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thousands Watch P0l'eH School
Win HE Grammar School Meet

Running High Jump-Won by J. Bates
PowelD height, feet inches; Charles
Greco paul Hayne). second E. Marble
(PowelD, third.
Running Broad Jump-Won by H. New
man (Powell), distance, IA feet 21A inches;
Ed Shirling (PowelD, second; N. Shoulder
(Henley).
One-Hale Mile Relay--Won by Powell
school, time, minutes / second; South
Highlands, second; East Lake (BarretD.
third.
S5-Pound Class
60-Yard Dash-Won by f. Mosby pow
elD, time, SIS seconds; Fl. Hoffman
(PowelD second; J. Saks (South High
lands). third.
220-Yard Run-Won by F. Mosby pow
elD, time. % 3-5 seconds; Fl. Hoffman
PowelD, second; j. Barr Seventh Ave-
nue., third.
High Jump-Won by X. Chambless
PowelD, height, feet ~ inches; B.
Clowdus (GraymonD, second; M. Robin
son South Highlands), third.
Running Broad Jump-Won by H. Hoff-
man (PowelD, distance ID feet 61a inches
r. Merrell Ullman), seconds j. Barr (Sev.
enteenth Avenue), third.
One-half Mile Relay-Won by Powell
school. time, 2 minutes seconds; South
Highlands, second; Henley, third.
75-Pound Glass
60-Yard Dash-Won by F. Blackburn
PowelD, time, Z L? seconds; j. Hall, Sec
ond POWELL; S. Smith (PowelD, third.
High Jump--Won by l.. Allen (King.
ston), distance, 4 feet A. Deal (PowelD
second; D. .tezelis tPowelD, third.
2o-Yard Run-Won by j.. Plosser. (South
Highlands). time, % As seconds: F,
Blackburn (Foweli), second. s. Smith
(PowelD, third. 81 r
Running Broad Jump-won by w. Love.
less (I<ingston), distance, - feet 8 inches
]. Hail tPowelD, second; j.. Piossers (Soutf
Highlands) third. ''-
One-haif Mile Relay Race-Won by
Powell school, time, 2 minutes 64-5 Sec
onds; South Highlands. second; Central
Woodlawn, third. .!sl ~,
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Five mile run.
Two hundred and twenty yard hur-
dies; finals.
| Pole vault.
Running high jump.
Running broad jump.
Putting 16-pound shot.
Throwing 16-pound hammer.
Throwing discus.
Throwing 56-pound weight.
One mile relay.
Medals: Gold, silver and bronze for
each event. Donated by the following bus
mess concerns of Brmingham: j. Blach
& Sons, Armstrong Hat Co., Gum Drug
Co., John L. Parker, J. r. Brown. Minis
8. Stone, C. c. Snider Cigar Co., Bar
ber-Ramseur Drug Co., Jemison Real Es-
tate & Tns. Co., r. D. Burnett Cigar
Co., Birmingham Coca-Cola Co., Collins
81 Co, Davis Richter Clothing Co., Adams
Drug Co., Alabama Grocery Co., Edge
wood Land Co.
The following trophies are offered for
competitions:
General Meet Trophy: Cup donated by
the Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks. To be known as the Elks trophy.
Defended by Vanderbilt.
College Trophy: Cup presented by the
Y. NJ. C. A. To be known as the Y. NJ.
C. A trophy.
Club Trophy: Cup presented by T. p.
A. TO be known as the T. P. A. trophy.
College Relay: Cup presented by the
Birmingham Railway, Light and Power
company
Club Relay: Cup presented by Warren
Bros.
Prep School Trophy Cup presented by
Birmingham Arms & Cycle Co.
A gold medal will be given by the
Birmingham Athletic club to the con-
testant who scores the greatest num-
Der of points in the open competition.
Also gold, silver and bronze buttons for
preparatory school events.
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r. Holznecht $50. High) unlimited, 8
points.
Unlimited Class
100-yar dash-Won by d. STREET (South
Highland). Time, u 2-5 seconds; R. Keith
QIenley), second; -. - paul Hayne).
third
SSO-yard run-won by d. STREET. South
Higbland). Time. 2:33. r. Keith (Hen-
ley), second; A. Stockman (Ullman).
third.
High jump-Won by H. Ross CPowelD.
Distance, feet inches. R. Grant
PowelD, second; d. STREET. (South High
lands). third.
Running broad jump-Won by r. Keith
(Henley), distance, Is feet 81 inches. r.
Grant (Powel). second; H. Ross (Powell,
third
One-mle relay-won by Henley. Time,
4 mil utes 16 seconds; Powell, second.
115-POund Glass
1O-Yard Dash-Won by G. Whittemore
OIenley), time Il 2-5 seconds; w. Nall
PowelD, second: r. Holznacht South
Eighlands), third.
44O-Yard Run-Won by r. Holznecht
(South Highlands), time, 1 minute Sec
onds w. Nall (PowelD, second; H. Dun
ston (Pow.,D, third.
High Jump-Won by H. Smith South
Highlands) distance, 4 feet inches; H
Bailey (PowelD, second; w. Nall (PowelD
third
Running Broad Jump-Won by H
Dunston CPowelD, distance, IA feet
inches; r. Holznecht (South Highlands),
second II. Bailey (PowelD. third.
One-half Mile Relay-Won by Powell
school, time 1 minute 50 S-s seconds; South
Highlands, second; East Lake (Barrett)
| third. t-
1OO-Pound Class
| 75-Yard Dash-Won by H. Newman
| (PowelD. 92-5 seconds; r. Bite PowelD
second; Pratt City, third .8 ts.4
| 22O-Yard Run-Won by p Sloss (Soutt
Highlands), time, 27 rs seconds; Fl. New.
man (PowelD. second; R. Bit PowelD
! third.
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Il a. ~ 1~4 II Edited
l.
Whackin9 The links

record of the fact tint. years ago the
Barons won a pennant.tf 2 E
the Bafons won the rag of the leagne-
In the spring of 1907 the gQry banner
was hoisted while the populace acclaimed.
But the sea son brought great reverses
for the Barons, and though, they We're
able to win on the road, at home they
were easy victims for visitors.
The same was true the following year.
Last season the programme underwent
no change. The Barons could not win
at home.
This year Birmingham Opened with a
defeat at the hands of Montgomery, and
the following afternoon the devil of
pole grinned in delight when Molesworth's
clan again received the harpoon.
Then came the road trip, and the Bar
ons won half their games. Then they
returned home dropped two out of three
to Mobile, and lost the first to the Peli-
cans.
Then followed the little dialogue mar
rated at the opening of this chapter
with the result above.
Superstition Yes, but superstition is
the pater noster of the ball player. And
yesterday afternoon, didn't we win?
And this afternoon, with the links
chased away, haven't We a good chance
to repeat? That flag pole should have
gone two years ago and more.
II. w
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Five thousand people watched the an
nual Greater Birmingham May field meet
of the grammar schools yesterday after
noon at Recreation park, in which the
junior athletes of Il schools competed for
championship honors.
The scene was inspiring. 1t illustrated
the great athletic system which Is per-
fectly, organized in the Birmingham
schools, and was proof positive that the
younger generation in Birmingham is
coming up strong, robust and active.
Especially pretty were the class drills
of the little girls from the South High
land. Elyton. Powell, Avondale and Hen
in white dresses with sashes representing
the colors of their schools, and, with then
teachers leading, went through the same
calisthenic drills which form part of the
everyday wort at school. Parents and
friends were delighted.
The meet was held under the manage
nlent of g. N Messer. who is director OF
athletics in all the public schools, and is
responsible for the fine work which has
been accomplished this year. This is the
first time that such widespread interest
has been taken in the meet, over 800 en-
tries having been made, after try-outs al
the various schools.
Powell school, with Principal I. c
Young the leading spirit, ran away witt
the honors, scoring 124 points. Following
Ia the standing of the schools:
Powell, 1A points South Highland, s.
points; Henley, % points; Kingston, II
points: Gilman, 4 points; Paul Hayne.
points; Graymont. 8 points; Barrett,
points; seventeenth avenue. points; Cen
trail. point; Pratt City, point; Bush
0: Conner, o; Fairview. 0; IIakeview, 0
west End, o; Wylam, o: Robinson, 0
Total, 224-points.
Highest Individual Scores
H.. Newman tPowelD 10o-lb. class. 10 pts
IL. HOFFMAN (PowelD, S5-lb. class, II pts
K. Keith s(Henley), unlimited, II PTS.
D. STREET $50. High, unlimited, IL pts
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Atlanta, May Bray Harroun, driving
his freak Marmon Yellow jacket carried
off the honors at the, Atlanta Speedway
this afternoon whom he drove II miles
in the time Of s;5s:1s. AS the Marmon
flashed ahead Of the American, driven
by Lytle, the crowds came to their
feet with yells of applause. In addition
to the automobile racing, Charles X.
Hamilton made two ascensions in his
Curtiss biplane, the second time re. Main
ing in the air % minutes In attempting
third flight mis- machine struck an OBJ
struction, splintering propeller and
tearing the surface of one of the planes.
The damage was not great, Hamilton
said. and he announced he would at
tempt more flights tomorrow, which Is
hle hnal day.
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lost three losing two games to Texas A.
and NJ, Rushton, and Mississippi college.
and one to University of Mississippi, Cen
tenary and Union college. They cap
tured two games from the University of
Mississippi and Centenary. and one from
Mississippi college, Union college, and
Ruston.
The following men have composed the
Tiger nine during the season: Hamilton
and Hilman, catchers; Howell. Slack and
d. Martin, pitchers: j. Martin. first base;
Francioni second base; Leblanc, short
stop: Captain Albright, third base; Blan-
chard. right field; Slack, center field;
Hightower. left field; Gayle, utility man.
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Yesterday morning the Barons whacked
down the pole which formerly gave to the
breezes the pennant of 1906.
And in the afternoon, this alleged hoo
doc having paid the highest penalty, the
Pelicans were met and beaten in great
slaughter.
For some time the cause of Baronal
reverses under the shadow of the Stag
has mystified the members of the team.
1T is the pennant pole!" cried the
manager suddenly inspired.
Yea! veal" cried his henchmen. ut
is the pennant pole" .'-''-
Thereupon the manager grabbed an ak,
and started for the eastern extremity of
the park.
Behind him was McGilvray. Then Nc
Bride followed. Then came Elliott, Gyg1i,
Wagner, Emery, Larsen and all the re-
mainder.
Reaching the scene, the manager dealt
the staff some mighty blows and the
erstwhile pride of the forest groaned.
Then each player welded the AK, and
in half an hour, with a mighty crash
that would have done credit to one of
the big giants of the California fields,
the pole fell. There is now no physical
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Sporting News
BARONS TRIM PELICANS
BY MANUEL'S GOOD WORK
MONTGOMERY WINS
IN FINAL ROUND

Montgomery, May 6.-In the last half Of
the ninth inning Montgomery won out
today in the prettiest game witnessed
here this season. With Montgomery
leading in the first the visitors overcame
this by Juuls wild throw in the third
inning and tied the score but after that
he settled down and was invulnerable.
The locals connected safely with Bit
trolff in the ninth inning, when a walk
and a sacrifice and a wild pitch sent
over the winning score with the aid OF
Greminger single TO center Score:
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cunningham $50 600 00%-6
New Orleans .........O0O 100 OOO-l
SUMMARY
Two-base Iilts-W elmer, Mcbride
Stolen Bases-Marcan, Mcbride.
Sacrifice Hits-Molesworth. Larsen.
Struck Out-Manuel 2, Pruitt 2.
Bases on Balls-Maxwell 2, Pruitt ..
Hit by Pitched Ball-ManueI Jack-
SOM.
Double Plays-Manush to Brooks to
Manush.
Hits Notwithstanding, in 7 in
nings with runs; Maxwell, in l in-
ming with runs.
Time of Game-1:29:47h
Umpire-Conahan.
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Extra special in new model
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! i.ouisiana Tigers Record


Baton Rouge. May 6.-tspecial.9-With
yesterdays game with Texas, the base
hall season OF the Louisiana State uni
yersity closed. The season has been
somewhat checkered, victories alternating
with defeats. The Tigers on April de-
feated Mississippi college. Mississippi
took the next two. L. s. us next games
we're played on foreign soil. In Oxford,
Miss against the University of Mis-
sissippi, on April H. the Tigers COPIED
the first and third games, dropping the
second. In Jackson, Tenn, where they
PLAYED Union college, the Tigers won one
and lost one. Then returning to Louisi-
ana. they took series from the Cente-
nary boys at Shreveport. Rushton took a
series from L, s. u. l.. 8. Us last series
was played last Monday and Tuesday.
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical de-
feated the Louisianians in both Of the
)Samss played.
The Tigers won two series. tied one and
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Little Rock, Ark, May 6.-(Special)-
One of the surprises of the season will
occur tomorrow or next day when for
NAL announcement will be made by Mo-
bile that Outfielder Huelsman. once leader
of the Southern league batters, will be
released. Failure Of tho big fellow to
hit and field caused Manager Reed to act
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COLLEGE GAMES

At Lexington, Va: Central University
of Kentucky /, washington and Lee uni
versity IA. -.
At Blacksburg, Va: Emory, and Henry
9. Virginia Polytechnic institute &
At Austin, Tex: University OF Texas 4,
Bayler university 3.
At New Haven: Yale 3, University of
Virginia !.
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CHATTANOOGA IN
ANOTHER VICTORY

Chattanooga, May Elm an unusually
fast game here today. Chattanooga took
the second of the series with Nashville by
the score of to 4. The fielding of both
teams was excellent, Chattanooga having
more opportunity than the visitors The
game was excellent. Chattanooga having
more opportunity than the visitors. The
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At Dallas: Dallas 8, San Antonio 3, 8
innings, rain.
At Fort Worth: Fort Worth A. Hous-
ton 4. five innings, rain.
At Shreveport: Shreveport s. Waco 4.
At Oklahoma City: First game, Calves
ton 3, Oklahoma City l. Second game,
Oklahoma City s. Galveston 3.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas City--Indianapolis-K Kansas
City game postponed. rain.
At Mnnea polis-Toledo 2, Minneapolis g.
AZ MISUNDERSTANDING 2, milwaukee
az innings).
At st. Paul-Coumbus 2, st. Paul l.
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"One out when winning run scored.

Summary: Two-base hits. Spencer ..
Double play, Berger to Swacina. Passed
ball. Dunn. Hit by pitcher, Juul (ker-
VIM. Base on balls, JUL 2, Bittrolff T.
Struck out, JUL 4, Bittrolff 5. Left on
bases, Montgomery 4, Mobile Z. Sacrifice
hits. Burnett 2. Berger. Swacina. Stolen
bases, Pope. Watson. Time, hours. UNI
pires, Fitzsimmons and Eason.
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MAXWELL AND PRUITT WE'RE
EASILY Loo TED AND THEN PUN
IsHED-MoLEsWoR PRESENTS
NEW LINE-UP-NoTES OF GAME
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Birmingham S. New Orleans l.
Montgomery 3. Mobile 2.
Chattanooga >. Nashville 4.
Memphis-Atlanta, rain.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At Yazoo City-Meridian 9. Yazoo City 4.
At Greepwood-Greenwo 2, Jackson 0.
At Hattiesburg-vicksbu IS, Hatties-
burg s. .s
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AT Macon-Macon 9, Jacksonville. l.
At Augusta-Augusta Z, Savannah /.
At Colum bus-CoIumbus A. Columbia 1.
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Summary Stolen bases, Yerkes, Wise
man. Sacrifice hits. Perry, Bay. Sea-
baugh, Case. Sacrifice fly Collins. Two
base hits, Wiseman. Three-base hit, Pat
terson Struck out Demaree lease 4.
Bases on balls, Demaree A. Hit batsman,
Case (Dobbs). Time, :5S. Umpire, Rud-
derham. -..s
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Frill in Form

Boston, May 6.-Frill shut the locals out
and allowed but two hits today, while
New York took advantage of the Bos-
ton teams poor playing and secured IL
runs. Chase made a home run with two
men on bases. Score; R.H E.
New York ........... .00o 0o3 0O3-11 10 l
Boston ............... 900 900 600 2 8
Batteries: Barberich, Hall, Karger and
Bradley and Carrigan; Frill and Mitchell.
Time, 1853. Umpires, Egan and Evans.
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Notes of the Game

Manager Wordsworth offered q
switched lineup. Gygli, who is in a
batting slump, was benched; McGilvray
put on first, Elliott in right, Emery
switched to short in place of Newton,
..mho is ill, and Larsen put on third,
This lineup will be maintained for
some little while.
Manush, going after foul, turned
an ankle and fell sprawling Thurs
Gay. Frank, imagining that the con-
tagion of the league broken bones,
had struck him, stood upon his feet in
alarm. But Manush soon arose, though
he limped trifle.
to the fence, and fell backward, turn
ing on his face as if hurt. But when
McGilvray threw u ball at him he
sprung up and caught it in his glove
instead of his bacon, where it would
otherwise have been caught.
1t was the second victory for the
Barons on home grounds this season.
Jackson is full of luck along with
ability to sting the ball. Thursday he
got one through the diamond which
should have been handled and yester-
day he went after a high one and it
Caromed into right for a safety.
Larsen performed well in every de-
partment. He is fast, a good bunter,
good infielder and thrower, and can
Go little hitting sometimes.
Emory played short like a veteran
arms as good as Emery's in the league.
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Brooklyn Beaten

Brooklyn, May 6.-Boston won poorly
played game, to s. today, due largely to
the cold wind that made pitching and
fielding difficult. Score: R.H e.
Boston northumberland. 900 40 210-8 IA 8
Brooklyn ................ 100 120 001-5 6 4
Batteries: Curtis, Brown and Graham,
Dessau, Wilhelm and Bergen. Time, 2:1S
Un.pircs Rigler and Moran.
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Nashville Tennessean: There's a queer
turn in the way the same old systems
stick to certain, ball clubs without
change. In seasons past, Atlanta was al
ways regarded as only an average road
club or worse, but invincible at home.
There were exceptions to this dope, but
only in sufficient quantities to prove the
rule. Now take up this seasons count
up through Wednesdays play the Crack
ers had played six games at home with
five victories and one defeat-a 10-round
setback by Perdue. On the road the
same club against the same teams played
Ii games with two victories and eight
defeats. Atlanta trimmed Chattanooga
two straights in Atlanta and dropped
three out of four in Chattanooga. Then
the Crackers dropped three out of four
here to Nashville. and won three out of
four from Nashville in Atlanta. Memphis
walloped Jordan's team hard but it's bet
ter than to l bet that Memphis gets
it under the Adams Apple in Atlanta.
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Where They Play Today

New Orleans at Birmingham.
Nashville at Chattanooga.
Memphis at Atlanta,
Mobile at Montgomery.
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Wilder Released

Mobile, May 6.-Pitcher Percy Wilder
has been released by the Mobile team
and will go back to Rock Island, ILL.,, and
finish out the season.
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WITH THE sCRIBEs

Mobile Register: Paul Sentell SO far
has proved rather costly to Atlanta. The
former Mobile shortstop was partly re-
sponsible for Atlantas3 loss yesterday
When compared with Berger, while Sem
tell may possibly have an edge on the
blonde shortstop in hitting. Berger has
him backed off the boards in fielding.
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Northeast Arkansas League
At Jonesboro: Jonesboro 5, Carruthers-
Vile 2.
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virginia Leagus

At Norfolk: Norfolk Z, Portsmouth =
At Richmond; Lynchburg I, Rich
mond 2
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Chicago, May 6.-Pittsburg defeated Chi
cago today in a. wild game Todays
game was won upon. wild pitches, a hit
batter, a base on balls, and a single.
Score: R II. E
Chicago .............,... 900 010 000-1
Pittsburg .............. COL $50 000-6
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Two Long Triples

Cleveland, May 6-Cleveland defeated
st. Louis again today. st. Louis took
the lead in the fourth but Cleveland
went to the front in the fifth. With two
out Turner tripled with three men on
bases. Lajoie followed with triple, four
runs being the result. Score: R.H. E.
Cleveland ...............OO O4O co.,
st Louis ................OO 600 100 100
Batteries: Link Berger and Bemis;
Petty, Kinsella, Stephens and Kiflifer.
Time, 2:0s. Umpires, KERN and Sheri-
dan.
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Philadelphia, May 6.-Philadelpha won
todays game from Washington by to
g. After two men were out in the ninth
inning, Krause, Strunk and Oldring sim
gled, and the former scored the winning
run. Score: R.H. E.
washington .......... 200 DOL 100 Z
Philadelphia ............ 200 020 10l-4 IL
Batteries: Johnson and Street; Krause
and Thomas. Time, 200. Umpires, d.
neen and Connolly.
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The Barons caught Messrs. Maxwell
and Pruitt when their stock of foolers
was running low. On the other hand,
the Pelicans found Moxie Manuel with
a new sign out, labeled. Il Have Ev-
erything."
There's the story of the game.
Maxwell opened with a total lack of
control and an absence of general eff
fectiveness. Pruitt succeeded in the
second and he was little if any bet
ter, Manuel was in rare form, and
but for a dropped foul by Larsen would
Rave scored the shutout he deserved.
The feature of the game was the
manner in which Mcbride larruped the
ball. The olive comprehend gentle
man appeared five times at bat and
smashed out four safeties, one of them
going for two.
In the first Marcan was walked and
sacrificed, while Mcbride got one safe
ly to Manush. McGilvray singled to
left. scoring two and went to third
when Butcher let the drive escape. Ell
l;ott's hit put him across.
In the second, after Marcan had
whitfield, Wordsworth singled and Nc
Bride doubled. McGilvray was safe on
fielder's choice, Molesworth going out
in a chase. Elliott's second hit scored
Mcbride, while a Texas Lacquer by
Larsen sent MeGilvray and Elliott over
the pan.
The run of the Pels occurred in the
fourth. Weimer opened with a double,
went to third on Jacksons short hit
and scored on Rhoes out to the dia-
mond.
Wagner and Paige or Hess WORK
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Batteries: Pfeffer, Mcintyre and Need
ham: Lefield and Gibson. Time, LAO.
Umpires, KLEIN and Kane.