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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-29

"fin-le- Inrn the c1l1ar may be n.n-
ned about the neck lifted comforta-
~ ana OILS ~ lower edee
earefuiiy e me waist neel,.
me eel s ire strsIshs
ssttaps qIiaFteF to one
haif e e inch hshsF IN ire hack
thaii4 IN the front II = possible Is hi
these straigH collars smoothly, pro.
yided the waist Is cut hig.a enough al
The neck. A coilst VAN q vide carve q : "a
at it's lower edge which sets down
below the throat line. gives the neck
an ungracefm thick look.
A common fault IS to cut out the
arm-size too much under the arm.
This done and the sleeves sewed in.
the arm Is pinned - rne side and
loses all freedom Of motion; whereas,
If the waist is cut high under the arm,
the sleeve may be tight, yet the arm
may be raised above the head with
no disaster to the waist.
When the shoulder seams must be
altered care should be taken to keep
tn line true and the position right
neither too far to the front nor to the
hack. At the base of the collar tn,
neck line should be divided into three
equal parts; the line from shoulder
seam to shoulder seam across the
front should measure exactly twice
as much as the line from shoulder
seam to should seam across the back.
The shoulder seam must not be too
long, else the sleeve cannot be fitted
wit hthe necessary trim, square lock.
To adjust the waist at the belt line
a narrow belt should be pinned about
the waist and to this the fulness
shOIlld be tackled, keeping the seams
and line of falness as perpendicular
as possible. The underarm seam
should fall perfectly straight
Gather the fulness into about a sew
en-inch space at the belt line in front,
31k inches each side OF the center
front If the shirt closes in the front
A dve-inch space will hold the fitness
of the back at the, waist line.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-29
RAGING IN >..oRlpA.
(By S. w. Press AssociatIon.l

(By S. w. Press Association.)
TAMPA. Fla. Dec. 2s.over 200 hors.
IS. including some top notchers, are
now here in training for the sixty-Iay
racing meet which opens February 9,
in connection with the Florida Md.
winter Fair. The closing OF the Tia.
vana meet, placed nearly 100 horses
here, and more than that number have
been shipped in from other tracks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-29
NOTICE.

AS am forced Is yaaatt rs 5rsssa
quarters by the Undersel Hing store
and Worth Fleming. / have eefe
the room recently occupied ~ IA
Globe Book Store in the watson Hotel.
where hope to serve my3friends ana
meats and poultry as heNtofors
2t CHAs. q RoH8.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-29

HIKE every young sning, the bride
nzz to gain her experience bit by bit
zHd o2tn bitterly, but we can at least
@FNe her a little advice about that
IEnse important room in the house, the
Enehen.
Painted walls, to begin with, win
ES1R TO ward of ants and cocluoaches,
ArsE HnoEeum for the floor will be cas-.
5esr 10 keep clean.
EGr rest of the furniture is small
m neutzed cost, although the total
nraI swell to dimensions which makes
ting HrdIeum seem a rrfffng matter. it
all depends upon what the bride gets
1rad in what material she gets it.
zbnuH her heart and her hand go out
70 me delightful copper pots with tin
ned lining or to porcelain lined tin
ware, she will have a fearful bill at
Ehe Beginning. If started by the con-
zsnpIatinu of the prices Of these, she
ixsnrts to tin or any Of the prepos-
4ERuRsIy cheap kitchen furnishings,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-29
BASEBALL MEETING.

(By S. w. Press hssociation.)
CHICAGO Dec. 2s.-Club owners.
from all the cities-represented in tile
American Association of BazeL,il
Clubs gathered here to-day for the an.
nual meeting. Indianapolis was fol-.
:naIly qwarded the pennant for 1905.
A chairman of the board of directors
md vice president will be. elected.
1t is thought that the trouble which
Tor time threatened to. involve the
American Association IN a baseball
war with the major leagues has now
been satisfactorily settled.
MARY ELLEN:
ne. everything. SARpNA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-29
Gossip AND ADVICE FOR THE
WORLD OF WOMEN.

suae Of the Things Which the Bride
VIII Need to Furnish Her Kitchen
-PziHted Walls Ward OF Ants and
Essehes She Will Have to In
Eease Her Supplies as Time Goes
ny
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18

John and E. R. Bohman are now full
fiedged citizens of the United States,
having taken out their second papers.
gohn Bohman, Lars Hagstrom and
John Nordstrom left Thursday Tor
Sweden for visit during the winter.
Mr.. Nordstrom will remain in the old
country
CO. Gelleborg was in from Park the
first of the week on his way to the coun-
ty seat. He says he recently purchaser
the Fraptzich farm which adJoIns ms
Mace on the east. The park people
want that new road to Helmer, and ex-
pect the new county board to give IL 10
them. The people OF Park want some.
thing more substantial than polite a.
nromises to get to market over. Park II
great country and needs the proposed
road.
The Shoemaker murder trial has peei
in progress the past two or three days
recurring the attendance Of many Iro'
neo,le who have testified on one or tn
other side
Jesse Spencer will leave SATURDAY
Dec. 10, for his homestead ~ mi'e
north of Coulee City, Wash.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18
Salisbury Decemr we ~
A Hero.

boatful Of ladies and officers go
inc 70 a picnic was swamped in cross
ing an East Indian river. a lauy anu
an officer chung to an oar III Is no'
enough for two" said the man. SAY
roodby for me to the regiment. I men
he left his hold of the oar ana OF me
If is easy to see that a romance m'gh,
be founded on this. but these are tn'
plain facts"
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18

Patronize home industry. 1t pays.
The Kamiah Progress reports having
received II potatoes that weighed the
sum total of 30 pounds, one Of the tubers
weighing pounds, one ounce.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18

Department OF the Interior s sentember %,
Land Ofice, at lewiston luaho'
1908. .., +hot lanes A. Mac
Lean of Moscow, Idaho, VINO swarm W. statement,
1905 o Hso for NWl[ SW, NE14 sW14 sE4 eMM,
s% 2S Township ed n5tee q Il.
3, East, bolse ,e Final Proof to es ablish claim
ten .ho Land Ia above described before I a.
smith, T. s com%9bis sis%Ses at 1885, sss'0"
on the lsth uaS es as witnesses; Maris r. Lewis
Ian Shaw, Philip soulen All ~ 1da Hosoo"
FES aWin RSndciph L. clark, OF Bovili' ldano'
T. H. BARTLETT.
Register
| % 510
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18
NOTICE OF SALE OF ESTRAY
ANIMAL.

Notice is hereby given that the following
described Estray animal will be sold at Public
Auction, to the highest and best bidder, on the
Saturday, the 23d day Of January, 1909, at 2
O'Clock p m, to satisfy the costs of adveriis-
lowed by law: One bull, one year old, blind in
left eye spotted red and white. no other marks
in sight Said animal was taken up by l. n
Trimble on the - day of November, 1908
Said sale viii take place at 1. H. 1rimble's, p:
miles from Cornwall, Idaho.
-, Constable.
Dated this 10Th. day of December, 1908.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18

evasion Idaho, september 22 b iypS soulen.
az SofcE is h saSo wSo ' on September q
Of Mose99w ruben 69sno and Stone sworn nS 4
s ES osss aas 8 }5, snd kSnss %
Sections, Townssn,sp aied notice OF intention 70
Boise MeIiq'P r5of to establish claim 10 VS. =
make . f1 described before X si he 10th
LAND apoti oner. at Moscow, ldaho' On ''
Sey Of december, 1905 ,..osses.
ohy oei % names as witnesses sAv Naris Z
T dmes A. MscLean, Edwin 5sd hSDb t. Clark
Le sSi'S an q Moscow Idaho NuuOl' -
odds
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18

A healthy manner of PLAY is neces-
sary to a healthy manner al woiA
Ruskin.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18
a wedding Suit In 1855.

