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THE GRAND FRATERNITY

~ Star of the West. branch
GxA No. 30S, held an enjoyable
EEED basket social last Monday
~M night at Maple hall, S45
W South Figueroa street. A
pleasant evening was spent,
after the auction. in dancing. Tonlor-
row Monday evening there will be
Initiation at p. m. under the direction
of Necie Shields, tea rncaptain. The
team is uniformed in Highlander cos
tune and makes pretty showing. At
9:15 the doors will be thrown open to
members and friends. Every member
OF the Grand Fraternity in the city is
urged to attend and spend a pleasant
evening. The officers of the branch are
Charles D. Shields. past commander;
George S. Caruthers. commander; DIR.
]. B. Renshaw, vice commander; Mrs.
Necie Shields, regent; Miss Inez On
stott, marshall Mrs. w. E. Elwood.
guide; George p. Cook, recorder; M. e.
Caruthers, collector: Frank B. Veasey.
treasurer; Mrs. Jennie Musso and Miss
Ora Spotswood, musicians: Mrs. r. b.
Veagey, George B. Sinclair and Walter
II. Jenkins, trustees. All of the Off
GERS are faithful attendants and the
cooperation OF all members is urged
o. the meetings.
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BROTHERHOOD
AMERICAN YEOMEN

Ivanhoe homestead No.
141S gave another of its en-
enjoyable dances Wednes7
day night. The usual large
crowd was in attendance.
The cake walk was the
special feature of the even
ing. L. A. Price, the de.
-. .ao~. 80 t,, xuAy1 hn
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UNITED SPANISH WAR
VETERANS

A full attendance of
the members of Roose-
welt auxiliary No. 5,
United Spanish War
Veterans, is urgently re-
quested at our regular
business meeting, May
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state of Michigan. Today it has 5000
subordinate tents with membership
of over 100000, It's jurisdiction cover
ing the United States and Canada. Ac-
cording to the last report of the insur-
ance commissioner of Michigan the or
der has assets amounting to $7.441 ,536.
It's surplus funds are invested In gov
eminent, state and municipal bonds.
The report of the commissioner shows
that the association owns 100000 OF
Los Angeles city bonds, and 1t also mas
bonds of San Diego, Santa Ana, OAK
land, Hollywood and Placer county.
During the year 1907 the death claims
paid amounted to s3,427.000. The order
expects to occupy it's new quarters in
the city of Detroit some time In
August.
Los Angeles tent No. held its reg
ular needing on Wednesday evening
The degrees were conferred upon three
candidates and several applications
were acted upon. The tents at Pasa-
dena and Santa Ana have accepted
an inv. tation TO join with tent No. 2
In celebrating its seventeenth anniver-
sary June 10.
Los Angeles division No of the
uniform rank is practicing three times
a week for its competitive drill, which
ia to be held It the Shrine auditorium
NAV 30. Five teams will participate
in the contest, the following teams be-
ing entered: Companies % and 80 OF
the knights of Pythias, Co. of the
L oresters, Co. No. 2 of the Fraternal
brotherhood and Co. No. of the
Knights of the Maccabees. General
Sletzer of Cleveland, Ohio, representing
the uniform rank of the knights of the
Maccabees, has accepted an invitation
to attend the contest. He will be ac-
companied by Brig. Gen. S. w. Hall of
Oakland.
Los Angeles tent No. appointed a
committee at its last meeting to ar
range for it's memorial services, which
will be held at the tent room Sunday
afternoon, June 2S.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-10

win run a page every Sunday in coIors.
ness of q kind will appear this page
This is q rare opportunity. Call for us to
explain. Home phone Herald, Sunset Press
~
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UTE UTueI. NeNI IHUFSudy HISHI IHIS
council will give an open meeting, and
the novel feature of the evening will be
an old-time square dance, and there
will be Virginia reel or two. OF course
there will be some round dances, but
the folks who enjoy the old style of
dancing will get their fill if they attend
this one. Cards and refreshments will
also be in order, so if you want to
enjoy yourself you had better wind
your way to Mammoth hall, SIT South
Broadway. next Thursday night.
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TRIBE OF BEN HUR

Los Angeles court No.
10 held an unusually in
teresting meeting last
Friday. AS usual, there
were a number of ap-
plicants and candidates.
This court has been
comforting part of the
aIo hnrafa dapraaS- even
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FORESTERS OF AMERICA

Fremont circle f. of
A. is a wide-awake
and energetic circle,
and has scored many
successes in the past,
and on Friday, May
Is, at its meeting
place at Native Sons
hall, 2111a West Sec
ond street, it will en-,
deavor to surpass all
former records. 1t
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-10

Visit ship hotel. Venice. on your sea-
side trip. Good service and popular
prices. Music
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODD FELLOWS

Arbor Vitae Rebekah
% lodge No. SO will give an
49, - entertainment at Odd
Fellows hall May 26. AS an elaborate
program has been arranged. those who
attend are assured royal time. Mrs.
Eran's Mandolin and Guitar club of
forty members will participate in the
program and those who are familiar
with this club know that they will
furnish excellent music. Besides i'm
stiumental muSic there will be a num-
Der OF vocal selections and readings.
Following the entertainment the rest
of the evening win be devoted to dane
ing and whist
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OF AMERICA

Silver Star lodge No.
!; 4
AMsXA SAG met as usual last
tXXHExsll44U lar business session, and
WXSAEHN the usual routine of busf-
NSHK2W ness was transacted. The
committee on entertain
ment for this month re-
ports good progress made for our next
social meeting, which will be held next
Tuesday at Maple hall, Fraternal
building, Lincoln and Figuroa streets.
A full program has been arranged for
and all members and friends are in
vited to meet with us, as we assure you
this time that you will all say that you
have had royal good time. We will
have plenty of dancing for the young
and also amusements for the old. Don't
forget the time and place. A very fine
sofa pillow is to be given away that
evening to the lucky person holding
the right number,
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MODERN NATIONAL
RESERVE

Los Angeles council No.
20, NJ. N. r., is up and STIR
ring these days. At every
business session now there
are new applications being
received and candidates in
itiated. Last Thursday night
several candidates were in.
Quoted into the mysteries of
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ORDER OF OWLS

There were many Owls
that nestled in the local
nest Wednesday night.
Those who had absented
themselves for some time
We're punished according
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

During the session of the
grand lodge Knights of
Pythias at Long Beach a
large class of tyros will be
warmly received by the
votaries of AL Borak tenn
pie No. 70, Dramatic Order
IynivbtS of I<ora cran on
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-10

n Won want to go east. G. Haydook.
Agent Illinois Central r. R.. lis w. 9Th.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

!; !: j; +. !;
5E On Wednesday night.
4XSasS%A April go, Angeleno coun-
w n 4 N Gil No. 1913, Knights and
MI HMs l4l Ladies of Security. enter
xSHxHE1N tanned at their hall on
N@N Pasadena avenue the
state delegates. also the
following councils: Golden City No.
1862, Los Angeles No. 1877, Juanita No.
1871 and visitors from Long Beach.
Pasadena, San Bernardino, Ohio and
Kansas. The regular degree was con-
ferred upon a number of candidates,
after which a side degree was put on,
which was distinctly new feature and
won praise from all.
The state prize banner was then pre-
scented to Angeleno council by Los An
geles No 1877 in most gracious man
ner. National officer Lady Mary A.
Mary and National Delegates Lady
Neal and Sir Knight Bear kindly Of
fered few remarks.
The entertainment closed with a
BANQUET and dancing. The hall was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
ana altogether most enjoyable even
ing was spent.
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LADIES OF THE
MACCABEES

Pacific hive No. 46,
Ladies of the Macca-
bees, will entertain
their friends on
Thursday evening,
May IA, at Burbank
hall with progressive
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UNITED ANCIENT ORDER
DRUIDS

The beautiful ceremony
d installation, as con-
- Quoted in the crimson de-
u gree, was witnessed last
week by several hundred
persons when the officers
80 tI,a e,o4,,,co1 IoaaI .r~A.,ae
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-10
KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES

The various tents of
the knights of the Mac
cabees of the World are
making arrangements to
celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary of the
organization of the or
der. September IL, 1888,
the order was chartered
under a special act of
tho laoislatlre of the
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MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

- Golden State camp No.
= IN lilo held it's regular social
10y meeting Wednesday even
<AM ing, May s. The hall was
wi too well filed for comfort,
~ 1t all enjoyed the pro-
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WEEKS NEWS OF FRA 7ERNAL AND SECRET SOCIETIES
FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

Hermosa No. 80 is look
ing forward eagerly to the
paper carnival planned for
the last day of May. Elk
cellent results are antici-
pated because former oc-
ooeio,,e, ,,,,do1. tho n1IsDicpS
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-14
ANGELENOS WILL BE SENT
TO NAVIGATION CONGRESS

Los Angeles will undoubtedly send
a large delegation of enthusiastic
boosters to Philadelphia in 1911 for
the next triennial convention of the
Permanent International Association of
Navigation congresses, one of the most
important of the international gather
ings. 1t is practically settled that 1t
will be held in this country, and Phil
adelphia has virtually been selected
for the congress.
The great convention has never be-
fore been brought to America. and on
that account it will be most notable
in it's American delegation alone. In
addition it will bring famous public
men, engineers and experts from other
continents and will prove a remarkable
impetus to the cause OF waterways inn
provements. The last congress was
held in ST. Petersburg and three years
before that in Milan.
The distinguished men who will at
tend will make up party to visit the
Panama canal and will doubtless tour
the Pacific coast, thereby giving Los
Angeles an opportunity to entertain
them
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-14

n ECAUSE Importance of the match together with the
X overwhelming demand of the sports who have
- limited banros call for it, Baron Long last night
changed charged for gallery Vernon tomo
row NIGHT when Hugo Kelly Billy Papke travel
the 2ond The big promoter clearly defined his position
the matter correspond
ngly glad + 49,. Lo.+ s.ia T. oao uad
at orr original price would kick coming getting
his moneys worth of gallery seat But despite evidences
prosperity who usually paronze fights and ecog
nize class when they spare than dollar
feel that they should be given chance Therefore, the gal
lery seats will be placed sale at 81 each.
"Of course, posing phanthropist but at that
doing all my power foster boxing in Los Angeles we
probably get half many people the gallery at the original
figure that the fans have chance such classy men IN
action Kelly and Pae and for the price OF an ordinary bout too
look for a packed house" .
Longs doubtless will be well received by
fans bout attracting more interest than any card
months Both Kelly and Papke SO close to the
championship demonstrated their class many times IN
follow ring doings have been waiting
anxousy together Without doubt the house would
have been large anyhow but Longs action makes dou certain
that a record attendance will Vernon tomorrow
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ing. "I cannot afford to let Kelly take
chances of hurting his hands" SAID the
trainer. HE is right on edge now, ana
the only thing he will be allowed to
do from now on is a little light work
with the pulleys and an occasloAiai
walk on the road"
Even without the gloves the Italian
turned loose plenty of action to snow
the fans that he is ready. Ten min
utes with the sand bag and five min
utes with the pulleys, another f1Ve
minutes at shadow boxing and stlll
another period with the skipping rope
did not draw a long breath from KEEL
ly's well developed chest, and Just TO
show that he had plenty left the Chi
cago how turned loose and hammered
the bag for a round. Weighing in time
found Kelly just half pound over
weight, and it generally is conceded
that he will make the poundage With
out the least trouble.
Both fighters will stay at their train
ing camps today, Papke doing road
stunt in the morning and toying with
the gymnasium apparatus after lunch.
Kelly is at weight and Mcdonald prob
ably will let him off with little hght
exercise, most of it consisting of walk
ing and wrestling with Montana Sui
Ivan.
Jim Jeffries paid visit to Paplse
Yesterday, and after the fighter had
finished his work the big fellow talked
with him regarding the rules which
will be in force tomorrow night. Papke
perfectly understood every phase of
the Marquis of Queensberry rules, and
Jeff came away feeling that his duties
as referee would be easy with boys
like the Thunderbolt and Kelly In the
ring. Jeffries' official visit to the Ital-
ian is on the boards for this afternoon,
but as the latter understands the game
as well as Papke no hitch in any quar-
ter Is anticipated.
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M'CORMICKS PUT
IT OVER MAIERS
BREWERY BOYS VAN0UISHED
IN PITCHERS CONTEST
NINE RATTERS IN EACH SIDE
POUND WIND
Double Umpire System Proves satIs-
factory in Game Won by the
Close Score of TWO
to One

