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The Globe-republican., 1908-01-23
OIL AND Gas
COMPANY
BEING ORGANIZED TO PROS
PECT FOR OIL AND GAS
AT DODGE CITY.

It, looks like there will finally be test
MAde here Of the theory that this ls a
rich oil district. The theory Is backed
geologically, and by every outward man
Hesitation, and great many have pinned
their faith to ths belief that whenever the
matter may be fully tested, Dodge City
will haye oil and gas in abundance.
The movement which was started
few years ago to investigate the matter,
was stopped by the great oil excitement
in Southern Kansas, and at that time
enough money went fro Dodge City to
the southern oil fields to have made sew
eral tests here.
Last year Mr.. Ellis located here for
the purpose of investigating the oil
prospects In this vicinity. Many months
were spent In prospecting outwardly by
oil experts to decide upon the best ter.
ritory, and many more months we're
spent following this in securing leases.
When everything was ready TO begin
forming company to do the prospecting,
our late little financial furry made its
appearance and the matter was dropped
temporarily.
Now 1t has been started with the best
chance for being carried out. Mr. Hoov-
or has volunteered $1,000 toward the pro-
ject, and 1t is understood that Mr.. Theis
will furnish the second $1,000. There are
number of others who will take hold of
the matter
The Company will want to start In with
enough capital to make q good search
for oil and gas. As soon as the fund is
arranged for the contract will be let to
some well driller and the work started
There is talk of going down 5000 feet
If necessary. The first well, while moi
necessarily any test as to whether there
Is oil and gas or not, is a test of the
ground, and will help materially In con
tracting for any other wells 1t is alway:
difficult to contract for deep wells In un-
tried territory. After the earth is known
drillers will take contracts for most any
depth, and bind themselves to 60 to the
depth contracted for.
1t is to be hoped that the company will
have no trouble in getting organized and
commencing the work. Ii is one of the
greatest steps undertaken here, and Il
successful it will mean more to Dodge
City than anything that could be done
Cheap fuel here would mean the building
of q big town, and the establishment Of
tn g permanent metropolis of western
Kansas. 1t is worth working for, and
worth spending money to make the test.
1t is rumored that the promoters of the
movement have a "hunch' 10 work on,
in selecting a place for the test:that they
had hunch wizard locate 1t. Whether
or not such thing can be done does moi
effect the value of the undertaking
There is enough evidence to work oh,'
without it, and it is certainly worth the
attempt.
MIR. Hoover stated that he was willing
to give $1,000 to know what is in the
earth below US, and many others will
probably feel the same way about it.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-23
lODeE CITY BOY
Making Good Record As a Postoffice
Inspector.

An old Dodge City boy, Post. office In
spector Rapp. of Hanover, N. II. the son
Of John Rapp of this city, has been at
tracting considerable attention in New
Hampshire post office robbery case. The
police of Hanover received the report OF
robbery from the post master who was
then subjected to a long and searching
cross examination by Post-ofiice In
spector Rapp. At the end of this ex-
animation the postmaster acknowledged
that his story was untrue and admitted he
had used postofiice money to pay his
creditors. A good deal of money was in
voved In this fake robbery and In
spector Rapp plays an Important part
in Its recovery. Mr.. Rapp has many
friends in this city who will be glad
to receive word of him.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-23
SUBSCRIPTION ACCOUNTS
Postofllce Department Ruling Forces
Papers to Hustle C0llec.
/. lions.

The GLOBE REPUBLICAN, hopes that
Its subscribers will send In all back sub
scripticns once The Post Office De-
partment made a ruling that only papers
going to bnna1de subscribers Of paper
will be allowed to 60 through the mails
at the regular newspaper rate. The de-
partment decides further that papers
that have run year without without be-
ing paid for come outsidethe list OF "sub.
scrlbers." In short time all subscrlb-
ers who owe above one years sunscrip-
tion will have to be cut off Of the list of
every paper in the United States. TO
send such paper through the mails the
publisher would have to put one-cent
stamp on each paper, which would be
Improbable. 1t is therefore necessary
to have speedy settlement with sub
sciibers, and the GLOBE REPUBLICAN Is
confident that its subscribers will take
the situation as it is, and cheerfully help
to meet It. This paper wants to hold ev'
cry subscriber on Its list, and In order 70
do this 1t must get the subscription col
lected, because II it does not do this it
will have to cut them off There Is no
getting away from this, as the order has
been made by the Government post Office
department, and it enforces Its rules.
The readers of the GLOBE REPUBLICAN
who are in arrears are earnestly asked to
pay up their back subscription, and con-
tInue the paper.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-23

