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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
STORE BURGLARIZED
MERCHANT OF M'GEHEE's SWITCH
 NOTIFIES SHERIFF.
Theft Occurred During Night and Not Discovered Until Sforning-sus-
 paci0us Negro Is Arrested by Deputies.

Sheriff Hood received word this morning about o'clock that the store of Walter Clark. a merchant of Mo- Gehee's Switch had been robbed dur ing the night, the amount which the thieves secured not being known az 1t was impossible to take an inventory of the stock for several days.
 Sheriff Hood left on the early Louis- vile and Nashville with his pack of dogs, returning yesterday afternoon with a negro by the name of Tolliver, who was lodged In the county jail charged with the crime.
 When the dogs reached the scene of the robbery. several wagons had driv- en to the store. and so many people were about, 1t was impossible to take up a trail The negro Tolliver. how ever, had acted in a most suspicious manner, SO the inhabitants of that sec- ton in the immediate vicinity of the store stated to the sheriff, and his ar- rest was easily effected. t
 It was also ascertained yesterday af- ternoon that the thieves had secured a quantity of new shoes. much canned stuff, and other general merchandise. Mir Clarke would. however. not place e valuation on the amount lost
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

Both are safe on the defensive, and dangerous at the bat Kerwin is an old performer and 1t is very question ahle as to whether he is better than is sitting on the bench in the role of general utility man. In this connec- ton 1t ts freely reported in M0htgom- cry that Whiteman would be assured . place in the outheld, but for warm ager and the former pitcher. Dan Kerr win; But this may be gossip. solely.
 shannon is 2 good catcher with . deadly whip and 1t is said that he will behave himself better this year than h ceiver will probably show form this year. for 1t fs said that issatfsfaction caused his bad slump of last season.
 The team has several good stick Pspe and baiy are 'f fast men. But the remaihing members of the team are slow. Montgomery should nnish around the 800 mark this season in case Greminger gets busy working out Thomas and JuuI return h sood form. mingham's It's as hard to reach. too. being about two miles from the city. , The car service here of course. is in. the games 1t is very difficuft for . large attendance to walk acrosa the diamond and the outffeld, get on e badly crowd ed car, wait until the coaductor has finished n,ns q pipe or two: snd then n ride Tn per time. The fans here are not good fans. They raise the dickens when the team wins. but lose hard. m the nrst game, when it looked as if Ford had for Birmingham and roasisd the men Of after all"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
AUTO HILL CLINE
LEWIS sTRANGs WINS THREE OF f EVENTS.
At Least Fifty Thousand Persons Lined the Course and Watched the Daring Drivers Make Some
 Startling Records.

Chattanooga, Tenn, April 22.-With at least fifty thousand people lining the course. the daring drivers in the automobile hill climb made some stratl- ing records. Lewis Strang, the young est member of the Buick team, passed under the wire winner in three of the events His driving was easily the fea- turA of the day.
 Speeding around the sharp curves the fearless men at the wheels did not slacken their speed and frequently their tires were on the very edge of the roadway where a swerve of half an inch would have sent them to the bot tom of deep ravines.
 Strang's time was the best made aside from Chevrolet. who made the four and nine tenths in 6:30 2-5.
 This however was not official as Cha vroiet was disqualified having met with an accident soon after the start. He went back and tried to be allowed to re-enter the race. This was denied him and he then asked to be allowed to make an exhibition run which was granted. He went over the course like a streak of lightning.
 George Dewitt went into the ditch at the hair pin" curve and though his machine was smashed Dewitt escaped with a few bruises. He entered the next event.
 The Hair Pin curve proved the bane of the drivers. In the seventh event two cars were dltched there. in one oi which accidents Louis Doerhoefer iD a mammoth locomobile. skidded from the foadway turning a complete somer- sau1t His car was demolished and Doerhoefer was severely injured. HIs hands and face were badly mutilated but mo bones were broken.
 ha 0tn in the extreme. Roberts Stubbs. riding an Indian won both events. The time made was nearly as fast as that of the big racing cars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
Them D
 >r Climbers Barely Save Shut-out. GEORGE PIrcHED FINE BALL |Gremingefs Bunth Lost Their
 Batting Eye. Bir.s.sAan ritcAsr Was wiia, But Lssak cesidnt Find What As Put Over the PIate--At- Iaata Next.

It was too much. Bauer yesterday, and the Dubs landed the last game of the ssrfes by the score of to l.. the HS%s Hnns os sSgss s usyins s ths S fsse ny ish in the last of the ninth.
 wAs. in for the Climbers. and he had
 Ss ssasss people ha during the first part of the game, For three innings not hit was made on him. and only one base on balls had he s run. and gave Dan Kerwin the Of ss :sana hsc,ssT;a3y ss ass ssin Sni1 Vhs ~is The rsnnsr s startsd n IF fro@ ra third but Kerwin got the ball back to shan non in time to complete 6 doublt.
 had somsshns ss ssat t. Des eeas not hit. He was frightfully wild, giv- ing seven bases on ballss but up to the ninth inning only two hit: had been in the fifth He had the locals shut out up to the ninth, by score of to O.. though several times his own cool ness, n: s, together with s,ti good ieldins back
 Tom Raub started the third with a hit and was sacrificed by Rauer, Molly driving him in with hit past first
 Henlins hit clean in the sixth. was sacrificed, and scored on Raftis hit, shannon afterwards catching Raftis ofs second. but the score was now to O..
 Henline hit safe Rgaih in the eighth, and got to third on wild throw of George to Greminger, scoring on kaf. tis' hit to Gremingsr. and 1t was 2
 Gygli hit for two bags in the ninth. was advanced to third and counted on Ranb's sacrsdce dy, making it to O.
 With one gone in the last of the ninth, Manush was safe on Raftis' wild throw. Rocky got him to second, Pope hit .and Manush counted. White man was up to hit for George. with Jack Lively warming up. but 1t was all over, with the score to 1.
 The yxc0ra urna.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
COMPROMISE MADE
STATE SETTLES WITH BALDWIN
 TAX COLLECTOR.
settlement for e3,5oO Agreed Upon By state Authorities--omcial
 Held Under Bond for County Trial

By effecting a compromise. the State has settled with H. H. Cooper. as to the State money thought to have been embedded, the alleged defaulting Tax Collector of Baldwin County. for s3,500. The State Board of Com mises, composed of Governor Conner. Attorney General Garber and Auditor Brandon, held a session yesterday morning and settled the Cooper short age along with a few other minor H. cense and tax matters.
 Cooper. 1t is charged. embezsled pub uc money to the amount of nearly 5000, while holding the ofioe of Tax Collector. In this amount was SS,sOO of State funds. The ofieial Is held un- der bond for trial on the charge Of embezzlement as to the county money hui hv Agreement to the compromise of the state Board. he. with his bond ing company, will not be held liable after the payment of the SS.boo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
Coveleslkie in Form.

Philadelphia, April 22.--The Boston team was defeated in the opening game of the local National League season crowd. Cove1skie was an enigma to Boston and only one of the visitors got as far as third base. Ferguson was wild and the home players took sS1is ssSS1iiissdsiphia . .ooo oo1 a1s--4 Boston 900 900 ooo-o { euson and smith. Time, l:44. Um- pires, JohnAtons and SHusack
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

Manush would probably have beat his bunt out even without Raftis' wild throw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

'-None out when winning run scored.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
HAL CHASE TO BE
 GIVEN FREEDOM SATURDAY

Augusta, Ga. April 22-HaI CfTae, the New York American League base ball player, who has been in the de- tention hospital here with the small pox. will be liberated Saturday. He Is ali right and in fine spirita-
 He shows a few red splotches. He will go direct to New York. leaving Saturday. to repS-t for duty. Ills been III. will return with him.
 He declares he never felt better and that his treatment here has been of the best.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
UNIVERSITY TOO FAST
 FOR ABBOTT RIFLES

Selma, April 22--(speciaL)--The var sity team of the University of Alabama which, coupled with numerous errors, caused the visitors to pile up runs:
 Score by innings: R.HE. Abbott Rifles .... 900 0o1 900 .
 Batteries---Tucker and Anderson: Kineey and Caldwell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
Nnffomnl Leaaue-
soufh AtIantic--
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The Yankeen Win.

New York, April 22--The New York Americans. making their first home ap- pearance of the season today, defeated
 The visitors were unable to bunch hits on Quinn, while the home players were able to make their safeties count.
 Smith was found for five hits In the third, which. with a pass. netted the locals i've runs EngIe led in the bat ting with a single, a double and a home run, his four-bagger being one of the longest drives ever made on the Score by innings: RHE Washington .. 900 900 ole-l
 Batteries-Smith and Street; Quinh and Kleinow. Time. 1:4o. Umpires. Hill and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
They Heads Leal

Pittsburs. Pa. Apri sa-fSe Nationsl League season was opened locally here today. Cincinnati defeating Pittsburg, thus advancing into first place. Pitts ial Inning on hit by Clarke ana Wagner's triple. but the visitors forg- ed ahead In the third inning and kept error by Mowrey allowed the home team two runs. placing them in the lead. The hopes of the local enthusi- asts were dashed to the ground in the final round. however. when Cincinnati made four runs on the same number Of hits, coupled with three errors.
 Score by innings: AH.n ritts,6urg, .....,. dSo ddSSoe 9Sdd 1Sdd Sao- ,s 2
 Batteries--Brandon. Layfield and Gibson: Ewing and Mclean. Time 2:15. Umpires. Klem and Kane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
Amex,clI. an.saIs a.eaHSi ina .

DetrOIt at CIllCdBU.
 St. Louis at Cleveland. Washington at New York. Philadelphia at Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
EUFAULA's CHAUTAUoUA.
Several Attractive Features Hs
 Reeu ArrunWeG.


 Eufaula. April 22-(SpeciRl. )-The Chautauqua Committee is leaving no stone unturned towards making the occasion one of the greatest ever wit messed in educational circles here.
 Among the especially attractive fea- tures will be a lecture by Governor vardamAn, of Mississippi, the bAccal- aureate sermon by Dr. Lee. one of the most prominent of Southern Methodist ministers. who resides in Atlanta. Ga Mrs. William Calvin Chiffon, the re- nowned reader. will remain through out the entire week, and Mrs. Annie Barnett Sales. a daughter of Eufaula, will favor the event with several of her best selections of songs.
 In addition to the literary program, which will be of q high and unusual order the merchants of the city will have a trades display. wherein floats of every description will parade the public thoroughfares and otherwise please the visitors. The railroads have granted cheap 0xcurBion rates ard an immense throng of visitoga wal no doubt crowd che oltv every day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
Too Much Bauer;
 Them Dubs Win Again
DUES STRENGTHEN
MoxIE MANUEL ITS BOUGHT BY
 MOLEswORTH.
The Birmingham Manager is Dicker-
 ing for savtdge and This Pair
 Would Put Team In the Race.

That Molesworth Is going to have . team that will be up in the race. if yesterday when he completed a deal with Comiskey of the Chicago Ameri- cans for the sale of Moxie Manuel, gfSfng up $1.000 for him.
 Manuel has pitched some magnin- cent ball in the Southern League. be- ing with the Pelicans for several years. the White Sox chief getting him from Frank. He will unquesfionabiy make the MoieswortS Is s1m not going of to Fest Das on this deal, but is now dickering for the sale of Ralph Sayidge. the ex- Memphis fnger-nail pitcher, now with brace Sf slab artists--well. look out for them, that's all.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

Score by innings: MempniE .. .. ll New Orleans .. :. .... .pt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
GAME ENDS IN ROW
UMPIRE ASSAULTS PLAYER IN
 SOUTH ATLANTIC.
After The Fight Manager Castro oi Augusta, Was Elected From Park And Team Refused
 fo Play.

Macon, Ga. April 22-The opening game of the season in Macon was awarded to the home club today by Umpire Settiey. by the score of g to O.
 After Third Baseman McMahon and Manager Castro had been fined and elected from the park, the Augusta team refused to go on the field. Mo- Mahon protested decision at second base in the fourth inning. When he advanced toward Settley. the umpire became excited and struck him. He then ordered McMahon out of the game. At this juncture. Manager Castro Inter- fered and pleaded for leniency. The umpire. however. refused to listen to Castro. Neither team had scored. The batteries were: Augusta, Griffin and Smith; Macon. Vaughn and Robinson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

New Orleans, April 22.-E. Howard McClabe, former city attorney of New orleans, and one of the most promi- nent lawyers of this state. died at his home in this city today after an ill., ness of several weeks. As a Confed- crate soldier, the deceased was adjutant of the 12th Mississippi regiment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

Summary.-Two-base hits, Hneisrnan. Matthews. Stolen bases. Wagner, Coui- Dnn., son; Sacrifice hts. R9Ss wsiner. to Dexter. Struck out. by Queisser. 1; by Fritz, 2. Base on bal1s, by Queis- ser. g; by Fritz. I. Wild pitch, 0ueia- ser, 1. Left on bases, New Orleans. A: Memphis {. Time 1888. Umpire. Rud-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
JORDAN MArrHEws DEAD.
Pioneer Citizen of TuscaIoosa County Phases
 Away.

PioneeF Cftizen or TubcAtooeo County Pnases
 Away.
 Tuscaloosa. April 27-(speciaE )--Friends In the city were greatly grieved to learn of the death of Jordan Matthews. which oc- cured at the home of his nephew, Newt Matthews. near Duncanviile.
 He was one of the oldest citisens of the county. having passed his s5th year. He was q Confederate soldier. having served faith fully throughout the your years, He Is survived by three children. Dock Matthews of this county and a son and daughter liv- ing in Texas The funeral services occur red from the Mt. Zion Baptist Church. the services being conducted by the pastor, O. F. Langston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
leverRreen Wins.

Evergreen. April 22--(SDecIal. )-- EverGreen was an easy winner in a game of hall between the Evergreen and Georgiana teams this afternoon, the score being Ii to 1. and Binion; Georgiana, King, Urekson and Le@s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

s1g%s.gstSae oa' wssyvsT sy KsI sy ]; Fisher. 1. Bases on balls, off Kellum, q of castieton. q off Weaver, 2; on Fisher, 1. Sacrifice hits, Tonneman. Two baAe hits. Robertson, Weaver. Bay. Double plays. Newton to Henn, q Passed balls, Smith, 2; Tonneman. Wild pitch. Kellum. Umpires. o'Brien and Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
PLAY FAULTLESSLY
LITTLE ROCK BLANKS THE SEA
 GuLLS.
Folbre is Hit Pretty HsraA} But He Keeps the Bfngles Scattered and
 is Never in Danger.

Mobile, Ala. April a2--Lattie Rock played faultless ball this afternoon. and though they only got three bits on Nixon. the hits came when they first being responsibie for the two made In that inning. Folbre kept the hits scattered and but one Mobile man reached third. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
Wind fn Fourteenth,

Cleveland. April 22.-cleveland's postponed opening of the season was held today only . small crowd being 6ing teenth inning on two bases on balls. LaJ oie,s error and Ferris's sacrifice fly. Joss and Graham were knocked out of the box, Birminghams felding twice
 saving the game, and Clark's batting were features. Score: RH D. Cleveland 900 o04 900 900 o0-4 le St. Louis 900 203 900 900 o2-6 l2
 Batteries-Joss, Rhoades and Clark Graham, Powell and Criger. Time, 800. Umpires. o'Loughlin and KeFin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

Flournoy. Tariston. sacrifice hits. Co., cash. Casey. Folbre. Two-base hits. Perry. Coo c,sh. Three-bate hit. HIardy. Base on balls. of Hixon. 2, Strpek pitcher, Tarieton by Hixon. Left on bases. Mobile 2; Little Rock {. Double plays. Casey to Boucher; Cocash to Boucher to Tarleton. Time f:31. um- pire Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
NASHVILLE LOSES
HAS SEVEN ERRORS IN GAME WITH
 ATLANTA.
The Volunteers Amass . Total of Four teen Hits, Yet Are Unable to :
 Down Bin smith's Crowd,

Nashville, Tenn. April 22.--Atlants nings where he. ofiiciated today. His wildness also helped the visitors along and the miserable fielding game fur- nished by Nashville further contribu. score was Ii to [ against the locals. despite the fact that they secured fouf : teen hits three of which were for two haaaH each. Scorag
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
PLAYER BADLY HURT
sECoND EASTMAN CRANsTON IS IN
 THE HOSPITAL.
Has a Collision With Cnfcker Matt thewa At New Orleans. ana lR Not Only spfked But Hurt
 Internsxly. r

New Orleans. La. April 27--A bsiat- ed bunch of bingles brought New. or- phtr leaves for Mobile tonight, after losing four games hero. Matthews' collision with Crauston in the third Inning knocked out the latter and he ts now in the hospital injured inter- nal1y and also badly cut. by the big base runners spikes. oScre:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
nne Hit ON Ca1nhn.

in fine eighth, followed by Q sacrifice hit and two timely hits, allowed Phiia- delphia to score the only run of 2 pitchers battle between Coombs and Morgan today. The former pitcher was wild. but very effective with men on bases.
 Phiia delphia =. 900 900 o10--i Boston ... 900 900 O00--e (
 Batteries--Coombs and Thomas; Nor gan and Carrigan. Time. 2:o6. Um" pires. Connolly and Egan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
Anaerfean League

Chicago, q; Detroit, l.
 New York. 6: Washington. 1. Philadelphia. i; Boston, o. Cleveland. {: St. Louis, 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
VIRGINIA FAILS TO LAND
 HIT OFF HARVARD MAN

Charlottesville, Va. April 22-Har- ward and Virginia played one of the prettiest games ever seen at the Uni- versity, today.
 Hicks, the Crimson's star twirler. had a slight advantage over Walker. whn is the nainstay this year. Not a sin- gle hit was made of Hicks delivery. twenty eight men facing him during the game, while Walker allowed but three hits and gave two bases on balls;
 Score by innings: R.HE. Harvard .. oo0 oo0 loo-i 3 Q
 Batteries-Hicks and Cukrier: Walk. CT and Pearson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

Baseball is a queer proposition-after pitching fine ball the Giants hammered Wilhelm yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

Struck out. by Bauer, 2: by George. s. Base on balls, of George. I; off Bauer. [; Bases on errors. Montgomery. l.. Bowen to Gygli; Kerwin to Shannon. Left on bases. Montgomery. s; Birm- ingham. 5. Sacrifice hits, Gygii 1, Pope 1. Bauer 1, McGilvray 1. Stolen bases. Gygii 8, Heniine i, Persons, l. Time of game. hours. Name of umpires, Fitzsimmons and Moran. Wild pitch, Bauer z. Hit by pitcher. by George. |, (GyGlil
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
WetunnIka Wina.

Abbeville, April 22-(S Special. )--The Fifth District Agricultural Schoo'. located at Wetumpka4 played the Southeast Alabama Agricultural School here this afternoon,
 Score by innings: R-HE. Ahbeyiile - GOO 900 001--1 (
 Batteries--I.ee and Shirley; stephens k@nd E1oyds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
white gox neat Detrois.

Americans opened their local season today by beating Detroit.
 Smith. who pitched we'll. won the the three runs In the eighth.
 Cobb made a great catch of Tanno- hill's long fly In the second.
 Score by innings: R.H.E. Chicago ..... 900 900 03"--3 2
 Batteries-Willett and Schmidt; Smith and Sullivan. Time. l:45, Um- pfre, Perrin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

The Cubs handed MT. Sallee 6 package.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
Amerscnn Anrociwtiou

Minneapolis, 1: St. Paul. O.. Louisville. q; Columbus. O.. Toledo, 6; Indianapolis 5. Milwaukee. |, Kansas City. {.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
, Nassonnr League.

Chicago, q; St. Louis, s.
 New York. 8; Brooklyn. Bky. 5. Philadelphia, q; Boston. Q.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

Red Tom Fisher Is due to work for Atlanta today-Greminge won't de- eide on his battery till this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

The Reds seem to be in earnest about
 leading the National League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

Raftis was playing back of the bag when Manush bunted and he was play ing inside for Whiteman or that speed merchant would have beat it out too.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
A FEW FOUL TIPS

There is general shufae today. This is the last game that tl1e Pelicans have at home for bit, leaving tomor- sow for eleven ssa. game, gma,,a on the road; road trip today Mobile has q seven day road trip after today, while Memphis goes home for eight games after today. jump. as after today he is at home for twenty three games. the Western clubs playing ten games In Little Rock and 1ns W,sh hss tSs Esstsrn eiss playins sisve games at the Rock. Twenty-three and a month at home Is 6 combination that Is liable to hurt Judge Kavanaugh's ianta and four at Capitol Heights. then four in Dubtown and four at home. starting the first western trip after twelve straight games at home, begin ming today, and if they don't get up in the world after this. look out for trouble. baseball that seems to hold old play CTS. When old man Perry Worden left the Memphis team some years ago, he fife | for him out in california. Mont gomery fans who know the big fellow Will be interested in reading this from
 "PeSry Werden, the Indianapolis clubs onlcial clown. is in grave dam ger of being cast out of the American Association. Perry's head is in peril because of the new A. A. rule which limits each team to sixteen players.
 "President OBrien persists in class ing the old coacher as warrior, and this fact confines the Hoosiers to only fifteen men.
 "This ruling of o'Brien is bad medi- cine for Watkins. He Is very anxious to hold on to Werden. but he needs six teen players. and he will be compelled to sacrifice Werden or handicap hls or ganization.
 Just what 'watty' Is going to do he does not know, but he is hoping against hope, and Is waiting for something to turn up whereby he can hold on to six teen men and Werden in addition.
 Now for Atlanta.
 Pretty well punched this Southern League.
 George looked good--he got Molly twice.
 Pope drove in Manush and saved the shut-out.
 Manush would probably have beat his bunt out even without Raftis' wild throw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
AMERICAN AssoCIATIoN.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
aAAEs YnsTEnDAY.
aovth.vu U.>.~u~

Birmingham. q; Montgomery. 1. New Orleans, g.. Memphis, 2. Atlanta, II; Nashville, 2. Little Rock, q; Mobile, O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
anufh AtIanfic Leaxus

Columbus, Q: Chattanooga. 6. Macon, 8; Augusta, O. lForfeited.) Columbia, 6. Jacksonytlie. {. Charleston. 1: Savannah, :.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
Howard NIcClabe bend.

Detroit and New York are hung up for the lead of the American League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
r.uh. nefent CardInaln.

St. Louis, April 22.-The Chicago
 urai game of the season from the St. Louis team, to 8. Chances men
 pulled the game out of the frs In the eighth. scoring i've runs, Insy nls
 Shicsxo S ~ .... .ooo oso oso-7 io 2
 sist. Louis .ooo eos ooo-s = ran: SaiIee and Bresnahan. Time, i:lS Umpires. ODay and Emsiie.