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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
Terrible Fate of Rev. John j.. Carmi-
chsel, Methodist Minister,
Near Columbus, Mich
isan.
EVIDENCE OF A FIGHT
Church Floor and Communion Table
and Pews Covered With Blood
Portions of Corpse in
Heating Stove. s

-
DEHTRorr. Mich. 1ans1s II disA'
membered body of, Heus Ian IGar-
michael a Methodist minister Was
found Wednesday, partly cons,i 4 by
fire, in the heating stove ofsonee Of, His
three churches near Columbus, in the
southwestern part of st. Clair county.
} he Identification of the dead clergy.
man was made by Orville, Lindsay,
who was sent to the church by Mrs
! Carmichael, who had heard some one
had been murdered there. The clues
of the murderer and his motive were
difficult to obtain. There was rumor
that strange man had left the train
at Hickey late yesterday afternoon
and had been directed to the Columbus
church, and there were other rumors
| indicating that two men were implica-
ted in the crime. The fact that sew
eral coins were found in the clothing
of the dead mar and in the ashes in
! the stove precluded the theory of rob
berry. At the time of his death it was
not known the murdered minister had
fl enemy in the world.
Carmichael had been in Michigan
ten years and for two year. was pas
tor Of the three churches a. Columbus,
! Adair and China. With his wife ar
/ three children he resided at Ada
! I.eaving MS home yesterday morning
he told Mrs. Carmichael he was goin
to Columbus to arrange for series OF
revival meetings there. He waved his
Z hand affectionately to group of chill.
oren as he drov out of the village of
Adair and from that moment all traces
OF him were lost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
THREATS MAILED
TO THE JUDGE
detectives are Guarding the Home for
Fear of Trouble From
Cranks.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Detectives
VIII be assigned to guard the home
u justice Wright who recently sent.
enced Gompers and others. A flood
oi abusive letters continue to pour in
on the Judge. There is fear that cor
respondents promising dynamite and
ouiiets may carry out their threats
ohe writer signing the name of Geo
rie1cher' Chicago, says, "Gompers
Mitchell and Morrison will never
serve day of the sentence you i'm
posed on them. # they ever do you
VIII be blown up by dynamite.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
INDIA POWERLESS
TO PREVENT FIGHT
o''uat'on at Titashur Has Reached
an Acute Stage and Battle
ie Expected,

oALcuTTA. Fan. THE situation
iilashur, which is today surround
- os hordes OF furious Mohammedans
oehl on ayenging the insults heaped
on thelr faiths by the Hindus. has
.saehea an acute stage and India
'enls powerless to cope with it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
"count" Louis Hamon.

PARIS. Jan. New victims of
Count" Louis Hamop are coming to
light every hour in the police irvesti.
CATION OF the affairs of this man 1t is
now believed that he got away with
at least 100000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
Chinese Ambassador Contributes

WASHINGTON. Jan. special
Chinese Ambassador Tan Shao vi to-
day sent personal contribution of
$500 to the American Red Cross Ital-
ian relief funds. s3S,415 has been re-
ceived from various branches of the
society today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
Two Are Suspected.

Sheriff Wagensell announced today
against Gibson Browning and Adair
Carpenter, two suspects in connection
with the Carmichael murder. Posi-.
tive Identification of the body was not
made and it will be sent here and ex.
,amined by the sheriff prosecutor and
county physician. Deputy Sheriff Fen
ton says that the church resembled a
slauhter house and the floors were
bloody Carmichael was murdered in
the church. his body dismembered
and thrust into the stove. Browning
is said to be unbalanced and a fanatic
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
chicaao,s Benefit PLAY.

CHICAGO. Jan. THE benefit for
the Italian quake sufferers today will
net several thousand dollars it is be-
lieyed. Every company playing in
Chicago will take part in the per.
formance. The benefit to be held in
the auditorium.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
EDISON HAS
NEW INVENTION
'"nounoes Perfection of a Storage
Battery That Will Operate Car
100 Miles.

:, NEW YORK. Jan. Thomas A.
!. aulson has announced the perfection
=, storage battery sufficiently power
A. ~. 70 operate a street car one hun
su ,as. lhiies without rechai ging. 1t will
'as' ron five to twenty years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
Acton Wins Match.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. Joe Acton,
champion, middle weight wrest-
Ter of England, won from Peter Goetz
of Iowa here last night in two out of
three falls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
LEGAL EXECUTION
OF THE LOOTERS
Several Have Been Sentenced to
Death by the Newly Convened
Court Martial

MESSlNA, Jan The legal execu-
tion of lootecs began here today, sew
eral being sentenced to death by the
newly convened court martial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
ToDAYs WEATHER Fs E.tcAsT.
Indications for Iowa, Illinois, and Mis-
souri, wired From Chi ago.

