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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-05-19
Lexington Township Democratic Meeting

At the township meeting Saturday
at the court house the following dele
gates to the county convention at
Higginsville Monday, May IA, were
unanimously elected; Alexander
Graves, Horace Blackwell, VIM. Aull'
e. N, Hopkins, J. II. Campbell, S N,
Wilson, John Wilmot, J. G. Cren'
shaw, Clarence Vivion, Wat Aull,
James p. Chlnn, Killian Long, Johr
Chamberlain, Orlando Bradley, LouiI
Gratz, Arthur P. Young. Isas'
Hulver.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
JAckIEs DON THE MlTTs.
Over 1000 People See Uncle Sans Boys
Box at Rockiand.

Rockiand, Me, Aug. 30-BetWeen 2OU0
and 1900 persons. with many women
witnessed six lively sparring events on
Wednesday night at the Broadwa =
grounds between the sailors from the
North Atlantic squadrons. The bouts
We're pulled off under raised platform
by electric light.
Brennan. u. s. &. Alabama, 135
pounds, got decision over Brophy, Z.
$. kentucky.
Higgins, U. S. S. kearsalee got De
cision over Burke, L. S. s Missouri
lG0 pounds each.
Katzenburger, L. s. s. Maine, 10
pounds, and Green, L. S ). kearsargc
105 pounds. draw.
Taylor, L. :. s Iowa, 146 pounds, de-
feated Schlimper. L. S. S. IndIana, I42
pounds, in third round
Cruiser, L. S. S. Kentucky, l35 pounds
defeated Reulah, U. S. S. Maine, 1870
pounds, in third round.
Rollins. N. S. 5. Kentucky. and Glib
bons. L. S. S. Missouri, 1a0 pounds
draw.
The referees We're Midshipman Walk
er, j. j Stuart of ROckland, Lieut.
Tomb and Midshipman Howard
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31

Frank burke. the New York National
capture from New Haven. has hit for
.34G in the Connecticut League.
Connie Mack had the pick of the
Rochester team in return for the loan
of Pitcher Henley and chose Catcher
Carisch.
Boston Herald: Boardman, O'Neil,
Cassidy, Duggan are playing win
the Hallowell club of the Maine Trolley
League.
Dennie Sullivan, the young outfielder
purchased for the Boston Americans
from Minneapolis, has a batting aver
age of BIG. He stands second i'm that
association as a base-stealer, with 70
to his credit.
Lewiston defeated the Walkovers OF
Brockton at the South End grounds at
Lewiston Wednesday in a loosely
played game. batting Rudderham, late
of Augusta, out of the box in the
fourth and scoring eight runs.
William J. Murray, manager of the
Eastern League Baseball Club in Jer-
sey City, has been engaged to act as
manager of the Philadelphia National
LtdSUt tedil, succeeding Iluoi DoiA , >
who retires at the end of the present
season. Murray will take with him TO
Philadelphia two of the Jersey CITY
players. McQuillan, who plays uhder
the name of Mack, and Grant. McQull-
Ian is a pitcher and Grant thlrd
baseman. Grant is a student OF the
Harvard Law School and has two
years to study before he graduates.
McQuillan is a resident of Paterson lie
is a sure fielder, 4 good batter and
fleet runner. He is considered one OF
the best of the young pitchers in the
Eastern League.
RostCn Herald: When asked about
the successor to Former Manager
lanes j. Collins of the Boston Amer
leans. President &. B. Johnson of the
American League said at the game
Wednesday that there would be no new
appointee this season, but that the
club would be under the direction OF
Chick Stahl. Mr.. Johnson said there
was utterly no truth at all to various
rumors connected with the names OF
several parties NO" said Mr.. John-
son, Hugh Duffy will not succeed Mr.
Collins 1t will not be Mr.. Armour. and
it will not be Mr.. Jennings. 1t will be
Mr.. Murray, for Mr.. Murray will sue
ceed Mr.. Duffy in Philadelphia. |
think very highly Of Mr.. Murray, also
of Mr.. Jennings" The head Of the
league was highly satisfied with the
showing the Bostons made yesterday
and felt satisfied that it's record would
be better by considerable i'm the future
than it had been. The whole RESPONSE
bjlty now rests upon Stahl and there
was a dash and endeavor to win that
has been utterly foreign to games in
the past.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
BOXING NOTES.

Tommy Love and Young Kenney will
box in Lymansville Sept. II.
Steve Mahoney Wednesday accepted
an offer for Jimmy Briggs to box Kid
Sullivan in Baltimore Sept. IA.
George Sler. who will referee the
Cans and Nelson bout. says it will be
the last fight at which he will act as
referee.
Aurclia Herrera, the Mexican fighter
arrived in Boston Wednesday night
from Malwaukee. He is looking for a
match with Kid Goodman.
Steve Mahoney, manager of Jimmy
Briggs and Harry Edels, left for Sagi-
nav Wednesday night to look after
Briggs in his fight with Harry Lewis
in that city Labor day afternoon.
training Briggs, left Thursday for
Portland. where he is to meet Billy
Burke Labor day Jack Sheehan will
referee the bout. which should be Il
hot one.
Portland will two fast bouts Mon
day evening at the Auditorium. Johnny
Frazier featherweight champion OF
Maine, and Frank Adams Of Newton,
Mass, will go 10 rounds. and Harry
Edels, ,welterweight champion of New
England, and Billy Burke of Richmond.
Pa. will go Is rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Rev. John NJ. Brockie. formerly pastor
of the Old Town Congregational church
and a graduate of the University of
Maine in the class of 1906, has accepted a
call to the pastorate Of the Orono Con
eregational church and will assume the
duties of his new charge on Sunday
morning.
John and Emogcne s. Cross of New
port indicted by the grand jury for arson
and whose trial was expected To be held
on that indictment the latter part of the
present term Of court, We're in court at
Bangor Thursday, arrafgncd and pleaded
not guilty to the Indictment. Owing to
the length of the Briggs murder trial it
was made necessary to postpone the trial
of the arson case until another term and
this was assented to by the court Imme-
diately after their arraignment they ap-
pcarcd before the court and gave bonds
until the February term Of court. The
indictment charges them with burning
the buildings of Orrin C. Folsom in New
port on June y of this year. Bcftram
l.. Smith, Esq, and w. S. Townsend,
Esq. appeared as counsel for the re
spondentS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31

but il left for him to pass on he would
rule that Cans has the same privilege
rs the contestants in the majority OF
the championship fights of the last 10
Years and can weigh with or without
his ring clothes on.
Nolan has shown he is stubborn
fellow and when lie insists on anything
nothing can sway him. He says that
the fight will be according to the rules
and no matter what the referee or any
one else says. he will not recede from
the stand he has taken on the weigh
1ng-in part of the program.
If Nolan proves as stubborn as he did
about who should referee Nelson's fight
with Britt, and if Cans will not agree
with Nolans ruling. there is apt TO be
not only no fight, but some serious
trouble.
Cans has also taken a hand in bring
ing up knotty questions He says that
according to the wording of the articles
signed. he can take his time about go
ing into the ring after he weighs in at
3 o'clock.
Whlle the sports do not blame Nolan
for taking advantage Of every point TO
match his man Well. they DO consider
ne is unsportsmanlike in insisting On
Cans weighing in with his togs on, af-
ter Cans consented 10 cat the rir :
down to IS feet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Director Of the New York Corn Ex-
change Bank Thursday voted to increase
the capital stock from s.. 600 900 to 81 600
600. Stockholders will vote upon the nIan
on Sept. 20.
The Grand Lodge of the improved
Benevolent and Protective Order Of
Elks of the World (colored) has elected
X. l.. Phillips of Boston, grand es-
teemed leading knight.
The joint Democratic and Silver partv
state convention met at Reno, New
Wednesday and adopted a platform
which declares a Democratic Congress Is
needed to enforce existing laws.
Lady Campbell Bannerman, wife of the
British premier Sir Henry CampbeI-
Bannerman. died at A. NJ. Thursday at
Marcnbad, Bohemia She had been an
invalid for years.
Shortly before midnight President Cor
nelius of the San Francisco Street Car
Mems Union issued a statement contain
ing proposition for settling the street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
AERoNAUT FALLS 1000 FEET.
Parachute Refuses to Work-No Bones
Broken-Will Recover.

Bridgeport Conn, Aug. 30.-Fred l..
Owens, an arOnaut from Haverhill,
Mass. who is one of the attractions at
the Southport carnival, fell 100 feet
Wednesday when his parachute refused
to open, and, striking in a tree, broke
his fall and saved his life. He was
picked up unconscious and hurried to
the Bridgeport hospital, where it was
found that not a bone had been broken.
Owens is suffering from the shock.
but it is expected he will be about in
less than fortnight.
He was scheduled to do the triple
parachute drop from a balloon. He
made the ascension at and cut away
from the first and second parachutes
all right. but the third one did not work
satisfactorily and he shot downward
with lightninglike rapidity.
ThoSandS who saw the mishap were
spellboUnd. as they supposed that they
We're looking at Il tragic ending of the
venturesOme act. Owens shot into an
elm tree near the freight station. The
slightly and there was a cracking of
branches and limbs. He was seen TO
slip through the tree and down to the
ground. where he was found uncon-
sciOus.
He was carried at once in an auto to
the Bridgeport hospital. An examine
tiOn showed that no bones were broken
and that beside several scalp wounds
he was only suffering from shock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31

A serious collision between two ocean
steamships in the Roston lower harbor
was narrowly averted Thursday in a
dense fog which hung over the water in
the vicinity of Boston hight. The White
Star liner Arabic. outward bound for Liv.
erpool was making her way slowly out
to sea when suddenly the Dominion At
lantic steamship Boston loomed up out Of
the dense fog, heading straight for the
Arabic's amidships. The captains on both
sh,ps Immediately ordered full speed
astern and a collision was avoided with
the massive bow of the Boston less than
hslf 4 length away from the side of the
outward bound ocean liner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31

us by two big-lOoking runs and for
eight longer innings they kept their
lead.
1t was not until the eighth in the fun.
niest play of the season that tied
the score and the way it happened was
a surprise. 1t surprised the players
themselves, especially Reilley. who was
the chief factor in the performance
And what is funnier still, he did 1t by
trying to play too good baseball.
Here's the way it happened: Henderson
singled and stole second and third in
great style. Then Duff sent couple Of
foul flies way out back Of third and In
Mr.. Rcilley's anxiety to retire Mr.. Duff
he forgot that somewhere in the back
part OF the rule book man is allowed
to score from third and when he but
toned on to that ball. Henderson scored.
Reilley's last contribution came i'm the
ninth when he again tried to throw out
a little infield hit from Twombly's bat.
and the latter reached first and later
second. These things counted. We do
not mention them to find fault with
Reilley. He is a fine player and We
merely mention il to explain how it
all happened-nOt to "knock" in the
least, and Gardiner people ought not
to either. for ne is one of the king
pins of their team.
Again IL might be said that Angus
ia was reaching for the game from the
first More than half the time a hit
meant runs and had It not been for
good work by Dwinal at these times
Augusta would have had an easy time
indeed. On the whole. Augusta out
played the visitors except for the first
inning. SO don't blame Reilley too
much.
There were a number of fine plays.
For Augusta, Twombly made a hand
some play when he threw his man out
first In the eighth in what looked like
a safe one Then the all-round playing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

TWenty-one merchants were convicted
for selling adulteratcd food and drugs
during the past month, according to u
statement issued Thursday by the Massa-
chusetts State Board of Health. Cities
and towns in which the adulterated arti-
cies We're found wera: Beverly. Boston.
Dedham. Everett. Greenfield, Gloucester,
Lowell. T.eomlnster North Adams. Pea
body, Springfield and Wakefield. The re-
port also stated that 1874 dairies were in
spected during the month and that only
30 of them were found free from obiec-
ticnable conditions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
SlLER FAvORS CANS.
Sides With Him on Weighing in
Nolan Objects to Siler.

If it is left to Referee Sier to decide
whether Cans and Nelson shall wear
their fighting tog> and carry the gloves
they will use when they weigh in, Siler
will undoubtedly say they need not
This point was raised by Nolan and
he claims that according to the rules
the fighters are obliged to do so. No
lan's reason for insisting on such a
thing was his hope to force Cans to
get such a low weight as would weaken
him
Cans declares he will not stand for
such a ruling. as il would weaken HIM
Siler reached Goldfeld a few days
ago and had a talk with Cans and the
fight promoters. The weiehing-in uues-
tion was put up to Siler and he said
that it is a point for the club to decide
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
Augusta Just Dead Cinches
That Championship.
Wins 4 to 3 From Gardiner
In a Halr-raIsing Contest.
Eiih koanIsioa Did Il, After Score Was 3
10 0 Against Us.

Augusta settled the Trolley League
championship at the Driving park yes
tsrday afternoon by defeating Gardi-
ner by the score of to in the most
wildly exciting game of the season.
There have been many exciting games
this year, but this was the game when
things were settled and this fact, to-
gether with the closeness of the score
made the occasion just what we have
said--the greatest O. the year.
Another reason why it was exciting
was the way things went. Gardiner
started off in the first inning with three
runs, to our great surprise and cha
grin. and for six long innings they led
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31

of Augusta at critical times was good
while Gardiner made a gOodly number
Of errors. as the summary shows.
AS result of these, Gardiner
changed her team about during the
game, Reilley replacing Jones at third,
Jones going to right, and Pattee COM
ing in to second.
And by the way, Pattee made a
great play at second when he made a
double in the sixth-cutting off what
otherwise would have been certain
runs.
Bernard played a fast game at sec
Ond and his work and the long timely
drive by f. Remission in the ninth
which settled the game and the
championship were among the pleas
ing features from an Augusta stand
point.
II. the three years Of Trolley ball this
makes the championships one year to
Winthrop. Gardiner and Augusta re-
spectively. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31

railway strike by arbitration. He re.
cedes from his former unyielding atti-
tude in respect to the demands for in
creased wages and shorter hours
Ambassador Tower Thursday at Ber-
IN presented Brig. Gen. Thomas III.
farry and his party to War Minister
eon Einem, and Chief of the General
st-t Won Motke, after which the
American officers attended at the EN-
perors invitation, the ceremony at the
palace OF mailing the flags to their
S'ais on which occasion the visitors
We're presented to His Majesty, who re-
ceiVed them with great cordiality, en-
saglhg Gen. Barry and Brig. Gen. WIN.
+. Duvall in conversation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
Closing Racing and Fast
Time the Rule Thursday.
6rat Wins 2.05 Pace, Straight
Heats, 200 IL to 200 3d.
Mac Mac, El Mllagro, Or. Chase, Budd and
Sister Collalts Also VI.

uace was again the feature of the Grand
Circuit meet at Readville track today.
and four of the horses were well punched
n all three heats. Grat winning from
Baron Grafton in each heat by a head
While no records were broken, the times
were fast The California gelding Mac
Mac was the favorite in the 21l trot and
won two heats without difficulty. Ell Mi
lago took the third heat and qualified for
the 30 class.
In the 2lS trot, the entire field of II
horses raced well punched from wire to
wire and finished spread across the track
"a II they were scoring. Budd was
awarded the initial heat by reason of
breaks by DR.. Chase Captain Bacon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
NO INDICTMENT
Against Ice Company or
Individual at New York.
The Judge Discharges Grand
Jury Without Usual Thanks.
Some Favored Indleling, But The I6 Volss
Gould Not Be Mustered.

New York, Aug. 3O.-The August
grand jury today handed presentmec.
TO Judge Rosalski in which they said
they had gone through great mass of
evidence concerning the alleged ice
trust, but they did not find sufflcient
evidence upon which to base an indict-
ment against any company or individ-
ual. The jury was then discharged
without the customary thanks of the
court.
IL developed that there was consid-
cradle difference of opinion among the
individual members of the grand jury
as TO what action should be taken.
some We're in favor of indictments.
Whiie others held that even If it could
ne proved that the American Ice Co.
hau curtailed the harvesting of the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Cincinnatis have taken Pitcher
Minnehan from Toledo.
"a man is never old until he admits
it," said Jim" O'Rourke the other day
Harry Davis has made eight of the
100 home runs scored by the American
League this season.
The "VOluntcer Organist" ball team
defeated the shoe factory nine IS to S
at Belfast Wednesday.
Van Zandt. the old Nashua player,
now with st. Paul. is among the good
hitters this season with .303.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
BULLET THROUGH HEAD.
o. p. Stone OF Maiden, Despondent,
Shoots Himself at Summer Home.

Portland. Me. Aug. go. =. Stone
of Maiden. Mass, travelling salesman
aged 55, killed himself with n 22-calibre
revolver by shooting through the right
temple today at Cliff Island. where he
had passed the summer as had been
ms habit the past II years. He had
been nervous and in poor health for
some time. His wife and son were
with him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
New Bedford Ties Law
renee for Third Position.
Defeats Her on Own Grounds
d TO 3 in Eleven Innings.
Lynn, Manchester and Worcester The Other
Winners on Thursday.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE .
AT LAWRENCE.

New Bedford defeated Lawrence IN an
thinning contest. 4 to 3. Lawrence took
the lead in the first inning. but New
Bedford tied the score In the tI.Td and
won in the llth.
Lawrence .........l 5000 OUV U-3-Il-3
RittcricS-E Elliott and CUVcney; Lee and
Cote. Time, 30. Umpire, @ Brien.
AT LYNN.
Smith pitched again for Lynn. kept tn.
visitors hits scattered and enabied the
home team to win the third c0naecutiv:
game, ) u 3: Tie feature was A long
running. catch by INLAND which resulted
in a double play
Lynn ...........1 ! Q l X-5-12-3
Lowell ...O o c q 0 l-3- 81
Batteri, s-Smith and Madden; Cameron
ana Burrill. Time. lao. Umpire, Henry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
SPORTING NOTES.

Portland Advertiser: Harry Vigue
made his first appearance here as
roller skating racer last evening and
made good for he beat Billy O'Brien in
jig time. It was the Waterville boys
race all the way and he was never in
danger Of defeat from the pistol shot
till he sprinted down the rink the last
trip, whole lap to the good
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
AMERICAN,
Boston Wins From Phi|a-
de|phia in Loose Game.
C0OmbS Has No Control and Is
Taken Out In the First.
New York Wins Two From Washington :.
Score 5 10 0, 9 10 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, Aug 30 Errors by the Aeth-
letics turned the scale in a loose game
today. Boston played perfect game
and won 3 to 2. COMBS had no control
and was taken out of the game before
any Boston player had been retired and
after he had given three bases on balls,
but none of these counting in the run
getting
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
LlvERMoRE FALLS RACES.
Outcast Wins the 2.54 Class and Viola
Belle the 2.29 Race.

Livermore Falls. Me-. Aug. 3O.-(Spec-
iaD.-In the closing races of the series
this afternoon the 2.3i pace or 22l trot
ed by s. A. Fowler of Lewiston, with the
bay stallion The Lover second, and the
bay maIs '--'"" 9. third. In the a.2s pace
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
AT WORCESTER

After HaXerhill had s. ecnred q lead III
the first three innings through Worccs-
tcr's loose rlayIng, the home team bat
ted out 4 victory : 10 ). t1C Singles aud
three doubles securing fly" runs in the
fourth inning after tEo men we're out.
Worcester .....1 | 0 X-y-l4-i
Haverhil .....2 . 90 0 ! o O-5- 81
Hattaris s--Ru. hey. liorsman and
Enotts: Walttlmun and Connolly ana
Eagan. Time, I45 Umpire. Hastings. 3
AT MANCHESTER.
Manchester CutclaSScd FAN River.
Swore was battcd hard at all stages
while O"r1oie WAS effective with men on
bases. Murch exCelled at the bat ana IN
tie field. getting i've hits in as many
times at the bat and making several dill
ticult catches.
Fan River % . u q q q / -
Patt-ries-O'Toole ana McCabc; Swope
and Sullivan. Time, 1.i0. Umpire, Stat
ford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31

Japan's notification that it will con-
tinue Danly as free port until China
provides customs houses on the Rus
sian frontier, resulted Thursday in the
New Chwang chamber Of Commerce
petitioning the consular body to sus-
pend the collection of duties at New
ChWang pending the regulation Of
Manchurian customs The Chamber of
Commerce maintains that the present
condition threatens the existence of
New Chwang.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
BROOKLYN.

Earned rnnS-IOstGm ;, bfOUkIEn :.
Two base hits-Eates, Lindaman. Lewis,
Lumley Three base hits-Howarl, Jor-
dan. Hit-On Sctnlon in /, innings; off
Stricklett i'm innings Sacrifice hit
Casey. Stolen bases-CioOde. Abperman.
Lewis. Left on baSeS-BoStun I. BROOKLYN
G. First base ON ball5-Of Scanlon l, of
Strickett >. off Lindaman .. First base
or errors Boston 3, Brooklyn !. Struck
out-Ry Scanlcl 3. by Strickl-tt ., by
I.indaman :. Time, 2O3. Umpire, Car
penter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures 4. Jersey
City g.
At Observation-Disclosures s. Toronto !.
At ProvidcnCe-Jcrsey City 8, Provi-
dence 6.
| At Newark-Newark 6. Baltimore 5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31
THE WEEKS SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Friday-Athletics at Boston, Washing
ton at New York, st. Louis at Detroit
Chicago at Cleveland.
Saturday-AthleticS at Boston 1.-TWO
gamasj Washington at New York (tWD
sames), st. Louis at Detroit. Chicago at
Snnday-Clevelan at Chicago. Detroit
at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday-Boston
at Brooklyn, New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Chicago. Pittsburg at st.
Louis.
Sn.urday-Boston at New York. Brook
Ign at Philadelphia. st. louis at Chicago.
I'ittsburg at Cincinnati
Sunday-St. Louis at Chicago. PittsburS
at Cincinnati
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Friday-I.ynn at Worcester Lowell at
New Bedford, FAN River at Lawrence,
Haverhill at Manchester
aturday-Lawrence at Lynn. Lowell at
New Bedford Fall River at Haverhill,
Worcester at Manchester.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
E'riday-Jersey City at Providence, Buff
faio at Montreal. Rochester at Toronto.
Saturday-JcrSey City at Providence,
to. Baltimore at Newark.
Sunday-Jersey City at Providence, Bal
tinore at Newark, Buffalo at Montreal
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Friday-NOrwich at Springfield Hol-
Haven. New London at Hartford.
Saturday-Springficld at Bridgeport
New London at New Haven, Holyoke at
Waterbury. Norwich at Hartford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-31

Three-base hit-Hayden. Home run
Knight. Sacrifice hts-Lord Stahl, Stoi,
en- baSc-Ioey. Double plays-FerriS and
Grimshaw: Parent Ferris and GrimshMw;
Murphy and Davis. First base on balls
OF Coombs 3, off Dygert l, off Winter 2.
Hits of Ccombs / III l inning; off Dy
gert in innings; off Waddell 0 in / in
ning Struck out-By Winter g. Time,
l57. Umpire Hurst