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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01
Martin Atencio Asesinado.

Ignacio, Colorado, Sc VIC conmovi-
da hasta el grade de proponer IN lin
chamiento cuando las autoridades
del condado aclararon los catos en-
referencia al asesinato de Martin
Atencio. Ell crfmen es Inc de los
mas brutales en- Ia historic del con
dado de La Plata y Juan Garcia esta
acusado de haberlo cometido. La ca
beza del difunto fue partida a golpes
con una hacha de dos filos mientras
estaba dorinido, qnedando sus sesos
desparramados por toda Ia CANA Df-
cese que Ell motive fue que 81 mata-
dor estaba enfatuado con Ia esposa
del muerto, la que es madre de Gin
co hijos. La esposa del hombre
asesinado declare que 81 marido ha-
bia sido Iastimado por un caballo y
habia muerto d consecuencia de sas
heridas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01
PARA vENDER.

La Compania Impresora del Nuevo
Mexicano tiene a su dispasicion n
cantidad de fajas, perchas, rondani-
Has y varillas de segunda mano: tam
bien un ingenio Leffel de 10 caballos
de fuerza y otro de 20 caballos de
~fuerza. siendo del tipo de calderas de
de locomotora y en- buena condicion.
habiendo sido inspeccionadas por Ell
Inspector de calderas. Radiadores y
tabos de vapor, tanque de gasolina
de SO galones. Cualquiera de estns
a~rticulos sera vendido barato 81 Ia
compran de n vez 81 les Interest,"
escriban a la Compania Impresora del
Nueyo Mexicano. Santa Fe, N. NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01
Aviso..

En- la Corte de Pruebas del Condado
de Santa Fe, Estado de Nuevo Me-
xico.
En- Ell As1nto del Estado de Julia
B~eradinelli, finada.
A Aquellos a quienes concierna:
Por este Sc da aviso que Ell abaio
firmado Peter Berardinel.i fue nom
brado ell dia II de Mayo de 1912 por
Ia antedicha corte de pruebas como
administrator del estado de Julia Be
rardinelli, finada.
Todas las pcrsonas que tengan re
clamos en- contra de dicho estado de
ben presentar los mis:nos al abajo fir
mado administrator dentro del item
pc prescribe por ley.
PETER BERARDINELLI,
Administrator
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01

FL GoBERNADoR MCDONALD Es
cocE a Los QUE HAN DE W.
STAR IA EXPOSITION.
Hace Una Vista & Ration y TIene I'm
RecIbImIento Muy Bueno y
PIacentero.

III Gobernador hizo n vista a Ia
ciudad de Ration d fines de la semana
pasada y fu6 cord1aImente recibido
ALA, siendo obsequiado con una re.
cepcion. Ration hizo muchos prepa-
rativos para hacer memorable la vi
sta del ejecltivo. BESIDE 81 tempo
en- que baj6 del tren hasta que tuvo
lugar Ell banquete el sabado en- la no
che no las festividades.
Ingresos & la Tesoreria.
Las cantidades s~iguientes fueron
recibidas Ell sabado pasado en- la Of
Gina del tesorero O. N. Marion:
Condado de ChAves, fondo de CANT
nos del estado. $1,000; propina de
aseguranza 81.
NotarIos Pdblicos.
Los individuos signientes han sido
nombrados notarios pdblicos por 81
~Gobernador: G. G. eagle, Roswell,
condado de Chayes; M. B. Krause,
Mora. condado de Mora; w. p. Keel,
Lake Valley condado de Sierra; J.
M. Penfield, Lincoln, ccndado de
Lincoln; g. H. Hnnker, Las Vegas,
condado de San Miguel; s. J. Ander-
son, Clayton, condado de Union; G.
M. Iden, Clovis. condado de Curry.
La Exposition de Panama.
Antes de m~archarse de la ciudad
Ell viernes antepasado ell GoDernador
Mcdonald nombr6 la Comision a la
Exposition de Panama, que autoriz6
Ia resolution ~adoptada por ambas
Camaras. Los comisionados son d.
rigidos de visitar los terrenos de la
Exposition en- San Diego y San Fran
cisco y de escojer llgares propios
para edificios p~ropuestos en- los que
Sc de~splegaran los productos de
Nuevo Mexico en- 81 aso de que Sc
determine ponerlos en- exhibition.
Tienen que preparar pianos para
edificios d exhibiciones y soneterlos
con recomendaciones a la legislature
subsecuente del estado:
r. E. Twitchell, Las Vegas; DR.. J..
J. Shuler, Ration; H. A. Jastro. Dem
ing; H. j. Hagerman, Roswell; w.
4. Thornton, Santa re
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01

Arizona Adopth u Revooatcrir.
I'm proyecto proveyendo para una
~revocatoria de adyertencia para jue
ices federales y senadores de los ~
tados Unidos por yoto de una mayo
ria. del pueblo ha sido aprobado poi
IA asamblea del estado de Arizona, y
81 ~gobernador ha ~manifestado que le
dara su aprobacion. Bajo los ter
minos del proyecto una y~otacion ad'
versa sera considerable como adver'
tencia al gobierno para que acuse Q
despida al juez 8 senador en- cues
ton.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01
PRINCIPE SoRDo Y MUDo.

Don Jaime, niho de cuatro amos,
hijo del Rey y de Ia Reina de Espa-
ma, que naci6 sordo Y mudo, esta pro-
g~resando satisfactoriamente en- Fri
burgo. Suiza, donde por algun tempo
hi estado hajo ell tratamiento del
professor Henri Raymond. FL prfnci-
pc nino esta ahora 4 resultas de una
operacion, comenzando a articular
algunas palabras y a DIR algunos So
nidos, Ell tratamiento suizo sera
continuado hasta que los sentidos
del muchacho Sc hallen un estado
completamente normal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01
Ruena caza.

~plateados, siete osos negros Y, X.
Siete leones monteses. tres sos
~plateados, siete osos negros y cuatro
osos barcinos, 8 por mejor decir las
pieles de los mismos, han sido reel
bidos por Gross, Kelly & CO., de Las
Vegas. Los animales fueron nuer-
tos por W. Fl. Kelly en- 81 ~reciente
viaje.
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. Case de n Amos.

En- la corte de condado dc Colora-
do Springs, Rosea Filkani, esposa de
un rico comerciante en- curiosidades
dc Manitou, relate cue pc habia ca
sado b 81 cuando tenia IL amos sin
que lie pidieran parecer y aleg6 que
la habia tratado con mucha cruel
dad durante SUI vida de casada. III
Jnez Little le concedi6 diyorcio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01

Certiicados de casamiento y de de-
function que pc reQuiere e sunni
nistrados al escriban0 70 pruebas de-
cada condado por mediccl. parteras.
asistentes y enfermeras bajoo II nue.
va ley, sc italian te venta en- can't
dades pequenas 0 grandee por Ia Com
pania Imprasora del Nuevo Mexicano.
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~Raldamicnto Fatal.

Dulces Nombres Garcia Sc halla
en- ell hospital de EI Paso en- condi.
cion muy crftica a causa de dos pu-
naladas Eli la espalda, y su agresor es-
tn en- Ia carcel acusado de ha-
Der cometido asalto con intencion
de mater. La diicultad ocurri6 en-
una taberna y fue una reyerta entire
muchos en- la clal Garcia fue balda-
Adn
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Muchos Taberneros Acusados,

Ell termino de Mayo de la corte
do distrito en- Trinidad, Colorado,
muestra una totalidad de ochenta y
seis causas civiles Y setenta y dos
~causas criminales en- ell repertoire.
Mnchas de las 1ltimas son contra ta-
berneros a quienes 90 Gus de ha-
Der quebrantado la ley contra Ia
clalsura en- domingo. Cuatro causas
de asesinato estan senaladas para
juicio. entire elias la del Dir. James
Raison, acusado de haber ~ejecutado
una o~peracion Illegal que result6 en-
Ia muerte de Ia Sra. Kathleen Gro
gan 81 dia 1ro de Abril.
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Blancos en- EspanoI.
Auto de Arresro. IA pliegx
,xxr - nrfnaon ~ u1anwn

Blancos en- nan
Auto de Arresro. IA pliegt
Auto dc Prision. IA plieg0.
Declaration Jurada, IA pliego.
Certificate de NombramisEto, ~
pliego.
F1anza oficial. - plieeo.
Ftanza Official y Juramsnto. -
pliego.
Fianza para Guardar \ ~, -
pligeo.
Formula de Enumeration. II piiego
Contrato entire los Directories y Pre-
ceptors. II pliego.
Camin0s, Csc.
Lbros de Recibo de Capitacion. 50
en- un libro, 26c.
Noticia de Asesores Dc Asesament0
100 en- un llbr0. 76c.
Contrato de Combustible. - pliego.
Documento Sin GarantiA. - pneSo
Option. IL sheet
Notas-ObligacioneS. 36c DOT 50.
Observation-Disclosures de Bonos. II.
Lbros de- Recibos Supervisors Dc
Libros de Eleccion Dc Directories
do Escuela. 4. s. y : paginas. s0c. 400
40c.
Application por Lacencia d Matri-
monio, IL pliegO.
Certificate de Mssrtes ~ pllego-
Certiicado de Nacimento. ~ pilego.
Registration do Fallectmentos y
Muertea. &c
Jues dc Pas. Repertoire Criminal J
Civil, 81.
Contrato dc Partido. II pliegc.
Escritura de Esnuncia, - pliego.
Documento Garantixado. - pliego.
Hipoteca de Bienes Musbles. -
plieg0.
Documento de HipotecA. - pliego.
Documento Garantizado. extensa
torma entera. full sheet
CertiicAdo de MARTINIQUE. 1Oc cada
uno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01

En- Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc venden to-
das classes de blancos propios para tran
sacciones segun la ley. Cuando de-
seen tales blancos venid q la oficlna
del Nuevo Mex1cano y obtendran 10
que deseen en- esa Inca.
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herldo AccIdentaImente.

Manuel Romero trabajador de sec
cion del ~ferrocarril Santa ne en- Nc
Carly fu6 llevado d Albuquerque por
haber sido baldado con 81 disparo ac-
cidental do ana pistola en- manos de
I'm compaiero.
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y tiene Vd. algunos amigos que sufren de
sordera. supuraciones del DIDO, .uidos en- Ia
cabeza, etc, dfgales que escriban 4 Ia
Beeb0 Ear Drum CO., 265 Broadway.
New York, mencionando este peri6dico, y Sc
les enviara GRATIS instrucciones de COMO
puedc curarse por ST solo.-Correspondencia
Y folletos ca Jng]es y Espasoi.
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Mata una vfbora.

La Sra. John Summenrs. que yive
q oriente de Estancia, mat6 una VI.
bora de gran tamaho que estaba en-
roscada Y silbando en- el marco de
Ia puerta del frente. Renat6 al rep
til con un fusil de calibre %.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01
P0i TOO Il EstadO.
Juex de Psz ResIana.

G lib. Howell ha protocolado 81 re-
sigma cion como tilez de a de rs.
tancia Y ma peticion Sc esta circu-
lalndo para 81 nombramiento de ,. B,
Braxton para llenar "a yacancia.
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Demanda por DivorcIo.

Felfcita Blaga ha p~rotocolado un
pleito en- la corte de Albuquerque,
~solicitando ser diyorciada de 81 ma
rido Giuseppe Blaga, alegando trato
cruel 8 inhumano. falta de susten-
cion v abandono. Los Blagas SO ca
saron en- 1907 en- Rockland, Mo, y
tienen un hijo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01
10000 Muchachas seran s~acrificadas

La Sra. D. Nj. Hayes, de la Colora-
do Cottage Home, de Denver, dijo a
nyembros de Ia Union Mujeril de
Templanza Cristiana que SO estan
concertando planes por hombres que
Sc ocupan en- Ell trafico IN mucha-
chas con fines inmorales para obte-
ner 10000 ~reclutas para los districts
~segregados de ciudades de California
durante Ia exposition que va a ser
|tenida ALA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01
Ayudan al Tesoro de Ciudad.

Ayudan al Tesoro de CIudad.
Santiago Padilla v Ramon Padilla
fueron arrestados en- Las Vegas ba-
ID acusacion de haber renido en- la
Gale u fueron nultados en- la suma
de 1880 cada I'M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01

Aquel que ha nacido pillo
Y al licor tiene aflciones,
Siempre sera real sencillo
AunqUe ande entire los doblones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01

S~usribanse al Nuevo Mexlcano en-
Espanol. Els 81 periodico mas noti-
cioso del Territorio. $3.50 al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01
NADIA q Ley PrImarIa 81 Montana.

Nada dc Ley PrImarIa On Montana'
Helena, Montana, Mayo 1S.--El
~Gobernador Norris ha vuelto d apla-
Ear eI tempo para expedir llama
miento para una session especial de
Ia legislature bajo el pretexto de
Que cuatro senadores de estado no
han manifestado todavia su inten-
cion de votar por I'm proyecto De pri-
marias directas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01
Por siempre.

Mientras duren las naciones
Y mientras gobierno hubiere,
Pagara contribacines
Aquel que medios tuviese.
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Els problema singular
Que no comprendo nj explico,
Porqu6 por cada un rico
Nil pobres suelo encontrar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01
EscucIa ParroquiaI en- Puerto de
Luna.

La antigua cas- do cortes del con-
dado de Guadalupe en- Puerto de Lu-
ma va a ser convertible en- una es-
clela parroQuial q cargo de las Her
manas dc Loreto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01

SeI6 suuIo6 Fcrccen,
Crowder, Oklahoma, Mayo 49,
Cinco estudiantes indios murieron
quemados en- I'm incendio que destru-
w 81 edificio principal del Colegio
de Indios Creeks y Seminole en- Bo-
ley. Oklahoma.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-01

suscribanse Al Nuevo Mexicano :,
EspanoI.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20

Selma's victory over Anniston yes to-day put an end to the first season of the Southeastern league. The season was successful from every standpoint, despite the fact that Bessemer, ri a lnancial way, was a trifle lame throughout.
 The race was exceptionally spirited, Anniston and Gadsden leading prae- tically all the distance It so hap pened that the championship was de- cIded as a result of the final game. The ideal seasons have identical endings.
 Had Anniston won yesterday the Models and the Selma contingent would have been tied. Had that emergency de- veloped the deciding game would have been played at Gadsden, all prelim- mary arrangements having been made. Now, however, the clubs, after rest today, will begin q fight for the cham pionship of the second half The team that wins the second half, in case that team is not Selma, will play Presi- dent Towards aggregation for the pen nant of 1912. Seven games will be played In case that many are necessary and the players will participate in the receipts.
 Anniston has an exceptionally good chance to win the championship of the second period. But there are others. Gadsden has a good club, as has Hunts vile and Rome. Bessemer will be strengthened and will be in the fight all the way.
 The spirit in the league Is ideal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
Bessemer Lost Last

Huntsville June 19.-(Special )-Besse- mer lost the third game of the series with the Mountaineers today, to 2.
 This was the last game of the first half of the Southeastern season and the re- suit takes Huntsville off the bottom and places the Pipemakers there.
 Huntsville tried out a new line up and batting order with good results. Captain Riggs playing star ball on first and with Names at second Roben, the second baseman, and Summa, an outfieder, have been released and the Mountaineers will start the new season with a more com pact organization and fewer men than be- fore.
 There was one noticeable feature of the game-"Jawn" Cochran's inability to hit the ball. as he couldn't do a thing with Sanders and was whiffed out twice.
 Huntsville started in the second. Fenner got a pass. took second on Reidys sacri- flee and scored on Names single In the fourth Reidy Names, Rolleg and Riggs singled in succession. Sanders sacrificing and McNeil hit for three bases, the whole counting for five runs.
 In the fourth inning Walker singled and Ramage hit for two bases, making 1t easy for Walker to cross the pan. Heck singled in the eighth and scored a mo- ment later on Bumgardner's long two bag hit Bumgardner tried to stretch it into three sacker and was tagged by per- feet throw of Reidy to McNeill. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
CRACKERS SPENDING MONEY
 ROCKEFELLER LOOKING CHEAP

Atlanta June 19.--(Speoial) )--In an effort to get back Into the running In the Southern league pennant fight, the Crackers have made several changes In their personnel, and upon their re- turn home from the present road trip. the local crew Is going to look entirely different than 1t did a week ago. Pitcher Walter Miller, who was sold to Elmira in the New York State league and turned back to the Crack CTS. and Second Baseman East have been released outright.
 Pitcher Johns was sold to Montgom- cry and Pitcher Paige and First Base man Sykes were traded to the same club for Third Baseman McElveen.
 Douglas Harbison, an inhelder from Spartanburg fin the Carolina associa- ton, was purchased for the shortfieid position, and in the few games he has played to date he has been hitting over the 500 mark.
 Lefty Russell, Connie Mack's s12.000 beauty, and James Brady, big right handler from the Boston Nationals, have been purchased to take the places of Johns and Paige.
 First Baseman Agler, who is ex- pected to prove sensation when he arrives. will go on the initial cushion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
ON THE SENATOR'S DEFEATS
 AND THE BARON VICTORIES

It is not our purpose this morning to indulge in the rather tiresome pastime of referring to the fact that we told you so.p But it Is true, nevertheless. that Washington was beaten yesterday, and coombs and Bender turned the trick. or tricks. for 1t was twice in the same place that Fox Griffith received the mer- cilcss harpoon.
 Coombs had a narrow escape in the first game. however. for 1t was in the ninth inning with the score to o against the Athletics. that the invincible John Franklin Baker. leaning his avoirdupois against the hickory. sent the pellet screaming over the breastworks. That punch. 1t seems, was the straw which broke Griffiths back, for in the following inning the winning run was put across by the Philadelphlans. And the follow ing game was easy for Bender.
 
 It is hoped that the Senators will rally. other clubs. having once lost after long string of victories. have been known to tumble downward with phenomenal rap- idity. But 1t is thought that a different story will be told concerning the Sen ators. because only yesterday morning their manager was quoted as having sad that the reason for the triumphs reposed in the fact that his men possessed youth, enthusiasm, ability and fine esprit dc corps. Unless Griffith was joking some scribe, or unless the scribe in question was taking liberties with the sacred name of the old fox, the Senators have enough ammunition in reserve to continue the fight.
 On the other hand, there are those who believe that since the men of Griff have lost. the beginning of the end is In sight, that Washington. by supreme effort, may finish in the first division, but that the real fight will be between the Boston Bean Eaters and the Phlla- delphia Champions. That might be the correct guess, too. At any rate. the in- dications are that the only club in pos session of a chance to stop the Athletics in their dash for the pennant is the Bos- ton aggregation.
 But that is neither here nor there. That which is, however Is the fact that the bold Barons yesterday afternoon handed another drubbing to the Gulls of Mobile.
 Thrice in succession were the henchmen of Angel Mique pulverized. the Barons evidently having been determined 10 make Finn acquainted with the sweetness
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upon the teams return home. He was purchased from the Chicago Cubs. Last year he was with Newark in the East ern league. and like Russell, he was only secured by the Crackers under op- tional agreement, reverting to the Cubs at the end of the present season. | When Agler gets into the game the veteran Pete OBrlen will be turned loose and Al O'Dell will act as the pinch hitter and general utility man of the club.
 Aperman. who has played third and short for the club this season, Is now playing second base and will continue there.
 Dave Callahan, secured from New Or leans, succeeded Bob Ganley, another of the former veterans on the team Cal lahan was in hitting slump with New orleans but since joining the Atlanta team he has batted over the 300 mark.
 Hemphill realized that the veteran club that he had in the field was not fast enough for this league before it was too late. and the infusion of new blood and faster players in the line- up has made the club so much strong CT and given the pitchers so much more confidence that they all figure that they will be back in the first di- vision at the end of the next homo stay. which is for 20 games
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of dose of three hand running defeats. For lt Is matter of sad memory that only yesterday the Gulls similarly mis- treated the Barons In the Mobile series, just concluded however, the Guls man. aged to circle the bases just once. Tho Barons, in the Birmingham series against the Gulls. did trife better The scripes of Mobile intimate that but for the errors of the Finnites they would have won. This might be true. It should be remem- bered, on the other hand, that had the Barons made no errors when the Gulls were last in Birmingham. Finn would have lost three straight games-even as he did in Mobile.
 Defeating in succession such effective and veteran fingers as Demaree, Camp bell and Berger is some" feat, and the Barons are to be congratulated. The greater part of the glory goes to Clarence Smith. for the youngster of the team pitched two of the games against the Gulls. He was first pitted against Dema- rec. Demaree was beaten. Then he faced the clever Berger. Berger was beaten.
 Young Smith displayed his worth. He is a coming pitcher. we believe. That is. provided he hasn't already arrived.
 On the road trip. the Barons piayea TOUT games, one against Montgomery and three against Mobile. In each. the Barons were victorious. There has never been more successful road trip than that on which one team met no defeats
 
 The Barons are home for the remainder of the week against the Pelicans of New Orleans. It is probable that Trough will beat them this afternoon. Foxen tomor- row and Boyd Saturday.
 It is a matter for regret that "Sll- yer" Bill Stickney has retired from the Montgomery club. In comparison tho desertion of Williams is as nothing, Bill was a real asset to the Billikens 8 and the Southern league There is no better man anywhere than he and none more popular with everybody.
 There Is wee bit of hope that he will be induced to return. The cause of the withdrawal of the business man. ager is unknown. However. 1t Is almost certain that the Billlkens will never win a pennant until Stickney is again on the firing line He Is worth several pitchers 1t matters not from what league they might come
 The fight for the pennant of the Southern league-and here we go in violation of all the sacred injunctions of that ancient and honorable Bobo-- is destined to be one in which Birmlng- ham and New orleans will figure. H. W. R.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
MARaUARD WINS
BY BILL AK

Marquard broke the worlds rec ord yesterday afternoon by defeat ing Boston. He was rushed in when the score was tied and the Giants won. It was his fifteenth straight.
 Were the strenuous Colonel inter- ested he might have something to say bit stronger than he made his references to the lieutenants of one William Howard.
 However, despite manipulators. Marquard has done nobly. Two of his victories were lame ducks, but a lame duck Is edible if hunger Is sharpened by long fasting. At any rate, they count. and that's what counts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Marauard Takes Another

Boston, June 19.-New York defeated Boston to 5 in ten inning game today It counted as Marquard's fifteenth straight victory as the score was tie when he went into the box during the eighth inning. His work in the nnal in- ming prevented the possibility of the score being tied again. as Sweeney was on third and only one was out. Kirke popped to Fletcher and Jackson struck out, ending the game. Score: R.H.E. New York .......... ono 020 200 1-6 12, l Boston .... 900 oo2 210 0-5 10 l
 Batteries: Ames. Marquard and Mey- CTS; Hess and Rariden. Time, 2;25. Um- pires, Brennan and Emslie.
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SUMMARY Two Base Hits-Moran, Harbison Sacrifice Hits = Alperman, Sitton, Coyle, Jordan 2. Stolen Bases-ODell 2, Callahan, Har- bison, Graham, Sentell, Moran E. Double Piays-Alperman to Harpisoh to O'Dell.
 Base on Balls-Sitton {. Hit by Pitched Ball-By Sitton (Sen- tell).
 Struck Out-More ', Sitton 4. Wild Pitches-Sitton. Time of Game-2:05 Umpires--O'Toole and Breitenstein.