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The Washington times., 1905-03-09
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March Q, THE Drift aud Tendency IF
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Mcguire Sees Things.

sir. MagEire, a well-known army tutor
and civilian tactician. contends that
General Kuropatkin is really winnirg g.
He is deliberately retreating slowly
fighting OBTAINING actions, the whole Sc
rics of which has ended in accordance
with his predetermined strategy
Even If he were surrounded and cap
fuFed with his entire army at Mukder
Russia would not be defeated, but would
reorganize her resources as Napoleon
did after Leipzig and the Prussians after
Jena.
Mr. Maguire recalls the battle of the
Rappah9nnock, which il was predicted
marked the decline and fall of the
United States, but the war continued for
@thlrty months after that battle and the
United States has not yet declined or
fallen. He says that the revolution in
Russia did not necessarily stop the war
any more than did the French reyolu-
tor stop Frances war
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Heavy Cannonading.
Kuropatkin's Chances.

There is abundant speculation and lit
tie else in reference to General Kuro-
patkiT's chances of withdrawing his
army successfully Tokyo believes it
will be impossible for him TO do so un-
less unforeseen circumstances arise, but
there is nothing reliable to show that
the japanese Will be able to convert
the retreat into a rout.
Ihe predictions that they viii enyelop
and cut off the Russians do not seem to
ia Ike into account the undoubtabie fact
that the japanese are as exhausted as
their enemy
There are not wanting critics worthy
of being listened TO who point out that
General i<uropatkin is not necessarily
endangered at a:I
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special news the papers have been al
lowed to print reports large Japanese
forces north of MukdeT,
1t is added that there has been severe
fighting west of Mukden, where the
Russians were surprised. Nothing has
since been received by the newspapers or
news agencies. and the fear is expressed
that the telegraph lines have been cut.
The officials do not conceal their alarm
lest the retreat become a disaster.
Heavy Cannonading.
A telegram from Mukden. dated March
S, 10 a. M, says that heavy cannonnad-
ing was going on northwest of the city,
causing the walls of houses in the town
to shake. An engagement was being
fought near the imperial tombs. Ten
thousand Russians attacked Tafang-
shan. but were repulsed with severe loss
They left many of their dead on the
field. The japanese were progressing
with their operations on the heights five
miles west of Mukden. and they were
also pressing the railway.
1t is reported that there is continual
skirnlishing near Sinminting, where the
Japanese occunation became more def
mite on Wednesday. Traders there are
not allowed to reship even non-contra-
band goods.
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KRAUS-At Chicago. III. on March T. 1906
CHARLES A. KRAUS. son Of Christina and
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InteFunent at Chicago i
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ferent lines of excellent hand
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The remnants of many good
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10c tan or black Wonen's and
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LAUER-On Wednesday March g. 1905. at
$3.50 a. m. JOSEPH II, beloved husband of
Annie Lauer. and of Justina and the
AFuzndes I,aneT
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
JOINT WRECKER ARRESTED
Man wanted at lola, Kan, for Blow
ing Up Buildings with Dynamite
Captured nt KeystOne, la.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug &C L. Mel
win, the lola. Kan, joint wrecker wanted
in lola on a charge of blowing up three
Joints with dynamite, was located in Kan
sas City Kan, tonight where he has been
in jail since Thursday. The wyandotte
county Tailor said that Il was at the re-
quest of the sheriff at lola that he kept
Melvin's presence in Kansas City, Kan,
secret. Melvin was arrested by Sheriff
Richardson Of lola. in a railroad camp at
Keystone, Ia, and he was taken to the
Wyandotte county Jail.
Melvin talked freely tonight of his work
in wrecklng the lola joints. He said that
he had no accomplices and he denied that
he is insane. He said he blew up the
joints because their owners upon certain
occasion induced him to drink a quantity
Of whisky which almost killed him. He
would not state where he secured the dyna-
mite, but said that he had a great quantity
of II.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
Pueblo Outbata So. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 6.-Pueblo hit Ander-
son at will in tOday's game, taking the first
OF the series from ST. Joseph, to l. Pu-
eblo commenced the onslaught on Ander-
son In the third inning when Blake hit
for two bases. Delehanty scored him with
a triple 10 left, and Brown brought in the
second run with a three-base hit to deep
center. Bader again In the fourth hit for
two bases, scoring Messitt and Lindsay.
Two runs resulted in the NTH on Mott 8
three-base hit and Schriver's single. Cook s
double and Blake's single in tho eighth
scored another. Schilz hit for two bases
In the eighth and scored on Quillan' $
three-base hit over Cook. Mott In the
ninth got one by Schilz's Wild throw, stole
second and scored on Mathews hit. An
derson was given poor support. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
Wisner Defeats Bancroft.

WISNER Neb,, Aug. 6.-(SpeciaI Tele-
gram )-WisRer defeats Bancroft. The
Bancroft REDS engaged the local team on
the Wisner grounds today in a closely con-
tested game, the score standing a tie at
the end OF the ninth inning, the locals
scoring the winning tally In the last half
Of the twelfth. This Is the third success
sive victory for Wisner. Attendance large.
Score.
Wisner ..,,..2 0 0 0 1-t
Batteries Bancroft Farley, Johnson and
Fehliman; Wisner, Blakeley. Atkinson and
Eads. Time: z:O.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
Hooner Defrntn Grrtnn-

HOOPER, Neb., Aug. ESPECIAL THE
Hooper team defeated the Gretna nine IN a
lively contested game here yesterday. Ad-
ans, the pitcher for the visitors was
knocked out Of the box IN the seventh IN
ming and Taber went in to finish the game,
but he could do nothing TO stop the slug
ging and the local team run In five more
tallies. score: R.H Z.
Batteries: Gretna, Adams Forbes and
Bates; hooper Wilson and Elliott. Struck
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
Standing of the Teams.
vIoToRs DOUBLE UP ON ooRoNAs

Games today: Denver at Omaha, Pueblo
at st. Joseph, Des Moines at Sioux city.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
summer vacation Tours.

The Michigan Central, "The Niagara Falls
Route" to the Thousand islands. st. Law
renee river, Adlrondacks, Lakes George and
Champlain. Catskills, Hudson river, White
forests and lakes Of Maine, New
England sea coast, Michigan resorts, etc,
For copy send to c. C. Merrill, T. P. A., NJ,
C. r. r.. Kansas City, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
Attention. EnnIcsi

Eagles and their friends will leave Omaha
in special cars for Denver at 410 p. m.
August IA via Union Pacific. Those con-
templating a trip with the Eagles party
should apply for sleeping car reservation
at once to d. w. Canon, Secretary Aerie
No. SS. or to @. E. Abbott, C. r. A.. 1924
Farnam street. Phone 316
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
west Point Deteats Clarkes.

WEST POINT. Neb. Aug. 6. Especial
Telegram THE Locals easily defeated
the Omaha W. q. Clarke team here today.
The batting OF the locals in the last three
innings was something terrific every man
up hitting the ball netting nine safe ones.
Score. r II. r.
West Point 30 o o S6 2 Ill II :
W. q. Clarke. o 3 0 0 p 10 6
Batteries: Clarke. Meeks and Conroy,
West Point Chada and 2acek. Struck out,
BY Meeks 5, by Chada 5. Time l:4O.
Umpire: Sharrar.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
Town!

You Will want your favor"
ite newspaper, The Omaha
Bee, to go along with you.
1t is better than a daily
letter from home. Before
leaving give your order to
have The Bee mailed to
your Out-Of-tOWn address.
The addre SIS may be
changed as often as you
wish. Telephone 807 or fill
out and mail us the blank
below.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
DIVIDE GAMES WITH DENVER
BOurkei and Grizzlies pill Double Header
Be.oie Hig crowd.
oSAHEs NEW PlT,n.R SHOWS UP WELL
III from the Cotton states League
Wins ifis Game by Pitching well
rnd BnttiuR I'm Good
season.

Mountnineers and the Rourkes brolta
o. on q doublc-header at Vinton Street
ark sunday afternoon before the largest
crowd Of 'he season Denver winning .he
nrst one by to g. and Omaha aancxlng
the second by 6 to @ Bohannon and Quick
were the opposing pitchers In the first con-
test. and while Denver did net get many
moro hits than tho Champions. thay
punched them - that they cashed In bot
ter, and tallies is what counts. Bohannon
pitched both games for Denver, and while
he did not weaken visibly in the second the
Chamns lost some of the fear that they
seemtd TO have FOR h!;n and stepped into
them bettet
Denver stirted right after the first game
In the initia inning. and the fret balls
pitched by Mi quick were lambasted far
and wide. The hrst ball he pitched Ola
Sport McHale cloutcd FOR a triple. The
second ball pitched vas hit by Topsey
HartTeu for q single. which scored Old
Sport On tho third bnll pitched Randall
sacrificed Fart7ell to g coud and then Mr..
Quick Eot leary and passed Beden. He
tried a good ball TO Mig Perrine and he
Peanut hit It to left field for a triple which
scored Hartzel and Belden.
Omaha made one in the second, when
Martin was given @ life on Thomas out at
second. stole second and went on to third
on Browns wild throw TO catch him IN the
attempt 10 steal srcond. and scored on Law
ler's drive over tho pitchers head
Denver ADDED two more in the fifth on n
ringlc by Randall, a double by Belden and
single by Perrine. Hoelskoetter struck
out and Perrlne was cnught when he tried
10 steal second.
The Champions added another in the
eighth inning yyber Tbiel heat oIt a bti;1t
went to second un Corters out from Per-
rlre 70 Everett and came home on a bad
muf by Randall OF fly from Welch's bat.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
FarreIla win from IIu-tIcrs.

Farrell & CO. defeated the Ideal Hustlers
at the latters grounds at Council Bluffs.
Score:
Farrell & Co.......4 0 0 3 0 0 %
Batteries: Farrell q Co, Mathews and
Strong; Husters, Colburn and Smith.
The features Of the game were the triple
play by Farrell q Co and the one-hAnded
catch by Reuben. The game was marked
by fast and snappy playing on the part
OF the Fn rrells.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
Even Break in sioux city.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. 6.-SiouX CITY
and Des Moines broke even in a double
header before a record breaking crowd of
nearly 5000 people.
Newlln pitched a fine game in the first,
but was given miserable support the
Packers making eight errors, not single
Des Moines run being earned. In the third
Newton made three errors and StarAagle
one. giving the visitors two runs. The
Packers hammered the ball hard in the
first and NTH, pounding out seven earned
enth.
The second game was a slugging match,
hard The Packers put up a better field
ing game, but were unable tC Sunch their
hits as well as the Underwriters. Score,
first game
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
stnrr nefent Fort omaha.

The Storz Brewing company team de-
feated FIT Omaha Sunday by the score OF
O To i'm a game that was marked with
some fine plays. The Storz team had the
best luck and hit the ball at the right
time. Christensen, new man Manager
sage has secured pitched good ball and
showed good judgment, The score:
R.H.E.
Fl. Omaha ii / 0 / 90 S 4
Batteries: Ft Omaha, Mundy and Miller
Storz, Christensen and FaiTbrother.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
InvincihIc. ncnt ContIhentaIs.

The Invincibles defeated the Continentals
in pitchers battle by the score OF to 0.
The features Of the game was the pitching
Of Probst and Donuhoe and four fast
double plays by the lnvincibles.
lnvinCihles .........0 0 0 0 0-i
Continentals .........O 0 o 0 90
Batteries: Iuvnciblees Probst and
Kranda; Continentals. Donuhoe and Rob
novtch. Base hits: Invinclbles. 1; Cont
nentals, .. Errors. Invincibles, 2; Cont
nentals, 1.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07

defeating the Dunlap, Ia, team by a score
Of 10 to o. The batteries were Missouri
Valley, Nilsson and Wilson, Dunlap Kerr
and Edwards. A large crowd witnessed the
game. The Missouri Valley nine lays
claim 20 the championship Of western Iowa,
and is willing TO play the originals OF
Omaha for that title at any time.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07

StOIpn basp9. GlCKCTInG, VI'TIT |TTIl
kim, Hill. Nance. Sacrifice hits: Con-
gaiton, Dorner, Stoner Cz). base ON o.. IS:
or Dorner, 2; off Wright, 2, Two-oasee
Donahue Hit by pitched ball: Kihm.
Struck out: BY Dorner, 6, Passed ball:
Stoner. Time: 215. Umpire: King
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
core, second game;
DIES MONIES

Earned runs: Sioux City, 2; Des Moines,
/ TwO-base hits: Collins, Weed, PulslfeT,
Nobht, Newton, Ganley, Long Wakefield,
nIsE 10 FiTs base op eProys sioux
City, ?; Des Moines, l. Left on bases;
Sioux City, u Des Moines, Z, Stolen bases:
Ganley, MCNichOls. Sacrifice hits; Wake
field, teiheld. Bases on balls; on Leineld,
g. Hit by pitched ball: Newton, McNich-
OILS. Struck out: BY JaTrott 2; by Lei
1eld, 4. Time! 1875 Umpire: Mace.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
CoIumbus shuts Oat Platte Center.

COLUMBUS, Aug. Especial Telegram.)
Dad" Lohr pitched a beaut OF a game
today and presented Platte Center with a
nest OF goose eggs. The visitors played
well i'm the face Of defeat. Score
Columbus .............S 900 -
Platte Center ..,....O 90
Batteries: Columbus Lohr and Jones;
Platte Center, Hoare and Brown
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
Warm Game Tonight.

