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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-06-21
CLIFTON NOTES

Rev. "A. T. Cooper went to the Bend
Sunday to hold children's day exer-
clses. Rev. Warner Bodie was here
Sunday and preached at II a. m. and
7:SO p. m. Children's day was cele-
brated at the Baptist Church. The
choir sang delightfully."-. Mrs. Eliza
beth Began performed at the organ.
Talks were made by the following
gentlemen: Mr.. N. G. Jackson, Rev.
w. J. Young and Hassell A col
lection of $3.50 was raised. Miss Luz
anna lobe, Beatrice Almore Church
well, Rest Churchwell, Jess Maberry
and Miss Erba POINTER took trip
to Mrs. Bell Chapel and Mrs. Nancy
Jobe's. They report a nice trip over
the river. Mr.. VIM. Robertson took
a trip to Savannah Sunday to hear
the annual sermon of the Sir Knights
and Daughters About fifteen of
twenty went on his gasoline launch.
Rev Isaac Churchwell left Saturday
for Parson to preach the annua' ser
mon for the Sir Knights and Daugh-
ters.
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sAELRYvlLLE NOTES.

Miss Altamese Roberts, OF Palm
Beach, Fla, is visiting Miss Willie
Davis. Misses Willie Davis and Jo-
anna McAdams have returned from
Nashville, where they have been at
tending school at Fisk. Miss Felicia
Baker, of New Orleans, La, is visiting
Mrs. L. H. McAdams. Mrs. j. A..
Jones has returned. Mrs. M. D. Key
entertained Monday in honor OF Miss
Altamese Roberts and Miss Felicia
Baker. The Bedford County Teach
ers' Institute closed Friday after hav-
ing a very successful session. Mrs.
Nancy Campbell, who has been very
i'll, is improving. Mrs. L. H. Nc
Adams has returned from Nashville
Messrs. Hampton Cowan and Lee
Whlteside left last week for Detroit
Mich. Mrs. Matte Gritty is some
better. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dennis
have returned from Nashville. Mr.
II. J. Davis left Friday for Eas
Brooks. The rally at the A. M. q
Church last Sunday was a great sue
cess. $4,000 was raised. There were
six captains appointed to raise thii
money. Captain No. 2, Mrs. Mary L
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cUMBERLAND FURNACE NOTES

CUMBERLAND FURNACE NOTES.
Mrs. Lucinda Hawkins and daugh-
ter, Vennie, have returned from
months stay in Winchester. Mr..
Charles Englands sister, Ella, who
has been visiting him, has returned
to her home. The NJ e. Sunday
school is still progressing Miss Bes-
sic Travis, of Nashville who has
been visiting Miss Estella Brown, re-
turned to her home Monday evening.
Rev Pettus, pastor of Mt. Olive
Baptist Church, preached an interest
ing sermon Sunday morning. Rev.
]. A. Stanfield preached Sunday night
for Rev. Pettus, on account OF his
being i'll. Mrs. R. E. Armstrong and
the Misses Christina Tidwell and Is
abe la Dickson have returned from
Dickson. where they have been to
attend the teachers institute. Chill
drens day was observed in Promise
Land Sunday night and many OF, the
young ladies of Cumberland Furnace
went out to participate in their exer-
cises. Mrs. Clara Harvie, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. MedeI
Bell Davis, has returned to her home
in GAINESVILLE.
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DICKSON NOTES.

Rev. A. A. w. Hill, of Louisville,
KY, is here conducting a revival at
the A. NJ. e. Church. The Dickson
County Institute was in session here
last week. Quite a number of visit
ing teachers were present. The pic
mic given by the Sunday-school of the
M. E. Church was indeed an enjoyable
one. Rev. J. H. Thompson, of Cliff
ton, is visiting here. Rev. w. H. G..
Stokes, of GAINESVILLE, pastor of the
Second Baptist Church here, was pres
ent and conducted his usual Sunday
services. Mrs. Essie Francis, of
indianapolis, Ind, spent Sunday here,
and left for Centervil'e to visit her
mother. They began work on the
Dickson Pike last week, which is to
extend about eight miles from Dick
son TO Charlotte Mrs. Mary. Holmes,
who has been here for several weeks
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Pope, left
Sunday for her home in Hillsboro
The picnic at the Hendricks school,
Friday and Saturday was quite q
success. Rev. ]. M. Ewell, the pas
tor of the A. M. e. Church at Char
Otte, visited here last week. Miss
Virgie Dickson and her mother, Mrs
Love Dickson, were pleasant visitors
here last week. Mr.. Herbert Chill
dress spent Sunday with his mother
Mrs. Hannah Childress. Mrs. Lau
rena Overton and Mrs. Susie SIM
Sing, of Charlotte, were pleasant Wis
itors last week. Mr.. Jeff Cathey an
wife are visiting his mother, Mrs
Lue Cathey. A large and apprecis
tive audience was present at Bowma
Chapel NJ. e. Church to witness tn
children's day exercises. Ever!
thing was carried out to the lette
, and everybody present enjoyed then
selves. Mrs. r. Ross, Blanch War
, and Mrs. Edith Deshayer deserv
J much credit for the preparation {
these children for the rendition {
t the program Dickson County CO
/. ored Institute convened at Wayma
, Academy June 10th to 18TH Thel
2 was full attendance and sever
5 counties represented. Thursday a
T. ternoon was set aside for memoirs
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Out of TOzUn Notes.

Orr, led She reported 1925. Mrs.
Ada Jenning, Captain No 4, reported
$90.35. Miss Maggie D. Key, of
Church street, entertained the Ladies
Club Thursday. Mr.. Thomas Wash
ington is reported some better Mrs.
Willie B. Mitchell Gibson, lately of
Nashville, is visiting home folks on
Wartrace avenue We are glad to
have Mrs. Gibson with us again. Mr.
Samuel Davis, of Cross Roads, is real
sick at his home Mrs. Stella Whit
man is improving. Mr.. Will White
sides was visiting on Church street
Thursday afternoon. The members
of the A. NJ. E. Church are preparing
to have a great church picnic at Tur-
ner Norma campus, July 4th. Messrs.
Boyd Sims and Trails were visiting
Misses Willie Davis and A. Roberts
Sunday.
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MADISON STATION NOTES.

A grand rally was given by the
members of the A. NJ &. Church at
Dry Creek last Sunday, and was a
successful one. Dr. ]. T. Gilmore,
the pastor, and his people had things
well arranged DR.. ]. Q. Johnson,
presiding elder of the North Nash
Vile District, preached at II a. m.
An old-fashion basket dinner was
spread at 1870 p. m. to the heart
delight of all present At p. m.
Rev. Gray, of the Baptist Church OF
this city, preached a splendid sermon.
At 8 p. m. the pastor filed the pulpit.
Mr. and Mrs. Buckhanna Blackmore
are smiling over their week-old baby
girl. Miss Kittie and Miss Florence
Peddiex, of Brierville attended the
grand rally at Dry Creek Sunday
Mr.. w. Gray is ill., Miss Rache
Lewis and Miss Mary Lannon were
the guests of Miss Marcella Bates
Sunday Mrs. Sueon Anderson Is
still sick. Mr. Lee Bates, Jr., left fol
Louisville, Ky, Saturday night. Th'
society sermon will be preached a
Dry Creek Sunday at 2 p. m. Mr.
Wi lie Franklin is not so we'll Th'
peope of this section are doing wei
religiously and financially.
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cuLLEoKA NOTES.

Sunday was quite a still day here.
Most everybody went to Round Hill
to the rally, which was quite a sue
cess. A sou stirring sermon was
preached by Rev. Caskwell. A sump-
tuous dinner was spread. Mrs.
Amanda Harris is quite i'll at this
writing. Misses Ella M. Hunt Biz
die E. Hunt, Matte B. and Hattie h.
Higgins are in Columbia attending
the institute. Mr. Frank Moore, OF
Indianapolis, was here last week Wis
iting his niece, Mrs Lillian Aberna'
thy, and other relatives and friends
Hope Rebecca Lodge H. H. of K
went to Columbia Monday morning to
officiate in the burial of Sister Silvia
Hickama, formerly Of this place. The
funeral sermon was preached by
Rev. John Henderson and Rev. smith
at the First Baptist Church. Mr.
Nathan Custer is here with his SIS
ter. Mrs. Drusiller Perry. He is re
ported quite i'll.
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cOeeSoosEcocococsoocoOc
sHELRYvILLE NOTES.

The workmen are busy engaged
getting out stone for the foundation
OF the new building for the girls
dormitory of Turner Normal College.
Work on laying the foundation will
commence in few days. The build
ing committee meets this week for
the purpose of letting the contract
for the brick and wood work of the
building. Mrs. ]. A. Jones went
down to Nashville last week on a
business trip. She is to remain sew
eral days. The grand rally at
Woodfork Chapel A. M. F. Church
last Sunday was a success. The sum
of $140.S9 was collected by the close
of the meeting Sunday night. Rev.
G. R. Norman, the pastor, seemed
highly lifted up at the result. DR..
]. A. Jones preached at the A. M. E.
Church for the rally Sunday morn
ing, and Rev. Raleigh A. Scott, of
the Mt. Zion Baptist Church, preach
ed at 8 o'c ock. Rev. r. A. SCOTS
Academy of Music gave another must
cal concert last Monday night at the
/ Auditorium. A large number OF
white citizens were present. They out
numbered the coloreG about 2 to l.
The school consists of persons of all
ages, ranging from chi dren, eight
years old to men and women, whose
ages range from 25 to So. Hon. w
H. Costing acted as master of cere
monies at the concert. DR.. Paris
the new dentist in town, is growing
more and more popular, and is max
ing a fine record in his profession
The County Teachers Institute closes
this week after very successful
two weeks session. President w
]. Hale, of the State Normal School
was in town last week, and delivered
fine lecture at the A. M. E. Church
Many of the best citizens of thu
town. as we'll as the majority of thu
county teachers, were present Musi
was furnished for the occasion by
specia ly selected musical club. Tn
announcement of two colored fair
holding at the same date in Septem
Der, is creating some considerable
stir among the people. Many cour
ter opinions are expressed as to tn
advisability of doing such a thing.
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plKENILLE NOTES.

Miss Cleda Hutchinson and Lola
Hutchinson are visiting relatives in
Chattanooga this week. Mrs Florence
Cook and children, Mrs. E len Robin
son and Mrs. Rosa Woodley were the
guests of Mrs. c. F. Springs Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Mallisa Roddy is Wis
itiLg her mother and father in Chat
tanooga this week. Mrs, G. F. Springs
was hostess at a charming party Sat
urday. evening. The house was beau
tifully decorated with spring flowers
Late in the afternoon refreshments
were served. Quite number OF
guests were present. Mrs. Halle
Roddy was the guest of Mrs. Kittie
Hutchinson Friday Miss Amanda
Robertson and Ophelia Robertson, two
very popular young ladies of Pike
Vile, are visiting in Chattanooga this
week. All of Pikeville is on a frolic
Quite number of Pikeville people
enjoyed the beautiful scenes and
D 'easures of Chattanooga this week
Rev. George Bates, Of Lexington, Ky,
preached to large congregation Sun
day evening. While the Pikevillt
notes are not so full as they have
been for several weeks, it is not lack
ing in social interest. Severa
charming affairs are being given eacl
week
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DAYTON NOTES.

Mrs. Sadie Shock ey, of Whitewell,
Tenn, is visiting Mrs. Lizzio Martin
this week. She also visited Mrs.
Arene Toollus, of College Hill while
here. Mr.. John Martin left for An
derson, Ala, and other cities of the
South on business this week. Mrs.
w. F. Roberts, of Florence street,
who has been visiting in Clinton and
Knoxvile e, Tenn, returned a few days
ago. The Presbyterian Church of
Hill City, Tenn, gave a rally last
Sunday. They realized at the 3
o'clock services, $12.25. Rev. Triggs,
pastor of the A. M. E. Zion Church,
preached. Mrs. John Martin has
been visiting in Whitewell, Tenn,
returned last Thursday, accompanied
by Mrs. Sadie Shockley. There will
be a big rally at the Mt. Zion Bap-
fist Church next Sunday Mrs. Bull
ley Gallaher is visiting in Chattanoo.
ga this week Mr.. w. M. Mcdonald
of Chattanooga, was in our city last
Sunday Mr.. Fred Rodday, accom-
panied Mrs Shokley to College Hill
Sunday Mr. John Swofford and wife
OF Co lege Hill, were at the rally OF
Hin City last Sunday. Miss Senis
Broyles, of Morgantown, is still OF
the sick list Mr.. j. J. Jolley is OF
the sick list this week. Mr. Henr!
Stephens, who was bitten by snake
/ is better.
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COLUMBIA NOTES.

The children's day exercises at New |
Hebron were grand, A very excel |
lent program consisting of songs and
speeches was prepared by Miss Es-
Their Webster and Miss Pearl Can't.
The children looked like little fairies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antony Cofer are proud
parents of a fine son. Misses Cora
and Flora Tyler visited their brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Harlan,
at their country home recently. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Can't are receiving
congratulations over fine son. The
little fellow will be known as Ernest
CAN'T, Jr. The Harlans and Joyces,
one of the largest families in Maury
County, if not in the state, are pre-
pairing for "Home Coming" to be
held July 4th at the beautiful coun-
try home of Mr.. and Mrs, Leonidas
Polk Harlan. Letters have been re-
ceived from eight different states, and
large gathering of kin folks is eX-
pected. Mrs. Kate Cheatham, who
died in Chattanooga, has been brought
here for burial, this being her old
home. She had many relatives and
] friends here. She was member OF
one of the most noted and Oldest fam
lilies of this place. She was a daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Syrus
Webster, and sister of Mr.. John
B. Webster, of East End street,
Mrs. I. H. Hampton, of Fayetteville,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Maria
Andrews, and other relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Trotter are visiting rela'
tives in Nashville. Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Logue are the proud parents OF
a fine son. The young man has been
christened John Thomas. Miss Ida
Halfacre arrived home last week tc
spend her vacation. She is one Of
, the city teachers of Ensley, Ala. Mas
ters Bunny Peacock and Edgar Cor
don are here from Knoxville College
where they have been the past sea
: son. Miss Bertha Williams ATTENDED
3 commencement at Fisk Universit!
> and witnessed the graduation of he
: sister, Miss Lula Williams. Mrs
| Luzinka Campbell Glenn has return
l ed from Oklahoma, and will max
her home in Maury County in tn
future. Miss Emma Nora Foster ha
gone to Chicago to visit her sister
/. Mrs. Georgia burlington. Prof. an
r Mrs. ]. H. Kelly have returned fror
I Nashville, where they attended con
8 mencement at Fisk University to wi
e ness the graduation of their son, Cha
d les w. Kelly The latter accompanie
v them home to spend few days befor
! leaving for the East.
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day, June 18th, conducted BY
]. H. Bishop, assisted by Rev
Dowell. Mr.. and Mrs. Alloa
of Shelbyville, were the ga
Rev. and Mrs. Dowell Sund7'
]. B. Jones attended services
son Chapel M. e. Church SUN
Hattie Rainey made a flying
Shelbyvil1e last week. She
guest of her brother, Prof. s
ey. Rev. and Mrs. Dowell
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MuRFREEsBoRo NOTES.

The trustees of Aliens Chapel A.
M. e. Church have beautiiied their
church by having stone steps built
at the front entrance. This has
been so long needed, and adds to the
safety of the people going in and
coming out as well as to the beauty
of the church. Their rally will con-
tinue. The rally at Keys Chapel last
Sunday was a success. Rev. Burchs
people always come when he calls
them. Mrs. Edith Hoover is on the
sick list, also Mrs. Mary Johns. Mrs.
Cassie Phillips and Mr.. Felix Wood
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MACON NOTES.

There was a large congregation at
Macon Baptist Church on last Sun
day Rev. A. J. Brown, pastor was
present. He also had with him Rev.
!. Hayslett, of Memphis. He preach
ed very interesting sermon. Mr..
and Mrs. It. H. Tarpley spent the
evening with their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Fisher. w. L. Lewis and
wife we're present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Can't Gather were there also. They
were highly entertained by them. Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Mosby were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Adkins on last Sun
day evening after services, and spent
pleasant time.
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services in memory of our deceased
teacher. Mrs Ella Robertson. Of
Charlotte. Tenn, who departed this
life August 20, 1911. Papers were
read on her life by Mrs. Edith Dse-
hayer and A. C. Grimes. Several of
her favorite songs were sung. Sew
eral resolutions were made.
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BRooKLVE sLAUoETxzs
TINE CHICAGO CUBS

CHICAGO. Aug 6-ChlcaEo PLAYED
ragged ball today and BROOKLYN won the
opening same ~ tte series. - to 6
The visitors hit tho bail 20 ai parts ~
The field snd ran AROUND hpass Rurker
pitched a nne game holding the locals
Co nine scattered hits Tvo bases On
balls n triple ana an out saved chicago
from O. etut ont
The distance between tho .ur lead
ers f'r r%enuaut honor remained un
rhnrg si to-day. both having In.f Score
b. o. F.
ChioaE1. % o o o 0 OBJ o r. q tO 3
Hrooslyn itfoo gZgo Ola 1s '
i'.feii. Re1ibars and Archer. Cotter.
Hltssr nuI Esrfr
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FAIR MONT DROPS
GAME TO POLLIES

errrItI fHsrafth ~ fNr f~ntefTeer.rr
FAfNNnNT " Va. AuE efATrs
Fairies played their frs' game ~ a
Ions seriss af ZONE today. and issf RI
to 4 = Allen 80 sf~atrf for rairmorf
uas soon KNOCKED OF ~ ths hox bv TIE
Uees snf uaIiv gnn su.seeled him vas
unable fn entirely stop tre run getting
70 fHe ~anstes team
Fslrmort VII present q stronger Inc
up fnmnrroe ftar recently short s.1r
EfVarfs hss been awarded hy ne Net.
.rnh Commission 90 me AshrvIfie team
- Nnrfh Carolina Daily 80 secured
frs services ~ non Coraeay Who riav
ri 0rsf .n fH~ Waeisa ruI league
season f'r fte 'nlumta team a gone
f.HI shake up in orc Urc ur VIII follow
pftrhsf Hai ~ Richmond has TONED
f fe'w aa haa catr-er frIiie- nj Buck
harmon and ere new Lineup viii make
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REDS WIN
Defeat the view YORK Giants Easily
Hsr7usr1 10 Hit Hard While Ben
ton Was l. Rarc Form.

C~lNCf%NATG Aug 2..-rlnclnnati
defeated New York IN The nrst game Of
the series here today. 90 Co % Benton
wac IN grand form allowing hut foaT
scattered hits Marggard was hIt hard
and timely. ln the third inning Pnlean
and Mitchell singled. Esmond sent uu a
pop ifs Co tile inneld which fen az
near She pitchers boa. Doyle losing the
ball IN IN" sun Two doubles r Hnm,
run and "a single Melted four runs for
Cincinnati in tho eighth Grant pIt th.
ball % the rght field for four ,acks.
y nlch with Murray = great one banded
eaten IN deep let were trc n.ldirE feat
ures Esmonl was elected from the
game by Umpire tombstone ir the sew
erth Inning Tor |d.sputIng a allied third
htrihe score T. o. j.
Cinclnraff. % q o. 3 4N--f Is 1
Vanguard ana Wilson Rerton and
Mclean.
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Baseball Boxing Bowling eli
IEAPERS BLANK ST0GIES
TO CELEBRATE HOMECOMING

struck u No runs: one hit: no err.
rors.
Observation-Disclosures out. Foley TO
Gray. wagers fouled TO Gray. S,einnv
OUT. Move to Gray. No runs: no hits.
no errors.
Third Inning.
Springfeld-O'Day beat out an In.
field hit and was caught between first
and second. Clarke to Servatius 20
Steinbrenner. Move fouled to Jan
sen. Bisland fouled 70 Duke. No runs;
n hit; ne errors.
Fourth Inning.
Observation-Disclosures out. Gray to
S~ervatius. Gray out. Jansen to Ser.
vatius. Pfeirer famed. No runs: no
hits: no errors
Wheeling-Booe beat out an infield
hit and took second on Jansen's sacri-
Servatius foul ny 20 Pfeitfer. Eding
ton ended II with a Nv 10 O'Day. No
runs: hit: no errors.
Fifth Inning
STANDARDIZATION grounded out.
Steinny TO Duke. Foi4 lined to Gray.
Feldner out. Steinny 70 S~ervatius. No
runs: no hits: no errors.
Wheeing-Wagers out. Move to
Gray. Steinny singled over second.
Clark few TO Pfelfer. Steinny went
TO second when Gray failed TO handle
Feldners throw 10 catch him on first
Gray grounded. Foley 10 Gray. No
runs; hit: one error.
Sixth Inning.
Springfeld-O'Day safe on S~teinny's
tumble and went TO second on Moves
sacrifice. Clarke 10 Servatius. Bisland
was safe on Gray's bad throw to first
blackburn famed and Bisland pur-
Joined second. Gray breezed. No
runs: no hits: two errors.
Wheeling-Moran ont 10 Gray. un-
assisted. Booe doubled to right and
was thrown out. attempting 10 stretch
II into a triple. blackburn to Foley to
Bisland. Jansen out. Move 10 Gray.
No runs. one hit: no errors.
Seventh Inning.
Springfeld-Pfeiner doubled down
rightfeld line and went 70 third on
Ryan's sacrifice. S~ervatius to Steinny.
Foley worked the squeeze. Steinny 70
Duke. and Pfeiier scored. Feldner out.
Gray 10 Servatius. One run one hit.
no Tor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. walked. Fding-
ton beat out. bunt. Duke going 70
second. WaEers sacrificed. Gray. IN
assisted, advancing both nne
Steinny walked and the bases were
drunk. Graham was sent in TO bat for
Clark and lift TO Foley. who threw 20
Duke. out NJ plate. GRAY grounded
out, Foley TO Gray No n one hit.
no errors.
Eighth Inning.
Springfeld-Natteson now pitching
FOR Wheeling. O'Day fouled 10
Wsgers Move out. Jansen 20 Serva-
thus. Risland out by the same route.
No runs no hits. no errors.
Wheeling-Moran few 70 O'Day.
Booe lined TO Move. Jansen did :he
same. 40 runs; no hits: no errors.
Ninth Inning.
Standardization singled over
second. Gray safe on Gray's tumble.
Pfeiner singled 10 left. Ryan hit 70
Steinny. who let the pill get away
blackburn and Gray scoring. Foley
popped 10 Gray. Ryan out attempting
10 steal. Wagers 20 Steinny and Pfeif-
FER scored on the play. Feldner
grounded. GRAY 20 Servatius.
MISUNDERSTANDING safe on Moves
error Ellington singled 10 center
Wazers breezef S'einny sacrificed
20 Gray. advancing Duke and Fdlng
ton Anderson hating for Matteson
ended the agony by grounding out.
Foley 70 Gray.
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Jackson. BrldweI
Three base hits Wilson. Titus. Dew
.Iu
Surrifr~ hit-Hofman
Sacrifice ~. WAGNER
stolen hases-Cafey Handrix. swee.
nos
Double PLAYS Wnguer and Affis-
Jackson Hess and DevIfr.
Llrt insr on balls-On Hendux !.
.HT ff,es. p -
~trark oIt-ny Hendrix. O. by Hess.
i.'.f or bases Pittsburgh. o noa-
fDu. H
tIret hn.e ar errors Pttt-turrh
Fine ..H
Umpire Trper,n ard HIrier
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HIoHLAEDERs AND MAPS
PLAY VIM IuEING TIE

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