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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
liuht Registration Causes Alarm in Republican
Camp. and Voters Are Rushed to City Hall
All Day Sunday Results of Caucuses.

have an opportunity 10 force In the
nomination OF their man. and car
roll from then ON can rapidly take
the tuhogsan II Carroll makes a
trade With Anderson at this stage
Of the game IL will likely result la
eliminating Ed Melse
For city treasurer the pincards
announce 50 many avuwcd raudi
dates that q general moving down
act Ia likely to occur In the can.
ventiou George n Russell. ". a.
sanders James Anderson. John NJ
Hanna and others too numerous to
mcntion are wilung to answer the
peoples call and incidentally gut a
nice. fat Job FOR couple Of years
In the Wards.
A large number OF candidates are
out for coqncilmanie Jobs. In the
First Ward the wise ones look to
$50 james Conway come ia a-Whoop.
ms There was a generally credited
rumor abroad today that Conway
has made a decker With the Claneys
and that the warning parties IN ais
ward viii como To bis support sol.
idly.
In the Second Herbert Jaffec
seems 10 nave the best argument az
every turn Of the ruad W a. Vim
cent and if others would like 20
set the nomination.
In the Third ward everyone con
ceeda the nomination 10 Hiram G.
GilL president Of the city council
xhindsn sol,d.
Out Ia the Fourth ward Frank
Sawyer and Dr Client appear 20 te
the main so The preumiuariss
are evidently finished now. with
these two men ruling at oven
money.
The Fifth ward has Ells MORT
son, Il r Jackson and others The
csncuasa DO MOI appear 10 have
cleared the atmosphere any.
Arnold Xhinden seems 20 have the
Sixth ward tied down tight and
iast. With a few bolts on for good
luck SO far a. known the precinct
cancussa were instructed to vote
sultdlY for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

President V. l. Whltcomb, a noted
evangelist Of Gfeenvillc college. will
conduct series o. meetings at the
First Free Methodist church, Pine 81
and Terry av.. beginning Thursday.
February 10. and continuing FOR one
week.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
Joe GRIM
KNOCKED OUT

Joe Grim. hitherto iron -jawed." whom
Fitzsimmons. Jack Johnson and hundreds
of other fghters could not knock out al
last met his Waterloo at the Remsen A.
G. In Brooklyn last night. when Sailor
Burke OF Brooklyn found a soft spot on
the Italians jaw and landed a sleep-pro-
ducer In the third round OF their bout.
Grim appeared to be in 1ne fettle when
he stepped into the ring. but Burke. who
fought Grim before, was confident and
tried from the first for the right punch
IL landed In the last round.
Grim did not try TO fight back, but took
punishment with hts usual grin. Burke
put every ounce OF his strength into each
OF his plays and fought with great de-
liberation. timing each wallop and meas
urtng the distance before he let the punch
go. A hook TO the jaw was Grim's un-
doing
While the Italian was writhing on the
floor after the blow vas landed Capt.
Shaw OF the Adams street station Jumped
into the ring and arrested both principals
They were held In the $500 bail 10 appear
In court today. Al the station house Grim
blithely congratulated his cohdueror and
said that he was tho best man he ever
men,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
LOU DILLON DOPE
CASE UP AGAIN

Judge Townsend OF the United States
circuit court has issued an order requr-
Ing the National Trotting association to
show cause why, on May 2s a preliminary
writ OF Injunction should not issue re-
straining the association from meeting at
Lexington, KY, June /. or at any time
and place, for the purpose OF hearing
the case OF the Memphis Trotting associs-
ton vs. r. r. Smnthers. This IL the case
I'm which Is involved the question OF
whether or not the mare Lou Dillon was
drugged prior TO the contest for the gold
cup at Memphis In October. 1904
The object OF the order OF the court
is 10 prevent the National Trotting asso-
citation from hearing any evidence and TO
prevent all persons from Offering any evil
dence % the court OF review OF the asso-
citation. IL IL also sought 20 enjoin the
association from taking a position I'm re-
spect % the race and the controversy
which has arisen out OF n.
The Injunction was served on Secretary
W. III. Docher OF the National Trotting
association at Hartford yesterday after
noon. Service was accepted and prelimi-
nary arrangements made TO have "a hear
Ing In the United States circuit court
before Judge Platt some time next week
Judge Townsend who issued the injunc-
tiun, sits in the federal circuit Of New
York. but resides I'm this city. The papers
ga the case were not disclosed until after
service was accepted at the office OF the
rational association Secretary Docher
had previously stated that he knew moth
Ing about an Injunction.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
C0DERO FOR $4,000
TO LON MCDONALD

Bard Allerton, brc. 1909. py Alier-
ton-Hsughty. by Baron wilkes, D. A.
Tibbetts. Waterville. Me-. s2s1
Dreamwold Brownies Imp. trotter.
Big. 1908. by Dare Devil--Dreamwold
Brownie. by Ashland Wilkes W. j.
! Lowell. Watertown, s2S5.
b. trotter. bh 1900 by Belmont Prince
ID. Talbot Rockand Me- $50
Pierpont Morgan CD. ATTN. trotter. bg.,
1901. by Idolita--Queen Regent. by Axtell
f. A. Cowie. Worcester, Mass. 1910.
Blushing Bride, trotter, bh.. 1899. by
Dare Devil-Barbara. by Kentucky
Prince. +. A. Upton, New York, s38.
Winona Belle. trotter. bf., 1902. by
Chimes-Sheen g., by Mambrino King, j.
Walker. New Market. y. H.. sl45.
The Enchanted. trotter. bh.. 1901. by
Idolita--Vanetta by Vasco. j. Flanders.
Lancaster. n. H., s145.
jolly Frtar. trotter. bm.. 1901. by Idolita
-Vsnetta, by Vasco, J. FLANDERS, Lam
caster. ~ H.. sis5.
JULY Friar, trotter, bg.. 1901, by Re
tonica-Saly Wilkes. by George Wilkes
j. y. Kelly w. Harwich, Mass. s24o.
Tony Sally. trotter. bf.. 1902 by Be-
tonica-Sally wilkes. by George Wilkes.
l.. s. Gray. Fall River. Mass. 800.
Tahanto, trotter, che, 1903. by Dare
Devil-Starina. by Alcantara. q. A. Sted-
man. Lafayette. r. T.. so.
Leah Dictator. trotter. brrn.. 1901. by
Ponce de Leon--Blsck shrew, by Dicta-
tor. L. Marder. Newark n. j.. s17B
Consignment from Robert Proctor,
agent Readvlle. Mass:
Go See. PAGER. bg., 1896. by Nuthurst,
r. l.. Wood. HaverhilI Mass. 1910.
Consignmnt from A. Mcdonald agent.
Readville. Mass:
Octoroon Chimes. trotter. bic. 1903. by
Lorenzo Hamlln Grace Chimes by
Chimes. II. r. Pierce. stansted. p. O..
$3.50
Consignment from VI. C. Kilkenny. Con-
cord. Mass.
Moth Miller, 2o7 pacor. rog. 1894. by
Alcantara--Dusty Miller, by Triceps, j. h.
Shaw, New York. $3.50
J. W f. 2:l5i1. PAGER. big. 1895. by Coast
nan-Lillie NJ. by Combination, ID. Tai
bot Rockland Me. $3.50. 5
Ben Hal, 2:l5h. trotter. bg. 1894, by Ban
L-Blue Bell, by Blue Bull A. Johnson,
Brockton Mass. $500
Consignment from the bingham Farm.
HrnEnHrr Msss.: -
Tabor 2:i9%. trotter. brig. 1895. by Tenn
pie Bar--Nadieska. by Enfield, r. Bur
nett Revere. Mass. 800.
Black Watch. trotter, bln1.. 1900. by Fer
gus McGregor-Foulard, by Jackdaw, J.
Goldstein. Kearney. ~. j., NSo.
The Mermaid. trotter, chm, 1899. by
The Shamrock-Nancy by Corlander. II.
c. Thayer. So. Braintree. Mass, $3.50.
Royal Highlander. trotter. bib. 1870. by
Jackda w Elsie McGresor. by Robert Nc
Gregor, l.. g. Gray. Fall River. Mass,
s1s5
wvcon1be trotter bh. 1900. by Arena
Emblem. by Empire. r. F. Mulhsll. Nor
ristown. " j.. s2sS.
Dick Miller trotter. brig. 1900. by Grat-
tan Roy--Lady Richards. by swigert, l..
s. Gray. Fall River Mass 500
Barker. trotter bg. 1900. by Grattan
Boy-Anglna. by Anteco, A. Williams,
Frankford. Penn, s1s5.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22

The Breeders Track al Readville Is
bus fling with the activity OF midsum-
mer The down east" auction ia on,
and as a crowd-gatherer II is up TO ex-
pectations
Codero. the roam son OF Blngen and
Jolly Bird. set the onlookers wild when
he marched OFF two furlongs in 3lA
seconds. with the last eighth at an even
two-mnute clip. Bard Palmer had
promised to show him a quarter In 20
seconds and when he beat Il men be-
gan 10 realize that all the nice things
which have been said OF Codero were
founded on fact
As he appeared a few hours later seek
Ing a new owner he looked a king and
the first bid. coming from a New York
man. was 5000. This was raised ny SAM
uel Hastings OF West Medford who stay
ed In the game up 10 5000. when Lon Nc
Donald. Frank Hayden and A. " Parker
dropped I'm. and bidding against one
another. carried the price to 5000 where
the hammer fell TO the nod OF Mr.. Nc
Donald
The sales of yesterday follow:
Fred A., PAGER. rog by Greystone-
Pansy by Vigo Jr., j. II. Gregson. Provi-
dence r.. j. $40
Sidney Rowland. PAGER grg.. by Wal
beck-Happy Lady by Happy Day. David
Talbot. Rockland, Me. s3S5
Gardiner, 2:2i&. PAGER grg. by Badger
Wilkes. by Winthrop morrill, D. j. Foley.
agent Saco. Ne. $40
joe Patch. 2;31h. brg. by Joe Patohen-
by son OF Red Wilkes. j. F. Wilson. Cort
land. n Y s240
Nelly BLY,. troiter, Inn. by stamboul-
Sadie McGregor. by Robert McGregor. T.
,, Gray, Fall River. Mass, 5000
WOODROW, tratter. bh.. by Madwood-
Rosafnond. by Bayford. T.. s. GRAY. sl25
Jasper. trotter. hg. 1901. by Spanish
Baron-Llsta' by Erin. l.. $. Gray Fail
River. Mass $40
Chestnut Boul. trotter chh. 1901. by
Observation-Disclosures by Guy Wilkes IT
{ Thayer. South Braintree. 1925
belle Morgan. trotter. blm. 1900, ID. r
peary. Leominster, Mass, $40
Dorf Moor, trotter, nm 1900 bv Al
landorf-Daly Moor. 225h. by raiv.
w. n Riley. No. Attleboro Mass. siNn
MISS Carolita, PAGER. blf. 1892. by The
vincible-Carolita. by Dexrer Prince
j. r Wilson, Cortland. y. Y. s935.
Fonda 2:l2A, PAGER. BIN. 1893. by rc-
lineator-Molly Moore. by Ned Wilkos-
H. J. Morrison, Boston Mass. 5000.
Locanda's Daughter trotter. br~1.
1901. by Locanda--Young Bird hv
Mambrino Boy. l.. Marder. Newark. y.
j.. $3.50
Victor, 21sh. chg.lses. by Egbert
Red-Heather, by Robert Mctiregor. 4.
johnson. Brockton, Mass ssCO.
Genevieve. 2t12h. chm 1895. ny Nay
king-May ID. by Almonaa.ra. w. T.
Pierce, Stanstead. s220
Major Bing. be, 1905. by Bingon--
Peggy. by Baron wilkes. r.. Z. Tran
ter New York. $3.50.
Lady Epop. trotter. NJ 1894. by Iron
Plunger--Nessonis. by ATerson. (ieorse
Grow. Boston. SOS.
SiNpense. trotter. be. 1905. by Achillo
-Amoita. hy Mambrino Startlc. noet.
Proctor. Readville. Mass. s2ct.
Codero, trotter. roc. 1909. by Bingen
Jolly Rita, by Mambrino Startle.
Robt Proctor, Readville Mas $1,000.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
FLASH OF
OLD DIXON

AT the Gloucester A. c. last night
George Dixon. the ex-featherweight
champion OF the world. and Billy Ryan
OF South Boston put UP IL Of the fastest
and most scientific rounds ever seen in
Gloucester. The agreement was that the
bout was to be called draw II both men
were on their feet at the finish.
II the contest had been decided on points
Dixon would have been a winner. for he
did almost all the leading. lie showed
much OF his old-time cleverness. being
fast on his feet. while his famous left
lab and right cross were in good work
Ing order. Dixon took good care OF him
self IN clinches His leads were most
~ for the jaw, with occasional raps In the
stomach.
Ryan also showed great form. and
proved 10 be careful. scientific boyer.
The bout was a good one all the way
through Dixon's form was a surprise
to the spectators. lie Is far from being
sll in.
In the prelminaries Kid Bridges OF
Gloucester knocked out Danny Shea Of
Boston in three rounds. and Paul Hewitt
and Young Quinn. both OF Gloucester
went six rounds 10 a draw. Jack Shee-
han was the referee. About coo saw the
bout
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22

what developed into womens champion
ship golf competition was established
yesterday az the Woodland Golf club At
she opening OF the annual meeting OF the
Boston Womens Golf association when
Miss Mary Dutton OF the oakley Country
club and Miss Francis G. Osgood OF the
Country club played Ave extra holes in an
1s-hole contest before the match was de-
cided in favor OF Miss Dutton. a difficult
style on the 23d green. which Miss Dutton
negotiated. brought an end 10 the long
contest.
The other matches OF the q that were
played during the day went beyond the
18th green, while two more reached tho
final hole before the victor was sure of
her win. Summary:
Miss Margaret Curtis. Country club. de-
feated Miss Katherine Duncan. Brae
Burn. 7 up. 9 20 play. Miss r. s. Porter
Country club. defeated Miss NJ G.. Ward
Keniiworth. up, 10 play. Miss Chat
lotte Duncan. Brae Burn. defeated Mrs
George l.. Fargo. AIst0n, 2 ND. 10 pfay1
Mrs. r w Batchelder. Oakley. defeated
Miss Margaret Cobb. Newton, : up. 6 10
play. Miss Harriet s. Curtis. Country
club. defeated Mrs. j. waterhouse, Wood
land. UP. 10 play. Miss M. r Phelps.
Brae Burn. defeated Miss L. Moreland.
Kenilworth. Z up. 6 10 play. Miss B,nion
defeated Miss Oseood. up, % holes. Miss
Alice Underwood, Oakley, defeated Miss
Louisa A. Wells. Country club. up. TO
play: Miss r. f. Morrill, Brse Burn. de-
feated Miss c, Humphreys. Kenilwbrth, 4
UP. TO play. Miss Nancie Johnson. oak
ley. defeated Mrs. w. L. Crocker. Brae
Burn. S up. TO play. Miss c. shreve. Brae
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22

and In jiffy they were all lying down &c
| Il like "A pack Of greyhounds with tho
sand and gravel kissing in volleys about
the Jockeys ears.
There was nothing In that bunch that
| could head Roseben I'm n six furlong
| sprint. and the crowd hung breathless
in their places 10 see his expected rush.
! He got away fourth. and having only
oxford between him and the rail- laid
hotly for the leaders. AS they swept past
| the grandstand the blue and gold above
Rosebens withers was in second place.
They came and went like a wild gale
through n forest and the uUtsu Of their
hoofs died away like the far roll OF drums,
At the half the bobbing head and faring
nostrlls OF Roseben came out OF the press.
and hair a furlong further he was flying
In front like a Wild bird In front OF
storm.
"Oh. if he only has lungs equal 10 his
legs" somebody YELLED. Roseben was lead
ing by a length and a half. with Delhi
coming like a locomotive behind. Next
came Dandelion. while Merry Lark had
fallen back into the dust fog.
Even at this point IL was seen that
ONeil on Dandelion had set out to catch
Roseben by mere speed, when every other
Jockey apparently knew that Roseben
would die and come back at the seven
furlong post
Foot by foot and yard by yard ONeil
drove the flying chestnut up until he hau
pulled Roseben down 10 even terms. and
then the great sprinter. his heart bursting
with effort, began TO 60 back from sheer
inability 20 hold the pace further.
Behind him and behind the sturdy Dan
delion came other horses better fitted for
the distance. fying along like the living
chariot OF the apocalypse. And so IL was
that Roseben was done for. and swallow
cd up in the ruck.
But the ill-advised rush also finished
Dandelion. Coming into the stretch tho
speedy chestnut stil had the legs OF the
field with Proper well up. Merry Lark In
the middle OF tho bunch and Delhi abso-
lutely last
AZ the last furlong post there came
from some unknown locality In the rear
gangling dust covered vision that ran
like a scared tackrabblt. or q woman fiec-
ing from a mouse.
II was old Lady Tokalon She had
worked up patiently from the rear. and
having a fine pair OF lungs. had passed
everything but Dandellon and The Picket
The jockeys behind her looked on I'm
dlsmay as she set sail FOR The Picket.
overhauled him. cut him down and then
went hard and fast for Dandelion
That useless sprint after Rosebcn had
told heavily on the Hitchcock horse aud
when called upon for the supreme effort
az the last hundred yards he was unequal
20 tho task
Redell brought Tokalon on and on and
nifty yards from the wire challenged Dan.
delion chung 10 him and fought him hack
into second place by n neck, with The
Picket third.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
CLOSE SCORES MADE IN
W0MEN'S NATIONAL GOLF

Burn. defeated Mrs. r. c. Davis. Country
club. up.
Miss Alice Bradford. Country club, beat
Miss Florence Herrick. Brae Burn, up,
6 to play.
Miss Pauline Mackey oakley. beat Mrs.
@ G. Dutton. oakley. up. TO play
Miss Grace Stultz oakley. beat Mrs. T.
r Munroe. Commonwealth, 6 up. To
play.
Mrs j. r. Mullen Woodland beat Miss
F. Aldrlch. Allston. up 10 play
Miss NJ w Phelps. Brae Burn beat
Miss Josephine Bleak. Allston. 5 up. 10
play.
Miss NJ. b. Adams Wolloston, beat Mrs
r. c. Fisher. Commonwealth. s up. I @
play
Miss Helen Johnston. oakley. beat Miss
r. F. Levi. Newton Highlands. mp, TO
play
Mrs. Alex McGregor oakley. beat Mrs.
Emily Lockwood Country club. 9 up. 2 20
play.
rtyv Nfury-- r o-ri1rtf+l f5H+4A- -t2-iri -hnaI
Mrs b. w Parks. Allston. 3 up, 10 play.
Miss Margaret Curtis beat Mrs. Con-
verse. s up. 10 play.
Miss Allen beat Miss Poster. up, 20
holes
Miss Morrill, beat Miss Duncan, UP. 10
holes.
Miss Underwood beat Mrs. Batchelder, Z
up. 70 play
Miss Harriet Curtis beat Miss Dutton. /
up.
Miss NJ. F. Phelps beat Miss Howlnnd. 6
up. 10 play.
Miss sbreve beat Miss Johnson. up. 1
20 play
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
CHICK TUCKER OUT
BY TOMMY MURPHY

In the clnches that hurt Tucker but
the Avonia fighter was unable 10 get
away from them.
The third round was the beginning OF
the end. Murphy Outfought Tucker, and
toward the end OF the round he dropped
Chick for the count Tucker arose
Rroggy but by his stalling tactics he
was able 10 last 10 the end OF the round.
Both came up strong for the fourth
round Murphy had been instructed 20
follow up the advantage gained in the
army nving Most Of his blows found 4
mark on fuckers Jaw. and after about
two minutes OF fgntng Tommy put a
hard left hook. followed by a right. 20
fuckers Jaw. and the Avonia scrappcr
went down and out
The hght was held In the open air and
more than 1000 sporting men. most Of
them race-track patrons. witnessed the
contest.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
Candidates For BrookIyn's Classic Event

In this order they thundered over the
finish line
Then above thetumult or hoofs arose
the deep clamor--the bull-like roaring OF
ten thousand voices mingled with the
Shrill screaming OF numborless women
who had won on the race or who had lost
their patrimony and Knocked the stuffing
out OF their husbands pocketbooks.
For the first time the Brooklyn Handi-
cap had been won by new horse and
new Jockey The Judges ordered Bedell to
parade Tokslon up past the field stand in
honor OF the occasion, and great was the
enthusiasm thereat
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
GARRY
Defeated

Lew Myers easily defeated Mike Nc
Garry. a brother OF Amby. the champion
walloper Of the Bronx, in a six round bout
last night at the stag OF tho Marlborough
A. c.. New York. Mike was substituted
for Amby. who could not go on because OF
a sore mouth. Amby had his face cut in
his recent fight with Hook Keyes in Phil
adelphis. and his physician advised him
not TO fight until the wound healed.
Meyers was on top OF his opponent all
through the bout and several times Nc
Garry was on the verge OF being knocked
out.
The three muoh-touted Jordan brothers,
who came 10 this city from Chicago with
big regulations as fighters. proved a big
disappointment To the crowd Two OF the
brothers. Joe and Frank. were decisively
beaten In their bouts. and the third. Lou
was afraid TO try conclusions with John
ny Carroll
Joe was the first 20 appear lie fought
with Mark Devlin, but Jordan was the
mark" Devlin made look like n novice
and tho rounds were cue 90 save Jordan
from n knockout
Frank went on with Al Greenwood, and
received such beating that he was glad
when the nnal bell rang Greenwood
Knocked Jordan down repeatedly. and I'm
the third round put his man through the
ropes with n hard smash TO the body.
In the other bouts Rob Moore beat Kld
Carter. Willie Green won from Tom
O'Conncu and Rilly Golver stopped KID
Nelson I'm one round.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22

Tommy Murphy OF Harlem knocked
out Chick Tucker OF the Avonia A. c..
in the fourth round OF their fight at the
South Brooklyn Athletic club of Sleeps
head bay last night. The fight was one OF
the best ever held between men Of their
weight From the first IL was clear that
Murphy was fuckers master, and IL was
only a question or time when the knock
out would land The Harlem lad had the
better or every round except the first, and
that was an even break.
Murphy was by far the cleverer boxer
and Tucker was made the target for a
hewildering series OF swings and jab7
in the first round. Chick managed 10
get home several hard swings that evened
the score, and when the bell rang neither
had an advantage
In the second round Murphy's clever
ness began TO tell. and he cut fuckers
nose and mouth with his tantalizing jabs.
Tommy worked a sneaky little uppercut
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
MATHEWSON STREET WON

Last evening the Mathewson street
POLO team met the stars aggregation
Of the home rink of the former and
won the game TO ? The PLAYERS
on the two teams were Mathewsons
William Freuwley. John Fitzgerald.
J Casey. James Caughey and. " VIII
locks The stars Bonny Kenny. Fd
Horton. =. W Dunn. Peter Larsea and
Fred Doren.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
kMkTUER CHALLENGES

TheBench Holders challenge any team
In the state aged from IA 90 q years.
Send all challenges 10 Manager Daniel
Carroll, ~ Trenton street, Providence.
The lineup 70 as follows:
Joe Cronin, e.; John Hafrey. D, Bob
Patterson. 1b.. Eddie Mcdonald, C. T.:
Jerry Buckley. =. r.: Frank Keegan. I. 4 .
William Table. =. =: Martin Kelly. h. /.
James Baldwin. 30: Mascot. Qne-Arm
Toney.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
BALTIMORE

Runs-Badcl. Gettman 2. Murray. Nc.
Connell 8 Mattress g. McMams-IO.
O'Hara. Hall. Hunter q Hearne. Mason.
O. First base on errors--Buffaio 8: Raj.
timore 1. First base on balle--oa KIssr.
ger 4. OF Mason g. Three base hits
Grubb. McManus. Mcconnell Two-base
hits-B Badel Mcconnell q Sacrifice bt,.
O'Hara. Jennings 2. Hill 2. Stolen ba..,
--tiettnian. Mattress ?. Double plav--
Mason 10 Jennings TO Hunter. Umpire
Moran. Time-2h. SIN.