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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
LADIES" SAW BOXING
.. BOUTS IN GOTHAM
journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. ss ..-s q
New York. May 9.-Women In handsome cos
tunes at the Marlborough Athletic club last
night five rafting boxing bouts, one of them
ending in a Knockout -.
This was the first public exhibition Of pugilsnl
to which women were admitted as a matter of
course ever known in New York. Among the
spectators were Ex-Governor Frank Black,
Heinze. the Montana copper man, John A. Drake
and John W. Gates. The exhibition bene-
fit for the San Francisco fund. The bouts were
between Andy and Mike McGarry. brothers,
Jim Donovan and Willie Lewis, Charlie Seiger
and Kid Stone, Al Greenwood and Kid Lewis,
in which Lewis scored a knockout. -
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CHICAGO PLAYS HERE
Series of Two Games Scheduled for
Northrop Field Diamond.

At its meeting yesterday afternoon the Min.
nesota board of athletic control confirmed the
contract drawn by Manager Frank Reed with
the University of Chicago management for two
baseball games to be played Northrop field
June IL and 13.
The board further considered the question Of
DR.. ii. L. Williams contract coach, and a
committee was appointed to draw up new
contract at $1,000 year. The resignation of
Gilmore Dobie as assistant coach was accepted
but no steps were taken toward naming his
successor. 1t was voted to allow the high
schools to use Northrop field for their annual
meet on MAY 26. ---.-L -. -
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IOWA SEES LIGHT
Hawkeyes Tired of Student Manage.
ment of Athletic Affairs.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. -. 49,
Iowa City. Iowa. May 9.-Important changes
in Iowas athletic management will probably be
made by the university's board of regents when
lt meets here next week. 1t is believed that
tine regents viii grant the request Of the athletic
board and engage Captain Marc Catlin the
former Chicago football star. 10 serve as man
another year. Coach John G. Chalmers will
resign at the close of the football season next
winter, and begin the practice of law Then,
1t is understood, Catlin will be engaged Also
as coach. and become member of the varsity
faculty. physical director (,
The effort of the board to secure Catlin az
financial manager indicates the desire on the
part of the Iowa faculty to abandon the student
manager plan that has obtained in the varsity
here turnout its athletic history.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
PLANS TO MATCH
0'BRIEN And CANS
Tom o'Rourke Would Put on a
Freak Bout at Essing-
ton.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Baltimore, May Eff Joe Cans does not
get big match in the east 1t will be no
fault of Tom O'Rourke. One of the matches
O'Rourke has in view for the Tuxedo Athletic
club of Essington is twenty round battle be-
tween Jack OBrien and Cans. Cans was YES
terday in receipt of a good offer for such q
match and Joe is willing to meet the clever
Quaker.
Il O'Rourke claims O,Brien cannot draw the color
line and thinks there Is probability OF the
match being made. Cans and O'Brien are two
of the cleyerest men in the game and altho the
many wise ring fans who believe Cans, iii
proper condition would beat O'Brien
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DEATH PUTS! ]. LID D. !.
ON SHARON BOUTS
Preliminary Fighter Dies as a Re-
! suit Of a Ring 49,.
". Battle. -..
journal Special Service,

Sharon, Pa, May 9.-As a result of the death
of Harry Mccarthy, participant III q preliminary
bout to the fight between Tommy Feltz of Brook
]yn and Jimmy Dunn Of New Castle, Pa, Monday
night, boxing exhibitions, Will, hereafter be pro
hibited in this city.
For several years Sharon has been the only
rcity in this end of the state in which these eX.
hibitions were permitted and it has enjoyed quite
reputation among the sporting. element all over
the country in consequence 4 s.- ..,- ...s
The coroner's inquest into the death of Nc
CaEthy was held yesterday. II A post norton ex
animation showed that death due to thu
rupture Of blood vessel in the brain, due t.
over-exertton. verdict of accidental death was
rendered by the coroner's jury and it recommend
ed that hereafter fights be prohibited in Sharon
An ordinance to this end Will be presented a
the next meeting Of the council. ''1'- '.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
DuoGHERTY COMES IN.

journal Special SERVICES.
= New York. May 9.--Pat Dorgherty. outfelder
of the American league team, who left that ag-
gregation last week because of disagreement
about salary, will return at once, the salary
having been arranged to Dougherty's satisfac-
tion. Dcugherty was at his home in Bridgeport
when he received today from Manager Clark
Griffith to come to town Immediately and re-
join the team. Dougherty will return to the
city tomorrow and probably resume his old place
with the New York American team tomorrow.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
sCTIAEFER IN TRIM
Defeats slosson in the Billiard Play at
Chicago.

Chicago. May 9.-George Slosson. the cham
pion 1872 billiard player was defeated here last
night in the professional tournament now In
progress in Orchestra hall by Jake Schaefer by
the score Of 500 to 495. Score. (
schaefer-o, Q. g.. s. 10. "a. 6. o. o, 27, a. o.
1o3. 4. !. 81, o, SO. o.. O.. 80 10, 1, 81. Z. so;
total, 500; high run. 1903: average, IL 7-29.
Slosson-4, o, O. IL. 10, IA, /, 10, "a 90 90.
10. So II. 10, 1. i, 2.2. A.. "a, 2, 1, 8, so, I,
40. g: O, So; total 495; high run IS. average,
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LAWSON DECIDES TO i.
. : !. = ). SELL. HIS KENNELS

Boston. May 9.-Thomas W. Lawson has de-
cided to dispose Of his kennel dogs. The sale
will be in connection with the auction Of light
harness horses May q. English bulldogs, Prince
Charles spaniels, Dalmatians Blenheim spaniels,
King Charles Spaniels, Ruby spanies and Boston
terriers are in the list. This will be one of
the biggest sales in American kennel history:
Enormous prices have been paid from time to
time for bulldogs and toy spaniels by the we'll
known financier. and he has some of the best
known dogs in America. .- s-'z r.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING CT THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY

-.- GAMES TODAY
New York at BROOKLYN ~.
Chicago at St. Louis -
Boston at Philadelphia.
- AT Brooklyn-- Ri E
New York 80 o O 9 o O O-5
Brooklyn ...!......0 3 0 o j 30 O. 70 0
- Battertes--McGinnity and Marshall: Mcintyre,
Scanlon and Ritter.
At Pittsburg- r r
Pittsburg .........o 900 "a 3 /
Chicago .........0 Oh 0 / O 0 o % 2
Batteries-Leever and Gibson; Wicker, Brown
and King. f"~ ,.. -
n At Philadelphia R q
Philadelphia $50 1 % Ooo no-1 8 8
Boston 90 3 o 9 OF 10 2
Batteries-Rtchie. Pittinger and Dooin Lin
deTman and Needham. >..t = -
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aoPHERs IN ACTION.

Tomorrow afternoon at 3:45. the Minnesota
team will meet the aggregation from Upper
Iowa university in the second game OF the So.
ries Brown will pitch for the gophefs and
the rooters look for a victory aItho Upper Iowa
is admittedly strong and has an added ineen-
gophers have twice defeated the team from the
state university of Iowa, the traditional enemy
of Upper Iowa in. baseball. The cold weather
of the last week has not dampened the ardor
of the collegiate rooters. and large crowds are
attending the games at the university.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
YOUNG GOULD GOES
DOWN BEFORE MILES

London. May 9.-At, the Queens club today,
after splendid series of victories against the
leading British covered court tennis experts Jay
LIQUID OF lakewood, n. j.. today went down be-
1ore the worlds champion, Eustace Miles. in
the championship round the latter winning the
match by three sets to one
FIhe American champion started splendidlv and
won the hrst set by Ga, but thereafter Miles
PERFECT condition seemed to tell. The champion
ser tremendous pace and Gould was palpably
ured. The second set fell easily to Miles by g.,
IN the third set. Gould made a great fight
but the set fell to Miles By Cd. = -
IN the fourth set also went to Miles by ss-s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
MINNEAPOLIS FIGHTER ON COAST,

Los Angeles, May 9.-Joe Kelsey. the CLEVER
Minneapolis featherweight boxer. will meet Kid
Dalton in one of the preliminaries to the Attell-
Hermann battle Friday night. Kelsey. who Is
now In Los Angeles, Is in fine condition for the
bout and is confident of beating Dalton this
time. Several months age these boys met here
in a six-round draw, altho Kelsey said to
have been entitled to the decision.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
BROWN IS CAPTAIN
VIII Lead Gopher Team for the Bal
ance of the Season.

Monte Brown Of Minneapolis has been chosen
captain of the Minnesota baseball team and will
lead the colegians in the remaining games of
the schedule. He was chosen at a meeting
Of the players last evening. when the resigna,
aion OF George Tyler, the former captain, was
Brown is a Junior academic at the univ.rs,+
a member of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity,
and one OF the strongest pitchers on the 90
pher staff He played on the Minnesota team
OF 1904 and has had an enviable record in
the games he has pitched this year. =
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1-- . Il *
defeated the Wopderlands Saturday by score
OF II to II, and deny all claims advanced by
the the manager mana Of the Wonderlands They say
no more. and that unon the Wonderlands re-
fusing to abide by this contract the umpire
good game for the Blue Ribbons. and H. fssacs.
who hit six doubles out of six times at bat,
was wa, also among the particular stars. They
Bank, pitcher; 3. Boasberg shortstop; J. segal,
first base; P Zacks, second base; A. Meyers,
third base; =. 1ssacs, left field; b. Levin, cen.
address Philip Zacks, $3.50 Eighth avenue n.
The Mohawks Of South Minneapolis claim to
have have one Of the fastest amateur teams of IL
commodate anybody who desires to be shown.
For games call up South HAIL. 3
,o The HOPKINS Nationals defeated the Excel
were played. Austin Hamilton led the batting.
getting singles in four times at hat. making
r tse snd struck ws1
even foul the bali The Nationals want games aae
New UIm, Norwood Palace or Lunds Preferred,
Address Arthur s.. Nash Hopkins, MINI. 8
At q meeting held last night the Condensed
captain for the coming season Captain Lewis
VIII lead ALL, his Condensed Foods aganst the fas,
the Of
has been signed to do the twirling for tbs
Condensed hoods, has a reputation held Is,
few amateurs In this part of the country Fol
games with the Condensed Foods, address Angus
Linn, 71S Fourteenth avenue TSE.
Manager Steinmetz Of the Kelly-Steinnet;
team denies any knowledge Of ascheduled game
with the Minneapolis Linen Supply team. A
scrub team. composed of three ks. outfelders
q ks. first baseman and catcher, together wifi
four scrubs, played a fys-inning game witt
r. +. Steinn,etz, 1911 Fremont av n. Game fo
May 20 desired. s.
& The Hocomek and Brens of Hopkins defeated
the Gerber Brothers by the score of 8 to 5. Th,
Hocomek and Brens would like to arrange game,
with 16 or 17-Year-oldst from town. Lund
or Chippewas preferred. Address Hugh Owens
Hopkins, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
MANKATo Is oRGANIZED. Z

Mankato. Mimi, May 9.--The Mankato base
ball team has organized for the season and is out
for the championships in it's class. It is ready to
meet any Is or 19-year-old team in the twin
cities or elsewhere. They line up as follows:
Reggie Lappin. shortstop; Harry Chris. first
base: Carl Rush. second: Charlie Enes. third;
Louis Larson. left field: Ed Nelson center;
Archie Jones. right. For games address Reggie
Lappin, 100 Front street, Mankato. Mimi.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
NORTHWEST BASEBALL
BROOKINGS TRIMS SAINTS

Brookings, s. D., May 9.--The Flynn Seifert
ball team of St. Paul met severe dfubbing
at the hands of the Bookings Reds on Monday
and Tuesday. The rain Monday confined the
game of the two The slab artist for Brook
1ngs was the famous Erickson. and for St.
Paul Shannahan and Hoffman. Score by in
nings: - -, " ~ q. rs~a-s.,- r. x
St. Paul ...:............0 0 0 90 OIL
BrOokings ...............O . $50 0 % 50
Tuesdays game murder in the first de-
gree. The score tells the mournful story. The
cannonading began early i'll the game and
grew fercer as 1t progressed. Every man on the
team handled the willow in such way as to
drive the saints to drink. Burwell and Shan
nahan performed in the box. -
Bookings ......0 / 3 6 o Z 30
st. Paul .........0 0 0 o 0 0 90
The Flynn-Selferts will meet Watertown
Wednesday. Brookings, will meet Fargo Mon
day and Tuesday. II. .E.4~t r-e =, =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
MinneamliS

Two-base hits Cadwallader, kim 2; home
runs, Hart. Wrigley; struck out by Robertai1le
4.sby Cadwallader /; bases. on. balls, OF CAD
wa1lader; double plays, Hulswitt to kim q;
sacrifice hits Oyler. Fox; left on bases, Mime
/ apolis 4 Columbus t. Umpire, Sullivan. Attend
ance, H. 600. Time, 1850.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
COLLINS THREATENED -
WITH PNEUMONIA
Journal Special serxine.

Journal Special Service, -.. ~
Boston,, May 8.-Manager Jimmy Collins Of
the Boston American baseball team is confined to
bis bed at his hotel in this city. Collins con-
tracted severe cold several days ago. but
continued In the game until he was obliged to
take to his bed last night. 1t was announced
that Collins condition has grown much worse
that his temperature was 103 and that symptoms
OF pneumonia has developed ). .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
BUTcHERY IN NEW YORK

Journa! Special Service.
New York, May 9.-Jimmy Britt and Terry
McGoyern are to meet in a limited round bout
IN this city. They were matched last night by
Athletic club to try conclusions in ten-round
bout at stag to be brought off by the club in
Madison Square garden on May %. They will
box at catch weights. 55sa
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
HERMANN FAY0RITE !
OYER ABE ATTrII
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Los Angeles, May 9.-Betting on the AtteIl-
Hermann battle has opened at 10 to with tne
odds favorf1g Hermann. Many ring fans are
arguing that these false odds and that It
should be an even money proposition, but the
concensus OF opinion seems TO be that Hermann's
greater weight should make him favorite At
the betting resorts today it was stated that
there was more Attell money IN sight than
Hermann money, but it has all been left with
an order to place it at odds greater than 10
to g. Both men are now In perfect condition.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
DucKY HOLMES GETS BUSY.

Lincoln, Neb..s May 9.--Mahager Holmes of
the Lincoln Western leagie team tonight an.
nounced the release of Pitcher Harmon, Sec
ord Baseman Schugart and Outhelder Harms.
Holmes Is negotiating for another pitcher and
an outfeldeE
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
PEACE AT DETROIT.

Cleveland May 9.-Manager W. B. Armour
and Secretary Nayin of the Detroit baseball club
held conference here yesterday. at the
clusion of which the positive announcement was
Detroit team.
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MADISON LAKE 8. AMBOY i

Mankato Mimi, May 9.-The Madison Lake
ball team defeated the Amboy team by score
of 6 to O.. Mankato; defeated Madison Lake s
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INJUNS TURN ON NUTS

Kansas City, Mo-, May 9.-Kelum and Frantz
both pitched winning ball yesterday, but KEEL
lum, who given better support, was more
effective at critical stages. The score:
Kansas City .....O l 0 0 00-1 5 8
Indianapolis ......O 0 0 0 ID 8 0
Batteries-Frantz and Leahy; Kellum and
Weaver. "
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MuDHENs wALLoP PARALYT1cs

st. Paul, Mimi, May 9.-Gillen held St. Paul
down to four scattered hits yesterday, shutting
them out. 3 to O. Parkins pitched good ball
for st: Paul The score R Fl e
st. Paul '........0 0 0 90 4 1
Z Toledo ...........O 1 o 0-3 6 o
Batteries-Parkins and Drill Gillen and Alb
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
YOUNG GOULD WINS
Takes First Set in Court Tennis Play
in London

London. May 9.--In the court tennis champion
ship round today jay Gould of Lakewood n. j.,
won the first set against Eustace Miles. holder
of the championship. so
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
THREE-I LEAGUE

Peoria Cedar Rapids postponed, cold weather
Dubuque-Decatur game postponed, wet grounds
Davenport Springfield game postponed, rain.
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GRANITE FALLS Y. MARSHALL )

Granite Falls, Mimi. May 9.--Granite Falls
high school defeated Marshall high school by
score of to 6 in game played here Satur
day. The game ran out to ten innings but
Marshall made only one score after the first.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY. -.
\ Washington at New York z
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Chicago. .- .-.' 3,
Detroit at Cleveland. @i kali #
At Boston - - r II
Philadelphia. $3.50 0 o'o1l215o Iii 20 5
Boston. ........ 0 0 OIL 0 90 o. s 2
Enthusiastically and schreck, Tannehill and
Graham. .s.-s
At New York, r. q
Washington. ....... 2 OF 2 o FL 0-s IL @
New York. ....... 0 0 o o O. o q O--3
Batteries-Kitson and Kittredge, Leroy, Clark
son and Klenow. E#$=g
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WESTERN. LEAGUE
COLLEGE BASEBALL

at Denver-Des Moines 8, Denver A.
At Pueblo-Sioux City IL, Pueblo 4.
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At delphia-Amherst II, University Of
Pennsylvania s.
At New Haven--Yale s. Syracuse 0. g5'S.
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WATERFOWL, S. D.. May. 9.-Watertewn took
revenge on the Flandreau Indians yesterday by
scooping them up without trouble by a score of
II to q Jones was invincible. allowing the
savages but three bingles. The Grays were
wound up for eleven hits. Manager Clayton ar
rived from St. Paul last evening and will play
with his men against the Flynn Seiferts to-
morrow. ..E s--#t sss5., Il.
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DAssEL Is. LITCHFIEID H.

Dassel Mimi, May 9.-The Dassel high school
ball team defeated the 7Litchfeld high on the
local grounds here yesterday by a score of
13 to IL. r... = .~-4. ..t.
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BOOKINGS 8, FLANDREAU 2.
WATERFOWL H., FLANDREAU 9

Brookings, S. D., May 9.-The score in Sun
days game was: Brookings 8, Flandreau In
dams 2. . -. =. $
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PITCHER WON ON
HIS LONG SLAM
The Story Of a Game Wherein
Columbus Received the
~ Harpoon.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
PLAYED. Won. Lost,

- GAMES TODAY.
Columbus AZ Minneapolis.
Toledo at st. Paul. .*@
indianapolis at Kansas City. e
Louisville at Milwaukee.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

7 Tho beaten to the tune aof g. to o1ast Sunday
by the ienys, the S, &.I. team has not lost
much pleased. with the; work Of his team, as
this was the: first time players had been to
ssteeF stand In a hs s tb saps
& Els, has pitched ifJr Some, gears, and he
feels confident that in very short time he
Or any team in their class. The S. s& LIS
would like to hear from some fast teams, either
IN the city or out of town, the salzers, Laurit-
ferred. For games with the s. & LIS address
George Bryant, care Of the Eagle Foundry; or
call up Twin City 1e543, or Northwestern East
The Elites defeated the Twenty second Ave-
nue. nue. sluggers. f3 to ZOE The winners would
the city, For games address 1905 Washington
The. Northwesterns wish games with any 10
| or 11-year-Old team in sthe city. For games
address Raymond Moriarty, 1914 Western ave-
nue.. %f'g-.- -<- 81 a.. ~ '~: - .'
college was victory for st. Paul's college,
! II to IL. Observation-Disclosures, Anderson and
Johnson s College and Maker
lined up as follows: Mackenzie, catcher H.
Ross. ppiteher; R. Ross sshortstop; Norton, first
base; A. Berry, right field; Glazbee, center
field; Armstrong, left field. -,
Of to 3. The Beavers wish games with any
10 or 14-year-old teams in the city. For games
ADDRESS Henry Fjelde, 1l34 Emerson avenue IN
The Gophers have organized team for the
season and wish games with any 10 or 16-year.
old team. in the CITY,. The Yictors preferred
For games address Harry lynch, ,1143 Dupont
| avenue n. - D. ,. -'.,--. - i
The Clinton baseball team won game from
the Thirteenth Avenue STARS by a score OF
| Z to 1. The Clintons have met defeat but
once this season, the game lost going to the
Shamrocks. This was the second game with
the Slamrocks. the first game going to the
Clintons. The Clintons4 have defeated the Lyn
dales by the score of o. to II. The Clntons
| desire games with any, 13-year-old teams Ii
| the city. Address all Communications to l.
THOMPSON, -3120 First Avenue $. s.i.-..
The Eagles have played and won four games
this season and are confident that they car
! defeat any II or 12-year-old team in the city
Red Stars or any other; stars. They play. the
Highland Parks IT.. at North High Athletic
| field today at 4:30 p. M! For games address
Eddie Hurley, 1913 Fourteenth. avenue N OF
telephone Main 4646-L2 . j. g..
| The Pegg & Rickerts deny the statement thai
they did not defeat the Defenders. The man
ager says that the score to 3 in favor
| Of the Pegg & Rickerts In the last of the
ninth, and since the Defenders got only foul
scores in the ninth the final tally was to
in favor of the Pa r.. They add that thu
statement of the Defenders is a bluff and tina
they will call it by playing them again fo
any money. They would also like to hear from
any other fast 1S-year-old team. Call Mali
/ 3s36-J. tFs.- 49,