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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
TWO ROUNDS OF MATCH PLAY
Contest for Amateur Golf Championship
Narrowed Down to Eight Men
GOLD HEDAusr FREOERlcKs DEFEATED
Men Remaining in Are FOwnes,
Travis, sawyer. " hite. Herreschon,
H. c. EEan. Byers and
weber.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1O-with the National
Golf championship narrowed to third
round, which will be played tomorrow,
only eight players survive. These are:
w. c. Fownes Of Pittsburg. w. ]. Travis
Of Garden City, d. e. Sawyer OF Wheaton,
A. l. White OF Boston, Fred Herreschoff
Of Ekwanok, National Champion II. c.
Egan Of Exmoor f. NJ. Byers Of Pitts
burg and Harold Weber of Toledo, Q.
Sensational golf marked the play today,
resulting In the removal Of both Of Can
ada IS representatives, the return Of w. ].
Travis to his old form in the afternoon
and the defeat Of Gold Medalist D. P.
Fredericks OF OIL City by the score of 2
up and l to play. While the conditions
for good golfng- were ideal, the oppressive
heat was too much for the large throng Of
critics until the second match round in
the afternoon, when Egan had a gallery
of 200 watching his play in the fight that
ended in the removal of Simon Carr Of
Philadelphia, 3 up and 2 to play An equal
number followed the contest between
Travis and Fredericks, the other matches
in the second round being taken mostly on
form, with the exception of the fight be-
tween Weber and Wood.
Another feature of the morning play was
the defeat of j. d. Travers of Nassau,
who has twice beaten Travis, by E. NJ.
Byers of Pittsburg The latter made a
runaway race of the contest winning s up
and to play The following is the card
in the Egan and Carr match:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
TWO CARLS IN DIVORCE SUITS
One Woman and one Man Bespec-
lively Ask Court 60 sever
Their Marital Bonds.

Lena Eckstrom has started divorce suit
against Carl, and Carl Gustaf Eckstrom
has begun a similar suit against Caroline.
In the first suit the plaintiff says she was
married to Carl in Douglas county in Sep
tember, 1906 In the second suit Carl AYERS
that he was married to Caroline in Septem-
Der, 1904. Lena charges cruelty and abuse,
both by defendant and his three children by
first wife; also that she was driven from
her home last month and has not since
been able to return. She also says that her
husband owes her money and she asks the
court to allow her $40 suit money at once.
81 week during the tendency of the suit
and il her prayer for freedom shall be
granted she wants $500 alimony. In his suit
Carl Gustaf accuses Caroline Of being ad-
dicted to drinking and he also alleges un-
faithfulness to the marriage vows
William T. S. Vincent in a suit for di-
vorce from his wife, Nellie. sets up that
she has become addicted to the drug habit
and that while under the influence of liquor
and drugs she has violated her marriage
vows by consorting with other men. There
Is one child, aged u, and the father says in
his petition that he has had a guardian
appointed for the child and that he now
resides in Jacksonville, Fla
Henry Sump is suing Luella for divorce,
alleging unfaithfulness with a party named
ct Chalco. Neb They were married in Oc-
tober, 1890
Susan l.. Johnson, who gave up her
maiden name of Evelsizer. in Illinois I'm De-
cember, 1901, asks for divorce from Henry
NJ. on the ground of abuse and drunken
ness. She also desires to be allowed to re-
sumo her maiden name.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
PEzDIRTz BEFORE ANDERSON
Commissioner Holds Preliminary
Hearing of Man Charged with
Illegally Selling Liquor.

United States Commissioner Anderson s
court room was thronged Thursday morn
ing with witnesses, largely of the Austrian
nationality, to testify in the case of the
United States against Joe Pezdirtz, who
is charged with selling liquor at his home
on South Twelfth street without first pay
ing the customary government license.
Pezdirtz is a saloon keeper and has the
requisite license to sell ardent spirits at
his saloon, but that license does not cover
the sale of liquor at his home, several
blocks distant from his saloon, of which
offense he is charged.
Most of the testimony has to be taken
through an Interpreter and from the array
of witnesses the indications are that the
trial will continue over into Friday
Pezdrtz was bound over to the grand
Jury in the sum of $500
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
QUESTION OF CANDLE POWER
Superintendent Tbumm Of Cleveland Writes
to President zimman Of City Council.
NO tlGHN-cANDLE POWER sTREET LIGHTS
Cleveland Lighting superintendent
Advises City 60 10 Its own
Lighting and save
Money.

President Zimman Of the city council
has received a letter from J. Martin
Thumm. superintendent Of lighting OF
Cleveland in answer to a query on the
question Of candle power. MIR. Thumm
says IT is impossible to test a street light
for candle power by removing the mantle
to a laboratory. and he advises the city
to do away with contract lighting and let
the municipality do the lighting. In his
letter Mr. Thumm said
I have heard a good deal about eighty
candle power lamps for street lighting,
but have failed to see It produced with
get this result from om natural ess gSu on S0aa Sc
count OF the high pressure / am using
style similar TO the Welsbach burner,
using three teet OF gas per hour, and the
tve candle power on the streets, because
1t Is harder to get mantles to work on
the streets than in the houses The great
difficulty in street mantles is TO get good
nantes. Some mRntles will give high
candle power and others lower The mo-
ment YOU get high candle power mantle
you get a durable mantle you have trouble
in getting high candle power. When II
comes right down to the proposition OF a
gas lamp giving sixty or eighty candle
power you cannot notice the difference on
the street, and II would be almost Inn
possible for your city to test a mantle on
that the glassware is not always in proper
shape, and If you take the mantle off a
street lamp and bring II into a laboratory
TO be tested you would iniure IL so that
a company could claim that they were
not getting proper test. I have known
this to be tried, and proved as l have
stated. l would advise your fair city doing
away with the contract system of lighting
and do it by the municipality. as we have
done for the last two and a half years.
We have shown a great saving financially
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
HEART ESCAPES THE CURRENT
George c. RushIau's Life is Saved nv
n Miracle, Says City EIec-
trician MichaeIsen.

The fact that George G. Rushiau, who
was injured Wednesday evening by striking
live electric light wire, is alive is in the
opinion of City Electrician Michaelsen, al
most miracle.
II have been out to see the man." said
the city electrician, ''and ! have been try
ing to figure out why he was not killed.
The only theory l see is that the current
did not go through his heart. The wire
struck him in the arm and his undershirt,
which was wet with perspiration, acted as
a conductor and carried the current across
his body and into the other arm The cur
rent did not touch his heart and he can
thank his shirt for it,"
Rushlau is reported doing we'll with no
doubt of his recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
How the siOux Scored.

The Sioux made two in the third on two
hits, an error and base on balls. One
earned IN the fourth when Noyes doubled
and Collins brought him home with a sin
gle. Two more in the hfth on lot of errors
and two hits, and in the sixth three were
made on an error, two doubles, and
homer over the fence by Weed.
Aside from the slugging the only fire
works in the game was a circus catch by
Dolan in the ninth OF liner of Noblit's >
bat.
The Same teams will play again this
afternoon. Attendance. 6OO Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
BOARD OF APPRAISERS MEETS
Michigan Mutual Insurance Company
and Mrs. SchuetE Ask
Damages.

The city board of appraisers met Thurs
day morning to pass upon requests for
damages from property owners who claim
the city is indebted TO them by reason of
street Improvements. Saunders and Nc
Kittrick appeared for the Michigan Mutual
Insurance company, which says its prop
erty at Twenty-irst and Howard streets
has been damaged because of grading the
street in frodt of it. The lots were left
about seven feet above grade For one
lot the company wanted damages to the
amount of S9OS and for the other S175. Mrs.
schuetz. who owns property across the
street wants damages to the amount of
800. After hearing the matter was taken
under advisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
MUTE WOMAN AFTER NEIeHBoR
Mrs zadina Charges A. Gannett with
Calling Names and Turning
Hose on Her.

Mrs. John Zadina, mute appeared in
police court Thursday morning and swore
to a complaint against her neighbor, A.
Gannett. 293S CASTELAR, street, charging him
with disturbing the peace In a written
interview in police court the woman wrote
that her netghbor called her names and
turned a hose on her. As the woman is
deaf there was some wonder in police court
as to how she knew her neiEhbor called
her names. She did not explain.
A few days ago Mrs zadina reported to
the police that during her absence down
town someone entered her home and stole
$50 An intimation that a neighbor might
have taken the money is reported as having
caused the trouble.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
Game Pontnoned

At Observation-Disclosures Paul gar
wet grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
RoBEL ARRAIGNED IN COURT
Manager of DeIIOne Hotel Charged
with Failing TO Secure Certih-
cate of Boiler Inspection.

On complaint Of Joe schiedt city boiler
inspector, c. f. Robel. manager of the
Dellone hotel, was arraigned in police court
Thursday morning on the charge of fail
ing to secure a certificate of inspection for
the boiler used at the hotel. The case will
be heard in police court August p.
The defendant contends that the boiler
was inspected March 20. and that certain
repairs were made, according to the in
structions of the inspector, but the defend
ant says he thought the Inspector would
send the necessary certificate in due course
OF time.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11

TEKAMAH, Neb., Aug. 1O.-(SpeciaID y
The Tekamah base bal team won the sec
ond game from Gretna here this after
noon by a score Of to 3. The home team
had the visitors shut out up to the eighth
inning, when base on balls and three hits
gave them two scores, and again In the
ninth two-bagger and two singles gave
was the batting of Nestlebush, who got
one double and three singles out OF Ave
times up score; R.H h.
Gretna .........0 o 0 o o l--3 s ,
Batteries: Tekamah Nestlebush and Con-
pie Gretna, Faber and Bates. Struck out,
BY Nestlebush, 6; by Faber s. Base on
balls: on; Nestlebush. 2; off Faber B
Hit by pitched ball: BY Faber l. Double
play: Pipher, Clark and Busby Two
base hits: Copple, Clark, Nestlebush
Adams. Time: 1:2O. Umpire: stanfieId
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11

III pldSlnB lot the SlNIn nOle fIeueTlCkS
drove his ball into cornfield, making his
chance of winning hopeless. Both men,
therefore. picked up the balls, the hole
being conceded to Travis.
Summary first round match play:
PERCY Pyne. Princeton, defeated A. c.
Perry, Windsor, up to play.
w. c. Fownes, Pittsburg. defeated r. b.
Martin, Jackson Park, up to play.
d. p Fredericks, Oil city, defeated n. c.
Fownes, Pittsburg, up to play.
w. ]. Travis, Garden City. defeated H.
Wilder, Elmhurst, up to play. q,
Cook, Philadelphia, up to play.
f. r. Martin Hamilton, Ont, defeated G..
S. Lyon, Toronto, up.
Lambert st. Louis. IS up to play.
g r. D. Bokum, Glenyiew' defeated C. E
smoQt EEmoGF BattS2 up to play defeated
Fred Herreshoff. Ekwanok, defeated Ards
Mitchell, Rock Island, 3 up to play.
simon Carr, Philadelphia, defeated w. l.
Rowland, jr, Skokie. up TO play;
H. c. Egan, Exmoor, defeated c. b. Mac
f. NJ. Byers. Pittsburg, defeated ]. D
Travers, Nassau. up to play.
Hugh Campbell Wheaton, defeated H. J.
H. P. Bend. Minneapolis, defeated R. E
Hunter Midlothian. up to play.
War Harold Ws6ST ToIed9 defeated bo,A. w.
Second round match play:
w. c. Fownes defeated Percy Pyne, 4 W
3 to play. ll.
W. ]. Travis defeated d. P. Fredericks,
up l to play,
b. E. Sawyer defeated F. r. Martin, ur
A. L, White defeated R. D. Bokum, ~jr,
F. Herreshoff defeated o. w. Potter, jr.
up to play.
play.
: r. NJ Byers defeated Hugh Campbell.
up to play.
10 holes.
Pairings for tomorrow, thirdmatch round
Fownes against Travis.
Sawyer against White.
Herreshof against Egan.
Byers against Weber.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
GREAT WESTERN CIRCUIT RACES
The BrOhchO Wins the 2EO7 Pace at
DaNennnrt I'm straiEht Heats.

DAVENPORT, Ia, Aug. lO.-The third
marked by the easy winning of the sG7
pace by The Broncho, which went a mile
In 2.l5h. The track was fast and weather
good. Attendance 5000. Results:
2:l6 class: Mysty Dawn won second.
fourth and NTH heats. Time: 2llIk. 2:IOA
2:l3. Exalted won frst heat and was dis
tanced in third heat Lady Rauline, Sir
Clifford, Katherine Ray and p. f, o. also
started
won third fourth and nth heats. Time:
2I24a. 2:12i4, 2l7. cash Wood won FIRST
and second heats Time: 2:l2h 2:llL
also started.
2'is class. trOtung, purse 1900: ora won
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
RACE MEET UNDER DISCUSSION
Omaha Driving Club May Hold Three
Days Session This Fall.

AT the meeting OF tie Omaha Driving
club held Thursday night at the uer
Grand "A committee of five was appointed
to report on the advisability OF giving a
three or four days race meeting i'm Sep
tembeT A great many of the members
favor this meet for the purpose of raising
funds to put the club on a firm financial
foundation, so that there will be more
money in the treasury TO work with in
the spring, instead of the members being
compelled TO go into their pockets for all
expenses. The owner Of Dan Patch has
hibition by this king OF PAGERS. but the
time has not been announced Committees
were also appointed 10 have charge of
the remaining four race matinees at the
Sprague street park. The next matinee
will be held Saturday with good card OF
horses
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
INSPECTOR LYNCH RESIGNS
Mayor MOOFes Has Not Decided Upon
His Successor as

The resignation Of John Lynch, gas in
spector, was rendered the mayor Thursday
morning and will be accepted. Mr. Lynch
asked that the acceptance be delayed for
ten days and this will be done. Mayor
Moores has not yet decided who he will
appoint TO hll the vacancy, but said there
would be no trouble in finding suitable ma
terial and that the place would be filled In
due time.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
Mortality statistics.

The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Board of Health for
the twenty-four hours ending at noon
Thursday:
Fortieth; A. Goldstine, GIRL Ills Pacific;
Elmer Kinkenon. girl 261s North Nine
teenth avenue; Fred Slama. girl, 1918 South
Thirteenth, J. Zezulak, girl, 1903 South
Third.
Deaths-Mary Barth. Sc. 419 South Twen-
ueth; James ReeVS, 90, 1905 Corby; Ella
Nallhlnm- % Immanmel hnsnilaL
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11

straight heats. Time: 2ISlA. 21lA, 2l2l..
Fred c., Alice Edgar Alice Roosevelt.
Watson, DR.. NJ, Ballast kilton Mack Roy
Rock, Hoy Medium and Princess also
started.
2;O7 class pacing, purse 500: The Bron-
cho won straight heats. Time; 2:05A 2:O6.
2:M larry Ginter Famine and Nonami
also started.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
Building Permits.

The following applications have been
made to the building inspector for building
permits during the twenty-four hours end
ing at noon Thursday: L. H Hendrie
Twenty-eighth and Pratt frame dwelling
N5o0; NJ. Dahlquist Fortieth and Mason,
brick dwelling, $1,000
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
Des Moines Wins in Tenth.

DIES MONIES, Aug 1O.-Fast fielding of
St. Joseph at opportune times prolonged
the game 10 ten innings, Des Moines win
writer's had trouble in finding Jones CON
secutivefy until the last OF the tenth, when
Hogriever's single. Longs sacrifice. Ross
mans single and Quillins error sent the
winning run across the plate. Mckay
pitched for Des Moines and had no trouble
In holding the visitors down 10 three hits,
we'll scattered through the game. A base
on balls, sacrifice and two singles brought
In the one score of the visitors in the first
Attendance, 500. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11

and have given better service. our plan
Of gas street lighting has been TO place
the lamps $50 feet apart. This system
lights up the streets ia very good shape
Last year Il cost US S5l2 per lamp 20 mann
tain This includes the expense Of re-
pairing the glassware. mantles chimneys
and labor. office force and evcrNt Nthing
taken into consideration
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11

carnival and also TO witness the ball game
between Grand Island and the Kearney
Normsls. which was lost by the latter after
hard fight by score Of to l. Batteries:
Kearney, Howard and Zalusky; Grand
Island. Welsh and Jenkins.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11

hit: Jones Sacrifice hits: Davis (2). stolen
New YORK. s. Chicago, O. First on balls:
on Newton, /; on Smith, s. First on
errors: New York ]; Chicago 4 Struck
Smith. 2. Hits. on Chesbro, in three
innings; of Newton, in six innings.
Time: 210 Umpire: Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
Detroit and Boston Break Even II
DoubIe-HeRder at the Hub.

BOSTON, Aug. 10.-Detroit and Boston
broke even here today. The visitors base
running and sacrifice hits turned the scale
in their favor i'm the earlier contest Most
OF Bostons hits were made with two out
and ktllian's faulty control was hardly a
factor Kitson's inability to put the ball
over the plate was the most important fac
tor in the second game. Three of his ba ses
on balls were converted into runs and his
wild pitch also damaged Detroits cause.
A one-hand catch by Schaefer was the
most snowy play of the afternoon. Score,
first
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
Columbus shuts Out Milwaukee by
Hitting Ball at Right Time.

COLUMBUS. o., Aug 10.-Milwaukee
could not hit Dorner today with men on
bases and was shut out. Singles by Brown
and Barbeau, a sacrifice and Pickering s
double in the third won for Columbus.
Stops by Barbeau and Clark were the
features of the fielding. Attendance, 2S1l.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11

Games today, Milwaukee at Columbus,
Kansas City at Toledo St. Paul at Lous-
vile. Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11

Two-base hits Thiel Carter, Gonding,
Hall, MoCloskey, Noblit C2), Collins. Noyes.
Martin (2(, Thomas, Hall. Thiel (0. First
base on balls: BY Hall l. by Jarrott 6,
by Cadwallader 2 Struck out: BY McClos-
key 1, by Hall 2. by Jarrott l, by Cadwal-
lader L. Left on bases: Omaha 5, Sioux
City T. Sacrifice hits: Dolan, Schipke.
Time: so Umpire Caruthers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11

A little forethought may save you no end
OF trouble. Anyone who makes il a rule TO
keep Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoes Remedy at hand knows this to
be a fact.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11

HARVARD, Neb., Aug l0.-(Special Tele-
gram. m.l-Harvard defeated Sutton today az
the picnic at Fairmont in loosely played
both sides was erratic. but nevertheless
the game was interesting. Score:
Harvard .....O1l O.O4 81 q
sutton ...-.....,.O o o o 2 0 IL S 5
streuk out: BY Morse 10; by Anderson.
10 Batteries: Morse and ROsenbaum; An
'derson and Burke. Umpire Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
ChicaEo Beats New YORK.

NEW YORK, Aug lOorhe New York
after thirteen games played, Chicago win
ming easily. Errors contributed greatly
10 Chicago's victory and with the game
virtually lost, Chesbro was taken out OF
the box in the third inning. Newlin was
then batted freely Attendance. $500
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
HIGH CLASS RACING AT FRIEND
Good Crowd Draws Out n Large
Attendance.

FRIEND. Neb., Aug. lO.-(Special Tele-
gram. 1.-THE races today have increased
in interest and more people have been in
attendance and the visitors have beer
more enthusiastic, as 1t has been well
known that less jockeyng has been In
dulged in during this meeting than has
ever before been known in the history
of racing at this place. The weather con-
tinued warm today, but the conditions
were good for racing. The 2:27 trot for a
purse of A00 was won by Admiral Schley
hrsti Maggie McNeal, second; Minnie III
third; Mystic Morn, fourth.
Admiral schley, ch. g. IL. A.
Vanity 4, b 5. (Milierl l.............. ds !
Maggie McNeal, c. m. CTom Cox)... 2 2 2
Minnie II, b. m. (Hackensmith).. 8 8
Mystic Morn, b. m. IS. p, Boye).... 8 1
Time; 2:26; 2:24A; 2:24&4; Z:241k
In the 2:S5 pace Allan ADale won first
money, The Captain second, Blueboy third
Rena Wilkes fourth.
Anna, 9: m. Philbum). ...........ds
Kena Wilkes, g. m.................3 4
The Captain, $. g. IS. H. Nc
Allan A'Dale, b. h. &c. P. Lig--
Blue Boy, sr. g. IS. r. Boyerj...4 2 5
Clela, b. m. (Clyde LASH. .........5 dr.
Time: 2:lSA. 2:17h 2:21h, 2:2S.
In the running three-fourths mile dash
Montezuma won, first; Bill Babble second .
Stanley, third. Time: 1919
The program for tomorrow Is the 2IO
pace, 2:40 trot, special. The latter will
be hummer, as bunch of horses have
been entered for this race which are win
ners.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
Kearnsy Loses 20 Grand Island

KEARNEY. Neb.. Aug lO.-(speciaI Tele-
gram. Zone thousand one hundred and
forty persons from up the Kearney and
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
Cincinnati MaLes It -Four straIght.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1O-The Cincinnatis
made 1t four straight from the Philadel-
phias today. A base on balls followed by
two hits gave the visitors their lone tally.
Cincinnatfs first runs were Scored re-
spectiveiy on a passed ball and a mum at
the plate. Nichols was unsteady at times.
Philadelphia tOuay sold Pitcher Jack SUIT
hon 10 Columbus. Attendance, 1,026
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games today: Chicago at New York. St
Louis at Washington, Detroit at Boston,
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
DIES MoINEs


TStsls--...& - 10 Totas.....N ss27 Is
'No one out when winning score was
made
Des Moines ........1 5000 5000 Ia
81. Joseph ........,1 0 0 0 90 0 o O-l
Stolen bases: Hogriever, Rossman. Two
base hits: Long, Wolfe. Bases on balls:
on Mckay, 8; Oh Jones, 8, Struck out: BY
Mckay, e by Jones. / Passed bail: Zinran
Time: % Umpire: Shuster
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York shuts out Chicago by
ennrLnn IN q = Errnr-

CHICAGO. Aug. lo.--fn a pitchers battle
Chicago today failed TO score, while New
York made one run on an error in the sixth,
when Strang reached first on a tumble,
stole second and raced home on McGann s
clean hit. Attendance, 1000. Score:
CHICAGO NEW YORK.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
DETROIT
'Batted for Young in mint

Boston ............... Q Q q
Two-base hit: Coughlin. Sacrihce hits:
Crawford C2). Double plays: Parent Cun-
assisted; OLeary and Lindsay. First base
on balls; OF 2tri. ikiIlien, 3; on Young l. Struck
1853. Umpires: Mccarthy and Sheridan.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
Boaton VIM from Pittsburg.
BOSTON.


IWO-bdse Nus. OIark, HIIchey, Ienney.
Three base hits: Moran 80. Sacrifice hit
Lauterbach. Stolen bases: Wagner. Brain
Abbaticchio. Double plays: Wagner to
Ritchey to Howard, Clymer to Howard to
Brain, Abbaticchio to Raymer to Tenney
First base on balls: on Case. /; off Willis,
2; by Wills vii 3. vivid pitch. wits Hits Hits:
on Case in four innings, s; off Robertaille
in five innings, 4. Time: 200. Umpire: