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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-26
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Education of Martins
burg independent School district un
Ill Monday, Aug. 5, 1907, at l. o'clock
noon for heating plants for the Second
ward and Fourth ward schools and for
Improvements TO the one already in
stalled at the Fifth ward, according 10
plans and specifications for same on
file with the Secretary of Board of Ed
ucation. Martinsburg, w. Va.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
(Signed) A. L. Russier.
President, Board of EduestoA, Mar
tinsburg w. Va.
w. A. Pitzer, See.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-26
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
Minnie F. cushwa

Minnie F. Cushwa
VS.
VIM. e. Cushwa
The above named defendant will plessslt AXE
notice that dispositions of sandry witnesses
viii be takdn In the above styled suit, now
pending in the Circuit Court OF berks iey
,...-. -. -. ..loaaay 49, L.. s.ay Of
August Iso7 between the hours OF o'cloc k IN
inc morning and 6 ocl ,ck in the evening at
al the Office of A. I, Russler, in the Blondel
building in Aartinsburg in said county and
state to be read in behalf of the plaintiff at
the hearing of said cause. Ii for any reason
the taking of said depos .tious should not be
commences, or being commenced, should
not be completed on said Gay, the same wlll
be continued from time to time until com
Respectfully
Minnie F. Cushwa
By counsel
Faulkner YaiS,r and Woods
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-26

Parties who went 10 Hsrpers Ferry
To visit c; mp rdway complain that
the hsckman rol bed them by charg.
ing them 75e. one way. Nobody rode
both ways and Eost people walked the
round Trip.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-26
LOCAL MARKET.

Prof. w. A. Pitzer,w and son Les
ter, returned Wednesday evening from
visit to Eastern Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. They had q most enjoy
able visit but were glad to get home,
just like everybody else who ever liv ed
in Martinsburg.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-26
II You Want TO Sell

Your farm,
Your town property
or any other property
Call to see us.
Just at this time we are hunting for
several farms suit customers who
are nxious 70 by farms.
Porterfield & Boyer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-26

Mr.. ID. Gold Miller, of near Gerards-
town was in town on Wednesday
morning with load of fine potatoes of
the Irish cobbler variety raised by
him. The potatoes were fine size and
smooth and yielded 225 bushels Ito the
acre. The land being actually mess
ured ground.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-26
Dropped Dead.

Ann Ferguson, an old colored woman
dropped deae while sitting at Kear-
neysville station on Wednesday last.
She appeared to be perfectly well and
died in an instant without moments
warning.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-26
Terms

One-third cash residue in equal pay men
at one and two years, the purchaser giving
his notes or bonds for the def FRED payments
70 be secured by a deed Of trust on the prof.
erin sold with a provision respecting fnsur-
tnce OF buildings as additional security, such
notes or bonds be airing Interest frou day OF
sale. Possession OF farm given April, ! 1908
landlords share Of crops reserved. Possession
Of house April l, 1908.
Rsbeocs d. Bysrs, Exr'xi
John ], Bysrs, Exr.
J. ". Dodd, Auct.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-26

Washington, July he. IL. Har-
riman, the railroad magnate who b; 5
had the administration by the ears fl +
the past year, stands charged by The
Interstate Commerce Comm ission
with a criminal otiense punishable by
a fine aud Imprisonment Of not less
than six man,hs; with maintaining q
q gantie condensation in restraint oI in
terstate and foreiga commesce; with
draining the resources OF "a pros erOus
railroad and with eopti~tti &s~ii own
operations under What the commission
characierizes as u NE. hou 'of indeien-
sible finapciDg.,'
Hartman, the autoerat of Wall
street, leading factor in railroad OF
eratious of the east, AMI almost tie
absolute monarch in railroad and
sleamb at transportation west Of the
Missis,ippi river, the benefei = of
enormous land grants from the feGer-
Nj .overA.neut that are now OF iDdai-
G. .lsala va.ue, The wouii he dictator of
uoii. zeal ..uriles and the arrogant de-
heruf coults, eo.nmerc ial integrity and
tie -ng stick is al the last face TO
f ZEE with the legal machinery of the
government, which he has 50 often
: ,ored.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-26

Pursuant to an act of "a q leg stature of We
Virginia. of nineteen huadrcd anI seven, ! s
amended and Ie-enacted entitled AN "a.
limiting the power of municipal corporatlot,
to impose taxes" the citizens and taNp ayers
of the corporation of HedgeSville W, Va
are hereby notified that the following is an
estimate of the availabla aSsetts and the
amount necessary to be lie led Tor the eur
rent fiscal year 10 cover all debts aAd l,ahili-
tiesipayable during sucn year, and present
outs anding Indebtedness arranged and esti-
matee under each separate head as required
by said act:
streets loo 90
Lights 90 90
Salaries "A 60
Co mission p 90
Bills Payable TO 90
Miscellaneous u 90
Total &27l. 80
J.T. Slaughter, Mayor
NJ : Butler, Recorder
lists
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-26
Public Sale

The p,ard If Il iucation Of Gerar $50 9A Va
trict v III sc ] at pubic auction ~ ~
HON, of J X. DaDny one an ho,
s,uth OF Gsrardsto Sn after the SAFE u
fers nal property on
Tuesday Aug. IS 1907 /
The school house and lot know rs lne
gan $ hool located three miles soutl I'D
arisiown on the road leading iry'h "'''
town 10 Greensp ing th. a
The lot contains h lfan acre being "a ~ N
lot cenyeyel to the Ger ,rdStoWa fI len ;
ucation by jos phi Morgan Ell 81 "h Iess
vevance is Of record in deed book y
OF the land records OF Be kelley coul'fn ,,Hd
The house is good substantial 'io9e "sI
2oxsc feet ard 10 feet TO the s1ut r Wv sag,
sls< roof good floors, doors ana VIII
will with the expenditure OF 'H
make nics home el.
TERMS made known on d c,. o, 90, n {
BY o. der Of the Board OF .f.INe"'''
ardstown district. ,,.,,.. p,as
AN Graham SecE'
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14

Saturday afternoon the Elmwood Juniors
defeated the Vailsburg Juniors by a score
of 0 to 2. The Elmwood Juniors have a
few open dates in September for 70 to 10
year old teams. Send challenges to Man
ager Charles Winning, 1879 Rhode Island
avenue. East Orange.
A game with the Woodside A. C. base
ball nine Is desired by the South Orange
A. C. for next Sunday afternoon. First
class teams desiring games with the South
Orange team address p. o. box 2l5, South
Orange.
owing to cancellation. the Velox S. A.
c., of Irvington. has Saturday open. and
would like. to fill the date with a first
class team. Address II. Radgeley. %
B%rookdale avenue, IrHington, N. ].
The Branch Brook Boys would Ike to
hear from a good pitcher and a fast second
baseman about 10 or IA years old, to play
sunday afternoon games. Send word to
Nick Casale, 140 Seventh avenue,
The South Orange Athletic Club has next
Sunday afternoon open for a game to be
played with a frst-class team at South
orange. Ad iress T. o.. Box 215, South
Orange.
Any II or u year old team wishing to
arrange a game for Sunday afternoon with
the Founder A. c.. may do so by com
muricating with William vidt, 80 Bowery
street.
The Crosstown r. c. would like to ar
range games with the Young Hustlers and
Fire Boys. Address j. ID. Gaertner, 400
Hunterdon street, or telephone 81.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14

GOOD FIELD
CLASS FOR
DEAL TOURNEY
Best Golfers in the East Will
Compete at Shore This
MOnth.

A high-elass field has been assured for
the annual Invitation Of the
Deal Golf and Country Club. August y 70
"A. Prominent among the early entrants
are Jerome D. Travis. Of Montclair. the
national champion; Waiter j. Travis. of
Garden City: Gilman F. Tiffany, Of Powell
ton. four times champion of the Hudson
River Golf Association, and Harold Wilcox,
of Montclair. a former metropolitan cham
pion.
Others who have sent in their names
are II. c. Fownes. c. B. Fownes and J. S.
Martin. of Oakmont; S. A Rowbottom and
W. r. Smvth, Toronto Golf Club. Canada'
T. NJ. Richardson, Panmure Golf Club,
Forfarshire. Scotland; Ralph Peters. ir.i
Midland; Bryce S. Evans. Brae Burn; A.
T.. Dwight. Seabright; 3. C.. Fuller, Apa-
wanda: Karl Mosser, Brae Burn, and II,
V. Seggerman. 81. PaulE.
This tournament always attracts a large
entry. there having been more that 100
starters last year. But the chances are
tina on this occasion fiere will b. quail
itv as well as quantity. A year g
Tiffany won the chief trophy, defeating
Robert Abbott. Of Yale. in the fnal.
Neither Travers nor Travis competed.
According to the conditions the entire
first day will be devoted to an eighteen
hole medal play qualifying round, con-
testants to qualify In four sixteens for the
presidents, vice-president's, treasurer's
and captains cups. First and second
match play rounds will be in order on the
next day, with the semi-inal and final
rounds on Saturday. There will also he an
eighteen-hole medal play handicap on the
last day. Entries must be made through
club secretaries before 3 p. m. Monday,
August 10, to w. r.. Delehanty, at the
Deal Golf and Country Club.
The many American friends of Harry
Nardon, winner of the open championship
of Great Britain in 1896, 1898, 1899 and 1908.
and of the title In this country in 1902,
will be pleased to learn that the man
from the Island of Jersey has almost en-
tirely recovered his health. At his best,
it is generally agreed among the critics
that Vardon is a little bit better than any
one @ese. For that matter, the leading
professionals will say the same thing.
Not long since Vardon anf James Braid
were engaged by the South Shields Golf
Club for an exhibition. In the forenoon an
eighteen-hole match was played. in which
Nardon fully maintained the form he has
been in during the greater part of the
summer, and defeated Braid by 3 up and .
to play. In the afternoon Vardon again
won in a stroke competition. beating his
man by two shots. The former made 70
and y, against rs and "A for Braid.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14
CANADA, STAYS HERE.
Seneca Wins Final Race by More Than
a Mile.

ROCHESTER,, Aug. 1I-The yacht SEN
eca. defender ofathe Canada's cup, yester-
day won from the Adele, the Canadian
challenger. finishing more than one mile
ahead, in weather supposed to be favorable
to the Clyde-built boat. This concludes the
contest, the cup remaining here. The SEN
eca's unofficial time was 2:30:50.
The wind blew from nine to ten miles
an hour Mt the start, and grew stronger
until IT was twelve or fifteen, and later
twenty miles, with a twenty-five-mile gale
ut the finish. The Adele did not attempt to
finish. but left the course after seeing the
puff of the gun denoting that the Seneca
had won. The Adele sailed straight for her
moorings. The heavy weather showed the
stuff of which the boats are made and the
crews were busy all the time.
The Seneca had another sail yesterday,
the one used in the trial. The weather
was so rough that it was thought advisable
to substitute it for the larger sail used on
Saturday and Monday. The course was
triangular, seven miles TO the leg, and the
first leg was a beat direct into the wind.
1t was IA close race nearly all the time for
the first seven miles, but on the reach the
defender picked up a big lead, and on the
run home before the wind the Yankee
boat made the gap wider all the way.
The official time: Start-Adele, 11:l5:10:
Seneca, Il rs :13. First ~turn-Seneca. 12:AG;i2:
Adele, 12;52:14. Second turn-Seneca. l:3S:19:
Adele, 1:45:04. Finish: 81 80.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14
KITTREDGE MANAGING DAYTON

ment that the Reading Atlantic League
Club has signed Catcher Malachi Kittredge
md Stovall and Delehanty, Of Cleveland.
YRS another Lawson yarn.nt Neither
itavall nor Delehanty have Been sighted
4 Reading; as for Kittredge he signed a
gntract Yesterday to manage the Dayton
am Of the Central League.
Three errors In one game is a new ex-
Renee for Jimmy jones. The Ken
ieEian is troubled with his eyes, which
counts for the fniscues.
. 8 .
Ee National Baseball Commission to-
decided that Billy Gilbert, formerly
the New York Nationals but released
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14

One of the features Of the big stag at the
Crown Athletic Club at the Clermont Ave
nue. Rink IN Brooklyn tomorrow night viii
be a three-round bout between those good
old champions, Terry McGovern and Young
Corbett. Terry has entirely recovered his
health and spirits. and an active life OUT
doors has put his muscles in good shape
again. Corbstt. too. mas stuck 70 the Quiet
life. and as their short go tomorrow night
should prove interesting. The old cham
pions intend to go in for theatricals, appear
Ing together on the stage.
They will go on for their bout immedi-
ateiy before the main fight of the night,
the bout between Willie fitzgerald and INK
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14
GOLF AT CAPE MAY.
Mrs. Kennedy Wins First Prize in a
Handicap Medal Play Tourney.

CAPE MAY. Aug. 14-The ladies of Cape
Man Golf Club held a handicap medal
play tourney yesterday. Mrs. Fred Stovell
had the best actual score for one round,
but Mrs. Kennedy, Of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club. carried off the first prize in
a net u. The buffers tourney. for the Mrs.
r. Norris Williams Cup. was also held
yesterday, and Miss Shearer was first,
Mrs. Luther C. Ogden second and Miss
De Silver third. The scores of the main
event follows:
Mrs. Kennedy, 1G, 1871. Mrs. f. Stovell,
s. 1913; Miss Guile Davis, IL. 1875;
Mrs. Joe Lucas. II. 115-1O3; Miss Rena
Dimond, II. 1l9-107; Mrs. Percy Collins,
&. 11G-10S: Miss Smith, 0. 1918: Miss
Annette Davis. 0. 114-114; Miss Florence
Daniels. Q. l24-115.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14
BUFFALO.

Totals ............. "a 2 z x23 IL
XNnKNinkle nIt ON hunt striknl
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14
FLORIDA AUTO MEET.
Motorists Favor January for the Pro-
posed Long-Distance Race.

Now that racing officials and AXE OF
racing cars are beginning to look forward
seriously to the proposed long-distance
race in Florida. which is planned TO serve
also MS an eligibility contest for the suhse-
quent shorter races of the Ormond-Day-
tona meet, opinion is crystaliizing in favor
of January as the most convenient date,
III view of the shows being all over with
this year by the end Ct New Years week.
March, which was suggested w~iThout\ma-
ture consideration would be n time at
which the presence of makers. dealers,
motor Journalists and others connected
with the trnde world have to be at home,
attending to the opening # the spring
trade. A January date during the trade
hiatus following The shows would be con-
venient to all and at the same time per-
init CT Il week or two following to attend
the motor boat races at Palm Beach and
Miami, to say nothing of the regattas
planned for Daytona and Rock Ledge.
Incidentally an auto expert remarks: III
the American manufacturers would but
take advantage of the circumstance, the
suspension of the Vanderbilt cup race this
year might be a benefit, as 1t gives them
for that due preparation which they
yet have made. Abroad the racing
cars are completed and being tested our six
months before the race. instead Of the maxi
finishing them a few weeks before, as
they do here. If those who have racers
under way and those who intend to build
keep Mt work MS steadily as if there was
to be a race, there might be some cars in
the contest next year capable of winning
the cup for this country"
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14
CL0THIER IN POOR FORM.
Larned Forfeits in Tennis Tourney,
Orange Player Wins His Match.

NEW YORK. Aug, 1.-THE default of
William A. Larned and the continued poor
showing Of William J. Clothier. the ma
tional champion, were the features of the
Meadowbrook tennis tournament at South
ampton, L. L., yesterday. Clothier had con-
siderable trouble defeating II. Hitchcock,
of Yale, the second set going to rs.
WElie c. Grant defeated Carr b. Neel, Of
Chicago, after three hard-played deuce sets.
Grant also defeated Neel at the recent
Longwood tournament.
Charles f. Watson, jr., of the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club. won his matches in
the preliminary and first rounds, defeating
p. Boardman and n. Rae, both of the
Meadow Club.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14

The N1antic-Avous will meet the Wallis
drg Stars on the Boylan street grounds.
9ailsburg. Sunday afternoon. Strang. a
ersey City twlrler, will pitch for the
tars,. while Welsher Will catch. The
yiantic-Avons will depend on Page or
Weiss to pitch, while johnson will catch.
Nturday afternoon is an open date. and
iy team desiring a high-class attraction
'hould write at once to George Witt, secre-
airy, West and Baldwin streets. Long
listance phone. 39i9-L.
The Mohawk Athletic Club has Saturday
afternoon open for any first-class team
Offering suitable Inducements. Out-of-town
cams aro preferred. A challenge sent to
Walter Doerner, 1S6 South Sixth street,
will be Immediately attended to. Arsdale
Tigers. Primo a. A., Essex A.. c.. and
Monirose A. c., of Vailsburg, are pre-
ferred.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14

to the Trenton club of the Tri-State
League, must repay the former club S1O9
advanced cr be prohibited from playing
with any club under the national agree
ment.,
Newark lost no ground yesterday by
losing to Buffalo. Jersey City came in for
defeat at Toronto and Baltimore
dropped another game at Rochester.
=
Mccarthy will probably pitch for New
ark against the Bisons this afternoon.
Jack Thoney. the heavy-hitting put
fielder Of the Toronto team, Is out Of the
game with a dislocated shoulder. He
was injured in Mondays game.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14
Nov Enrlnnd Lenrnc.

AT Haverhill-Haverhill 8. Lynn /.
At Brockton-First game. Worcester 8.
BrOckton o: second game, Broekton g.,
Worcester g.
At New Bedford-New Bedford 3. Fall
River 2.
At Lowell-First game. Lowell 5. Law
renee 4: second game. Lowell 3, Lawrence A..
New York state League.
At Svracuse-Syracus 3. Utica ?.
At Trov-Troy 10. Wilkcsharre T.
At Amsterdam-A. j. and G.. 0. BiaS-
3.
At Scranton-Scranton 3, Albany 0.
Tri-Statc league.
At Observation-Disclosures Z. Read
ing ?.
AT Altocna-First game. Altoona 4.
Trenton /: second game. Altoona 8. Tren-
ton !.
At Observation-Disclosures 0, Whining
At acknowledgements 10. Harris
burg Z.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14

The woodland A. c. and the Westing
house A. c. met in the second game Of
their series ON West Side Oval, SATURDAYS
afternoon. it being a hard tussle from be
ginning to end, the Westinghouse A. G..
winning out by a score of 6 to 5. Each.
team having won a game, the decidins
game will be played later on. Any first
class team Wishing to arrange a game
with the Woodland A. C. for August IL
is or %, and also Labor Day, can do s
by addressing Manager George Menk, q
Waverly avenue .
The Village b, B. C. of New York.
member of the Inter-City Baseball Asso
citation. has several Saturday and Sunda,
dates, also Labor Day afternoon, open, an
would like<to hear efrom the Garwoods
Tenaf1ys, Bunkers, Elms, North Hudsons
National Turner's. ST. Benedicts, Llewei
lyns of Bloomfield, Montclair A. A. anC
other first-class teams desiring a fast nj
traction. Address Robert Fitzgerald, z
Desbrosses street, New York. or telephon
1920 Spring. New York, after 7 p. IN.
Any 70 or 10 year old teams Wishing
arrange games witt the Senator A. c
may do so by sending challenges to Mana
ger S. Martin. 3S2 Chestnut street.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14
CORBETT=MGOVERN IN RING

Russell. This star bout promises to be one
of the ~liveliest the metropolitan clubs have
arranged in some time. The members of
the Crown A. C., who like hard hitting,
will probably see plenty Of it in this six
round affair.
Russell has Just been matched to fight
Indian Joe Gregg fifteen rounds at Peoria,
Ill, on Labo~ Day.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14
Rochentcr. q. Rnltlmnre.

ROCHESTER, Aug 14.-Rochester won
Yesterdays game in the ninth inning on
Clancy's scratch hit. Rapp's error, Sund-
helms sacrifice AMI F~lanagan's single. The
game was of the weird sort and was rather
tame until the final round. Henley was in
strikeout form and when he was not fan
ming men 1t seemed as though he was
passing them. A strong wind hurled sand
In the faces Of the players and made the
contest far from interesting. The score:
ROCHESTER,.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14
NEWARK CHURCH LEAGUE.
DashieI Team Holds First Place-Bowl-
ing League Planned.

At a recent meeting of the Newark
Church Club Baseball League a committee
was appointed to arrange for the organi-
cation of a bowling league. to be COM
posed Of the Young MEMS Clubs connected
with any church in Newark. Any club
desiring to join the bowling. league should
send an application to'the secretary of the
baseball league, John II. Hill, 129 South
Eleventh street. A meeting will be held
zation.
The standing of the clubs in the baseball
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14

GETS AWAY
WITH TWO
Atlantics Drop a
Double Header to Key
stone State Team.

Yesterdays Results.
Pottsyille. s.: Newark. 0.
Pottsville, Il: Newark. 5.
Allentown. 3; Elizabeth, 2.
Easton, ,; Brooklyn. l.
Tamaaua, 4; Reading. s.
Games Today.
Elizabeth at Newark.
Brooklyn at Tamaqua.
Reading at Easton.
Pottsville at Allentown.
Games Tomorrow.
Elizabeth at Newark
BROOKLYN at Tamaqua.
Reading at Easton.
Pottsville at Allentown.
The little Pottsville team cut lively capers
yesterday at Morris Park and after the
smoke of battle had cleared away the
Newark Atlantic Leaguers had two more
defeats added to their games lost col
umn. The first contest was a hummer.
Neither side scored in eight innings, but
Pottsville registered three runs in the ninth
and won, 3 to 0. That seemed to take the
starch out of the Invaders. for they were
never in the running during the second
encounter. Pottsville landed on Pitcher
Davis for seventeen hits and won hands
down, II to.-5. The scores:
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-14
~ - 10 Il
BOARD OF EDUCATION


Two-base hits-Gilmour, Flynn or. Heal
~ 90, Whalen, Skillman. Weigand, Bontii-
Ter. Three-hase hits-Boutillier, Gilmour.
lynn. Home runs-Boutillier %. Rhodes,
Whalen (2), Healey (2), Spitz, STEPHENS
Sacrifice hits-Healey, Mcclure. Bases on
a'ls-On Boutillier. /; off Spitz, 2. Struck
ut-By Boutillier. .; by Spifz. 3; by Brown.
Batter. hit-Whalen. Double play
flynn to Healey to Whalen. Left on
ases-Board of Health. 5. Time of game
>. 40m. UmDires-Messrs. Brvon and
tcaWey. Attendance-250.