H.B. Brink OF Ford was In Dodge
City Tuesday.
W. Rinehart of Cimarron visited
friends in this city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Wilkinson and son
spent Sunday in CimarTon.
Ell. Smith, editor of the Spearville
News, was in Dodge City Tu esday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamunyon are the par
ents of daughter, born las week.
Mrs. Tom Hanna will leave Friday
morning for Newton, to make her future
home.
C. G. Slatterly, j. Fl. Berry and z. NJ.
Moore Of Spearville were here the first
of the week on business.
Mrs. George Sheldon and son of Spear
vile are here this week visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Guthrie.
R.T. Young left Tuesday, afternoon
for Athens, Texas and other points, for
the purpose of looking over the country
Mrs. E. j. Williams of Greenyille left
for her home Monday morning after a
two weeks visit with her neice Mrs. B. c.
Jones.
Carey Orebaugh hired G. L. Painters
Maxwell auto Sunday for trip in the
Sheen neighbofhood, fifteen miles north
west of Dodge City. Fred Chapman
drove the machine.
Mrs. j. E. Coe who has been teaching
at the second ward school In the place
vacated by Miss Nelson short time ago,
has sent in her resignation which will take
effect on February the 10th.
From all appearances, G. L. Painters
new Maxwell automobile is giving much
better satisfaction than his old machine,
which is at present laid up for repairs.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Chambers left
Monday morning for their home in
Smith Center after a couple of weeks
visit with their neice Mrs. B. G. Jones.
Frank Martin was out Monday for the
first time In three weeks. Mr.. Martin
visited the county treasurer's Office but
will not resume bis duties as deputy
county treasurer for couple Of weeks.
Mrs. D. Decker Of Minneapolis, visited
for few days this week with Mrs.
Jennie Williams, on her way to Colo
RADIO. Mrs. Decker will visit here again
for short time on her return In three
weeks.
B. @. Jones is building two story nine
room residence on the west hill across
from the third ward school building.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones will occupy this home
when finished and will rent the properly
they are now LIVING In.
T. v. Whitelaw Of Masonic, Cali
fornla is here for a few days visit with
his brother, Judge Whitelaw. Mr..
Whitelaw is on his way east for visit
with his relatives at different points, for
the first time In over seventeen years.
Thresher Men and Plowmen.
FoR SALE; One % horse power
Buffalo Pitts, Traction engine. Can be
seen At Soule college near Dodge City.
Engine 10 in first class condition and will
be sold at bargain. viii trade for good
land anywhere In timber section east Of
Dodge City. Address Ward Combs, Bill
ings, No. A
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HOME TALENT MlNsTRELs.
"coming Again. Larger and Better
Than Ever" Fifty People and its
Own Band and Orchestra.

hcu IVY = COPtO ut0 'tS
Own Band and Orchestra.
One week from today. Don't forget
the date.
Th0t Is the time. Giuck's Opera House
is the place, the great and only Dodge
CITY Minstrel show Is the event
Two years ago home talent minstrel
show WAS given here as a library bene fit.
Congressman Madison and his secretary
George Grobety were among the end
men. Ex- County Attorney L. A. Madi-
son was the interlocutor. People fought
for seats as soon as the sale was started.
The second performances drew as large a
crowd as the first.
Later a ladies' minstrel show was given
1t was quite as great success, and every
body was glad thai they had attended.
This season mixed minstrel has been
planned, which includes some Of the
talent of both Of the above mentioned
shows. The show will be given on the
evenings Of January Both and 3lst, at
Gluck's opera house, 1t will be as good
show as either of the preceding; pos
slbly better one. The proceeds, If any
one cares 10 know what is to become of
them, are to be DIVIDED between the
ladies of the Episcopal church to add to
their choir fund, and the Dodge City
orchestra and band.
Next Thursday and Friday nights.
The seats will be 80 cents, no more and
no less, and you can reserve them, Don't
forget that the seats will be in demand.
Select your seats early.
The seats will 90 on sale at Young's
Jewelry Store at O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing, January 2S.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-23
BUSINESS CHANGE
r. G. Barkley buys an Interest IN the
Sam Stubs Grocery Store.

F. G. Barkley buys an Interest IN the
Sam Stubs Grocery Store.
An interest In the Stubbs grocery store
has been purchased by F, G. Barkley,
who has been representing wholesale
grocery firm in this territory. Mr.. Bark.
ley will take an active part in conduct
Ing the gro Gerry business hege. He has
sold his interest in the Erlougher d
Barkley store at Ulysses to Mr.. Erlougher.
Mr. Stubbs has been confined in the
store very closely for good many years,
and much OF the time has not had good
health and he decided to sell an interest
In the business to some one who would
give his time to the store. Mr.. Barkley
wanted to quit the road and engage
In business in Dodge City, SO the presen
deal was made.
Mr.. Stubbs will still take an active
part In conducting the business, but will
take time to be outside more, and to take
q few trips that he has been wanting to
make.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-23
PERSONALS

Hermit Cookies at Sturgeon Bros.
Something new, 2t
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-23
DISTRICT COURT
After Short Session Adjourned for
a Couple of Weeks on Account of
Judge Finley.

District court convened In Dodge City
last Tuesday and In the absence Of Judge
Finley, who is confined at his home by
sickness, Attorney A. B. Reeves was
selected as Judge pro tenn. Only one Of
the state cases was disposed Of, the case
against Bawbese and Gentry. These
were men who had stolen q ride on q
Santa Fe freight and broken into an
orange oar for their meals. They had
been held awaiting trial for about forty
days, and were given q short Jail
sentence.
A number Of land cases brought to
quiet title we're disposed Of and few
divorce cases were tried.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-23
LAUNDRY is SOLD.
Mr.. Black Sells the Dodge City Steam
Laundry to Larned Young Men.

mr.. BLACK SellS the OOu8e Cllf Otedm
Laundry to Larned Young Men.
The Dodge City Steam Laundry was
sold this week by J S. Black to Chas.
Collins and E. E. Phillips of Larned.
Mr.. Phillips is a practical laundryman
and will act as foreman in the laundry,
and Mr.. Collins will have charge of the
office work. Both are energetic young
men, and they expect to keep on enlarg-
ing the plant, which is now well equipped
for the best grade of laundry work.
MIR. Black has not decided as yet where
be will locate. The people who have
known him here can recommend him to
any community to which be may go, and
they will regret to lose him from Dodge
City.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-23
For Sale or Rent.

South west quarter of southeast quarter,
section 81, township 2S, range "a.
Address owner, Peter Brown, St.
Joseph, Illinois. If
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-23

All kinds Of watch and jswelry repair
ing done BY Nv. Lynch, Watches
cleaned, sl.OO, Msinsprlngs el.oO, Jewels
elOO and other work 10 proportion.
located 1t the ParloF Csie. Z
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
Sporting Gossip.

New York has not released Spike Shan
non after all. He was put in to bat Tues
day.
Poor old Cubs; they have dropped two
out of three games TO Boston-Boston,
think of 1t!
Pittsburg and Brooklyn played a game
Tuesday In one hour and twenty minutes.
one of the quickest games on record.
Chance sent in his college pitcher. Mack,
to bat for Lundgren IN the seventh and
he didn't do a thing but knock out a
three-bagger.
Bonno is getting so he can lose games
along with the rest of them. At that II was
not his fault he lost Tuesday, for he held
Denver to five hits, while Lincoln made
seven off Adams.
O'Neil bowed to public sentiment and
public decency when he shifted his umuire
Schedule and sent Davis to Des Moines
Instead of Sioux City. But that isn't say
ing anybody is glad he was sent to Des
Moines over the transom would have
been the best place.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
seward Defeats Central city,

SEWARD. Neb., July 22.-(Special Tele-
In the first OF a series OF two games in one
OF the fastest games OF the season. From
the first L appeared to be q pitchers battle
Stewart OF Seward, with tewar having a
shade the best OF Il. Seward claims one Of
the fastest teams in the state, having won
ffty-one out Of fifty-five games played and
one tie game. Score;
seward ...............O 0 0 / IL
Central City.""""..1 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 OIL
o. Hits: Seward, 4; Central city, g. Double
plays: Contra city, 2. Struck out: Stew
art, 10; Jarrett, T. Batteries: Seward
Stewart and Neff; Central City, Jarrett and
Patterson. Umpire: Virgen Of Utica.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
OMAHA CONDUCTS SWATFEST
Sixteen Hits in Game Won from Des
Moines Team.
THREE OF THEM Two.BAGeERs
Two Iowans Knocked Out of Box
in Came Resulting Nine TO
Three-stoux City
.Ioses.

DIES MONIES, Ia, July 22.-Ragan was
hit bard, hut Clarko1tend Bomar were hit
harder. Everything looked rosy for Des
Moines until the sixth when Gonding and
Ragan got busy with their pestles and
began afpatting bee that lasted through
two innings and drove two pitchers to
the ROSTERS bench, Flournoy, the first
up for Des Moines in the initial inning,
got a hit and scored through an addl-
tional rap by Bader. DeE Moines got
two more IN the seventh through three
two basgers and a nerror. franck and
Kelley did some sensational work around
short stop for each team. N score:
DIES MONIES.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
NOW FOR CROQUET TOURNAMENT
Series of Matches VIII he PLAYED nj
south Omnha.


A croquet tournament will be held at tbo
south Omaha Country club, beginning Fri
gay and lasting until all PLAYERS have
played at least one game with every other
player. IL is estimated that there wifi he
about twenty games played to decide the
championship Of the club, as we'll as 10 win
a fine s. prize which is offered to the one
grounds at the club are fixed nm in fine
pected.
For the opening games the following have
Bert Anderson. J. b. Ash. N. r.. Bryson
and F. A. Cressey; w, b.. Cheek, a. ].
rar; l.. c, Gibson, A. L. Hunter, d l.
Holmes and A. A. Jasmer; w. G. lambert.
l. NJ Lord, A: L; Lott and G. A. Melcher;
a.; H: MyrdoGk, II. Myers; James @. Mar
tin and Ed Munshaw; John Fitz Roberts,
SAINT.
After each round each one must change
partners and in this way every one gets to
years champions, James G. Martin and Ed
Munshaw. expect to make q fight to retain
the championship Of the club for another
year.
The board Of directors has decided that
Thursday OF each week shall be known as
has appointed the following committee OF
women to have charge OF the entertainment
for Ladies day; Mrs. /. G: Gibson, Mrs.
M. schindle and Mrs, c, A. ,Melcher. These
ladies expect to meet In the near future
and prepare a program for the opening day.
The entertainment committee has decided
to give a minstrel show about the last Of
August and have appointed a special COM
mittee consisting OF Bruce Mccullough,
Harry Cote and w. w. Fisher to take
TIL club also has several golf matches
on for the fall weeks. A game of base ball
is to be PLAYED next Saturday at the Coun-
try club with the strong Omaha Field club
team.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
Regatta Association Mt Burlington
Closes SucceaHful Meet.