For keokuk and vicinity: Snow fur
ries tonight and Friday Rising tenn
perature.
For Iowa, Illinois and Missouri:
Snow furries tonight and Friday. Ris-
ing temperature.
Weather Conditions.
The passing of the area OF highest
pressure from the pakotas to the up
per lake region is causing colder
weather in the eastern portion of the
country. whila the temperature has
risen slightly in its rear, although re-
naming below zero in the Missouri
and upper Mississippi valleys. and
there have been snow furries over the
entire northern portions from Oregon
to the lake region
The western area of low pressure
covers Oregon, Idaho and Utah, with
/ lid temperature in Idaho and Utah.
Conditions indicate slowly rising
temperature, with snow furries in
this section tonight and Friday.
River Bulletin.
Fld.Stage. Height. Chngc. Rnfall
SL. Hdul ......-lf fTOLeu Cluy.
La Crosse ..12 Frozen 49, Cldy.
Davenport 15 "a -62 Snow
Galland ., s 0S 90 .....
Keokuk Is % lie Cldy
St. Louis SO FL -0.7 Clear
Mise. Fall.
The river will remain nearly station
airy.
; BURLINGTON BRIDGE, Jan. r.
The present stage of the river is foot
above low water mark, fall of 31a
inches since the last report.
Local observations.
Jan Bar Their. Wind Weather
: 6 pm. ..30.6l ) n Snow
Z am. 80 SO - NE Cldy.
River above low water of 1864, none.
Change in "a hours, fall IL ft
Mean temperature Jan. 6. 2 below.
Maximum temperature Jan. 6, 6.
Minimum temperature Jan. 6, 10 be-
low
Highest temperature after a. m.
Wednesday. below ero
FRED Z. GOSEWISCH,
Observer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
. Rroker susnended

NEW YORK. Jan. Arthur E.
Grannis was suspended today from
the floor Of the stock exchange for a
period of three years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
carmichaers Wife Questioned.

PORT HURON. Jan. THE wife
of Carmichael was taken into custody
at her home this afternoon end
brought here and questioned Her
evidence supports the new theory
evolved by the police regarding the
murder. They are working ON the
possibility that the man whose body
was found was not Carmichael.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-07
Serious Collier Disaster.

LONDON, Jan. 7.-Serious collier
disaster near Durham reported. Sew
eral said to have been killed. No de-
tails
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
MuStain Rules a 10 to !
FayOrite Over Willis

VALLEJO, July foe Willis and
Terry Mustain, the light heavy weights,
completed their last training stunt to-
day, preparatory to their 20 round bat
tie in the Farragut theater tomorrow
evening Mustain is 10 to favorite,
with much money being wagered. Mus
tain got a 20 round decision over Will
lis at Colma two years ago. There will
be three four round preliminaries-
Harry Foley of San Francisco has been
chosen referee.
Billy Burke, the local middle weight.
and Victor Hansen, Pride of Coalinga,
have been matched for 90 round, go in
Coalinga Saturday, July "a. The weight
will be 1873 pounds at o'clock
Fred Ward, the Oakland lightweight.
and Whitehall" Lawrence of Vallejo
have been matched for 20 round go
before the Crockett athletic club next
Thursday night. Nealie L'Hara, well
known young sporting man of Vallejo,
has been chosen referee.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
PetaIuna Gun Club Holds a
Double Bird Shoot

/. The Petaluma gun club. Pete L. Muir
and bIuerock trap shoot yesterday on
the rscetraek grounds. A large num-
Der of local shooters and their wives
We're present at the invitation of Cap
tain Murphy and were entertained hos
pitably The first event a miss and
out at live pigeons. brought 15 shoot
ers to the firing line. Honors were
even between PetaIuma and San Fran
cisco. In this race A. ]. Webb and Pete
Murphy were the last two men in
with seven birds each. Rube Haas
grassed six pigeons, and was runner
up. These three divided the total
purse.
After luncheon bluerock shooting was
A. J. Webb We're high guns in the
first race, breaking 22 out of % tar
gets. In the second race, HOelle, Muir
ply and Webb broke "a targets each.
the third race Hoelle and Webb
smashed "a each. Prior and Pete Muir
ply accounted for % each. The clubs
full program was not completed, be-
cause the supply of blueroeks and live
birds fell short of the demand.
The contemplated shoot for a cup
trophy donated by Captain Murphy was
postponed until future occasion. The
total scores in three 20 target races
were as follows:
Ashlin, 10, IA; sinkey, 10. 81. 20; Nauman.
Ii, o. 10: Schultz. Is. 81. 20: Holling, %.
"a, p; Webb. p. "a, "a; Hoelle. %. 21. "a;
Poehlmann. Il Is; DR.. ritres. IS: Faulkner,
Adams. 10, Is. IL: Garlon. 10. Is; Salomina.
10; Miss Meyer. 10; Nielsen, D.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
PORTLAND TAKES OAKLA AND.
DOWN THE LINE IN
BOTH CONTESTS
Rank Mispiays in Field Cause
Loss of the Afternoon
Game

Though Slim Nelson tossed a quality
of ball yesterday that came near being
the perfection of the art of making
batsmen look like simpletons, the trans
bay bunch tossed the contest away by
their rank misplays in the field. They
bungled things in a frightful manner
and the game was presented to the
northern outfit without earning it. The
boys that come from Oakland played
night before with sailors along the
water front
1t was only Nelson's good work in
the box that made the contest exciting,
for If the Beavers had been successful
to any extent with his offerings they
would have scored many runs, as Port
land got many a man on base. The
string bean pitcher was working right.
His twisters came over the plate at all
angles and the Beavers made them
selves ridiculous trying to straighten
out his benders. In the eighth frame
Nelson gave fine exhibition. After
three men got on bases through rank
errors and no outs Nelson struck the
next two out and Graney hit an easy
messed it badly by Juggling and then
pegging poorly to first, allowing a run
to come home.
Portland jumped into the lead in the
fifth frame by putting run over,
chiefly through rough work in the field.
The winning run came over IN the
eighth inning. Ryan was safe on an
flelded the ball. but the bag was left
uncovered-and Oakland's first baseman
tried to beat the runner to the bag, but
failed. Score:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
los Angeles 2-2. Vernon 81

LOS ANGELES, July 4.-The two Los
Angeles Vernon games today We're
marked by continual wrangling with
the umpire. In the morning game,
which resulted in score of to 2,
Umpire McGreevy failed to appear, and
Arthur Seymour essayed to handle the
indicator. While his work was good
he failed to please either team or the
fans. In the eighth inning. with the
score to / in favor of Los Angeles.
Seymour called Martinke out at second
after he had knocked the ball from
Towards hand This so enraged the
Vernon fans that they showered the
umpire, field and players with a stream
of seat cushions and pop bottles Final
ly after Seymour had threatened to
call the game if the rowdyism con-
tinued the fans quieted down and the
game continued. 1t was called because
of the time limit. with the score tied.
In the afternoon Hogan was thrown
out of the game in the second inning
and from that on the game went along
smoothly Wild throws and other err
rors by the Vernonites lost a three hit
game for Raleigh. Scores:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
SEALS SLIP THE SENATORS
J THE SHORT END OF A
Z To D SCORE
Willis, Danny Longs Lame
TWirIer, Gets Back Into
the Struggle


SACRAMENTO, July willis. Dan.
ny Longs lame twirler. got back int
the game today and showed that this
rest had done him good by slipping the
Senators the small end of 2 to
score. and holding them to- three sin
giles, one of them made so by a decision
of Umpire Jimmy TOman at first. On
three occasions Willis found himself in
hole with man on third, but in each
case he screwed on the lid and no
harm was done
Jimmy Byrnes turned the tide in IA
vor of the Seals in the sixth. when he
tossed wide TO second to catch Zeider.
The latter had grabbed the first hit OF
the game and as usual thieved his way
to second MOhler worked Ehman for
pass. Zeider got Off to false start
at second and was caught suspended.
Byrnes winged the ball high TO second
and il went into center. Zeider scoring.
Jimmy Lewis saved the game for the
Seals and also clinehed It. He was 70
the rescue in the sixth when he pegged
Shinn out at the plate when the latter
tried to score from second on Royle's
single. He cIinched it when he drove
Tenant in from third with a single in
the final round. Score:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
MANY ATHLETIC EVENTS cARDED

Today will be a busy one for the
track and field athletes living around
the bay, for on each side there will
be an interesting series of contests.
The events in Alameda will start
promptly at l o'clock with the 10 mile
road race. The contestants will start
from the new public athletic grounds
at High streets and Santa Clara ave-
nue.. run down Santa Clara to Web
ster, then to Pacific TO Fifth, to Cen
trail avenue and out that thoroughfare
to the athletic grounds, where the last
lap will be run on the new track. The
other events on the program start at 2.
The events at Golden Gate park will
start sharply at o'clock, and the Of
ficials of the Olympic club promise to
run them off in record time.
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FIGHTS CARDED FOR FOURTH
TSeeciol Dispdfch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO.> July frank Schu-
Ter of Oakland is the choice for ref
rree of the Mantell-Jack (Twin) Sui
Ivan fight here Monday afternoon.
The fight game will be much in evil
dence in northern California Monday,
for bouts are staged in many of the
upcountry towns. The following fourth
of July fight schedule Is on: Redding-
Kid Krantz of Seattle and Brick Bur
CESS of Oakland, 20 rounds. Fort
Kid Norman and Walter Coffey, 10
rounds Oroville=Frank George of
San Francisco and Frank Picato of Los
Angeles. Colfax-Kid Burns of Oak
land and Kid King of Philadelphia, "a
rounds Jackson-Tommy Feltz of
Sacramento and Charlie Sullivan of
Denver. 10 rounds. Marshfield, Ore
AL Neill of San Francisco and Lupey
Carranza of Marshfield, 20 rounds.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
PAPKE PROMISES 10 PUT UP
THE BEST FIGHT OF CAREER
By BILLY PAPKE

this Ketchel knocked
Thanksgiving day. and that hand confident
ability good
that figure that there
complain fought Kechel the last only
weight bigger than and equal
knocked him last September and know
do concerned trained
make before
stand much punishment
all do
fight will end but going make it short
possible will win.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
Ten thousand Newsboys See
Exhibition Game

BROOKLYN, July 4.-Ten thousand
newsboys and others were entertained
at Washington park today with an ex-
hibition game between the Brooklyn
National league and the New York
American league teams under the
auspices of New York newspaper.
New York was defeated. to 8. In order
to conform with the major leagues
agreement which prohibits exhibition
games between clubs of the rival
leagues during the season, and to side
step the law against professional base
ball on Sunday in New York city, the
two teams exchanged pitchers Score.
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KETCHEL SAYS 1T LOOKS LIKE
ANOTHER JACK O'BRIEN AFFAIR
py STANLEY KErcHEL

1t looks like another Jack OBien fight
trained for that fight and feel about the 100
better if this possible going make of
OF won't wade right round for
study bit If have anything it the
fight will full of all the quickly
the time chances He beat
and beat him twice his well by this
everything gain winning simply
condition confident and than If can't win
fight another that all friends
myself bring
home money without delay
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oLYMPIC,s OUTING POSTPONED

Entertainment Commissioner Leo J.
Mcmahon of the Olympic club an
nounced yesterday that the clubs an
nual outing and jinks. which had been
scheduled for next Sunday at Month
cello grove. had been postponed until
July IS. in order to give the commit
tee that is handling the affair more
time to arrange an elaborate program.
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Portland 10, Oakland 2

In the morning contest Christian was
brought on in the eighth frame to re-
lieve Tonneson, but he proved a rank
failure. as the Beavers landde on his
offerings for seven bingles, which net
ted seven runs 1t was one of the
worst receptions Christian has come in
for this season and he will certainly
remember it. Up to the last frame
Portland had a lead of one run. Score:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
srRucK By rHRowN BALL

YOSEMITE, July Awhile a ball
game was in progress between the
Transportation club nine of San Fran
cisco and the United States cavalry
today Mrs Felix 3. Lacrosse. wife of
Sergeant Lacrosse of the signal corps.
was struck on the forehead by
thrown ball and rendered unconscious.
She recovered soon. The game result
ed in a victory for the Transportation
club by a score of % to l.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
Baseball Notes

Manager Danny Long went TO Colfax yester
day to sign Meikle 4 hush pitcher Meiklo
recently established record by pitching game
in which he struck out % batsmen. This is
truly marvellous performance. even in the
bushes Meikie is twirling for the Forest Hill
team and Long went up to see Meikle pitch
yesterday. He was to pitch for his team in
game with the Grass Valley club.
NAPA. July 4.-The Newman baseball team.
champions of the San Joaquin valley. won an
exciting game from the Napa team this after
noon on the East Napa grounds by score of
to A. Newman won In the eleventh inning on
timely hitting, coupled with errors of the Napa
players. Napa made 10 hits and Newman 4
Batteries-Napa, Emerson and Wallis; Newman.
Pierce and Hilton.
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National League
NEW YORK July st Lo,,is w,

NEW YORK, July 4.-St. Louis won
today in the second inning, two passes,
two singles and Konetchy's two bag
ger scoring three runs. Score:
r. H. E.
Chicago -. .. o
st. Louis ....... 6
Batteries - Pfeister, Higginbotham,
han. Umpires-Emslie and O'Day.
CINCINNATI, July 4.-Beginning
with Wagner, the first four batsmen
up for Pittsburg in the ninth inning
made hits. Score: r. H. E.
Cincinnati " O
Pittsburg II 2
Batter1es--Spade and Mclean; Cam
nitz and Gibson. Umpire-Johnstone
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
Lucky Boy!

shouted Lucky Boyiir' the day he
struck it rich on the ground of Ne
vada's latest stampede, in the July
Chatting study of the unexpected. as
we'll as vivid description of stirring
developments in that country of sud-
den wealth.
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Total .........s6 10 IL II
OAKLAND

Charge defeat to Christian. Runs-of Tonne
son 2: hits in I-3 innings. Three base hit
Murphy Two base hits-Ort, Armbruster. Sac
rifce hits-Breen Cameron Hogan, G. Lewis
Armbruster. First base called balls-0n Gar
rett g. off Tonneson s. Struck out-By Garrett
8. by Tonneson 5. Hit by pitched ball-Garrett
and Breen by Christian. Passed ball-Fisher
wild pitch-Christian. Time OF game hours
aud 10 minutes. Umpires-Van Haltren and
roro rth
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05
VERNON
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hit-Daley Stolen hases-Ross,
Stovau Martiuke. kinkel. First base on
called balls-Of Nagle 1. on Raleigh 5. struck
out-By Maggie 3. by Raleigh 4. Hit by
pitched baII-Beall. CaIyn Time Of game
hour and As minutes. Umpire NcGreevy.
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OAKLAND
sUNs AND HITS BY INNINGS
GIfAfMARY

Sacrifice hts-Harkness, Johnson Ort. First
base on called balls-0f Hardness 2; of Nell
SON 4. Struck out-By Hardness 4: By Nelson 8.
Hit by pitcher-Fisher. Double plays-Harkness
to ort, Breen to Olson to ort. Time of game
1 hour and 40 minutes. Umpires-Van Haltren
CO
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Northwest League

TACOMA. July 4-Umpire Flynn
made farce of tOday's game, which
was won by Vancouver. 3 to ,. Score
r. H. L.
Tacoma Z. Observation-Disclosures.
Vancouver -..--......-
Batteries-Baker and Kellackey; En-
gle and Sugden- Umpire-Flynn.
PORTLAND. July 4.-Pinnance's
pitching was the feature of tOday's
game between Portland and Aberdeen.
He held the visitors down to one hit,
harmless one in the sixth by Kreitz.
Score: r. II. +.
Aberdeen ..--....
Portland ...
Batteries-Starkell and keith and
O'Brien: Pinnance and Murray.
SEATTLE. July Gregg was wild
in the first inning and filled the bases
on two passes and a hit by pitched ball
Score: r. Fl. r.
Seattle -. .-........ "a o
Spokane . ;;,,; -.
Gregg. KillilaY and Spencer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-05

Nelson is the hard luck pitcher of the league.
His work on the mound has been ereditabIe
but no matter how hard he works and how
that brings about defeat.
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AnIERICAN AssOCIATION GAMrs

At ilwaukee-Kansas City I, Mil
waukee T.
At TOledo-COIumbus s. Toledo IL
At Observation-Disclosures 0. Louis
willie 2.
At Minneapolis-st. Paul o. Minneap-
oils g.
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hits-Brashear Esgan Beall. Stolen base-Ross.
First base on called balls-On Willetts e. OF
Thorsen 3. Struck out-By Willetts ., by
Thorsen 4. Double plays-Delmas 10 Howard to
Dillon; WiIletts to Hogan to Eagsn. Hit by
pitched ball-Cafyn. Time of game hours.
Cmpire-Seymour.
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So NflLARY

Three base hit-McArdle. Sacrifice hits-Ray-
mer. Bodie. First base on called balls-0G
Ehman g. or Willis 2 Struck Out-By EhmSD
= BY Willis 4 Hit By pitcher Zeider. Shinn.
Double pIays-MOhler to Tenant Ehman 10
Raymer Shinn and Gandil- Time OF game
hour and - minutes. Umpire-Tomsn-