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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-03-14
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aceosaesHs9s1nes:ssnneeu1eeao n1nnas
sH1NNsToN. Mar. 7.-Misses Edna
and Leah Smell are in Wheeling pur.
chasing their spring millinery goods
Mrs. John Walters and little daugh,
ter, Mildred. of Enterprise. were re.
cent guests of Mrs. j. f. Ross.
Leslie Hawker was at Clarksburq
Tuesday.
Ford Brake was in town from
Clarksburg Tuesday
Mrs. Andy Moore was in Clarksburg
Tuesday shopping. 81
Mrs. Howard Long, of Morgantown,
was recent guest of his mother,
Mrs. Haught.
Ernest shinn, who had been IN
Wheeling for some time. has re.
turned to his home here.
E. L. Pigott is a business visitor at
Clarksburg.
A. E. Miller has returned from a
Trip to Cleveland.
Charles Valley was a, recent Clarks-
burg visitor. ,
James A. Robinson was recent
Clarksburg visitor.
Tainer Bartlett, of Fairmont was
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Hugh Martin is a patient in
Kessler hospital at Clarksburg.
Miss Ollie Hixenbaugh, of Hun
dred, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hinerman.
sHINNSToN. Mar. 9.-Mrs. Frank
Book and son, Percille, are visiting
clarksburg friends this week.
Mrs. Ben Koon and Mrs. Rachel
Martin were guests of riends here
Thursday.
James Robinson was at Clarks-
burg Thursday.
Mrs. W. R. Long entertained the
sewing circle at her home on West
Side Wednesday evening. Quite a
pleasant evening was spent and de-
licious lunch was served by the hos
tess.
Mrs. James Knox Is visiting friends
In Clarksburg.
Miss Essie Hess was a recent
clarksburg shopper.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church gave a
supper in the basement of the new
church Thursday night.
Little Annette Long is very Ill.
Saturday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
the second quarterly conference was
held at the Methodist Episcopal
church. The Rev. G. D. Smith
presided. At o'clock there will be
a lecture by Bishop Joseph F. Berry,
on What is Tramp Saw in Ireland?'
Prof. A. w. Martin, of Fairmont, will
sing. Sunday evening the chuEch
will be dedicated. Bishop Berry will
have charge of the dedication SER
vices.
Frank Wilkinson was at clarks-
burg Thursday.
DR.. n. B. Cox is i'll of pneumonia.
Miss Villa Lowe is in Cleveland
o., buying goods for the j. C. Hart
ley Company store,
Harry Gaspell, who has been work
ing at California, Pa. for a con,
struction company. has returned
home.
Mrs, B. H. Lucas and brother, sey,
ward Hardesty, were recent Clarks.
burg visitors.
Mrs. W. W. Reynolds, of Weston
is guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. B. Martin, of Adamsville.
sHINNsToN, Mar. 18.-Mrs. Dais,
McDermott, of Weston, is guest o
Mrs, Clay Rogers, of West shinnston
Mr.. Smith. of Grafton, spent Sat
nrday and Sunday as guests o
friends.
Mrs. W. R. Long of the West Sid,
ia i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harmer. o
shinn's run, were in town Saturday
4 Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hood Hornor, o
Lumberport, were recent visitors here
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis wer
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IAIE(1T(lAI


MHrs. y. p. Bailey, of Center
came near meeting an acct
ieath late in the evening when
omobile ran over him. For
the little one escaped with
ght injuries, but 1t seems a
OF providence that HE life was
A custom seems to be grow
this city for chaufters to
automobiles into u crowd OF
children Just as school is be-
missed. There ought to be e
Fdlnance against fast motor
Taken to MoundsYlIle.
Price. who has SO often been
ed insane. has again been
FRED from the insane asylum
0 the state penitentiary at
sylile, 1t has once again been
that Price is not crazy.
Leases New Room.
Ferry has leased the room
occupied by the L. c. Smith
Company, and will move his
g and job press into the same
81 OF the coming month. New
nd mater ais have been ordered
George V. Finstef viii have
of the work. Mr.. lFinster Is
penenccd job printer and news
man, having been in the bust
number OF years.
Ourt House TRANSACTIONS.
the court house today Ernest
was appointed guardian Of
BIRD Rogers with H. c. Duncan
tety S. G Hall decided a tract
d on Broad run to j. Q. Mus
BID Florida Mcclellan and Mary
DIS decided a lot in the Arnolds
n to Anna Arbogast.
Burnside Guilty.
Burnside has been found
by a circuit court jury Of SELL
oxicating drinks in four cases.
Syneys will carry the case 10
o@eme court, Other cases of
ture will be decided as soon
S can be secured. On account
rye number OF jGrymen being
wa. necessary to call a new
consisting of the following
George l. Hopghton, Geor sc
]. E. swisher, W. ]. Gun
h, A, X. Wilson, G. d. Altman,
urner, A, W. Fisher, Jesse
". p Musser. W. A. Altman,
Pill, A. y. Morrison, A. j. Con,
ardman, John Kaden, and G.
er. Most of the new jurymen.
rived ready to serve.
Miss O'Brlan Dead.
ad news of the death of Miss
Brian in a Baltimore hospital,
ceiyed here by her friends
lch regret. Miss o'Brian was
tier of Captain and Mrs. Dan
and lived near Chenille with
rents. until some weeks ago
be was taken to Baltimore for
Pit. The body arrived here
hit and was taken to Chenille
where funeral and burial will
zee.
Steinbeck to Travel.
,teinbeck, who has had a po-
pr the last year as bookkeeper
Weston livery, has resigned
ton and has accepted a posi-
travelling salesman for a drug
New York. Mr.. steinbeck
ter upon his new duties the
April.
X social VISA held last night
Methodist Episcopal church to
honey for the benefit of the
Edna Dodson, of Spencer, is
of Mrs. w. A. Williams
Ellie Atkins is visiting rela-
Lost Creek.
and II NJ. Goe returned from
urg where they were called
unt Of the illness of their
-in-law, DR.. Carr Michale5,
derwent an operation for APP
Is at ST. Mary's hospital.
Roscoe Mick, superintendent
olson schools. was here yes
visiting his sister, Miss vesta
= Boso has returned to Pal,
FER a few days visit here with
ther, Dr. F, N. Boso, and sis
j, NJ, Dawson.
ron, Mar. 9.-The funeral of
V. Ramsburg was largely at
Yesterday afternoon and very
i've services were led by the
c. Lanham.
Jury Hangs.
Ease OF Mark Bailey for selling
Ehich contained more than tbe
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Jury Hangs.

ease OF Mark Bailey for selling
Fhich contained more than the
pt of alcohol allowed by law,
Fore The court Friday. and tho
billing to agree the case was
ed.
me of basketball at the armory
p the Salem basketball girls
e Weston High school basket
iris resulted in a defeat for
lem team. The game was one
most interesting ones played
city this season.
sock social given at the Meth
Episcopal church resulted in
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MT. CLARE. Mar. 13.-Mrs. Dio
Lewis. of West Milford. passed
through here Monday enroute for Los
Angeles. Calf. She stopped over night
with friends in Clarksburg and left
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-03

The Weekly chieftain until January
list, 1913, for so cents.
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The Weekly Chieftain the rest of
this year for so cents.
They Got Married.

Mr.. ]. C. West of BluejacRet and
Miss Bertha Smith of Rosedale, Kans.,
were united in marriage last evening
by Judge S. F. Parks. The young
couple drove down from Bluejacket in
tending to get married and return on
the afternoon train, and surprise their
friends, but owing to an accident on
the way they did not reach Vinita until
late in the afternoon and hunting up
Judge Parks told him their troubles
and asked him to help them out. He
told them he would be glad to, but
the clerk had gone home and there
was no one to issue the license, but if
they would wait until today they could
be married alright, but the bride said
they had already waited seven years
and would not wait another day, so
the judge sent and got the clerk, the
license was issued, and the happy
couple were sent on their way rejoic-
ing.
They remained in Vinita until the
midnight train and from the way they
talked there was evidently something
doing when they returned to their
home and their friends learned what
had happened.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-03

County Court, Tuesday, the l4th day
of May, A. ID. 1912, at the hour of 8: 80
O'Clock a. m.. of said day, that being
day of the regular April Term. A. D.
1912. Of said County Court. has been
appointed as the time for hearing said
application, when and where any per-
son interested may contest said petit
ton by filing written opposition there
to on the ground of .incempetency of
the applicant, or may assert his own
rights to the administration and pray
that letters be issued to himself.
Witness my hand and official seal
this Both day of April A. D. 1912.
S. F. PARKS,
36-7 County Judge.
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TO THE TAXPAYERS OF CRAIG
COUNTY.

report has been circulated that
have employed my deputies on a per-
centage basis. and they are assessing
property above it's value in order to
increase their pay. The statement is
not true. | employed each and every
one of them on a salary of $500 per
day.
] refused to employ my deputies on
a percentage so there would be no in
ducement to raise value, in order to
protect you against an inflated salary.
1t has been my endeayor to equalize
property values and | think I have
done so. This year assessment has
been much more expensive than | ex-
pected, and il anyone thinks this posi-
tion is snap come in and / will show
my expense account and will take SIS
per month for my profit and turn him
over the balance.
I am getting a good fair assessment
and l wish to thank the people of
Craig county for courtesy and assist
ance in rendering property for taxa
ton.
Very respectfully,
C. S. SHELTON.
County Assessor, Craig County, Okla
The Weekly chieftan until January
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-03
PETER DEICHMAN, Tulsa,
Attorney for Guardian.
(First Published in the Chieftain,
May 3, 1922
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS OF ADMINS
TRATION.

State of Oklahoma, County of Craig,
IS. In County Court of Said County.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Both day of April, 1912, Ellen Han filed
in the County Court of Craig County,
State of Oklahoma, a petition praying
for Letters of Administration to be is
sued to Frank l.. Burckhalter upon the
estate of Mary Howie, deceased, late
of the County OF Craig, and State of
Oklahoma
And pursuant to an order of said
County Court, Tuesday, the 14th day of
May A. ID. 1912 at the hour of $3.50
O'Clock a. m., of said day, that being a
day of the regular April Term, A. d.
1912, of said County Court, has been
appointed as the time for hearing said
application, when and where any per-
son interested may contest said peti-
ton by filing written opposition there
to on the ground of incompetency of
the applicant, or may assert his own
rights to the administration and pray
that letters be issued to himself
Witness my hand and official seal
this Both day of April. A. d. 1912.
S. F. PARKS,
S6-7 County Judge.
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THE plous FRAUD.
tor of the Chieftain:

Editor of the Chieftain:
In your yesterdays issue, notice
that the Right Reverend Marcus has
again become active and has violent
eruption. am really obliged to the
Pious Apostle for calling the atten-
tion of your readers to the omission of
the little word mot" in my quotation
in an article some days ago. 1t gives
me a chance to correct this error and
at the same time to insist that this
of the Lord on earth
harmonizes the two scriptures. If this
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doctrines petrify the human heart?
Mans inhnmanity TO man makes
countless millions mourn
OBSERVER.
tFirst Published in the Chieftain.
May 8, 1922
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
OBSERVER


NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
State of Oklahoma. Tulsa County, ss.
In County Court
In the Matter OF the Guardianship of
Myra Clawson. Minor.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
of an order of the County Court of the
County of Tulsa, State of Oklahoma,
made on the llth day of April, 1912,
the undersigned S. c. Clawson, Guar
dian of the estate of Myra Clawson,
Minor. viii sell 9t private sale to the
highest bidder, subject to confirmation
by said Court. on Saturday, the 1lth
day of May A. d. 1912, at nine O'Clock
"a. m, at the County Court, Tulsa, Ok
lahoma. all the right, title and interest
of said Myra Clawson, Minor, in and to
the following described real estate, sit
uated in Craig County, State of Okla
homa. to-wit:
NE Ia of NE IA and N - of NE
Ia of Sc IA Sec 33, and Sc IA
of NE Ia of SW Ia and Sc IA of
SW IA less 6.76 acres right of
way of the st. L. & S. F. Ry., in
Sec. 2S, all in township % North,
range 19 East
VIII sell together or in separate par
GELS, or subdivisions.
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions, to-wit:
10 per cent cash to accompany bid and
remainder upon confirmation of sale.
Bids for the purchase thereof must
be in writing and must be filed in the
County Court, or delivered to the un-
dersigned, at the Office of Peter Deich
man, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Dated the 11th day of April, 1912.
S. c. CLAWSON,
Guardian. !
PETER DEICHMAN, Tulsa,
Attorney for Guardian.
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(First Published in the Chieftain,
May 3, 1922
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS OF ADMINS
TnArtAn

State of Oklahoma, County of Craig,
SIS. In County Court of Said County.
Notice is hereby given that on the
30th day of April A. d. 1912, Mary E.
Paden filed in the County Court of
Craig County, State of Oklahoma. a
petition praying for Letters of Admin
istration to be issued to Mary Z. Paden
upon the estate of John H, Paden, de-
ceased, late of the County of Craig,
and State of Oklahoma.
And pursuant to an order Of said
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County Judge

WANTED-25OO strawberry pickers
by the Neosho Fruit Growers and
Shippers Association about May 25th.
Will pay customary price-112 cents
per short quart. Address J. B. Graves,
Manager, Neosho, Mo. 1888
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CITY LEAGUE STANDING.

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1st, 1918, for so cents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
CLOVIS STIRRED
BY COMING BOUT
Shaugnessy and Smith Both
Have Many Ardent Ad-
mirers and Backers

Clovis, y. NJ, oct CLOVIS is
the center OF yeritable whirlpool
Of pugilis,ic argument arising from
the Pete shaushnessy and Rube
Smith ten round bout 20 bee pulled
OF in that city October 81, next
Thursday
Each boy has gained host OF 10y
al supporters and hackers by their
gentlemanly manners and their dis
play OF form in the gymnasium Each
one of these boys came 20 this Sec
tiou well recommended as battlers.
and have conducted themselves dur
Ing their stay Ia Clovis In manner
20 gain many friends.
Shaughnessy is well known in this
country by reason of his residence
in Amarillo for a long while He
has many friends in Amarillo, and
there will be a crowd from that
city 20 see their man work next
Thursday night. Smith needs no in
PRODUCTION 10 followers OF the sport
ing world He has been fighting for
a number OF years and his record
shows that he is good man These
boys will strive all the harder 10
win Thursday night by reason of the
fact that the winner will be used in
the all-star card in Clovis Thanksgiy-
ing
The original intention OF the pro
moters OF this bout was to stage The
show In the big arena, but the cold
weather will not permit and the DO t
will Dee staged in the Lyceum The
atre which has been so arranged that
every seat In the house is a good
one. Every facility has been pro-
yided for handling the crowds, and
Judging from the seat reservations.
the theatre will be taxed to capacity
Thursday night
Y x Marichal OF Fort Worth, who
,s promoting this bout. expresses his
belief that this will be the best bout
ever pulled off In this section. The
boys are well matched. and will make
a great go
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30

& g
Sports

Stage believes in mud balls TO condi.
dition athletes
Princeton has won all i've games
played with Harvard since 1887
Nobody seems to known what be
comes OF football coaches during the
on season
Wolgast and Mcfarland VIII fight
Wolgast and Mcfarland wont fight
Take your choice
Griffith says II he can land one more
300 hitter for his ogtheld bee viii cop
the rag next year
Sam Crane calls Johnny Eycrs tho
Willo the wisp impractical visionary"
It sounds good. anyway
The veteran Bob Unglaub Is said to
have applied for a position as umpire
ia the American association
A new peril has been added to foot.
ball IN the north OF Ireland They
have injected politics into il
Rube Waddells winning figures are
stated at c25 per cent FOR the season
Not so bad FOR a down and outer
Cornell has been able % Viu only
one game from Pennsylvania iu all tho
years th,y have met on the gridiron
Plans are being made 20 send a
squad OF American athletes 20 Aus.
tralia to take part On some exhibition
meets
Under Joe birmingham admin.stra-
ton the Maps won eighteen out %
twentyfour games. which il going
some
Greedy promoters have been blamed
for many things but they never we're
a Circumstance % the greedy boxers
Of the present
Chrlsty Mathcwsou g. willing to
pitch any day but Friday he saws he
can't remember when be- has won a
game on that day
Claude Derrick. formerly % tho Ath-
letlcs. who has been play.ng with the
Baltimore team. Is 90 get another trial
IN tho h.l SHOW. This tIm. aitl the
New YORK Htl'lrdcrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
WANT TONNES TO
FIGHT ROBERTS
Clovis Sports Making Effort
TO Pull or Thanks
giving Bout

since il vas announced Ia SUNDAY S
Daily Ncws that Young TONNES. 81
this city. would not appear In the
preliminary of the Smith-shaughnes-
y hght al Clovis next Thursday, CO
Wis sports are getting busy In an
effort to match Young Townes
against Wilbur Roberts for Thanks
giving card
Wilbur Roberts, who lives in clio
Wis. is in Amarillo now trying 20
arrange for the match, and will
probahly be- here two days longer. NJ
decision was reached yesterday be-
tween the two lightwcights but II y
almost certain that the bout viii be
pulled off
II Is declared that as much o.
more interest was conferred In th,
preliminary that was billed between
Roberts and Towncs than in the main
fight. on account OF each party being
SO well known. and disappointment
" as fNplfsHfN WIN u was NhAi'N
off Townes won host OF support
ers when he defeated George Smoot
September -. and Roberts became
equally popular by knocking out Col
gin In the third round in the Tarver.
Willie preliminary Each man has q
host OF hackers. 1t Is said that more
money was being placed as TO the
outcome OF the Roberts-ToWnes
match than upon the main bout be-
tween Shaughncssy and Smith.
Previous arrangements were for
another heavyweight fight for
Thanksgiving. the winner OF next
Thursdays fight TO be one OF the
participants, but since a large major.
ity OF Clovis sports have expressed
themselves. II is likely that the
house arena will be leased to the
lightweights on that occasion In Ease
the fight is arranged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30

he entered without any apparent trou'
bic. He captured three OF the dis
lance runs hollow fashion and was tho
biggest sensation OF the Olympiad.
This marvellous runner was Hannes
Kolehmainen. who has elected TO
make his home hereafter in the land
OF the free. All OF the big athletic
clubs are after the marvellous Finn.
but II Is expected that he will Join
the Irish-American club OF New York.
Kolhmainen made his first appear
ance AZ a runner In this country re.
Gently at the field day meet OF the
Iohn P. Eagan association OF New
York at Union hin, ~ j., and gave an
idea Of his prowesa He started from
scratch In the roe-mile run. and al.
though he allotted a field of 2S ath-
letes handicaps ranging from $40 to
$50 yards. he crossed the line In sec.
ond place. Bill Powers OF the Irish
American A. c.. with n handicap OF
200 yards on nannes. snapped tho
tape a winner over the Finn by 90
yards. Kolehmaincn showed that no
possesses wonderful speed by cover
Ing the three miles from scratch in
1907
The ease with which the Finn pass.
81 one after another OF the field
showed that Uncle Sans best talent
viii have to work hard II Kolehmain.
n is TO be kept from cornering the
market on distance races Only three
laps from home the Finn was ninth.
three-quarteTs Of a lap from me lead.
or In that short distance. however.
after being informed by his brother
nill The professional Maraihoncr that
he must catch Powers to win the race.
liaunrs cut loose with q sprint that
cut down all OF the contestants but
Powers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30

Among the visitors 10 the famous tur-
fling grounds along the coast OF Flor
ida. inquiry Is often made as TO why
the name tortoise Is 30 seldom applied
to the many varieties OF marine chelo-
mans found on the borders OF the
toise is the correct name for all these
various species both tho land and the
marine specics-as the name is de-
rived from various French and Latin
words meaning twisted. crooked or
contorted. describing the crookedness
OF the curious feet and head protrud-
Ing from the tortoise shell How the
tortoise OF early days became known
by the name OF turtle is explained by
the fact that certain species OF SEA-
turtles show such great affection for
their mates. that the name OF turtle
from turtledo celebrated for the
consistency OF It's affection) came to
be- applied 10 them. Later the name
turtle was applied to many species OF
the marine tortoises. with turkey
frequently used for the species found
In the West Indies
Green Turtle the Favorite.
Among the private turtle ponds own
ed and operated By progressive Flor
ida farmers who possess many acres
OF submerged land bordering famous
turtle streams. many interesting fea-
lures await the study OF the northern
tourist The green turtle is the fa-
vorite. not nly because OF its fame
In regard To green turtle SOUP but
also for the delicacy OF its flesh for
various articles OF diet The tortoise
shell OF commercial value Is also most
highly priced when secured from the
green turtle. With its delicate color
ings Both the upper shell--the cara
pace. or carapax. and the lower shen
the platron. are utilized for articles
and ornaments OF commercial value.
| The most common method OF prepar-
ing the shells for use IN To soften
them by means OF boiling They are
then formed into various shapes. or
are nattencd by being passed through
press
The Florida native cntertalns tho
visitor with many interesting legends
and traditions concerning the numer.
Gus turtles commonly known IN tho
early days as Chelouias This name.
applied 20 various river and sea tor.
toiscs. vas derived his said from
the beautiful uymph Chelonia OF
NEUROLOGICAL fame According 10 tho
legend she alone of all the nympEs.
was not invited 90 the bridal OF Zeus
and llora because she had amused
herself Al no" cost OF the immortal
couple bur Hera VAS not contented
with this vengeance She made Mer
curry throw fhe witty but uuwiso maid
On into tho sea- with her house aud
motamorphosiug Der into tortoise.
condemned hDr 20 carry n ou her back
/ in eternal silouc, For this reason
the auc.rnts called ,he tortoise Chel.
ouia
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Gao Anson.s pule.

Ca1tlin Ansou's rule iu inc old lays
was 80 You get four balls win a
ran ON third. keep right on '1r second
without stopping az first Y0uN lot
'F.n ratified" Aud the old u.. line
acod and poud.rons ALWAYS rH1e
good n his orders Wh. Uncle rs-
.sna o. f.ee with O. man or Third ne
patriarch would pH on steam ne
r.'1pci 20 FIRST. round ths initial r.1k
H a' the speed ho had I.f r him
.d thunder right al.ag without even
7.'.ra Ter The pitcher f1 rat .rt. po-
.'..aa. U was. Of cours. up 'o rhe
nam on third 20 Cop around and l-aw
General 9t''rtion-and as rule I'M
'a Was s1fa on second while no
other un-ar frequently scored