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The Washington herald., 1909-01-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lsnier Heights-Geo-ge s. Rees e w 70 Susie z
Cissel lot 49, so.
Takoma Park-Frsnk T. and Richard G.. Rawlings
trustees 70 salisbury Brooks l0t s. block T.
500. Saulsbury BROOKS et ux. 20 Frank S
Collins. sane land. SO
Fourteea-and-a-haf street northeast between g and
D stTeets-WiltoI J. Lambert and Louis p.
Shoemaker, trustees. % Angelo Chicca and Jo-
sepb Cune0, lots 80 to IS9 and Ia 70 Is-
SQUARE i05f. S15a
Le DrOit Psrk-Emma Sch1eSel e 81 to sanusl
W Ruthe-fo-d, lot D. block z so
Ivy City-AHcs ?. Sbadd. execarix- &c. 70 John
". Glenuaa. executor q Beverly Jacssoa. parts
lots % and Il, block ? SO
SherEOod's Addition 20 Brooklard-Edvard J.
Walsh and J. l. Kolh. trustees. 70 James 81
DTys1ale lOt l. block 10 $50.
North Randis Highlands-Americsn Security and
Trust COMPANY trustee, TO Frederick schustz-
LEN, lot q. block 5i5i. SO. same % Frank p.
Stearns lots 6s and s. block 5s5i. So
Fifteenth ard streets Ho=theast-Kernc5y & Da-
Wis Company to Ara L. ard AIrirz S Wander
eook, lot g, square l05S. SO
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EPIcRAMs FROM BISHOP wooDcocKs SERMON

Fidelity Christian does not impede the action liberty and
obedience OF a citizen
No nation will long whose people have their
Grafton for the past and their fo the present
If there be nation in all the world that without let
her be the first TO cast stone at America.
This much age Of corruption is age of
exposure
Respect for law boasts Of skill drive four-n-hand
through any
The image OF Caesar is stamped on oon the image of God
is stamped the soul
The Washington herald., 1909-01-26
Criminal Court No. l
JUSTICE GOULD

JUSTICE GOULD.
United States IS. William Z. Whne- zsssul.
dangerous weapu1; verdict guilty.
United S-stes Is Margaret Srsr-0c5 Hem
SIlsilWood. and John NJ Whitaker; murder ssc5-s
degree: motion @ cuash Indictment oTe-rr-sd. %
trisi
United states IS Arthur Sco-t; asssult dangerous
weapon notion fCT new tTlal fled
United states Is. Howard g. Wa-1sr- erbezzls-
me1t; recoEuizazoe r s. 90 tsksn.
Assignments tor to-day:
United states IS. james Sullivan.
United States IS. Geo-Es Wayns-
Criminal COurt No. ?
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
United States IS. Mary S.nms. ls-csry; vs-dsc1
guilty.
L. G Smith TTpeEr1tsr Company IS. \. n. Mn
1lx Company; bin q eIccpCo-s signed.
United States vs. Chzriss '. Ritchey- On t-saI.
Asslz-ueuts for today.
United States - Charles z Rftchey
United States rs JOIN gackSoz and Ws-Tu1 Rolls
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Equity Suits.

No. 81 Edward We5el Us. Beujamin T. lar
ham, dissolution q partnership Assrney, " II
White.
No. $50. Lille K Heirick IS William P he'd
rick e. al; divorce Attorney G. T. Havel
No. SSI Martin r Morris ". Metropolitan
Surety Cunrauy e al 70 establish lien Attorneys.
J. J. Darlington and n. J. Colbert
No. ES2 Charles u. BUC1erield admiuistrl-
tor. rs Ulysses C. Lyons et al bin of interplesde-
Attorney, z. B. Rhodes
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

DO not delay In notifying this olcs q .ny
chsngs q address. locally o. b. mai. n
the paper Is not Eeing served regularly q
satisfactorily. make prompt complaint by tsle,
phone CT postal card Il is the aim to fur
nish perfect service, and home subscriber
Eiu eontribots % thia end by reporting AZ
5nc any and al de6ciSncieS Tslaphors,
Aai1 ga
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snlfa-

No. 5ISE7. Lewis Cifala & Bro vs.. RoysI IN
szrancs Company; policy. Sl0G. Attorneys T.. S
Paladini and c. 5. Hillye-
No. 5l34S United states ex rel Alsop Process
Company rs Secretary of Ag-lcglture; uandanus.
Attorneys. B. :. Elliott and q. Y. Rea
No. 5ls42 ". stephen Bush Us. Louis J. siums;
ce-ti0-s-i- Defe1dznt's attorney @ s Hillyer.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CHonday, January %, 1909

National Exchange Bank Of Providence; argument
commenced uy Mr. Theodore Francis Green for the
defendant in erro-.
Adjourned until to-day At Z O'clock
The day cal foT Tuesday. January &. wiu Be as
follows: Nos 80. o., g, @, g. g. g. I0l. l0-
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BANKRUPTCY Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 81 II re Harry E Rupp7echt: No. 5s5. IL
re Davenport. snd No 553 IN re william A.
Darling. dischsrTe ordered
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CABLES 100000 TO ITALY.
Half of Funds Are for Helpless
widows and Children.

The National Red Cross Society ca
bled 100000 yesterday 70 Ambassador
Griscom for the MessIna earthquake
sufferers The transfer was made
through the State Department
It was directed by the Red Cross
that one-haIf Of this money be deliver
ed TO the Queens Orphanage fund for
the aid OF the helpless widows and
children ald the rest 10 the profes-
sionsl mems rehabilitation fund.
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When you have lost OF found anything.
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald. aud biE viii be sent you
at cent q wcrd
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Cireuit Court No. 2.


CHIEF JUSTICE LLABAUGH.
No. 5dZ hCE0uCs Us KcTak1s- tlf-reut b
defaul, Attorney. vs.. " Edzar5S
No. E55 HaEkls Brozn. on t-ial II
toners. l. s WOr-h.Hg-un-TucEer Il Rs-TT-
No. So. C-1mP CaPs,aJ Trae-5ou Company
hil q exceptlons presented. Atccrneys C. !.
Murphy. z. ". Wells ard II. Il Glassis-R r.
PeTy & Sul and c. T. Dunlop
No 5Si2 United States. ex r. Shaddy. =.
Secretary q the Iute-i0f. rgls % show cause. At
t0rney C.. T Ho-el
No s9T- Lyol rs. Boyd; verdict fo- p.aintiG
for Sl65.,S. AttcDeys, I. s. Lyon-E. 3 Kfubau
Assignments f0- today:
No. IA Jennie Mos - Ns.io-aI sav!rEs ard
Trust COMPANY AJto-neys. z l. Gi-s-G. F.
Williams
No - Hi1 ~ Great Fails and Old D1-1inio1
Railway Company Attorneys. Leckts Fulr0c &
CoT-Lamhe-t, Mclean & Yeztmau-
No l6 Bean Washington Tines Coupary.
Arto-reys, J. :. Easby- -Su1ith-W- 7. Lau,hert
No. So Decide e a., executors, - Cob At
to-neys. TccSer < Keeyo1 and z s BAILEY
Lackie Fultco & Cox
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PRELATE IS HONORED
Citizens Give Reception in
Honor of Bishop Harding.
ALL CHURCHES REPRESENTED

Brilliant Scene Is Presented in the
Red Room of the New Willard,
Where Five Thousand Bid the
Former Rector of 81. PauPs Church
GOdspeed IA His High Office.
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Equity Court No. 2.

@LS4t+E NEsAtshA.
No. 2s239. Webel vs. Lanhan; rule % show czuss-
Attorney, W. Z. White.
No. EZ75. Dirickson rs. Guth e. al receiver
authorized to employ counsel Attorney, ". E
Ambrose.
Assignment foE to-day;
No. ~ Mead e al rs. MscSa-iand e a.. &c
Attorneys. Birney & Woodard-E. Il ThonsA
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court Of Appeals.
Adjourned from dag 70 day.
Equity Court No. I.

Equity NOuEl Nc L
JUSTICE BARNARD
No. 80 Clarke vs.. Clarke e. al order appoint
ing receiver: bond. $500 Attorneys. J. Z. Pot
bury and ". h Sholes-W. Z. Ambrose.
No. 3SL3 ADders0n vs. Capital Auto Sight
seeing Company; rule 20 show cause Attorneys.
r 2. Behrend-L H. David
No. &dS- COres vs. Fleming et al: auditors
report confirmed and reducing sn0unt Of trustees
bond 20 5000 Attorney. C. II. Stadden.
Nc. S2f. kumke vs- Prudential Insurance Con-
lany: rule % sh0w cause. Attorneys. ". G..
Gardner and = \. Hopeueli-Thomps0n & Iaskey.
No 8Ga- Rhine rs Rhine: leave 20 dismiss bill.
Attorneys. z l. Gies-F. z. Mitchell
Assignment fer to-day:
Nc. 463. Harrison Harrison Attorneys. l. c.
". Williamson and 7. L. Jefords-J. Z Lsskey
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Circuit court No. L.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
Nc. 50oIZ johnson County Savings Bank Is
Hin. On trial AtJWEeys. T. L. Jefords-w. Z.
White
No fs93i Apple sdrninistrator. - Ca9i.al Trac-
ton Company notion for new trial. Attorneys.
Lacsie, Fulton & COR r. Perry & Son ard G.
T. Dunlop
Assignments Tor today
No. 81. johnson County savings Bank - Msa-
Del e a. Attorneys. T. L Jefords-W. Il. White.
No lS- same IS. Butler et al Attorneys. the
sane.
No al Sane Es. Re1nsbJrz- Attorneys szne
No. l2. same vs. Hill Attorneys sane
No. lsl same IS klOezesk Attorreys sGr1s
Ne. ~. Staufer Pond Attorneys. sane.
No. rs. YiSpi IS. Baltirnre and Ohio Rsilr0aS
COMPANY Attorneys. J. Med. CsTTingroa and J.
Z Psnnebaker-G- Z Hamilton.
No. I2. Abilene National Bank IS. Golden &
Co. Attorneys, 6. r. Hsuiiton-A- :. Worthinz-
ton and S T. Thomas
No. 2sl McNulry vs. R. S. Blouse Company Ct
a. Attorneys. Wilson s Barksdale-BaksE, Sheeay
& Hogan
No - sweeney Va Ezizs. Attozsy1 L. A.
Bailey-A 6 Wo-thingf1l-
No. 0L Wines. adlilistrztor. II Baltimore ard
Ohio Railroad Company Attorneys. Leckie. Fulton
e f-0v-fs
The Washington herald., 1909-01-26
Final Procession.

The final procession was in three parts.
The first was led by ST. PauTs choir. fol-
lowed by forty-ive students from the
Virginia Theological Seminary. the lay
delegates 20 the diocesan convention, and
the lay memSers OF the cathedral council.
The second section consisted Of the lay
readers Of the diocese, the visiting clergy
men. the faculty OF the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary, the standing committee
Of the diocese, and the Washington cler-
gymen.
The final section was led by the Cathe-
oral Chapter, preceded by the silver
mace. and included the attending bishops,
the two attending presbyters, the preach
er, the presenters, and the consecrators.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-26

On the conclusion OF the sermon the
two attending presbyters. Rev Nj
Mitchell and Rev Mr. Craighfll chosen
on account Of their many years Of service
conducted Bishop Harding into the chan
eel from his place near the litany table
Simultaneously a hymn was sung that
Bishop Harding had chosen. containing
the lines.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28
WOOL GROWERS TO
MEET IN PENDLEToN
offieial Call For Twelfth Annual
Convention.

Dan P. smythe. secretary. has is
sued the official call for the Oregon
Wool Growers Association. which
reads as follows:
The 18th annual conven ton of
the Oregon Wool Growers associa-
tion will be held at Pendleton, Ore
gon, November 9th and 10th, 1909.
The o. R. & N. Ry. Co. have
granted a l l-3 fare for round trip.
Pay fare one way and ask your agent
for a receipt; this will entitle you to
l-S fare returning from convention.
THE program is the best and most
instructive yet arranged and prom
inent and expert men will address
the convention on subjects most vi
tai and important to the sheep and
wool industry.
"Pendleton will furnish royal en-,
tertainment with plenty to eat and
drink. Come and bring your friends
Everybody Welcomes
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28
ATTENDANCE 300
At SUNDAY SCHOOL
UNION MEETINGS SUCCESSFULLY
sTARTEo-eooD CROWDS AT
EACH SERVICE.

The union meetings opened very
successfully Sunday morning. the rink
ng we'll filled to welcome Or. J,R.
Pratt at the first service. since which
the crowds have been Increasing
A large choir. with Miss Craig as di.
rector. and Miss Mitchell presiding at
the plano. led In the song service.
The new song books. Hymns OF
Praise No. g., ordered especially for
these meetings. gave general satisfac-
tion. DIR. Pratt made very favor
able impression and held the close
attention OF his large audience. He
expresses himself as greatly pleased
with the organized effort of the
local churches. At the meeting ON
Tuesday night fourteen publicly
confessed Christ. Meetings for bible
study are held each afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The union Sunday school at the
rink Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
WAS q great success. and will be con-
tinued throughout the meetings. SUI
perintendent j. l.. Browning OF the NJ.
Il. Sunday school, was superintendent
of the union school and reports over
300 pupils In attendance.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28
Ireat sunday school choir.

Mrs. o. NJ. Corkins planned sur
prise for the members OF the Chris
tian Sunday school choir last Thurs
day evening. The announcement
was made that they we're to meet
at the church that evening for spec
lal practice, but when they arrived
they were met by J. G. Shackelford
and Neal Baker with comfortable,
roomy hack and taken for drive on
Alder Slope and about town. Mrs
Corkins had arranged the trip as a
reward for the choir's faithful work
in the Sunday school. but the Baker
Bros, the new proprietors OF the
Shackelford barn, insisted on making
It free ride, which was much ap
preciated by all concerned.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28

Last Saturday the football team
IF the Wallowa County High School
played their fourth game OF the sea-
on at Wallowa. which resulted in
victory for the county team ov-
sr the team of the wallowa city
schools by score of II to o.
The teams were evenly matched
in weight and age; but the superior
coaching of the county team was in
evidence and demonstrated that
Prof. Shirk's ability as coach ranks
nigh.
The first touchdown was secured
lpon forward pass, which Dick Me-
ADAMS placed behind the goal posts
ifter sprint of twenty-five yards;
the next was the result OF well
executed fake play in which Asa
Craig secured the attention OF the op-
posing line, while Jake Bauer carried
The coveted pigskin across the line,
md then kicked goal.
The Wallowa bunch are a husky
lot Of players, and set Of real
gentlemen, as was evinced by their
lean, manly conduct. both upon the
'ield and in their capacity OF host.
The w. c. H. S. boys may feel proud
)f their record which stands: Two
games won; one tie and but one
defeat
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28
REAL SNAP.

7.Room House and 1s Lots-s25oo.
For few days only | will sell n
good 7-room house and is lots, eel
lar. wei. city water. wood and chick
en- house, lots fenced, sidewalk.
only blocks from business part OF
town. for only $25oO.OO cash. The
lots alone are worth the money and
II some good man wants house and
lot for nothing buy this and sell the
lots. You can do It In years
time. There is no doubt about En-
terprise's population being 5000 in s
years. Deal with the owner.
5Otf DANIEL BOYD.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28
MOVING DAY.

Charles Hug has purchased the
Clinton A. Murray cottage in Alder
View addition and expects to get
possession about the first OF Novem-
Der. Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson
will move into Mrs. Emily Wilson's
house which Mr.. and Mrs. Hug Will
yacate.
L. b. Payne has purchased Miss
Ella Daley's house in Alder View
and will move into 1t as soon as MT
Wilson moves out.
C. 8. Bradley who is in the Muir
ray cottage has his new house almost
ready for occupancy.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28
WALLOWi PORKERS
TOP The MARKET.
"eAVf ARRIVALS BULL PRICE
HoTcHkIss SELLS 400 HEAD
AT s. PER cWT.

"allowa county hogs bring the ton
OF the market at Portland. Mondays
Shippers at the Union stock wards
IN that city included GeorSe Chandler
Oh Lostine one car of hogs. John Nc
Donald of Wallowa. two cars of cat.
tie. and r. L. Day OF Enterprise
Tour cars OF cattle and one of hogs.
and the Portland papers market re,
ports say the Wallowa county pork
ers topped the market, Ss.O5 cents.
or . cents a hundred better than
the prevailing top quotation for two
weeks.
Mondays Telegram had the follow
ing account of another Enterprise
shipper:
Among the stockmen of this state
who believe there is money in the
production of hogs for the Portland
market is l. S. Hotchkiss, of Enter
prise, who was in the city Satur-
day with bunch OF 400 head of
hogs that averaged 215 pounds in
weight and sold readily at the top
quotation, IS hundred. Mr.. Hotch-
kiss was pleased with the result of
his marketing operation here and
there is little doubt that he will con.
tinue to patronize this market. He
believes that Wallowa county is
destined TO be a great hog-produeing
section, and he contends that the
growers of that part OF the state,
and other sections as well, ought te
raise more green feed for conversion
into ensllage for hog feed. He says
the coming year will witness decid
ed development in the livestock in
dustry in his part of the state"
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28
GRAIN WANTED.
WANT ED.
LOST.

Purse containing IS bill. Suitable
reward H. E. Merryman. 51b1
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION.

Miss Christine Brakel graduate OF
the Wesleyan College OF Music, will
receive pupils In violin and mando-
lin. For terms, etc, call Saturday
from 1 to 3 p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. A. C. Weaver. Greenwood, be-
tween First and Second streets.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28
BUYS BIG SHEEP RANCH.

e. R. Bowlhy has purchased $50
acres on Davis creek OF John Blow
and an adjoining 160 acres of John
Root, to be used as sheep ranch,
The deal was closed this week and
is reported from the office of Bur
leigh & Boyd
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28

Hereford Bull, going on A years, red,
white face, branded EB on left hip
and circle On right hip, Strayed
from ranch south of Enterprise last
March. Notify Ho.sl Enterprise. b3
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28
WEDDING BELLS.

Miss Zelma ogbourn. daughter of
Charles Ogbourn OF Alder Slope, and
Mr.. Floyd Hammack of Lostine.
we're united in marriage Sunday af-
ernoon. October "a. at O'Clock,
Rev. w. S. Crockett officiating.
rhe ceremony was performed at the
lome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Flee
ler in this city and the young couple
we're attended by Miss Ethel Fleener
md Mr.. Polk Mays. After the GER
,mony the entire company proceeded
to the Hotel Enterprise where the
wedding supper was served.
Mr.. Hammack is a prosperous and
popular young man OF Lostine and
has hosts OF friends here who will
congratulate him on winning one OF
This locality's fairest daughters. Miss
ogbourn has been successful teach
er and last year was engaged in the
Lotsine public schools. They will
make their home this winter on the
Wayne Wade place near Lostine.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Miller of Buford Ridge, Sunday, Oct
ober II. at high noon, pretty cere
mony, united their daughter, Miss
Rena, and Mr.. Rudolph Bork in bonds
Of matrimony. Justice II. c. Davis
pronounced the ceremony in the
presence of a number of relatives
and friends. A fine wedding dinnel
followed the hearty congratulations
Of the company. The young couple
are popular with large circle ant
received many handsome gifts whicl
will adorn the homestead on Mud
Creek where they will make thei
home.
Miss Martha Riis, Of Hutchinson
Mimi, former teacher at Joseph
and j. Ross Lelsie, proprietor o
the Lake Bowery restaurant. at Jo
seph, were married In La Grande
October 10
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28
LOST OR sTRAYED.

English Pointer, 8 months old; white
and brown. Answers to name Mike" )"
Finder please return to or notify DR..
". c. Ketchum, Enterprise.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28
NEW ARRIVALS

Born, to the wife OF Walter E A.
Watson. wednesday morning, octo.
Der 27, a son.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28

turned over to the county treasurer
oy the sheriffs office last week, was
divided among the various funds and
taxing districts as follows:
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28

Liberal reward for information lead
ing to recovery OF 3 spring calves,
two red, one red with white face;
sll branded HR on right hip. One
has small bell on. Leave word at
the R. s. & z. Cos store or address
R. Musgrave, Enterprise, Ore. 50a2
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-28

Born. to the wife Of Pierce Hum
phreys. Sunday, October IL. a son.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
Oaks Unable
T0Check Rush
OF the Seals
Longs Mem Back in Their Old
Stride and Have No Trouble
in Winning Game

The holiday for the Commuters occa-
stoned by the rain Saturday did not
work beneficial results in the general
playing OF the Oakland men: in fact, il
seemed that the Commuters were a bit
loggy and stupid. for they pulled of
many plays which worked on the
nerves OF the fans The Seals did the
game justice. but the Oaks forced the
victory on them all the way through
Il was a case of Oakland insisting on
the Seals winning The Seals stopped
making runs at the unlucky number
-. while Oakland displayed three tai
lies
The Commuters played in the form
they displayed during the early part
OF the season. when they were the
jokes Of the league In yesterdays af-
fray Reidy's men seemed to do every
Thing upside down
It was a rash exhibition for a big
Sunday crowd 10 sit through. but the
fans seemed 10 enjoy the manner in
which the locals forced the Commuters
10 take their medicine The Seals
optics seem TO be keen, by the manner
IN which they went at the twirlers
VINO worked Tor Oakland Botce was
On the NH for six and third innings.
but he appeared soft The job was
turned owed 10 Tonneson and he was
no Improvement over Boice. Henley
worked for the locals, and, barring the
first frame, he held the upper hand at
all stages.
Scoring started from the first inning
MUndorff singled TO center and Zeider
was walked. Both scored on Millers
Two base hit TO center field. Oakland
made e run in the first frame on four
hits Carroll and d. Lewis singled,
Carroll scored on Magyar rt's hit TO left
In the third the Seals got another run.
MundorC doubled to center and took
third Zeider's cut. He scored on a
pasSe li. II the ffthsfenley dou-
bled .t-4U Davis walked Mundorff hit
an easy Grounder 10 Cameron, who
made a wild peg 10 second 10 get Da-
us. Henley scored on the error. Zei-
der grounded to Hogan, who threw to
the plate TO catch Davis, but Thomas
dropped the throw.
Oakland got another in the fifth.
Maggart doubled TO left and scored on
Kellys double 10 right.
Davis singled past third in the sew
enth and Mundorn followed with a hit
10 right, sending Davis to third. He
scored q moment later on Zeider's sac
rihce hit. Zeider was safe at first on
Lewis error Of the throw. Miller hit
TO center, scoring Mundorff and Zei-
der. Bodie hit, advancing Miller to
third. Thomas pegged 70 third TO catch
Miller and the ball went wild Miller
coming home
McArdle walked in the eighth and
came home on Henleys two bagger
= Davis sacrificed Henley to third and
me latter scored on Mundorn's hit
elder was walked and he stole sec
ono. Miller's hit scored Mundy and
Zeider.
In. the last Of the ninth for Oakland
Claire scored when Tenant threw
wildly TO second TO catch Thomas when
Kelly grounded Score: