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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12
OUTING CLUB MEETS
C. A. Tyson Chosen President-Bag
Barbecue Planned

The annual meeting of the Birmfng-
ham Outing club occurred with
about 40 members present. The board
of managers, c. A. Tyson, A. H. Ford
and 8. w. Lee, made a very fiattering
report for the past years work. Many
were installed during the
year. namely, electric lights, new boats,
electric pump, dam improved and many
smaller conveniences. Recommendation
was made for further improvements
during the present year. The club owns
164 acres of land along about one mile
of Kellys creek and has good corn
and wheat mill, two residents and two
new clubh ouses. elegantly equipped,
which compare favorably to the best
hotels.
During the next so days barbecue
will be given to its members and spe-
cial cars are being arranged to carry
all the members and friends for days
outing. c. A. Tyson was elected pres
ident. Ernest Redd and T. L. Hill
were put on the board of mana gers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12
LITTLE DOPE

Emery played an excellent game yes
terday.
The Barons play Memphis in Memphis
Sunday.
Gygl was at the bat twice yesterday
for Memphis. made one hit, stole base
and scored two runs.
Chattanooga after losing two straights
TO Franks team, won two.
Birmingham dropped yesterday from
fourth to sixth place.
With the exception of the three leaders
the teams of the league are grouped
closely together.
Montgomery has captured Dietz, aftel
whom Birmingham was last season He's
a pretty good performer.
Montgomery has lost two games in a
low, and the fans are hammerfng.
The attendance at West End yester-
day was good, everything considered.
"Doc'' Wiseman had three opportunities
to score runners by a hit, and delivered
on his third trial.
Luck chung to Hub Perdue yesterday
like leach: otherwise Nashville would
have lost another games
seabaugh was robbed twice Tuesday
afternoon and twice yesterday. He is
hitting like house afire.
1t is probably Mr.. Keupper today. Wag-
ner will heave for Birmingham. Bern
hard has never done the honors In Bir-
mingham yet.
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increased salary list down the threats
of some of the members of the league.

increased salary list down the threats
of some of the members of the league.
No one will deny that the restriction this
season in regard to salaries is a great
improvement over that of last and other
preceding seasons.
Heretofore there was a rule which was
not observed by any club, each club knew
that it was flying under false colors ana
knew that every other club was doing
likewise.
1t was a case of conniving with false
hood, and many excellent men having in
charge the affairs of the clubs of the
league could hardly refer to alleged limits
without blushing.
The new rule, therefore, being such a
marked Improvement over the old, should
be given a, fair trial, though not for such
a long time as the rank prohibition laws
of Alabama have been tried.
The restriction which permits club
to carry but IA players may work
hardships, but the hardships will be
borne equally by each club.
1t may happen that the teams will
be so handicapped by this ruling this
season that by the time of another
meeting of the directors the sentiment
for a change will be SO keen that
it can be accomplished without blood
shed.
But If the teams are permitted here
after to carry more than IA players,
the salary limit must be increased pro-
portionately or there will be keen temp
tation to infringe laws by means which
are so serious that they smack of the
criminal.
But three days more and each club
must have on its pay roll only IA
men.
The majority of the clubs have al
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12
NEW WHITE SLAVE
PLOT is REVEALED

New York, May 11.-Under orders from
the district attorney four habitues of
Chinatown were arrested last night in
what is described by Assistant District
Attorney Frank Moss as a new white
slave plot. In one of the houses visited
by detectives, Marcelle Feaure, a pretty
16-year- white girl, whose home ID
at Easton, Pa. was seized and sent to
the house of detention. The arrests, as
Mr.. Moss said, foled plot to take
the girl into Chinatown after she had
been lured here from her home for that
purpose. Two white women and their
Chinese husbands are the prisoners. Mr..
Moss said he is confident no harm has
yet come to the girl as it was planned
to introduce her slowly to the aspect Of
vice in Chinatown before the sale for
fear she would become disguised and
runaway.
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Circunspechou Of Southern League Salary Limit

ready whacked until few other dis
missals are necessary.
Birmingham has 16 players-Moles-
worth, Mcbride, Messenger, Elliott,
Ryan, McGilvray, Marcan, Newton, En-
cry, Larsen, Manuel. Wagner, Robin
son, F'leharty, Bauer and Lower.
Robinson on account of illness will
be released, it is probable. 1t is not
known what other player will be dec
Grated with a can.
In order to get within the boundary
of the salary limit some of the clubs
may attempt to carry only IS men.
This is violation of the spirit OF
the law and should receive the atten-
ton of those having in charge the
destinies of the league.
Time approaches when fans can no
longer complain that Birmingham is
represented by a loser.
This is a tip that comes straight
and if any of the long-faced ginks make
predictions of lowly finishing place
cover his money.
News is expected within the next
few days and the news will be good
news.
1t is reported that when Birming
ham won from Nashville Monday and
Tuesday several of the gamblers VIII
have burdened baseball for many
years dropped nearly $1,000.
Bodeker should drop them in a cell
next.
Work on the new grandstand is be-
ing rushed and considerable Roadway
is already made. In a few months
Birmingham will occupy a really i'm
portant spot on the baseball map OF
the Southern league
Birmingham is to return into its own
Ii. w. X.
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KAVANAUGH COMES FRIDAY
Montgomery In Its Plan
To Suspend Osteen

Little Rock, May 11.-(Special.) lowing
to the illness of Secretary Nose Worm
ser. President Kavanaugh has been
obliged to postpone his trip to the south
end of the circuit. He will also be
obliged to curtail his proposed trip on
account of grand jury duties. He will
leave here Friday for Birmingham and
will probably visit New Orleans and
Memphis before his return.
President Kavanaugh today received
telegram from Manager Greminger of
Montgomery, asking II he could suspend
Osteen instead OF releasing him. He re-
piled that while Montgomery had tech
nical right to suspend Osteen, he was
confident that If the player appealed his
case to the national commission he could
undoubtedly obtain his release.
President Kavanaugh maintains that
Montgomery cannot pay Osteen his sal
ary without violating the salary limit,
and that it would be unjust ia suspend
him without pay. ~.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12
BARNEY OLDFIELD'S RECORD
He Goes Milo In 80 SecOnds-Former
Record 36s22

Cheyenne, Wyo., May n.-Barney Old
field. driving his 200 horse power Benz.
clinned a fraction of second from the
worlds speedway record over the Chey-
enne Motor club course today. After one
unsuccessful attempt, Oldneld drove
mile in SO seconds fiat and half mile
17:70. The course is a four-mile circular
track, and as the timing was done by
electricity and the meet properly sane
toned the records will stand az official
Harold Brinker in an American car OF
60 horse power, won the stock car cham
nionship. The course was patrolled by
1000 troopers from Fort Russell.
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MAY STOP FIGHT
District Attorney Will Prevent Papke-
Thomas Bout Saturday

Redwood City. Cal. May n.-Following
his declaration before the board of super
visors yesterday that he would not per-
NIT the Papke- Thomas fight to take place
in San Mateo county, District Attorney
Bullock said today he would instruct
Sheriff Chatham to be on hand next Sat
urday at the Colma arena to prevent the
contest taking place. He said that the
board Of supervisors could not grant a
permit legalizing such a contemplated
contest. AZ I.s
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Atlanta, May He. v. Carter, Jr., and
Frank Carter, brothers, Of the University
Of Georgia, today won the doubles cham
pionship of the Southern intercollegiate
Tennis association. defeating M. L. Bab-
cock and r. H. Twitchell Of Rollins col
lege in the finals The East Lake course
was never before the scene of such a
hard-fought contest five sets being re-
quired to decide the championship. Score,
4-s, 81, GA, 4-e, CO. q. v. Carter, Jr.,
yesterday won the championship in sim
giles.
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MEMPHIS BLANKS
CLIMBERS AGAIN

Montgomery, May u.-Memphis shut
out the locals again, making eighteen in
nings of complete goose eggs and allowed
the locals but few hits in two games.
Today's contest was almost one way,
and that way was all Memphis way.
Allen, who worked for the visitors,
pitched consistent ball, and did not allow
a single base on balls, although he
achieved no strike-outs. JUL was hit
rather regularly and received ragged
support. A costly feature of the contest
was when Daley slipped and fell, which
permitted three-bagger to get by him.
Score:
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There is no way in which the salary
limit of the Southern league may be vio-
lated save through perjury.
Subterfuges don't go this year.
No tricks are permissible.
The president, the manager and a di-
rector of each club is compelled to make
affidavit that the limit is being respected
by the club in question, and that no
roundabout methods are employed to vio-
late the spirit of the restriction.
There you are. You have got to swear,
first that the limit is not violated, and
secondly that no subterfuges are being
attempted.
But this is not all. In case any player
receives a bonus on the side, by making
public that fact he can obtain his I'M
conditional release, and the franchise of
the club holding the player is at the dis
posal of the directors of the league.
The salary limit will be enforced this
season.
In Birmingham we regret the necessity
of salary limit. There is no doubt hut
that faster ball results from higher-priced
players.
But a salary limit is essential in order
that the race might be as even and equal
as possible. Were there no limit Birming-
ham under the present management, New
Orleans, Atlanta and Memphis would walk
away with first division honors. Other
clubs, the backing of which is not so
strong, would hit the toboggan.
1t is to be hoped that when the directors
meet again they will give the limit an
other boost. This will mean faster sport
in the south, and each season should be
marked by improvement. But there will
be no other increase unless the majority
of the members of the league agree volun-
tarily.
1t would be a grave mistake to force an
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12

Dayton, Ohio, May 11.--With refer
ence to a report that the Wright broth
ers have arranged for a flight from
Dayton to Chicago. Orville Wright, who
left this afternoon to join his brother
said they have not even considered such
a performance.
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Cincinnati. May 11.--Pitchers
Earl Moore and McQuillen Of the
Philadelphia National League team
were suspended and sent home by
the point orders of President Hor-
ace Fogel and Manager Charles
Doom today. The club officials
announced that the action was
taken because tne men iaiieo TO
keep in condition and had broken
club rules.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Observation-Disclosures II, Mil
waukee T.
At st. Paul--Toledo 5, st. Paul 2.
At eapois-Minneapolis 2, Column
bus 0.
At Kansas Charlottesville 8, Kansas
City 2.
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WITH THE SCRIBES

Nashville Banner: The Volunteers lost
the opener to Birmingham by the same
one score that figured in two OF the
three straight losses at Chattanooga and
Two OF the three Chattanooga games here.
Every game away from home has been
nip and tuck, the break four consecu-
tive times being against the locals. AS
an Indication of how close the going
was yesterday, each team made six
hits, two two-baggers, one error, two
stolen bases, and had three strike-outs
The Volunteers had three sacrifices. to
one for the Barons. The only lopsided
feature was the bases on balls, Vie
balm giving seven, to two for Fleharty
Chattanooga News: Our old friend.
Dominick Mullaney, manager of the Jack
sonville scouts, had a run-in with an
umpire few days ago. and the jumps
got considerable the worst of it.
President w. r. Joyner of the South At
lantio league gave Mullaney a weeks va
cation and told him If such an incident
occurred again that 1t would mean the
rest of the season.
President Joyner seems to be running
the South Atlantic league in great form
this year. but they are having their
troubles. just the same.
the popular Lookout pitcher, who was in
jured several days ago when he fell over
a baseball bat at the park, was out yes
terday afternoon.
Schlitzer's injury Is not as bad as was
at first reported, and as none of the
bones in the ankle were broken, it is
thought that he will be In shape to re-
sumo work In his regular turn when the
Lookouts return from their present road
trip.
Chattanooga News: They are raising a
big stir down In the South Atlantic
league because of the mo farming rule.
This year 1t Is against the rules of
the league to use a player who Is not
the absolute property of the club with
which he Is identified. Under such
system it is impossible for team to
secure aid from a club in another
league and consequently the article of
ball presented in the Sally" this sea-
son is slower than 1t has ever been.
Mobile Register: But Alcock was the
boy that the fans applauded. He was
twice hero. and had he delivered the
needed hit in the eighth he would have
had three stars in his crown, indeed.
Atlanta Constitution: Buffalo of the
Eastern league IL working the squeeze
play in every game, and they are getting
away with It, A fine play 1t Is when the
batter connects, but a rummy looking
piece of business when the latter misses
the ball.
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Norm Released

San Francisco. May 11-Charges of man.
slaughter against Owen Moran and others
preferred on account of the death OF
Tommy Mccarthy, following knockout
blow struck by Moran in glove contest
were dismissed today by Police Judge
COnlan.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12

New Orleans, May 1.-Manager Frank
of the local baseball club announced the
following releases tonight In Pitcher
Charles Pruitt to New Bedford, Mass,
New England league, and Catcher Francis
Gribbens to Fort Worth, Texas league.
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FISHER IN FORM
DEFEATS -SEAGULLS

Mobile, May 11.-Tom Fisher was mas
ter of baseball and Mobiles only run
came on a tumble by Sentell and a wild
throw by Smith on the same ball. Bit
trolff was not lucky and the first four
runs came after two were out although
only one error figured in the plays, that
of Dunn in dropping throw at the plate.
The ball playing of the Atlanta outfield
was A. feature. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12
LOOKOUTS RALLY
AND WIN GAME

New Orleans, May 11.-A ninth-inning
hitting rally enabled Chattanooga to win
from New Orleans today. The score
was to 1 in the last inning, when the
umpires ruling at the plate gave the
visitors another run. Both pitchers were
in fair form. Yerkes Of Chattanooga got
two singles and two two-baggers out of
four times at bat. Score:
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Summary-TWo-base hits, Yerkes 2,
Jackson, Meek. Three-base hit, Butcher.
Stolen bases, Dobbs, Perry, Jackson.
Sacrifice hits, Hart 2. Struck out, Hart 3,
Paige 5. Bases on balls, Hart 4, Paige 2.
Passed ball, LATTE. Time, 1:55. UNI
pires, Conahan and Pfenninger.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

Meridian, Miss, May 11.--(Special.)
Greenwood again defeated Meridian,
taking two out of three. The locals
outhit the visitors. The game was
hard fought and interesting from be-
ginning to end. Reese and Parkers'
batting were features. Vernueille never
issued a pass. Score: II. II. E.
Greenwood .. 900 $50 000-5 8 2
Meridian ...... 030 900 000--3 8 2
Batteries: Vernueille and Hall !:
Leighty, Landrum and Shields.
At Hattiesburg: Yazoo City 2, Hat
tiesburg 1.
No others scheduled.
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TOLD FASHION THRILLER
+ GOES TO THE VOLUNTEERS


Wild Pitch-Bauer.
Double Plays-Newton to Marcan to
McGilvray; Lynch to Vinson.
Hits Apportioned-Manuel in in
nings with runs; Bauer l in 2-3 innings
with runs; Fleharty 8 in 1-3 innings
with no runs.
Time of Game-2:10:34
Umpires-Eason and Rudderham.
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Bill AK, after an absence Of more
than a year, has returned to Bir-
mingham, and for the remainder
OF the season will contribute reg
ularly to the sporting department
of The Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-12

Southern Railway will au-
thorize an all-rail round trip
ticket to New York for $42.15;
June 5 to October 1, limited 80
days.
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Montgomery, May 1.-(Special.) pitcher
Pat Folbre. purchased by Memphis from
San Antonio, has been released outright
by Manager Babb.
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Diets a Climber

Montgomery, May 11.-Paul Dietz, for
mer Tri-State league player. who played
two years ago with Macon in the South
Atlantic league, has been signed to play
third for MONTGOMERY.
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HOTELS.
ARTESIAN HOTEL
LIVINGSTON, ALABAMA

L.. n. M'LEANs frops
This hotel is under new MANAGEMENT
has been thoroughly renovated. and
newly furnished. Everything first.
class and up-to date. Travelling public
and water drinkers patronage solic-
tied. Rates $500 per day.
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COLLEGE GAMES

At West Point: West Point 2, Brown l.
AT Athens, Ca: University of Georgia
z, Georgia Tech s.
At Princeton: F'ordhaan 8, Princeton 2.
At New Haven, Conn: Williams 4
yale /.
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Chicago. May 1.-THE release by the
Cleveland American League club Of Player
N. Spencer to New Orleans was announced
today.
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Summary: Three base hits, Farrell,
Allen. Wanner. Two base hits, Wanner,
Crandall Double plays. Pepe to Burnett:
Crandall to Wanner to Gygli. Base on
balls, JUL 4. Struck out. JUL 8. Sacri-
flee hits, Farrell, Whiteman, Altman.
Stolen base, Phillips, Gygli. Time, 80.
Umpire, Fizsimmons.
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Summary-StOIen bases, JOFuaH. Sacrl-
flee hits, Matthews. Moran. Berger.
Three-base hits. Smith. Fisher Two
base hit. Sentell. Bases on balls, Fisher
2. Bittroiff 8. Struck out, Fisher 3. Bit
troiff 4. Hit by Fisher Q Berger and
Huelsman), Bittrolff (Fisher). Time, 2:15.
Umpire, Carpenter.
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tails. .B.. 81 6 3
sfa.+ for Fleharty in ninth.

HVIII0 s1VV WV WV
SUMMARY.
y 'Two-Base Hit-McGilvray.
Three-Base Hit-Wiseman.
Sacrifice Hits-Bay, Flood, Seabaugh
perdue. Messenger, McGilvray, Ryan.
Stolen Bases-Emery, Marcan.
Bases on Balls-Bauer 4, Manuel 8, Per.
due 2.
Struck Out-Fleharty 8.
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At Dallas: Dallas 5, Waco 1.
At Oklahoma City: Oklahoma City 4.
Houston 2.
At Fort Worth: Fort Worth 2, Calves
ton l.
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CaroIina AsvocIation

At Greenville: Greenville II, Winston
Salem /.
burg 3.
At Anderson: Charlotte 1, Anderson o.
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yirwinin League

At Danvile: Danville 8, Norfolk 2.
At Lynchburg: Lynchburg Q, Richmond
2, 10 innings, darkness.
oke 6.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Macon: Macon s, Columbia 4.
At Savannah: Augusta 4. Savannah 8.
At Columbus: Jacksonville 2, Column
bus !,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ford Wins Another

New York, May 11.-Ford outpitched
Summers today and New York defeat
ed Detroit. Score: R.H.E.
Detroit ......... 600 900 1000 2
New York ...... 900 900 20+-2 6 O
Batteries: Summers and Stanage;
Ford and Sweeney. Time. 1925. Um-
pires, O'Loughlin and Perrine.
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where They Play Today
BY BILL AK

1T was rocking along well enough until
he fifth, when the great Moxie Manuel
<Wallowing a key of powder, exploded.
thereafter it was h to pay. The score
1fas z TO G, with Nashville making the
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With Nashville one to the good. Bir-
bingham tied the score in the second
when Flood fumbled McGilvray's drive
who was sacrificed and driven home by
Z luscious single by Newton.
In the third the Barons, to all appear
ances. sewed up the battle. Marcan
opened with a single, and Messenger and
Wordsworth beat out bunts to the inf1eld.
-tcBride followed with neatly placed
to center. scoring Marcan and Mes
ger, and on McGilvray's fly to left,
Wordsworth scored
And then came the fifth, when Nash
Vile rolled six over.
In the eighth the Barons were still
fighting in spite of the miserable exhibit
lions OF Manuel and Bauer, and came
within one of again tying up the score
Wordsworth was walked, but was forced
at second by Mcbride. McGilvray fol-
lowed with screaming double to left.
and third and second were occupied. On
Ryan's out, Mcbride scored. But New
ton failed to deliver.
With one down, Marcan singled In the
ninth, but managed by his dexterity to
get no further.
Manuers poor work and Bauer's wild
'loss cost the game which otherwise
have easily glided into the column
-vlns Barons. Perdue on account Of an
n which gave him pain, did not APP
zach his customary standard of effec-
sness. But there is no need for a
ger to fling when his opponents hand
Il the game and give him q couple of
: pliments for taking it.
For the remaining details, see F..
81
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kNUEL AND BAUER DID MIsERA-
lie WORK AND BARONs, AFTER
APPARENTLY WINNING, LOSE
THE GAME
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Nashville 7, Birmingham 6.
Chattanooga 3, New Orleans 2.
zAtlanta 5, Mobile l.
I Memphis 5, Montgomery 0.
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Carriers Win Championship

Washington, May 11.-Washfng ton
Chicago game postponed rain.
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Boston Wins Easily

Boston, May 1.-THE home team
made 1t two straights from So. Louis
winning today by heavy batting. Bailey
was driven out of the box In the fifth
inning after two were out. His sue
cessor. Petty, also was easy. Score:
r. H. E.
st. Louis ....... oil 001 O0o- q 2
Boston ......... 002 040 22s-10 IA /
Batteries: Bailey, Petty and Killifer;
Smith and Carrigan. Time, 1:43. UNI
pires, Evans and Egan.