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The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
RESULTS At OAKLAND.

FIRST EACE-Firc aue one-half farlonrs. Duke
0f Orleans Is "a Williams rp J. won; Billy
Nysr m Davis o o. T. second, DtTdEn 10
Leads j. 90 J. taird. Time I.ll is. Ezpertant.
Dcueu. Bouhur Miss Charity. Eu-tler Bobby
Shsft1. OTonog0 and Professor Slata also ran.
SECOND RACE-FTe and 0uC-h8H furlouEs.
Eulma g.. I3 CARROLL. II To Q won; 70 San, ~.
w Miller. 9 % p second. Red HHl l5 lEirseh-
haumI. n % Do thirI Time. iIl Is sam Nc
Githu. Jockey Momo. Dr. sherman, f. b. H.,
Bsrti. A.. Eta. and Chauv also ru
THIRD RACE-Thr1e and OHchslf furougs Cop
pit la9 Hayes, 3 tr g. won opIlrur la5 lWalsul.
90 J. second. Avtuight. I13 NusIandI. % % T.
third. Time 04i 25 Toby, Lady 1lartuese, Col
lena, siroIa, Galiloe. Air. and Noasrt also ran.
FOURTH HACE-FUe and oHa-haIf fGrlougs.
shenandoah. 10 lFischer' 3 % J. won. Curriculum.
l-5 tPsrderEast'. tJ !. second Marvel T., lZ7
Hayes. 90 J. third Time. lIo25 Prince Brl-
tUs Triumphant. and Siege Gun also ran.
/ FIFTH RACE-FWe and ouchaH fnlugs.
/ Nitre, l25 ,McIainl. 90 q wen; Elevation. u
kirschhaumi. to T. second. Big Store. I'D 1ticeI
Il 70 s. third. Time. 1908 NapIa JACK KeTche-
vile. Herssin. and Jack Paine also rau.
SIXTH BACE-Ouc nile and twenty Yards
Judge Nelson ia 0RiceI 10 20. won: Tsvora IOi
Sandy, 90 I. second, D8e Dollars, % fKirsch-
hlm1, 60 % J. Third Time l.T Miss RiIlis
Luran. Joe Come. Graphite. and Sibard also uu.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
JACK McGUIGAN CHOSEN.
PhiIndeIDhinn VIII Referee Burns
Sullivan Bout I'm Baltimore.

Baltimore, Md, Jan. g.-Jack Nc
Guigan. one Of the best-known figures
In Philadelphia pugilistic circles, was Sc
lected to-day to referee the ffteeu-round
battle between Soldier Burns. Of this
city, and Kid Sullivan. of Washington.
before the Eureka Athletic Club, Thurs
day night. at the GermaHta NIaennerchor
Hall. Several well-known referees We're
mentioued 20 offciate, among them being
Tim Hurst, Charley White. Bert Crow
hurst. jim OHara. Billy Recap. and Abe
Unman, but finally it was agreed that
McGuigan should judge the battle -
McGuigaU is manager Of the National
Athletic Club, the foremost boxing club
Of Philadelphia. and Is known 10 the
Quaker City as one Of the most capable
referees, and Oficiates in all Of the big
battles there. Michigan is known 20
the local fans. as it was De who counted
Young Corbett out when the ex-feather-
weight champion went down before Kid
Sullivan when they clashed here last
fall.
The weight question was TO have been
decided on in addition the referee. but
Manager Herford refused 90 make any
settlement until Sullivan comes TO this
city. Whether the men viii weigh in
Ia fighting toss, or stripped. at l33 pounds
ringside. viii be determined when Sullivan
arrives here.
There seems 10 be stiI plenty Of Burns
money IN sight. A well-kuown Balti-
morean has posted 500 to be bet on
Burns. He viii take even money. II
necessary.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SI mi0Egs. EgIhen. I0i &C. IT,
Shi.IiuT to 3. vou Master lester l14 fGCidsteiut
p % l. second. TIA, U2 AL PrgstouI 90 l. third
Time. l.l3 Bushaw SIM Marx Itclude Willie
Gregg. Bvr'ay. Sir Russell, Rosemary T.. Chestnut.
and Commiia also ran.
SECOND RACE-Thfae fgrIougs Traffic I02 &C.
II. sdiilinEi. 90 T. won. Chia. lE ID B0iaudl
% ]. second SIX Hose I01 p Dueaul, 10 20 J.
third. Time. 0-s5 Is Joe G8iters RoyaI Stone.
Matte Russell. Bold, Blight Tfeky Mate Ia Pala-
din. BeTuies Bgs. Prank CLANCY knight o. the
East. Nivu and ollie Ward also ran
THIRD RA'E-Five and oEe-half fJuIonES Lith-
olIu. l2 iE DuluI. y 10 ]. won. Black Domino.
ll2 tENtral ID % 2 second. Iatona. l0i &C. II.
shilling. o. J. tl.ini. Time Ig- 35 Annette,
Ngma g., The Belle at Mayfair ArJie Rippy. Viz
laudo Frz5ll, Miss Gould. and Fuc-gale also ran
FOURTH RACE-Oue mile. George S. Davis l07
q" Ross. To g. won, GaIlavaut IU IGodsteinl,
to J.. second. Oulene. % z. Dugaui. 10 l. third
Time. l,}8 IS, Mark Antony II also ran.
FIFTH EAtE-Oue and three-sixtceuths miles.
Baron Esher. 100 q. BUus I uo s. won: Avontal-
lUs, l6 C.. II. Shilling 10 l. second, hi Caul
Cap, l4 &C. Ross IS 70 J., third. Time. 200 as
Chnstinea- Belmmoe, Needful, and CoeSort also
ran
SIATH RACE-Ouc mile. Whiddtn q Il Du-
gam. 10 -, woH Charley Paine los iHartyl. 90 %
J. second, BelaTius 81 lGOldstgnl Y 20 J. third.
/ Time. l:i0. Barney Oldheld. john J. Rogers An
doche, and Esther ". also ran
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
Calls Him a Lobbyist.
NO WEST POINT CREW.
study Hours Make 1t Impossible for
Cadets 10 Row

Poughkeepsie. y. Y. Jan 20-SeveraI
persons have for q long time had the idea
that the next conner in the intercollegiate
regatta would he the West Point Military
Academy It has been pointed out on sew
eral occasions that an offer was made
10 West Point that would insure the
establishment Of rowing there When
Capt. Palmer +. Pierce, former football
representative at West Point, visited
CorneHs quarters, at Highland about
boat-race time last June and made a
trip IN the Cornell launch, those who
spoke To him had the idea that his visit
was made 10 see what were the possi-
bilities OF rowing II has been learned
since, however. that the visit was merely
20 induce Cornell 20 Join the IntercoI-
Iegiate Athletic Association of the United
States. OF which Capt. Pierce was and is
president
From another source there has been re-
ceived what apparently is dehnitive on
the subject of rowing ar West Point,
That is that there viii be no rowing
there for some years If at all The
courses of work are so arranged that
there is no time left for the sport Of
rowing All the time of the cadets is
taken up with their present work and
sports, and il does not seem at all pos
sible that another form of athletic exer-
/ else can be sandwiChed in There is some
enthusiasm for rowing al the Academy.
naturally enough. because of the success
Of the rival service institution but those
who know the situation al West Point
say that that is where it viii have to end
In enthusiasm, and nothing more
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE MEETS
metropolitan 4. {. Admitted To Mem
bershin I'm Place of Reservoirs.

hCAEunDEiIun n - AuNtiNieh ~ HcAH-
bership in Place of Reservoirs.
a meeting Of the Independence League
was held at the rooms of the Blooming
dale Athletic Club last evening and rep
.resentatives of five Of last years teams
We're present, namely: Ralph Rogers,
manager of the Independents; Ferguson
Fague, manager of the Congressionals;
Charles limbaugh, manager Of the Eek
ingtons; Nathaniel Worley, manager Of
the Bloomingdales and David Waters.
manager of the Brookland Methodist
team.
Harry A Wilson, manager of the Met
ropolitan Athletic club, of the Metro
politan NJ. r. Church, was present ard
his team was admitted to the league IN
place Of the Reservoir Heights team,
which club finished at the bottom last
season, and withdrew from the league.
The following officers we're unanimously
chosen TO serve for the present year: DR..
Alexander Bielask president. Paul Web
ster Eaton vice president David S.
Wauters, secretary, and John Weber,
treasurer.
The league viii use the same grounds
as last year in all probability, and sew
erai applications for official umpire and
scorer will De considered at the next
meeting
The list of players ON the different
teams for the coming season must be
filed with the secretary of the league be
fore February J. Each team will be per-
mitted to carry twenty-five players in
stead Of the twenty heretofore allowed
The directors Of the Independence
League unanimously passed a motion ap-
pointing a committee Of two, composed
OF DR. Bielaski and Ralph Rogers, 10 con
fer with the other amateur leagues IN the
District In regard TO establishing a
strlcter code of rules governing the play
ms OF player in more than one league
during the season, as advocated by the
Marquette League
Manager Wilson. when interviewed
after the meeting, gave the following as
the lineup of his team. L. Pinnar Car
roll, c. Queen, A. Evans, f. Giles. i.
Barr, II. and W. Wilson, J. Yeatman, T.
Chapman, Z. Sheppard, J. Shiles, p. Du-
Ian, c. Moore. g. Harvey
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
Aged Rockville Nan Dies.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Rockville Md, Jan. 21-Francis NJ. Crit
fifth one Of the best-knOwn citizens OF
this county, died of pneumonia at BeaIs-
vile last night, al the age Of seventy
five years. He was for many years a
leading member of the Baptist Church.
and during his lifetime filled several i'm
portant and responsible public positions
He was for a long time connected with
the management Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. with headquarters at An
napolis and later occupied the position
Of clerk to the board of county commits
siOners of this county He is survived
by one brother. Thomas II. Grifnth, of
Berryville. Va: two sons who reside in
Chicago. and two daughters. one Of whom
is the wife of Dr.. Isaac Davis, of Balti-
more.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
PITCHER SMITH BALKS.
Wants More Money Than CantIIIon's
Contract Calls For.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Cleveland. Ohio. Jan. I.-Figuring that
he is entitled TO just a little more fnan-
cial appreciation than is evidenced in the
contract offered for his signature. which
names a higher figure than he drew in
1891 at that. Charley Smith. CautuIcH-s g
Cleveland twirIer. tonight announced
that he was in the ranks of the stand
cutters"
He admits he is not looking for any
thing like Ty Cobb has demanded of
Detroit 5000. for three years. pay TO go
on in spite OF sickness and accident. et
allis troubles
And Smith, who won fame as the hard
luck pitcher last year, losing a big per
centage Of close games in the twenty-one
he lost while winning eleven and tying
one with pretty work. declares his stand
out will win. for ne expresses the opin-
ion that he and the management will get
together soon.
Smith boosts the Washington team for
better than its 1907 finish. bur is not
predicting a pannant for the Capital
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
AFTER WEST VIRGINIA JUDGE
CulbersOn Asks Investigation of
Extraordinary Injunction.
Reads from Courts Order Excerpts
"Restrained from Talking"

Senator Culberson, Of Texas, leader Of
the minority in the Senate, introduced d
sweeping resolution yesterday for an in
vesugation Of Aston G. Dayton. United
States Judge for the Northern district Of
West Virginia,
The resolution directed the judiciary
Committee to institute an investigation
at once into all the circumstances Of the
issue by Judge Dayton on October q. 1897.
Of a restraining order against working
men in the case II the Hutchman Coal &
Coke Co vs.. John Mitchell and others.
The object Of the resolution was TO ascer-
tain whether in issuing said restrain
ing order Judge Dayton exceeded his
jurisdiction and power. or whether addl-
tional legislation is necessary 10 protect
the rights Of workngmen"
The resolution brought Senator Hale. Of
Maine, 10 his feet
4 know nothing about the facts Of this
particular case" said Mr. Hale s.but I
appeal 10 the Senator from Texas to 20
slow in investigating the judicial acts of
the Federal judiciary"
Mr. CulbersOn explained that he did
not ask for present consideration for the
resolution He didn't desire 10 go into
the merits Of the case. He expected the
matter 10 go to a committee for investi-
cation and report, and meanwhile he read
extracts from the restraining order which
tended TO show that Judge Dayton had
restrained the men from talking" He
denounced it as unlawful and extraor-
dinary and asked that The copy OF the
restraining order be- printed. SO the Sen
ate might have the knowledge upon which
10 act.
Senator Scott. Of West Virginia. asked
that the written opinion OF Judge Dayton
be printed at the same time and in the
same document
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
Il SHOT a MAN; SEND FOR ME-
Message of Telegraph Operator, Who
Has Trouble While on DUTY.

Special to The Washington Herald
Staunr0n. Va. Jan. N.-"I shot a man
this morning. I give myself up. You
can come after me or Will come 10
stanton as soon as 7 am relieved. J. L.
Sexton, agent"
This brief 5usiness-iike message was
delivered TO Sheriff Wilson, Of Staunton,
to-day. and brought first news Of a seri-
Gus shooting affair at Augusta Springs.
thirty miles west OF here.
Upon investigation. it was learned that
a Mr Tyler had walked into Sexton-s $
Office. and threatened to shoot him, as
the alleged result OF a grudge
Il is said that Sexton. who is c. x O.
agent and telegraph operator. pulled a
pistol and sent a bullet through TyIer's
body. probably fatally wounding him.
Sexton viii be brought here tonight TO
await trial.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22

run. by a fash from a trolley pole. His
injuries were dressed by DR.. Z. A. Cor
man.
Following a severe attack Of whooping
cough. the seven-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Jacobs died last
night at her parents residence, near
Woodlawn, Fairfax County, Va.
Mrs. saHie \. Worshams funeral will
occur at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
from her late residence. .1216 Prince street
Rev. Charles D. Bulla Will conduct the
services.
Mrs. Mary Virginia BaliHger 1ied Sun
day At the residence Of her son. T. G.
Balinger, Upton Hill. Fairfax County.
She was tine wife Of George ". Balinger
and was seventy-one years of age.
An unsuccessful effort was made by
thieves last night to rob the grocery and
liquor store conducted by William +.
Sisson. northeast corner Of King and
Payne streets. After entering the cellar
a heavy door leading thence 10 the store
fell upon them and they decamped.
Several young boys vino have been
acting as city guides were charged in
the police court to-day with tresspassing
on the property Of the Washington, Alex
andria. and Mount Vernon Electric Rail-
way Company. All were fined $50 each.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22

Blair. B. Robinson. " f. Alexander. and H. Z
Kraft
Blair schooI-Wnham peake. Francis Rossiter,
William Walt. Samuel Crmp. and Philip Regan.
RELAY EVENT
One mile-Coege Championship Of the South.
University Of Virginia Rector F. Ford, Goodwin.
Thurow. Davidson
George Washington MISUNDERSTANDING, Sterrett.
Fleming, A. H. 8mme, Wender0th.
RELAY RACE (ONE MILEi.
Company e., d. c, n CIV. J. fuTmage, l. n.
bernstein, J. S Dinuis Robert Duncan.
Troop F, Thirteenth Cavalry. Fort Myer-A-
Richmond, f. Ormondroy. +. K. Peters. F. Winter
bottom
RELAY RACE tONE MILE.
\. 6 u. C. Team first team -SchloSser, Clark.
Reyes, Heron. Eanshaw, Hubbard, Bopp, L. K.
Manvillc
CurIey Athletic Club lsenior teaml-T. L lloyd
c. T. smithsou, Z Beale. C. \ King T. Ii.
Young. S. NJ Faleone.
RELAY RACE 80 YARDS
ID. G. y. g. tsecond teaml-CTOwn. Collingsworth.
Lewis Roby Whamm0nd Bony.
Potomac A C. Tesm-Johu y. MshCney Leo p.
Curnu Charles Kunosky, Leonard Z. De Witt Ed
ward SpphaTd
Olympia a. c. Toam-John Owens Blake Law
son William Marciron, Norman STEM Edward
Giles, Edward Slack
Y. NJ. C. A Jniors-G Hamilton. C. W,tzcI,
L. Renter. /. Meyer. q. Marks.
RELAY RACE lONE MILE.
Maryland Agricultural College,. ". Long, +.
n. Carey II. C. ById. A. C. Adams.
University If NaBland-D Fulton Whalen, l.
W. Elphinstone, 6. G. Israel, a. NJ Garcia. W.
N. Priest.
Richmond College, t Vote. J. H. Bristoe. c.
W. McGeoTge, Il. r. Gvathney. j., F. H. Low
RELAY RACE O0NE MILE
Western High School iseuiorJ-Tamcr Fleming,
Champion. Hodgou, Curtiss
Bliss Electrical .Scho0l-A. Il Weller. A B.
Harris. 3 8 Sutherland, +. NJ. Hydon.
RELAY RACE u,s0 YARDS
Washington School for Boys first teaml-II Il.
Binns A. L. Bliss Wilson Brown, r. W. Burke
j. l. M0sScr. King Stone
Country school. Baltimore tdgst tcaml-Robcrt
Ober, l.. LeyeTing Nelson Bolton. L. Ridglley
simpson, r. Gift Leuuox Birrkhead,
RELAY RACE D6l0 YARDS
Washington School ,second teaml-R. H. Binns.
Winthrop lockwood Wilson Brown King Stone,
Z. W. Coffep H. $. A. Stewart.
Country school Of BaltmGre second tram-RCb-
ct Cliff r. Russell. 5. GishhackeT LeunOx Brick
head ). Murray, Robert Wood
Western High School iuniorsl-Douglas Hnyer.
Roy Palmer. Arthur r. Grey. r. NJ. Bone. Ocean
Randolph.
RELAY RACE lONE NILE.
Episcopal High Schools l. White, T. T. Psndle-
ton. X, r. BlacEoId, j. s. Hewitt, and j. b. Mc
Cleiland.
baltimore Ci,y Cailege-A. q. Rodgers f. d.
StalfoFt, j. q. Fulton ". X. Martin, aud r. G..
LeTeriuc
RELAY RACE CTWO-MILE COLLEGE CHAM
PIONSHIP OF THE SOUTu.
Johns Hopkins Uuiverstv-B r. B. Breuton.
Frank BreyeT, A. Wallace H. G.. Burgan A. Gnf.
fifth. and a.. a. Stewart
George Washington University -Werderoth, Hol-
combs. Cunning Fleming and TuIesdell.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
$4,000 IN OLD SKIRT.
( Dead Woman's Effects Reveal
Wealth to Sisters Search,

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, Jan. I-Four thou
sand dollars in greenbacks was found in
an old discarded underskirt by Mrs.
Louise Davis. Of Elkton. Va. the other
day.
Two weeks ago Mrs. Rebecca Runkle.
an aged lady who was desperately ILL.,.
gave her sister Mrs Davis. an old skirt.
with instructions to put it in a trunk.
Since then Mrs. Runkle died.
Her sister. in looking over some cloth
ing. came across the garment Protrud-
ing from the lining was a greenback.
This led TO an investigation, and four
thousand dollars in currency was re-
Vealed.
Mrs. Runkle's relations have already
begun a fight for the money. and have
retained a lawyer to look after their in
terests.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
BILL PAPKE WINNER.
knocks Ont Walter stanton in the
Fourth Round

Boston. Jan. I-Biu Papke, the "IIi-
nois thunderboit' Knocked out Walter
Stanton, of San Francisco, in the fourth
round Of their bout at the Armory A. A.
tonight, before a good-sized crowd.
Papke demonstrated that he is a ter
rife hitter and a wonderful fighter. hut
no boxer. He took all that Stanton
handed him, and there were some stiff
punches in the lot, without being faxed
and was trying all the time to land a
Knockout wauOp
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
St. Johns Expels Cadet.
The Washington Herald.

Special % Ino washington Herald
Annapolis, Md. Jan. H.-Running a cru
sade for the betterment of discipline and
efficiency among the student body. and
determined TO establish higher standard
at any cost, the faculty Of St. Johns
College this afternoon voted for the ex-
pulsion of Cadet Arthur Laney. whose
homa is in Cumberland Md In addition
to this action the faculty also ordered
reduced to the ranks in the Cadet Bat
TALON. Cadet Harding. The particular Of
fense against Laney was that of absent
ing himself from recitations.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
RireIex Released ON Bail.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
HaGerstOwn, Md, Jan. H.-Charles H.
Bireley. who is alleged 20 have killed
Robert Moorehead by striking him over
the head with an aXhandle while Moore
head, in early in the morning. was trying
to force an entrance into Bireleys shop.
was to-day released in 5000 bond for
court. Birelcy. who had been in Jail at
Chambersburg since last week, was taken
before Judge Gillian on a writ of habeas
corpus Several neighboTS became his
surety, and Bireley returned TO his home
at Blue Ridge Summit this evening.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
New Union League Signing Players

Brooklyn Jan. 21-The newly organized
Union League team is getting ready for
next season. ard Manager Hussev has
signed Jimmy Dowd and James Cuddy.
Both men were members of last years
Atlantic League team. The latter will
probably be the captain Of the new team.
Il is said that HUssey is trying to get
"Reddy' Owens. Eddie Poole, and John
ny DoesCher. three ex-Brooklyn National
players, now with the Tri-State, to sign
contracts
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
DARTMOUTH WANTS GAME.
Eastern Eleven May Play Michigan
in Boston Next Fail.

Boston. Jan. pa game next fall be-
tween the University of Michigan and the
Dartmouth football teams practically is
assured. For the last month Graduate
Manager Lane, Of Dartmouth, has been
conducting negotiations with the athletic
committee Of the Ann Arbor university.
and it was given out at Hanover tonight
that all the details had been agreed upon
except the date.
Manager Lane to-day wrote the Michi-
gan authorities in regard to this that
it be played the week before the Yale
Harvard game.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
Pitcher Arrested Cor Theft.

Chicago, Jan. 20.-A man who gave his
name as Arthur L. Raymond, and who
said he was Pitcher Bugs" Raymond.
Of the St Louis National League baseball
team, is under arrest here, charged with
rObbing George c. Mosher, a jeweler, OF
$34 The police say Mosher positively
identified the prisoner as the man who
robbed him.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
" cobh Want. to De Solid.

Detroit. Jan. A.-Tyrus Cobb. champion
batter Of both the American and National
Leagues last season. and admittedly one
Of the greatest players developed in
either league in several years. yesterday
returned unsigned to President Navin. Of
the Detroit team. his 1908 contract. Pres
ident Navin, however says that Cobb's
differences are not so great. but that he
and the club win come to an agreement
all right II Is said that Cobb asked for
with the stipulation that he be paid If
injured or sick.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
New Football Date for Penn.

Philadelphia, Jan. 4.-Pennsylvania will
meet a new gridiron rival on Franklin
Field, next season and from present in
dications that eleven will be Dartmouth.
Billy Morice may be made the head coach
of the Red and Blue team next season.
He has been on the coaching staff for
two seasons. and is popular with the
plaVers.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
WOMAN STOPS WRESTLING.
Interferes when Opponent Gets the
StranEIe Hold on Her son.

Hudson, Wis, Jan. 20.-Before a crowd
Of 800 Minneapolis. St. Paul. and Hudson
sports here. Mrs Frank Singleman stop
ped the wrestling match between her son
Frank and Young Miller, Of St. Paul. The
men had wrested fifty minutes with
honOTs even. when Miller worked ths
strange hold. With Singleman helpless,
Mrs. Singleman. who witnessed the bout
and coached her son. rushed 20 the ring
and compelled Miller 10 break his hold.
Singleman left the ring and did not re-
turn.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
LOCAL BOWLERS LOSE.
baltimore Pin SpiIIers Win Inter
city DuckpiR Tourney.

Baltimore. Nd. Jan. 2-Washington
bowlers lost the inter-city duck-pin tour
nament with Baltimore here tonight by
Is pins.
81 pins behind. and managed to gain IS
pins by splendid rolling. Scores