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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22
DEFECTIVE SWITCH CAUSES
THE DEATH OF THREE MEN

Gerre Haute, Ind, April 22-Three
men were killed and eight probably
fatally injured early today when a
train of empty express cars on the
Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago a. St
Louis railroad struck defective
switch and collided with a construc-
ticn car on a siding at Sandford, Ind.
Nearly all the dead and injured were
members OF the construction crew.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22
FORGED BILLS OF LADING
SHOCKS ENGLISH COTTON

London, April ga severe snock
has been experienced in the Liverpool
cotton market. according TO today's
Shipping Gazette. in the discovery OF
forged bills Of lading for cotton pur-
porting TO have been shipped from
the Uaited States. The quantity in
volved IS said to be between fifteen
and twenty thousand bales.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22
TRAIN ON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
DITCHED IN NORTH CAROllNI

Washington, April 21.-The. South
ern Railway through train No. 20
from New York, which left this city
Yesterday for Atlanta was ditcned
early today by a broken rail near
Bessener City. n. c. One day coach,
tourist car and a Pullman sleeper
were turned completely over. Mrs.
Jonas. a passenger, who was slightly
bruised sustained the only casualty.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22
FIVE TRAIN ROBBERS Es-
CAPE FROM LEAvENWoRTH

Leavenworth, Kan, April 21.-Five
train robbers serving life sentences
escaped today from The Federal pris-
on near mere. Within a short time two
of the men were recaptured. At elev-
en- this morning three others are sur
rounded in brush within a short dis
tance of the prison and it is believed
all will be taken.
The recaptured men are Bob Clark.
sent up from Tyler, Texas, and John
Gideon, Moscow, Idano. The three
others are Thomas Hating, sent up
from Allen, Oklahoma, Arthur Hew-
lit, from Caddo, Oklahoma and Frank
Grigware, one of the men who held
up the Union Pacific mail near Oma-
ha last fall.
LeavenHorth. Kan, April 22.--
Frank Grigware and Theodore Muir
dock, two of the six convicts who es-
capped from the Federal penitentiary
yesterday are still at large this morn
;ng II Is believed they are hiding in
a rought district eight miles north of
here. heavy rain this morning in
terfered with the search. Twenty-Five
armed guards and two hundred farm
ers are searching for the fugitives.
The drug store where you can Sc
cure votes for the Piano contest with
each 25 c. purchase is the Roswell
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22
TWO BARGAINS.

a modern cottage close in and neal
the Central School.
A well improved farm four miller
south of the city at sacrifice.
PARSONS G. LAWRENCE.
Fire Insurance. Real Estate, Loans
Accountants. Notary.
Agents
Kansas City Life.
Phone 65 215 North Main st.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22
EIGHTEEN MINERS DIE AS
RESULT OF AN EXPLOSION

Steubenville, Ohio, April 22.-Eiga-
teen of the night force of twenty-five
miners employed in the mine OF the
Youehiogheny L. Ohio Coal Company
near Amsterdam are thought to be
dead as the result of an explosion In
the mine last night. Six bodies have
been recovered and seven other men
have been taken from the shaft am-
conscious.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22
ROOSEVELT PAYS A VISIT
TO THE TOMB OF NAPOLEON

Paris. France. April 22.-Mr. Roose-
welt began his day with a visit to the
tomb OF Napoleon, passing first into
the chapel where were seen the tat
tered battle flags captured during the
Napoleonic campaigns. Mr. Roosevelt
kept up a running fire OF comment
WITH General Dalstein, military COVER
nor OF Paris, concerning incidents OF
the various battles, Dut when the re
tunda was reached and he looked
down upon the red marble tomb of
the conqueror, the former president
grew silent.
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RICHMOND %. O. ROBBERS
GET TEN YEARS EACH

RichIond. Va. April 21.-Pleading
guilty to the robbery of the Richmond
post cffice OH the night of March %
when sS5,G00 was taken. Eddie Fay
snC Little Disk" Harris were today
sentenced To ten years in tae Allan
ia penitentiary and a fine of $4,000
each.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22

Toe people of Roswell and Chaves
county generally are gratified that
Lyon & AxteH landed the contract,
for they have confidence in this firm.
They consider them builders and be-
lieve they will not allow the work to
lag.
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NJ. Y. CENTRAL MEN WILL
ARBITRATE WAGE TROUBLE

New York, April 22.-Arbitration OF
the wage demands of the trainmen
and conductors of the New York Gen.
trail lines west of Buffalo was agreed
upon here today. The arbitration will
be independent of that now in pro-
gress affecting tle men east of Buff
falo.
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johnson viii Chance to Water.
STANDARD OIL CO. RESER-
NOIRS ARE BURNED.

Point Richmond, Calf, April 21.-
The receiving reservoirs of the Stand
ard Oil Co. for the pipe lines from
Bakersfield oil district, caught fire to-
day and heavy losses resulted. After
several hours work the ffrenen failed
to check the flames.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22
LIGHTING SYSTEM OF
MASONIC TEMPLE DONE.

After several weeks work. the elec-
trio wiring and installation of fixtures
at the new Masonic Temple building
IS complete. and tae fixtures add a
Slish to the interior of the building
that contributes more beauty than
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22

heart for what was good and healthy.
Since tae death of Dickens no writer
in the English language has been so
universally read. Mark Twain and
Count 1olstoi are the inheritors OF
a world fame"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22

GRAIN. FUEL q HIDE DEALERS
ROSWELL WOOL 4 HIDE CO.-Let
ms furnish you with your grain, coal
and wood. we buy hides. phone 30
BOSWELL TRADING CO.-coal. hay
and grain. Always the best East
geoon1 st. Phone 13e-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22
DON'T READ THIS
UNLESS YOU WANT
SOMETHING GOOD.

SOMETHING GOOD.
At a big sacrafice-a new modern,
well .nade fve--comed cottage with
bath, fronts east, good location; with
city water. Address Bar" Care Rec
ord 41tf
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The Mnol Market

So. Louis.-Mo-. April 22.-Wool stea-
dv. Territory and western mediums.
22m2i. fire mediums. 1sG20. fine.
11N1I
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Don't fall 10 ask for the votes on
the Piano Contest with each Csc cash
purchase you make at the Roswell
Drug & Jewelry Co.
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JEFFRIES SAYS HE is
NOW "FASTER THAN EVER

Pen Lomond. Calf, April 22.-Jim
.Teffries has core ort with a predic-
tioa regarding the fight with Johnson.
Il am going to be faster in this
fight" ne declared, than in any 9th
CT fight have had in the ring
He seems So confident of his abili
" to weip Johnson that his trainers
are trying to disabuse mis- mind of
his how estimate of Johnson.
Choynsky started training by ac-
Jeffries on the road this
morning.
Johnson Will Change to Water.
Chicago, April 22.-Ten cases OF
drinking water were snipped to Jack
Johnson's training camp at Ocean
Beach. San Francisco. yesterday. Up
on his arrival on the coast the champ
ion viii hire chef to prepare his
neals and the utmost precautions will
he taken to see that it is in good
shape when served.
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Phone 1S2 Star Livery for hacks
buggies, cabs and saddle horses. '8t26
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W. G. Hamilton and a party of b
friends went out to the Milne Bush
ranch today for a picnic A number
of tne party were prospectors from
the extreme east
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22

Low prices on rubber hose at J. z.
Mitchells. 21t4
J-to-date-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22
WOULD FURTHER CHANGE
RULES OF THE HOUSE

Washington, April 21.-A further
change in the rules of the t.ouse was
proposed today by Representative
Fowler. of New Jersey. an insurgent,
who introduced a resolution providing
for the selection of committees OF
the House by election. Fowler an
nounced a resolution providing that
II be privileged on May End. Speaker
Cannon ruled il would have to take
the regular course.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22

The drug store where you can Sc
cure votes for the Piano contest with
each 25 C. purchase is the Roswell
Drug a. Jewelry Co.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-22

FURNITURE STORES.
DILLEY FURNITURE COMPANY
The sweliest line OF furniture In
Roswell. High qualities and low
prices.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-02-11
The Bankers Child.

Harry Shannon's THE Bankers
Child Co.. which appeared at the
Opera House last uight, will remain
one night longer than originally bill
ed for, owing to a misunderstanding
of their New York Booking Agent.
The Company carries the entire pro
duction in the line Of scenery, cleo
trical effects. ETC., and is headed by
little Grace Elder, who is consider
ed the cleverest eight-year-old ar
fist now before the public. New
and clever specialties VIII be intro
duced by the different members of
the Company, and above all things
# comes with a moneys worth or
money back guarantee.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-02-11
Friend of FarmviIle.

Editor Herald:--I have noted your
invitation in the Herald to say
word about Vermont winter ana
for fear You may think ! do not
road the Herald ! shall reply.
walk a mile and a half every sun
day morning for the purpose OF get
the news from Farmville.
Now | believe in taikins ABOUT
the good things we have, and there.
fore we talk about our scenery anu.
our summers. OF course We miss
Virginia and its sunshine, and talk
about il To ourselves. If We had
Virginia sunshine. pleasant winters
FarmvilIe lithia water and all the
other good things you have every
body would live in Burlington. No
one place has all the good things.
but am convinced that Farmyille
has its full share, and perhaps more
than its natural proportion Of good
people. and those who live there
should enjoy comfort and happiness.
and we wish them large measure
Of both.
Sincerely yours.
L, Moccauppr
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Maintaining the Highways.
Sincerely yours.
j. +. Messenger.

The New York State Automobile as
ISOLATION has Endorsed a bill before
the legislature at Albany which pro-
vides for a tax on automobiles grad
uated as to weight. the proceeds 10 De
devoted to the maintenance OF the I'M
proved highways Of the state. On the
basis Of present registration an annual
income Of S5O0.OO0 IS expected from
this source. The income from auto
mobile registration fees IN Massachu-
sets for eighteen months amounted
TO s145.OOO which was used In ROAD
maintenance last year. But the STATE
has built 40 miles Of improved roao'
which require for proper maintenance
an expenditure of $500 q mile a year.
II IS estimated that a law patterned
after that recommended by The New
York Automobile association Wouiu
provide a sufficient income in Massa-
,husetts 10 maintain fbc improved
roads without q specific legislative ap'
proprlotion.
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saved From Awful Peril

never felt so near my grave
fowls Chamblin. of Manchest-
w. pR mob "as when a fright
& W rgb and lung trouble pulled
- soer 10 ll5 pounds, In spite oil
-rr remedies and the best doc
-.' And that l am alive TO-DAY
s.s SOLELY TO DR.. Kings New Dis
. which completely cured me.
weigh 100 pounds and can
,..s lara 1t also cured my four
49, of Group" lnfallible TO
and Colds, its the NEST GER
.- comedy for LaGrippe, Asthma
.'s lung trouble and all bron.
raieefions. soc. and Sl.OV. y
auie lree. Guaranteed ny
Drug Co.
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4 llA0E At TIE ARN0RY.
,ggnLIANT SOCIAL Event.
NJ ml Ms. x. l.. Frcear Leading
The German.

rmnl., Hiss Adele Carter. OF
Newport News eith Mr. Walter Bar
na Miss Blanche Shepherd, OF
buckingham. with Mt Baumgardner
rH $ g.. Miss Susie Powell. OF
amporia. with Mr. Burton Blanton;
~ Carrie Hunter. Of AppomattoX
v-a SIR. Mcdonald. Miss Ola Abbitt
O. ApDomattox. with Mr. J. T. Woot-
g. Miss Susie Crump. of Lynch
b-e with Mr. William Huntington
BIS g.. Miss Eta Morrison, OF
Sill field. with Mr.. Blair Fits, II
g. Miss Carrie l.. Kyle with Mr.
o. Duall. Miss Hattie X. Bugs
>, Nr joe Garnett: Miss Gaines
,Rmou3. with Mr.. A. V. Wade
~ lsu Driver. of Bridgewater
vrt SIR g. ID. Venable; Miss Alic'
Burgess. with Nr. Walter Moore, II
&c. Hiss HALEY with Mr.. T. Y
Einlais.
STAYS b NJ. Bliss, Jr.. John J.
Vaughan Lewis Eppes, Geo. Ken
Via Frank r WootOn, r. Clyd
earr and Frank Verser.
o..nero1es. Mr.. and Mrs. X. L
H-a 300 SIR. and Mrs. V. z. Pau
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SUGGESTIVE QJE5nJlj
On he Sunday School, Lessons by
Rev. Dir. LIaSCOii for lie Inter
ndtIOnaI Press Bible Question
Club.
February 10, 1910.


Copyright. 1910. By Rev. ,. $. Linscott DID,
Worldliness and Trust. Matt Vi:
1894.
Golden Text-Seek ye first the king
dom of God. and his righteousness and
all these things shall be added unto
you Matt. vi:33.
Verse 1s-What would Jesus have
every man 10 consider as his chief
treasurer" (See Matt. H:33)
What is the test as 10 what mans
treasure" is, or that which he values
most highly?
If Jesus here does not forbid q man
to provide in the present for the fu-
ture temporal needs Of himself and
family. what is it he does forbid?
Verse 20-Wnat is implied in laying
up treasure I'm heaven. and how is &c
done?
Verse Elbow would you demon
strate that where your treasure is.
there will your heart be also?"
Verses 22-23-The "eye" is what the
body sees with and distinguishes one
thing from another, what Is the facul-
ty Of the soul which answers to the
eye of the body?
If the Judgment is biased and the
/ conscience perverted. how would that
affect the views which a man may
have Of moral and spiritual questions?.
Verse 24--What does the word
"mammon" stand for here?
Why is It impossible for a man to-
serve" both God and 'mammon?"
When a mans chief dependence Isl
upon money. what God does he wOr-
ship?
Verses 25.27-Why is our temporal
welfare assured IL We depend wholly
upon God?
What are the natural effects Of anX.
ious care upon a mans ability to mako
proper provisions for the future, and
upon his present peace Of mind?
What is the only effectual cure for
the common malady Of anxious care?
What are the chief evils Of anxiety?
Why is dependence upon God i'm
possible. while we are flied with
, anxious care about our temporal
needs?
Verses 9S-31-In considering the III
les their freedom from toll, their
growth and .heir beauty. what les
sons may we learn Of personal md
perfect trust in God for our raiment2
What IS the tendency OF perfect
trust I'M God upon our habits Of sell
help and general industry?
II person trusts wholly In God. rs
Jesus commanded and practised. Why
Is he as sure 10 be as perfect n us
sptere as lily in its sphere?
Seeing hat God is to all OF rs what
tho most loving father is to f'' Oh"
dren what effect should that fact have
unon our peace OF mind concernini
future temporal needs?
What is the root Of all anxious care
Verse 32-What is the Fundamental
difference between a saint and sin
/. ner?
? Verses 33-34-What reason can yo'
give. for the accuracy Of the statemen
Of Jesus, tina. il we make the king
don, Of God and its Righteousness on
2 first care. that all our temporal want
# will thereby be provided for? (Thi
question may have TO be answered u
writinq by members Of the club
Lesson Tor Sunday, Feb 2Otn, 1917
The Golden Rrle-Temperance Les
Il son. Matt. vii.1-l2.
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and despairing fellow-men.

ana despairing fellow-men.
Who was first to burn a plant
bed?
Miss Buchanan. of Richmond. is
guest of DR.. and Mrs Jarman.
Mrs. Booth, of Petersburg, visited
Mrs. c. B. Crute this week.
Mrs. E. Scott Martin is visiting
Mrs. w. Duval Adams, Jr.. of Lynch
burg.
Miss Lucy Nash Eggleston, Of
Charlotte c. H., is the guest Of Mrs.
c. B. Crute.
Mr.. c. A. Price has just returned
home from an extensive business
tour for a well earned rest.
Miss Rosa Williams is at home
again after pleasant visit to
friends az Arvonia.
Edison says the death rate will
decrease IS per cent. when the peo-
pie stop eating meat. We have
quit.
Mr.. W. r. Hubbard drove from
Rice to Farmville in the early MORN
| ing hour of last Monday and says
1T was cold good
Miss Alberta Poole entertained a
Jew friends very delightfully."- on
Wednesday evening in honor of her
birthday.
sir. iiolace Richardson. we regte,
o know. has been on the sick lis.
We can't afford not to greet him
as the days come and go.
Mrs. Robert Louis Freear has re-
turned from Richmond. where she
has had most delightful visit to
her parents.
Right Worshipful s w. Paulett
ST.. and Worshipful Master A. V
Wade are representing No. Al at
the Grand Lodge of Richmond.
A good dressing OF sand is being
Given to the public road leading of
b from the Hampden-Sidney road II
the direction of Scott Green. An'
the improvement is marked.
Keep a cow" says some one. ant
so save the problem of high prices
But another chimes in and asks
How can we keep a cow when SOM
folks object to keeping children?
The Prince Edward Cigar Com
e pany has just added another e'
r pert cigar maker to the force whic
e now numbers three. Mr.. F, W
+ Herman. manager. went on a recer
, business trip for the company TO
b Richmond. Norfolk and Portsmout
y and met with gratifying success.
Mr.. o. w. Num-, of Roanoke, an
his brother. Dr. George Giles,
Union Hall, were the guests of thei
e sister-in-law, Mrs. Lillian V. S. Nun
j Tuesday. While here they visite
y the Normal School and were yer
s much pleased with what they sa'
D of Farmville.
Rev S. II. Thompson, once the 81
loved pastor of the Farmville Bal
y fist church. and who for a numbs
D of years has been preaching in Blue
q field, w. Va, was in town on yes
} terday greeting his friends and be
o. ing warmly greeted by them. OW
> ing to the health of his family Nj
Thompson will move to Florida. w
f regret his leaving Virginia but II
dulge the hope that the warmer cl
q mate will give full strength and
health to those in whose interest b
- r,o1-f,r tho f,oya
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Major David Burton Blanton.

Nt Burton" Blanton lived
a.. re knew him only as Bur
IN 'a now that he has been select
" as Major of the 2Sd New York
Regiment of Volunteers, we salute
o. such. and send our congrat-
'a Our boys" are winning
' ia civic and military circles
know they will wear them
and we'll.
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Aoarse Coughs. Stuffy Colds,

"a IN the chest and sore lungs, are
91poms that quickly develop into
-a,s.r0us illness if the cold is
~ clrei FOley's Honey and Tar
'is 'he cough heals and eases the
.-g-s'ad parts. brings quick RELIEF.
Sa l an druggists.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-02-11

The ladies' of the Home Mission
Society win give a Valentine Tea
v1iay Feb. 18th, at the home OF
H. ] D.. Watkins. from 4 TO $50
'N ior the benefit Of the Metho-
& church.
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r.sr ONE CENT A WORD.

Far sale. Lost. Found-in fact
Nan- IN advertisements inserted IN
o., ar, ,'.. ~ for ONE CENT word. eacn
,is . with a minimum charge OF ten
rsr <. s;rnatures counted as part oil ID
w.. ,be number Of insertions desired
Jn'' tbe time Of entering the al
sa'eo- II will be continued at the
ss-. l.e until Lotice 10 discontinue is
ra.ei
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lily man is a king in his
ar unhealthy man IS an
aro. Burdock Blood Bit
un sound health-keeps
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.-..v0RELAND CLUBS a BLEND
~ III. Maryland Rye Whistles. II Is
Lass. and its purity is guaranteed IN
... states pure food law. Even,
e, side-board for himself and
rsH law an frst-class hotels. cafes
ce& .--es UIMAN. BOYklN 4 Co.
s,~.rs. Md. .,,h;.I,.,, is for sale by
.r.-rtiIe Dispens<y-
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..or>r The rooms occupied BY the Farm
fshL-' ..5r, near courthouse. Posses
:. '.s-'. .r,smber lst Apply to c. Z. Chap
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,.- ,ocl,-piece at Presbyterian Church
81 Finder please return 70 Mrs. ). H.
.iri H.h' feb Hit
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far and night the tor
hing piles. Nothing help
l used Doan's Ointment
me- permanently Hon.
Garrett. Mayor. Girard, Ala.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-02-11

In this dat OF high priced meat
why not go nto the squad raising
business?
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-02
SEALS TRIM Wings
OF HOGAN'S FLOCK
With Their Big Sticks They
Did the Trick; Count
em-Sixfeen!
ESPECIAL Dispatch TO The Call

LOS ANGELES. Sept 1.-The Seals
got their revenge today. Overwhelming <
Hogan S Villagers to the tune of to >.
The principal instrument of vengeance
was Mitchell, the Seals new pitche,
who had the sign on the Hoganites
from the start Mitchell was Wild at
times and Vernon's only runs were
forced in when he walked men in the
hfth inning. In the sixth he walked the
first man up and Mohler sent him to
the bench despite the pleadings of
Mitchell and other members of the
team. Browning relieved him and I'm
ished the game. Mitchell, aside from a
tendency to wildness, pitched great ball
and in three times at bat got single
and double besides fielding his posi-
tion well.
The Seals took the lead in the first,
Mohler scoring on Burrelrs error and
Ross boot of Lewis single. Lewis
scored on Tenants double. A double
Play proved Bernon's undoing today, as
1T did with the Seals yesterday. Car
Isle got in. front of one of Mitchells
shoots in the first. Burrell walked and
Tenant fumbled Ross bunt
With the bases full and none out, r.
Brashear drove to Witt, who caught
Carlisle at the plate and Brashear was
doubled at first. Coy was an easy out.
After the third inning the game was
four runs. After Mohler was our,
Lewis singled and went to second on a
wild pitch. Bodie walked and Tenant
singled. Witt scored two with a double
and two more tailed on a wild pitch
Hogan, seeing the game was host, sent
Hensling and Hasty in TO replace
Breckenridge and Brown. The Seals
scored their seventh run in the sixth
when Hensling was found for four hits.
Shaw scored in the seventh on two
singles and a double steal.
Vernon's gift runs came in the fifth.
Fisher and Hasty singled. Hensling
famed and Carlisle walked. filing the
bases Burrel walked forcing in run
and after Ross fouled out r. Brashear
walked, forcing in the second tally.
Mitchell appeared nearly broken
hearted when he was sent to the bench
in the sixth, The crowd cheered him
Justify Bodie, who has a lame ankle,
was replaced by Shaw in the fifth.