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The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-05
RULO

week.
Mr.. Perry of Lincoln was here last
week.
John Kanaly was a St. Joe visitor
TUESDAY
A. C. Graves was a st. Joe visitor
Tuesday.
Vim. Smith of shickley spent Sun
day here.
Jim Mooney was a Falls City visitor
this week.
5. w. Cunningham went to ST. Joe
Thursday.
Mrs. Taylor was a Falls City visitor
this week.
Mr.. Fisher was a White Cloud visitor
last week.
Mrs. Hopkins was an Atchison visi-
tor Monday.
DR.. Henderson was a Preston visitor
Wednesday.
Sam Goolsby went to St, Joe on bust
ness last week.
L. B. Murdoek was an Atchison visi-
tor Wednesday.
w. J. Cunningham was a ST. Joe
visitor last week.
George Peabody was a Falls City
visitor Thursday.
George Ocomb was a Lincoln visitor
one day last week.
Morris Jones Of Hiawatha was a Wis.
itor here Tuesday.
Charlie Hodge and wife are the pa
rents of a baby girl.
Mrs. Will Morehouse was a Falls
City visitor Monday.
John Mann of White Cloud was a
visitor here Saturday.
Della Martin was quite sick last week
but is able to be up again.
Mr.. Fredric the line man OF Wymore
had business here Friday.
Ferd Boehme of Atchison is visiting
his parents here this week.
Mr.. Elshire of Iowa Point has moved
into the John White house.
sym Burk and daughter Bessie were
Falls City visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. Fulton and family moved to
Narca, Kansas, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Anderson visited with
relatives In Kansas last week.
Cecil Kanaly returned to Salem Sun
day after a visit with home folks.
George Boerner came down from
Violet To spend Sunday with his family.
An infant Of Abe Liberty and wife
died Friday and was buried Saturday.
Mr.. Gilbert and wife and Mrs. John
Young were Falls City visitors Tues
day.
Steve Cunningham shipped a car of
cattle to Kansas City one night last
week.
Mrs. Dennis Mccarthy of Falls City
was here last week to be with her
father.
Mrs, Lambert and little daughter ar
rived from Western Nebraska Tuesday
to visit relatives,
Mrs. VIII Bartlett of Falls City at.
tended the funeral of Grandma Nc
Vain here Sunday,
Mrs. Jessie Roland died of consump.
tion last Friday night and was buried
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ribbe. mother of Mrs. Holly
Rector, died suddenly Sunday. The
funeral was held Wednesday,
II. a. Scott has leased his hotel to
Mr.. M~orehouse and has moved into one
OF Mrs. Swenforth's houses.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-05
Pneumonia Follows LaCrippe

Pneumonia often follows lagrippe
but never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar, for lagrippe coughs
and deep seated colds. Refuse any but
The genuine in the yellow package.
Kerr's Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-05
HUM BOLDT

