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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-07

state Is claimed for Taft by only
40 votes. on a complete count.
According to unofficial returns
received by the Baltimore News
IRON every county in the state and
from Baltimore up to p. M,
Maryland is again in the Bryan
column by a plurality OF aIo.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02
OIE Ed

On last Monday morning, little
Harriet, the infant daughter oi
Rev. aud Mrs. Chas. Oberschmidt
The funeral services we're held at
the Presoyteriau church, At I o'cloc1
p. M, conducted BY Rev. A. H Colt
OF Laurel. assisted by Rev. X. l.
Campbell. OF Hattiesburg.
The RENAME OF the little one was
tenderly laid to rest in the Bynum
cemetery,
Our whole community deeply
sympathixe with these dear friends
in their sad bereavement.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Onr colored people deserve much
credit for their prompt action iu
getting together and raising . col.
lection OF t21.00 cash. and three
large boxes of clothing aud quite.
Rev. R. N. Jcnes carried the COL
lection down to Purvis Tuesdsy
and turned them over to the com
mirtee to be used for the destitute
colored people.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02
A Letter.

Hattiesburg Miss., April a.
Mr.. n. B. Shelby. Eilisville. Miss.
Dear Strive have received the
generous donation seutto us by the
citizens of your city, aud in behalf
OF the local Relief Committee We
desire to thank You and our other
good f,iends in Ellisville very deep
~ tory your kind aid and co-opers-
ton in the matter of helping US
take care of some near neigh bore,
who have been end are stili in such
DIRE distress.
Again thanking you, and with q
request that you thank our other
friends, beg to remain,
Very truly you're,
F. w. fOOTE.
For tie COMMITTEES.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

George E. Farewell, editor Of the
Ledger, took his departure on last
Saturday night for psrts variously
given outas kansas City. New York
and elsewhere. He leaves . genes-
al inds btedness in Laurel estimated
to aggregate abo 1t 1900. with moth.
ing by which his confiding friends
may recuperate their IOsses.
Laurel Chronicle.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02
coxMEHcEMEHr EXERCISES OF
RLL1svILLe HIGH SCHOOL.

The commencement s~rmon will
be preached at the Methodist church
by Rev. W. ]. Dawson. Sunday Nav
3rd. nj II O'Clock IN.
The graduating exercises will be
he d at the school house on the TO-.
lowing Monday a's p m. Those
interested in the schooi-ard we
nope this means every one in Elljs.
viiie-are cordially invited TO be
present on both occasions.
There will he no set commence.
inrnt address. but the Dip'onas
Will he sented by Supt. r. X.
Watkins, OF the Laurel Schooe.
There will be no services a any of
the other churches.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

The Hsttiesburg Business Col-
lege Of Hsttiesburg. Aiss, for Z
limited time will offer unlimited
so scholarship for e1s spd limited
for SO This propositions will be
Withdrawn after 20 dsys. 1hooe
who are interested write ~ once fos
infor0stioo.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

DR.. and Mrs. George McCowau
aud children, Of LoRtown, were tn.
guest of his father and mother,
Judge and Ars. ". II. Mc0owan
and family. the fret Of the week.
DR.. and airs. Mc0oVau left on Tues.
day night for New York CITY.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Mayor Walters, vent down Ia
Purvis last Sunday and delivered
five boxes Of cIothicg gotten up BY
the ladies OF ElIisvij!e, 10 the re
lief committee.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Mr.. kdmusd 6sdisr. Of Matches
grand lecturer Of the r. A. G. n
0esous, spent seversi days )seeG
the 6rss Of tbe week % his tectur
tng tour.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

y Rain, and more rain.
Pull for EilisviI.e and Ellisville
alone.
Capt. T. J. Hardy was IN .Rioh,on
Tuesday.
A nice line of Candies lust ie-
ceived at Parker Bros,
Dan Crawford Of Seminary was
here ednr-da,.
Read the communication of Prot
7. E. Waldrup.
Work has commenced in earnest
on the court house.
Car OF Chattanooga wagons all
siz-s at Ruffin Mercantile Co.
W. X. MCGOWAN, OF Estabuchie,
spent Sunday here.
W. L. Rumble, Of Laurel, was
here Wednesday.
A full line of Coffius and Cas-
kets at Rufiu Mercantile Co.
Judge Howell, of Gulfport, was in
our city last Monday.
Miss Alma Myer visited friends in
Meridian this week.
New Home Sewing Machines
sold at the Ruilp Mercantile Co.
Mies Annie Lewis visited friends
at Hattiesburg Sunday.
Winter has almost bounced back
10 the lap OF spring.
F. N. Riels, from over the river,
dropped in to zee us Thursday.
T. 6. McCallum Of Laurel, was
business visitor here Weduesda y.
DR.. Harry bridge, of Sandford,
spent Tuesday here with his home
people.
Large Line of the Celebrated
Brinley Plows. For sale BY
RUFFlN MERCANTILE Co.
Mrs.. Germany, of Meridian. is the |
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mre.
". N Lewis.
II you have a home to sell or rent
see Fridge Il Tinnon and they will
do the rest.
Examination this week and you
could hear from the youngsters
did you pass.
All sizes of Rubber and Leath-
er Betting at Rufin Mercantile
Co.
Miss Clara Pardue of New Or
leans, visited her sick aunt. Nrs.
Sarah Garter, this week.
Mrs. >. b. Turner and daughter !
Mics Saddle of Gulfport, are the
guest Of MI. and Mrs. \. X. Moody.
Call up Parker Bros. grocery
store when YOU are in need of
anything TO eat. We keep the
best Of everything.
Ars. LouIa Vanslyke, of Meridian,
vas q welcome visitor 10 her many |
ElIisv,iIe friends the f'st Of the
week.
Mrs. Helen Dean, has returned to |
her home At Birmipgham, after a |
a pleasant visit to her home people !
here.
SEE the American Girl aud
sJa1y Stewart Oxfords, for gentle
an, at ]. B. GouGH's.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Baptist church met at the nome of
DR.. and Nrs. |. r. Clay ton on last
Tuesday afternoon.
Hon. 3. NJ Bar Der, of Biloxi, and |
candidate for Congress from this |
District, was pleasant caller at
mr. nH3<>o loat
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Misses Nettie and Mammie shel
by. are visiting relatives aud
friends in Birmingham Ala. fos
awhile.
Car loads OF Fertilizer aud all
kinds Of Feed Stufis now on sal,
at the KuPFIN MERCANTILE Co.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Letter - !. \ Hills,
9liisv,lls. niss,
ce4: 81: Our proposition 10 s.mp,,
THE:
II Dsvos doesn't .-ks !. o. E 'lcns
Tor . job. no pay.
Yoors truly
- F. ". DEvOR / Co.
P. 8. Ra@o Asr. Co. Sells our Paint.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Mulferd Parker was bueiuesa
visitor TO kola Thursday.
You will find the famous Eli
wood iencipG = all the different d.
zes, at Rufbn Mercantile Go
Montgomery Blackwell iron over
the river, wss Ia the city Mouday.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Largo line Of al kinds OF Farm
ing ImpleMsnts, nov in stock aud
tof sale BY
RUyY1x MERCANTILE Co.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02
70 THE PUBLIC.

Stenographic and Type ritiug
done at reasonable rates BY
W r.. kNI1HT
at the Law Office of Pack K Mont.
9Omery, Ellisviile, Mics.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

bfraysd tom Ellisville, Saturday
April 18th, email or medium sized.
home raisd bay horse. has fresh col.
lar mark under neck and fresh mark
on right side caused BY trace. When
last seen bad on blue web halter. A
sostsb's reward will be paid for the
rotofu of THE horee to
JOHNSON HAND CO..
r Hhjsville. Mis-
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Jordan Harrington. from over
the river wss here Monday.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Mr.. F. l.. Wovshingtor formerly
of Eirs..tneham, haa located In
EilisvilIe. He 10 first Glaze paper
hanger, decorator aud Riaxier.
See our Ladies Spring Hats
all the new shapes.
RUFrIN MERCANTILE Co.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

The College boys aud girls vii
eoou be home.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

A fresh Car Of the old reliable,
Snow Drop Flour jest received
at the Rnf{in Mercantile Co. stors
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Supervisor Frank n. Bush, OF
Laurel, was In our city Wednesday.
A Car load OF pure white bread
corn just received. and for sale
at the NEW GIN.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Ia oOoo torned 70 . cad ono II be hes
to waltz tbe noOs every night with .
csytuG baby. nc0se's Baby Elixir
Viii Dsks sbe child veil. sOoshs its
ssfvss. judoce healthy, normal sIum-
bsr. Beet for disordsred bowels and
eoor eeoosch. sII teetbinR babies need
v. .P1oaoase 70 take, sure aud safs.
ceoeatss 10 bsrufui drugs. Price 2tc
asd - ceots per bottle.
oold BY sii Druggists.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Large and we'll selected stock
Of the celebrated Hamilton Brown
Shoes, Tor men, women and chill.
dSe1 at our store.
BuHYrN MERCANTILE Co.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Mrs. J. d. Jamerson left Tuesday
night for visit to relstives at
Monroe La
Furniture, We have il. sll kinds,
RUFFIx MERCANTlLE Co.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

JUST RECEIVED, ono Car Of
pure white. bread corn and for
sale q the NEW GIN.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

JUST RECEIVED, car load Of
the very best quality OF LINE.
Ruiin Mercantile Co
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Mr.. Charlie Staiutou = pvomineuI
busiuess msu OF Mobile, 10 the Z guesi
Of relatives here THE week.
Nice Edna Moore OF Birm,ug h . m
Ala. returned to her home the hrsl
Of the week after w~ehs please nj
visit to her :riends the Mtsees
Shelby.
Fresh Lot Hailes's table Honey
just received, and will he kept
constantly on hand. for sale At the
RuFFIN MERCANTILE Co
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Contractor Frank Gardner oi
Laurel. was here Thursday.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Cspt. John Stevens Waited --his
dsuRhtsrs 0es0s0ss nysr Esd
CLARK this week.
The RuAin Mercantile Co, will
buy your Cotton and will pay the
higest market prices for same.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Nrs. ". n. Crawford and c. A.
Barrett and wife visited relatives
in Wayne County the latter part oi
last week.
just Received; A Car load Of
pure. wEite, bread corn, for sale
at the NEW GIN.
n. F. Caraway. prominent mes.
chant OF Estabuchte, spent Sunday
here with relatives.
Fresh Prunes. Dried Apples,
Orspges, Apples, At Parker Bros.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Mr.. and Hrs. ". N. Lee returned
the fret Of the week from the north
where they had been on . visit for
some time.
Just Received, shipment OF
dainty Oxfords and PUMPS in
Tans and Patent feathers for gen.
tle>women, at J. b. Covers
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

There will be no services a any of
the other churches
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Baptist church met at the nome ol
DR.. and Nrs. I. r. Clay ton on last
Tuesday afternoon.
Hon. 3. NJ Bar Der, of Biloxi, and
candidate for Congress from this
District, wac a pleasant caller al
our Office last Tueeday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-28
LAWMAKERS GETTING
INTO PLAYING FORM

With a long practice, which wore OFF
lots of the rough edges. the Richmond
baseball SOUND returned from Broad
pared to face Richmond College to day
IN the first practice game OF the sea-
son. From the confidence expressed
BIZ both Sides the game promises to be
a good one, and II the crowd that
watched the teams practice yesterday
Indicate anything. there Will be great
gathering of the fans when the cur
tain goes up at $3.50 o'clock this at
ternoon.
The practice Of the Lawmakers yes
terday was at times quite spectacular,
and the men she we'd that they are get
ting into shape. OF course, this is an
early time for rash conclusions, but
there is ground for belief that Man
ager Lipe has some men who carry
the goods with them.
This Is the batting order of the Law
malsers in to-day's game: Hebron. left
field Lipe third-base: Eligible, second
base Riggs, centrefield; ritman, right
field Kanzler. frst-base, Rain. short
stop; Cowan and Boyle. catchers; Cas-
sidy. Mcleod Jackson and Revelle.
pitchers. Bigsbie and Kahn will play
in the absence of the regular players.
Allen Morgan. the shortstop. reached
Richmond last evening, and there is
n chance that he may enter the game
toward the end. just to get his hand
in Second Bnsenan Ison is looked for
to-day, as are also Howard and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-28
Ispeclal to The Times-plspatch. /

WASHINGTON, u. c.. March IL
With perfect weather and an excellent
card. the patrons of the Washington
Jackey Club enjoyed the best sport of
the current meeting at the BenninS
track this afternoon. Better horses,
on the average, Went to the post and
lseveral OF the races were exceptionally
good. The excitement of the day came
in the first race on the card when
three horses fell sprawling turning into
the home stretch, throwing the riders
under the feet of the rest of the field.
From the grandstand 1t looked to be
more than an even chance that all three
boys would be killed, but they escaped
the veteran Tommy Burns and j. J.
Walsh and w. Walsh.
The opening event was selling race
half furlongs. The hot tip of the race
1T In a race two days ago. He w1nt
to the post, with Burns up. I to 5
favorite; the second choice was George
Odoms Coincidence. heavily played at
Is to !. The next choice was Firebrand,
against which 4 to was offered. Or.
Lee had. good lead coming into the
Istretch. when he tripped and fell.
Coincidence. which was lying close be-
hind the leader. fell over him and
Kemptop, and Outsider fell over Come
dienne. Flrebrand. on the outside,
came away to win easily from two
90 to l shots: Bergo and Moonlight
Murphy, which finished in the order
named. Burns and the two Walsh
boys We're picked up and driven to
the paddock. None of them was hurt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-28
ALLEGED PLUG
WINS BIG RACE
American Horse, at Sc to L, in
Liverpool, Walks Away
With Money.

LIVERPOOL, March 2T.--The grand
national steeplechase, of 5000 SOW
ereigns. including trophy valued ut
1875 sovereigns on the grand national
course, distance about four miles, sos
yards. was won to-day by Major f..
Douglass Ruby. William Copper's
Matte McGregor was second. and r..
Waitaker's The Lawyer Ill, finished
third. Twenty -four horses ran. Ruby
won by ten lengths.
The race was notable for the num-
Der Of favorites that friled to nego-
tiate the difficult jumps, marking the
course, Il circumstance, that allowed
q rank outsider to capture the blue
Ribbon Of steeplechasing.
Foxhall Keenes two representatives
Chorus and Prophet Ill, brought no
money to their hackers. The betting
on Ruby was 66 to l against. on Matte
McGregor % to I against. and on Law
yer III. 100 to ! against.
Ruby came from America two or
three years ago. He was purcfas I'd
for $50 after he had broken down un
der training and was driven to
trap. 1t WAS some time before his
Jumping qualities were discovered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-28
Sex.nnner BnscbnIl
WASHINGTON AND
LEE IS DEFEATED
Especial, to Tho Times Dispatch. ]


LEXINGTON. VA. March Elm the
opening game OF the season Washing
ton and Lee University was to-day cas-
lily defeated by Amhert College In q
game replete with errors on the part
of the home team. Washington and
runs on wild throws In the first and
second innings. but steadied down after
this. until In the sixth Amherst started
the scoring machine TO working and
kept 1t UP vigorously until in the
seventh they tailed four times. The
varsity's lone run came In the first
and after that they seemed unable to
solve Bricks delivery at the proper
time. lube featured for the visitors IN
the hitting line and made three runs;
Pennock played pretty fielding game.
while Danahey's catching and accuracy
in cutting eff attempted steals were
also features. For Washington and
Lee, Gwathmey pitched a good. heady
game for n youngster, but was given
poor support. Luhn on first PLAYED
varsity's poor work in the field was
due TO lack of practice, as their field
has been IN such poor condition that
steady work has been impossible. The
game was called In the eighth on ac-
count of darkness. Amherst plays
Washington and Lee again Tomorrow.
Score BY innings: r. Fl. T..
w. & LII o o 0 0 o. / 4 IL
Batteries: Amherst-Brick and Dam
and Anthony. Struck out--by Brick. 8:
by Gwathmey. {. Bases on balIs-off
Brick. 4 off Gwathmey, 4. Wild pitch
Brick. l. Passed baIls-Anthony. 4:
Danahey. ]. Hit by pitched bali-Juba.
stolen basss-Jube. Palmer, Pennock,
hey, lube. Gwatsmey. Umpire, Mr.. Por.
ter. OF Staunton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-28
LOCALS TO MEET
CRACK MARkSMEN

The Deep Run Shooting Club. at
their traps on April LIST. will meet in
a match the U. NJ. C.-Remington South
ern Squad, including Annie Oakley, F.
f. Butler. Tom A. Marshall. George W.
Maxwell. w. II. Heer. Colonel j. T.
Anthony. George Lyon, of Durham, N.
c.: Lester German. Dupont Powder
Company; A. NJ. Hatcher. of Bristol.
the former Virginia champion, and j.
a. Anderson, OF Richmond. The squad
representing the Union Metallic Cart
ridge Company and the Remington
Arms Company will give an exhibition
match. in addition to shooting against
the local club.
Aside from their ability as marks.
men. the personnel of the visiting team
is very interesting. Annie Oakley. who
holds the worlds championship for
women. was formerly with Buffalo
Bills Wild West Show. Tom A. Mar
shall was captain of victorious
American team which travelled abroad.
He has twice won the grand American
handicap. Out of $4,000 targets w. H.
Heer broke 93.6 per cent. In the 1906
season, which is the best average ever
made. George W. Maxwell has only
one arm, but his scores show that this
is no handicap to him. The reputation of
j. A. Anderson Colonel ]. T. Anthony
and A. NJ. Hatcher is we'll known here.
Frank p. Butler has twice won the
championship of New Jersey.
The match promises to arouse much
interest among local shooters.
The Deep Run Will hold q preliminary
shoot this evening commencing at o'clt|Nk.
Mr.. Lester German will shoot with the club
this evening. Less" as he Is known by
TIL. boys Is one OF the most genial represen-
totives that visits this city. What he does
not know about guns and trap shooting Is
not worth mentioning.
Mr.. German possesses the happy faculty
OF explaining the most intricate points In
trap shooting, and Is always willing to as
sist the new shooter and put him wise how
to pulverze the deceptive targets
U, NJ. c. Anderson, the advance agent OF
the U. NJ. c. squad. Is in the city per-
fecting arrangements for their free exhibl-
ton shoot. The grounds are open to visit
tors, and all lovers OF sport are welcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-28
RICHMOND COLLEGE
PREPARED FOR GAME

Confident that they shall give good
account Of themselves, the Richmond
College baseball team Will meet the
Lawmakers at Broad Street Park this
afternoon in the first big game of their
season. The college nine has appeared
well in It's practice games, and the
students and their friends Will be on
hand in full force, and with colors fly
ing. prepared to see their team spring
some surprises on their opponents.
The team had fast practice at
Broad Street Park yesterday evening
after the Lawmakers had retired from
the diamond. The Spiders have the
brightest prospects this year that they
have had for q good many seasons.
and 1t is predicted that IL Manager
Lipe's team does not show up in fine
form, the game VIII go to the collie
CLANS. A great deal OF interest Is be-
ing manifested as to the result of the
game. and 1t is probable that the seat
ing capacity of the new grandstand
and bleachers will be taxed.
Coach Dunlap's men are in splendid
physical condition after the long course
of indoor work they have had, and,
with the exception of the fact that
they have been unable to get very
much team practice on account of the
weather conditions and examinations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-28

i they are In excellent form for to-day's
game.
The collegians' battery is unusually
strong. Denny Wright and Lodge, the
star battery of last years team. are
in their old places, and George Wright
last years shortstop. has developed
into a pitcher of marked ability. He
has plenty of speed and fields his
position we'll. The problem of filing
first-base has been solved by bringing
in Ezekiel from the outfield. He is a
good hitter, and will make a strong
man on the initial bag. Handy. at sec
ond. and Sheppard, at third, are two
of the best college men for these posi-
tons in the State. They are both fast
on the bases and are exceptionally
good hitters. Gwathmey. last years
second baseman. and Jenkins are fast
men. and will be tried out at short in
this afternoons game.
Captain Gardner, who led the team
in hitting last year. will fill left-field
again. He is sure fielder. and is like
lightning on the bases. The pitch
will probably alternate incentre-field.
as both are too good in fielding and
with the stick to keep out of the game.
Smith. of last years team. win hold
down right-feid.
Denny Wright will go in the box
first for the Spiders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-28
.NOTTER RIDES
five WINNERS

NEW ORLEANS. La. March al
Jockey Notter rode five winners at City
Park to-day. four OF them favorites
and one second choice in the betting.
Weather clear: track fast. Summaries:
First race-four furlongs-Pinlon q
to p first, Lillian Ray (3o to u sec
ond. Alio q to u third. Time, 40 4-5.
Second race-seven and half fur
longs-Wausau (18 to 81 first, Risk
G. to II second. Bcss Ward C to -
third. Time, 1907 as.
Third race-fve and a half furlongs
-Frontenac Go to 50 first, Ben Strong
G3 to 81 second. Ben Double Gao to ID
third. Time. 1907.
Fourth race--six furlones-Morlen-
tum C. to - first, Grimaldi g to 50
second. Charlie East d5 to y third.
Time, 1:13 As.
Fifth race-seven furlonss-Grenade
DC to u first. Gid q to 81 second.
King Cole (s to u third. Time. 1:2s.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Topsy
Robinson III to 81 frst, Druid 60 to ID
second, Foxhall (25 to y third. Time,
it2s.
Seventh race-mile and an eighth
Gflpin C. to ~ first, Lady Vincent g
to ID second. Judge Limp Go to -
third. Time, 1:54.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-28
TARHEELS BEAT
RAND0LP MACON

CHAPEL HILL, N. C.. March 21.--
to-day by the narrow margin of two
runs. The game was decidedly the
best played on the local diamond thus
far this season. and barring the few
errors was fast and snappy. Carolina
scored one run In the first inning and
added two in the eighth. Up to their
half OF the ninth the visitors only
had three men on bases, and only one
of these got as far as second. In the
and was sacrificed to third by the next
two men up. and scored on an error
at second. For Carolina. Fullenweider
pitched good game, and the work Of
Hobbs at the receiving end was of its
usual high order. The batting of
Montgomery and James and the defen-
sive work of the whole team was good.
For the visitors the playing OF Hite
and Baldwin and the battery work
were probably the features.
The lineup.
Caroiina--James. third-base; Foun-
tain, shortstop; Montgomery. second
base; Hamilton, first-base; Fullenweid-
er. pitcher: Hobbs. catcher, Stewart.
.left-fietd: Graham. centre-field; Hack.
.ney, right-field.
Randolph- Macon-Lancaster. third
base; Pritchette. shortstop Beale, Sec
ond. base Barrow. st-base: Drewry.
pitcher; Newman, catcher; Hite, left.
field: Baldwin, centre-field; Bevel,
right-field.
Score by innings: Ri. e;
Randolph acon.o 0 o 0000o1-1 2 5
Batteries. Fullenweider and Hobbs;
Drewry and Newman. Umpire--F. c.
Whitaker.