47H0rizc.
OATS.-Iocal trade IN car dots was
small, and, with Indifferent offerings of
uhe better Eradcs. the market held firm
Sales were reported Of ears No. white.
clipped, on track, at 4Sc.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
Tea Drunkards.

Tea drunkards are nearly as numer-
GUS as opium fiends and social gamblers
among our less guarded maids and ma
irons Of the idle aristocracy of wealth.
1t is a terrible dissipation. Some of
the victims boil the tea until every bit
of the quercitannic acid is extracted
from the leaves, which renders the bev-
erage bitter and dangerous. It is 50
asringent that no mucous membrane
can readily overcome Its effect. Wom-
en- who revel and luxuriate like it be-
cause it is good pick me up."-New
York Press.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
NOTICES.

Annie Pierce. ct al. VS.. John W. Mccoy.
and Sarah k. Wilson.
In Chanccry. New Castle County, ss.
Cause of Partition
In pursuance Of an order OF the Cham
cclor in the above cause. made at fhe
Sept. term. 1902. an persons having any
liens or liens affecting the Interest or estate
of Annie Pierce. Clara ID. Mccoy. Virginia
Mccoy, John w. Mccoy and Sarah * ~.
Wilson. or either Of them, in the lands and
premises TO which said cause relates. are
hereby notified 20 file a petition setunc
forth the nature and amount of the same
ln thcsgfIlce Of the Register in Chancery for
New Castle county. ten days before che
fourth Monday In March. A. D.. 1903. and
10 appear and prove said lien or liens at
tine ensuing term OF the court before the
rising Of the court on the third dav Of the
term. George M. Jones. Trustee.
Wllmlnglon. Del. March q 1909 m9-l2.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
Dover cannery Has Good Season.
speclal to the Evening Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover, March Richardson &
Robbins cannery has just closed sue
cessful poultry season. during which
the amount OF poultry packed averaged
10000 pounds daily Altogether 1,6OO,-
600 pounds were packed during the
season. and an extra force of employees
were required. Today the firm began
the packing OF its famous plum pud-
dings, which are so well-known all
over this country.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
EXPECT BIG TOMATO CROP
Townsend cannery Has New Propris-
tor-To Eroct New House.
Suecinl DO tho Evenlng journal.

Special 60 the Evening Journal.
Townsend, March 12.-The Wright Can.
ming Company has purchased the Town
send cannery and the new proprietors
fully expect an unusually large pack of
tomatocs during the coming season.
Winfield Lattomus will erect a new
dwelling here, the work to be commenced
at once. The building will have all mod
ern improvements.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
NOTICE-
LIST OF PUBLIC SALES

MtfCn
l3-John =. Griffith. sale of household
goods near tollgatc Kenneth
Pike.
1f-'raX sales at Court House.
Hillary pordham, Stanton, White
Clay Creek lld., stock and farming
implements.
16-S. A. Bailey stock and farming uten-
sis. near Brandywine Springs Chris
tiana lld.
i6-J. ID. Lppincott, Brandywine Hd.,
horses and COWS.
Il-Arthur Jackson. Eldridge farm, stock
and farming Implements.
1S-James W. Umnet. Chustiana Hid.
l9-Joseph McMullen. New Castle HID,
near Chrsliana Del.
u-Tax sales at Court House.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
Willing 70 Trv.

"For the first year Of our married
life, DEAR" said the young man who
was poor, but had prospects, 1--WE shall
have to live principally on love-"
"Well, people can live on spoon victu-
ais. can't they. GeorgeT she said, snug
Cling closer to him.-Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
To Preach Farewell Sermon.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover, March 1.-THE Rev. B. f.
Campbell, who has been the pastor of
Armory NJ. e. Church for the past two
years, win preach his farewell sermon
in that church Sunday night. Mr.
Campbell has had a very successful
pastorate in the Dover church. but has
expressed desire for a new field.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
INQUEST HELD ON BODY
OF JOHN F. SHEARER
City Officials and Associa-
tions to Attend Funeral
in a Body
special to lho Evoning Journal.

New Castle, March 12.-At the meeting
of city Council last might, Messrs. Rey-
nolds. schuhardt. Duny and Gallagher
and Mayor Boyd were appointed a COM
mittoo ITO send a floral vacant chair to tho
funeral Of Councilman John +. Shearer,
who was drowned i'm the Delaware river ON
Tuesday might Another committee wns
appointed TO adopt resolutions Of regret
20 be presented to che family and rela-
tives
Council and the Mayor viii attend the
funeral in a body.
Deputy Coroner Kilmer held an inquest
on the body of John #. Shearer at the
home OF his brother, Charles Shearer,
yesterday afternoon. The jury was COM
posed OF Jchn j Mealey Charles Meggin-
son. John C. Mahoney. II. c. Layman,
Joseph c. Bacon, Moses B. Fleming and
James +. McIYor, the labter acting as
secretary.
George w. Bryson testined to meeting
Ibis brotherln-law on Tuesday afternoon
and to the upsetting OF the boat in the
choppy sea. Joseph Scmlling told of the
finding of the body in seven foet Of water
near the shore AT low tide the body
would have been visible in the mud.
The funeral of shearor win take place on
Saturday morning. The Lenapc Fire Com
pany, tho members of the Fishermen's
Protective Union, and the Merry Ten As
s4mDly will ahtend.
The Columbia basketball team, Of this
city, had regular walk-ovcr with th,
ST. Ann's team, Of Wilmington in tn,
Armory last evening the latter being de
feated by she score Of SO to 10. The line
up:
Columbia. st. AIMS.
Poole ..............forward .......... Gibbon.
1awler ............. forward ......... Forces
Iance, Trui1t. .... ccntrc......G. Guillivar
lGemmlll ..,,........d defense wv. Guillival
Conner defense .......... Conner
Montgomery.
Goals from field-Poole, 10; Lawler, 5
Truitt 2; Gibbons, 3; w. GuilMvan. Hance
Goals from foul-Gibbons, .. TimelSeeperi
Marvin Meggdnson and Charles Dough
erty. Referee-T. Cramer.
The Infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Barry died yesterday.
A party was held at the home Of Mrs
Carrie Lonand last evening.
Edward Handy, colored, tho well-knowr
insmith Of this city. will leave ON Wed
lnesday for the Presbyterian Hospital, Phil
adelphia, where he will be treated foi
stomach trouble.
Mrs. sisle has bought the store an,
dwelling house Of the Foster estate, O.
Mhth street. Mrs. Sisle will have the stor,
remodeled and win carry on the dry good
and grocery business.
Mrs. Edward Challenger and Mrs. VIII
liam G Koons attended the seventeenth
anniversary Of the Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society Of Wilmington Conferenc
IN smyrna today.
The funeral of George Burk, aged 0
years, who died on Tuesday morning, vii
be held tomorrow afternoon at / O'Clock
at the home Of his son-in-law, Albert c
Gorden.
A special service Of praise will be he'll
In Nazareth M. Il. Church on sunda,
evening, when reports win be receive
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
Small Boy Shoots Bio Dog.

A savage dog attacked Frederick Creve-
ling. a small boy, at Gordon Heights as
ne was on his way to school in this city.
The lad wore such a heavy ovcrcoat that
tho dogs teeth could not reach his flesh.
After beating the dog off the boy Sc
cured q gun and shot the animal.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
FOOD FOR SUPERSTITIoNS
End Of Collins Barn Blown in and
Some Think It Work Of Fate.
Special 70 the Evening Journal.

speclal % Inc EVenlng Journal.
Laurel March ia few more rain
and hail storms of the calibre expari-
enced from Saturday night TO last
night, and the scene Of the Collins
murder will be effaced. The entire
back Of the barn IN which the body OF
Mrs. Elmer Collins was found on the
morning Of April II last. was blown
in and superstitious neighbors are firm
lin the belief that the hand OF Provi-
dence is instrumental in the removal of
the witnesses OF the dastardly crime.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12

Years of suffering relieved in a
night Itching piles yield at once to
the curative properties of Doan's
Ointment Never fails. AT any drug
store. 80 cents.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
Thought II ,Iirht Ne

Mrs. Newrocks-pm determined that
Cynthia's debut shall pass OFF with
great eclat.
Mr.. Newrocks-What's eclat, Maria
expense ?-Puck.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
SEASIDE RESORTS
Atlantic City N. J.
THE HOTEL WORTHINGTON

Cor. Missouri and Pacific AYES. Hot and
cold water in bed rooms. Hot baths, sur
Parlor. Terms moderate. j. j.. Wor'
thington, Proprietor. open all the year
Special Spring Rates.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
THE MANHATTAN

South Carolina Ave-, near Beach, At
lantic City. N. J. NJ. A. Meloney. open
all year Special Spring Rates.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
ANCHORAGE

Tlrst-olass ln al appointments Steam
Heat. Hot Baths. Under new manage
ment. South Virginia Ave. J. Yon, Pro-
prietor. Special rates for Spring.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12

from the different departments by The
pastor. the Rev. W. G. E1oons.
John Davis, colored, had his first fnget
on bis right hand badly bitten by do7
yesterday afternoon.
A panty will be given by the young folk
ait the home of Mr.. and Mrs John E. Tay-
Tor this evening.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12

LOST.-A small sterling silver Yale
pin. Reward If returned to G. J.. H.,
Evening Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
Amonq the Sick.

John Graham. who Is ill with typhoid
fever, Is said to be improving.
John Becker. Jr., is another victim Of
typhoid fever.
Harry Rothrock Is in a critical condi-
ton.
John McDevitt, who has been Ill with
tho quinsy. is able to be out.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED IA good girl for cooking and
general homework. Reference REQUIRED.
Apply COS French street MKT
WANTED. Apprentice to learn mtlli-
merry Apply % King street ml2-2t
WANTED. Experienced salesladies In
millinery Apply New York Millinery
House. 2lS King street. ml2-6t
WANTED. .-Gin for general housework.
References required. SIG Van Buren ST.
mlO-3t
WANTED. Girl for general housework.
b2S East Fourth street m9-3t
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Fountain pen. Wednesday night.
In West Eighth street between Jackson
and Van Burcn. Reward if returned to 500
Van Buren, street. ml3-3t
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
REQ. .'ENING OF CLASSES.
Miss BHcCIaHerty's
Eden Hall.
Dancing,
Sch 'ol of Delsarte,
Department.

BEGINNERS GLASS, ADULTS.
Monday. Sept IS, $40 p. m.
CHILDREN'S CLASS.
Beginners. Tuesdays. 4.S0-G D. m. Sat
urdays. .30-3-30 p. m.
ADVANCED CLASS.
Saturdays. g. 30-5. 30 D. m.
ofncc hours to daily.
Private ieseons In waltz and two-step.
Arrangements can be made for private
siasses and schools. l.A. a. ,kNHlEH
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
REGISTERS ORDERS.
nnIsrnR,s llRnnn

IL Register Of Wills Onice.
New Castle County, Del, March 10. 1908.
Upon tho application OF the Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company, adminls-
traitor, cum scstamontO anncxO Of
John Davis Sparks late OF Will
mingiOn hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, Do is ordered and directed by the
Register OF Willis that the Administrator
G.. {. a.. aforesaid give notice of grant
ing OF Letters OF Administration upon
the estnte OF the deceased, With the date
OF granting thereof, by causing Rdver-
tsements TO be posted within forty DAYS
from the date of such Letters IN six or
the most public places OF the County OF
New Castle, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate 70 present the
sans. or abide by an act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided, and also
cause the same to be inserted within tho
iewspaper published in Wilmington. Del,
and 70 be continued therein three weeks
(e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
OF onicc OF the Register OF Wills
aforesaid az Wilmington, I'm New
(SEAl) Castle County. aforesaid, The day
and year above written.
FREDERICK h. BACH.
Register OF wills.
NoTIcE.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of
Admir- lrWlon. @. g. a.. We're in due form
OF law granted unto the undersigned on
the 10th day of March. A. d.. 1903. and
that an persons having claims against the
esiAtc OF the deceased must present tho
same, duly attosted. TO the said Adminis-
irNOr, e. T. a.. on or before the lOah dav
OF March. l9Oi. or abide the Act OF AS
sembly In such case made and provided
TIE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE AND
Administrator C.. T. a.
Address. Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
HELP WANTED-MALE.

FOUR GOOD AGENTS at once ITO adver-
tise a correspondence school. II. Ste
phcns, SOP East Ninth street, Chester PA
mi2-3t
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
INSTRUcTION--MUSIcAL.
The German Correspondence
School of Music.

Tho teaching Of music at your own home
by mail is a fine art and we guarantee
you success our specialties are MANDO-
LIN, GUITAR and VIOLIN. We are now
advertising our school I'M your vicinity and
county, and oner TO all parties forming a
club OF seven ONE INSTRUMENT AND
ONE YEARS COURSE OF LESSONS
ENTIRELY FREE. Our terms arc easy.
We give you guaranteed instrument and
one years course OF instruction by mail
for $40. For further information call or
write ito
Evening journal., 1903-03-12

WANTED. AT the Surprise Store, 302
Market street, two errand boys and one
saleslady. Steady poslton- Can at fhe
STORE at once.
Evening journal., 1903-03-12
7. Stephen HaIIetl,

5O2 EAST NINTH ST. chester. Pa.
or the Main Omice. 1909 Spring Garden st
Philadelphia, Pa. Agents wanted.
The evening world., 1903-05-28
Caj,Aa Giant. At Riase,,ood.

The gefRipe Cuban Giants. with .'Po3Y
Walking aA coacher, Will pay their third
t|nif 2 htdFewpQd Sunday for the rub
per came With the RidgeHoods. Each
8Hz LIS a ei<lofy TO its credit. ON
4zz|4zztn Ley there VIII be two fra
Ridge 3oed.
The evening world., 1903-05-28
M'GOvERN GETS
A DISAPPOINTMENT.
Fight with Abe AtteIl Declared
OFF Until the Middle of Next
Month";
Special to The Evening world1

BUFFALO. May 2S.-"Terry' McGov.
ern and Abe Attell. the Frisco feather
weight, will battle twenty rounds for the
~ cha mpionship of the world in
the arena OF the International Athletic
Club of Fort Erie on the night OF June
IL This was agreed upon at noon to.
day between Jack Hermann. manager
and owner OF the club. Sam Harris, rep
resenting Terry and Ike Bloom, acting
ON behalf OF Attell. at a meeting held
In the City Hotel. where new articles OF
agreement were drawn up and signed
by all three parties and ~forfeits OF 81, 900
posted by each for weight and appear
ance.
sam Harris arrived here early this
morning from New York. k Bloom
came In from Chicago and Immediately
went to the office OF the International
Club to await the arrival of Harris.
About 10 o'clock Harris and Bloom ac-
cidentaily met in one OF the sporting
resorts, n for fully ten minutes the
W managers, without stopping for the
customary greeting, waged a war of
words. which Included challenges and
wagers ranging from 1000 to SO. 900.
OUT when the smoke Of the battle van
ished Boom AMI Harris still held their
money safely and no bets were recorded.
and they adjourned to a hotel, where
they soon came to an agreement. Har-
ris showed certificates from physicians
IN New York which vouched for Terry's
illness. After this point had been set
tied Bloom told Harris he was anxious
to match Attell with Terry. Harris
progressed the same feeling.
linen onme n stumbling block. Bloom
wanted half OF Harris's forfeit money
OF $1,000. Harris said II he o the
money he would call everything of.
FINALLY a compromise was reached
whereby Harris agreed to allow Atteil
&O Tor training expenses, and in order
TO compensate with the club he agreed
to pay for the advertising for the fight
to come which would not amount to
more thar 800. do you claim Mccoy
ern Is a featherweight?" Numbered
Bloom at one point In the proceedings
II do" answered Harris. ..Tben I'll
tell you h I'll do" said Ike. Ell
YOU Will agree to rave Terry make 122
pounds at ring side weight. / will bet
you 5000 even on the side" Harris
by saying that he would ac-
cept the bet, but owing to Terry's Ill
ness he feared he would not he able to
make that weight in two weeks time.
The evening world., 1903-05-28
PORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD:=
SHEVLIN " DEWITT n MAKE
NEW HAMMER- 7HROWING RECORD

When Shoylin. Of Yale, and De
witt. Of Princeton. meet in the in
tercoll"glatc hnmmcr-throwing CON
test there viii he n battle Of giants,
The BIZ Yale freshman and the
star football player OF the Tigers are
az near perfect specimens Of manhood
as one might want to see. 1t is
hard to predict which viii succeed
in throwing the big ball the greater
distance, for both look able to send
IT far beyond the college record that
has stood for some years.
The men will cone together Satur-
day at Berkeley Oval, and both are in
the best possible condition. There is
no doubt that the record will go
by the boards. ana the professional
mark as well is in danger Of being
smashed. Dewitt, on account of his
experience, is looked upon as the
most likely candidate Tor first honors,
put the Yale men are backing Shev-
lin to n standstill.
The evening world., 1903-05-28
WRESTLING NOTES.

"Young Corbett' will make his first
appearance in the East In the role OF a
wrestler tonight at Miners Bovery
Theatre, where ne will meet Joe Bern
stein. the Ghetto champion. in a fifteen
minute match. The bout will be for a
side bet OF 500.
This match is the outcome OF a chal-
lenge issued by Bernstein TO meet Cor
bett'. In the ring. As 1t is impossible
FOR them to spar in this State. Bern
stein offered to wrestle the little cham,
pion. .tCorbett." who has been wrestling
In the West and throwing all the little
men ne met, Immediately accepted the
DEF and the match was clinched at once.
The contest Is a hfteen-minute affair.
the man gaining a fall in that time to
win the match,
When George Bothner, the lightweight
champion wrestler OF the world and
holder OF the gold belt emblematic of
the tits. meets Harvey Parker. tn,
clever Brockton %grappier, on the mat al
.eulzer's Harlem River Park Casino, on
1Iina y the greatest contest seen In
years Is sure to result. The men have
agreed TO weigh IN at 135 pounds al the
ring side on the night of the contest, and
t9s a guarantee that they will make
fhe weight they have each posted $500
With the Police Gazette. After that, The
money VIII 20 ASA side bet on the re-
fnit. which ID TO a finish.
The evening world., 1903-05-28
A rAINLRss INJECTION.

. ..AApd now for the oURn-for the Hopsi
SIpe Sispsr serum 10 an apir<i lymph
|nieh ~ injected under the shIn and WINCH
eoSoLately eredtcasss every trace, OF blood
poi.kcn from tho blood, never % return.
Its application By needle injection .subcu.
taneousIy 70 antfrsly painlsss nd eGsoIutefv
harmless In results. Its action IL instan-
taneous. md THROWS OF. all pdsons Of die
systsm through the kfdnsys and bovcls. Is
- not q panacoa. but . specific oar 20. and
6y procsss q rsEsnerAuon 0psls Slsets and
life new blood, and an I~nvtEorateS BODY a.
ne from disease and IT'S ssdusiss . wa
1T 10 to such celebrated Leaders in the
now school OF medicine a. Pasoour. Roux.
Sieber' and Kpoh that che medical world IA
Indebted for the modern practice Of serum
therapy. or serum theraDsutics-the treat
ment OF disease by the hypodermic Infection
OF solutions. Pagteur demonstrated tic sue
cess Of this practice In his victory over hy-
recent period. with bis now worId-renowne
ton; Roux perfected his serum which Ia
anti-toxin to diphtheriA: and later 6ieber,
By his serum. which y the only Ant-torin
TO blood poison. has discovered the nrut soi-
ontiae and perfect cure fer blood poison
The above duotHtions are taken from ne.
new treatise on Blood Pcl.en, lust issiexl
By the medical department Of the Tntorna-
tional Serum Toxin Co. We understand the
company will send n copy Of this valuable
book to any pesson sending than Q AaAs
The evening world., 1903-05-28
A CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT

Every feature OF the sisbsr serum treat
mont 10 based On secrecy, condolences ana
success A person suffering from blood poi
son naturally does not wish the fact known.
That 10 the chief reason why ne onhces Of
the International Serum Toxin Co. are To-
Gated In q prominent once b~uiiding-ths &.
James Building. come Broadway and 10th
81. Thu company's patients mix with the
'throngs entering and leaving this convenient
building. And the world is no wiser as TO tho
this company arc arranged and appointed
like those Of tho best practitioners In a pri-
and women, and large and tastefuily fur
.uished consultation rooms. Patients suffer
ing with contagious blood poison can come
that two things await them there: First, the
eo9rtcous saviee OF skilled ph~ysicians; sec
.ond. the only. human agency through which
the human ayatouA
The evening world., 1903-05-28
BLOOD POISON NOW Durable.

We have little doubt that the statement
that there Ia at last q scientific cure for con-
tagious blood poison. guaranteed and backed
by responsible business men. will be the
best news to many readers In to-day's
paper. DR.. Francis A. sleber. the diseoverer
of the only serum that 10 ant-toxin to blood
poison. is tho head Of the medical depart
mont Of the Intern ational Serum Tcxin Co..
suite 72:-S st. James Building, Broadway
and e6th 81. New York. who guarantee to
cure the very worst cases Of specific blood
poison. The guarantee OF q compsny q
this eharaetsr b something tangible for q
prospective patient TO consider, for Il 10
given By =. Il. Cooper. EsS., Presidsnt who
Co.. New YORK and Chicago. and who is one
OF Americas foremost aud weaithtest msr-
chants.
The evening world., 1903-05-28
In the Box for the Trolley
Dodgers in Last Game Of
the Present Series with ST.
Louis.
BATTING ORDER.

WASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN.
May 2~.-Nanager Patsy Donovan and his
troupe Of ehort and tall ball players
from ST. Louis cnga sed in the third and
hnal game OF the present series with
the Trolley Dodgers at these grounds
this afternoon. The running of the
brooklyn Handicap was too much of a
hGnlicaD for the national game to COM
pete against. and as a consequence the
slimmest crowd so far this seaso was
scattered around the big i%nclosure when
the teams came out on the field to begin
their preliminary warming-up stunt
Even the fair sex. who were given the
privilege to-day to witness the game
without any charge, failed to accept the
club officials hospitality.
Hanlon selected Roy Evans to do the
pitching for his team, while Donovan
pinned his faith to Sanders. another one
of his young twlrlers.
Promptly at 4 o'clock the bell rang
and the game started with less than
1000 rooters present.
First Inning.
Farrell struck out. Donovan aimed.
Snoot slammed the ball for two bases.
DuiltNb' buN Ndo llEpND Oul u
Evans. No runs.
Strang drew a base on balls. Sheck-
ard sacrificed. AS Strang tried to reach
third he was caught on Hackett's throw
to Brain. DoJbs sent a fly to Nichols
and the inning ended. Nc runs.
secoud Inning.
IIackett walked. Nichols sacrificed.
williams flied out to Dobbs. Weaver
singled to left. scoring Hackett. Sand
ers famed. One run.
McCreedie pop flied to Nichols. Doyle
tripled to the low fence in deep center.
but was doubled UP with Dahlen IN
the latter's line fly to Farrell. No runs.
Third Inning.
Farrell doubled to left and moved on
Donovan's two-bagger. Smoot was
thrown out by Flood, Donovan reaching
third. Strang's error Of Brains %grounder
let Donovan score. Hackett line III
to Dobbs. Brain out stealing second.
Two runs.
Ahearn out. Merrell to Hackett. Flood
retired the same way. Evans walked,
Strang FOUL flied TO eWaver. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Ritter replaced Ahearn behind the bat.
Nichols reached first on Floods tumble
Williams forced Nichols at second. A
wild pitch advanced Williams to second.
Weaver walked. Sanders struck out.