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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
Corbett Says
Jeffries Lost
All His Nerve
He Declares that Big Fighter Was in
Fine Condition, but Broke Down
Just Before Battle.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Jim Corbett,
threw some interesting side lights today on
the Jeffries-Johnson fight, declaring that
Jeffries could have beaten dozen John
sons before July 4, but that worry over
several things caused his defeat.
Corbett said that Jeffries worried over
the criticism of the fight by Governor GIL
lett, that he fretted constantly over the
news that his friends were betting all their
money on him, and that Billy Delaney, his
old manager, was going to aid Johnson.
Corbett. speaking of the final rundown
before the fight. said; r,- 90.
I've seen many fellow who was all
in before fight but never one to compare
with Jeffries We found our room all right
and the big fellow stripped for a rundown.
Roger Cornell, the greatest rubber in the
world, and one of the best judges of con-
dition, started to work over Jeffries as he
lay on the table. Jim was lying on his
stomach. Suddenly heard low sob from
where / stood to one side.
at was Cornell He realized that Jeffries
was all in and 1t broke his heart. 1 tapped
him on the shoulder, and as he looked up.
shook my head and frowned at him.
The tears were streaming down his cheeks
and the muscles OF his face were working
convusivey. But Jim did not heed any
thing, and l doubt greatly that he would
have realized even had he looked around
at the rubber"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
Bits Of. Sport Gossip

Fremont still leads the state league by
clean margin of 80 points.
Red Fisher, who has been transferred by
st. Louis Browns to Louisville, has not
Joined the team, but is evidently taking a
short vacation.
Conrad Young brings back glowing re-
ports OF the prospects for large entry list
from abroad for the clay court tournament
here next month.
Pittsburg used five pitchers to stem tho
tide In the game with Philadelphia, but tho
Quakers would not be denied. Not q
pirate reached third on McQuillen's
benders.
Jack johnson, champion heavyweight
pugtlist, Is scheduled to visit Washington
the latter part OF July and there Is consi-
derable excitement In colored fraternai
circles as TO who Is to entertain the cham.
pion
Outplaying, outstaying and outgeneralinE
their opponents, Drummond Jones OF ST
won the Central States tennis champion.
ship. In doubles. Jones then won in tina
singles.
Henry severid, catcher on the ottumwa
natl Nationals for H,60O. Severid played
ball with semi-pro teams In the northerIl
part of Iowa last year before Joining the
Burlington club.
Dr. w. j. Monilaw. for seven years at
the head OF athletic teams at Drake, nan
resigned his position as athletic manager
at the State University OF Missouri and
Stages assistants.
From present Indications the season OF
1910 promises to be one OF the most re-
markable In the history OF major league
base ball. The season Is now q little over
two months old, and there have been soma
OF the greatest battles known TO the dia
mond.
The Western association organised a
number OF years ago to take the place Of
the Missouri Valley League, IL again grad
ually renewing It's old reputation for good
base ball good crowds and good talent, and
from all Indications, the present season
win END as the most successful Of tho
leagues history.
The axe which has been hanging over
the heads OF several Des Motnes Champs
for a number OF days descended very
gently Sunday, carrying with IL the heads
OF Neal, the catcher, and kearney, In
fielder, who Joined the Champs some tell
days ago Both men were returned III
Chicago with the information that theT
couldn't produce at Des Moines
Negotiations under way for another in
ternational amateur billiard tournament by
the National Association Of Amateur Bill
lard Players were inspired by recent sue
cessful amateur tournament held In Paris.
and the fact that the association has in
it's custody the international trophy. Won
by Calvin Demarest In IS0s and surren-
dered BY that expert when he became .
professional
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
COOL WAVE STRIKES, CHICAGO,
Drop of Twenty Degrees ~ Followed
by Heavy Rain and High
E., Wind. rer"e ,F

CHICAGO, July t2.--Welcome relief from
the heat which oppressed Chieagoans came
an hour after noon today, when the mer-
curry fell 70 degrees in less than five min
utes. travelling down from 81 degrees TO 81
degrees, as recorded by the local weather
bureau. "e. ".A
With the plunge to more comfortable
temperature a forty mile-an-hour wind
struck the city. dashing sheets of rain into
windows and doors. Street signs and sky
lights suffered from the gale which soon
abated to a steady breeze Of twenty-four
miles an hour, while the torrent of rain
eased off into a moderate downpour
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
Nebraska City and Clarinda Take
Games, Latter with Mig Lead
DRUMMoND JONES WINS TITLE
defeats Peters second Time for
Championship I'm stiff Battle in
Finals I'm Central states Singles.

