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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-11

lice force and assigned for duty to the
district where he was so we'll liked, and
where he had always given such eff
cient service. The funeral was held
from st. Joseph's church in Globeville.
a platoon of police escorted the body
to its last resting place in Mt. Calvary
cemetery. Mr.. Hanley is survived by
a widow and one child.
X y
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ryan of
2SO9 Champa street occurred from Sa-
cred Heart church Tuesday morning,
July T. Burial was in Mt. Olivet GEM
etery.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-11
Wedding Bells.

wedding of interest that will take
place in the early fall is that of Miss
Alice Mcclure, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T. F. Mcclure, and Thomas. NJ.
Carroll
st. Francis de Sales church was the
scene of a very pretty wedding We'd
nesday evening, July l, when Miss Gar
nett Bivins became the bride of Charles
A. Morgan. The church was lavishly
decorated with palms and cut flowers.
The pastor, Rev. J. J. Donnelly, per-
formed the ceremony. The bride. in her
dainty gown of Paris lawn over taf-
feta, presented a very pretty picture.
She was attended by Miss Alice Nc
Guire, who is soon to join the ranks of
the matrons. The best man was Thom-
as NJ. Carroll. After the ceremony a
reception was rendered the young cou-
pie at the home of the bride, 304O GRAY
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan are now
enjoying tour of the state, after which
they will go to housekeeping in Dem
YER
John Mcneil, formerly of Denver but
now occupying a responsible position
with the Guggenheim interests at Mo-
renci, Ariz., is here on a visit, and the
announcement is made that his mar
riage to Miss Elizabeth Lewis will oc-
cur very soon at Logan Avenue chap
el. Rev. Father Walsh of Montclair
an old friend. will be the officiating
priest. The home of the y0ing people
will be in Morenci. Mr. Mcneil is a
mining engineer and gained an envi-
able reputation in his chosen profess
sion in Colorado before taking up his
residence in Arizona. Miss Lewis is a
sister of Mrs. c. j. Burns of the Ca
thedral parish and has many friends
here
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-11
Kniahts Entertain.

Knights Of Columbus are keeping
open house this week for brother
Knights and their ladies who are here
to attend the national Democratic con-
vention. The house at 1401 Glenarm
street has been comfortably furnished
for the occasion and visitors are ex-
tended every courtesy.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-11
HELENA, MONT.

Mrs. NJ. c. Quinn of Townsend is the
guest of friends in the city.
Miss Loretta Lynch of MarysvilIe is
making brief visit with friends in
Helena.
The funeral of Nellie Harris, whose
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-11

death occurred last Friday at S53 water
street, was held Tuesday morning 1rou'
the Cathedral of the Sacred Hearts
The Rev Father Victor Day conduct
ed the services and burial took piaOs
in the New Resurrection cemetery
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-11

van of Chicago, j. P Brady of New
York. Paul F. Cohalen of New York
City, John j. Moynahan of New York
and John J. Delaney of New York.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-11
Church Notes.

Rev NJ. W. Donovan of Ouray was
in Denver early in the week and cele-
brated mass last Sunday in Logan Ave
nue. chapel
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-11
Diocese Of Denver


The Intermountain and Colorado
Catholic is placed on sale at the
James Clarke church goods house. 647
California street. Denver. Colo.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
NUMBER %

Committee for the Fifth Judicial
District:
That o. M. Grisham and w.
Nj. Wallace are elected as the
WInn parish members of the
Democratic Executive Committee
of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict:
That G. McGinty is the nominee
for the school board member of
the Democratic party for the gen
eral election to be held i'm Novem-
Der for Ward one:
That there was no election in
Ward two, and that j. E. Curry
and Henry Lewis being the candi-
dates in said ward receiving the
highest number of votes, shall run
in the second primary, the same
commissioners and clerks holding
the election, to ascertain the
Democratic nominee for school
board member of said ward.
That B. +. Sewers is declared
the nominee in the third ward.
That b. K. Wilson is declared
the nominee in the eighth ward.
That Allen Nugent is declared
the nominee in the Ninth ward.
That A. l.. Martin is declared
the nominee in the Tenth ward.
The secon1 primary necessary
to be held in the second ward for
school boarl member il hereby
ordered for the 29th day of Sept.
On motion of Mr.. Wyatt of the
Sixth ward the committee unani-
mOusly endorsed the candidacy of
j. M. Mccain of the Fifth ward
to be appointed Registrar of vot-
ers for the Parish of Winn; and
the Secretary was directed to for
ward said resolution and endorse
ment to the Governor.
There being no further business
the committee adjourned.
True copy: Z. E. KIDD,
Vice-Chairman.
HARRY p. GAMBLE,
secretary.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
MANUFACTURING
PURE SYRUP
A Product Always in Demand
and How to Make it
Remuerative.

The question of sugar cane
growing is deeply agitating the
hill farmers of Winn. Already
a large quantity of fine syrup is
made in the hills of Winn. and
there are few families, boarding
houses and hotels that are not
supplied with an excellent article
of pure cane syrup. This syrup,
put up in quart, half gallon and
gallon cans, finds ready sale and
brings u remunerative rrice.
The only plan to successfully
manufacture pure syrup from
cane will be for the farmers who
raise it to unite in erecting a
CENTRAL refinery for the grinding
OF it. and it will require a concert
of action to organize such a
movement and make it q success.
This writer grew H. fine sugar
cane inNatchitoches parish in 1867
as could be found anywhere in the
state. Now that the great cane
growing section of the state has
abandoned the manufacture of
pure syrup, this article of con-
sumption is in constan: demand,
and can be manufactured profit
ably and disposed of to consumers
IN quantities from a barrel down
to quart, thus placing it within
reach of all classes of consumers.
1t is well worth a concerted trial
by the small farmers of the hill
parishes.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11

Fishing Party.

Last Tuesday u party of citizens
left WINFIELD on a fishing excur-
sion, composed of the following
persons: &. w. Smith and wife.
w. A. Mashaw and family, J. A.
Hiwley, of Winfield. and A. J
Mashaw and son, Edwin. of Rus
ton. They expected to be gone
all the week. and make Whit.
Sulphur Springs the scene of their
piscatorial pleasures. 1t is hoped
they will have most ENJOYABLE
outing and plenty of good luck.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
PARISH DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Returns Of Primary Compiled
and Promulgated--Nomi-
neeS Declared.

The Parish Democratic Execu-
tive Committee of the Parish of
Winn met on this the 4th day of
September, 1908, the following
wards represented in person or by
proxy: Ward one, two, FIVE, six.
seven, nine, and ten.
The object of the meeting being
to compile the returns of the pri-
mary election held on the lst day
of September, 1908, and promul-
gate the same, the committee pro-
ceeded to work and after due ex-
animation and compilation, pro-
mulgate the following results:
For Offices of the Fifth Judicial
District: For Judge-A. b. Humid
ley. 3S5; George Wear, 552. For
District AttOrney--Ca Moss, 645;
&. z. Thornhill, 295.
For Fifth DIST. Judicial Com
mitee: Harry p. Gamble. Earl +
Kidd and Wade A. Wright nomi-
mated without opposition.
For the Fourth Congressional
District Committee: o. NJ. Girls
ham and w. nj. Wallace nomina-
ted without opposition.
For Associated Justice Of the
Supreme Court: Phanor Breaz-
eale. $50; o. o. Provotsy, PAS; P.
A. Sompayrac, %.
For Members of School Board:
Ward One. w. +. Long So, &.
McGinty 167. Ward two, j. E.
Curry 29. w. J. Harper l2, Henry
Lewis SO, Luther Willis IS. Ward
three, b. +. Sewers As, j. M.
Willis Is. Ward eight, w. A.
Carpenter 35. b. E. Wilson 4S.
Ward nine, w. J. Long Is, Allen
Nugent 20. Ward ten, A. L.
Martin, go. N. l.. Terrell 10.
Wherefore the above count be-
ing considered. we do hereby de-
clare Haray P. Gamble. Earl +.
Kidd and Wade A. Wright are
elected as the Winn parish men,
bers of the Democratic Executive
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
A Day in the Woods.

A number of the members of
'Searchlignt" class of the Baptist
Sunday School spent a delightful
day Thursday of last week, at tile
Gorham crossing on Dugdemania.
One of the main features was
splendid basket dinner, which II
greatly enjoyed.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
City Theatorium.

The prizes at this place OF
amusement were drawn last Sat.
urolay as follows: Suit case, j.
HI. Reese; mirror. Miss DeLoacb;
ladys purse. Mr.. Sompayrac;
gents pocket book. Ralph Weir.
The prizes this week are a silver
set. 8 each. knives, forks, table
and silver spoons and butter
kife. Fine pocket knife. Box
stationery.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
A Splendid Showing.

We are in receipt of the state.
ment from the Verda State Bank
to the State Banking department.
from September 3, 1907 to Sept.
ember 3, 1908, which shows a
wonderful growth. The deposits
Sept. 3. 1907. were $3.O24.2S and
Sept. 8. 1908, $3l,629.72. which
is splendid showing. under the
direction of j. E. Drewett, Pres.
ident and Joe Heard, Cashier.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
Water Works.

The committee appointed at
the last meeting of the board of
aldermen has purchased from
VIM. lack & Co. of New Orleans,
the boilers. engines, pumps and
air compressor; from Ahrens &
OttManufacturing Company, the
lead and hydrants; and the
mains from the Dimmick Pipe
Company of Birmingham, Ala.
The goods will be shipped at
once and be installed as fast as
they arrive. Contract has also
been awarded for the building of
the power house and reservoir.
They have under consideration
the bids of several firms for the
tower and tank.
The committee has had two
wells put in where they have
splendid nppIy of water. We
feel assured that it will be only
q matter of a short time when
WiunfieId will be supplied with a
splendid system of water works.
Then we will have to turn our
attention to q system of sewerage.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
State Gleanines.

HE Louisiana Industrial Insti-
tuIe at Ru>ton opened last week
with an enrolment of $50 pupils.
ii. l.. G. Battle, son Cf the
veteran editor, A. ID. Battle, died
last Friday in New On leans.
Last week Shreveport was suf-
fering from a plethora of counter
felt half dollars and nickels.
j. A. Payne, the talented local
of the Shreveport Journal, has
severed his connection with that
paper and gone to Denver to
take charge of paper in that
city.
The New Advocate is the name
of daily journal that has male
ITS appearance in Baton Rouge,
published by Ramieres & Jones.
Col. S. M. Robertson. ex-con-
gresham of the Sixth District,
has been named as Superintend.
ent of the Louisiana StaUe School
for the Deaf.
Prof. j. +. Guardin, superin-
tendent of schools of the parish
of st. John, will take charge of
the eighth grade of work in the
State Normal at Natchitoches.
An incendiary fire was started
in the Capitol Hotel on Septem-
ber l. but was fortunately dis
covered in time to extineuish it
before much damage was done at
Many.
Last Friday Alfred Brown, q
lineman of the Shreveport Gas,
Electric Light and Power Com
pany. was killed by a wire on
which he was working. All eff
forts to resuscitate him proved
unavailing.
The most youthful person ever
charged with murder in East
Baton Rouge Parish was jailed
last week. He is Willie jackson,
aged thirteen, charged with the
murder of girl of fourteen and
the shooting of her little sister.
\ shotgun was used.
=
Mr w NJ Ca,.te r
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
pROcRESSIVE LEAGUE
BUSILY AT WORK
nest Interesting Meeting Held
Secretary Bentley
Resigns.

HE meflDers ol tue TroRreSSiVe
Lneue held an important and
hid,Iy in eresting meeting ut the
Cmrt House Wednesday night.
yjse-President }. S. Hunt prcsid-
ellis the absence of President j.
b. Pace who was unwell.
The question of the location of
- Methodist College was dis
euased. and Secretary Bentley
s(ated that this mater would
eope before the Lake Charles
OS{erence this year.
Numerous enquiries were being
molereIative to the location IN
Wjas6eld of different business
e1nhl,shments aud the attractions
"a faciIities that existed ia and
Aruund this town.
M. Sebastin of the Rock Island
nnrad hail written for data and
iaformstion concerning Winfield
b smbody IN the publication of
- magazine of that system.
4 report was made by the Sec
,slary of the action taken by the
eommittee to look after the Far
ners' Union delegates and the
6orhargc of the duties that de
vayai upon them during the
3ooost convention. The delegates
eoepled to be greatly pleased al
~ reception they met and atten-
lioos showa them.
The matter of freight rates had
= la6t been satisfactorily v adjusted
ID The schedule of the tariff, in
- load lots. will be published
x the usual legal delays. This
"a inure greatly to the benefit of
~ merchants of Winfield and
- encourage the establishment
= 6birg firms in Winfield.
46ssrs. Anderson, Hyde and
~
penis were appointed! q commit
- 3 audit the Secretary books,
T. ke request of Secretary Bent
Neesrs. McGinty and Hyde
~ appointed q committee on
n ocfions.
4 }stter wss read from Secret
BENTLEY. addressed to Prcsid-
! d. Pace, rendering his
nation in view of his early
oFtnre from Winntield. His
nation was accepted, with
~ expressions 1T regret anal
- for the Secretary and ap-
1ti0n for his untiring energy |
iaithful performances of duty |
lestherng the progress and
oting the welfare of Winn-
A committee composed Of
-. Stennis, Anderson and
, Vas appointed too draw up |
etions expressive of the
- and COOL will of the men,
Qf the League for their retir
Pcrrtary.
; League meeting then adj
D0nRoAla V3thAp~~a
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11

The following marriage licenses
have been issued by Clerk P. X.
Abel, since last report:
Mr.. J. L. Henley and Miss
Jessie Mounger.
Mr.. E. B. Harrell and Miss
Pearl Wright.
Mr.. J. B. Duck and Miss Rosie
Workman.
Ed Nash and Mary L. Moore.
(Colored.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
Labor Day.

Last Monday was Labor Day. a
holiday fixed by law. There was
no demonstration in Winfield to
marx this anniversary. Business
OF all kinds was transacted as on
ordinary week days. In fact no
one seemed to know that it
differed from any other business
day. The day was cloudless and
quite warm. The postoffice was
closed a portion of the day.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11

Mr.. w. NJ. Garrett, one of
Winnfield's energetic citizens,
was summoned to AIexandria last
Saturday on business matters.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
Injunction Suit.

Judge George Wear was in town
last Monday to try an injunction
suit brought by citizens of Dodson
tn stay the enforcement of law
by the officials against permitting
hogs to run ut large in the town
limits. A number Of citizens of
Dodson were in attendance on the
proceedings. An exception was
filed by defendants counsel to
plaintiffs plea aud was referred
to the merits of the case. to be
tried at the October term of the
District Court.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
More Contributions.


Since the publication of the
campaign contributions on the
editorial page the following adj
ditional names have been handed
in to the Sentinel:
S. nj. Abel 81
j. ID. NettIes
j. III. Crawford
w. II. Baker /
All who desire to contribute q
dollar to the Bryan Campaign
Fund can do so by handing it to
any of the following persons:
H. p. Gamble. Will A. Strong,
Will II. Tunnard, j. w. Teddlie.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11

The cause of such continuous
Democratic defeat in National
contests Is being exposed. The
average. deep-dyed ,n-the-wool,
Observation-Disclosures Democrat steps
up t0 the front and contributes
hrs dollar to aid the cause and
help elect Bryan, and never
forgets to cast his ballot. The
other fellow, and there are
thousands of him, does most of
the hsllooing, sits quietly at
home, forgets tn 60 to the polls
and vociferously pats the en-
thusiast on the back and talks
about ssour glorious victory"
Have you contributed = dollar
to aid the Democratic party and
the triumph of Democratic
principles?
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11
lailway Wreck.

1ailway Wreck.
Saturday there was q seri-
'eck of q freight tram on
= A. at Fsy's Spur, about
liles north of tins place.
y we're derailed, but fortu-
- one was injured 10 the
= The northbound pas
train wax delayed some
lbe wreck.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11

toazeale WithdraWs.
announcement was made
eewlay in New Orleans By
] hanor Breazesle that he
NV from the race for Asso.
Justice Of the Supreme
= u favor of Justice o. O.
|eoey. This leaves the latter
e any opposition for the
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11

"Uncte Bob Jones, an hon
Ored Confederate veteran aud for
many years Clerk of the District
Court Of Winn Parish, keeps up
his reputation gained in the war
as q soldier. and as Justice of the
Pearce Is always ready for duty.
He seems q favorite with the
coIored people in tying the mar
riage knot. Last Saturday he
performed this ceremony in the
hall of the Court House for Ed
Nash and Mary L. Moore and
sent them on their way rejoicing.
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-11

Died Monday morning at the
residence of Mr.. A. T. Colvln,
the 5-months old baby If Mrs. e.
Colvin, his sister in law. The
body of the infant was carried to
Dubach the same day for inter-
ment in the family burying place.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-03
SHOOTING DATES
FOR PRINCETON
TEAM ANNOUNCED
Tigers Open Season Tomorrow,
Competing at Traps Of
MOntclair Club.

PRINCETON, April S.-The spring
schedule of the Princeton Gun Club
was announced yesterday by Manager
W. j. Latta. Ten shoots AVE been ar
ranged for the Tiger marksmen, three
of which will be held away from Prince
ton, including the Intercollegiate at
Boston on May 9, in which Princeton,
Pennsylvania, Harvard and Yale have
entered teams.
The first match of the season for the
Princeton gunner is scheduled for to-
morrow with the Montclair Gun Club,
at Montclair. The prospects for Il
strong team this year are particularly
bright. as the team which represented
Princeton last fall remains intact. ~.
Tiger team of last fall was composed
OF Captain p. G. Wood, w. j. Latta.
II. II. Medina, T.. II. Wight and f.. :
Westcnhaver.
New candidates for the team are &.
D. Champlin, II. A. Smith. S. Hays.
l.. r. Parke and several freshmen. no,
however, will be Ineligible for intercol-
lesiate competition.
The schedule follows:
April 4-Montclair Gun Club, at Mont
clair.
April 11-Harvard. at Princeton.
April 25-Meadowbrook Gun Club. at
Meadowbrook, N. j..
May 2-Montclair Gun Club. at
Princeton.
May intercollegiate meet, at Bos-
ton, Mass.
May 16-Yale, at Princeton.
May 23-Meadowbrook Gun Club, at
Princeton.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-03

last yea in New York. Chance got
this information from one of the lead
ing players on the Pitsburg team.
'A1l this talk about Wagner quitting
the game on account of his rheumatism,
chicken farm and other things are in
correct, according to the information
given me by a Pirate player not so long
ago said the boss of the world beat
ers.
According to my information the
whole trouble started yer a play in
a game at The Polo Grounds last sum-
mer between the Pirates and the
Giants. Wagner has always been known
as a player who worked in a game for
his individual record more than for the
welfare of his own team. In that game
in New York Clarke is said to nave told
Wagner to make a play in a certain
way to help in getting a much-needed
run. Honus at first refused, but when
ordered TO do so went to bat, made n
effort as directed and then did exactly
opposite from what Clarke told him.
His effort failed and Clarke called him
good and hard.
From that day to This they have
been enemies. I understand that Wag-
ner at first refused to join the Pirates
unless Clarke was released, and held
out until a few days ago. That Clarke
wasn't going was a cinch; 1t was only
d question of what could be done TO
pIacate the ire OF the big German.
That something will be done is evident.
and / expect that President Pulliam is
taking "a hand to get Wagner in line
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-03
CHAMPION OF
PINEHURST TOURNEY,

PINEHURST, n. c.. April 3.-The
eighth annual United North and South
amateur championship golf tournament
ended yesterday with 36-llole finals in
all divisions. Allan Lard. Of the Co
lurnbia Golf Club. Washington, d. c.
the title holder, defeating John T..
Porter, of the Allegheny Country Club,
s up and to play, in the battle for
the championship trophy.
A.. c. Travis. of New York. won the
Consolation from s. Valentine Farrelly,
of Deal. by / up in a close match.
There were trophies for the division
winners and %runners-up, and the con-
ISOLATION division winners in six di-
visions. trophies going to the follow
ing;
Presidents Cup, or Second Division
T.. l.. Jones, Lake Geneva, ILL.,, winner;
Harry Avery, Detroit. %runner-up; V.
d. Cliff, Detroit, consolation winner.
Secretary's Cup, or Third Division
]. A. ZanGerle, Westwood. O., winner;
j. G. Head, Oakmont. %runner-up; u. j.
Ridgeway, Montclair, consolation win
ncr.
Treasurer's Cup. or Fourth Division
Leroy W. Johnson, Columbia, n. Y,
winner. Harry button, Oakley, unner
up; George ". Watts, Baltimore Coun-
try, consolation winner.
Captains Cup, or Fifth Division
Harry Curtis, Bracburn, winner; j. V,
Hurd. Pittsburg Country. runner-up;
w. Fl. Edsall, Wallingford Country,
consolation winner.
Club cup, or Sixth Divisional. r
Thomson. Garden City. winner. G A,
Peck, Mt. Everett. Mass. ruuner-up;
r. A. Barr. Pittsburg, consolation win
ner.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-03
BASKETBALL TOURNEY
TO START TOMORROW,


Final arrangements have been completed
for the heavyweight basketball champion
ship of the Amateur Athletic Union, which
will be played in the gymnasium of the
National Turn Verein, 211-2l9 Bruce street.
The first game will be played tomorrow
night. when the strong Alpha five, OF the
Gordon House, meets the Tuxedo team.
from the Boys Club, also of New York.
The second game will be played on the
following Wednesday, the st. George A. c..
team. of New York. meeting the National
Turner's crack junior team.
Games will be played every Saturday and
Wednesday night until the schedule is COM
pleted, and dancing will follow each game.
The full schedule of games follows:
Saturday, April 4. Alpha VS.. Tuxedo.
"Wednesday. April s, National Turner's VS..
st. George A.. G.
Saturday, April Il, st. George A. c. VS..
Alpha.
"Wednesday, April Is. Tuxedo VS.. National
Turner's.
Saturday, April Is. st. George A. C. VS..
Tuxedo.
Wednesday. April %. National Turner's
VS.. Alpha.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-03
YANKS PULL GAME
OUT Of FIRE BY
BATTING STREAK
New York Americans Beat Out
Atlanta in Last Inning by
Score of 5 to 4.

ATLANTA, April 3.-The New York
American League baseball team man.
aged to pull victory out of the fire in
an exhibition game with the Atlanta
Club, of the Southern League, yester-
day. BY a batting rally in the ninth
inning the Yankees got three men over
the plate, which gave them the game
by the narrow margin of ) runs to 4.
The Atlanta players seemed to have
the game well in hand until the ninth
inning, when Mckenzie. who pitched
FOR them, weakened. Orth pitched for
the visitors. and the Atlanta players
landed on his curves with telling effect.
The backing he received was diseour-
aging and aided much in the run get
ting. Hemphill, one of Griffiths new
outflelders, saved the day. He mads
four hits in IS many trips to the plate.
Score. 2