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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
Nearess Arrested

Maude Vance, a negress, living at
1Os South Alameda street, was arrested
last night and placed in jail on sus-
pieion by Patrolman Nicholson The
woman is alleged to have robbed John
Norton, an old soldier of $40 Banning
street. of 500 Norton had a. buckskin
sack containing $135 which the woman
had in her possession. She returned
the sack with but $40 In 1t. and he
reported the case to the police.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
Man Mysteriously Cut

OAKLAND. Nov. 13.-With a deep
wound in his throat, which he claims
was the work of two thugs who, he
alleges, waylaid him last night. Charles
Rivard, aged 81, was found near the
receiving hospital this morning. He
had been mutilated elsewhere in a hor-
rible manner, which led the police to
believe that the story of holdup is
fabrication, and that the man, acting
upon some insane impulse, indicted the
injuries to himself.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
lIoIv Words Lead to Murder

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. ia dis
patch from Waynesville, N. c., today
announces the fatal shooting of David
Vaughn, travelling man OF Nashville.
at that place last night by James
Moody, a son OF former Congressman
Moody of that district. Vaughn died
today The men had some words a few
days ago and last night Vaughn at
tempted to apologize to Moody, when
the latter shot him.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
AL MURPHY LOSES
THE WRESTLING TITLE
Joe Tebeange of Canada Throws OPP
ponent in Second and Third Bouts
After Former Champion
Hurts Wrist

MIsSOULA, Mont, Nov 13.-Al Muir
ply, who claims the middleweight
wrestling championship of Canada, was
defeated here last night by Joe .Te-
beange, a local wrestler, in a catch-as-
catch-can bout. The first fall went to
Murphy in II minutes, but he injured
his right wrist severely. Iepeange
took the second and third falls rather
easily in minutes and 80 seconds and
minutes and 35< seconds respectively.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
Driver Found Dead

STOCKTON, Nov. 1S.-Thomas Hous-
ton, was found dead last night beside
on the ]. Jory ranch, near Farming
ton, was found ca last night beside
the road where he had apparently
fallen from his wagon. There was a
cash over the eye, but no other sign
OF injury.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE

The schedule for tomorrow is as fol-
lows:
Gardena VS.. Thistles at Gardena; Ri
vera VS.. Dyas-Clines at Los Nietos;
Pico Heights VS.. Dolgeville at Dodge
vile. Lineups are:
Gardena-Annis, pitcher; simms,
catcher; Diamond, first base; Has
kins, second base; Dear, third base;
Wyman, short stop; Hughes, left field;
Bennett, center field; Simms, right
field.
Thistles-seigel, pitcher; o'Connor,
catcher; A. Lyon, first base; Bradford,
second base; r. Lyon, short stop;
Nordquist, third base; Clarke, left
field; Scheidecker, center field; Tracy
right field.
Rivera-Milliken, pitcher; Phillips,
catcher; Borden, first base; r. Nagle,
second base; McGaugh, short stop;
Gilman, third base; White, left field;
V. Magic, center field; Briswalter, right
field.
s-Clines-Haight, pitcher; Lea
hy, catcher; McElroy, first base; Ohio
les, second base; Goodwin, short stop;
Nalle, third base; Brauer, left field; Il.
Briseno, right field
Kean, catcher; Bradley, first base;
Hefferman, second base; Fish, short
stop; Wilson, third base; Curran, left
field Morrow, center field; Daley, right
field Boyer, sub.
olgeville-Rhuland pitcher, Leon
ard, catcher; Metz, first base; ]. Dear,
second base; G. Dear, short stop;
Cosby, third base; Smith, left field;
Stuart, center field; Metz, right field
At the A. A. U. meeting Wednesday
night those members of the Southern
State league clubs whose amateur
standing had been questioned were
cleared Of the charge of professionalism
and their records made clear. These
men were Burek of Pieo Helghts' anu
Hatch and Haskell of Rivera.
Sunday, November %, will be holi-
day In the Southern State league, as
on that date the picked team from the
league will play the colored Giants at
joy park. The team, which will be
managed by Pete Hansen and cap
tained by Al McGaugh of Rivera, will
be composed as follows: Rhuland OF
Dolgeville and Annis of Gardena' pltcn-
ers; Leonard of Dolvegille and NC
Kean of Pico Heights, catchers; Il
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
French Exports pecreaae

PARIS, Nov 13.-French exports for
the first ten months of 1908 decreased,
as compared with the same period of
1907. by $6O, 277, 400. The loss was chiefly
in the American trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14

The Maiers and the Azusas will play
at Azusa in the afternoon. The lineup:
Maiers-Bilande, right field; Smith,
center field; Duarte, second base; Mast,
short stop; Kelley, third base; Leon
ard, left field; Koeller, first base; Hoff-
man, catcher; Hensling, pitcher.
Azusa-Burke, third base; Bradley,
second base; Thompson, right field;
Schafer, pitcher; Gauldin, first base;
Gress, center field; Moore, short stop;
Augayo, left field; Weisel, catcher.
The Hoegees and the San Diegos will
play at San Diego tomorrow: Follow
ing is the lineup of the San Diego club:
Bennet, second base; Downie, third
base; Autry, first base; Myers, catch
er; Stoval, center field; Kallackey,
right field; Oakes, left field; McCar-
thy, short stop; Hosp, pitcher. The
battery for Hoegees will be Harkness
and Ornsdorf.
AS the Mccormick baseball team
is out of a game tomorrow afternoon
Manager Hap Mccormick desires to
hear from any club In Southern Cali
fornia in regard to a game tomorrow
afternoon. Cali Fish.
Manager George NJ. Ward of the Edi-
son team, secretary of the California
Winter league, yesterday said: "On
account of personal business I intend
to hand in my resignation as secretary
of the California Winter league at the
meeting Tuesday night at the Edison
building. 1 wish to thank The Herald
and all managers OF the league clubs
for their kindness to me while 1 was
secretary Of the league. I think am
entitled to rest"
Manager Gearge M. Ward has filed
charges against Umpire Lane with
President Harry Lelande and asks for
his removal.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS GAMES

The Sunbright Babes and the Euclid
Heights will play on the Euclid
Heights diamond tomorrow afternoon
The lineups:
Sunbright Babes-Botello, catcher,
Moxy, catcher; Withrow-Stedille
pitcher; Dellerocco, first base; A. Ste
ollie, second base; J. Orsatti, short
stop; Fulwiders third base; j. Stedille,
left field; c. Pedrotti, center field; N.
Cappadona, right field.
Euclid Heights-Burnell, catcher;
Tompkins, pitcher; F. Fitzgerald, Sec
ond base; Zrilly, short stop; j. Kutz,
third base; Muelle, left field; It. Fitz-
gerald, center field; F. Kutz, right
field: Hanson. sub.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14

a real estate advertisement sells one mans
property before another mans FOR SALE"
placard has even commenced to gather dust.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
ny RED PERKINS

Lyon, iThistles. first base; Fish, Pieo
Heighas, second base; McGaugh, Ri
vera, short stop; Nalle, Dyas-C Clines,
third base; Clark of Thistles. V. Ma
gle of Rivera, Bouett of Dyas-Clines,
Haskins Of Gardena, outfelders. rms
team, which includes some of the best
baseball talent outside of professional
ranks in Southern California, is gex-
pected to give the colored champions q
hard run for first honors, and do what
no other team outside of the Los Ange-
les professionals has been able to do,
namely, defeat them.
The longest game played so far in the
league was that of last Sunday between
the Pico Heights and Dyas-Cline clubs.
The game went eighteen innings before
victory could be claimed by either
team.
Pitcher Milliken of Rivera, who for
merly twirled for the Chutes team, is
doing good work for Manager Nagle.
Outfielder Curran of Pieo Heights,
who was injured at Los Nietos week
ago. is improving and will be able to
cavort in left field next Sunday.
Bv losing to Dolgeville last Sunday,
while Rivera was winning from Gar
dena, the Thistles went down to third
place, after remaining tied for first
place for five weeks.
Capt. Stuart of Dolgeville says the
directors might just as well award the
ipennant to Dolgeville right now, as
nobody else has a look in. Bide awhile,
little one; there's many a slip 'twixt
the cup and the lip. -
Manager Pete Hansen's ability to
handle a team has been recognized by
his appointment to handle the picked
team which will play the colored Gil
ants.
And we must not forget the two
twirlers, Schultz and Briseno, who
made possible the long game last Sun
day. Any time any two men can go
eighteen innings and be as effective at
the close as they were at the start
proves that they have something else
besides their gloves.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
AssOcIATIoN LEAGUE


Manager Glenn Of the San Bernar-
dino ball team writes that he is unable
as yet to inclose his ball grounds, as
the contractors have not completed the
twelve-foot fence@ which he has or
dered placed around the diamond.
Next Sunday the Racycles will play
the San Berdoo club, and the lineups
of both teams will be as follows:
Racycles-McCoy or Miller, catchers;
t. Clark, pitcher; Pearne, first base;
B. Cass, second base; Oscar third
base; Alexander, shortstop; Nelson,
left field; Mccoy or Miller, center field;
Strangman, right field; Sharpe, utility.
San Bernardino-Waters, catcher;
Bowland and Archibald, pitchers; Lay
er, first base; Gilmore, second base;
Gilbert, third base; Pace, shortstop;
Eddy, left field; Mcneil, center field;
Johndrews,. right field.
Louis Larson, we'll known for his fair
dealings in all sports, will act as San
Bernardino's official umpire.
The Santa ANITA and the Long Beach
clubs will play on the seaside diamond
Sunday. Following will be the lineup:
Long Beach-Haslett, first base; Mil
ler, left field; Cole, short stop; Adams,
third base; Ziegler, right field; Cree,
catcher; Richards, center field; Fulla-
ger, D1ICH6Ig DIGWcAy SCCOAlu DcLSC
Santa Anitas-Scanlon, short stop;
McNally, center field; Sawyer, second
base; Dodson, left field; Laprovote,
right field; Blaesi, third base; Riplin-
ger. first base Lafferty, pitcher; Che
shire, catcher.
The Wielands will play the HarboI
City team at Thirty-eighth and Ala
media. The lineup:
Wieland-Link, left field; Case, sec
ond base; Freeman, center field;
Haight, right field; Impert, short stop;
McMullen, third base; Hardness, first
base; Finley, catcher; Mason, pitcher;
Teason, right field.
Harbor City-Bennett center field;
II Holland, second base; Station
catcher; johnson, third base; Rutter,
right field; Sweet, first base; Jensen,
short stop; Holland, left field; Woods
pitcher.
The Pacific Coast Syrups and the
Woodill- -Hulse team will play the Sec
ond game at South Side Athletic park
diamond tomorrow. The lineup fol-
lows:
P. C. S. Co.-Grayson, pitcher: Nc
I.eod, catcher; Nelson, first base; Da-
Wis, second base; Cooney, third base;
Rogerson, short stop; Packard, left
field; Tucker, center field; Depew
WoodiiiT THulse = O'Connor. catcher;
Mason, pitcher; Cook, first base; Ven
able, second base; Owens, third base
Holsby, shortstop; Dickman, left field
Meyers, center field; Shurtleff, right
field.
MISCELLANEOUS GAMES
u,t,o cs,,obr;et,t RaheS apd tha F111cliS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
cALIFoRNlA WINTER LEAGUE

owing to the fact that Nester, one of
the directors of the Pasadena baseball
club of the California Winter league,
will be buried tomorrow at the Crown
City, the ball game between the Pasa-
dena team and the McCormicks of Los
Angeles has been called off, in honor
of the dead. Resolutions will be spread
upon the minutes of the Callronla
Winter league roster at the meeting
next Tuesday night.
The Fdisons and the Santa Anas will
try conclusions Sunday on the celery
diamond The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
DESMOND'S
Corner Third and Spring Streets
douglas Building)
Mems and Young Mems Clothing
Overcoats $500 to $4,000
Overcoats $500 to $4,000