Jake Vanier of Dubois was in town
Monday.
A son was corn to Walter Legg and
wife on Monday.
A little son was born to George
Greed and wife last week.
Al Brian and w. Watts moved in
from the country the past week.
Mrs. Aydeiott and son returned
Thursday from a visit in Lincoln.
o. 9. Hunter and family are spend
ing the week with Lincoln friends.
Jos. Krasney of Maryyille, Ks, was
here this week visiting his brother.
George England and wife LEFT Tues.
day for their future home 10 Kansas.
w. n. Cummins of Phillipsburg, KS j.,
was here this week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Al Greed and Mildred Jones re-
turned Sunday from a visit at Red
Cloud.
Mrs. Cora Boss and daughter left
last week for Denver where they will
make their home.
c. M. Smoke left the past week for an
extended visit with relatives at his old
home in Pennsylvania.
Alvin Gingrich is commencing the
erection OF a cottage on lots in the
south part of the city.
B. f. Furrow and family are making
plans to move to Kansas in a few weeks
having purchased land there.
Frank Power and Len Green went to
Rulo Monday and returned with a
bunch of sheep for Power Bros.
John Williamson and family left this
week for their future home in Omaha.
Mr.. Williamson has accepted a position
as travelling salesman for Hayden Bros.
Mrs. George Grinstead WHO haG been
visiting her parents here returned
Thursday to her home at Maitland, Mo.
Chas. Sumner is now landlord at the
Central hotel, Mrs. Davidson formerly
in charge of the hotel left this week
for Falls City.
Howard Smoke and wife left the past
week for LaHarpe. Ks, where they
will reside or a farm Mr.. Smoke pur.
chased last fall.
George Segrist and Arthur Freeman
have returned from their trip to Dallas,
S. D., both were favorab1y impressed
with the country: and the former ex-
nnnfE IN pntnnp m +hnt aaal,4 T. -
spring.
Fred Arnold arrived Monday from
Grand Island, where he has been at
tending college. He has been chosen
pastor Of the local Baptist church for
the spring and summer, leaving in the
fall TO continue his ministerial studies
in New York.
Val Penzer this week purchased the
city dray line from Fl. f. Smith and is
now in charge of the business. Mr..
Smith and family expect to locate In
Cleveland, Ohio, where he has pur.
chased a barber shop.
Rev. Aydelott was in Chicago the
past week making arrangements 10
tour the coming summer as a platform
speaker. He will also continue as pas
tor of the local Christian church at an
of 8l20 per annum.
Hoarse coughs and stutfy colds that
may develop into pneumonia over
night are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey aud Tar, and it soothes infam.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-05
The County in General
The "Doings' of our Country Friends
and Neighbors.
SHuBERT
Grandma Lewis is quite i'll.


Grandma Lewis is quite Ill.
win Hoppe OF Stella was here Fri.
day.
Joe Harper Of Auburn was here this
week,
Born to Joe Walton aud wife a girl
Friday ldst.
Ben Barker Of Auburn was here dur,
Ing the week.
Jim Morris of Stella was on our
streets Friday.
The little child of Joe Watten and
wife is very sick.
Mrs. Tom Spence OF Falls City Is the
guest OF friends here.
Mrs. Lizzie Goglazier Of Stella is
visiting relatives here.
d, G. Palmer and family are prepar.
ing to move to Stella.
Ed Shubert of Verdon spent the
week with relatives here.
Rice MeNulty OF Table Rock spent
Sunday here with friends.
Several from here attended t b e
Cline sale at Barada on Monday.
Fred CoglazIer went to Arago Mon
day to look after his store there.
Alonzo Harmon arrived home from
his visit at Tecumseh this week,
Walter Lewis and L. C. Riggs were
visiting friends near Salem recently.
Ross Kinton and wife moved to their
farm north of town during the week.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Weddle is still very sick
and hopes Of her recovery are growing
weaker.
The revival at the NJ, +. church is
still in progress and much good is be-
ing done,
Fred Goglazier and Walter Weddle
were business visitors at Auburn on
Wednesday.
Fred kinton and wife now occupy
the property recently vacated by Ross
kinton and wife.
David Ward has rented the Friedrich
property aud will take possession as
soon as some repairs are made.
The w, O W. supper which was to
have been Thursday evening was pos
poned until some time in the near fu.
turc.
Walter Weddle ard wife arrived
Monday from Curley, Neb.. being call
ed by the serious illness of the formers
mother.
G r. Klugcr, the ieweler, 1860 Vir-
gtnia ave-, Indianapolis. Ind writes:
Il was so weak from kidney trouble
that could hardly walk a hundred
feet. Four bottles of Foley's Kidney
Remedy cleared my complexion, cured
my backacbe and the Irregularities
disappeared, aud | can now attend to
business every day, aud recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy to all sufferers
as 1t cured me after the doctors and
other remedies had failed. . Eerr's
Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-05
VERDON.


Jim Ayers vas a Humboldt visitor
Saturday.
Chas. Weaver was a county seat visi
tor Thursday.
Claude %Saylors and mother drove IL
Falls City Monday.
Clyde Lum returned home from
Kansas City Friday.
Mita Heineman of Talmage was Wis.
Ting relatives here Sunday.
Fred Sebold of Falls City was here
Monday on business.
Mrs, DR.. Griffith OF Fails City visited
relatives here last week.
Scott Saylors was here from Falls
City Monday on business.
John Parkhurst and wife moved into
the Hart property this week.
Monte Lum of Dodge City, KS is
visiting his parents here this week
Mrs. Swartz and children of Louis
Vile have been visiting friends here.
Henry McNulty of Bern, Ks, has
been visiting relatives here the past
week.
Amret Hart and Chloe Wilkinson
visited relatives at Shubert Wednes.
day.
The telephone gang of Falls City
have been repairing the line mere this
week.
Mrs. Fraker and daughter Mrs. Ball
of Hobart, Okla, are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Fred Gibson and son returned
Sunday from their visit at Nebraska
City.
Mrs. Goldie Yodcr came up from
Falls City Monday on a visit to rela-
tives.
Joe Parsons and son and Clarence
Mayfeld were Falls City visitors We'd
nesday.
Chris Jorn, Henry Corn and Warren
Douglas attended lodge 1t Dawson
Tuesday.
Misses Imler and Hill OF Shubert at
tended the teachers association here
Saturday,
Mrs. Joe Smith and daughter re-
turned from their visit at Nemaha
Wednesday,
Mesdames Lee Hart and Harriet
Otto and Miss Ethel Cook were Stella
visitors Monday.
Mrs. ~Vredenburgh Of Kingfisher,
Okla, was called here by the death of
her sister Mrs. Ktel.
Foley's Honey and Tar clears the air
passages, stops the irritation in the
throat, soothes the imfamed men,
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and imfamed lungs
are healed and strengthened, and the
cold is expelled from the system. Re-
fuse any but the genuine in the yellow
package. Kerr's Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-05

Foley's Orino Laxative cures con-
sumption and liver trouble and makes
the bowels healthy and regular. Orino
is superior to pills and tablets as it
does not grippe or nauseate. Why take
anything else? Kerr's Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-05
Brood Sow Sale

will offer at Chapman's Sale Pa
vilion. Falls City, Neb.. rs Duroc
Jersey Bred SoWs, on Saturday,
Feb. 20. Write for catalogue.
r. w. WITTROCk.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-05
OHIO.

Charley Hentner spent last week in
Lincoln.
o A. Burk returned home from Ru-
10 Monday.
Harry Woods spent Sunday with
Ben Duerfeldt.
Ethel Peck spent Wednesday with
Wanda Shaffer.
John Schuler was a guest of VII
Horstman Tuesday.
Ferrel Dragoo spent Tuesday night
with Elsie Huettner.
Guy and Albert Burk spent Tuesday
with John Hutchinson,
Mrs. Frank Shafrer was on the sick
list the first OF the week.
Ethel Peck was a guest of Donna
Shaffer one day last week.
Frank Cook and family spent Sunday
in Verdon the guest of relatives.
Graces McNIanns spent Thursday
night with Edna and Vera Shaffer.
Mrs. Earl Clark and baby spent last
week with Edna and Vera Shaffer.
Delos Spickler and wife spent We'd
nesday with George Peck and wife,
Mrs. Will Bartlett went to Rulo Sun
day to attend the funeral of her aunt.
Mrs. Noah Peck returned home
Monday after two weeks spent in Falls
City caring for her mother who had
been quite i'll.
Il. J. and George Prichard, Delos
Spickler and Guy Lichty and their
wives spent Sunday with Chester
Stump and wife.
Perry Shaffer while at work 10 his
blacksmith shop cut the main artery in
one of his wrists. DR.. Greene was
called and he is getting along nicely.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-05

Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds that
may develop into pneumonia over
night are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey aud Tar, and it soothes infam.
ed membranes, heals the lungs. and ex-
pels the cold from the system. Kerr's
Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-05

2Namsw well Improved miles from Depot ia K@ Good spring Best of trns WnHake !
paces as part payment balance long un awi interest ]
200 acres IL miles from ct Richardson county. Nebraska Good uUdipqs an3iad Will 4
teH oS0 ans rat payment 7
ioaesu upland mheho rom depot Richardson county, NEBRASKA $4,000 /
h0a acres Jonmonc county Nebraska arodso church and school Bt of terms. Night rent 4
10Y acres nr BounvmeE Nebraska
@ues4 mile from Falls City high school
Finer running water a No opportunity
Money loan
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
Golfers Play Second Round
For Hotel Cup

CORONADO, March 9.-The second
match play round over IS holes OF
the annual handicap competition for
the hotel cup for men took place on
the links here this morning, each COM
petitor receiving or giving the differ
ence between his own handicap and
that OF his opponent. Results were
as follows:
c. Fl. Erwin. receiving three strokes.
defeated Major w. r. Maize of San
Diego country club, 6 up. to play
Chapman Young. receiving three
strokes. beat Captain ]. S. Sedan 8
up, to play III. 5. Brintnall won /
up in q close match from +. C. Win
chester. receiving three strokes, and
Coronado won up, to play, from
Commodore Robinson. who received
nine strokes.
In the seminal round, which will
be played tomorrow morning, Erwin
and Young meet on equal terms, both
having handicaps of Il strokes, while
Thompson received three strokes from
BrintnaH. The two men who win their
matches will play in the final round
played in the morning and IS in the
afternoon. The winner will receive a
gold medal, and the loser silver
medal of the Coronado country club
On Saturday morning. the 18th, the
qualifying round over is holes, medal
score, of the ladies annual handicap
will be played. the best eight to quail
ify for the first match round on Mon
day morning.
The trophy presented by A. w Black
to the player first scoring three VIC
tories in the weekly handicap compe-
titions has been won by Nelson E.
Barker Of Chicago and Coronado beach.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA PARK. March 9.-Eighty-
eighth day Of the winter meeting of the Los An
geles racing association. A. W. Hamilton, pre-
siding judge. J. J. Hoffman, starter. Weather
clear. Track fast.
FIRST RACE-Six and half furlongs, 8
year olds and upward, selling:
2o-l-Nattie Bumppo twilsnlIO6 / q %
12-l-Jane Laurel (Peakl 9s 3 b
Tfme-:06 30. is l-5 30 80. Al %. :53 %.
&c 20. 1:19 30. AT post minutes. of at
%. Sorrowful, Cloyne. Little Nose. Sir Barry,
CobIeskill finished as named. Value to winner
1926. Winner blk z. by Previous -MintaSe.
Trained by l.. A Landry
SECOND RACE-Three and half furlongs,
maiden year olds. purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
6-1-My Last (Kennedy) ...101 3 Ii n
4-1-J. NJ. Stokes q. Brooks 109 p 21
1-1-Chas. J. Harvey (Fain) 100 h
3 minutes. OF at 2:I7. ostend, Swift Mac
Neill. Charles Fox FL Perfecto, Chief Kee, Dora
Payne, Ketchel, Cassie ArgregoT Raleigh P d.
Caesarhue. finished named Vaue TO winper
S325. Winner ch. f. by Abe Frank Norman's
Pet. Trained by H. A. Reynolds.
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs year olds and
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St. Str. Fin.
S-5-Jane Swift (Kennedy) .102 .
7-1-Lord Nelson (Aubuchon) ll$ 3 23 > h
Time:i2 nees:Y2 i5 s 25 s5. A. 80. liz s5
At post minutes. on at 2:43. Lord of the
Forest. Free knight the Bear. Calves, Taylor
George. Rey del Mundo finished as named
Value to winner 1925 Winner CHI m. by Hand
spring Phantom Belle. Trained by P. ]. Will
liams.
FOURTH RACE-seyen furlongs, year olds
and upward. selling
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
5-1-Mald Of Gotham (Wlsn) 81 i
5-2-Stringency tRicel -.... 10l
2o.1-otilo (Goldsteinl 100 . 3 h
Time-:l2 10, :23 50, 30, Al 10, loo.
1:12 3-5. 1:25 2-5. At post minute: on at
3:04. Madeline Musgrave. Guise. Bill Eaton.
Mary F, seryicenee finished as named. Value
to winner 1925. Winner b. f. by Buck Massie-
Gotha Trained by L. Marion.
FIFTH RACE-one mile; year oIds and up
ward selling:
odds Horse and Jockey. VT. St. Str. Fin.
6-5-Grande Dame Henry. .Io2 % %
5-l-Ed BAH (Butwen) ...109 5 3 80
Time-:ie 3D. :2s - :a5 s,5, AS, 100 50.
3.2s, Pickaway Third Rail, whidden, Duchess of
Montebello finished named. Value to win
ner 1929 Winner eli. g. by Ben Bramble-Jane
Farrell Trained by ]. Gass.
SIXTH RAcE-Five and a half furlongs,
selling.
odds Horse and Jockey. VT. St. str Fin.
s-i-Sandpiper (McGee) ...1O9 81 In
5-2-Father stafford (Kenndy)1Oe 3 . 2 FL
l-1-schleswig (Burnsl sli2 n
:06 80. At post minutes. on at 1852. Shap-
dale Right Sort. Gull Holland, Ybor. Thunder
/ HILL finished as named. Value to winner 1925.
Winner b. g. by Hamburg Kildeer. Trained by
A. J. Godsborough.
SEVENTH RAcE-six furlongs. selling:
/ Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
/ 11-5-Ampedo (Powersl -..-111 2
I 92-Sen. Barrett (McCaheyl10 100 21
/ 15-i-sIiss Delaney tAubuchn)1o7 81 81
Tlme-:l2 2-5, :23 80, :35 1-5 Al 4-5, 1902.
! 1:I3 10. At post 4 minutes. OF at 4:20.
Aiontclair. sibari, Eyados, Ben Sand, Byron,
winner $325. Winner b. h. by Alvescot- Day
Dream. Trained by E. Wayland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
By William J. SIattery

OF Johnson up
till they all together
their united induce Jehes back the just
the black champion battle With Johnson the ground
spoung spOud
Jeff undoubtedly will enough
challenge admit he unable
TO getb
inclined the belief that with
o hand the will be But Johnon
upsets theory predicted these
holding I'm
JEFF me- is the he puts it.
JACK WANTS MONEY
Johnson money
winners and losers end There
question he believes
o I w he o al end"
And Jefues, he the paddle the
shrugged shoulders and chewed his and
he while
perhaps other plans outlined himself but all
his theatrical
before he launches the again.
evident himself
the other till he about real big offer legitimate club
Up he has been 100000 and 100000 offers
TIL he has felt himself deppng but he has failed properly
look
till
proper of inducement a hand
JEALOUS OF PARADE
only portion Of Johnson great
to
declare himself then there he regained his
the opporne and let with another OF his They
turned their reenta when Jeff dropped Los Angeles
yarn promoting tells of
efforts that made pull off Jef Johnson fight there in the
Omaha
will the legislature egaizes the battle
emphatcay hand this
dreams IF have anything do with the promoting of the
made bid the fight There plenty Let the
their fling
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
SOphOmOreS OntClaSS Babes
In Annual Meet

BERKELEY. March I'm the annual
interclass meet between the sOpho-
mores and freshmen on the campus
oval this afternoon, the second year
men carried of the hOnors by a score
of 90 Is to AZ 2-3. The freshmen
captured but few first places against
the star aggregation of the class of
1911, although they displayed a form
above the average freshman class
The events in detail follow.
MIle-smith II. first; Boydson n. second
Kelly T. third.
100 yard dash. First heat-vilas IA. Riley
ID Second heat-Kretsinger II. Allen IL
Third heat-Jungerman n. lruxsaw H.. FINALS
Villas IL first. kretsnger IL. sfGOnds Riley
II. Allen II. tied for third
High hurdles: First heat-DOnald IL, Hyde
T. Second heat-Grub IL. Wallace i2. Finals
Donald II, first; Grubb IL, second; Wallace
shoiput- Harold r. first; villas II, second;
Hale u. third
High jump-TsyIor -. first; Claudius II.
Mum II, WOln II. tied for second
Pole vault-Vail Y, first; Maddox II and
Mckee IL. tied for second
40 yard dash. First beat-Butler II. first:
Mccullough Ill second; Ebev u. third. Second
heat-Harlow II, first; Calklns H. seconds
600 yard dash First heat-won BY Allen II
Second heat-WOn BY keOugh II. Third heat
Read Il. Fourth heat-Kretzinger II. Final
Kretzinger II, first; Allen '12, second; keOugh
II. third.
Low hurdles: First heat-won by Grub II
Hyde IL second Second heat--WOn by Donald
IL Wallace ~ second Einal-Grubb II, first;
$50 yard dash-SaxOn ID. first, Kelly 70
second; Trobridge II, third
Relay-WOn by sophomore team. composed OF
Mum. Villas. Calkins. Truxsaw. Calm and Chap
man.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
SHAW QUITS A BIG
WINNER ON The
SEASON.
Book Maker Said TO be $IOO,OOO
Ahead of Betting Game
at Arcadia

Tom Shaw, who has been making the
biggest book at Arcadia this season
that the coast has ever seen. announced
his retirement for the season after the
running of the closing race at santa
Anita yesterday 1t is reported on
good authority than shaw IS fuzzy
S1O0. 600 winner on his booking opera
tions at the southern track Whiie
Shaw is taking life easy at Catalina
during the few remaining weeks OF
the California racing season. Terie
Everhart. who served HIM as money
taker. will run book at Arcadia
backed by Shaws capital on q mooSst
basis Shaw has been backing the
Schley club book at Emeryville ali
season.
Shaw. who only few years ago was
a book makers clerk in the employ OF
Barney Schreiber. has had meteOrio
career and IS one OF the most sensa-
tiOnal layers Of odds that the American
turf has ever produced. He has accu-
mulated big fortune in the last Two
years.
Shaw is by a long way, the biggest
winner in the Arcadia ring Accord
few days here, the Arcadia bookies
have had a prosperous season gener-
ally. Rose has himself had half
dozen books in operation the greater
part of the winter and all or them
won, although not senSariOnally.
Rose will return to Arcadia tomor-
row. He plans to go east at the close
of the Santa Anita meeting with the
idea of spending the summer at New
York il the racing on the metropontan
tracks is of a character TO warrant i1;
Otherwise he will tour Europe until
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-10
SANTA CLARA BOYS
MAKE SOX TAKE
NOTICE
College Twirier Gives Chicago
Professionals Puzzles
to Solve
[SpeciaI Diseateh 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA, March 9.-The entire
team No. of the White Sox visited
Santa Clara this morning and the play
ers were the guests of Rev. Father Jo-
seph R. Stack, S. j., director of ath-
letics, until they left for Luna park for
the contest with the varsity of the
Jesuit institution.
Before calling the game. Edmond
Lowe, representing the student body OF
welcome to Colonel Comiskey and his
men, introduced Michael Brown, the
manager of the Santa Clara team, who
presented a monogram sofa cushion to
ComiSkey and an S. G. G. pennant to
every member of the White Sox team.
The college band 2hen struck up Hail
to the White SoX,' a march composed
by the college band master especially
for this occasion.
AS Captain Shafer and his boys trot-
ted out the Santa Clara rooters gave
vent to their enthusiasm by mighty
cheer.
James Doyle. the California state
league umpire, shouted Play ballr' and
Hahn walked to the rubber. The best
he could do was to fly out TO Dooling.
Both teams settled down for a contest
ball as one of the keenest and most
spectacular games ever played.
The White SoX We're continually left
on bases by the heady work of Charles
whole Santa Clara team. In the fourth
Shafer brought down grandstand and
bleachers by sneaking a quick peg to
Reams and catching Dougherty nap
ping.
In the seventh inning, with two men
on bases and two down, Sullivan
smashed a terrific drive into deep left,
which looked good for home run Dono-
van, after fast sprint of 80 yards.
leaped in the air and pulled down the
ball. He fell down and rolled over.
but still had the ball in his grasp. Many
of the White SoX said that they had
seldom witnessed such spectacular
play.
In the eighth Shafer, in an attempt
to get Tannehill off first base, threw
wild. Dooling closely backed up the
play with a perfect peg to the plate,
mailing Cravath
The inability of the White Sox to
bunch hits may be explained by fast
fielding iof the Santa Clara twirler,
coupled with the support of his team
mates.
Though hits were scattered. plenty
of the .Chicagoans were left on the
bags. The game played by the Santa
Clarans impressed Comiskey and his
experts A big rally was held on the
campus of the college tonight
The score follows: