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Marble Hill press., 1911-12-14

will start for Oklahoma in a few
days,
Jrrl Frieze of ScdsewlcSrille is
visiting friends in this vicinity
Mrs. john Clark aud children OF
Illinois art visiting her sister, Mrs
! Fannie BoSUc At this place
Rev Mcfarland Hlled his regular
appointment, at Liberty church Sun
day.
, Mr. and Nh, A \ Kinder visited
NJ kmirrs brother NJ \ h'ndeI
and family recently
NissNrnjg Nl.drr an' brother
Nr lr arr u,un their SISTER
Mrs N J. Conrad d, Douolo
Gus Bafu, auimn. will >.'
nr Oklahoma ono iay ru, week.
T.tWus
Marble Hill press., 1911-12-14
buchanan.

Well. have had a good long rest
and will try to write a few items tor
The PREss this week.
Health is very good.
Miss Mary Kinder came home
from Cape Girardeau a few days
ago to visit her parents Mr.. ana
Mrs NJ n Kinder at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shrum were at
I,owndes. doing some shopping last
Saturday,
Charley Barrett spent Saturday
night and Sunday with his aunt
Mrs Angie Hafner near Lowndes.
Roy Wagner and Charley Barrett
Marble Hill press., 1911-12-14

.m.in. season +, 8r.NtA-
,..r.,a ami vie. . ..s
ammunition @ game
.,.. 81, nq.. suffered %. 1888
.a.r.r, 1u.pr.a., "as ID
session here last ~rrt "i'. lla'E
p. ...0,p pra,idiag
,5 .ra Air. John Rhodes %
..,...,,,ll.. we're ,.-l.ng their son
..f,.r -. This rIgyc last wctt
gs1ukspNiuL was observed "l,.
Marble Hill press., 1911-12-14

Health is generally good in TINS
vicinity,
We are having some very rainy
weather lust now. which is making
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
Notes at the Game.

GucNara got hit every time up
and his pcggiug Was AS brilliant as
ever
Leo Murphy kept the sNasukas
guessing YESTERDAY ana convinced
even the most sk,ptcu mat lac has
everything that goes Geo make up "a
frst-pla~s slab artist
iapuiN at second again upheld his
reputation as crack uN,ldrr lie
is "a biz iayoritc with jh, boys.
~WmYf played his first game with
the HappNs Yesterday 200 center fold
ard made good both 200 Ga" field aud
AT th, hHt
silva s q CLASSY PLAYER and has
-trrngthcu.d the ilapp,s wonderfully
THAT. what thrN an say. Watch
the little fellow clout the ball when
Hay Mctauua comes TO bat
Joe NcC1nud rs fast developing into
Il star FIRST hascman.
Higgins work at short and at the
bat and his accurate throwing 60 firs
base has Nou him home forever
win tho Happ>s ana tn fans
Amhrosio Dhaycs rs e second Tl
cobb both al the bat ana on tin
bases tie kept the SWHstlkas upsc
Dos his tcrritic hitting and dariue base
running
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
CATARRH DOCTOR
CURES CArARRH. ACUTE or
CHRONIC, OR MONEY BACK.

Would YOU pay one dollar Ia ild
Yourself at disgusting catarrh'
Then go 10 j II O'Riolly co today
and ask FOR iiNonci outit and YOU
win NOT only engage. In, you viii own
outright little catarrh doctor that
has cured more cases of catarrh than
an the catarrh specialists ON earth.
In the 81 90 box which contains the
Hyumci Outiii. you viii find a little
hard rubber vest pocket inhaler
Into this inhaler you pour "A Few
drops of Hyomei Then all YOU have
so do rs 10 breathe through the littlc
inhaler either through the nose or
mouth according 20 where the catarrh
H. located
when Nou breathe Hyomei you
breathe IA powerful yet soothing. anti
septic air, which as II passes over the
mflamod and germ ridden membrane
pcnetratcs every fold and crevicc and
DESTROYS germs completely
stomach dosing never cured ca
tarrh. sprays ana uouches always tau
| and why? because they don't get
where the germs are and ~ catarrh
! is "A germ disease you must XIII the
germs. before Won can cure caiarrh
| lINomei is guaranteed J II ORieiA
| Co to cure catarrh, coughs, colds
| Group and sore throat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
HAPPYS WIN FROM
THE SWAST|kAS
Good Luck Sign Proves Of Lit.
tie Use in Saving Aggrega.
tion From Defeat at Hands
of Champions.

hi.ru. u. .Ur Same aRgrcseV,uysa
uuI U.'....f. Uulltics which have
gained tHu atWp after gam" this
e"n."r. ON. iHuUt- Gu-Guckvs Nostrr-
doN 't.rnH.u defeated the SNasuk1F
Obs iI. .I. uf o. Go :. 10 Nas e.
.l'lu $780, .HlVr victory Tor th,
Hups I., sWastikas were clearly
oul. 'a...I BOO .t,ry department of th,
piur .uu. uu the mound fur
tu" UuI pitched great ball trplu
YESTERDAY. lud .VaSuka hatsmcu N1u
reached tr.i 1nsr were few and mr
between T.uorio. formerly with the
'id Town browns started To pitch for
tIr ~Wa.NNis but hts deliver was IN
effective tI5 he lasted bat scN lu-
uuee h.ua relieved by Chavez. who
'at.N U. H.ttor than his predecessor.
Th, llaps proved strong team am
tit, HlN .,stordaN and Il was plainly
evident tlat they viii he formidable
1ulapuuI-t. for any Juvenile aggrcga-
' tiuu BOO The southwest Th, cham-
pluus ar, now scouting for e game
! NIfl DO, United states Indian school
| lu Albuquerque and with the St Mi
| chacts college team of santa Fc. The
| li1us realize that they are going a
| little uui OF their sphere ia taking
ON either the Indians or the 81 Mi
| nhacls club. but are determined "a
test their strength with those teams
| DO proper arrangements for u gam,
! rln nc made. Tho ability ct the Haps
/ as hnl players was demonstrated Ia a
| striking manner I'm Santa Fc last sat
! utd1y when Murphy and Higgins. star
! men FOR the Ilappys. PLAYING with tn,
! Varsity cloutcd the ball for "a HON,
uu and thrcc-basc hit respectively
| taking the game away from ST. Mi
/ Dhacl
Tn, lineup YESTERDAY follows.
llUppys -Guevara. catcher. Muir.
| phy pitcher; j. McCanna. first base,
lapraik. second base; chavez. third
/ base. higgins, shortstop, silva lett
field -tumpf center field Il. McCan.
: na right field
Swasukas r. chavez. first base,
| Armtjo. catcher. Romero. second
| base. y. Chavez, third base and pitch.
or, A. Toniro pitcher and third base
~andoval. lou neld, Meyers. RICH
field; Montoya shorts,op, MARTINEZ
! ecutyr field
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

rccrion and thc fellow snip q. Ills sui
icring
ION one of the oldest writer's OF
The Old Testament had internal cvi.
douccs uf the resurrection when he
cries out. ! know tnu m} Rcdcemor
liyolh and that lic shall stand ~ The
latter day upon the caitl ana though
after my skin worms destroy his
body. y,, 10 my flesh shall see God.
whom ! shall SEQ lor myself ana ny
eyes shall behold and no; another
Tho conviction OF this truth in
spires the missionary upon hia hard
fought battlciields. and it nerves the
CHRISTIAN To- dare ana 20 do fol his
risen Lord II comforts tho saints
when they are diving aud going out
into jho unknown
while wo roly upon revelation to
establish the tact OF The rising OF
Christ from the dead yci We sec this
itt,h tausht in nature We see this
beautiful doctrine symbplI2cd al every
Easter Tide Z nc flowers and the
trees which have been dead through
ont 'he cold ~ winter, begin 20 take
on new lie, and the buds begin 10
'.tN''''' ''A'H sNN'Ni' u" hfN Ahfiii l'A
rDsurpction
.hc ord br0ugh tnc same body
from ia" grave that he took thcg
with Him When the women and the
disciples Ncnt 10 thu sepuichcr they
found the grave empty and when
Thomas doubted. the Master said
Thomas ccmc and PM your fingers
INFO the nail prints IN my hand and
thrust your hand into ms side and
be no longer talthless. but believing.
To ny MUD IA apostle 10 the Gen
tllcS has given ua q Cicat explanation
as 10 the resurrcctcd and glOriiico
; body when he said, Iiu' some MAJ
viii say, how are the dead raised AZ
( and win what body DO they come p
I What Kind o. q body Thou foolish
one lhat which thOu sOwost H. not
/ quickcncd except n ale, and tina
I which thou sowcsi. thou sowest no
I that body tina shall be lui bar,
grain b. nav chance of wheat or o
some other grain bus God giveth Il ;
{ body. as Il has pleased Him and Il
/ every seed his own body
Ny parting message Iu YOU, M,
. Christian friends, cling ,o ,ho doctrine
ol the resurrection of the body. lo
, this is the faith once delivered to IN,
saints.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

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defendants
You are hotrnt u"'IN'd That a su't
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
DANNY SHAY SAYS BLUES
WILL WIN THE PENANT

Kansas city, Mo. April 5 For tho
first time IN his baseball career, Man.
ager Dan SHAY of the kansas Ciiy
Blues made prediction that his
team will win the pennaut ~ the
American association race OF lall.
This b. the FIRST time shay ever
expected as manager 20 pilot a
peunant winning team. bar hG Is 50
confident that ne has the best team
Ia The league hal he made the state
m,ul 20 the write, and said he would
be- glad Go see {, IN print Therefore
ians. yOu know what Shay thinks OF
me team that b. t0 represent this
city in the battle Tor The pennant of
the greatest ol minor leagues
or course Shay realizes that his
pitchers are MORE than hair the bat.
tie He knows that unless the pitch
ing stan is going in hne form no
team can win pennant but he be-
iicyes tina, his pitchers will go az top
speed All season and this t. the rea'
son for his prediction.
shaw Is not at all Worried because
he club has lost some exhibition
games tie knows tina, 10 has been
the taul. OF The pitchers when other
teams have made nineteen and twenty
hits "a game, and In the game
Ike yesterday his pitchers went fine
except that In this game the team
made 100 many errors lie does not
believe six errors will be chalked NJ
against his FASTENERS ln one game
often This season
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

that the body was stolen OF NAT
Christ was risen. Let us apply the
chemicals of logic and with the mal.
nifying glass of reason discern the
original anu historic testimony
There can be no doubt that Jesus
lived. Historical rc'eroncc takes us
back 10 his very times. and besides,
the world shows the inilncncc of iiis
master mind That he died aud was
buried Is likewise indispuiablc That
he died before he was buried IN The
tomb of Joseph 81 SHOWN by several
circumstances, notably by the spear
thrust In the side The fact ,hal blood
aud water gushod FORTH - conclusive
proof that Jesus had died Of rupture
ot the heart. which filled the ptricar.
diai sac with blood he had been
dead three hours and the cNtrayaaatc cd
blood had alieay separate in,o serum
an cioi
In charging theft of the body We
should look around 'ur q motive The
Romans had none, for they had The
body IN their possession The dew
had none. their supreme do,iir Nus
10 keep The body IN The gray The
only motive governing the disciples
IN the case was To Insure the bod a
decent burial which had been iou.
hy Joseph ana Nicodcmus. while fu-
hcr tender honors were prepared 3D.
the women from Galilce
The circumsiantial evidence iu .ht
case Is very damaging 90 the thcIis
of THEFT The grave. abandoned n'
ne guard, with the neatly iuiu 81
grave c,oths within, does not sueecs
that thctt had been committed ga,
testimony of the soldiers H. inCompc
tcut uu iis face. " they were aslt'i
they could MOI testify that the body wa
stolen That they were ly lng appear
! tom the imprubabilitS that u cohor
o' Itoman DICTIONARIES, on dutv al Z
critical time ia "A hostile counti
I should fall asleep and then bolIu
| proclaim their guilt around J,rusalcI
! unless hey were lying and wcr
| paid iur H.
BESIDES It should he rcmcmborc'
| hat the tomb was near The ely |
was a night made brilliant by the iui
! moon From rcfercnc, la loscphu
we nr, sure that fully 2.j00.uoo pcopl'
! were lodging IN aud around the cit )
] ~ diNl liu' UtN bt'il Stiil'u ny ~
events OF Friday \ group o. bod
snatchers would surely have been de
toCted. aud The priests could have
! easily found evidence to have con
I iutpd The apostles. when thcy preach
| cd the resurrection.
The direct evidence 10 the resui
uction Is IN thirteen specified az
pearanCcs Jesus appeared al diffcl
! ont times In various manners 10 Ill
ycrs persons The circumstances O
| these appearance preclude tn
! thought that they were illusions
While a nimhlc Imagination ma
hc able 80 discount some of these Il
tails taken separately the whole proc
taken together cannot be set aside
The manuscript should read lie /
Risen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

tho l.ir O., our Lord tm 'hc tri.
umphal cutry into Jerusalem until his
meeting with the disciple u NE 40.
per chamber in JcrusHDu on the
first Ia, of the week tho rusuI.ction
day
After stating the gospel accounts
of tho appearances of Jesus on the
resurrection day Tho pastor closed
with fhcs words. Thus ended th,
nrat glad Faster almost twenty cen.
turtles ago Christ is risen Thr
,rulh OF his Is u settled historical
fact around which Tho shadow ol a
doubt can not hang for one moment
Tho world has accepted tho cumula
dive evidence from IN, beginning
Aud aside irOm this the evidence
which every true Christian has ia his
heart Us go him an all sufficient test.
muny While we MAY not understand
The transformation process whereby
The curiuptible puts un interruption
and the mortal puts on Immortality
Sc can aiiord 20 ieaYc the details ~
the hands G. the infinite Father. rest
Ing calmly and scnerely IN the grcai
fact Itself
With these great truths before az
IS H. any wonder that Nhlsicndom re
ioiccs1 She ought to celebrate lie
the bells ring out the glad day. he
MS praise him with halleluiahs. an
thcms ana oratOrios let all the PEG
pie praise the Lord Yea. lct every
thing Ina, hath breath praise him
s. the v.o-r ui iic sermon jli'
cause OF missions for the church q
large was presented aud over $40
was riNen
The evening service was service
by the SUNDAY school u 4 Port
hcld superintendent T.. + Deck ha,
ing charge of The program
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
APPRENTICES WIN
/. FROM BELEN CLUB
"Rube" Weeks Strikes Ont
Seventeen for the Locals
and Team From South Mar
rowly Escapes Shut Out,

The Santa Pc Apprentice all but
shut out the lIolon Brown. So i.riay
afternoon al Traction par 70 was
a very one. sided game between Pitch.
cr Weeks. borrowed IuI the occasion
from the GrayS, and he slab artists
OF the Been aggregation, who ciOyed
artistiCallN al the deceptive spheres
that Weeks sent over. Seventeen men
famed. two obtained tickets 20 first
and only six scattered hits were al
lowed IN The whole game, which latter
We're well hclded /, was only by "A
rally IN the ninth inning, when they
scored twice thai The Browns We're
able 10 save themselves WhlteNash
Walker. who pitched for l}olen allow
ed six runs. struck Oui siN and gave
passes 90 eleven men The Appren'
1lceS are scheduled 10 play the san
Marcial team In the near 'ulurc
The following H. thr lineup
Apprentices CHAVEZ catcher
Gonzales third base. Traseho first
base. weeks. pitcher Rowland see
ond base. Rehn shoitstop. Gutierrez
center field Rudolph, LEFT field Hart
line. right field
Relen VI Baca. shorlsiop pedll
la third base. I'm. frs base Nrter
second base. y iaca. catcher GUN
tana, ieft field. DE Graltenreld, cen
Ter field Bloyins. right field Walhor
| pitcher.
Score by innings:
APPRENTICE ,..9 "a 90 q '-'
! nelcu RfoNnt @ - %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
~. .ioi,ns Episcopal.


services IN -. Johns Episcopal
church yesterday were on an unus-
uaily elaborate scale The morning
services were quite lengthy and for
this SEASON Archdcscon Warren
preached but a short sermon from tho
text "Hc went and preached to the
spirits Ia prison. ! peter. III. 9. ia
Ia. afternoon the church was crowded
with knights Templar in fun regaiia,
who marched in procession from tho
commander iu the new Masonic
Temple. Nrchdeacon warren, who is
hlmsoll SIR Knight preached most
inspiring sermon. taking as a fpuuda-
ton ia, legend of tho Holy Grau
The morning sermon. IN abstract
follows.
A. We lynyc ihc scene of the pas-
sion ou Good Friday, when w., saw
tho savior die, 81 question ls ne our
.mad, can 20. really bo dead Ne ask
ourselves what I- death" The
lord was mo- longer n the flesh iiis
flesh la, IA the tomb 81 Pct"r tells
us tuat ts be- W'uJ about dojng good
u DIS lrsh. so die his holy human
rrt, u the realms of the dead
This Interpretation is WARRANTED hy
Jesus own words ON the rcsurrr,-
nou morning hr said to Mary, who lu
/ utr rpslacN attempted Goo touch him
Touch me not for : have not Nti
isroud,d To- nay father John 9o-ii
! We know as an historical fact that
h, was pat to death on Good Friday.
| For three DAYS he was not in this
sphere OF existence. He said n, had
Z Al Ia
had not bccu in that sphere calll 1
heaven. - peter then saws. "ncius
/ put O., death In "a, flesh but quicken
Tea py ia" spirits ia prison Tho u'
l..,ucc therefore Is that botwpou Oh,
, ump Nhon he gave up the ghost or
/ Friday and the time Of his return uu
! sunday. ~, WAS in the abode of thos.
'y, can dead
The text also says "bong quick a.
F., cd. hc preached II also SAYS IN,
/ spirits of men Who had stunned Wcr'
held ia prison. and he preached q
| them Therefore both Jesus and th'
discmbodlcd spirits were cXisiius u
! a place not earth aud nor heaven l
ono can preach ana another can hear
tn Inference is they must both be
! conscious. This inference Is fortNct
hy jesus parable of Dives and Lpz
arus. also by his promise 60 the thic
un th' cross, aud again. the incidcu
on the mount Of transformation
whom Muses. and ELIAS appcarc
talking with Jesus.
When our dear oucs die We act -
ii Wr thought they ceased tu D,
scripture certainly does not sustni
such u notion. The scripture rathc
teaches a continuity of conscious *
lstencc. both IN the transition fror
life To death aud also from death {
ne resurrection
AZ you think of Jesus dying on on
cross. beware ot being ftlled with DIES
pair, He did not como under thu eva
OF him, who had power IL KIN bot
soul aud body BE also assured tina
on the day of the general resurrcc
ton. We shall come back from IA
grave Ia Judgment let the certalnt
az the judgment Influence your lie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
Church Of Christ.

IN recognition ol tho Easter
lnstiVaa the Gold and Broad.
Way church yestcrugy WAC decorated
and made beautiful with flowers The
music was very staple the important
number being n solo hy Mrs G. H..
Cuines. sweetly appropriate 20 the
resurrection lesson
Rev Mr Williams address uu The
Hlured Manuscript was r~yiew of
a., circumstances and Incidents Of
Chisi's resurrection. So grouped as TO
arIuc hat there can hc ne reasonable
doubt oi The historical nature OF the
event and that the faith established
thereon iF sound ana worthy OF ac.
CcptanCe
Rry M Williams said IN part
THE ancients wrote them records
on parchmenls or on sheets at papy-
rus made on LAYERS OF pjth from the
reeds of the Mid. soaked 10 water
| and pressed together. On account of
The scarcity of writing material they
would sometimes erase an old record
| and use the parchment ur papyria
| again Tor new theses students OF
these oid manuscripts. hy the use
! OF chemicals aud magniiNing glasses,
: have sometimes been able 20 eat
away the moro recent writing ana
discover the record OF the original
manuscripts.
we have mere an ancient manu-
script. the New Testament In one
of It's parts, particularly In this ac'
count of the empty tomb II has been
worn by time and oyerwWtten by
critical unbeliet The soldiers SAID
The body was stolen So many hav,
repeated since then believe thar
there can be only two supposiilons
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

Easter Sunday To- so Pads nsiish
Lutheran church Rev " : Oher
holacr pauol vas fun Of spiritual
blessing lu Doe SUNDAY school hour
the lrssea was based upon the Rcsui
reciiou of Chris. Many helpful truths
We're brought o.. East i gifts were
given to the -Dhoot ana all hearts
were gladdruol lbs IN h',ssed
thoughts q enc rasurrectiou Follow
Ing his hoUr tu. regular preaching
service began After the OPENING GU
der Cf service fuo confirmation class,
consisting of nine members was re-
ceiNed into church fellowship For
lowing this oilh Idults weru rocciv
ed The communion theme was The
All.sGillcienCy oI christ aud set forth
the srcat fac, off universal atone
mcnt 10 lesus Christ "NhOsoCvcl
ives ANA bouat, IN Him has right
20 al she saVirs races oi the HOLY
Eucharist u, Nas manifest 20 taLt
away our sins a HIN u IN ulunl
ant lie No is 'n. bread which cam,
down Ncm llCHtou. He s'id ~,
broken body wd- uourshmcnt indeed
and Ills shed blood true drink The
true and nnni g disc lleshIp De-
in worthily r.,. ing this holy sac
rdment \ tang. audience was pres
ent and mos nsecious communion
season Was spent
In the eyruius he Christian I'm
dcayOr held most heiptui Scr'Ic"
led bv ElBol kfoamer The Bihl'
study proved y.' Interesting ana iu
slructiyo. Uplifting music inter
speTfed thc various readings, glyin.
life aud spirit loo The meeting Duln
the closing hour of the day the Sur
day school render the regular an
nual Easter church extension pr,
gram The music VAS Well rcnlorc
and the children aid We'll In all 'b
parts 'hey shared. \ peasant lcl
turc of the prorlam was The sp Ella
musical selection rendered by Ms
lnrsch
Greetings were brought hy the pa'
Tor on bohnli az The church eXtcnsiO
board, after which an offering for IN
work OF building churches for need
churchless home mission cougrog.
lions was taken The bonevolen' coi
tributious .or me day were hearty an
liberal aud aliog,'her we all See
much ENCOURAGED IN the progress h'
ing made Our hope aud PRAYER Is ,
build mp a church here thar will prov
4 great hlcssins 20 our city bA ia
saving OF manf precious souls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
BIG BATTING RALLY
Wins FOR VARSITY
Heavy Smuggling in the Ninth
Turns Defeat Into Victory;
San Miguel College Loses G
to 3.

THAT the local Varsity seems To
have reputation for snatching VIC
tory from the very teeth of dcfea, was
again demonstrated in saturdays
game with ST Michacl's ~ santa Pc.
NJ the end of the eighth inning the
score stood to T. Thcn the 4. y.
NJ lads got busy aud started the ball
rolling an over the field Before they
came 1" q stop they mad knocked IA
two home runs, q three-bsgger and
two tWo-basc hits. So that five men
came home and "a sorry defeat was
turned into a brilliant victory That
the field work of the local team was
very steady ana consistent is shown
by th, following summary
HON, runs Gladdtng. Murphy.
Thro.-base hit Higgins.
Tvo-basc hits Giadding. Murphy.
stolen bases UNIVERSITY !. ST.
Michacrs o.
sacrifice hit University l.
Bases on balls--Off silva. /; or
Garcia, T.
Doeble plays-M Murphy To Lcmbkc
Ia Srdcr.
lit by pitcher Kelly ana Garcia,
both by silva.
| Passed balls -Grcigo. Soder.
Struck by Garcia, q; by sill
40. %.
Th, scor, by innings follows,
! Varsity .......... 600 OlO 0h1--s
| II Niphacls ........IoI 0l0 600 3
Tho teams lined up as follows
| University Ipmbk, sS, Sedor 81
Allen. 10. illsgins. IS Ringland, 2h,
! Gladdng rf Murphy. r. silva, y,
| ~pitz. 10. DrNult, lf
ST. NIahacls-- Kelly n; Muco 81
| Armiio, ,t Auaya. ns. salvador, 10
| Garcia. d. luccro 10. Grirgo. q, Paul
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