The ArmouTs ana Continentals will play
tinentals are fast helders heavy hltters
and with Charlie Diamond In the box a
good game can be anticipated. The Ar
mours have a strong team with such
leaguers as Davis, Shanahan, Weimer and
Tonneman in the game. The Continentals
will have TO play some league ball 70
from ArmOur's will be on hand TO cheer
the team 10 victory. Line up is as fol-
lows
COntinanfals
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07

AVOCA, Ia, Aug. Especial. I'm an
exciting game of base ball yesterday
Avoca defeated Quick by score of TO
g. The inability of the Quick boys to hit
was the cause If their defeat. Score:
Avoca .................0 0 4 0 0 -
Quick ...............1 0 l O-S
Batteries: Avoca, Slater and Hogebeck;
Quick Larsen and Brown. Struck out:
Nv Slater 6. by larson, 6. Hits: on
Slater, 2; on larson, 3. Earned runs:
AVoca, 4; Quick, U.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
CANES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis and Philadelphia Break Even il
Double Header.
KID NICHOLS TwlRLs FOR QUAKEFS
DepOsed MauaEer Of Mound city Club
Has the Pleasure OF Defeat
ing His Former Team
Mates.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. est. Louis and
header today. Taylor outpitched Corridor
In the FIRST game. Duffys triple and Glea-
sons double won the second game. Nichols
pitched superb ball. Thelman was well
supported and was invincibe in all but
one inning Attendance, lO6OO. Score. first
came.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
Every Man on the winning Team Gets
at Least One snfe Hit.

The Coronas met their waterloo yester-
day afternoon down on letters lot, when
they lined up against the strong Victor
nine The game was full of ginger and
hard hitting. The Coronas were outplay Cd
victory went to the best team. The feature
of the afternoons tangle was the hitting of
the winners, every man getting at least
one safe wallop. n Kelland ana J. Bowes
carried off the fielding honors of the day.
The Victors will play the Joe Duffy team
at letters park next Sunday, August IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
OMAHA

Two-base hits: Martin, Lawler. Hail.
ter First base on balls or Hall . OF
Bohannon T. Double plays Hartzell to
Everett. Struck out: BY Hall g. by Bo-
hannon g. Hit by pitched ball: BY Bo-
hannon q Left on bases: Omaha r. Den
yer 10 Sacrifice hits: Carter. Stolen
bases: Schipke (2., Thomas, Thiel Car
ter Lawler go. Martin, Gonding. Time:
l:45. Attendance: 5000. Umpires: Freese
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07

TwO-bnse hit: Belden. Three-base hits
McHale. Perrine. First base on balls on
Quick 3, of Bohannon 2. Double plays
FTeese to Martin. Struck out: BY Quick
2, by Bohannon I. Passed balls Brown.
Sacrifice hits: Randall. stolen bases:
Martin. Left on bases: Omaha T. Denver
g. Time; 1:45 Attendance: $500. Umpires:
Gondiug and Hickman
Score second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
U. p. SHOP BoYs LOSE AT HAvELocK
Shuman's Pitching Was Too Swift to
be StraiEhtened out.

The Havelock team defeated the Union
Pacific shop team at Havelock Saturday
mainly through the efficacy Of Shuman s
Omaha boys but three hits and struck out
nine Morton was a bit unsteady in the
second and was relieved by Scully, but the
lead of Havelock was too great to be over
come Both teams played fast fielding
game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07

Two-base hits: Schilz, Blake, 2; Messitt.
hits: Delehanty, Brown, Mott,
Stolen bases: Cook, Mott, Duncan. Double
plays: Schilz to f1uillan to Dexter; Dele
hanty to Bader to Schriver. Bader to
Schriver. Bases on balls: By Anderson,
l. Struck out: BY Anderson, 5: by Lind
say, 2. Left on bases: St Joseph, s; Pu-
eblo 7. Time 1:8.
Umpire: Burns.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
NIns on Errors.

LOUISVILLE Ky, Aug 6-Ferugson's
wildness, coupled with errors at critical
times lost the game for the home team to-
Gay. Shaw's batting and catches by ker-
win and Oyler We're the features. Umpire
King failed 10 appear, Pitchers Dunkle
and Ford officiating, giving entire salts
faction. Attendance, 1900. Score:
.r,y,v Il
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07

Earned runs: letters, l. Two-base hits:
Bonner, Smith,, NJ, Collear. Struck out:
BY smith, 10; by Ballenger, 10. Base on
balls: on Ballenger, 4; on Smith, 3. Wild
pitch Ballenger. Time: 1880 Umpire: Nc
Mahon. Next Sunday the letters play at
NeOla.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
U. P. SHOPS.
HAvELoCK

Earned runs: haNelOCk l. lWO-DaSe
hit: bradford Stolen bases: ]. Casey,
Armstrong Lang, Schaeftie Bases on
halls on Shuman 8, OF Morton 2 on
Scuuy l. Struck out: BY shuman >, by
Scully g. Hits: on Morton in one and
two-thirds innings, of Scully in six al,
one third innings. Left on bases: Have
lock I, Union Pacific Shops l. Time: l:l5
Umpire: Johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
.Continentals.
Grand I.Iand wins from Ha.tinE..

GRAND ISLAND, Aug. 6-(special Tele-
gram l-Grand Island won todays game
from Hastings. Score: RHE
30 0 0 0 Q o % / 6
Batteries: Hastings, jenkins and Poteet ;
Grand Island Ritzman and Whitcomb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
Fire Under water

is not more surprising than the quick,
pleasant, curative effects Of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills 25c. Guaranteed. For sale by
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07

Totals s..s.. I Il " = I
Milwaukee ........O
Toledo ........ O
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
ChIcnrn OutnInvn Roston.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Chicago outplayed
Boston at all points today and won
iistless game. The visitors threatened to
score in the seventh, three successive sin
giles filling the corners with one out, but
the two were easy on pop-up foti and a
strike-out Attendance, $500. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07

COLUMBUS o., Aug. 6--Seven singles
and a sacrifice and a hit batsman in the
eighth gave Columbus five runs and the
game. Kansas City punched four hits in
the fourth President O'Bren today sus-
pended Shortstop Hulswitt indefinitely
pending an investigation of the trouble
he had with Jones of Minneapolis Friday.
Attendance, 1924. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07

Avncn nefents QnIcIt.

Games today: Milwaukee at Toledo,
Kansas City at Columbus Minneapolis at
Louisville, st. Paul at Indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
Auother Victim

Of an accident, Editor schuele, OF Column
bus O.. was cured of his wounds by Buck
lens Arnica salve. Try 1t. 25c. For sale
by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
CHICAGO,

Left on bases; ChIcagO, o. BostOh, D.
hit; Casey. Stolen bases Tinker, Cannell.
Double plays: Moran and Abbatichio;
Abbatichio, Raymer and Needham. Struck
out: BY Lundgren, 8; by Young, 8. Hit
with BALL O'Neill Time: 1870. Umpire
Mertes (of the New York team.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
AMERICA MODEL FOR RUSSIA
Significant Republication Of an Article
Written Years Ago by Exile.
ADVISES An ALLIANCE WITH UNCLE SAM
IL Also says that the western Insti-
tutiOns Are More Adapted 60
Needs OF siavs Than
European.

ST PETERSBURG, Aug. 6--The republi-
cation here today by the Novoe Vremya
Of an article written in 1859 by Alexander
Hertzen, the Russian author and political
agitator, In which a strong plea is made
for n Russo American alliance and in which
the American and European systems Of
government are compared, most fayorably
TO that Of America, Is not without interest
and is Of considerable significance. par
ticularly in view Of the general political
situation ana the fact that Russia Is to-
day upon the point OF establishing gen
eral assembly and granting the country
some sort OF a constitution. The presence
OF the Russian peace plenipotentlarics In
the United States also adds significance
TO the republication Of the article. like
wise does the Novoe Vremyas relations
with the government. The Novoe Nrcmya
is fully aware that the rclaunching today
Of Hertzens ideas Is acceptable to the gov
ernment, and, in fact the printing OF 1t
may be called seml-offlclal
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07

MISSOURI VALLEY Ia, Aug. 6.--(Spe-
cial Telegram. missouri Valley scored Its
fifteenth victory for this season by today
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
Hail a sluRRer.

Hall led OF in the eighth inning with
double 10 left, and was scored by double
by Slugger Bill. who hit seven fouls before
he could find the ball that Just suited him.
Two more were added for good measure in
the ninth Martin singled and SO did Law
Ter. and then these two fast boys just went
to stealing bases until the first thing that
Pa Bill Everett knew both were across the
pan The only bases that they did not
steal I'm making the circuit was when Gond-
ing hit to the inheld and advanced each
one base on a ielder's choice. which fooled
and left GondIng safe Attendance. GoO0.
Today will be ladies cay, when the same
teams will again cavoTt.
Score first game: