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The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-05
LEM DUCK AND
 HIS LAME TOOTH

Aoe0sJias to a late communication t5 lse Seattle Times from san Fran e.sco au asod Chinese resident oi Jae latter place has recently had a ,eFy odd sxpegieuoe The story says,
 Lem Daek no IoageE has that lone sold rIled froat tooth which ua5are generously. aud for ths sake of or aAmeut oag. left Co hun In his oll age and which Lem buck had prom ised Co present to Dyteo,jye George MeNahOu. uho bad once done him a ,vfy srss.l u,or. as sa0a as tI saoaA drop JaL Neither Detective MeNahea aoF Lem Daek ever dreamed that lhe Hory might disappear as it real g l.d disappear ou Friday night
 Lem Duck lives .n @ basement at si5 s,oezu0B Street He Is pas, so, Tlas oae IoUs tooth. nueJ With chunk oI gold. sas gag oul property ol salle ls poassssed .a the world. 2. had made bim famous al over Chinatown WlJhoat u he s Gkr ltLga .lol
 Ngzg Co his admEaliou for Jae single a0y Lem thinks more og urteelte NsN4hoa than anything ease a as soglL MgNaboas aame aas been l4,sm4D to a,m under sr4,e s.grausLau-es-
 s-ae -.arse Man agou, tas yag Eas-sA -lat ae has ever known. And s has ssy1 sagasa Go puu blu o.- s- aag close pinch
 Eys ao41s -aa, Jlola has been setting .,oser and .Jgsgr. lg seemed -s t HyN-aoa ayre shortly lo pcs sszz He had even made p,aus as ., --. manner 1i workmanship -o be placed aa s- surface, NyJAyr ag nor Lem Duck Aoae,er. had calculated on ua. las burglars
 Late le other night Lem pa,a sga- Do bed Ersg however as spryaI az aas before a be os 4.rr-g aa alaa 4-g sluaria= ornamental rel .s gi a4 yoah Ig sas lay about -4gg5g4a sLaa be asozg ai-h a s.-z- Later ae sylsmler,l t--I be had l-l a saalp pam ia a-s head
 As Ee started lg m bed be caught saug=4 yl ,go saatoey pl5a-al Individuals Taey Tegt cautiously L-rl-sa -ae aoasaay Co Che basement
 gs aa led Co che sr--. ran sp le s-1.rs and l.s4p1s4rsd
 Taa- mas -4a- Le4 0lez rea,.z- ed aaat had happened Ills sold tL- cd ,oga aas gone He sprus ougol bed. ran for tAe ba o5 mirror and looked Nothing slg-sret. nothing sagae Wasre Jlsss had been a sllJ-  ,sr and a sle.lm now ,hgra a4s but d4rsaesz al8 ,oll,
 u uas aot uacl A,s yesterday afternoon Jlat Lem Duck finally ry- s0,ereI a-s spirits ,o ooue to police asadql4-lars. where be sought o4y Detective McAIahoa
 Georsse Man be sad uoerl.,y. as a spread his lips where 4e,oa5a had beea Hr needed lo interpreter.
 And uos Detective NeNaho1 .s spreading aln-seB to tud Jhe JNo Chinese burglars who broke ilJo Lem payks room aad stole lae sold tllel tooth
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-05

The Pack Train ls now selling . als .og of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old b hold ana sch at a profit Yours,
 t HsrmEn Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-05

L1wley's Candles, Box Candle al sinds os Chocolates, Glaees, Crsam aud Bon Sons at TONY DORTERO'S,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-05
NNHArs HE usEf

What Is the use In walking when you can call up I1en and get ride tu tAe hack? Phone S4 C,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-05
WILL WORK FUR POPULATION

According yo a recent dispatch gniualag n Vancouver, B, C., the Canadian Northern Railway company Is iaauguaratng a vigorous immigra- uoa campaign whereby it is hoped Co sattle a large number of farmers ia British Columbia and the North None better or purer than Gibson ays and Val Blatz Beer, Orders ly Phone promptly delivered.
 The Mascot
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
GARY WILL TRY To TAKE
A FALL OUT OF ELKHART

break in luck. to bring back the mon
ey. Next Sunday Manager Jimmy
Daugherty will be in the game at sec
ond base and Grennan will be showed
over from short to third base.
Manager Sam Sax TODAY
that he has signed up the star twirler
of the Gary Independent team, Smith,
who last Sunday succeeded in strik-
ing out fourteen of his in
the game at the Tolleston grounds. It
is believed that the battery for next
Sunday will be Schmidt and Mclean,
but it Is possible that either Smith or
Brftton may be used some time dur
ing the game.
The tickets for the trip, which have
been secured for $50 round trip when
the regular fare is SO. are being sold
rapidly and the car ought to be crowd
ed tomorrow morning. The trip is
worth the money in itself, besides as
good a ball game as any one would
care to see.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
A FANS CALL
BOUT A FAKE

San Francisco. May 21.-Interest in
the much mooted goings and comings
or Jefries and Johnson faded today
when fans who witnessed the Papke-
Thomas mill at Dreamland Thursday
night of one accord branded the con-
test a fake. Bitter comment from the
sporting fraternity and caustfc criti-
cism from the newspaper experts has
been aroused by the midd1eweight mill.
Throughout the bout, which was a
time, ~listless affair up to the four
teenth round, the spectators lost no
opportunities to hiss the the princi-
pals for lax methods. Cries OF fake
fight and frame up" filed the air, un-
til Papke suddenly cut loose as if bent
on ending the one-sided affair. Today
the Illinois fighter said he simply
get started earlier.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
INDIANA HARBOR.

The. usual services will be held
throughout the day tomorrow with the
exception of the evening preaching SER
vice The subject for the pastors
morning sermon is The Soul, the Meas
ure of the Man There will be no
service at 1880 p. m on account Of the
dedication service at the Christian
church The Epworth League will meet
at $50 p. M, with Miss Lillian Collins
as leader. On last Wednesday night the
Bible study class closed its work for
the summer. A mission study class
may be organized later for an eight
weeks course. On the second Sunday
night in June the children's day exer-
cises OF the Sunday school will be
held. The program already promises
to be of special interest. BY invitation
of the Order OF d Fellows Rev. H.
F. Ivey will preach the sermon on the
occasion of their first annual Memorial
service since the organization of the
lodge in Indiana arbor. The service
will be held at the Methodist church
on Sunday night. June 10. S.
Skating we Sundays more at East
Chicago Rink. 20-2t
A daughter was born last Thursday
to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Fir street.
DR.. Robert Ansley is In ~ttendanc
Harry Bland of Fir street is recov-
ering from the typhoid fever and is now
able to sit UP.
There will be no services in the Bap-
tist church Sunday morning on account
of the dedicating of the Christian
church.
Mrs Walter Ennis of Muncie, Ind,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Luther Lewis of East Chicago, was the
guest yesterday of Mrs James Gard
ner OF Fir street. Mrs. Ennis will re-
turn to her home in Muncie tonight.
The Calumet Pleasure club will give |
a dance at the East Chicago Rink Sat-
urday. May 21st. Gentlemen SO cents. |
ladies free. 20-2t
Chris Borman went to Chicago yes
terday to purchase an automobile and |
took Frank Callahan along to help him
pick it. Ngk o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
select it. |
Mr.. n Mrs. Max Gottlieb of Chica-
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake |
Sax of Fir street. Mrs. Gottlieb and
Mrs Sax are sisters.
The Riveryiews of Chicago will be
here tomorrow for a game of ball with
the Indiana Harbor team.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
7 A GOOD THING"
PURDUE SHUTS
OUT BADGERS

Madison. Wis, May 2o.-The baseball
team of Purdue university defeated
the Wisconsin university nine at Ran
daH Held yesterday by a score of 4 to
0. The boilermakers played a fine
game, hitting OPPORTUNITY and giving
Morrow, who did the twirling. splendid
Morrow was practically I'M
solvable to the badgers. who only got
hits, Flanagan making a single in
the seventh and Simpson a three-bag-
ger In the ninth. A few seconds aft
err making his hit Simpson was caught
on third and put out.
Nash, who started the pitching for
Wisconsin. retired at the end of the
NTH. after giving four free passes and
allowing four hits, which, with an err
ror by P~ergande, netted Purdue three
tallies. Fucik, who succeeded Nash.
pitched well, but dropped a thrown ball
at the plate, allowing Purdue to score
Its fourth n Anal tally.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21

How did they win three ennan in a
row, you grass eater?
After reading Christy Matbewsor,s
new book. won in the Ninth, NC
knew that something would hapnen to
MN. But, even so, we didn't think it
would be as bad as St. Louis Knocking
him out of the box.
indianapolis is no longer in thu
Hickory Shirt league. Patsy Brown.
the "Brightwood Smils," is operating
an score board in the Hoosier
capital and now, when the Indians are
away from home, the fans can watch
the game right off the wire.
Honus Wagner has been hitting
around ESQ but will no doubt start the
fireworks before the season is much
older.
with a veteran "Chantecler" outheId
and an Incubator" infeld Chicago
fans have already started to crow over
the White Sox.
Mayor Shank of Indianapolis saws
that Charlie Cars Indians will have
to play better ball or he will give Sum
day baseball the gate.
Some of the democratic leaders Of
New Jersey are now talking of Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson Of Princeton
university as a candidate for United
States senator.
r. Livingston Beeckman, q we'll
known club and society man of New
York and Newport. may be named by
the republicans of Rhod Island al
their candidate for lieutenant governor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21

IL was suggested that the club might
secure an injunction restraining the
police from interfering with the match.
Ihis, according to Assistant CORPORA
ton Counsel Franklin Denntson. can
not be done.
The stand IF Mayor Busse probably
means there will be no Gotch-Zbyszko
match in Or near Chicago. The En-
plre club made an attempt to secure
the Harlem race track for the contest
put tailed. and there is no other avail
abe spot for the affair.
Gotch has announced several times
mat he would not meet Zbyszko IL the
match was postponed, but may be in
duced to change his mind. Zbyszko
mas secured bookings to sail for Eu-
rope June 3, and probably will not like
the IDEA OF remaining here indefinitely
pending a meeting with the champion
Members of the Empire club last
night practically gave up hope of stag
ing the contest at any time, although
II was thought that both men might
the match possible by consent
ing to a short delay.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
IN
OWN "CAMP"

New York, May 21.-In a statement
issued today James ]. Corbett. who
plans leaving Sunday to join Jenries'
training squad, said he would not live
in the fighters quarters, but would Sc
cure apartments at Santa Cruz. II
don't want to be boss, nor do 1 want
to take any glory away from Berger
or ~Choynski." said Corbett. They have
it all wrong. Nobody is going to be
boss. either. If they don't like my
going out there I am very sorry. I
have nothing against Choynski and I
am not trying to steal his job. Cor
bett and Croynski have been bitter
rivals for several years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
WHERE THEY
WILL PLAY
TOMORROW

Hammond VS.. Tommy Murrays OF
Chicago, at H. A. A.. park.
Crown Point VS.. All Stars of Chi
cago. at Crown Point.
Gary vs.. Elkhart, at Elkhart.
West Ends VS.. East Chicago, at West
Hammond park.
Indiana Harbor VS.. Riverviews, at
Indiana Harbor.
Whiting Grays VS.. Lawndale Spe-
Gals. at Forsyth park.
B-oilermakers VS.. st. Cashiers, at
North Side grounds.
Foresters VS.. Rensselaer,, at Rens-
selaer.
Hobart VS.. ]. Fl. cIaks of Chicago, at
Hobart
Hammond B. B. club VS.. Gary Inde-
pendents. at Tolleston park.
Amateur Teams.
Hammond Grays VS.. Harvey, Ill, at
Harvey.
Zimmerman Colts VS.. Pullman, at
Pullman
Kamradt Colts VS.. Wabash Colts, at
West Hammond.
Kindel Colts VS. .O'Rourke Colts. at
Harrison park.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
HOOSIER TURF
SURE

Laporte, Ind, May PIE. J.. Camp.
promoter of the racing course at New
Buffalo, passed through here today en-
route. to his home.
Il have been to New York;" said
Mr.. Camp. where 1 met those inter
ested with me in the New Buffalo ven
ture. The financial tangle has all been
arranged and little work is left to be
done We expect to build
ing operations within three weeks.
1t is understood that Camps strong
est financial supporter Is big Tim"
Sullivan, the New York politician. 1t
is said thai he also has Chicago back
ing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
Sporting Briefs

Nal Mason, the former big league
pitcher. is umpiring in the Southern
league.
Manager Jim Mcclure of the Cleve-
land team is carrying "a players on
the eastern trip.
Right-Fielder Miller, secured from
the Boston Doves.
Andy Mcconnell of the Boston Red
Sox expects to be out of the hospital
again in two weaks
The Lawrence, Mass, team recently
made "a hits in one game, which is the
record to date for the season.
Fred Tenny, the ex-Giant, is keepin
in condition by working out with the
Boston Americans every morning.
The largest crowd that ever attended
a baseball game in Buffalo turned out
to greet Jimmy Collie and his Provi-
dence team.
So far this season the St. Louis
Browns have displayed the same guam
titiy of pepper that you would eat on
a piece of chocolate fudge.
If their pitchers can stay on he
ground Brooklyn will surely cause
some trouble for those "top-notchers.'
in the National league.
Cleveland fans are betting even
money that Larry Lajoie will COP the
batting championship and the auto
mobile that eoes with it.
The Pittsburg Pirates and the Chf-
Cubs both shut out ON Friday the
18th Don't overlook this when Won
about n winners.
Several major league anage are
trying to sign Joseph F. Foley. the
Holy Cross pitcher. Joe has made a
great record during his three years
on the varsity team. rs
Hughey Jennings says that his
Iigers miss the roofing on the home
grounds when they are on the road
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
Articles Of Incorporation.

Articles Of Incorporation have beer
hled in the office of the secretary OF
state for the following:
Clinton's Litwienni Club, Clinton.
social; no capital stock; directors
Frank Pataszius, Joe Jacobs and Will
liam Jacobs.
Swayzee's market; Marion: capital
stock, $4,000: retail merchants: dfrec-
tors, NJ. L Swayzee, T. L. Nevie. John
sheehan. H. W. Brown and E. C.. Die
pendorf.
The Hamilton Motor Car Company
Greensburg; capital stock. $4,000:
manufacturers; directors, Harry War
der. Hamilton; c. P. Corbett, w. w.
Bonner, R. r. woodhll and D.. A. Myers.
The Knightstown Concrete ompan
Knightstown; capital stock, $4,000:
manufacturers of concrete building ma
terial; directors Harry Watts, W. 8
Garrettson and E. B. Byrket.
Corporation changes have been re-
ported for the following:
The Logansport Tribune Companv.
notice of retirement Of
preferred stock; E. F. Metzger presi-
The Bedford Power Company. Bed
ford; notice of increase of capital stock
from $4,000 to 100000; c. F. Fletcher,
secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
MAYOR KILLS LAST HOPE FOR
GO1CHzBYSzKO GO, may 80
Declares City Will Appeal Mandamus Proceedings and
Make Bout Impossible.

That there will be no Gotch-Zbys-
zko wrestling match in Chicago Nav
so, was determined by Mayor Busse
yesterday when he the city
Will appeal on the demurrer to the
mandamus proceedings secured by the
Empire Athletic club to the appellate
court, h action means that he case
VIII be tied up so long that it will be
impossible for the promoters to pull
on the bout as scheduled.
The ayers determination to appeal
the case came as a body blow to the
promoters, who had hoped that their
victory in squelching the city's de-
murrer to the m~andamus proceedings
to compel the mayor to issue them a
permit for the match at the White
Sox park had removed the last OBJ
stacle- Counsel for the city had plan
ned to appear in court this morning
q announce whether or not the case
would be appealed. Mayor Busse evil
IDENTIFY decided the matter last night.
When found in his Aefnce at the city hall
the mayor said:
We will appeal the ruling; that il
all there is to it."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
SHOWERS CHECK CUBS
West Siders Cancel Final
Game With the Dodgers
When Rain Falls.

Little drops Of moisture. analvzed
as rain, furnished Managers Cha nca
and Dahlen yesteday with a bulJv ex-
cuse for scratching the scheduled
fourth game of the cubs and dodgers,
series One peek at the sky line and
another at the early arrivals outside
the ball yard fastened the decision. In
less a similar deluge hits town the
ancient enemies will get together Au-
gust II in a double-header. clearing
away yesterdays p~ostponement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21

animation OF the principals and filing
a report with the chief of police.
Says Fickert:
SO long as these are complied with.
tnere seems, so far as I know at pres
emit, nothing that can prevent the fight"
IN the argot of the railbirds Billy
Papke is in bad" with the San Fran
cisco fight followers. Billy, who has
always been described as thunder
bolt" was in reality slower than the
tail OF Halley's comet when he fought
Joe Thomas. and a discriminating
fight crowd decided very early in the
that Billy was not trying.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
SOX GIVE UP SEVENTH
WHEN YOUNG ASCEN0S
Left Handler Weakens in the
Fourth Inning, Boston
Jumping Ahead.

Boston, May 21.-Although thew OUT
nit their opponents the white sox wera
de1eated by the speedy boys. making
1t the second game lost here and the
seventh consecutive defeat on the trim
me score was 4 to 2 and the Chicago
men had the best of the fielding as
Wen as the batting, but somehow or
another the runs do not cross the plate
Tor Dunys men when they have the
opportunity to make them.
The real reason for the downfau Of
the Chicago men yesterday was the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR
EAST Chicago.

The services at the church
tomorrow will open with a good fellow
ship meeting at 8 o'clock. The regular
service will start at IL o'clock and
Rev. ]. B. McNary has chosen for the
subject of his sermon. The Finished
Work" At the evening services. which
begins at 1880 p. M, f. L Evans will
deliver an address on the Methodist
Brotherhood club, after which their wild
be a public installation of officers OF
the club, who are as follows:
President-E. w Mickey. !
First vice president=H. H. Clark.
Second vice president-Dr. G. wi
Miller.
Third vice president-Gwylim JONES'.
Fourth vice PRESIDENT. P. Lewis. y
Secretary. L. Evans.
Treasured. d. Dixon.
There will be special music at this
meeting by the male quartet. composed
of H. H. Clark, Sr.: H. H. Clark, Jr.:
James Henry and Will Lewis, besides
an anthem by the choir.
The Calumet Pleasure club will give
q dance at the East Chicago Rink Sat
urday, May 21st. Gentlemen SO cents.
ladies' free 20-2t
Mrs. John D. Jones of Beacon street
entertained yesterday with a five
course dinner for her sister, Mrs. Mary
Mitchell of Evanston, who will be her
guest until Monday.
Miss Ida Phillips entertained the Card
club at her Beacon street home last
night. The evening was spent playing
whist. after which refreshments were
served. Misses Sadie Jones and Anna
Swezy were the only guests present
not members of the club.
Skating two Sundays more at East
chicago Rink. 20-2t
The M. H. s. club, a free translation
OF which is the Muncie High School
club, composed of a number of young
ladies from East Chicago, indiana Har-
Dor and Hammond, who attended that
school together, will go to Muncie next
Saturday to remain over Sunday with
friends there. Those who will be in the
party are Misses Sadie Jones, Ida Phil
lips and Mabel Hartman of East Chica-
go. Mary Lightbody of Indiana Harbor
AND Arlefgh Tieche OF Hammond.
The hremen will give a ball in the
Lewis rink Saturday night, May 2sth. |
John McGaff has just returned from
satwo weeks trip through Pennsylvania |
m hfo where he has been selling |
fre brick. Mr.. McGafr reports a very
successful trip
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21

tomorrow morning the Gary special
car attached to the New York limited
OF the Lake Shore will pull out of Gary
at 11:16 bound for Elkhart with the
Gary baseball team. together with fifty
rooters who nope to see the locals tri-
umph over the league leaders In what
Is oei1eved VIII be one of the best
games of the season.
me Gary team, which is evenly ball
anced and as fast as most of the min
or league teams of the country. has
now been strengthened by a good pitch
Ing staff and it is believed that this
city can be relied upon, with an even
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
BIG GO IN FRISCO IS
Hello TO Be LEGAL
District Attorney Can Find
no Reason for Stopping
jeff johnson Bout.

San Francisco. May 21-District
attorney Fickert Of San Francisco has
SO Tar not held out much hope to the
ministers who have asked him to
squelch the Johnson-Jefries fight.
after poring over the s~tatute and or
finances, F1ckert has about come to
ne conclusion that the ring event is q
Undertaking. He has discov-
ereo that tho conditions framed by
the state and city for the guidance of
the promoters and fighters provide for
tue OF a tax, a physical ex-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
SPORTING NOTES
WILL LOCATE
T. SUNDAY

Lou Houseman of the Chicago office
OF the Jefries-Johnson fight promot-
ers yesterday received this wire from
Jack Gleason: You can assure your
friends and press that the fight win
take place in San Francisco and Tex
viii be the third man in the ring with
out a doubt. Will wire you location
OF arena Sunday. Advance larger than
l ever dreamed Of"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
GETS
JOB

Madison, Wis. May 20.-Oscar P. OF
hoff of Milwaukee, strong man Of the
University of Wisconsin, today re-
ceived an offer as football and track
coach of the University of the State Of
Washington. The salary is $4,000 a
He will accept. Besides being
the strongest man in the university he
was for three years tackle on the foot
ball team, weight man on the track
team and star member of the
cam He graduates next month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
JACK SULLIVAN
HELD FOR FIGHTING

New York, May 21-Jack Twin,
sullivan. the pugi1ist, has beer arrest
ed in Brooklyn and is held under $500
bail for trial on charges of aiding and
abetting a prize fight on May 2. when
he won from Al Benedict in FIVE
rounds. Jack gave his name as John
w. Sullivan of Cambridge, Mass. and
described himself as a public con-
tractor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21
IT'S A GOOD THING"
ZBYSZKO EASILY
THROWS DE u

Montreal, May 20.-Zbyszko, the Pole.
last night easily defeated De Rouen.
the Frenchman, in two straight falls.
The first fall was secured in thirty-six
mlnutes with a reverse body hold. De
Rouen hit the mat so hard thai he was
unconscious for two minutes. A front
BODY hold won the second fall and
match in fifteen minutes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-21

explosion of young ICY" Young after
ne had pitched s%hut-out baseball for
three and two-thirds innings. The
seemed to have everything
In the pitching category, but he did
last long after the secret Of his
delivery was discovered by Wagner in
the fourth round.