ST. LOUIS, July 12.--Drummond Jones of
st Louis defeated Charles Peters of Chi
cago in the finals, of the Central States
Tennls association singles here this after
noon and won for the second time from
Peters the championship title. Jones was
driven the limit TO beat the Chicago expert,
taking three in five sets. He won the first
and second sets, 7-5i Peters took the third
ana fourth by scores of 6-3 and Ga and
Jones won the fifth set 1913.
Never was the ST. Louis champion ex-
terded as he was in this match Peters
played him for all feiywas worth, though
the visitor lacked the stamina to carry him
through the deciding set
The loser played as good tennis as did
the winner, but Jones gheld an advantage
IN condition, which, poupled with bis we'll
favor. .rsi-G r Ikfs7g '.'sif ~ Sa'.'is3 n
Peters resorted to a smashing game early
IN the series. His terrific drives enabled
MIN TO push Jones to two deuce sets be :
fore the necessary points were gathered to
decide the sets. a. .s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
EatImnte for Yenr.

This estimate is not far from the expendi-
lures of the fiscal year just closing The
estimated expenditure win be close to
S225, 600 ,s.es.-
Bids for paving were, received. on seven
new districts and upon two alleys The
bids were for the paving of 3 street from
Twenty-eighth to Twenty-ninth, Pauline
avenue, Twentieth from Missouri avenue to
N street, NJ from Twenty-fourth to Twen-
ty-fifth, Twentieth from Missouri avenue
to g street, Nineteenth from to Mis-
souri, avenue, Seventeenth frcm ] to Mis-
souri, avenue aNi.s Tr-
= The council recommended for, passage
the ordinance to pave Twenty-thind street
from to the city limits ION the
north, notwithstanding an Informal protest
by certain residents on the ground that
the city had reached the charter 1limita-
ton of bond issue. The bids were re-
ferred to the committee OF the whole coun-
ell and to the city clerk and city engineer
for tabulation. t>v v2'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
Seward Gives
Superior I aste
of Real Shutout
Nine Runs Piled Up on NuokOllS
County Men-Red Cloud Defeats
Fremont, Six to Three.

SEWARD, Neb., July 12-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Seward shut out Superior today
IN sided game Score: RH. E,
Superior sSpSES '. ........S ~ Z
Batteries: Seward. Harrington and Neff;
superior Brown snyder and Barley.
FREMONT, Neb., July i2-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Red Cloud defeated Fremont this
afternoon by heavy batting and better all
around playing, Score: r. II. E.
Red Cloud .... 0 o 0 2 0 0 0-6 IL o
Fremont ......t 0 o 0 o 0-3 8
Batteries: Red Cloud, Masters, Moss and
fagan; Fremont, Hendron and Miller.
HASTINGS, Neb,, July 12.-CspecaD--
Hastings and Rearnev divided a double
header today. Herrick was run off by
his former team mates early in the second
game. Smiths two Dagger was the only
Hastings hit in the last section. Score:
First game:
RHR
kearney .......,.......OOO0 s 2
Hastings ......,..,..20 O23O0x -7 8 /
Batteries; Kearney Lowmen and Town
send; Hastings, Waldron and Gaarce
Second game
RHE
Kearney ..n........llOOOO 2Il2 2
HasIhss ',.,...,....t,.,..,,O 90 o l 0 o. / 3
Batteries; kearney, Moves and Townsend;
HHastings Herrick, Pierce, Garrde and
COLUMBUS, Neb., July 12.-Cspeclal
TeiegramJ Score: RHE
Grand Island. .....................,.... 3
SuiuHlDuS .ss..t.............,........ o
Batteries: Grand Island, Green and
Carroll; Columbus, sndelar and Agnew:
Umpire. Nash.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Ben Loyal Again Winner, hut Only
by Head

Dy u heous
EMPIRE CITY, July 12-Ben Loyal, 4
to favorite, won the Glencove handicap
at six turlongs here today, but only after
a hard drive. Barley Thorpe was the
moved up into the lead and looked an
easy winner, but in the last 100 yards
Eauntleroy came with rush and forced
Garner to drive to win by a head.
H g. Bedwell was a visitor at the track
today, but will return to Latonia tonight
to attend the meeting of the racing COM
maries
First race, five and one-half furlonEs
Dartworth g to u won, Thrifty &c to u
second, Stare as to y third. Time: loo.
Secord race, selling, six furlongs: Jeanne
dare % to p won, Sir Alvescot Is to u
second, Rosimior g to y third. Time: 1913.
g to y won, Harvey f., e to j second,
Bang g to u third. Time 1:l3
Fourth race six furlongs: Ben Loyal a
ley Thorpe III to s hirS d. . ri sSSGn iis
Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs;
Mr.. Golightly us to 100 won. Rogon nc to
p p, second Amaln q to u third. Time:
Sixth race, one and one-fourth mile:
Montgomery q to 100 won, Perry Johnson
TO y second Bad News 30 to u third.
SALT LAKE CITY, July lS-Three favor
ties and three outsiders split the card at
First race, six furlongs: Titus II % to u
won, Smiley Metzner az TO y second.
Rather Royal % to % third. Time: 1:16as.
Second race, five furlongs: Bill Eaton
(6 to u won Tramotor Is to p second,
Susie Gregg az to u third. Time 1:Olm.
Third race, five furlongs: Del Friar Ga
70 % won, Beatrice Soule Is to u second,
Edmond Adams a to 81 third. Time 1:02M.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth:
Round and Round q to u won, Gretchen
| Time :4sA.
Fifth race, six furlongs; Marian Casey
md IT 10 a4rA
1:14St. as
Sixth race, five and one-half furlongs,
u second. Arionette 6 TO y third Time:
| 1:07.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
SOUTH DAKOTA TENNIS MEN
WIN NORTH DAKOTA CUP
Ray l.. BransOA and DE-. Ray smith
Making Trip 20 Several Meets
in Automobile.

MITCHELL s. D., July 2-(Special.)-
Ray /. Branson and DIR. Ray Smith of
this city attended the state tennis tourna-
eessful in carrying off the championship
in both singles and doubles Branson de-
feated Williston, who held the champion
from that he Is the holder of the silver
loving cup for the coming year. He ship
ped the cup home today. Branson and
Smith played In the finals in doubles and
defeated Wnliston and Blatherwick by a
score OF 81, OF, 6-3 81. The local players
made the trip to Bismarck In an automobile
and will play In the tournaments at Grand
Forks this week, going down 20 Minneap-
oils for tournament and then to Sioux
Falls for the South Dakota tournament
From there they so 10 Sioux City and
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Ordinance Passes Raising Interest on
Paving Bonds.
ESTIMATE FOR NEXT YEAR
Total VIII Reach About s22S,ooO,
Not Far from SUM Expended
in Year Just Clos
H

The recommendation OF the amendatory
ordinance 10 provide for raising interest on
all the proposed issues Of general paving
bonds was the feature OF the council meet
ing last night This ordinance amends
about nine previous ordinances by raising
the rate from per cent TO 6b per cent,
changing the date of the issue OF .the bonds
to August 1 in all cases. ''t
The ordinance was given second reading
and the matter of the finances produced
no comment.
The council also recommended the pas
sage OF the bill posters ordinance, which
more clearly defines the duties OF the city
bin poster and is practically a copy OF the
Omaha ordinance The effect viii be to
make fixed fee of the privilege OF posting
bills and not as formerly leaving tho
charge to the discretion OF the bill poster.
A new milk ordinance was introduced,
naming the sanitary Inspector as the Off
cial milk inspector OF the city and pro-
vlding list of the du,ties 10 be performed.
1t will be required that the milk Inspector
visit each dairy to whom a license is
granted once each moath and he will have
a right to examine all the premises, in
GLIDING the pastures, drinking water Of the
stock food and utensils. -.s .-, ......
EstImnte for Year. g
The estimated expenditures for the COM
ing year were submitted, on which the levy
and Appropriation ordinances Will be drawn,
! The estimates follow exactly the charter
/ Limitations and are: b.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
IS; Reds Win in 18th; Dones Take in Cardina
Johnson Thinks
Blow on Optic
Finished Jeff
Appears in Vaudeville in New York
Where He Tells over Again Story
from Ringside.

NEW YORK, July RI won." said Jack
johnson this afternoon as he paused to
show the famous gold reef, while the crowd
that filled the vaudeville theater where he
made his first public appearance since the
fight at Reno with James Jeffries oheered
and stamped. Il won, and all I can say
Is that It is my purpose TO defend my title
against all corners. and l thank you for
this reception.
AS told this audience before the fight
believed ! was the better man. made
Up my mind to fight a fair, honest fight.
and l believe the pictures will show that
did. II Mr.. Jeffrss had been the best
man and whipped me I would have gone
to his corner and tipped my hat 10 him
and offered him my hand. AS il was I
won"
Before Johnson went on the stage he
received a delegation OF newspaper men In
his dressing room. They asked him why
he had sold out his share in the moving
pictures Of the fight.
well" said Johnson, you see its like
this. You always see the man who has
the patent lose his money. II l had kept
my interest l would have had to employ a
large number Of men to look after my
interests As It was / got $4,000 and a
little bonus Of $4,000 or $4,000 for my
interest.
Now, II l had kept my share Of the
pictures, by the time the other twenty
five or thirty of us had got through cheat
ing one another. l doubt II there would
have been that much money left for me.
SO long as they were willing to manage
it and give me the money was perfectly
willing to accept it. AS far as l am con-
cerned ! hope they make million out
OF It,"
Somebody asked Johnson what blow he
thought won the fight.
Il think" he answered. "it was the blow
that closed Jeffrles right eye"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
KANSAS CITY.
An n n
Totals ,.,..2s 10 Il II
sBatted for Rhodes In fifth

& fssl city ..........@,.s$ 1855 III
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
POOR PITCHING BEATS TIGERS
Athletics Win by Score of Six to
-Four.
TY COBB SHOWS UP LATE
Manager Jennings Refuses 10 Discuss
Reason for DiIatory Arrival
of Great Out
fielder.

PHILADELPHIA, July l2-Poor pitching
by the eDtroit twlrlers enabled Philadelphia
TO make It four straight over the cham
plons, to 4. Cobb failed to arrive on the
grounds until the third inning and Man
sger Jennings declined to discuss the rea-
sons for his late arrival. Pitcher Bender
of philadelphia is confined to his home
with nattack Of stomach trouble and a
heavy cold. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
SIOUX TAKE SECOND CANE
Showers and Freeman Each Have One
Bad Inning.
INDIANS PILE Up FOUR RUNS
Rourkes Retm'H with Three ana
Iowahh Add one More Later,
Making a. Five TO
Thrce.

SIOUX CRY, ,JUiy i2Tsioux City won
the second game Of the series from Omaha
today. Both pitcbeps lhkd one bad inntpg
Apiece. In the fontth showers walked three
men and hit another. fstcng a run. II.
WEIGH then doitbled, scoring three men.
The lucals fifth gun came over in the
Sc, enth on Aodrvas two-bagger and gull
Inns single, w.
Freeman Ras scored on in the sixth
Personsi vas passed. Kane was safe on an
error asfbisas DOC WEIGH singled and
Thompson donbisa netting three ruas.
Kane's work az firat was the feature. The
score: tfHJfFEs ~ @1& Het
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13

WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha 3; sioux City, s.
Topsfg, 8; St PeJ Jos @Snei i.
Wichita, !; Denver g.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, Z; 81. Louis s ia inningsj.
, New York Chicago. postponed.
Philadelphlas Pittsburg, postponed.
Detroit, d, Philadeiphia, 6.
81. Louis, 4; Washington, e. Called in
eighth inning, darkness)
Chicago, 3; New York. 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Goiumbus- indianapolis, postponed.
Toledo, 0; Louisville, o. Called end OF
sixth to catch train.)
minneapolis Milwaukee, postponed.
90. Paul, IL; Kansas City II. (Called end
OF seventh TO catch train.)
MINK LEAGUE.
Maryville, 0; Auburn, 2.
Clarinda, 10; Fails City. 1
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
kearney, o. Hastings, 4; second game.
kearney, 4; Hastings, 2
Superior, 0; Seward, 81
Red Cloud, 6; Fremont, 3.
Grand Island, /; Columbus, O.
Games Today.
Western League-Omaha at Sioux City,
Lincoln at Des Molnes Topeka at st. JOS
eph, Wichita at Denver.
National League-Brooklyn at st. Louis
Boston at Cincinnati, New York at Pitts
burg, Philadelphia at Chicago.
American League-Cleyeland ct New York
St Louis at Philadelphia, Washington al
Detroit Chicago at Boston.
American Association - Minneapolis al
columbus, st. Paul at Toledo, Kansas
City at indianapolis, Milwaukee at Louis
Vile.
Nebraska State League-Kearney at Hast.
ings, Superior at Seward, Red Cloud al
Fremont, Grand Isdand at Columbus
Mink League-Maryville at Auburn, Ne
braska City at Shenandoah Clarinda al
Falls City.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
FAST TIME Ar M4ToHELL RACES
Dean n and Harry 5 VictOrH In FRS,
Days South Dakota Races.

MITCHELL, S, D.. July 12-(Special Tel.
egram. 1.-The July meeting fths Driving
Park association opened this afternoon
under circumstances that Indicate success
races. The attendance was large and the
weather highly favorable. In the ESQ trot
Dean r. was first, Louburton second, Otto
NJ third, Jay Pool, who went lame in the
third heat, fourth. Time: 2:4h. The $500
Corn Palace stake, 2:26 pace, was won BY
Harry s. in straight heats; Kentucky M
second, rPince Onward Third, Buster Lock
hart fourth. Best time: 9:15h.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13

'Batteds for slagle in the fifth. N
TogisYille ...,i..a.,-SS dsSs7 -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
Morse Bluff Wins.

MORSE BLUFF, Neb., July 12.-(Special.)
What was billed to be a hard game termi-
mated as such Sunday when Morse Bluff
put Snyder's best to the bad IN a fast ten
inning game by the score of 2 to l.
Gustin, Snyders new twirler, was weak
ening fast when the end came, while Book
emuehl was better than ever.
Snyder made their only score in the first
attempt. Our runs came in the fifth and
tenth. Score: RH.E.
Morse Bluff ........ OOOO1O00O1 s s
Snyder .......,.....~. 100000 90 OIL 4
Struck out: BY Bockemuehl s; by Gus
tin, Q. Time: 1:45 Umpire; Jameson. Score
keeper: Ladenburger
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
AIlrrrh RivnI nf Pirnten.

PITTSBuRG, Pa, July R.-According 10
rumors which hare been qpietly circulated
for several days and which find their way
into print thic afternoon, negotiations are
park IN the Beitefieid district here 10 q
syndicate which Is said 10 contemplate or.
ganizlng Plttsbufg base ball team az
rivals to the National league club here
The rumors connect the name OF Ban John
son OF the American league with the re,
ported deal.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
OMAHA.

sBatted for Gondlng N the nintl
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
nase mali Player. nniolnea.

NEBRASKA CITY, Eeb, July ia-(Spo-
cial. IA restraining order was secured
against the base bali boys Saturday nlgRft
TO prevent them from playing ball here
Sunday. II did not deter the Nebraska CITY
ana Maryville team from playing because
they went over the river just out OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13

OAKLAND, Neb., July 12.-(Special.)--
Herman and Oakland played an eleven
inning tie game at Oakland Sunday af-
ternoon, the score being and 3. The
game was called in the eleventh to allow
the Herman players to catch train.
land this year. The score: r. II. E.
Herman .,.........00 111000000 10 4
Oakland ...........0 0O2O01 OoO0-3 z
Batteries: Oakland, Storm and Palmquist;
Herman, Ray and Weber. Struck out: BY
Storm, 8; by Ray g. Bases on balls: Off
Storm, 2; off Ray, 8. Two-base hit: Yo-
we'll. Time OF game: 1:56. Umpire, Young.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
May Prosecute Stakeholder.

NEW YORK, July 12.--Charles q. Mott,
the assistant district attorney who is act
ing prosecutor OF New York county in Mr.
Whitman's absence. has decided to at
tempt proceedings against State Senator
Timothy Sullivan for holding the stakes In
connection with the recent prize fight In
Reno. II was announced unofficially that
Mr.. Mott would call the matter TO the at
tentiOn OF the grand jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13

NEWMARKET, England, July HILARY
Payne Whitney's Newcastle IL today
won the Beaufort stakes (Welter handi-
cap) OF 10 sovereigns each for starters with
800 sovereigns added. for three-year-Olds
and up, distance, five furlonEs.
The Spring Hall selling plate of 200 sove-
Feigns for three-year-Olds and upward
distance, the Chesterfield course, seven
furiongs, was won by Mr.. Whitney's Hill
side III.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
x-RAY SPECIALIST is DEAD
Dr.. RaAsabian Dies of skin Cancer
Contracted from Burns of
ROentEen Rays.

PHILADELPHIA, July i2.-Dr. Mihran,
X. Kassabian, one Of the best known X
ray specialists in the United States, died
contracted from burns received during
macy years Of practice with Rosntgen
rays
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
BoxinR at south Omaha.

Tommy BresnahAn OF South Omaha and
Tommy Gary Of Chicago have been matched
90 at the hall at Twentieth and q streets,
South Omaha Several good preliminary
matches also have been arranged. Brosna-
the bacon, increasing the number OF his
admirers at the Magic City.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13

CEDAR RAPIDS Ia July 12--with 10
entries the tenth annual state golf tourna-
ment opened this morning. Today was
given over TO the qualifying rounds Many
candidates were entered for the state
championship, including Past Champions
Dickinson and Sheehan OF Des Moines and
Ferguson OF Cedar Rapids.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13

CREsToN, Ia. July la-(speolai.) 1T. Is.
Bridges, principal OF the Creston High
school. is playing league base ball thiA
Ing left fielders position. IN the New Bed
ford Mass., team. Mr.. Bridges had been
In the eastern league teams beforo COM
mand there as soon as his work for the
year here closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
onIazLIns NRnF IF. TIninIn FoRM
FiTat victory vita wichita Followed
ny .AnOther one,

DENVER. Colo. July l2srDenver took
another game nom Wichita today, getting
running after Beall's long hit, which was
turned into a home run. Manager Hen
bricks was sent oft the field for too Wig
Orous eOachins in the first inning s s9 70 &
wichita ......l 90 0 900 ell 5
Denver ,"..,.. 8, i o o 90 o e.'-6 g
Der and Weaver, Umpires: Spencer and
Flynn. 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-13
REDS WIN PITCHERS BATTLE
Barger Lets Down in Thirteenth and
Loses Game.
MILLER's HIT BRINGS SCORE
Trolley Dodgers Beaten IN Long,
Hard Ftsht-Three Flingers
DO Great work.

CINCINNATI. o.. July 12.-Cincinnati
won a thirteen-innings pitchers battle from
Brooklyn here today, 1 to 0. Barger
pitched magnificent ball, as did also Gaspar
and Beebe. Barger lost the game in the
thirteenth by letting down and giving two
bases on balls. These we're followed by
Muler's nit that scored Paskert Score: