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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-25

New York Is making strenuous ef-
forts to abolish unnecessary noises.
Does this mean that Phlladelphla's
pre-eminsnoe In the rCaims o. auIetade
b endangeredf
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-25
Chill con carne at the Club.
Not Very Funny.

~ did my best to be entertaining.
said the young man in q voice of sor.
row.
did you succeedT'
I'm afraid not l recited Hamlets
soliloquy, She looked at me reproach-
fully for several seconds and then ex-
claimed, Il don't think that's very
funnyr'-LOndon Telegraph.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-25

Rear Admiral Sperry. In command
OF our sixteen battleships. knows how
to save coal. Would that he could I'm
part the secret to the hired girl In a
mililon honest
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-25

The man who first made use of that
saying that what goes up must come
down evidently didn't have much trou.
bic with the cost Of living in his day.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-25

Our credit man made a bad break
yesterday"
What was itY'
He told a dumb man that his word
was as good as his bond" - Detroit
Free Press.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-25

A good many Of IA would think more
e the fool kiler II be would put on =
el61sF force u assistants and work
thsm overtime
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-25
The fact that the mention Of th'

The fact that the mention OF the
name OF President Roosevelt at the
Brady meeting last evening failed to
create even ripple OF applause. is
the subject Of much speculation to-
day and the only logical reason for
IL Ii the unwarranted interference
OF the president In the political
campaign. thereby bringing the great
influence of his Office to the sup
port OF his favorite candidate. Such
interference is not popular with the
people, II smaeks too much OF die
tatorship.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-25

Take advantage 81 the silver sas
onsrea ~ ne Press.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-25

Clam ehOwder at the Club.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-25
Special Bargains in all
Kinds of Real Estate

Kinds of Real Estate
$4,000 Per acre will buy one of the finest farms
in Kootenai county; 24O with extra fine
improvements; all perfectly level all fenced
and cross fenced; black gravel garden soil; about
| 40 of good timber, 40 acres in meadow, and
balance all in cultivation fine s-room dwell
ing house; large fine barn; three large cement
| csterns; granery ice-house, and boat house;
very fine young orchard of 126 trees of best
varities of fruits, mostly winter apples. all in
| bearing; also small fruits of various varieties.
This property is located just 1 0 miles from Occur
| d'AIene City; fine level road. There is better
investment in a farm of this size in the country.
Yield this season, $500. This is bargain!
See it.
We also have many other bargains in farms and
irrigated tracts of smaller acreage, five acres
| and
$22OO-Wl buy this beautiful 5-room bungalow,
located very close in with rs foot corner lot.
This is beautiful home on the best street in
the city. snap!
$28OO-Takes this modern Broom cottage with
all fenced; beautiful lawn, shrubbery and shade
trees. Ideally located close in, and close to
school,
$35OO-Takes this bonanza home; 7-room modern
residence with extra fine finish, and very close
in. Concrete foundation. fine cellar, and very
fine lot; good barn and shed; beautiful lawn
and shade trees.
$65O-A good Groom house, wood shed, poultry
house, fine lot all fenced; city water fine
fruit trees Only blocks out bargain.
$2OOO-Will take this 7-acre tract of garden
orchard land located Y miles from Postofice;
| all Fenced. Has good new 6-room residence;
fine brick bank root house. 600 fruit trees of
best varities; " Strawberries X dew
| berries; 10 cords of wood. $500 cash. terms
to suit. Two to five years at 8 per cent
balance. This is a No. 1 bargain.
CITY LOTS
$4OO-Takes three beautiful residence lots one
corner, located close to school, A bargain.
$5OO-Will buy two fine lots, a corner; close in.
$45OO-Will buy two business lots very close in.
| snap
$225O-Will buy one very desirable business lott
very close in
FOR RENT
We have some good houses for rent; two to ten
rooms furnished. Call
| write us.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
SCHLITCHER ASKED 10 RESIGN
General Shake-up in the Philadel-
phia Union League Club.
n. c. Landgraf, of Atlantic League
New Nanager-Rumored that Re-
caIcitrant WaddeH May sign.
Special to The Washington Herald.

EtEftaA % he hEsaHistlA dtAa-l
Philadelphia. Pa. May 2o,-FOlIowing
to-day's defeat at the hands Of Whining
ton there was a general shake-up in the
ranks Of the Philadelphia Union League
club
Everything has been breaking badly for
the Unions ever since the season opened.
and to-day the climax came, when Mana
ger Walter Schlitcher was asked TO hand
in his resignation.
While Schlitcher worked hard TO give
the town winner. he was not familiar
with minor league tactics and players,
and also his inability TO stay on the
bench and give advice did not give the
best Of satisfaction TO the public.
The local Unions hardly pulled of
trick WStta attempting, and all this was
blamed on the late manager BY some OF
the players who claimed that inside base
ball playing was not even thought Of.
\. c. Landgraf, who manager the Potts
vile Atlantic League club last year, has
been chosen TO succeed Schlitcher. and
viii take charge Of the team Immediately
The club needs bOlstering I'D at first
second. third. and IN the outfeld, while
the few pitchers they now have on the
pay roll have been worked 70 death lately.
LandgTaf. according 10 reports. is to have
full sway in signing and releasing play
ers, aud his orders are 70 get a winning
team regardless Of expense.
There is a rumor here tonight that
Rube Waddel who jumped ST Louis to-
day. is one OF the players Landgraf viii
endeavor 10 sign. II Rube can be cap
tured IL will be the greatest boom the
local Unions can get
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
RALEIGH DRAWS BLANK.
Trinity College Establishes Claim
to Championship.

Special to The Washington Herald
Durham, n C, May 2O-Trinity College
shut out Raleigh. Eastern Carolina
Leaguers. this afternoon in a fast game.
to 0.
The game closed the home season, es-
tablishing Trinity's claim as the strong
est State team and placing the teams
percentage sixty points ahead OF Gull
ford College, the champions Of the State.
Lane pitched, allowing but two hits.
each scratches. and making twelve shut
oats of the twenty-three played.
In the percentage column, Lane has
landed Trinity s26 points and his record
is S46. This was his seventh g0Ose-egg
game. Raleigh played fast ball but her
pitcher was hit hard. A change in the
fifth broke up the hits Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Infant Left on Train Made "MascOt"
OF Houston Team.

Galveston. Tex. May 20-The adoption
Of 3 -month-old baby by the
Houston professional baseball club came
out yesterday.
On a train on which were riding the
Houston team. Of the Texas League. the
players noticed a woman and a curly
haired child. The woman requested W.
f. Hester, a pitcher. TO hold the child
for few minutes, then stepped into
another coach and left the train at
the next station.
A note found on the child gave its name
as Edmund Winters. and the ball play
er decided to adopt the boy Before
the end of the journey every member
OF the club fell in love with the aban-
doned baby and entered into q compact
TO care fer the little one. elect IL the
mascot Of the club and provide a good
home.
Offers from some Of the weaIthiest fam
lies IN the State TO adopt the child have
been refused and the baby mascot viii
not be parted with by the club.
The mother. who is less than eighteen
years of age. was found in Hillsboro.
and her tragic story unfolded. She had
lied with drunken father until twelve
years Of age, when she ran away from
him. Before she was sixteen years OF
age she was married, and after the birth
OF her child her husband deserted them
and disappeared. The child-mOther found
employment in a packing house at Fort
Worth. earning S6 q week Recently the
packing house cut down the number OF
its employees, and the mother. determined
that the baby should not starve, gave
1t TO the ball player.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

All the. local amateur teams rested as &
result of the heavy showers.
Baltimore Is now tied with the bandits
for second place in the Union League
The Philadelphia pitchers banked Pitts
burg IN twenty-one successive innings
81. Louis once more beat the Athletics
This time 1t IVES Plank against Powell
Irvin's crew is scheduled 10 play doc"
Reisling's Reading club again to-day. The
locals are about due 20 win.
II Bill Burns can get back into the
stride he showed in the first few games
he should trim the Tigers.
Pitcher Otey. over whom Washington
and Pittsburg had a scrap last fall, has
been sold by the Pirates 10 Wheeling.
The Tri-state League has raised its
salary limit from $2.700 TO $3.50, playing
and bench managers respectively. 20 1880
and $500.
Rube Waddell may be the best adver-
tised ball player in the business. but his
IS not the sort Of advertising most bail
players care for.
st. Louis leads the American League in
double plays. having psiled of twenty.
with her one triple play
Addie Joss, of.the Maps, is now hailed
as the greatest IN the business. at least
by Cleveland people. He has won nine
games out &C ten this year, the one de-
feat coming "a the first game. Up TO date
only fifty-ons hits have been made of
him.
The Alton Blues defeated the Ziegen-
helms, to O. in a complete game at Alton.
in the St Louis City League. Manager
r. A. Slack, OF the Ziegenheins. pro-
tested the game. claiming that frozen
balls were used against his team. I'm
pire O'Neill handled the game. Slack
says O'Eeill paid no attention TO his pro-
test. and the East St. Louis manager will
take 1t before the arbitration board. Ac-
eording to Slack. frozen BALI is one
that has been stored away a week IN an
Ice box. He says you couldn't knock It
out OF the diamond with an axe.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
T0-DAY's GAMES.
Washington ut Reading,
Elizabeth at Brooklyn.
Paterson at Baltimore.
Wilmington at Philadelphia.
Special to Tho washington Herald


Reading. Pa. May 20.-In a game that
was brilliantly contested from start TO
finish. Washington was shut out by
Readings 10 Q.
Like on Monday il was a duel or
pitchers, but with a trife more free hit
ting, and by sheer stick work Reading
won the game. This was accomplished
on home run by Hobby in the seventh
inning and a single by Miller and a
home run by Vlnson in the eighth
Harvey, whose proper name is Frank
McHale. one Of the staff Of the Steu-
benyille, Ohio. team last year. a new
recruit TO the Washington ranks. and
Charles, for Reading. were the oppos-
ing pitchers, and both played brilliant
ball Moreover. both were splendidly
supported by their team mates Reading
played an errorless game. and the only
slip for Washington was by Connors,
who dropped a thrown ball The mis-
play had no effect on the score Fast
play by Reading nipped every chance
Washington had to score.
In the second ShaIghnessy. after
two-baggeT, was killed at second for be-
ing too anxious to reach third on Nc
Donald's grounder. In the fourth Con-
nors, fret up. hit for a base and moved
to second on Burke's sacrifice. When
Shaughnessy smashed the ball TO the
right field fence Commons tried for home.
His aspirations were halted at the plate
on magnificent throw by Rudolph from
deep right field
In the ffth inning Atherton. first up,
made a fine three-base hit. Good head
work by Charles again prevented Wash
ington from scoring, for Zaneli fled out
TO Rudolph, and Conavery and Harvey
famed
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
JOHNSON LIFTS SUSPENSIONS.
Jennings, Jones, and DOnovan Again
In Coed Standing.
Special to Tho Washington Hcald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia. Pa. May 0.-Being IN
merciful mood. Ban Johnson. president Of
the American League, tonight lifted sus-
pensions that have kept three noted stars
out Of the game for the last few days
Those 10 whom Mr. johnson gave a
practical demonstration that tbe quality
Of mercy Is not strained were two man
ayers, Jones, OF Chicago, and Jennings,
Of Detroit. and Bill Donovan, Detroits
great pitcher
Jones was suspended for speaking
rudel% 10 an umpire in this city Jen-
nings and Donovan carried on so roughly
IN New York on Saturday and Monday
that discipline demanded sope punish
ment.
Permission to play was granted 10 Jones
and Donovan for tomorrow. Jennings
can appear on the field TO do his Justly
famous coaching act any day from Fri
day on.
All three were notified by wire Of their
restoration. Mr.. Johnson leaves Philadel-
Dhia for Boston tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
WADDELL QUITS The BROWNS
Eccentric Twirler Makes Good His
Threat to Jump Team.
Manager McAIeer Refuses 20 Worry
over Loss OF "the Rube"-Pre-
diets He VIII Return.
snsrial 10 rhs Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, Pa, May 20.-Manager Nc
Aleer ard bis st. Louis American League
team lave gone. but their greatest celeb
rity, Rube Waddell. is not with them The
big soutbpaw has quit the job.
Rube disappeared this morning after
handing his uniform to Business Manager
Rickert, Of the Browns. at the Aldine,
coupling his surrender Of the clubs prop
erty with the tragic remark: I'm
through" Nobody believed him. THE
old gag" they all called it,
But the southpaw made the bluff good
for when the $50 train for Boston pulled
out tonight. he was still among the miss
ing. The Brown leader only laughed.
7 don't know where he is. and I don't t
care.' he said, smilingly. 7 pay no al
tention TO his movements. If he had re-
ported, he could have gone along. AS
he Is not here. it makes not the least
difference.
7 have my own theory about the big
fellows disappearance. I think he's afraid
TO go TO Boston. You know his wife's
there and litigation between them might
get Rute into court, something he breads.
I believe he'll come 10 life again wheh
We reach New York. If he does and is
in shape 10 pitch. I'll take him back. but
if he doesn't show up he's the loser. LIES
too short and the baseball business too
raCking to let a Rube Wadden get On
Your reeves"
Mr.. McAleer laughed at the suggestion
that it was because he had been refused
an advance Of salary. 1t is known that
Waddell IS the most persistent TOUGHER
FOR a five or ten spot. However. it is
Known that to-day he did have extra
ordinary needs for money. From a doz-
en- sources at the bail grounds and around
he hotels came rumors Of the pace the
Sube struck up after the game Of Tues
lay.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
cellent support. Score:
Richmond. s, nanrIlIe. ?.

DaWine, Va. May 2o-seventeen hits,
three hit batsmen. and a couple OF er-
TORS. netted Richmond eight runs and the
game. by score of to ?. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
MACKEY QUEERED BOUT.
Would Not WrestIe Turner Because
OF Shortage of Cash.

The widely-heralded wrestling bout be-
tween joe Turner and Rob Roy Maekey.
billed TO be pulled of at the National
Guard Gym last night. petered out. There
was no bout.
TIE reason therefor Is not known, but
It is thought there was not enough money
'in sight" which being the case. tile
redoubtable Rob Roy refused TO go on.
III fact that was the position taken by
Mackey, who could not be induced 20
alter his decision and so the match fell
tarc ugh.
The faithful vino were on hand were
much disappointed at not seeing the odd
rivals" clash. but Turner'S following viii
get a chance 10 see him work tonight
Yshen he Will tackle Kid Cutler at a
local theater. Turner will get a dollar
a nlinIta for any length Of time he can
stay under twenty minutes. and If he
holds out that long Cutler will forfeit
so
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
1907 Golfers In Tonrn.r-

London. Eng. May 2.-One hundred
and ninety-seven names have been -entered
for the British amateur golf champion
ship which commences at Sandwich on
May 3. The drawing took place this
morning. S. L. Yaw. OF Philadelphia,
viii have 10 meet a strong golfer. Eric
Hambro, in the first round. A. White
Of Providence. was drawn against P.
Kollser, not known player. The Cana
dian champion. G. L. Lyon. drew 3 bye.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
GIRL PLAYS FIRST BASE.
Sixteen-year-oId Miss Knows Why
She Bats Left-handed.

Pittsburg, Pa. May 9.-The AntIer
baseball team, Of Parnassus. Pa. a few
miles up the Allegheny River. has signed
a new first base giri. She is Myrtle Rowe.
a stoeky built young miss Of sixteen years
who has proven herself little less than a
wonder at the national game She is
right handed. but bats left handed.
I think the batter has a great advan-
tage when batting left handed" said
Myrtle to-day You see the body Is
swinging toward first base as one hits
at the ball and the batter is already in
motion the right way. The right hand
batter IS swinging away from the base
and has TO stop the motion, reverse. and
start all over again after the ball is hit.
That's why I bat left handed"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Mertz asa Mertz Co. 600 F St:
hlDDIES Win FOURTH GAME
St. Johns College Team Is Defeated
by Score of 5 to /.
Hopes OF Latter Nine, Founded on
Showing in First Part Of Pre-
vious Games, Is Disappointed.

Annapolis. Nd. May 2o-For the fourth
time this season the Midshipmen won
from St Johns College at baseball here
to-day. The score was to !.
II was the final game Of the season be-
tween the two institutions. The collegians
were defeated IN three previous games
after outrlaying the Mddies during the
early stages, but going 70 pieces toward
the close.
They had bright hopes OF winning to-
day For the hrst five innings the game
was splendidly. contested, but the Middies
had a shade the better after that. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Mathewson Fond OF Checl,er.

Cincinnati, May 20-The members of
the New York Giants IN view Of Mathew
sons three defeats within a week. are
hoping that he VIII pay a little more at
tention to baseball and less 10 checkers
His checker record Saturday with Logan.
the champion OF Indiana, was two victo-
ries, one defeat and seven draws-much
better than his baseball performance the
same day or Monday
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis Minneapolis, 4; ST. Paul, B.
At snspolis-Indianapoli 2; Columbus, /
AT Kansas City-AIilWaukee Z. Kansas City, l.
At T0led0-ToledO. 2; Louisville o.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
PIRATES GAME GOOD.
LumIey's Timely Hit Responsible for
BrOOklyn's Winning.

Pittsburg, May 2o.-The Brooklyns play
ed better bail than the Pittsburg team
this afternoon, and won one of the pref
test games that has been seen here for
some time II was the bat o. Lumley
that drove in the two runs which won the
game for Brooklyn in the ffth inning.
Mcintyre pitched fine ball at all times.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
BALTIMORE WINS AGAIN.
Superior Batting scores Victory
over the Paterson Team.

Baltimore, May 2O.-By superior stick
work Baltimore defeated Paterson here
today. 9fo2 Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
only Three Hits blade.
Special to The Washington Herald
xz-s--,s,--s,,- " zF~r- 9n = - -,

Special to The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. May 2O.-In q pitchers
battle at Reservoir Park this afternoon
Winchester defeated the walbrook, Nd,
team, 10 O. Only three hits were made.
Johnson holding the visitors to one hit.
while the locals could only connect safely
twice OF Maher. Baker walked aud Dug
gan's hit landed the game for Winchester.
McDonald's s great one-hand stop was a
feature. Batteries-Wincheste johnson
and Woodward; Walbrook, Maher ard
White
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21

Earned runs-Reading, 3. First base on
balls-On Charles. 3; of Harvey 2 Struck
out-By Charles, 6; By Harvey3. Home run
-Hargreaves. Three-base hits-Shaugh-
messy. DanfOrd. TwO-base hits-Burke
Conavery. Double plays-H0lby To Vim
son; Lallier 20 Miller to Hobby; McDer-
mott 10 HargTeaves to COnaveTy. Umpire
Mr. Steinberg.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Interior Plays Interstate Team.

The Interior and Interstate Commerce
Commission teams Of the Departmental
League. are scheduled to play on the
White Lot Ellipse this afternoon, start
ing at o'clock. Yesterdays games. be-
tween Commerce and Labor and War,
and Treasury and Navy, had to be called
off on account of wet grounds.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Three Boats in nermuda Raoe.

New York. May 20-Thres boats are
now entered IN the race for power boats
from this port 10 Bermuda, which Will
be started on Saturday, June s, The Irene
was entered some time ago. and now the
Ailsa Craig. winner Of last years race.
and the Mao II, owned by Vice Com
modore Seymour Oppenheim, have en-
tered.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
AGGIEs DEFEAT TECH.
Despite Richards Clever Pitching,
High school Team Loses.
S-,.-t.1 . IT.. ys,,.bs,o--, Ill

College Park. Md, May aO-Maryland
Agricultural College defeated Tech Highs
fast baseball team to-day by 10 5.
Although Byrd, the Aggies' spitban ar
tist. won his game. he did not pitch any
better ball than Reichard. who struck out
eighteen men. but the untimely errors of
his teammates lost the game for the
High School pitcher. Technical was in
danger of tying up the score in the sixth
inning when a base or halls and two
singles filed the bases with none out, but
Byrd struck out he next three batsmen.
Aside from this the feature was the
timely hitting Of Hicks for NJ A. c. and
Goodman for Technical The score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Totals 4 6+7E a 4

-, - p y I0TaIs,....-.- 5 = D
'Batted for Reulbach in third inning beaumont
out for interference !Batted for Doran IN ninth in
nine.
Chicago. oI20IeI
Boston. 0n........................ 0 0 0 O o I "a
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Columbia League Game OF.

The game between the Brooklands and
Washington Heights team, OF the Colum-
bia League, scheduled for yesterday. was
postponed on account Of rain To-day's
game, between the Cengressionals ana
Independents at First and " streets
northwest. viii be called at $50 ?. N.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
REULBACH HIT HARD.
BOstOn's Errors Only Permit Cubs
to GET the Game.

Chicago, May 2o.-Boston hit Reulbach
hard, and Fraser went in, holding the
visitors safely except in the eighth in
ming. Chicago's hits and Boston's errors
were mixed in several innings. letting in
three runs out Of FIVE scored by the Cubs.
Bowerman was elected for kicking. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Frederick Defeats HagerstOwn in
Wen-pIayed Game.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Frederick, Nd. May @.-The baseball
season was opened here to-day with a
game between Hagerstown ard Frederick.
William Jennings Bryan was on the
field and opened the game by throwing
the first ball over the plate. Until the
end Of the seventh inning it was pitchers
contest with neither side scoring a run.
The features Of the game were Pitcher
Anderson's two-base nit. followed by a
three-base hit by Green, and a running
catch BY Left Fielder Ebert Score:
R.H.E.
FFsderick- oe e00os l4s
HsgesstoEn- o 0 GO ;
BatteEies-FFedeFick, Anderson and peloquin:
Hagerst0Wn. Merchant and Pesster. Attendance.
f28
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21

Earned uHns-Sa7y. 2 First base by er0rs-Nayy.
Left on bsses-NaTy. :; s.. Johns :. First
base On bails-Oh LanphiT. 6. Of Bosey. 2 straaz
out-By Laaphier. i; by Bosley. j. Home r1us-
Wilson Navy. Sacrifice hits-Bac0n Bosley. Stolen
bsses-Austin. 2 Balk-Bosley. Passed balls
Hansen. BTiscoe. Umpire-AfF CollihoweF, a
Washington. Tine Of game-l hour ard 8 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21

First base on balls-0f Wolfe, Z; Of SummerS
Struck out-By Wolfe, 3. Home r,r-Hoove-. Three
base hits-Townsend, McCsuley, McIatohie. Two
base hits-TOwnsend (2. BIcCauley. summers Sac
rihoe hit-Smith Stolen bsses-Johns0n 81. Z
Foster. Double plays-Goldstein to F. Foster; Geld
stein TO Mcdonald; Zolers 20 Zearfoss: johnson TO
Zollers to Ze2rfoss Umpire-AIr. CsiiloEn.