Jonathan Morrill, and Hannah Hack
EFT were married Dec. 20, l756. Inls
saws the Journal of American History
IS the receipt for his wedding suit:
Salisbury Decemr we q A. D. ll6e.
This is to sertify all whom 1t may Con- 1s
.earn that Jonathan Morrill, hath paio
sufficient Bevrage for Suit OF cloths a
Soa+ of a light Coulourd Drab Cloth with
To.1,,sb Saline lining, moheir Buttons
Sn1i Coat and Briches of Sd Drab ana a
Jacket Of light Couloud bleu shag we've.
LEI rick lining and green moheir anu
aanied (fangedO Brass Buttons as as VII
ness oD- MOSES ROWELI.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18

Dated this 18th. day Of December, 1908.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18

o9d1s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-08
HIGH spRINos NEWS NOTES.

High Springs, Sept. 81. q. Cow.
les, who has been spending the sum.
mer in Georgia, has returned.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rich.
ardson on August 80, daughter
Mrs. Win Goodwin and little son,
While Zee. are visiting Mrs. w. G.
Summers.
Mrs. IA. j. Peterman and ntTle son,
Heriss. are sending some time at Dun.
mellon with Mr.. and Mrs. G. p Webb.
Mrs. w d. Futch Is visiting IN At
lanta.
Mrs J. r. Barnes and children are
visiting IN Dothan, Ala where they
will be for several weeks.
W. D. Futch and Leverette Futeh
have returned from a delightful trip
70 New York, Washington, Baltimore
and other points.
Raymond Futch, who recently had
his stock OF goods destroyed BY nre.
h preparing 70 open business IN his
building. lately vacated by Mr. Jes-
Sc Mizelle.
On the evening Of September 4th
the Baraca and Phllathea classes were
given most delightful entertainment
at the residence OF MIR. and Mrs. J.
L. Grimes. About seyenty.Hve guests
were present and all thoroughly en-.
ioyed the porch party
AR Oslo L. Tharp OF Perry Bros.
Music Company, Chattanooga. Tenn.
e conducting a large singing class IN
Hlgh Springs. He Ia a fine musician
and HIS pupils are receiving the bene.
ilt OF thorough and hIgh.grade In.
structlon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-08
UNIVERSITY or the
STATE or FLORIDA
Gainesville. Florida.

A high-grade institution for young
men. offering Literary. Scientific En-
gineerins, Agricultural and Pedagogy
ca Courses.
Strong Faculty; wen equipped lab
Cratcries; thorough instruction. both
theoretical and practical; careful SUI
Dervision and discipline; high moral
zone.
No tuition charges to Florida stu
dents. Other expenses very low. For
catalogue and information. address
ANDREW sLEDD.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-08
WOMEN or sEAurv.
Homeiy and unattractIve Women Are
Learning the Secret Of Beauty.

Homeiy and UnattractIve Women Are
Learning the Secret Of Beauty.
Nowadays the clever American wo-
man studies herself. She has learned
that 10 be born unattractive doesn't
mean that she must stay so all her
life.
Science has put into her hands means
Of identifying herself, and 1t Is only
the ignorant slovenIy and careless
who refuse to accept this help.
A woman can have the plainest face
imaginable but II she has beautiful
hair. she will be attractive: and any
woman can have beautiful hair. Just
so TO w. NJ johnson, the druggist,
and get bottle OF Partisan Sage, the
ladies' favorite hair dressing and
dandruff cure. Use II two weeks and
your hair viii be soft, silky, lustrous
and luxuriant.
Partisan Sage 10 guaranteed by w.
NJ. Johnson 70 atop falling hair; 70
cure dandruff or itching scalp In two
weeks, or money back.
Il Is the most delightful hair dress.
Ing in the world. II is not sticky or
greasy, and in warm weather Il cools
and cleans the scalp and drives away
all dlsagreeable odors.
w. NJ Johnson sells Il for 80 cents
a large bottle, or you can get Il di.
rect from the American manufacture
ers at the same price, all charges pre-.
paid. 0lroux Manufacturing Co, BuiFa-
10. n. Y,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-08
BRYAN CAMPAIGN FUND.
compIsss LIst Of Those Contributing
70 aid the cauas.


The quantity % light emitted b.
many minute decp sea animals Il 80
great a. 70 supply over dcanl,e arcas
" the sra bottom q suficlcut nlumlan.
,lOn % rcndef visible ihc colors 81 the
anlmaia themselves SOME erphai0pois
are furnished Win appamtus which
retie'n the llsht from lhelr phosphor.
esceni hoies rpoa me sea tottom over
Whlch they Soar This reaectiux ap
pagatus a sI'okcn ~ as "an enlclcnt
hallseye lanWrn Cor use m huatmg
throneh the abysmai dsrsacssr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-08
DISASTROUS FIRE
VISITS NEWDERRY
Fire Demon Destroys Some Of Towns
Handsomest Structures.
pRoPERTY DAMAGE RUNS HIGH

Buildings Only Recently Erected Of
Stone and Brick and Were an orn-
ament to HustIins Mining Town Of
the West End
Newberry was visited by dIsas-
trous FIRE on Monday morning about
o'clock, when some of her best and
most substantial business houses were
DESTROYED.
The handsome artificial stone build
ing OF Run 4 Goodson, and occupied
by T.. r. Vidal as drug store, to-
gether with the remaining half of the
building which was owned by Captain
c.. A. Neel and occupied as general
store by Neel & Burke. we're total
loss. The Howell two-story brick
structure adjoining caught from the
flames and was badly damaged; al
though the heroic work OF the citizens
generally succeeded in saving the
structure.
The origin of the fire could not be
definitely learned, but il is understood
than Il started in the rear Of the drug
store. and when the alarm was given
about o'clock the building was well
enveloped in flames and all attention
had to be diverted to the adjoining
buildings.
The total loss to all parties will az
gregate fully $4,000, which is possibly
partly covered by insurance, but this
will not near compensate them for
tneir losses.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-08
NEWS OF CITY AMI
COUNTY CONDENSED

Or W. r. Roshoroush OF Augusta.
Ga, arrived IN the city yesterday en-
route 20 Windsor. where he win visit
hts old home for several days. This
10 the Doctors first visit 10 his home
county In the past two years and be
was agrceably surprised az che rapid
growth this city haA made
3, " Thompson aud family % Live
Oak. who have been Ia the city for
the past several days visiting che
family of the formers brother. d.
parted Tor their home yesterday. Mr..
Thompson declared that Galnesylllc
was pretty city and bid fair 10 b..
come che heading city Of the interior
Of Florida At NO distant day, which
We claim u already is.
d, I. Graham lert Saturday for
Conner Magion county. where no win
spend the next few days with hln
father Mr. Graham has resigned his
position Win me Dalton Phosphate
Company 10 thia city and expects to
leave soon for Virginia. who're be- has
accepted a position he makes the
chango IN me hope that bits health
may be improved. and while FRIENDS
here will rogret 70 loss him, thoy wlsh
him NRli IA Ms noN Geld
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-08
FIOrida's Higher Educational institution
TINE STATE COLLEGE FOR WOW
FLORIDA Female COllege.l
Tallahassee, Florida

A College for Women, without . y
allel in the South, embracing CON-
OF Liberal Arts; q Normal School:
School Of Industrial Arts; a Sea
Of Fine Arts, offering instruction
drawing, painting. piano, pipeOrEa
violin, voice-culture, elOcutlon, y
physical cultur
Forty Florida counties and rsvI
ctates represented In the enrolling
last session.
Fine new dormitory, with ruOs
for one hundred and sixty girls, ID
completed. Plans for other extenslI
Improvements are already made.
For further information or al
logue, write N
A A MURPHREE,
1rssidssl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-08
CONTRACT IS LET
FOR new ADDITION
which viii Make White House Ever
More Attractive
WILL HAVE 10 CORNER ROOMS

-
Each Of Which wiz Have Three Win
dows, Making II one o. the Coolest
Summer Hotels in South, and AZ
hitting Plenty Of Sun In Winter
The contract for building the addi
ton to the White House, mention Of
which was made In The Sun some
weeks ago, was awarded to the Ed
dins Manufacturing Company last
week, with the provision that the
work shall be completed on or before
November Goth.
This addition viii be a wing run,
ming from the present building on
Church street toward West Main
street. The new rooms win have run
Ming hot and cold water, stationery
wash stands, and private baths with
toilet.
The building viii be 80 constructed
that each room will be corner room
is feet square, with at least three win
dows. In addition 70 its other rooms.
this will give the white House SIX
teen corner rooms, making II one OF
the coolest summer hotels in the
South, as well as admitting plenty OF
sun during the winter. The present
beautiful lobby will be enlarged aud
an elegant ladies' parlor added. which
viii connect with the lobby. Steam
heat will be installed throughout the
entire hotel, both the present building
and the new, and gas and electric
lights viii be used.
The White House is known all over
the South az one OF the best conduct
ed hotels IN Florida. and with these
improvements II will not only be
credit 10 Gainesville, but 10 the state.
II business continues 70 improve in the
future as II has In the past. SIM anoth.
err wing win be added, IN view Of
which plans have already been drawn.
Tho grounds facing West Main
street will be beautifled. and a tennis
court and billiard and pool room ad.
ded.
The success OF the White House
since rs FIRST opening has been
phenomenal and with these improve.
ments IFS future ia assured. Cleanli.
ness, q good table and courteous
treatment all OF which Mr.. Van Allen
and his good wife have been Civ.
ing, are appreciated by the general
public. and Major Thomas has demon.
straied his confidence In these lessees
Of the White House. as well as IN the
future OF Gainesville by making these
extensive improvements.
The sun predicts for Mr.. Van Allen
reputation as hotel proprietor sec.
ond 20 none In the State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-08
Laher pan Il aalnaaxllls.

HAD Il noi hecn Coz me hanks cloa.
ing yoR would scarcpiy have known
thet yesterday WAS the aAy when an
organised labor fhoala have ceie
brated There are a namhcr q ualca
carpeaters os me city, plpmhevs and
q few hricklayera. hns no demonsirn,
tions we're observed b. these organise.
tione
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-08

"tts no use.T said the young man
with heavy trimmed eyeglasses. Il can't
gef this political economy straight"
Whats the tronbleT- asked the pro.
fesaw.
= can't discover whether a lot o.
people 50 broke because We have hard
tine@ Or whether we have hard times
because a lot 81 people 80 hroke.~--
Kansas City Independent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-08

Willie WHAT'S Dilemma
lohnny We. lis when ycu can't ul,
down hecause yoar dad licked yuu foa
geiag SWIMMING and yon cnnR sfand
up eecause crab bit yCur toe. Mus.
tral.l mn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-08

For a mild. easy action o. the bow.
els a slaRle doe Ok noans Requests
% enoogh. Treatment cures hahiiaal
ooautipation, IS cents q hox. Ask
y0ur drurxlst Tor thea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-15
OCCIDENTAL HANDICAP
GOES TO PRISCILLIAN

GRAVESEND. n. Y, September 10
pounds. and conceding weight TO the en-
tire field. won the Occidental handicap.
one and an eighth miles. at Gravesend
yesterday in the fast time of 1.J2 He
had TO be ridden out at the end to win
as Master Robert closed strong. Dande-
lion was third. Priscillian went into the
lead early and made the pace through
out.
Fashion Plate. in winning the Flatlands
stake made a new track record for five
and a half furlongs, running it in l. O6 10
Summaries:
First race, about six furlongs- Baritone, III
tE. Dugan), won; De Mund, lis (AIiller), second:
Berry Maid 115 u. Lee), third. Time l.O9 3-5.
Don Enrique. Fort Johnson, Explosion and Nota-
sulga also ran.
Second race. steepechase: selling: about two
miles-Economy. 13s McAffee>, Won; Stellaland,
100 tDay dson,. second; Ramrod. 132 T. O'Brien,
third. Time. 3.5s 80. Pagan Bey fell.
half CHARACTERIZATION Plate ~ 'Smith,. wen:
IAwton Virgins. lO7 ,Notter'. second: Royal
Captive. 10: Gilbert: third. Time. i.O6 Is.
Sir John Intervene aud Erbct also ran.
az eighth miles -Priscillian. 126 'E. Dugan, won:
Master Robert, 40 t\otter'. second, Dandeliou.
liz SHILLING. third. Time. 1.a2. Firestone.
Tourenne, Far West and Tony Bonero also ran.
The Squire, 80 IL. Dugan,, won: Lord Stanhope
1O1 (Butler,. second: Saylor. 1o4 (Sumter). third
Time, 1.47. Woodcraft and Sea Wolf also ran.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-wall
Leel, second; Enendi, ITO tpoylc,. third. Time,
1.O7. Coweu. ST. Faisenay. Tubal. Guatemotzin
Mariana. Spectatress. Hilltop. Berkshire Har-
lem Maid. Xebec. Lasata and Pescatore also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-15
PRINTERS IN BIG TOURNEY.
Boston and Pittsburg Win Opening
Games for Base Ball Championship.

NEW YORK. September 15.-The Ma
tional Base Ball League of Union Printers
did not present its greatest strength in the
two games which opened the four days
tournament at American League Park
yesterday. as Pittsburg defeated the Gin
cinnati representatives quite handily. the
score being l3 to 4. but none of the spec
tators hardly expected that such one
sided result would follow the meeting be-
tween Boston and Philadelphia. The fast
aggregation from the Hub measured I'D
its opponents in the first inning, and when
Umpire Marshall called the game by
agreement at the end of seven innings the
Bostons had rolled up a total Of twenty
eight runs. while the Quakers were I'M
able to score and secured only one safe
hit.
Today.the play promises to be of more
even character. Chicago is scheduled
to meet st. Louis and New York will face
the WaShingtons.
The two handsome championship tro-
phies. the gift of Garry Hermann, presi-
dent of the Cincinnati base ball club of the
National League and chairman of the ma
tional commission, and of the Lanston
Monotype Machine Company. were ex-
hibited on the field in front of the grand
stand and were much admired Both will
20 to the winner of the game between the
east and west Thursday.
The scores yesterday:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-15
BERT KELLEY PITCHES BOTH GAMES FOR NATIONALS
CAPTURES FIRST, BUT LOSES OUT IN SECOND

a screeeher and very large crowd is
bound to be on hand
Relchard. on the Slab for the Nationals
was never seen to better advantage. His
pitching was easily the feature of the
game, tanning fourteen and allowing only
three safeties. He was particularly strong
with men on the bases In the sixth
three men succeeded in getting on the
bases and before any one had been re-
tired. This didn't seem to worry the
southpaw in the least. for he settled
back and after striking out two caught
another at the plate attempting to steal
In run. Gordon. who served them over
FOR Twining. also had a good assortment
and proved a big puzzle in the pinches.
His record. while not quite up TO Reich
ards. was good one and one that ordi
narily wins games. He was found for five
hits and famed nine batsmen.
Nesco had a good opportunity to win in
the ninth. but fell down. They tied it up
IN this round and should feel content.
Houser. first up, hit for three bags and
scored on Chapin's fly out to left.
Moore got around TO third after receiving
one in the ribs. stealing second and on an
error. He attempted to cross on a fly to
lett. but Mccarthy. who was handling
the hoe in that garden. made pretty
throw and nipped him off The score: