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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-03

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Rockmere House
and Cottages
uttleiohn's Island, Maine

g. II. HAMILTON, Prop.
Right on the shore, with
10tft. elevation. Set In spruce
grove. Accommodates 100. Ex-
cellent cuisine. Daily mails.
Open until October I. Rates
on application. Z"
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-01
BUSTiN'S ISLAND.
Continued from Page 81

On Friday OF this week the first
baseball game was played at the
field. Littlejohns Island was the in
tended victim. but for some reason
or other, their team didn't show up.
In spite Of this disappointing fact,
the large assembled crowd had an
opportunity to watch a scrub game
between two selected teams OF the
island
Miss Kate Adams, of Chicago. ILL.,,
who has spent an enjoyable yaca-
tion on Bustins, left this week for
home. Miss Adams was one Of the
at one time secretary to the COVER
nor of Kansas. Then she was employ
ed in the U. s. Postal service for
many years. Miss Adams was the
only woman to hold the position Of
secretary to the chief OF police Of
Chicago. At the present time she is
establishing settlements for the well
fare OF the girls in Chicago.
1t was Miss Adams who gave her
name to Katy Ellens Lane" which
will be pointed out by any of the
more experienced cottagers.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Grant has purchased the
Juanita, of Mr.. Josiah Merrill, and
the boat is again moored about where
1t used to be five or six years ago,
when Mr.. Merrill was more active
All OF the many friends of the lat
ter are sorry to learn of his impaired
health.
The b. I. c. A. have had a fight
Of steps built from the road to the
beach of "Pidges Cove" for the con-
venience Of bathers. The best time
to battle there is at half tide when
the outer beach, which is free from
seines can be used by those who do
not SWIM
Another family that will be missed
are the Browns, who have had the
upper Garfield Cottage this month.
Young Mr.. Brown has frequently
posted the weather predictions cap
tured by his wireless receiving plant.
Here Is chance for some young man
to step in and continue the good
work. We hope to see the Brown
family next year.
On Sunday Rev. DR.. Pidge, Of
Philadelphia, preached the opening
sermon in the grove, as has been his
custom for the past fifteen years. He
showed that it is not wrong to love
nature and vacation time, unless that
love Is carried to such an extreme as
to make II the chief end OF life in
stead Of a relaxation from life's real
struggles. The audience was large
and attentive and thoroughly enjoy
ed the service which was made even
more pleasant by the two baritone
solos OF Mr.. Edward Gerry, of Haver-
hill. Rev. Frank Garfield. of York,
Me-. assisted at the service.
There will be a second service
next Sunday IL fair.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-01

served at noon In the dining room and
the rest OF the day spent socially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Loring have
closed their apartments on the East
ern Promenade and will spend the re-
mainder of the summer with Mr.. Lor.
ing's mother at her summer home on
Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Morris of Rumford Is at Trefe-
then for several weeks stay and is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Brown. Master John has been
here with his relatives since early
summer.
The annual excursion OF the Aged
Brotherhood was enjoyed on Saturday.
A large number Of the society came
down on the Peaks Island ferry and
at noon one OF Landlord Rowe's l.uest
was served in the Annex of the Peaks
Island House. After dinner there was
fine entertainment consisting of
readigs by Mr.. Charles Marble and
singing by the First Baptist male
quartet and closing with the singing
OF Auld Lang Syne, the audience loin.
ing in the singing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tigne and young sons,
Francis and Jack OF Holyoke, Mass.
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Purington at the Oriella cottage. The
family formerly resided at Peaks Is
land, occupying the Perley Randall
cottage on Church avenue and have
many friends who are extending
pleasant greetings.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-01

Miles OF birmingham. Miss EIoise
Lawrence, Miss Madeline Lawrence OF
south Gardner and Marie LoveJoy OF
Rumford. Eunice Downs and 8. A.
Downs OF Brooklyn, ~. Y, are all
guests at Oak cottage for the month.
Mrs. Joseph Dow entertained the
Summer club for all day at her sum-
mer home Pearl" on Wednesday. A
picnic lunch was enjoyed at noon and
the day was spent in a most social
way. The members present were Mrs.
Albert Smith, Mrs. Clarence Dodge,
Mrs. Charles Goodwin, Mrs. Hamilton,
Mrs. Charles Sears, Mrs. Herman
Grant, Mrs. Frederick Sears, Mrs.
Charles Brooks. Mrs. Eastman, Mrs.
Bond, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Nissen, Mrs.
Bosworth and the hostess, Mrs. Jo.
seph Dow.
Mrs. George Lancaster and daugh.
ters Adelaide and Geneva OF Skowhe-
gan, are spending n few weeks at Ey-
ergreen. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Ordway.
Miss Mary Convery OF New York
City. who was last year located at the
Wild Rose cottage on Island avenue,
Is spending a few days at the Grand
View at Evergreen. where she is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Law.
renee. Miss Convery goes from here
tn Portland. Oregon, to all an engage
ment, commencing her season of op.
era In that city.
Mrs. s. T.. Lewis and daughters
Miss Lucy and Miss Sadie OF New
York City, have taken the Hoyt cot
I tage at Evergreen and expect to re
main until Labor day. The family have
spent former vacations at Forest City
landing.
Mrs. Ed. Lowell. Mrs. Robert MIL
lett. the Misses jeanette and Annie
Thibadeau and Mildred Winslow. have
arrived from Brockton for q few
weeks visit with Miss Packard a'
Camp Arawana.
Mrs. Sullivan Keys Of Deering. who
II spending July at the Glencoe on Is
land avenue. 10 entertaining her sis
ter, Miss Florence Blake. OF Pert
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-01

Mrs. James Broe very pleasantly
entertained the members of the Tues
day Entire Nous club at her home on
Pleasant avenue. Trefethen. last
week. Bridge was the program for the,
afternoon, the first prize going TO
Mrs. Burke and the second to Mrs.
Keating. Delicious refreshments were
served and the party included Mrs.
Eugene n. Swain. Mrs. Carroll Nor.
TIL, Mrs. @. A. Downs, Mrs. Merrow.
Mrs. Anthon Jensen, Mrs. John Burke,
Mrs. Keating and the hostess. Mrs.
Broe. Mrs. Jensen will entertain AT
the next weeks meeting at the Maple
cottage.
Master Walter Friend of Melrose Is
a guest OF Mrs. Walter Skillin at the
Breidablick cottage at Evergreen for
a several weeks stay.
Mrs. +. s. Beal and daughter of
Spring street are guests for a few
weeks OF Mrs. Jarvis Grant Of Island
avenue
The Evergreen Social club held its
monthly meeting with Mrs. Walter
Lowell on Tuesday afternoon at her
summer home on Island avenue al
Evergreen. The time was spent so
cially and during the afternoon deli
cious refreshments were served by the
hostess. OF the members present were
Mrs. W. H. Durgin and her house
guest Mrs. Chambers. Mrs. Walter
Skillin. Mrs. Oscar Skillin. Mrs. AT
thur Weber. Mrs. A. e.. Marshall
Mrs. n. w. Stuart, Mrs. w. II. Lane
Miss Hattie Skillin, Mrs. Embert Rob
inson, Mrs. Fred Drinkwater. Mrs
Albert Waite. Mrs. Henry Bryant. Mrs
Harry Hansen, Mrs. Arthur Morrison
Mrs. r. @. Foden. Mrs. Fred Hooper
Ms. Melvin Floyd.
". and Mrs. Charles Evans Of Nal
den, Mrs. 4. A. Barry and Josephine
Barry Of springvale, Mr.. Edwin b
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-01
Littlefield & Co.
GROCERS
los-lll COMMERCIAL STREET
PORTLAND, ME.

II you want the best in Groceries.
Meats and Provisions at reasonable
charges our store is the place for yor
to trade. We supply hotels. cotta SOS.
yachts and schooner parties. Island
patronage solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed to all. Handy to steam.
boat wharves. -
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-01
.. J. Macdonald, ProorIetor.

D. J. MACDONALD, Proprietor.
III Commercial Street, nearly oppo.
site Island Steamers and South
Portland Ferry.
10 Middle Street, nearly Opposite
MIX. Cream. etc. fresh from dairy
Earm daily. Best OF food. quickest ser.
vice, reasonable charges.
Finest equipment In the East. Visit
% whom In town. Elite Lunch, <S1 IL
Congress ST. for Ladiea.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
MITCHELL LOOKS
FOB 4 NEW MATCH
Wants to Meet Chappie Ho-
mer, English Middle
PasO Boy Hurt Sunday.

A match between Kid Mitchell, the
FL PasO Mexican who performed 50
creditably at Juarez last Sunday, and
Chappie Homer, an English middle
weight boxer. who claims the cham
piOnship of Mexico. is the latest line
up in the local prospect Homer was
introduced before the main bout sun
day. offering to challenge the winner.
Since the fight was a draw, his chal-
lenge is defuncL
But there is a good natured rivalry
between Mitchell and Homer which
may bring on a match anyway. Mitchell
said today that he would be glad to
90 on with Homer as soon as possible.
and that ne would put up from $500 TO
$4,000 in the hands of any reliable per-
sons 1t seems that when Mitchell was
fighting at Mexico City, a bout with
Homer had been arranged, but fell
through. Later. in Aguas Galleries.
they were TO have met, but the civil
authorities objected These two flunks
havt led 10 a lot Of talk which the FL
PasO lad wishes 10 stop
Because OF an injury received in the
bout Sunday, the kid does not wish TO
go on for two or three weeks He saws
when he tumhled out of the ring IN
such spectacular manner, coming
back before the count and going al
Jack Herrtck, that he sprained his
shoulder ana that 1t is stin very sore.
Since the injured Joint is the right bat
terry, the hurt seriously criDples the
boxer Mitchell says whenever he tried
10 use his sleep kick over Herrick
after the fan, that the arm snapped and
wouldn't work properly. Mitchell is
also anxious 10 meet Herrick again.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23

The spitbal IS and is not a diff
cut curve to hit-7
So says Johnny Evers clever Cub
second sacker- Those fans who favor
Marty O'TOOle, Eddie Walsh and a few
Gtner sp1tbau tOssers, may laugh At
Johnny But johnny has a reason WIN
Ann is so old
Just because il is a spitbau does not
make II hard to hit, says ETers. 1t
depends wholly on where the finger
places the ball, says he. and II III Is
kept low, about the knees. il is a mean
bender to hit Evers saws it must bs
met sQuarely to do So Pitchers who
use the spltz often, keep Il low and
tnal Is why they and the fnffeIderE
nave so many assists II is seen thai
most OF those who use the moist deIfv-
cry are credited with many Ffa7dfrg
chances So much for the vet nil
IL IS 10 be regretted by FL Paso fight
Lans that the bout in Juarez last sun
gay could not go Off without some in
lmatIon. at least OF scandal The ar
rest tuesday OF one Of the promoters
can only be regretted from a sporting
standpoint Some Observation-Disclosures,
over the checks kid" Mitchell was 10
nave received for his part IN the main
event caused the rumpus. which IL IS
declared VIII be straightened ont
shortly. and was only a misunderstand-
ing anyway They say also thar the
rebel officials of Juarez s7d f5a b+-i1
ring management made if a little hard
1Or the hackers Of the first credfta b1 o
exhibition Of boxing ever held f-7 So
over river hamlet Anyway. such a good
snow, pleasing the fans as IL did should
nave been DOlstered up with certified
oil Business methods 80 as well IN
sport promoting as they do in running
a corner grocery.
Wen, we don't have to do that again.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
That Eternal MiddIeweight
Question Is Renewed Again
By Tom S. Andrews

fellow and would not hesitate TO take
chance IN staging g big match He has
the nerve and that Is what counts L
want to say, too, that I was never treat
ed fairer by promoter in all my sX-
perience in the game. 1 offered to let
Mcintosh break my contract and so
home, as there were not men of my
class for me to meet, but he did not
do IT. He paid me my full guarantee
and lost over $1,000 on my contract and
then ne told me I could return home
without filling in the last OF the
matches He cid II like a man and then
wished me success at home which is
more than I have had from many here
He also offered me another contract
for next season and If possible 1 will
so back, for like the country and the
trip. Ny entire family was with me-
and all Of them enjoyed it, Langford
and McNes were the big cards over
there, also Jimmy Clabby, and they all
made big money. Jimmy was a great
favOrite and they want him back again
next season and think Jeems wants to
return He is certainly fighting like a
champion and viii soon be in the mid
dleweight class. The clean break rules
were bad for me, as all my fighting is
usually done in the Clinches or at close
range, while Clabby was at home IN
der those rules, being clever either at
long or close range You can say for
me that / am here again to defend the.
mlddlewelght title, as / certainly won
IL when I beat Pap1e, and any one can
get a match with me over the 20 round
route for the championship. I will not
SlOeSUep the short ones. but ] prefer the
marathon distance. as that is the only
way TO decide championships I have
had an offer from Paris to 20 over and
meet Carpenter, the French champion
and may decide 10 make the trip later
on ! think I can beat the Frenchman
In a long fight although I understand
he is very fast and clever"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
Here and There In the World Of
Bats and Gloves and Things
By Timothy Turner

~ Es. so they say. it was a good
deal hotter at this time last
year than it is at this time this
year But what in thunder do we care
about last year2
Editor;
Did Ban Johnson ever meet Jim JEFF
fries, and what distance did 1t go2
Fight Fan
Dear Reader
You must have been thinking Of Ty
Cobb not Johnson However. Cobb
and Jeffries haven't met-nOt yet
Sport Editor
We are informed by press agents OF
the JOhnsOn-Flynn battle-eXcuse me,
meeting. only meeting-that the arena
a Las Vegas viii seat 1850 persons
Did anybody ever hear Of a church or
many fOlks2 Nobody ever did, What a
nice problem in psychology to ponder
over. that men prefer to see men MAIN
men more than ought else in this wide,
and also long, old world
Rain. cruel rain. next to harming
the farmers crops, is most fatal to
baseball clubs So it might seem, at
least. from news that the New York
club Of the United States league is
for sale all because Of @ streak OF
rainy weather. But bum bah had some
thing TO do wit it, too After losing
three straight games, the club struck
a long streak Of wet weather. and now
the promoters have put the tOssers on
the market This same club is sched-
uled TO play today at New York against
Pittsburg- Let's see If it rains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
GIRL SETS NEW MARK
IN STRENGTH TESTING

was made this year by Eleanor Brown,
-. who made SAB points.
The surprising strength Of tho new
record holder lay in her lifting ca
pacity. her leg lift and back lift fig
ures raising her total above the rec
ord point She was able TO chin" the
bar four times, and her lung capacity,
which counts largely in the test, was
far above normal
Miss StabIer's all round ability and
evenness Of development are remarka-
BILE Her development, according to
Miss Kate Wallace, the gymnasium in
structor is due 10 her tennis playing
which is the major sport" of the new
strong woman" She spends several
hours every day throughout the sea-
son on the tennis courts.
Miss Stabler is feet 6 inches tall
and weighs $50 pounds. The other
records Of her test have not been kept
by the athletic department, It being
their custom to keep only the general
health records.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
WHITE ANDMORAN ARE
EVENLY MATCHED PAIR

Los Angeles. Cal. May 23-OWen Mo-
ran and Jack White are causing quite
q furry here since their fight has
been arranged. White has only been
with US a short time but during his
stay has had two decided ups and
downs.
This stuff about his. benig out for
two titles sounds rather wild when
first announced, but on serious thought
he has a chance and good one at
bling blOck-thau is, if -Ad WOlSast is
as bad off as reported.
Now for Owen Moran The little
Britisher has an interesting record
He came to this country a boxer Of
the Jem Mace school and as you all
know this has nothing TO do with in
lighting, so for the first few fights he
was shaded and many thought he was
false alarm, but after being in this
country for nine months, ne wene back
TO the old sod and set the British lion
on its ear with his methods. causing
a wild roar Of foul. etc But soon
the English sports saw that there was
more in the American STYLE. so IL has
can say that owen Moran had great
deal to do with the waking. up OF Eng
land.
There is stiu a little effort on the
part Of the National Sporting club of
London to abide by the old STYLE but
all the English stars have become so
Gankeefied that II is almost impossi-
bic to make the former rules stick, SO
they are sitting back over there and
letting the boys fight it out as they
please.
Moran climbed up after returning to
this country and got TO the place
where he was good enough to meet
the champion Ad Wolgast. Here he
lost his usually cool head and carried
the fight TO AID and got Knocked dead
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
Miss Eleanor Stabler, $50
Pounds, Makes $40 Points,
Equaling Average Man.

Cambridge. Mass. Nay 23.-Miss
Eleanor StabIer. agd Is. pretty
Brooklyn girl. now holds the strength
record at Radcliffe college. Hr test
made By the socalled old style meth
Cd used almost universally in mems
colleges. made her total $40 points.
a record worthy Of the average man
The former holder Of the record was
Miss Leslie Carter, Of the class OF
1906, who made total Of 547. The
only test anywhere near equaling this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
THE AUTO BUG STORY
TOLD By WANT ADS.
: :. :. ; :. :. : :, :. : :. :. ; :. :,

Wanted-FamiIy automobile in good
COnditiOn. speed not requisite.
H A. Bugg. BOX 8.
zone week later)-
Wanted-To trade four passenger ma
chine for fast rUnabOut II. A. Bugg,
Box 3.
CThe third week.
Wanted-TO exchange speedy runabous
for racer. n A. Bugg. Box ..
(The fourth Week)
Wanted-Car capable OF so miles an
hour. Have slower car and some
cash. II. A. Bugg. Box 3.
tThe fifth week.
Wanted-Wiu exchange residence
property and speedy car for machine
capable of developing over mile
minute. H A Bugg. Box 3.
(The sixth week.
Wanted-Wiu exchange fast motor
car, slightly damaged. for profess
sionaI services of first class sur
geon. IT. A. Bugg, Box 5.-Donald A.
Kahn in Judge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
MILLERS WIN ONE
BALL GAME ANYWAY
After Bundle of Defeats, Fl
Paso Visiting Team Licks
the Fl. Stockton Nine.

Fl Stockton, Tex May 23-By a
score Of 9 TO ?. the Globe Mills team, Of
Ell Paso, yesterday afternoon won over
the local team Grady. for the Mills,
made a home run.
score r. II. 3.
Globe Mills --.. - n
Fort Stockton ....-. 3
Batteries Globe 1flIs-Layva and
Fassett: Fort StocktOn-TaylOr and
Stubblefield
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
EUROPEAN CHAMPION
BESTS WILLIE LEWIS

the American middleweight last night
was defeated by George Carpenter.
middleweight champion of England and
Rance The fight went 20 rounds. and
the decision was given on points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
HURLEY BEATS SANTA RITA
sIln nr-,r.rA

Hurley. n. NJ, May 23.-The baseball
game between Hurley and Santa Rita
resulted I'm a victory for Hurley and
the score stood s TO 4. The game was
played at Santa Rita and a number
from here went up to see the game and
came back a very enthusiastic crowd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
O,BRTEN RESTS DROWV

Philadelphia, Pa, May 23-Young
Jack O'Brien. Of this city. had a shade
the better Of a six round bout last night
with Knockout Brown. Of New York.
O'Brien landed three blows to Browns
one, but they lacked force.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
MENT a 1n RnI-Nn nR.w

Oakland Cal. May 23.-SaiIor Pc
troskey and Howard Morrow, middle
weights, the latter a prOtese Of Tommy
Ryan, fought a 10 round draw here last
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
BLUMENTHAL AND
BARELA TAKE ALL

Blumenthal and Barela took all the
four points over Calisher and Har-
dlker on Cactus club alleys Wednes-
day night Barela himself landed the
4on0rs. game at pa and a total of SIS.
Bowling in the Fl Toro Cement league
viii go on Thursday night. Scores:
Blumenthal .. --.-196 164 2O9 569
Barela I6S 1q1 21- 5T6
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23


Wednesdays Results.
At " ashinguOn- X h L.
Washington .----.---.------5
Detroit =
Batteries: Washington, GroOme and
Henry, Detroit, Willett and Stanage-
At Boston- r H E
Boston --------S =
Cleveland -------O :
Batteries Boston, Ball and Nunama-
ker; Cleveland. Kaler and Easterly-
Ar Pbfladelphia- R. Il. Z.
Philadelphia ) 70 !
St Louis. -.-----o .
Batteries Philadelphia, COOmbs and
Lamp. Thomas ST. Louis, Petty. Hamil-
ton, Baum GARNER and Stephens.
Al New York r II. E.
New York -----.-----------
Chicago ----.--. II ~
Batteries. New York. Caldwell, War
hop and Sweeney; Chicago, Lang
walsh and Sullivan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23

for his pains. as there is nothing Al
ukes better than a man who VIII keep
mixing
The. defeat at the hands Of Wolzast
put him bad for a time and he went
down losing many easy fights. but now
ne has taken brace and better than
that Is careful in every fight When
ne meets White here. June s. with 50
munc at stake. he IS bound to carry a
punch OF caution with him.
w mite IS careful, hard hitting box
er and not wild. knockout bucket
swinging as was first reported. so
we VIII have two little men almost
alike and the result should be one OF
the greatest battles Of the season
The reason that White got his repu-
tauon Tor Wtldness lies in the fact that
ne got terrible walop in the second
round when he fought Joe Rivers and
vas on queer street after that But
give him an even start and 10 will take
a good man to load him on the
stretcher
After being defeated by Rivers.
White hardly had a friend here. but
after the Conley fight. he became the
IDOL Of the beach and Is now the king
Of the Venice shore. which an goes to
snow that the world loves winner.
White is in active training for the
Moran fight and viii have to build up
to the l2S pound mark. as he was light
for the last fight which was 123 at II
a. NJ He made that weight with ease
and for this reason shows that he is a
versatile man in the matter Of pound
age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23

" euue8uay 3 HeAuAtA-
At Pittsburg- y. IL +
Pittsburg- ~
Boston ----o
Batteries: Pittsburg, O'TOole. cam
nitz and Kelly, Gibson; Boston Dickson
and King.
At Cincinnati r. H. z.
Cincinnati ---------.---- IL
New York. % l.
Batteries. Cincinnati, Benton and
Mclean; New York, MatheWson and
Myers, Hartley.
At St Louis R. H. E.
St Louis ...--------z
Philadelphia .-...--..-.--,-----.3
Batteries St Louis, Harmon. Geyer
and WingO; Philadelphia Brennan and
KillifeT-
At Chicago R H F.
Chicago. y
Brooklyn -------- D ~ j
Batteries: Chicago, Cheney and Need
ham; Brooklyn Kent Yingling and
Phelps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Friday.
Boston at Philadelphia
New York at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at St. Louis
Chicago at Pittsburg-