WI YOUR SUIT OR oVERCoAT YOU
w HERE FIRST OR LAST YOU'LL FIND
FINE SUITS AND OVERCoATS
ANYBODY IN TOWN WE SELL MIGHTY
oVERcoATs AT SIS AND $2o They're made
of the and and
beat razz" president puts It, lhe hos
match the values we put before you Inc MOD
fabrics pick of the market
Regular $40 Values (Suts and OverCOats) Today Sis
Regular SIS Values Shits and OvercOats) Today $40
3S5 Doz Mens Hose Reg 75c and SOC Vals Today z5cPr
5ODoz Mems COored Shirts fveyhinge frOmOr Sde Soc
$500 Soft and Stiff Hats Today $3.50
SOC Neckwear Broken Lines) Today Csc
Mems Underwear Everything in the House Except Dr.
JaegerS and Dr. DenePS Reduction OF rs Per Cent
opEN OPEN
SEE OUR 235 FEET SHOW WINDOWS SST5, ~ Il
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
EMERYvlLLE

Coupled-Tourist and Enrique as Ellison en-
try: Fitzherbert and Faust as Hildreth entry;
Deutschland, Faust and 'Fitgherbert as Schrei-
ana Faust as Cahill- -Hldreth entry; Neva Lee
and Nunnally as Dayton entry; Tony Faust
very doubtful
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14

The San Pedro Merchants and the
Salt Lakes will play tomorrow after
noon on the Harbor city diamond. The
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14

THIS FILM WAS PRODUCED FROM THE
plaCrn AND MNCm HOAlDI LmL npICINAI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-17
BRo0KFIELD.

Rev. Charlie Morse of st. Johnsbury
called on friends in town recently.
Mrs. y II. Sweet Of Lisbon. N. IT.,
was recent guest of Mrs. +. L. Ellis.
Mrs. r. w. Hayes has gone to Mont
pclier to spend several days with her
aunt.
MIR, and Mrs. Thomas Spooner Of Ber-
lin visited their son, Roy Spooner, and
family recently,
Miss Minnie Smith, who mas been
visiting her uncle, ]. w. Parmenter, has
returned 10 Randolph.
Mr. and Mrs. mr. Il. Chase visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Chase,
Of Woodbury. recently.
Mrs. George Parmenter of West Con
cord, N. H., is spending a short time
visiting relatives in town.
S. B. Holden has bought pair Of
horses of NJ. +. Chase and is to do team
ing and keep feed for sale instead of J.
Mrs. A. M. Peck, who has spent sew
eral weeks visiting relatives in Essex,
Burlington and Rutland, has arrived
home
The pupils of the high school with
the assistance of some Of the primary
pupils, gave an entertainment, supper
and promenade in the town hall last
Friday evening. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed The proceeds win be
added to the school funds
w. S. Williams and his mother, Mrs.
Julia Il. Williams. were is Roxbury
Saturday and Sunday to see Fred Viii
liams, who was seriously hurt while
out deer hunting.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Sec
ond Congregational church win hold
sociable Thursday evening November
10, with Mrs S. B. Holden at the Lake
house under the supervision of Mrs. S.
p. Holden, Mrs. II H. Fullam and Mrs.
{. II. Holden Ladies not otherwise
solicited, please bring cake.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Special sale of linens at Abbott's.
New outing fannels at veale
Knights.
Your opportunity TO set a sewing ma
chine at cost or less.
The Guild Of the Church of the Coco
Shepherd will meet at the home of Mrs
Rickert, corner of Elm and fremont
street, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
Miss Mary L. Lease, teacher OF piano
organ and harmony, has located in Barre
She may be found at the residence OF
Dr. NJ. D. Lamb, on Summer street
Telephone 5O5-2l.
Lost: A large white fox hound, black
and tan head, short ears, name on collar
IS. +. spalford,' and name OF the dog
Sport" Notify G. K Kinney, Goddard
seminary, for reward
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian
/ church will be held in the church vestry,
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
A full attendance is desired,
The Ladies' Aid society Of st. Monica's
church will hold a Poverty dance in
Miles hall, Thursday evening, November
10. Dancing from to II. Everybody
invited. Admission 25 cents each.
The. Deming Hardware Co. OF Mont
pelier has secured the exclusive agency
throughout the United States and Can
ada for the VIM. AicGregor Scotch shot.
Read the advertisement on the eighth
page.
Regular meeting Of the Ladies' Of the
Maccabees will be held in X. Of p. hall.
Wednesday, November Is, at o'clock
Refreshments will be served The record
keeper will be at the hall TO receive the
balance of the November assessments.
The annual convocation Of district No.
n, O. 4. s., will be held at Montpelier,
Tuesday evening, November 7, All mem
bers OF the order in good standing are
invited to attend. Banquet served at 6
o'clock. All who can viii take the 4:4o
p. m. car.
La sera del % volgente daranno al
Pavilion Hall uno strahiliante fiesta da
ballo col concorso di una sceIta musiea.
Unrieco banco di bene6eenza attinera
Pattenzione del publico. L. familie Ttal-
ian sono invitate a coneorrero numeroze
col loro corr fglinoli al quail rierbato
un Apostle ballo allie ore 10, conidstri
buzione ID Cadies T. Giovinotti POI
sono avvisati di allacciarsi bene lie scarpi
che VI sara una crosse informata digrati
ose ballerine. Per uItimQ, se il tempo ID
permettera vecchi ballerann0 Ia taran
tella nopolitana guidota DIAL Poeta Bago-
lone. II comtato. Pro. Vecchi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-17

The annual meeting of the Vermont
Fish and Game league will be held at
the Pavilion hotel in Montpelier to-mor.
row evening at 1880 o'clock, followed
by The banquet at the armory at $3.50
o'clock. The banquet will be an elabor-
ate gained inner served by Burleigh and
Martin, celebrated caterers in Boston.
The Montpelier Military Band orchestra
viii be in attendance. Maxwell Evarts
Of Windsor is president Of the League
this year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New neckwcar just received by the
Frank McWhortcr Co.
Cold nights are coming; get "Maisl
comforter" at Perrys-just like down.
The Philomathians viii meet with Mrs
Cate Tuesday evening at $3.50 o'clock
Members are asked to note change in
time.
The Scotch dance win have its last
night in Miles hall Thanksgiving eve
Nov. 25th, at s. Tickets, 25 cents Q
couple. Refreshments will be served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Suit sale extraordinary at Fits.
See the new linens at Vaughan's.
Kaye and Einstein's furs at Abbott's
New lunch cloths for SOC to $500 each
at Veale & Knights.
Hand made table mats, l9c, Csc and
zoe each, at yaughans.
For sale: One Quaker prize range
with hot water front. +. u. Burr, IS
North Main street.
The Frank McWhorter Co. can show
YOU the largest line of ladies' and gents
fur coats in the city. Prices right.
Remember the A. 0. f. fair begins
Saturday evening and continues all next
week, with change of program each
evening.
Weather Strips. Let me fit your door
with the best weather strip made,
Dodge's pattern. Postal or phone o. L.
Cheever, r. f. D. |, Montpelier, VT,
or telephone 947-3, Montpelier.
A. regular meeting Of Hearts of Oak
lodge No AIT, Order Sons of st. George,
will be held in Foresters' hall, Tuesday
night at O'clock full attendance
is requested. Per order Sec.
S. j. Segel & Co., Scampini block,
offer for theIrest Of this week two more
dozen of those misses and children's wool
and worsted and angora tam O shanters
in many colors, worth from SOC up to
sl00, to close for this week at only 25c
each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-17
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors for their kindness during the
sickness and death Of our dear one.
Familyeof the late A. w. Cordiner,
James Cordiner and family,
Mrs. Barbara Cordiner and daughter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-17
DIR. z. ARCHAMBAULT.

General diseases treated, but special atten
tion given TO the treatment of tuberculosis or
consumption by means of the new serum.
Barro-OfdCe 6 Summer ST., corner West
Hours-7 to q. m. q and TO p. m. Web
tanoR, Tuesdays 70 ~ a. m. Graniteyile--
Residence Oduie Gilbert, for consultation, Fri
days 10 u 8. m. Tel s07-12
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Clairvoyant-Tuesdsy and Thursday,
2 p. m. TO 0 p. m. Mrs. r. K. Ellis, rs
Spaulding street. Tel. 1861.
The Washington times., 1908-02-24
SCIENTIST-PRINCE
BUILDS NEW SHIP
Monaco Ruler Spends Time
in Learning Wonders
of Deep Sea.

BERLIN, Feb. 24.-Probably Tao sover-
eign ruler rides a hobby 80 thoroughly
as the Prince of Monaco, whose studies
in oceauography are conducted regard
less of expense. The princes newest
vessel for carrying out his dcep-sea re-
searches is the third he has possessed.
This boat is called the Princess Alice II,
and IS provided with the latest things
in laboratories and appliances for deep
sea fishing.
The prince who 10 a large extent de-
signed the vessel and her httings. also
commands her on his frequent expedi-
lions in search of the wonders of the
deep. He takes with him on every voy-
age a staff OF seven or eight servants
learned in the science of oceanosraphy
and also an artist whose duty II is 10
take the portrait OF every rare speci-
men as it IS brought up. This artist
must De a rapid worker, for when the
brilliant colored fish from the deep
levels Of the % can are exposed to the
air their rainbow hues fade in a short
time.
On shore the prince maintains the
Oceanographic Museum. in Monaco.
where there is a unique collection OF
deep-sea fora and fauna. and where his
stan Of scientists are constantly at work
on their researches when not out on a
voyage.
The Washington times., 1908-02-24
PRINA DONNA GETS
COSTUMES FOR SONG

VIENNA. Feb. 24-Madame Eurz. the
prima donna OF the Court Opera House,
has secured her costumes for Ira
viata" literally for a song, The prima
donna. who is noted fer her economy,
had arranged for the tOilettes for the
several acts with a noted costumer,
when she casually inquired the price Of
a dressing robe for the last act.
''Six Thousand francs" replied the
costumer Unblushingly.
Six thousand francs,' cried hurz,
"Slx thousand francs for a peignoir
and the impresariO allows me only
twelve 10 fifteen thousand francs per
year for all my stage gowns.
Pardon, Madam said the costumer-
We are not in the habit of taking the
allowances Of the court opera into con-
sideration, but l beg 10 submit COM
promise / have an old father, eighty
five years Of age, who is too feeble 70
go out II is the dream of his life 70
hear YOU Cnce before he dies. II you
will consent to sing the great aria OF
'Traviata' for papa / viii not charge
YOU a cent for these costumes
Needless 10 say, Nine hurZ sang FOR
the old man AMI got her costumes as
q reward.
The Washington times., 1908-02-24
Lost TWO-Day Game
By Minus One Score

DETROIT, Feb. 24-Hughey Jennings
once played with a team in a New
York town and il encountered hot op-
position.
for fifteen innings the game was
runless, and finally, when darkness set
tied down, all players were glad 20 DE
relieved of the strain that threatened
TO destroy their nerves.
The contest was resumed next day"
said Jennings, "and u was as stiff as
on the first day. AT . o'clock in the
afternoon the seventeenth inning had
been reached, and the game stn shy
OF runs.
AT this stage or first baseman carIe
10 bat. He had failed 10 make a hit
up TO this time. although one OF the
teams best hiuers. Finally, in dss-
perauon, he batted left-handed, swung
with his eyes shut, blindly, as it We're,
and the ball sailed over the fence. In
the excitement ne mistook third ease
never having hutted left-handed be-
fore. for first base. and cirCled the bags
ia the wrong direction.
We yc..ed at him, but he aDpearCd
deaf TO our calls, and when he reached
the home plate NJ was declared out by
the umpire. Then came the genuine sur
prise.
other side by a score Of minus one
argued, GOaXed. threatened, and prom
ised to make the first-sacker run tile
bags the right way, but the arbitsr
was ODdurate end insisted that the score
stand minus one"