In one of the fastest games ever
played on the South Side Athletic dia-
mond yesterday afternoon the McCor-
mick ball team defeated the Maiers by
a score of to 1.
game, one by H. Kimmerle for the
winners and one by Bilandue for the
brewery team.
Cook center fielder for the losing
club, slammed three-bagger.
1t was a pitchers battle from start
to finish between Andrade and Rugger,
each striking out nine men.
The double umpire system was used
and proved satisfactory to both clubs,
the indicator men being Hoag and
Lane. The score and summary follow:
McC0RMICKE
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RANGERS PLAY CLOSE
GAME WITH THISTLES
ENGLISH BOYS SECURE THREE
GOALS AND WIN
Championship of Southern California
Soccer Football League Earned
by Winners of Yester-
days Contest

All the trouble that has been accu-
mulated in the Southern California
soccer football league was worked on
yesterday afternoon in one fast fifteen,
minute half at the Fiesta park held
between the Rangers and the Thistlesi
the game being awarded to the Kan
GERS on account of darkness.
The regular league game was played
and the Rangers won by score OF
pionship of the league.
The Rangers had the best of the
game all the way. The star players
for the Rangers were A. Mitchell, who
kicked goal; Mildrum, two goals, and
q q. Jarvis. Gorfunkle did fine work
for his club. The league will be re-
organized. The lineup:
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WHITE SOX WIN
FROM VIII. TEAM
LONG BEACH PILES UP FlF-
TEEN RUNS
Game Was Slugging Match Through
out, Although Both Pitchers
Acquitted Themselves
Brilliantly

The Woodil- Hulse team made seven
runs in the first inning Of a game with
Long Beach yesterday afternoon. Then
Catcher Ziegler was knocked out by
owens running into him at the plate
The White Sox afterward made tlr-
teen runs, while the Woodlll-Hulse
made only two more, and the former
won the game by 10 to 9.
Stovall made a home run in the
fourth, scoring Parks also, and in the
eighth the first baseman brought the
fans to their feet by stealing third and
then home. Hasletts two-bagger to
left field in the eighth scored two men.
In the seventh Cole brought in TWO
men bv a hit to right field. 1t was a
hitting match, but both pitchers played
fine ball.
The score:
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GIANTS DOWNED
BY DYAS-CLINE
C0LORED PI AYERS LOSE BY
SCORE OF 5 TOT
PITCHERS WORK ON BOTH SIDES
EFFECTIVE
Hyphenated Team Compelled to Put
Another Man in Box-AfrIcans
Pull Off Double
Play

The Dyas-Cline baseball aggrega-
ton defeated the Los Angeles Giants
yesterday at the Joy park diamond by
a score of to l.
Lyman for the winners landed a
three base hit.
Dyas-Cline used two pitchers in Nc
Claim and Lyman, while Clark twirled
the ball for the entire game for the
colored team.
A double play was pulled off in the
Giants camp by Hawkins to Slater.
The score:
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EDlSONS BEAT
SAN DIEGOTEAM
HOSP MAKES FATAL ERROR IN
WILD THROW
Thomas Outpitches Angels Young
Star Finger and Wins for Los
Angeles Aggreeations by
Shutout Route

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 13.-Something OF
a surprise was sprung by the Edisons
this afternoon when they defeated the
San Diego team in the second and f1nal
game of the series by a score of to O.
San Diego played a listless game in the
field and at bat. The one run scored
by the Edisons came on a disastrous
error by Hosp, who made a wild throw
to first, allowing the runner to advance
to third from where he scored on a
squeeze play. Previous to the begin
ming of the play Capt. Downie of Sar
Diego protested the game on account
of Ely, the second baseman of the Salt
Lake team, playing with the Edisons
Following is the score:
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THISTLES LOSE
TO DOLGEVILLE
GAME ENLIVENED BY ROW
between PLAYERS
Winners and Losers Each Unable to
Leave Batsman's Stand and
Each Makes Seven
Safetles

The game between the Thistles and
the Dolgeville clubs of the Southern
State league yesterday on the Dodge
vile diamond ended in free-for-all
fight between the Dear and Lyon
brothers
1t was said to be disgraceful affair
and should have been avoided by the
manager of the Dolgeville club.
Dolgeville won by the score of to 4.
Following is the score in detail:
DOIGEVILLE
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Discover TeIIurides

Reports from the Bibb & Miller lease
at Mountain View are to the effect that
these people have made a fine dis
covery of tellurides carrying good
values. The leasers are feeling pretty
good over their find and there is quite
a furry in that section as q conse-
quence Of the discovery.
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As evidence of the interest felt in the
bout, more than 1000 enthusiasts turned
out at the Southside club and Venice
yesterday to watch the crack middle
weights in what practically was the
final day of their training grind. Papke
entertained the seasiders with some
classy stunts, and when Sam Berger
donned the gloves to oppose the Thun-
derbolt everyone who made the trip
from town to the shore felt well re-
paid for the trouble.
Against anyone but Payne, Berger
probably would have shown up as a
real heavyweight champion, but the
Thunderbolt kept the big fellow on the
jump and mixed with him at every OPP
portunity At that, Berger displayed
plenty of class, and when he spoke OF
returning to the ring there were many
in the crowd with prediction that ne
would make good.
In addition to the stunt with sam
Francisco's leading haberdasher, Papke
boxed three rounds with Yank Camp
bell and AL Moore, the local heavy
weight He also Wrestled three ROUNDS
with Campbell and not once did the
former champion eVtnce signs OF pelnS
out Of condition. Papke presents the
picture of a perfectly trained fighter
and with the few hours left to him IN
which to add the finishing touches, the
Thunderbolt will be able to present
formidable front to his opponent.
Kellys work at the Southside CLUB
was no less interesting than that OF
Papke, and Jack Doyle entertained one
of the largest crowds it has been his
good fortune to see in the open air
Gymnasium. The Italian was right on
edge, and but for Molly McDonald's
restraining hand would have gone
through his entire repertoire for the
benefit of the fans.
Mcdonald was cautious, however,
and forced his man to cut out all box
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RIVERA GOES HOME
ELATED BY VICTORY
eARDENA DOWNED BY SCORE
OF 8 TO z
Twelve of Winners Fail to Find the
Ball, While Strawberry Pickers
Are Famed Out Eleven
Times

The Rivera ball team defeated the
Gardena team yesterday afternoon on
the Gardena diamond by the score OF
& TO 2. Gardena used two pitchers to
Rivera's one, the opposing slabsters
being Bennett and Annis for the
strawberry pickers, while Milliken dld
the honors for the winners.
Milliken famed eleven, Bennett three
and Annis nine. Briswalter, senior
slugged the ball over the right field
fence for a home run. Briswalter' also
had his batting eye with him, making
two runs and two hits out of four
times at bat. The score:
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WIELANps
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Neilson, Eddy. Sacrifice hit
Sweeney First base on errors San Bernar-
dino, 4; Wielands 1. Left on bases-San Ber-
nardino, s; Wielands, 5, Bases on balls-On
He rsling, 1; off Pima, 9. Struck out-By Hens
ling. Z; by Pima, 5. Hits-Oh Henslng 5; off
Pima 7. Passed ball--H. F'inlay, l. Wild
pitch-Pina, l. Time-1:5O. Umplre--Nelson.
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HEAVY HITTING GETS
BELMONTS THE GAME
Tate, in the Box for Winners, Makes
Eleven of His Opponents Fan
the Air-Score
10 to

The Belmonts won a ten-inning game
from the Ascot Athletic club yester-
day by a score of 10 to 5.
The heavy hitting of Pierce, Lee and
Mcdonald were the features of the
game Tate for the winners struck out
eleven men and walked seven.
The score:
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SAN BERNARDINO
TRIMS WIELANDS
GATE CITY BOYS WIN BY 5 TO
| SCORE
Pitchers Battle Pulled off at VIM
ners' Ground, Followed by Scrim-
mage on Gridiron by Two
Home Elevens

The Wieland team went to San Ber-
nardino yesterday afternoon and lost
to the Gate City team by the score Of
to l. In conjunction with the base
ball game Manager Glenn pulled off a
football game between the Pastime and
the Arrowhead teams of the Gate City,
which went to the Pastime club by the
score of II to O.
Following is the score of the Wieland
and San Bernardino game:
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SAN PEDRO TIES
HOEGEES, 3 TO3
HARB0R TEAM LEADS FOR 8
OUT OF 10 INNINGS
Error by Ellis in Left Garden Allows
TWO AngeIenos to Make Home
Plate and Even
Runs

The San Pedro Merchants and the
Hoegees played to a standstill yester-
day afternoon for ten innings, the
score resulting to 8.
The Harbor City team had the adj
vantage until the ninth inning, when a
long hit to left field by Gray, followed
by an error by Ellis, who sustained a
sprained ankle early in the game, let
in two men and tied the score. Fol-
lowing is the tabulated score: