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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
PRAYER in RACE CONTROVERSY
New York Negro Churches Follow
the Advice of Bishop
walters.

NEW YORK. Oct. 7.-Pursuant to an ap-
peal issued recently by Bishop Alexander
Walters OF the African Zion Methodist
Episcopal church. prayers were offered in
practically all of the Negro Protestant
churches in this city today for more cordial
relations between the white people and the
negroes OF the southern states. In some
instances the racial problem formed the
theme of the pastors sermons. In his ap-
peal TO the negro preachers to make a
special prayer in all churches in the coun-
try today. Bishop Walters declared that
recent riots in the south have given evil
dence that the whites were attempting 10
degrade and destroy 100000 citizens"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
o'CoNNoR TALKS ON IRELAND
Given an Enthusiastic Reception by a
Boston Audience,

BOSTON. Oct. TT. p O'Conhor, one
of the leaders of the Irish parliamentary
party in the British House of Commons,
was given an enthusiastic reception to-
night in the Boston theater under the
auspices of the local branch Of the United
Irish league.
Mr.. O'Connor delivered a stirring ad-
dress upon the questions which are now
agitating the Irish people. Mayor John
Fitzgerald presided. Mr.. O'Connor. ac-
companied by his wife, arrived in Boston
this morning from Washington. where
he had been the guest of President Roose-
velt
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
PUTS AN END TO C0URTSHlP
Man whose Attentions Are Not
Acceptable shot and Killed
by Girls Father.

MINNF.A POLLS, Oct. William A,
DowoI a prominent local newspaper man.
was shot and killed this afternoon by John
Quirk, becaure Of attentions to QuirSs
stepdaughter Miss Bessie Sauires The
shooting occurred at the Qulrk residence,
sOl Chicago avenue. just as Dowell and the
young woman were entering the house.
ouirk calmly awaited the a~~--al Of the
officers and WIS taken into custody.
Dowell was taken TO the hospital. where
he expired ina few minutes. Quirk seemed
pleased when told that his victim was
dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
VETERANS OF SPANISH WAR
Assembling at Washington for
National Convention Of
Organization.

WASHINGTON. Oct. IA large number
of members of the United Spanish War
veterans arrived today and tonight to at
tend the national encampment of the or
ganlgs ton, which begins tomorrow. Arriv-
ing delegations were met by district vet
Grams, accompanied by a band. Headqusr-
ters for several candidates for comma ander-
in-chief we're established today. Captain
Hamilton Ward of New York, Major Fred
erick 5. Hodgson of Washington and Gen
eral George NJ Moulton Of Illinois are as
pirants for the Office.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
SUING GERMAN COMPANIES
San Francisco People Bring Action
for Losses I'm the Late
Disaster.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. Five hundred
suits will be filed in the next few weeks
in the federal and state courts in San
Francisco against the North German Fire
Insurance. company OF Hamburg. Germany.
This is announced by ". J. Herrin. presi-
dent OF the policyhoders' committee. 1--WE
expect" said Herrin. that the judgments
obtained In the American courts in this
case will be recognized in Germany"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
CONFERENCE AT WHITE HOUSE
Representative shermRR and senator
Penrose Call ON the
President.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-Representative
James 8. sherman OF New York, chairman
of the republican congressional committee
and Senator Penrose had a long confer
ence with the president tonight on the no
litioal situation. Mr. Sherman was a guest
Of the president at dinner. and discussed
with him the condition in the country, es.
pecislly the situation in New York Later
Messrs Penrose and sherman conferroi
on the situation In Pennsylvania.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
Peacemaker h. KiIIeh.

CHARLOTTE. N c., Oct. T.-R n. Eu
banks. superintendent of. construction
company on the Southern railway. was shot
and killed today by Oscar Gaddy, a negro
at the railway camps near Lexington
Eubanks had gone TO the camp 10 et1iet
the negroes who were raising a disturb
ance, many of them being under the influ-
ence Of liquor. Gaddy esca ped. but a
posse Is securing the country for aim and
u caught he will be lynched.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
Indications Point to Fact She suffsrsd the
Vilest Of Grimes fser Struck.
uLlsD GOING HON. FROM A FRIENDS
Worked for Kelley, thir,maksr, and Lived
at Scandinavian Y, ", c. A.
HEAD BADLY cRUshlJ AND THROAT CUT
RevoltinE AtrOcity Arouses Inteusest
Feeling and Police Have Several
Characters Under Surveillance
In Their search.



Victim. Miss Josephine Rummelhart "
years ot age
Worked tof Ihomas s. Kelley. shirtmaksr.
SiSteenth and Chicago.
Resided at the canuinavian Young Wo-
mems Christian Association home. rwen-
ty-slNth ana Captoi avenue.
On her way home when killed. Had been
to n friends house,
Evidences Indicate criminal assault az we'll
ds dtrOciOus murder
No clue as yet to her murderer and sssai-
ant
Ponce have several notorious criminals
unuer surveillance.
The crime must have been committed be-
tween 1889 ana IL O'Clock
The sudHcious buldness OF the brute To
unoertaNe a crime SO darlng IN "a thicklS
populated iesIuence ulstrlct 90 carry IN
lne ngnt mas overwhelmed rcsiucnts,
The best evidence now In hand Indicates
that the woman was WatKing west on tue
north side OF Dodge street and was strtick
with the Grub and orcK by the brute as
she reached the corner, the suppos ( .ou
OF the police being that the brute saw her
coming and was hid behind the telephone
pole. that when she reached that point
he jumped out and struck her, either
without warning or In response TO her re-
fusal to comply with his hendish denlRn mis-; /;
that then the brute dragged or earned the
poor woman across the street and back
into the rear OF the yard between toe
Lowe and Hughes homes where he per-
fected his atrocity, left his victim dying
and where she was found.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
Farmer Boy rake. Poison.

egram )-Henry Douthh. n farmer boy.
committed suicide last night in Dewey
hotel IN this city. He drank four ounces
OF esrboIlc acid Disappointed ia love was
the cause. His parents IiyS In Cushing.
Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. oct. Tile thir-
teenth annual convention of the American
Society Of Municipal TnlproveThe nts will
begin In Birmingham Tuesday morning and
continue until Friday night. This body " n
draw TO birmingham the rerTesRr;atv.
..,l.t.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
MaROOn's story on Root.

Governor MsgoOn brings back an ex-
ceedingly funny story in connection with
the visit of Secretary Root to Panama.
As minister Of the republic and governor
of the canal zone, Magoon gave a mag
nihcent dinner in honor of the secretary
of state. Many invitations were sent out
to the leading people both Panamaan and
American Mr.. Irwin and his wife
were invited TO meet the American secre-
tary of state and to the regret OF Mr.
Magoon a decIination was received from
the leading banker OF the republic Meet
ing Mr. Irwin on the street one day the
Panamaan explained TO Judge Magoon
that the stork was expected 20 visit the
family about the time OF Secretary Roots
visit, and Mr.. Irwin explained that as
ne Lad hve daughters, a son on this ae-
easion was not olly expected but would
be welcome. Later on. after the secre-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
Can RedistiII and Use Again

Many manufacturers recover large pro-
portions of alcohol originally used and re-
use the same at the present time and this
privilege will be extended to the denatured
product and. II necessary for its reuse. the
proprietors Of manufacturing plants viii
be allowed 20 re-distill and re-donature
he recovered alcohol under governmental
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08

,contiausd on second Pss.,,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
D4NDELEON F4VORITE.
Good Field VIII 90 to Post in
Brighton Handicap To-day.

The Brighton Handicap, the third CT the big mile
and quarter specials, about which so much in
terest centres from the time the entries close on
January l. will be Brighton Beach to-day.
It has guaranteed value of s25,000 which makes
It the richest handicap of the year Twelve horses
are named TO go to tie post. and the field is quite
as good in every respect those which raced for
the Brooklyn and Suburban ilandicaps
Dandehoa, which has just failed three times to
win one of the big fixtures, and which fell at the
head OF the stretch in the running Of the Common
wealth Handicap will probably 50 10 the post
favorite although every horse is saIre to have a
following the weights have been cleverly ad-
justed that almost every horse figures to have a
Spanker and Hamburg Belle were all pointed TO
with confidence by their particular followers last
night, and to all appearances the race will be one
OF the best OF the season.
Harry Stone. the gentleman jockey. who Joined
the professional ranks this year to ride the cross
country horses Of ]. W. Colt. met with painful
accident while schooling horse through the field
Stone got ugly fall, breaking his wrist He will
be unable to accept a for several weeks and
his services will be missed as he has been riding
IN excellent form.
Miller. the jockey, expects to go to Rockingham
Park on Sunday. and his many followers will be all
at sea for the remainder OF the Brighton Beach
meeting.
Freedman which figured in the famous ringing
case at Jamaica last fall, full circle of
the track after finishing the fifth Preston.
the little negro jockey, made frantic efforts TO pull
him up. much 10 the amusement OF the crowd IN
the stand.
Miller and Finn each rode two winners yester-
day, and divided the jockey honors. Finn handled
Frank Lord and Maxnar. while Miller rode Lady
Anne and McCarter to victory.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
TO TROT FOR Marks.
InUader and Coz. Holt and DeputiSe
to 60 TO-day at Empire.

Ten events are carded for the weekly matinee Of
the New York Driving Club at the Empire City
track this afternoon
In the fast pace James Buffers black horse King
Direct will meet c. S. Rice's black mare Coast
Marie and A T. Perrens bay gelding Stonewall
Named for the fast trot are jolly Bachelor. Baron
de Shay, Princess Pique, Promise and Lou Mitchell
w c. Floyd-Jones will drive the trOtting team
Governor Holt and Deputize-in an attempt TO beat
2:ie and Andrew Crawford will drive the bay geld
ing trotter Invader TO beat 2:l215.
The entries are as follows;
Class Orotting: mile heats; two in three)-rhe Gen
eraI Up. Ryan; Julia Baron, b. On SrucshelIner)
James Buer; Kent ch. g. George A. COeman); Kitty
Wilkes, b. m. CWiiam ScotO
class pacing; nile heats; Two in fhEee'6Brdie fhES 6
Cwiiam j. Clark: David Musccvite. blk &. IT. O.
Hindes): May Budd. br. M. III q. CuITant)
Class A jtr0tting; mile heats; two in three)-JOlly
CE ]. La Place) Princess Pique blk. m a. B. Lsahyl;
Promise blk. g. "a E Perren); Lou Mitchell DIX m
tIas. D Ctrotting; mile heats in three-Dolly
Worthy, b. m. IF. W. Wright; Sam Steele b. g On
Newmsrl0; Ora wilkes br IF. T. Stenway); Hopeful.
ch. g q. Z. Ortiz: Teddy K. b. g. Ct F. Kennedy;
Special team (trotting; 210)Gov. Holt. b.
and Deputize b. g w. c. FIoyd-Jones).
b. h (M Bruckheimerl Sue Dix, ch. m. 1Dr H. D.
Glib Eme shannon. b. (Andrew Crawford; Baretto
Moronial. ch (Dr. Joseph Semon). ~. -.
Glass (pacing mile heats: in three)-King Direct,
blk Butler); Coast Marie. blk m &C. s. Rice;
StoneRau b. &. a. z. PeTTen).
Class trottng; mile heats; two In threel-Brigham
Bell &c. w Grote Jealous. b. m. C r. Balm; Judge
Foardman. b. & III L. Toplitz) California Cresceus,
Class D tpacing mile heats: two in three)-Francis.
Lillian Roy. b. m. (Dr Joseph Semon).
To beat 212ls-lnvader, b. G. (AndreW Crawiord)'
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
LONG CRUISE OYER.
The Corona and Heron Win PTiSes
an Eastern Yacht Club Run.

Bar Harbor Me-, July 1.-TWO twenty-five mile
runs. one yesterday and the other to-day through
the picturesque East PenObscot Bay and around
the outer Mount Desert Island carried the Eastern
Yacht Club fleet into this harbor this afternoon
where the 1906 cruise Of two hundred miles was ter
minated. The yachtsmen held their annual banuuet
this evening at the KebO Valley Club house where
the prizes awarded.
The schooner Corona owned by A F. Luke OF
New York. and the little sloOp Heron, owned bv
Walter l. Badger. Of Boston. won the principal
prizes for the best work of the cruise The Corona
took the Atkinson Cup. for schOoners and the
little Heron the cup offered by Rear Commodore
Abbott. The Heron Won four out of the FIVE runs
OF tle cruise, which gives her five prizes Tor the
week. IN addition to the Puritan cup. which she
Won week ago to-day at Marblenead
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Failure to hit the ball at opportune times re-
suited in the defeat of the Highlanders by Chicago
at American League Park yesterday by score of
to
Hogg pitched a splendid game for the home team
until the last inning. when the visitors got two
men the plate, which gave them the game.
Up to the fifth inning he was invincible the West
erners failing to make hit While three errors
made by the Hishlanders. the only one that
counted in the scoring LapOrte's tumble OF
Hahns low drive in the seventh inning. which al
lowed ONeill to the plate
In the fifth inning Griffith was ordered to the
bench by the umpire, and DonOhue. Of Chicago.
also punished in the inning When he
continued to talk back to the umpire he or
dered off the field.
In the eighth inning the HighlandeTs made what
turned out to be their only LapOTte's single
and AltrOcks tumble In the ninth inning Tame
hill started the winning rally for Chicago with
single, and advanced on Hahn's hit that was too
hot for Conroy to handle Jones singled, on which
Tannehin crossed the plate, and en- the throw-tn
of Isbells long fly Hahn scored.
Chase distinguished himself in the first inning by
getting COnroy's wild throw with one hand. which
resulted in the batters retirement at first. In the
third and fifth innings the Highlanders had two
men on bases. but failed to get them in. The
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
CORNELL CO4CH RESIGNS.
Charles e. Courtney Dissatisfied
5cith the Cre5c Management.
Nv Telegraph to Tho tribune


Ithaca n. Y, July 13.-Charles E. Courtney who
has coached the Cornell for twenty-five years
ana whose name has become almost synonymous
with that of the university in aquatics rendered
his resignation to-day. Courtney's contract has
three years to but he has asked to be released
at once. Courtney he has been insulted by the
graduate manager, John l.. Senior. and been ham
pered by financial restrictions and other annoy
Courtney declares that ne has been patient under
provocatiOn during several years but that his pa
tienCe is low exhausted. 1t is known that he has
had MINOR difficulties with the management at sew
eral times, but they have always been settled with
out an open rupture. Courtney would not state
what his plans other than that he would sell
the house. generally supposed be the gift Of
Cornell alumni which he occupies in Eddy street,
and leave Ithaca.
President Irvine of the Cornell athletic council
teyond admit ng Courtneys action and stating that
Il could not be considered by the Cornell authori-
ties until October. would say nothing for publi-
cation.
Courtney that he has standing offers 70
coach the crews of other universities salaries
larger than the one he receives at Cornell
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
lBy telegraph to The tribune !

ST. Louis. July 1S.-The opening game Of series
between the New York Giants and st. Louis here
to-day was postponed on account of rain The
teams will meet In a double header tomorrow.
The long talked Of deal 20 strengthen the Giants
has at last been consummated. For the services Of
"Cy'' Seymour the New York club is said 20 have
turned over to the owners OF the Cincinnati nine
a figure in excess OF 5000. Mertes and Marshall
nave also been traded for Shannon and Shay, Of
the St. Louis team. Mertes and Marshall have
openly declared that they are against the deal
Both shannon and Shay are young and promising
players. Shay is an infelder, and is at present
playing with the Stockton (Cal) team. having
asked for his release from the St. Louis club. which
was refused. He is anxious to play with the
Giants. Shannon is Outielder.
pitchers on the New York team. but erratic
that he could not be depended on.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
LAH'N TENNIS DOUBLES.
Dezcburst and HatsOB NOvU Lead
in Westchesfer Tournament.

George L. Wrenn. jr. and Reginald Eilcz. az!
Edward B. Dewhurst and c. Frederick Watson g.
were the winners yesterday in the coutfnua;lo, q.
the lawn tennis doubles tournament on the cou--s
Of the Country Club OF Westchester. Vrs-- a7t
Fincke beat Frederick c. Colston and KaTl E Ban.
in straight sets by a score OF 81. 80 g. TAls
result was something Of surprise.
1t was the concerted team work OF George Vrs1a
and Rex Fincke that contributed largely 20 s---
cess in their match They forced the play az tLs
net throughout the three sets against Colstoa an.
Behr, and not once did they let up IN thsir hart
hitting OF the ball. Colston and Behr used the l0o
70 check the rapid play OF their opponents. Vrena
proved equal to receiving the BAH on high hound,
and by smashing for the return he scored ms:
effectively for his side FIncke displayed g-ss:
skill in driving for passes and in placing
SteadineSs and resOurcefulness again broush.
Dewhurst and Watson through in their cOmE--
titiOn against PeH and Torrance. The latter d1
show the same standard that they had ths
previous day. especially in the rallies at close rsnSs
Pel too frequently OvertOpped the ball in his az.
tem1tS at smashing -DeWhurSt was the main fac-
tor in winning the points for his side. He tO0S
few chances. and at all times played to get the ba-l
safely back without giving Pell and Torrance ol-
portunites TO make their returns for a pass Or
place.
The matches scheduled for this afternoon WI
bring Wrenn and FinCke against DeWhurst anu
Watson. and COlStOn and Behr against Batcheues
and Morris These will be the finals OF the tOuTl.-
ment. The standing OF the teams follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

The annual tournament in mems singles ot t1-
Hollywood Golf Club will begin this afternoon with
high class list OF experts. including FredericA 3
Alexander. Harold H. Hackett. Henry W. Nolel-
hauer Frederick C. Anderson. A l. HOskins. Wsl-
ter LewisOhn and Martin VogeL
The final matches OF the metropolitan Lawn Ten
mis- League championship will also be played 20
day In Section the Crescent Athletic club 81
play at the New York Lawn Tennis Club, and tl-
NdOntclair Athletic Club will play ct the kinss
County Lawn Tennis Club. Brooklyn. In Section
the West Side Lawn Tennis Club takes its ulatea's
from the New York Athletic Club by default. an
the Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club win pay
at the EnglewOOd Field Club. This brings the iSs-
ular schedule. with the exception OF three ga.-
poned series. to end. Within two Vesks ~
winners OF each section VIII meet IN a Seli1' ..
matches for the championship peunant-
Ihe other tournaments scheduled for lne g! -
clude the HnalS OF the meeting for the WeStcl1sss
doubles cups. the mems doubles meeting On ~ ~
courts Of the Westfield club. Westfed. n J., -
the women s singles and mixed doubles On ~
courts OF the Essex County Country Club
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
MANHATTAN CRICKETERs BEATEN.

The Brooklyn Cricket Club tried conclusions with
the Manhattan Cricket Club at Prospect Park yes
terday and won by a margin OF 80 runs OF the
BrookIyns' total 129 j. H. Tattersall contributed
a well-hit innings Of 49, making top score OF the
game J. B. Barrow retired when he had scored
s. while H. Allen added 16. in addition to capturing
four wickets. For Manhattan +. e. Citizens played
steadily for 26 z. B. Reece scored Is. and w. Dun
ming 70 The bowling honors were carried on oy
Citizens and w. Adam. The totals were: Brooklyn
129; Manhattan, 49,
The SPARTAN Cricket Club, of New York. and the
AntIoua- Wanderers Cricket Club. associated clubs
of the Central Park Cricket Association. Will play
their first championship match at the Cehtral FarS
cricket grounds to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

The final round to-day between Byers and Lyon
will be at thirty-siX holes. Byers is the favorite
and some Of his admirers last night offering as
high to / that he would win. The chances
are that Lyon will have following to-day there
is getting away from the fact that he is
scoring almost well as the faVOrite. The sum-
mary of yesterdays third and sem-fnal rounds fol-
lows
Amateur championship Chird round)-Ellis Knowles
Bedford. beat Hugo r. Johnstone. Myopa. up: George
$ Lyon Toronto. beat Gilman T. Tiffany Poweton l up
Waiter J. Travis. Garden city. beat Jerome d. Travers
Nassau up and 9 TO play; NJ Byers. Andrews
beat W. T. West. Philadelphia, and 3 to play.
Semi-hnal roEnd-Byers beat Travis. up and play
Lyon beat Knowles. and 4 to play.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
CANADA WINS KOLAPORE CUP.

Bisley. England. July 13-Canada won the 49,
pore Cup to-day. with a score OF 70. in tns -
tiOnaI Rife Association shoot. The scores ~ ~
Canada. 49, Great Britain 30: India. 75; the i''
States, 104. and Guernsey. 692. .., +.
England Won the ElChO Challenge Shield. Na- 49,
score OF l65S. defeating Ireland. whose sce-o s-s
16o2. and Scotland. which scored 15Sl mes ess-5--
the only entrants. At the hnal range ..iiss--srr
Blood. or the Irish team. scored full cu-ty-7~,
OF bulFs-eyes. an achievement unique - 49,
Shield matches at l.e00 yards.
The Eolapore CUP. or to give II its fun - -
the Rajah OF Kolapores Imperial Cnallenss Ce
Is open TO teams OF eight from the voiun's =
Great Britain and from the militia. local tO-1S -,
volunteers from the Dominion ot canada Sv s,S 0-
monWe ealth OF Australia or OF any BtltlsN s-ysr
Protectorate; distances. 2Co. 80 and o" yaiU-'
shots at each distance.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
WANTS eoLDsEReER REsToRE0

Jacob Rouss. OF the law firm OF Grant q -. -.
asked Justice Blanchard IN the Supreme Co
yesterday To issue a peremptcry Wrls ot "ll -. -
directing Register Ciass 10 restore ~. ssss-
GOldberger to his position as eieiH m "a - ~,.s-
ister's office. Goldberger was eon'lS'ee ,rssr-
spiracy. with Assemblyman max Ac-., - so
cured false signatures 70 the Municipal OVsssa..
League petition at the last e'eeSIo,-s aaa =
Blanchard said he would taAe ~ s,6S Issyias -
serve his fecisIOn CSoldbeTseF otSet ssr~1't %
courtroom. said he saw no reason wy 49,. rnaa
removed frOn1 MS clerkship when l--Nrxict LED
TsriSn1qn and Alfcru1an smith. who Ne-t m
with him. were allow "a @ act as asate 80
p4l legislators.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Teichmaan Wins Postponed Game
and Big Tournament Ends.

Ostend Belgium. July 1.-THE second interna-
tional chess masters tournament the Kursan
iourned game between Burn and Techmann from
the seventh round in the final stage II resulted
in a win for Teichmann. who thereby succeeded in
tying with Brun and Bernstein for fourth, NTH ami
sixth prizes. Rubnstein. Of Russia. was left i'm
third place. The prizes consisted respectively. of
0O 9500 1000 l00. 500 700 500 900 and 900 francs
The standing follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
PLAY FOR CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP

Niagara-on-the-Lake. Ont. July l3.-Ths Canaa'-a
championship lawn tennis tournament was sol
tiuUed to-day or the courts OF the Niagara Tens
and Golf Club. The summary follows:
Mems championship singles semi-anal round-Es
Fischer. New York. beat Ralph Burns. Hamilton
81; Irving Wright. Boston. beat Harry D. AEA'''"
Buffalo. "a. 81.
Mems doubles; hTst round-Irytus Wright &c 9Ssa1 -
kiTkOver beat W. X. Bryant and Parker By desee.,
= Fischer and Don Carroll beat A. n kessio =
Semi-dnaI roGni.Irvin4 Wright and H. D. KiESS's
beat f. z. Fischer and Don carroll 6-3. S-6 80