Regatta Association Mt Burlington
Closes Successful Meet.
BURLINGTON Ia, July % Especial
Telegram THE senior races in the central
states rowing association today closed the
most successful meet yet held by the asso-
citation. Even a larger crowd than yester-
day turned out to applaud the winners.
The races were somewhat marred by the
providing OF the water craft about the
course and two fouls occurred that inter
fered with the spectacular effect Of the
contest.
AS in the Junior races yesterday the six
oar barge race was the most exciting. This
was won by the Mound City boat club OF
81. Louis amid the din Of applause. The
winners finished about half a boat length
ahead of the Quincy South SideTs who led
the Centrals of st. Louis by only a few
feet. AS a result of the races the Mound
city club OF st. Louis and the South SID
club Of Quincy are tied for first honors
and the awarding of the grand prize will
have to be decided by some means to be
adopted later.
Senior single SOULS, one and one-half
miles, won by o. Allison, South Side club,
Quincy; Joseph LeppiEg, Mound City club,
st, Louis, second. Time; 49,.
Senior four-oared shell, won by Mound
City club, st. Louis; South Side Of Quincy
fouled the Detroit boat club. Time: 94S.
One and one-half miles.
Senior doubles, won by st, Louis Rowing
club; North Side Quincy, second. Time:
lO:2. One ard one-half miles.
Senior six-oared barge, won by Mound
City club, st. Louis; South Side. Quincy,
second; Centrals, 81. Louis, third. Time
4:l2, Th~ree-quarters mile straight away.
The executive OF the Central
States Rowing association tonight decided
TO present the grand prize for the highest
merit a handsome bronze plaque TO the
duplicate prize made TO present TO the
Mound City club of st. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
Trash Wins Second Race at Brighton
Beach in Exciting Finish.

BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y, July "a
Threatening weather kept the attendance
down at Brighton Beach today, when an
ordinary card was run off, but some in
Of the day was the race run by Trash In
the second event. She was off none too
well and coming to the first turn was
nearly knocked down, losing many lengths.
When she recovered herself the boy sent
her after the field and at the head Of
the stretch was on even terms with the
leader, Monocle. From there to the finish
she gradually drew away, to win by a
couple of lengths. Summary:
First race, 3-year-olds and upwards, sell
ing. six furlongs: He Knows Is7, Sweet. 6
p second, Boema 400. Gilbert, 6 to y third.
Time; 1:13. Easton. Faracinesca, Queen
of Sheba, ~Omnipotent, Alchemivad, Admiral
Do, Hiram, Mexican, Silver Octoic, Punch,
Kllrain and Torenia also rau-
Second race. S-year-olds Ing, i1lle and
a sixteenth: Trash Uo2, swrrg, 5 to 3 won,
Gowan uO6, Upton, 8 to u third. Time:
1:47. Cymbal, Complete, Import, Iskra,
Liddington and The Dane also ran.
Third race, 2-year-olds, selling. five and
a half %furlongs: Fashion Plate Q10, Smith,
3 to 81 won, Ragman Q09, Sweet, 2 20 II
second, La sata dol Cullen, 8 to u third.
Zella and Harry Rogers also ran.
Fourth race, 3-yeRr-olds and upwards,
mile and a SIXTEENTH; Marathon Q15, Nc.
Carthy, 6 to 81 won, Lally (g, McCahey, s
S to u third. Time: i:l6%. Gairngorm,
D'Arkle and Campaigner also ran.
Fifth race, fillies, maidens, 2-year-old,
selling, five furlongs: WEYMOUTH Q@. J.,
Lee, S to u won, Garland Q00, Smith, S
to y second, Alice Mack GOO, Sweet, 20
to y third. Time; l;0lNs. Donation. Lady
Swift, Mobility, Yankee Dauter, Betty Vim
cent, Queen Eleanor, Rumis and Gueret
also ran.
Sixth race, S-year-olds and upwards, SELL
ing, mile and a quarter: Olesey (9S, Jen-
sen, 60 to l. won, Obert (94, Mccarthy, Is
to u second, Beauclaire QO4, Sweet, 10 to
p third. Time: BOTS. Colonel White, Col
conda and Grace Cameron also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
HARE DAY ron GLIDDEN CARS
Course Lies over Irregular and Rutted
Roads,

RANGELEY, Me-, July PA trying days
run was laid out for the participants In to-
days, the last but one, In the Glidden au-
tomobue tour, the course lying over 100
miles OF irregular roads through the Range
ley lakes and White mountains regions,
with the little town OF Bethlehem, Y. H,
as the destination of the days touring.
The deeply rutted roads which made yes
terday's run the most uncomfortable Of the
tour, were again among the difficulties to
be encountered. TIL running time Of six
hours ard thirty minutes which had been
allowed necessitated a speed OF twenty
miles an hour or more, 80 that there might
be spare time to draw upon In the event
OF accidents, such as cost the Bay State
team It's standing among the leaders yes
terday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
Races Gt malvern.

ma MALE Ia 2TSigg ~EmssPeeiaL3I
meet August to T. Following is the
race pregnant: August 5-2:15 pace, three
half mile and repeat, SIS. =
August 6-2:24 trot, three in five, $500;
2;3O pace, three in five, $500; 3-year-old
August 7-2:lS trot, three in five, 1850;
2:22 pace. three in five, S3O0i half mile
and repeat. S75.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23

run. only two Grizzlies saw third base and
no two o. their hits off johnson were
punched in a single inning. Davidson and
Cassidy led in the batting, each with
three hits. Belden piucked the ball from
the center field fence, robbing Thomas Of
a three-sacker. Gagnier's great snortstop
playing was the feature Of the fielding.
EenFas
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
Crete suEer. shutont.

FRIEND. Neb., July 22.-(SpeclaI TcIe-
gram. 1.-The locals defeated Crete in a one
sided game here this afternoon by a score
Of II TO O.. The feature Of the game was the
hitting Of Fenlon. Score;
Crete ...............O o 0 0 0 0 0 O.
Friend ."".......4 0 2 0 0 o la
storlan; Friend, Riesch and Ling.
Struck out: BY Radamacher, 8; by Pr.ca,
/; by Riesch, 8. Hits: Crete, 8; Friend, II.
Two-base hits: Simones %, FeIlon. Home
runs: Fenlon. Errors: Crete, g. Friend, 8.
The Arkansas Travellers come here tomOr-
row and Exeter on Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
SIOUX HIT WELL, BUT SCORE NOT
Failure TO Connect with Ball nj
OppOrtune Time Loses Game. ,

SIOUX CITY. Ia, July 1.-TWO bases on
balls and two singles In the fifth inning
We're largely influential i'm the winning of
todays game by Pueblo. The visitors
amassed five runs during the afternoon,
while Sioux City never had a look In.
Though outhitting their opponents they
failed to connect with the ball at oppor-
tune times. Weed was injured in practice
and was out Of commission for the day.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
Totals
for Wltherup In ninth.

Slated for witherup in ninth.
8 8%sS M2ines ! 9 9 : g 3 9 60
Earned runs. Des Moines, 2; Omaha. ..
Two base hits; Kelley, Niehoff, Dolan,
Gonding, Aubrey, WEIGH, Franck, King.
Bases On balls: off Clarke, 4; off Bomar,
/; off Ragan,aI. Hit by pitched ball: by
Bomar, L., Wild pitches: Clarke, 2. Struck
out: by Bomar. /; by Wltherup, 2; by
Ragan, 3. Stolen bases: Welch, Aubrey,
Fisher. Time Of game: 1853. Attend
ance: 800.s Umpire; Davis.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23

IWo-base hts: GessIer, Stone, Ferrls.
Sacrifice hits: Hartzell, Lord, Carrigan,
Stone (2), Thoney. Stolen bases: Thoney,
{. Jones, Ferris. Double plays: Wagner TO
Mcconnell to Stahl; Stahl, unassisted;
Ferris to T. Jones; Wallace. 10 Williams
to L. Jones. Left on bases: st. Louis, 4;
Boston, Z. Bases on balls: OFF Cicotte, s.;
off Dineen, 4 First base on errors: Bos,
ton, 2. Hit by pitcher: BY Cicotte, Wallace.
Struck out: BY Dineen, 2; by Cicotte, 8.
Wild pitch: Cicotte. Time: 1904. Umpires:
Sheridan ard Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-23
PUEBLO.

Two-base hit: WEIGH. Stolen bases:
Spencer CO, Patterson, Miller, Welch.
Double plays: Galgano to Clark; Corhan to
Clark. Bases on balls; OFF Galgano, 2; off
Starr, 3. Struck out: BY GalRano, 5; by
Starr, L. Passed ball: Henry. Hit by
pitched ball: Spencer, Time: 1:4O. Umpire:
Haskell, Attendance: 1,500.