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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06
THIS DATE IN HISTORY
November g.

November q.
1796-Nathan Brownson. who was gov
ernor Of Georgia in 1882, died. Born
about 1740
1s16-Gouverneur Morris. American
statesman, died at Morrisania, n.
Y Born there Jan 81. 1852
1S6e-Anraham Lincoln elected presi-
dent Of the United States.
1s67-First wonan's suffrage society
formed In England
1s6s-A bequest for a public library
was left to Chicago by Walter L
Newberry.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06

phobia attacked a woman IN front Of
the Goldsmith commission house and
was swapping at her when the boy, on
his way to school. was attracted and
came to the woman's rescue. After
kicking the dog Arlt succeeded in at
tracing the attention OF the beast and
in the fight which followed Arlt was
bitten in the stomach. Roy Starter
succeeded in killing the dog with
stake from his wagon.
TO ESTABLISH CIVIC CENTER.
The cooperation of the city and the
state in the establishment of a civic
center in indianapolis. where future
public buildings may be constructed
were discussed Wednesday night at a
Joint meeting of the Civic Improve
ment Association of the Commercial
Club and members of the park board
The park board members and the as
sociation met at a dinner in the club
rooms and two definite steps toward
the identifying of that portion OF the
city lying west of the state house to
White river were taken.
RAY ASKS FOR A CHANGE.
The trial of Elias Ray, Of Lafay-
cite, who owns more than 1,400 acres
Of land in Tippecanoe county. and
against whom there is an indictment
charging murder in the second degree.
will likely not be held in Tippecanoe
county Rays attorneys have given
notice that a motion for a change of
venue. supported by afidavits, will be
fled The state will resist the motion
and will file counter afidavtts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06

MANILA papers say that Manila is
to have one of the finest hotels in the
Orient. A thoroughly American no.
tel in Manila, with ladrones for bell
boys and pulajanes for walters should
do frst-rate business. -Kokomo Dis
patch.
Are the pulajanes anything like
pair of pajamas?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06

THERE are a lot of dissatisfied peo-
pie in this world. Some of them want
to revise the Ten Commandments.
Want to nullify them so folk can sin
with impurity. Ell!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06

MARK Twain says men are young
at fifty. but don't realize it until later.
Sure Lots of men in the Calumet re-
gion don't know they are dead, but
they are.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06
COMMUNICATIONS.

SUBJECTS interest
60
all
Is to misrepresentation
o.
to public at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06

SOME of these people who think
that the United States navy is no bluff,
should get out and join some other
country that would like to start some
thing against US.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06
r A n DOM
THINGS AND FILINGS
UNCLE Joe is still booming Can

| THINGS AND FLENUS
UNCLE Joe is still booming Can
non.
BY the way, has anybody heard |
from hickory nut crop?
S.
HONESTLY, isn't it about time for
some people in Hammond to sober up? !
WE have man in this section who
thinks he is original He is simply
aboriginal.
WE supposed the open season for
piff was closed, but we find we were
mistaken.
WHEN a man tells you how much
he is respected in his home town
think it over.
1T seems to take long time for
some of the wandering sheep to get
back into the fold.
WHAT'S the Use of putting salve on
a sore spot which somebody is jabbing
at it all the time.
THERE are still number of other
shacks to be torn down before it can
be called greater Holman street"
THE man who is shipwrecked twice,
is foolish to blame the sea. Politician
put that in your pipes and smoke up.
BACK to the law is a good motto
according to President Taft Back
to the cornbeef and cabbage" is our
motto.
THE interest that the south part OF
Lake county in the north part is very
gratifying Lots of room up here good
people. Come up!
|
busy that it hasn't time to either sleep
or eat
A jocular friend wonders why we
failed to called attention to the fact
that the rooster must have done a
great deal of scratching.
49,
FASHION pays very little atten-
ton to FORM" says an exchange. Well.
fashion has no right to invade mans
precinct anyway.
HAMMOND may not have a Broad
! way, but by building a skyscraping
Flat Iron building it is at least en-
titled to some consideration.
DID you ever notice the difference
between the kick woman will make
when she is buying a thing and man
when he makes the kick.
YOU can't draw trade without adj
vertising. The question for you to
decide is which is the best medium
That question will answer itself.
MISSISSIPPI Is railing because wine
was served at the presidents ban
quet Why should Miss-ippi plug fol
beer when it is so far from Milwau
kee.
THEY are still trying to make out
that football is more dangerous thar
football. OF course it is. There is nc
doubt about that You never hear OF
man taking in football
AN Indiana Harbor man was doins
SO much business that his rivals de
cided to move his store, bag and bag
gage GU of their way. The best par
;. of the story is that they did SO.
SOME of these people who thinl
that the United States navy is no bluff
? should get out and join some othel
country that would like to start some
: thing against US.
-
MARK Twain says men are youns
at fifty. but don't realize it until later
Sure. Lots Of men in the Calumet re
gion don't know they are dead, blu
they are.
THERE are a lot of dissatisfied pee
pie in this world. Some of them wan
to revise the Ten Commandments
Want to nullify them so folk can sill
with impurity, Ell!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06
UP AND DOWN IN
Ind I-A-N-A
RECEIVER IS APPoINTDD.

In the circuit court at NobIesviIle
Thursday Judge Vestal appointed the
Wainwright Trust company receiver
for the Arcadia High Pressure Bottle
company. The receiver was instruct
ed to sell the plant. The company
was incorporated a year ago with a
capital stock of $4,000 and built a
factory at Arcadia. but never oper-
ated it owing to lack of funds with
which to purchase the machinery. The
companys Indebtedness is estimated to
be $50. 900.
TO CONTEST THE VOTE.
City Clerk William r. Browning OF
Bloomington. who was defeated for
re- election by w. NJ Smith, a demo
crat. by the narrow margin of three
votes. has joined Abraham L Don
aIdson. republican candidate for may
or, who was defeated by nine votes by
John G. Harris, in asking for a re-
count OF the ballot. The candidates
have employed attorneys.
MAY BE CARNEGIE HERO.
The heroism of young Leonard Arlt.
of Terre Haute, shown by his battle
with vicious dog Thursday, entitled
him to enter the list for a Carnegie
medal. The dog frothing at the mouth
and showing indications of hydro
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06

AN Indiana Harbor man was doing
SO much business that his rivals de-
cided to move his store, bag and bag
gage on of their way. The best part
of the story is that they did So
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06

1873-General William J. Hardee of the
confederate states army, died. Born
in 1913.
1S95-Forty lives lost in the wreck of
the Detroit Journal building, caus-
ed by the explosion of a boiler
190S-General Antoine Simon assumed
the provisional presidency Of Hayti.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06
THIS Is MY 6STH BIRTHDAY.
Navm0r w AI@rFnH,

THIS Is MY 6STH BIRTHDAY.
Nelson w. AIdrich.
Nelson w. Aldrich, United States
senator from Rhode Island. was born
in Foster. r. l., Nov. 6. 1871. After
completing an academic education he
engaged in mercantile pursuits. His
active interest in politics began as soon
as he reached the voting age, and be-
fore he was thirty years old he was
one of the recognized leaders of the
republican party in Providence. From
1871 to 1873 he was president of the
Providence common council and in 1875
rs he was a member Of the Rhode Is
land legislature. He was elected a
member of congress in 1878, and re-
elected in 1880. but resigned from the
Forty seventh congress. having beer
elected Oct. 5. 1881, as United States
senator from Rhode Island He has re-
NAMED a member of the senate twenty
eight years and during the greater par
of that period has been one of the fore
most leaders on the republican side. A:
chairman of the committee on finance
he had prominent part In the fran
ing of the tariff act passed at the las
session.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06

THEY are still trying to make out
that football is more dangerous than
football. OF course it is. There is no
doubt about that You never hear of
a man taking in football.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06

MISSISSIPPI Is railing because wine
was served at the presidents ban
quet. Why should Miss-ippi plug for
beer when it is so far from Milwau-
kee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06

YOU can't draw trade without ad-
vertising. The question for you to
decide is which is the best medium
That question will answer itself.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06

DID you ever notice the difference
between the kick woman will make
when she is buying a thing and man
when he makes the kick.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
BEGIN AT AUBURN
All Clnsse. FIJI well nnd Good Time
IL Made.

AUBURN. Neb.. July S.-(Special Tele-
gram. THE Auburn summer races, which
were held over from Mondey on account
Of weather condition commenced today and
races today, 2;l2 pace. purse, st00; 2l6
pace, purse. $500; $3.50 trot, purse, $500, and
five-eighths mile dash, purse. 500.
In the 2:l2 pace there were six starters
H. W. Brown of Parsons. Kan, finished
first; Kewanee Riley, owned by II. Frye,
Chanute, Kan, second; Fred H., owned
by Fred Robar, Beatrice, Neb., third, and
Judge Lease, owned by Judge Woolsey
Clanahan of lola, Kan, fourth. Time:
2:19h.
In the 2:16 pace six started out Of seven
entries: Queen OF West. owned by NJ. j.
Smith, York, Neb., finished first; Louis
80, UwnCu py g.. NJ. Hatch OF Bladen.
lam Jefteries, McCook, Neb.. third, and
Little George, jr., owned by Henry c.
Wilson of Rockport, Mo-, fourth. Time
In the 2;9o trot there were nine starters
out of twelve entries; Louise, owned by
r, ID. Conroy of York, Neb., finished
first; Primo Edward X. owned by ]. A.
wheeler Of lola, Kan, second; Grace Red
lander, owned by F. J. Baldwin of Ham
burg, Ia. third, and Goosie Fred, owned
by Carl Upton Of Syracuse, Neb., fourth.
Time: 2:29A.
In the five eighths mile dash there were
eight entries and all started: Charlie B.,
owned by w. r. Davidson OF Palmyra,
by Dalrymple of Marysville, Mo-. second,
and Fostes, owned by Burt Davis, Almena,
Kan, third. Time: 1905.
owing to the condition of the track
there was excellent time made in every
heat. There will be some of the best
races In the next two days to follow that
has ever been had in the state. The at
tendance FOR the first day was excellent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
Herr is High Gun.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, July S.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The three-day ounty shoot closed
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
TENNIS PLAYING AT ST. LOUIS
Tournament Resumed After Two Days
Delay Caused by Rain.

ST. LOUIS. July After nearly two
days interruption because of rain play was
resumed here today in the championship
tournament Of the Central States Tennis
association. With the exception of two
matches, both singles and doubles were
brought to the semi-final round. Peters
OF Chicago defeated Wertheimer OF New
York and F. F. Sereano of Mexico, ad-
vancing to the semi-finals, where he Will
be paired with Paul Gleason Of st. Louis
tomorrow. Summary:
Singles, Third Round
Guy Oliver defeated Elmer More, Ga,
Orlando Vernon defeated C. H. King,
6-3, Ga.
, Charles Peters defeated A. ]. Vert
heimer, CO, Ga.
Elmer Adkins and Paul Gleason ad-
vanced by default.
Fourth Round
Hrummond Jones defeated Adkins, 6-1, 6-S.
Peters defeated Ed Serrano, 7-5. 1-6, Ga.
Gleeson defeated Joseph Dickson, 6-1,
10, SO.
Doubles, Third Round
Lehman and Weed defeated Lewis and
Bell, 6-3. rs.
Jones and Peters defeated Smith and Ad-
kins, 6-1, GA.
Smithers and Hoerr defeated Holthaus
and Westberg, GO, so.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
TOPEKA.

Two-base hits: Fenlon. Base on balls;
OFF 6anderA, q; off Hendrix, l. Struck out:
BY Sanders, g BY Hendrix Left on
bases: Omaha, 4; Topeka, 2. Double plays:
Downey to Geier to Abbott, Sanders to
Kane, Stolen bases: Fisher C), Pendry.
Sacrifice hit: PendTy. stolen bases: Fisher
~, Pendry. Sacrifice hit: Pendry. Time:
lao. Umpire: Mullin. Attendance, l,0o.
h Notes OF the Game.
King has a clean record without a mark
on his score for the day.
Mullen was still running things andlittle
complaint was made on any decisions.
Pendry. made two hits in pinches each
time and pulled off a successful sacrifice
as we'll.
Jack Henry, who was sent to bat for
wooley in the ninths showed his apprecla-
ton OF the honor by striking out.
War sanders lobed them over in the same
old a but Topeka could not connect
with the balloons. which sailed across the
plate. p Pc
Fishers record looks pretty good with
three hits in four times up and two runs.
Two of his hits he made by beating out
infleld throws. He also stole two sacks.
sanders also fielded a pretty game. with
seven assists and two .putouts, He should
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
DENVER WINS IN ELEVENTH
Drop Their First Game
Under New Owner,

LINCOLN, July 8-The Lincoln Green
hacker played under the new ownership
today and dropped a holly contested eleven
inning game to Denver by a score OF s to g.
Two pitchers, Jones and Shandow, were
driven from the slab, and johnson and
Adams then mixed in an exciting pitchers
battle. The steady batting Of Cassidy and
Manages Jones turned the tide IN Denver's
favor, Jones landing for four hits In as
many times at bat, while Cassidy clipped
off three singles and scored as many runs.
The winning run was scored on Cassidy's
third hit, followed BY Jones sharp hit into
left field. Jude juggled the bail mo-
mentarily and Cassidy sprinted desperately
for the plate and beat the throw. Two
difficult running catches by Waldron we're
the features. Scores
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
BELGruM TEAM WINS AT HENLEY
jesus College,, Cambridge, De
fented I'm Fnat Tine.

HENLEY, England. July S-The final OF
the grand challenge cup was rowed off
here today and won by the Club Nauttque
de Gand OF Belgium. which defeated the
Jesus college crew Of Cambriige by a bare
The diamond SOULS. the second biggest
event Of the Henley regatta. was won by
A. A. Stuart OF the Kingston Rowing club,
who defeated Rudolph Lucas Of the MAY
ence Rowing club easily. Lucas broke
down and gave up at the mile post when
stuart was two lengths ahead. The win
ner's time was S:Si.
The Belgtans took the lead early In the
grand challenge race and passed the mile
post about three-quarters OF a length in
front. Jesus college then spurted. but was
unable to make an impression on their
rivals, who, rowing strongly and with a
beautiful precision, finished in time which
has only been beaten twice in the history
OF the contest for the cup.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
PTTTsHURG.
TWNTITa ; : :
'Batted for Storke In ninth.
'Batted for Wilson in ninth.
'Batted for Willis in eighth.

'1atted for Willis in eighth.
Pittsburg ...........l O O O q o.
New York ... o a *
Two-base hits: Wagner, Leach, Miller.
Ihree-oase hit: Murray. Sacrifice hit:
WHtse. Sacrifice fly. O'Hara. Left on
errors: New York, 3 Double play: Miller
70 wagner to Storke. Struck put: BY VII
U.s. ; by .Witse, s. Base or balls: Off Will
pitched ball: BY Willis. Bridwell. Hits.
III Willis s In seven innings. Time: 1:45.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
Base Ball Queries.

DORCHESTER, Neb., July S.-To the
Editor Of The Bee: Please answer the fol-
lowing In the columns OF The Bee:
II the catcher tries to catch the runner
as he steals second base or third base, and
throws wild so as to let the runner get his
base, when II he had thrown accurately 70
the base the runner would have been
caught, is 1t not right to charge the
catcher with an error?
II, when there is a runner on first base,
the batter singles to pitcher, n he
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
Duke May BE Assas.in.

MADRID, July S-The Portuguese Duke
Of Albuquerque was arrested in this city
today at the request Of the Lisbon author
tiles. TIL newspapers of Madrid claim
that the dukes arrest was based on the
charge of completely in the assassination
early last year Of King Carlos and Crown
Prince Luis of Portugal.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
BATS OUT VICTORY
All Slab Artists Look Alike to Men
from Mountains.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July S-Pueblo, after
almost a weeks rest on account Of hitting
the rain belt. walked on the diamond today
with it's batting togs on. Try as hare as
he could, "Ducky" Holmes was unable
to send In a slab artist that the Indians
could not hit. All pitchers looked alike
to them. Manager Walters slammed out q
home run off Alderman, who started the
game, and he was promptly benched.
Chabek tried the box for three innings and
field fence. From came to his relief, but
was equally easy, the PuebS camping on
ing the last three innings. Galgano was
hit hard, but his teammates kept peg
Ring away and were never in danger OF
losing. The field was muddy, which made
many hits safe that should otherwise rave
been handled. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
DIES MONIES DEFEATS WICHITA
Visitors Make All Three of Their
RuRs tn the Ninth.

DIES MONIES. July San error by Coli
gan, a base on batls a three~bagger by
Pennell and a single by Westerzil gave
Wichita three runs In the ninth, with no
one out. But Lang retired the next three
In order. Shaner was b9tted hard BY Des
Moines at all times. and the locals had
men left on bases in almost every inning.
a o~ne-handed catch by Dalton and a beau
two fielding ~features OF the game, which
was the first one played in Des Moines
since last Saturday. Dwyer batted In two
Of the Des Moines runs and Williams and
Bader each one. The Wichita team Is in
bad shape, but put up a creditable game.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
Field Club
Champion strIksOut.

CENTRAL CITY, Neb., July S-To the
Editor of The Bee: ! note by this morn
tng's paper that Charles Cooper OF PtlgeI
the state. Our man Hansen has him beaten
by long odds. striking out an even fifty
men In his last three games. He struck
out seventeen men June % at Osceols.
seventeen at Greeley Saturday and sixteen
here Monday, when Central City beat
Greeley by a score OF l to 2
C. r. BEHR, Manager Base Ball Team.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
PHILADELPHIA.

Two-base hits: knabe, Magee, Osborne,
mixer Three-base hit; Chance. Home
runs; Overall, Titus. Hits: OFF Moren
3 In three and One-third innings. sacri,
lice hit: Holman. Sacrifice flies: Chance.
tinker. Overall, Doolan. Stolen bases;
eIelnleldt' Evers CD. Double plays: Over
all to Chance; Steinfeldt 10 Evers Rsse
on balls: Off Moren. s; off Richie, 4; off
overall, ?. First base on errors: Chicago,
z Struck out: BY Moren, /; by Richie, /:
by overall, 6. Time: 1850. Empires: RiEler
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
GAMES IN American LEAGUE
st. Louis wins Both Games OI
DOuble-Header from Chicago.

ST. LOUIS, July s-St. Louis won both
sides OF a double-header from Chicago
today. the scores being 8 to l and l TO o.
Solid hitting featured the first contest,
and fine pitching by Scott and Dineen the
second. Scott neutralized his work by
failure to field his position in the ninth,
and by a wild pitch. which put Hoffman
on third. With two strikes and three
balls against him. Griggs popped a single
over Isbell, scoring Hoffman. Score. first
game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
FORD CAR is GOING EAST
IL VIII Try for New Record from
Const 70 New Ynrk.

SEATTLE, Wash, July S-Ths Ford
racing car, that won the Guggenhelm cup
and purse in the New York-to-Seat1e race,
left for New York via San Francisco at
noon today.
The car, which came to Seattle to New
York in twenty-five days and nfty-five
minutes, will try TO establish A new record
between San Francisco and New York.
The route from San Francisco will be that
of the Central and Union Pacific TO
Granger. then through Wyoming to Kansas
City, Chicago and Buffalo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
Tenni. Tourncv at Peru.

PERU, Neb., July SA(special.S The
annual Summer school tennis tournament
will begin Wednesday OF next week. The.
students are entering into the idea of a
tournament this year with a greater
amount OF enthusiasm than before. 1t is
the fifty mark by the last OF this week.
A large pennant will be presented by the
board to the winners Ia both men
women's sinRles and doubles.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09

here this evening with the following score
for the six high men In professional class:
Herr broke SIS; spencer, $50 Hoon, 6N'
Gilbert, 576; Maxwell bU; httasimnlon, b4S.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
LINCOLN DEAL IS comrLETED
Team Formally Transferred to New
Owners Thursday.

LINCOLN, July S-CSpecial Telegram)-
The formal transfer Of the Lincoln fran.
chise by Guy w. Green to u. O. Despair
and l.. b. Stoner was made Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. Despair and Mr.. StOner have an
nounced that they will at once go into the
market on a hunt for pitchers, declaring
their intention to bend every effort to
strengthen the club and pull 1t out OF the
tail-end position in the pennant race. The
amount OF the consideration was not made
public.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09

'Batted for Kustus in ninth.
Slated for Mcmillan in ninth.
sBatted for BERGEN In ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
Reds win Mt

BROOKLYN, July s-BrookIyn outbatted
Clnclnnau today, but lost the game, 8 to S
the heavy wind botherinK him
SO that the visitors were able to steal five
inning was a lively one. With two men on
bases, and one out, Alperman singled and
Bescher threw the ball into the Cincinnati
players bench, scoring Burch. Alperman
ran to second. and then walked to third,
where he and Hummell were tagged out.
Alperman claimed that the ball was
blocked. and KLEIN agreed with him, allow
ing funnel to score and Alperman to take
third. After some delay he changed his
mind and Alperman was sent back to sec
ond and Hummell to third. In the mean
time Griffith changed pitchers, Casper re-
lieving Campbell. Lennox was passed and,
with the bases full and two runs to tie,
Jordan made a scratch hit, scoring Hum
nell. Lumley and McEleen, who also were
sent in to bat, but failed to make the neces.
sary hit. Because of Umpire Klem's
change of decision in the ninth, Brooklyn
has decided to protest the game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
Ma1eppas and Field Climb.

The Voegele q Dining Mazeppas will
play the Field club on the latter's grounds
Saturday at 3 p. m. This Is the second
game these teams nave played and the
Mazeppas won. II was the only time the
Field club nine has been beaten this year.
McLeon will pitch for the MRzeppas and
Faber for the club. The lineup:
Mazeppas. Field Club
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
TERRY M,GOvERN ooMm1TTED
FeatherweiRht PueiILst May
he Mentally .Deranged

NEW YORK. July &-ITerry McGovern,
former featherweight pugilist, was com.
mited by a Brooklyn magistrate to the
observation ward of the Kings County hos
pital today. Witnesses testified that his
actions for some time past indicated that
his mind had weakened. McGovern was
arrested on the streets today on complaint
of his wife.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-09
Red cloud win. a Good one.

RED CLOUD, Neb., July S.-Red Cloud
shut out Hastings here today by the
score of 2 to o. Fugate pitched great ball
for Red Cloud, allowing but three hits and
striking out fourteen men. He was given
errorless support Score by innings:
R.H.E.
Red Cloud......0 o o 0 0 0 - o
Hastings .......0 0 o 0 0 0 90 8 1
Batteries: Red Cloud, Fugate and Car
roll; Hastings, Brannick and Weigert.
Bases on balls: Off Fugate, none; off
Brannick, 8 Struck out; BY Fugate, IA;
by Brannick, 6.