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The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06
Headed That WY,

Tho late Hon. Amasa Norcross Of
F1tohburg. Mass. who ably represent,
cd his district for three successive
terms tn congress, told tho following
story With evident enjoyment:
In tho early days Of his practice -
Q lawyer he was employed % attor.
10y for . man who oomplained OF Q
netghoor Tor tEespassiag upon his
premises. Who among other things
said hat when ~ vent 70 talk With
his neighbor about Il that individual
used very Threatening and abusive
language.
In cros0'e1aniniag tho aefeadant
upoa tho wit.sss stand M. Nsreress
asked. " -
what ID you Say % NJ client
Whsn b came to 80 you about tres.
pasang On hi0 pfoniooo1''
II told him b 20 to tho devil"
wei, did he GOT"
II thi1k 10 did, sir. Ier aodced
that ho started Of directly toward
your e1oei'
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06

CHEER UP! Despite the spread of
the prohibition wave, according to
sclentists, it will be fifty million
yeare before the earth will be as
dry az the moon.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06

JOEL HEATWOLE intimates that
ne would not object to being gov.
ernor. Neither would we. But we
presume we would stand about az
much chance as prohibition in hell.
AT that we don't think Joel would
have us skinned much.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06

kP1ToR NICHOLSON, of the Auro.
ra News, has purchased all right.
title aud interest of A. s. Koen in
that paper and will hereafter be re.
sponsible for the writings OF that
journal. We do not blame Bro.
Nicholson for being desirous of
making the change, and also feel
impelled to extend our congratula
tions to the people of Aurora.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06

EDITORS are peculiar cusses. Over
at Grand Rapids they have one who
makes an occasional trip to Europe,
and here on the range is one who
goes to Duluth for the same pur.
pose.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06

ACCORDING to the Eveleth News
tile time ia not far distant when our
nelghboring city will wear one of
those popular concentrations usu-
ally referred to az "the lid"
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06

A rR1FLE early for county politics
to commence to bloom, but the bees
have commenced to buzz. Amonp
those who are known to be recep.
tive candidates we find w. J. Bates.
while John r. Meining will again
be in the field for "Billy's" Job. And
either OF the two would make &C.
cePtable men to the people of the
ranges, where they are best known
and have hosts of friends.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06
Loot ss 0IaaoF e;ampaIsns.

. The Bohemtenne was diving Z din
nee to q fev friends. Ono BY one they
untolded their largo white serviettes
and held them up. to tho light from
the chandelier.
What priSe did you drsw!'. the
writer asked. Mine 70 from Hoaly's."
Nine, said tho artist, ii from the
Cate Boulevard"
And mine." The post exclaimed
grandiloquently. ':is finest, of all. It
Wae sv1ped from tie Waldprk" =.
How can ! help it!~ 10 Bohemi.
eone asked. II they wiu persist IN
carving their names in lotoer g dam.
ask that Woat cone oRf-Nov Yo5k
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06

The MEsABA ORE, of Hibbin9,
oplnes that the next Republican
candidate for governor of Min.
nesota has not been mentioned yet.
And this in face of the fact that Bob
Dunn has declared for jacobson
and "Rarmouy."
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06

JOHN ;;Oaoss11IsII i nov cole
owner of the Two Harbors Iron
News, havinR purchased the inter.
ests Of the other heirs Of the late
James Coggswell therein. The Iron
News is live journal ia every re,
sPect, and the new owner of the
journal identified TO a liberal patron.
age from the business men of Two
Harbors. = r.. r. r. &:Ss5, 5,
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06

subscribe-don borrow.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06

MAYOR MURPHY, of Tower, in an
inaugural address to the council y.
the Vermilion city, puts a number
OF plain facts in plain form for the
consideration of the people of his
town, leading one to judge that
under his administration the citv
of Tower will be run on business
principles and that the laws will be
observed. with more BECOMING
diligence than in the past And
Mayor Murphy will find that man
who does his, duty in accordance
with the law AZ written will not loae
in popularity among the better ele.
ment of citizenship. |
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06

The new village of Rainier ia
evidently forging to the front with
rapidity, for which condition q
number of prominent Virginians
are greatly responsible. In list
of new buildings to be erected in
the town We find that Peter Iverson,
D. n. Mckenzie, Jos. Proudenske,
Macbeth & Gardner and Finch and
Rossom, all of this city, are among
those who will erect new blocks
there this spring.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06

Is 1T wrong for young people to
dance in the public school build.
mgr is question that is likely ia
come on for considerable discus.
sion in Hibbing before long. Dane.
ing is permitted in other school
buildings along the range, and the
young people : of the Hibbine
schools seem determined to brino
the matter to an issue here. The
Ore is early with the opinion that
II it 10 it is wrong to dance anywhere,
and 1t has yet to see wherein liee
the wrong in dancing under proper
conditions.-Nesaba Ore.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06
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Al meeting IT tho Trustees Of School Dis
trlct No. q. Virginia, 81. Louis County, Min
nesota. held January u. 1901. ~. - 7 r, 5.
Preeent-Truetees Roskiilv. Battle .. and
Butler. -. - 8
On motion Of Trustee Butler the following
| n'als ana payroll for January wore ordered
paid: -.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-06

A HOP story in the Minneapolis
Journal Of Sunday relates how
"John Archibald Jones, Arch So
.cialist, Drove Out Petriella and
Captured a Bride" Had never be-
fore heard that little Johnny had
anything to do with running Pet.
riella out of the country, and had
always considered it a misfortune
that Petriella felt impelled to leave
alone while Johnny was still g
range resident.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03

Only three players in the National
League are batting 30. Zimmerman. OF
Chicago. who has PLAYED in only thirty
one games. Is leading. with an average OF
81. Just ten points ahead Of Wagner. OF
Pittsburg. and DonHn. Of New York. who
are ted, with an average Of 81
The race for the best batting average
between these two doughty sluggers has
been Interesting IN the extreme. and prob
ably viii not be decided until near the
close Of the season,
John Titus. the leading hitter OF the
Phill:es, has fallen Of a few points. but
Is still close 70 the select class. with an
average OF 81 These averages do not
include the games Of Friday OF Saturday.
Dorlin. Of New York. made the greatest
number Of hits, having IL 10 MS credit
Wagner leads in run scoring with s..
New York tops the list in team hitting.
with an average Of IS Chicago IS sec
ond. Pittsburg third. while the PhiIlies
and Cincinnati are tied for fourth. with
an average Of 2s3
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
AMERICANS WIN AT PARIS
Hamilton Captures 100-meter Event
at the Meet.
Second Days Programme Witnessed
by Crowd of Eight Thou
sand Persons

Paris. Aug. 2-TEe second days meet
ing at the Colombes Grounds drew a
crowd Of 500 spectators. most Of whom
were Fre1chmen- as was shown By the
heartiness Of the cheers when an athlete
Of that nationality won.
Hzni-.1r Auerca, vcu the lo1-us-e- zce in Il
sound She-1nzu- A-E-icz uas sea11d ard sraith-
81. ADerlca. third
Tis1u. Ffazce wo1 The Weigh--5zs-rt-S co1-ssc
beatins Dsarbo-u. Au=riz- Tls51s throw Eas 2
meters 1s-z se1-iEe-e-s
Irube won ths -0-zsts- ace HIS tine Vas (
minutes = sec0u1s
The ssaadi-g hisa 5unp vas Won by Tsic,iti7ias.
Greece E-o covered meter A. ee-tlnelers
C71k- America Uon tie pole -a-p. c1ve-ias 9
meters e. oeursme-e-s.
TIE sGonets- rzce vas vu1 hy Czruen,e- Ans-iz-
second
Saiths11. Cox. and H5,luuu 1uished IL the or
der Il the ll1-sets- hurdle rl0e. Sai-hsoa's tine
uas 8 Is see1n5s-
Mount Pleasant Won the running long jump. GOV
ering meters @ csEunsters- CeoE vas sacond CIV
er1g meters 76 ceu-iutte-s. and iT1ls. third with
meters = ca--ir-e-ers
key5er the o1s-ue-er race II Z minute = sec
onds No Americas o1uTste5 10 tzis event
Coneuaost beat Hi-lu-au II tie Glusts- handicap
hurdle rlce-
GidDey xon the running high JUMP GOVERNS I
meter g ceutlusts-s Coos and Sherman tied fo-
second llzos.
D1eher. F1z1cs. sttE Ia meters start won the
5ooe-meter handicsD ID = uiTutes 8 se1sudS. T l.
Wanna vas second
The Matin gave a dinner in honor OF
al the competitors this evening
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
FORFEIT TO CovINGTON.
Clifton Forge Resents JmPfre's De-
cisiOn and Leaves Grounds.

spe-lal o TIE Washirz-ou Ht-ald.
COvingt0n Va Aug Z-ClifJon Forge
played the locals here yesterday after
noon. and on account OF q close decision
they left the grounds in the tenth inning
and forfeited the game. 20 O.
Clifton Forge held the lead all through
the game up 70 The ninth inning. when
Reid. tie first man up for the home team.
knocked the ball over the center field
fence for his second home run OF the
game. Moran. the next nan Up. was hit
He stole second and was sacrificed TO
third BY Moore Daniels hit 20 walton
and was safe OF first on Walton-s wild
throw 10 home 20 catch Moran. who
scored the Jieing run Cole. the hrst man
Up for COving-0n in the tenth went out
Aldhizer hit a hard one past first base
for three bases. and then the dispute
about the umpire's decision arose and
Clifton Forge left the grouEd. Several
spectators. both from CoviugtOu and elf
ton Forge, who were in position 10 see
the ball say that i was fai-.
The features were Reid and AIdhizer's s
batting and MooVe's pitching. he striking
out thirteen men. The four errors BY
Coving1on gave Clifton Forge SIX oS their
eight runs Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
ROWING COACH MAY QUIT.
Garnett Has Row With Captain of
California Crew.

Berkeley. Cal. Aug 2-The announce
ment that Coach E NJ Garnett. OF the
University Of California boating crews
would not be in Berkeley next year was
received with some surprise on the cam
pus. because It was supposed that Garnett
would be at Berkeley at least another
year.
Trouble between the coach and the
members OF the crew Is said to be re-
sponsible for the leaving Of Garnett, who
Is said to have threatened to quit IL
the middle Of the season.
Garnstt accuses Capt. Dean Wilder OF
having disregsrded training rules. Wilder
IS now East looking for another coach
Garnstt placed intercollegiate rowing On
q frm footing IN California He IS re-
sponsibIe for the establishment Of an in
tercollegiate race between Stanford and
California as 2 regular part OF the ath-
letic programme.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
INCREASE VALUE OF STAKES.
New California Jockey Club En-
hance Turf Events

San Francisco. Aug president
Thomas H Williams has announced a
substantial increase IN the value OF stakes
and handicaps 10 be offered by the New
California Jockey Club during the sea-
son which viii open at Oakland track
November Z
The association wiz add $1,000 10 the
Burns Handicap. and II is estimated that
il viii be worth $4,000 10 the winner.
double the amount Of previous handicaps-
The Thornton Stakes. the histogic four
mile event. will have 5000 added, as viii
the Waterhouse Cup and long g-distance
race AL the stakes wiz be added-money
affairs. with none less than s2.080 added.
Other features are the California Derby,
Christmas Handicap. Gebhardt Handi-
cap. and California Oaks
In addition TO the stakes there viii be
frequent overnight handicaps and special
races with from 81 COO to S2os0 AIDED.
President Williams also announced that
the rule regarding the minimum weights
in handieaPs VIII be abandoned IN ths
future
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03

That Dorando, the Italian runner who
competed in the recent Marathon race
in the Olympic games in London. col
lapsed near the finish and was then car
ried over the line BY the overzealous
British games officials is al vividly de-
picted in pictures shown for the first time
IN America IN The Washington Herald
this morning These show that there
was no doubt Of the complete triumph
for the American. J. J. Hayes. and OF
the fairness of the decision Of the judges
who finally sent up The American nag
as a signal that the Italian had been dis
qualified These pictures are sure 20
arouse the interest OF ali followers Of
sport In this country Hayes is shown
refusing a sponge Two miles from the
finish He wEs also photographed after
the end OF The race. ready 20 continue
i called upon There is another picture,
that Of DOrando helpless on the ground.
with officials in The act Of helping him
TO rise and carrying him over the line.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03

Totals.---- zllZ 1
-Barted for Donoran II the 4
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03

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The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
Brothers Make Triple PIav.

Sioux City. Iowa. Aug 2-The only
triple play by three brothers ever pulled
on in the world. it is believed, was &C
compHshed here al Riverside Park in
game between teams representing the
MayhOwer Congregational and First Pres
byterian churches The brothers are
Harry. Earl and Clyde Cummins. pitcher,
second baseman, and first baseman for
the Mayfower team. With men on the
first two bases. the batter hit a line
drive TO Harry. who shot It to Earl at
second, and a quick relay to Clyde at
first completed the play.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
Plteher Had Thirteen A..l.t..

Pitcher Elmer Stricklett. Of the San
Jose team. is nOS claiming a new record
for freak playing. In Saturdays game
at Alameda, Stricklett is credited with
thirteen assists This. by pitcher. is
considerably out OF the ordinary. The
record Of assisted put-outs is one likely
TO give rise to much dispute. but thirteen
for a slabster is conceded 10 eclipse any
thing that has ever gone before. Elmer
handled AL thirteen chances without once
making a bulgle.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
Races at EIkins, ". Va.

SA0---- u AA1 Naa-llLslol heIald-
Elkins. " Va. Aug 2-The speed
programme for the annual races at EIkins.
W Va, has been arranged as follows:
TUESDAY. Aug Z-2-ls trot. purse 800; 2:Is psce
SH9i ---S pace. 500 three-quarter-mie rln. 800
Ne1nescay. Aug B-2-3 race. 500: 2ls trot
So tree-for-al trot. 500; rFe-eiEh;sile run 800
Thursday. Aug E-2-a trct. $50 "a pace 500
1ree-for-aE trot. 500. one-uile nm $50
The entries close August IS
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
BOSTON HOLDS THE TIGERS.
Detroit Americans Almost Unable to
Find CfcOfte.

Detroit, Aug "A great crowd saw
Boston take the second game Of the pres
ent series from the home team to-day in
a game marked by long hits and fielding
mistakes
killien was literally batted out OF the
box in one inning. while Cicotte. who has
never been effective against Detroit. held
them almost hitless and entirely runless
Tor six innings. and he retained enough
speed 10 win out Th0ney. Crawford,
Cobb, Downs. and Gessler made some sen
sationaI catches Soora-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
CLUB BATTING
Powell wins Tennis Title.

S7ecisl 10 The Nesh1ugron Herald
Cumberland, Nd. Aug 2-In the finals
Of the championship tennis tournament OF
the Potomac Club. Cumberland. F Edger-
ton Powell defeated Creede Wilson in a
hotly contested match SIS s.. 60. IS
AIr. Powell viii play Dr. Karl P. Heintz.
holder OF the Potomac Club cup. for the
temporary ownership OF that trophy in a
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
Last Year for Bresnahan.

Toledo. Aug. 2-Chris F. Wall, secre-
tary-treasurer Of the Boody House Hotel
Company. announces that Roger Bresna-
han. the great catcher Of the New
York National League baseball club. VIII
retire from the game for good az the
end Of the present season Bresnahan
is a stockholder in the Body House Hotel
Company, and desires TO devote his en-
tre time TO his commercial enterprises
here
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
PASSING OF FAMOUS TRACK.
Race Course Made Celebrated By
Dan Patch to Be StocLyard.

Memphis. Aug 2-If negotiations start
ed by Erwin. a Kansas City stockman.
end successfully, the famous two-minute
track where Lou Dillon, Dan Patch, and
other famous horness horses created their
windshield worlds records against time
viii be transformed into q stock yard.
where all sorts Of cattle VIII be mar
keted-
A local report is 70 the effect that E.
E Smathers is behind the move
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
ATHLETICS GET BERT BLUE.
St Louis Trades 'Baekstopper for
Catcher Sig Smith.

SIlatlal % ne WaslI1gT0l HerlId-
St. Louis, Aug 2-Catcher Bert Blue.
Of the St Louis American League team
was traded for Catcher Sig Smith. Of the
Philadelphia Americans. today, the trans
fer TO take effect at once.
Blue was the star catcher Of the Ameri-
can Association with the Columbus club
last season, while Smith was with the
Atlanta team, Of the Southern League,
the penDant winners Of that organization.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
BIuemont defeats FaIIs Church.

SPECIAL to he Washington Heald-
Falls Church, Va. Aug The locals
lost an exciting eleven-inning game 10 the
BIuemonts here to-day BY TO l. Feimeu
weakened in the eleventh. flled the bases.
and forced in Three runs.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03

TWo-bass hits-CrzEford ROssnsn. CriEeE. O.
cote %. Stahl % Three-baSe bt-Schuidt- Sacri-
nee hits-Schasfer. Lord sullivan. StahL stolen
bases-DoWus. Lord. Bases on balis-Od KiIlian. I:
Of Donovan. ., OF Clcotte J. Struck 0ur-By Don
oyan (. By Ciootts. l. Left on bases-Detruit ::
Boston Il Double pIays-Criger 70 Lord NIctJo1-
nell % SrahL Passed bali-Schuidt- Hit By pitcher
BY KiIiian. /. by Cicotts l. Umrires-AIessrs
sheridan and Evans Tine o. e7rne-I hour and Is
minutes Attendsrce-Ssls
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03

/ Bill Burns. the Nationals star south
paw. arrived in Washington early yester-
} day afternoon from Chicago
Burns IS here 10 allow his side. which
has been mysteriously injured. 70 heal
[ Just how the big fellow came to be hurt
/ is not known, and he refuses TO discuss
/ the matter. That he IS badly needed by
I Cantillon at this JUncture IS only too ap-
parent, and il is particularly unfortunate
that he should have TO deprive the team
Of his services at the outset OF a hard
Western trip
Burns VIII Not Talk.
Burns refused 10 divUlge the nature OF
his injuries last night. and his friends
were equally reticent- When asked why
Burns was in Washington at this time,
q friend OF the pitcher said last night.
BIN has come back 70 rest his side.
which he hurt while in St Louis. He IS
able 10 get about much the same as
usual but IS unable 10 pitch. and rather
than take any chances with him CautiI-
lon decided to send him home TO await
the teams arrival on August Il, by which
tine it is figured he viii be able 10 take
his regular turn in fhe box
When asked If Burns hadn't had two
OF his ribs fractured in q fight with Gan
ley in St. Louis last Tuesday. the friend
IN question prOfessed ignorance and re-
fused 20 further discuss the matter
From another source il was learned
that Burns was wearing straps over his
side when ne arrived in town. but he re-
moved them yesterday evening. saying
that he didn't think II was necessary 20
wear them any longer
Out for Two Weeks.
That the injury IS Of such a nature that
he viii not rejoin the team before II
mitted. and that Burns has not pitched q
game since July . is a matter Of record
The last contest IN which he took part
was in St Louis last Monday, the day
previous 10 the one when he had the
fight with Ganley. and then he only
went in as relief pitcher after the game
had been lost
Il viii be remembered that Ganley ad-
mitted he and Burns had had a fstic
encounter. but the captain said AZ the
time that Il didn't amount 70 anything
and that they had shaken hands and
patched up their differences
The Nationals take 4 lay-Off to-day and
open up in Cleveland tomorrow for a
four-game series. The locals move on
10 Detroit Saturday. where they will play
five games with the leaders, leaving De
trOit the night OF Wednesday August y,
for home. where they will open up a
series with the Western clubs. starting
with Chicago on August a
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
ST. LOUIS AGAIN WINS.
Home Team Gets Four Out of Five
Games from PhfIadeIphia.

St Louis. Aug st Louis again de-
feated Philadelphia this afternoon with
Ihe score 70 ., this giving the home
team four out Of i've games Of the series
played here Philadelphia made rally
IN the ninth inning TO tie Up the score
but fen short Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
Joe Smith to Coach Dartmouth.

New Brunswick. y. J., Aug. At has
been reported that H E Ramsea. mana
ger Of Rutgers football team for the
coming season. has secured the services
OF Joe Smith. the noted Dartmouth haIr
back, to coach the team this year.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
TO-DAYrs GAMES.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
CHICAGO. ?; wAsHINGTcN, 1.

spsaal 70 Tie Washington Herald
Chicago. IL. aug. Finding Two hits
in ten innings too slender a diet 10 win
on, the Nationals were thrashed into
silence by the Sox to-day.
Frank Smith never had his brawny
arm in better shape and much Of the
credit for the 2-tO-I victory hangs on
him One single in the first and another
IN the second is a brief summary OF
Washington's feats at bat
Pat Dougherty was deliberately passed
twice by Bert Kelley when q hit meant
g rUn. But ne literally forced the ex-
Gunther twirler 10 stick one over the
pan IN the tenth inning Only one was
OUT al the time and first and second
bases were occupied. Pat burst with
might and main on the ball and drove
n Hahn with the winning count
Lost Chances to Score.
The S0X had several chances 10 rake In
the game long before the tenth page was
turned Just when something seemed
darkiy imminent a double play or a pop
20 the inheld would change the aspect
With Smith pitching the way he did, the
whole business resolved itself into The
question when the Sox would put over
the Knockout punch.
When the barrier went I'd. Milan drove
a genuine single 10 left Not an
auspicious beginning for F smith. but
he maintained perfect Composure. Gan
ley proceeded 10 sacrifice. and Unglaub
sent the runner around 70 third on his
out, Purteu 10 Donohue. DeIehauty
stopped any possible danger by ground
ing 10 Parent
In the second after CIyner had famed.
Street burned Up the lane 10 first on a
walk. and McBride's out eLbowed him 70
second HereUpon Freeman shot a hot
bounCeT toward Smith. Frank lust man
aged 70 touch It with his glove. and il
detected the course OF the ball toward
George Davis. With express speed it
carOomed through George. and finally
halted in short center field On the sum
and substance Of the single freak a run
counted
SOX Tally Run.
J0res opened the fourth with single
70 right and Doughe-ty followed suit.
As Fielder took third on the WALTON. PAT
Davis sliced The ball 10 Delehanty. who.
being drawn Up near the pitchers box.
had an easy throw 10 the plate. catching
Jones On turning third. Dougherty was
caught between that base and the plate.
Pat started TO run back and fourth. and
Street. n his anxiety TO nip him out
heaved the ball 10 third It snote Dough
erJy on his hack and rolled out 10 left
1eld- Il Is almost useless 10 relate that
Pat scored On the uiscue-
The ninth was rounded speedily. and
The Nationals went out IN the tenth in
jig time
Frank Smith famed IN the S0x share.
but Hahn doubled 70 right Jones re-
ceived a pass. and DoUgherty was I'd as
usual when things needed his presence
Kelley did not dare 10 pass him and i'll
the bases. fearing sacrifice fly 70 the
oUtheld- So he stuck one right over the
dish where Pat likes it Dougherty
swung and the game was won as
pretty single 10 left scored Hahn
The shortstOp play Of Mcbride and
Parent was feature
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03

Struck ous-By Boone. 2; BY Moran. Il Bases
cn bsils-Of Moran ) Earned r1ns-Alderson ):
CoTingJO1. / Three-base hits-R0we. Davidson
Sacrifice hit-Jsrrett- Umpire-AIr. WcC1esry- Tine
of gzme-I houT and - minuses-