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The Delta independent., 1905-10-27

Plenty of money on hand for city ro
county loans.
WEIGH & DAVIS.
Paint, oil, glass and brushes.
F. P. HUNT & Co.
H. L. Curtiss is down from Paonia
this week helping j. E. Beckley on the
deliquent tax list.
On Saturday, November 4, Mrs. l.
Morrow's household goods will be auc-
toned off on the street in front of DR..
Macomber's Office.
Avon Salisbury was an arrival this
morning for visit with mis- parents in
the Uncompahgre valley.
DIR. A. H. Stockham returned home
last Friday from Washington. D. C.
where he had been in attendance at the
National Bankers convention.
Miss Minnie Blair returned Sunday
from two weeks visit IN Portland,
Oregon, and has resumed her position
with the Hunt Hardware company.
Thoroughbred Shropshire bucks for
sale.
DAVENPORT & NEWLY.
R. F.. D. No. l, Hotchkiss, Colo.
Mrs. Carson B. Wilson, of Eckert,
will have quantity of hand painted
China on sale at Seaton's drug store
next Friday and Saturday.
See our large line of granite ware
and get our prices.
F. P. HUNT & Co.
Miss Myrtle Never left Wednesday
afternoon for Los Angeles, California,
where she goes to join her parents, who
have been there for the past year.
FoR SALE-Eight pigs and fresh
COW, also place for rent. one-half mile
east of Delta.
MRS. ]. MORROW.
Upon Friday. Saturday and Sunday
there will be an all day session of
Christian Workers conference with the
Olathe Baptist church. We invite all.
Ray Hunt was thrown from horse
yesterday morning striking on his head
and shoulders and was quite seriously
injured. Conclusion of the brain is
feared.
|, Sick headache is caused by disor-
Adered condition Of the stomach and il
tquickly cured by Chamberlain Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. For sale by
Peoples Pharmacy.
| st. Luke's Episcopal church services
Oe3Ster 2Sth:. Morning II. subjset.
1.-The Church or the Kingdom of Cod"
evening 7.3O, Solomon and His Philo-
sophy.". ~
| .&..i-
II you want cheap money on farm or
city property Stephan 8 Obert caR
supply you with eight per cent money
on all well secured applications and on
kh6rt notice. -
| --s- -. ..1<sf.:
Mrs. Tom Huhte VINO has been visit
ing relatives hers. tsr ,(he past month
left last Friday fog her home IN Hen
drick Idaho. She KpSaes9mpained by
her. niece. Miss IsabfI Gqpaer.
F. -: ,i.s.F.I'- :y.|vSs
Miss .Eerbraehe .sasg with clearness
and freshness. whiclr is. aiausual and her
enunoiatiou,was psrfeeE'-C Chicago Re-
cord Hefat6 Miss EssHyache will give
recital AtAths Delta opera'hocse Nov
Lembef's. - ''.'s~' 80 :.1:' e''
Dr.. r. E. .Mahsffeyy Il 1reiurnadtssas ass.
of the week fpan Glenwood Springs,
where he has IA for some time on,
occo,,c< ,f rhos,mnfisp,,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
ANNEXATION WINS
AT SANTA MONICA
Vote In Acquired Territory Is Against
ProIeet-Foot Race Planned
for Prize
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, July S1.-At the
polls today annexation won by two
votes and henceforth all that territory
lying west of Twenty-seventh street
and between Marine street on the south
and Montana avenue on the north will
be recognized as within the city's limits.
The vote in the acquired territory was
heavily against annexation but was Off
set by the ballot cast in town.
A lawn social by the members of the
]. o. C. club of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will occur here to-
morrow afternoon.
To awaken interest in the establish
ment Of Y. M. c. A. here footrace
for a prize valued at $50 will be run
next Saturday morning. The course
will be along Seventh street to Santa
Monica canyon and return, a distance
of four miles. The most prominent
young men in town are in training for
the contest, which is creating consider.
able interest.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
SANTA BARBARA STORE
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
Dry Goods Loss Is Placed at Thirty
Thousand Dollars and Building
at Five Thousand

at Five Thousand
Special to The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal, July a.
The yacht Katrina of the South Coast
Yachting club arrived in Santa Bar
bara Sunday, where she will remain
for few days She has been four days
out from Catalina on a three months
cruise up the coast.
The Katrina is a trim little craft
owned by Carlyle Thorpe, captain of
the party. The other members Of the
cruising party are: Bernss Phelps.
first mate; A. Lester Best, John Phelps
and Charles Bassett, all of Los Angeles.
The Misses Celia Charleboise, Anna Will
liams and Clemenita Griffin came up
with the yacht from Ventura. The
young ladies were chaperoned by Mrs.
Thorpe.
Sundays ball game between the Los
Angeles Hamburgers and the Santa
Barbara Channel City team was won
by the latter after the most exciting
game of the season. The score was 1
to 0, made in eleven innings. Hits
were few and the fielding of both
teams was almost perfect. The only
run Of the game was made by lie
Brand.
Fire destroyed the City of Paris dry
goods store tonight. causing a loss of
$4,000 to stock and $4,000 on the build
ing, situated on the corner of State
and De lie Verra streets.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
At $3.50 o'clock flames shot out through
window and ignited an awning, MAX
ing a bright illumination. An alarm
was turned in and firemen fought
desperately for half an hour, when
they had the flames under control.
Fred Gumpert, the owner of the
store, had just received $4,000 worth Of
new goods.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
FLAMES SWEEP
UP CAJON PASS
FIERCE FIRE IS DESTROYING
VEGETATION
MUCH DAMAGE TO RANCHES
Ramon eeselas Killed by Victor Me-
lendez While Rabbit Hunting
Near Hesperla-FouI Play
Is Suspected
Is Suspected
snenia1 10 The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARD1NO, July d.-A
fierce brush and forest fire started this
afternoon on the east slope of the Cajon
pass and is rapidly sweeping UP the
mountain side, famed by the stiff west
wind that Is blowing.
Already the fire has covered hundreds
of acres Of ground. and the ranchers
and forest rangers in that section are
bending every effort to head off the
flames by back firing and other means.
The northern heavens are obscured
by the clouds of smoke.
Several large ranches lie in the path
Of the blaze, and much damage has
already been done to those properties
where great quantities of hay are stored.
This is the first serious forest fire In
this vicinity this summer.
Late tonight the fire had covered a
stretch of country more than three
miles square, but had confined its work
of destruction mostly to brush. 1t is
working toward the mouth of Devil
canyon, but it was hoped 1t would not
reach that resort, though in one place
it was making rapid headway toward
the heavy timber.
Large quantities of hay on the Wig
gins ranch north of Little mountain
were burned, and the mountain with
the flat north were burned clean. The
blaze seemed to have originated along
side the Santa Fe tracks, though the
exact origin is a mystery.
The fire tonight is still burning rap
idly toward the mouth Of Devil canyon
and may not be stopped before it gets
to the heavy timberland. In this event
it will cut off the escape Of the many
campers at that resort.
Killed While Rabbit Hunting
Ramon Gegelas was shot and killed
yesterday near Hesperia by Victor
Melendez, while the two were out hunt
ing rabbits. While the affair is claimed
to be accidental, the officers here,
especially Coroner Pittman, believe it
was case of deliberate murder, and
investigations are being carried on
along that line.
The men had surrounded clump of
brush in which the rabbit was supposed
to be hiding, when the fatal shot which
took effect in Gegelas' right side was
fired. The only witness was the seven
year-old son of the dead man, who
seems to be afraid to tell what occurred
for fear of his mother and his sister,
fifteen years of age, who is engaged
to marry Melendez. 1t is believed there
was quarrel between Gegelas and Mel
endez, over the formers daughter,
which might have led to the shooting.
Melendez left Hesperia Immediately
after the shooting, saying he was going
to San Bernardino to give himself UP to
the sheriff, but he has not made his
appearance here and the sheriff's Office
is now looking for him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
FRED FUNSTON CAMP
FORMED At SAN DIEGO
OFFICERS or THE BENNINGTON
BECOME MEMBERS
Capt. Luolen Young Makes a Speech
Lsudine esllsntry Of Spanish In
Late War and Expressing Gratitude
to San Diego for lts Kindness
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN DIEGO, July st.-At the insti-
tuition of Camp Fred Funston, NO 20.
capt. Lucien Young, commander of
the Bennington, and several OF his
officers and crew became members.
Seventy-fve additional members
Joined.
Capt. Young, when called upon at the
banquet which followed the institu-
tion, spoke Of the causes and successes
of the Spanish war, and, while con-
demning the policies of Spain, he had
only praise for her soldiers and sail
ors. In feeling terms Capt. Young re-
ferred to the Bennington accident, and
expressed great gratitude for the as
sistance given him by the citizens of
San Diego. No people could have done
more or done it more speedily. He said
he expected to be ordered away from
San Diego, but would always retain his
membership in Funston camp and
would consider San Diego as another
Of his homes.
The Tower house at the corner of
Fourth and streets has changed
hands again, this time for $4,000. Four
teen months ago 1t sold for $4,000,
later for $4,000 and again for $4,000.
Daggett e. Mcintosh, owners of the
Ramona gem mine. have sold to Los
Angeles parties for $4,000. The mine
produces tourmalines in small guam
titles and pink beryls Of superior quail
ity.
The concrete work for the power
plant at Holtville has been completed
and is ready for the installation of a
portion of the machinery. The power
is to come from a drop in the irriga-
tion canal, and is to be generated by
means of huge turbine wheel weigh
ing close to twelve tons. special
roadway has been built to get this i'm
mense wheel to the plant. After 1t is
in position fifteen inches more of con-
crete will be added and the remain
ing pieces of machinery set
Prof w. Olin Lowe, principal of
schools at Ramona, has heard from his
brother, Morris Lowe, who it was
feared had been murdered by Indians
in Mexico. Morris has turned UP at Ell
Fuerto having left that part of the
country in which the Indian trouble
occurred.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
FALLING WALL BURIES
WORKMEN BENEATH IT
Laborers Seriously Injured at River
side While Tearing Down Part
of GIenWood Hotel
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, July 31.-A falling wall
came near costing the lives of two
laborers at the Glenwood hotel this
morning. Workmen were tearing down
an old adobe wall of the engine house
to make place for the new three-story
building to be erected in its stead. Sud-
denly there was an ominous crack and
the entire wall, weighing TONS was pre-
cipitated into the pit. Two luckless
laborers were caught under the weight
of adobe bricks. So great was the
weight that 1t was several minutes be
fore the men could be released. Ambu-
lances were in waiting to take them to
the city hospital, where Drs. Kendall
and Parker attended their injuries. II
was found that one laborer had both
legs broken, while the other had one
leg broken in several places. Both men
will probobly recover. They had been
at work only day or two. j. P. Thom-
ason, boss of the gang, narrowly
escaped being hit by the falling wall
The injured men are named Antoni.
Gel and Karmo Kamish, the former b.
! ing a Mexican and the latter an Italian
Louis r. Leeman, the Perris druggist
druggist who was arrested on being re
leased from the Highland asylum, this
morning satisfied the judgment agains
him. This was fine of $500 for selling
| liquor Illegally. Leeman was Obliged
to pay but 1924, having SO to his credit
for remaining i'm jail three days.
Company nj is to be represented al
the coming national shoot at Seagirt
N. j. Adjt. Gen. Lauck wired Capt
Heath today that Lieut.. II. o. Higgins
Quartermaster Sergt. w. b. Darling
and Privates Charles G. Darling anC
Charles B. Worcester had been selected
on account of their high scores, from
the dozen crack militia marksmen Il
the state. They viii leave in a few
days.
The ooroner's jury in the Marsh case
this morning reported that the shootins
was accidental. 1t appeared from the
testimony that Marsh was intoxicated
when the accident occurred. He wa,
lying near a ditch at Winchester With
his gun at his feet. He reached for the
weapon 10 shoot buzzard and the gun
was discharged. the entire charge tax
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
PASSENGER AGENTS PLAN
EOR CONVENTION TRIP

Los Angeles members Of the Ameri-
can Association of District Passenger
agents are making preparations to at
tend the national convention of that
body which will convene in Portland,
Ore, Septeber IA. A number of the
local agents will leave Los Angeles
September In a private car over the
Clark road for Salt Lake. Following
days visit there, they will go to
Butte, Mont, where they will join the
eastern members of the association,
who will travel in a special train.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
REDONDO NEWS
Work of Excavating for w. M. Gar
lands New Building Begun

REDoNDO, July 31.-The work of
excavating for w. M. Garland's new
building was begun today. The build
ing will be 72x75 feet, of brick and
cement, mission style of architecture.
1t will be located on Pacific avenue,
south of the Santa Fe depot, and will
be credit to new Redondo. The first
floor will be occupied by the National
Bank of Redondo, with H. w. Hellman
ss president, and also first-class
cafe. The second and third floors will
contain living apartments.
Miss Evelyn Holtz and Captain AS
mussen of the schooner Samar were
united in marriage last evening at the
home of w. P. Coulter, the Rev. George
N. Musgrove officiating. Captain Fred
erickson of the schooner Philippine
acted as best man and Miss Irene
Coulter was bridesmaid. Miss Victoria
Chrisman played the wedding march.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Usrey, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Chris
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Demsey, Mr..
and Mrs. N. ]. Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
l.. Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Protsch,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Barkley, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Coulter, Captain and Mrs.
Bauman and Miss Bauman of the
schooner Blakeley, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
V. Dunn, Miss Victoria Chrisman,
Miss Ruth Chrisman, Kinney Coulter
and George Coulter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
Of July a total Of 10s permits we're is
sued. calling for an aggregate expendi-
ture Of s160,5e1
BODY FOUND FLOATING
IN SAN PEDRO BAY
Papers on Corpse Indicate He Was a
Marine Engineer Named
Thomas Soulsby
Special to The Herald.

Thomas Soulsby
Special to The Herald
SAN PEDRO. July St.-Edward
Christensen, an employe Of the Morgan
oyster company. discovered a floating
body in the bay midway between the
two lines Of wharves about 1O:So this
morning. From papers on the body
his name was Thomas soulsby and he
seemed to hold good credentials as a
second-class engineer. The body might
have been in the water about twelve
hours, hut details as to how the acci-
dent happened are unobtalnable at
present. The probability is that he had
been taking vacation from one OF the
steam schooners, as he was seen eating
in one Of the restaurants last evening.
The fact has not yet been elected
whether any engineer or fireman has
been missing from any Of the schooners
in port. Deceased was about 33 years
of age, and was a native of Newcastle,
England, and seems to have made his
headquarters in San Francisco The
jury returned n verdict of accidental
drowning at the inquest this afternoon.
No further information was brought to
light regarding the mans death.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
OCEAN PARK NOTES
Mass Meeting VIII Consider Ways and
Means of Advertising

Special to The Herald
OCEAN PARK, July 31.-Thieves en-
tered the Pier avenue bowling alleys
sometime Sunday morning and escaped
with booty of small value
An unidentified negro was struck by
a Los Angeles-Pacific' flyer today. The
accident occurred in the vicinity of the
Venice depot and the victim was hur-
ried away for medical attendance.
Seven thousand dollars have been sub
scribed to the horseshoe pier fund
since Friday evening. Property on
Marine street has gone up about $35 a
foot in the interim.
Ways and means to advertise this
resort to the best advantage are to be
considered at a meeting of business
men to be held in Journal hall tomor-
row evening. Mayor Burks has inti-
mated that he has solved the problem.
as have several lesser known lights in
the community.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
ROBERT BARRY OF
SOLDIERS HOME BURIED
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
SOLDIERS HOME, July 91.-Robert
Barry, who has been in the hospital for
several years, an aged member of the
Chicago Board of Trade battery. was
given the u'ual military funeral Satur-
day afternoon.
The Home roll was reduced sixteen
In number by order of General Nc
Mahon of New York as follows: o. A.
Adams, S. b. Brown. M. j. Burke, Her.
man Cronheim, ]. Y. Greer, r. A. Gill
lis, Sidney Hail, Robert Ingram, Rich
ard Miller. Pat G. Mulqueeny. Condy
oBrien. Alph Lee Reilly william II.
Reed, c. T. Stewart ]. c. Tucker
and Ira M. Wilson
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
HOLLYWOOD BREvITIES
Bishop conaty Lays Corner Stone of
Mother House and School
Special to The Herald.

Special 10 TIC I1tIdIU.
HOLLYWOOD, July 31.-The corner
stone of the mother house and school
of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart
of Mary, was laid this afternoon by
Bishop Conaty. An audience of some
two thousand persons, and a number
of the clergy were present.
w. E. Curtis of the Chicago Record
Herald, accompanied by his wife, Mr..
Moore of the Santa Fe, and a few
friends were the guests of E. P. Clark
today on the car Mermaid" They
were taken to the galleries and through
the gardens of Paul de Longpre.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
INSURANCE AGENT WILL
BE BROUGHT FOR TRIAL

George w. Phelps, general agent of
the Indianapolis Life Insurance COM
pany, and president of a side issue of
the same concern, will be brought back
from San Francisco this week to appear
before Justice Pierce and answer the
charge of obtaining money under false
rretenses. M. F. O'Dea and D. v. Col
Inns of Los Angeles have filed COM
plants against Phelps, and their case
will be handled by Attorney John
Kemp, formerly a director in the "side
issue"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
Christian Standard Coming

A special train composed of eight
Pullmans, carrying members of the
Christian Standard, an organization of
national convention in San Francisco
August H. will arrive in Los Angeles
next Tuesday. The visitors will spend
two days here before continuing their
Journey northward.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
Lily Club Arraigned

Every man and woman arrested
Saturday night in the Lily club raid
appeared before Police Judge Chambers
yesterday afternoon and entered a plea
of not guilty. Judge Chambers con-
ferred with the attorney that appeared
for the crowd and set the date of the
trial for o'clock, August 3.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
Knights of Columbus Celebration

The local council of the knights of
Columbus will observe "Embarkation
day" with a ball at Playa del Rey
reunion of the councils of the southern
jurisdiction. 1t is expected about 1000
persons will be present.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01

ing effect in the mans neck. Marshs
1s-ycar-oid son Dannie was with him
at the time and tried 70 load the dead
body into the wagon and bring It TO
Riverside. Marsh obtained his liquor at
Perris as he drove through to Win
chester, where he was to have done
some blasting in the Clark & johnson
mine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
HERM0SA NUTES
Rest Home Being Erected for Los An
geles Working Girls

Special to The Herald.
HERMOSA BEACH, July 31.-The
rest home for the benefit of the Los
Angeles working girls is being erected
at Hermosa on Clyde street. The girls
will each contribute 500 toward the
home. The building is nearly COM
pleted.
w. r. Ross of Huntington Park is
constructing a handsome two-story.
ten-room residence at the corner of
Second and Clyde streets.
On Twenty-sixth street a sixteen
room residence is being built by Mrs.
Stanton of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01
HE GnT THE MONEY

the nearest correct guess on the NIellin' S
Food boys and girls at st. Louis. You
may be able to make the best guess at
Portland. IT costs nothing to try it, it's
lots of fun and the 800 is worth getting.
Visit the Mellin Food booth, Agricul-
ture Bldg, lewis and Clark Exposition,
Portland.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-01

It's name is familiar throughout the
country--Las Palmas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
RACING AUTOS" ARRIVE.
Cap Cars and DriDers Here for Big
Vanderbilt Race.

Louis Wagner and NJ Hemery, the automobile
drivers who VIII represent the Automobile Club
Of France in the coming Vanderbilt Cup races,
arrived yesterday on the American Line steam
ship New York
On the same ship came the powerful Darracq
cars they will drive. During the James Gordon
Bennett elimination races over the Auvergne
course, last juno, Wagner. IN an 80-hoTsepower
Darracq, finished fourth, only thirteen minutes
after Thery. thu winner This was notwith-
standing the fact that he lost nearly an hour
with tire troubles.
The 7O-9O-horsepower Renault racing car. enc
OF the competitors in the coming Vanderbilt Cup
race arrived yesterday aboard the French liner
La Lorraine. The car was accompanied by
Francois szisz, who viii pilot II in the race, and
George Dimitriev1rch. who will act as mechan-
Ictan-
This car is the hrst racing automobile built
by the firm Of RenauIt Brothers since the fatal
accident 10 Marcel Renault In the Paris-Madrid
road race in 1893 It contested in the eItrninA-
tory races in France for the nomination OF the
Gordon Bennett Cup race last spring In fact,
until the final decision was announced 1t was
conceded that Szisz had gained place on the
team.
The car started Immediately for the cup course
to become thoroughly familiar with the ground
and conditions covering the contest. Mr., SzisZ
Will be coached by b. G. Bernin. of Ttleston &c
Bernin, the American representatives for Re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
MRS. STOUT BEATEN.
Put ont IN First Round for Staten
Island Title.

Otis l. williams defeated Mrs Charles Stout IN
the first round for the Staten Island championship
~ held by John NJ. Ward yesterday, at the Rich
- l-,77r+-z Country Club The annual cornpeti-
n ~ for the George Hunter gold medal and the
club championship resulted IN a ne lor 10" ScoIe
The summary: - - -,,,
s+teD Island championship chrst rgdRdlc D VIZ
y5.t-Dcnd County beat Nlrs 9 1 stout s-IcllI3Ia
ans sv by up 10 play; = T. Ee1shI. FOX lis Nus
'~oeIL S-o15r Richmond County, by up5 = hitch
beat @ = St-cnf COUNTY B. T Allen Box HIS.
eoe1 IT. sp5 70 play John n ward Fox HIS peat
ny " Richmond County BY 3 Up alad : 70 pay
"a finite Richmon5 county beat j. lam OK
HIS, 20 T SIl- Fax Ffls BY default; ! H Thomas:
JOIN r. County Schuyler EIaoTee richmond
COUNTY % r!,ater gold medal Sixteen to gaify9
West TaIntsF g. H aonaas So A z Paterson. s.:
l. Mlil1S.s sd q p Tainter. 50: J. r amer trJ'
c. v. P!eIz9I. 60 a. X r walker. II. e3; NJ 3
9cs5yer u.s. W. s oC0nng g. L P s6isfor p; az y:
Hoc6I1ey er ~ sea man -; G. Br11nier 100 Ralph
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

st Louis. Sept. 3o.-Tne Giants had the
easiest kind of u time IN defeating St. Louis
here again to-day by a score of 9 to 2 A driz-
zhng rain in the morning put the diamond in
poor condition for fast game, and, outside
the heavy batting done by the visitors. the only
striking play was Devlin's quick handling Of
Hoelsketter's tnfeld hit in the second inning and
getting it to first in time to retire the runner
The Giants made the result certain in the
third inning, when Brown went 20 pieces and
was hit for three singles and three doubles
Whlch, combined with two bases on balls and
Wild throw, allowed six men to cross the plate
In the fourth inning st. Louis scored its only
Two runs on a single and two doubles, The
Ilahts gained such a safe lead that Elliott was
put into the box to relieve Arnes I'm the sixth
inning He pitched an excellent game The
score follows: