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The Springfield herald., 1913-10-03
Notice for pabiieat,os
fput,I;sh~r)
Department of ths Ints1s0
!. 8. Land OhIies Ut Lamar. Colorado,

U. 8. Land Ofhee at Lamar. Sotnrooor
Notice is hereby given that Albino Vigil.
whose postoffice address is Folsom. New hexicc.
did on the 7th day Of March, lsls fle in this Of
flee sworn ftatemsnt and application No. 0i1c7 :.
% purchase the wisse5t. seItse4 section 23 ns'4
psM section n township - south Range 81 west
sth Principsl Meridian. and the timbsr thereon
under the provisions Of the act of June g. 1878 aud
aets smeodAtory, known ss the Timbsr and Stone
Law. 1t such value - might be hxed by arr rails
ment and that. pursuant to such application tbs
land and timber THEREON have teen spI raiscd
Fsur hundred aud forty dcalars. The timber ssti-
mated &c roo hoard feat At &Aco psr n and H.
lsad esoo.e0: that Iaad applicant VIII offer hnsI
pzesf in support ef his application and sworn
sen4ssnent on thot3th day q Deeember, 1913. ~
fcrs IL clerk Of the distriet court At Trininad.
CososAdo 1
Any per. on Is at liberty to protest this pur-
eAass before entry, or initiate contest At any
tiuss bsfcrs patsnt isEues BY hling cozsoboratsd
slIdavit In this ofscc alleging facts which vsuid
.deksss dc entry
EUCi MEN. WsfTAk11. Rsgfssss
The Springfield herald., 1913-10-03
CONTEST NOTICE
(For Publicntion)
Department Of the Interior.
Unitcd Stutes Land Offlce

Lamar. Colorado. Sept. &c 1918
To Orbin p. Quillin Of Springfield. Colo. Contestee
You are hereby notified that Robert c. Tate who
gives Sprinshld. Colorado as his postoice address
did on August q 1918. file in this Office his duly
corroborated application to contest and secure
the cancellation Of your homestead entry. No.
Serial No. o6l0O 0llss4 made March 4th 1909.
January 30. 1912. for south y Of section l6'
Township 20 s.. Range Is W. of the 9Th Prinipal
Meridian and as grounds for his contest he alleges
that sntrymanlhas wholly abandoned said entry
has failed to establish and maintain residence
thereon. and has failed to improve or cultivate
the same q required by law; that'snid defaults
have existed for more than six months lsst past
and exist to the present dats:
You arc. therefore, further notin I'd that tie
said allegations will be taken by this Office MS
having been confessed by you, and your sad
entry will bc cancelled hereunder without yo,r
further right to lie heard therein, either before
this onicc or on appeal If you fall to file in this
once within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication OF this notice. as shown below. yonr
answer. under oath, specifically meeting and
responding IN these allegations Of contest, or It
you fail within that time to file in this Office due
proof that you,haye served copy of your ans
wer on tho said contestant either In person or
by registered mail. II this service is made by
the delivery of a copy of your answer to The
contestant in person. proof of such service must
be either the said contestants written acknow-
ledgmcnt of his receipt Of the copy. showing the
date Of It's rereipt, or the affidavit OF che person
by whom the delivery was made stating when
and whore tho copy was delivered II na''c by
registered mail, proof Of such service mast con-
sist Of the snidavit of the personIby whom the
copy was mailed stating when and the postaficc
to which 1t was mailed, and this affidavit must
he ACCOMPANIED by the postmaster's receipt for
the letter.
You should stale In your answer the name of
the postoflce to which you desire future notices
to be sent to yon.
EUGENE NJ. WHITAKER, Register.
Date Of first publication Oct. 1913
The Springfield herald., 1913-10-03
R. G. Tate was a pleasant call
er Tuesday. He lives in the
North Liberty neighborhood, and
this year is also in the rain belt.
Notice q Tsustse's SaI..

Wksrsas. on the 18th day Of December. 1883.
Francis n. sehoaiins ard MaIy z. schoaiins made
executed. and on the 18th day Of December. 1888.
aeknowisdesd and delivered to George W. Toms
trustee, their certain trust deed. thsrafter and
On December q. lS9s, rsoordsd in tho once of the
eoanty clerk and rseordsr Of Las Animas county.
Colombo. that being the county in which said
premises wsss At that time situated. In book SO
st page u. whereby said Francis H. Schooling and
hssy q. Schoalins conveyed to tho said George
". Toms. trustss the following described land at
that time situate. lying and being In LasAnimas
county. Colorado and now situate. lying and be-
Ing In Baea COUNTY Colorado. to-wit:
The northwest quartsr Of section fifteen Us
township thirtyone (si)south. isanse forty-sevsn
t<D wsst Of ths sixth Principal Meridian
for ths purpose Of securing the payment Of ten
0lo) certain promissory notes in the sum Of nine
dollars saehin the agrsxats sum Of ninety dollars
with interest thereon. executed by the said Fran
cis z. schoalins to the order of William F. Leon
ard.
And whsrsas, It Il provided In SAID trust deed
that In default Of payment Of saId notes and
interest whsn due tie SAID trustee or the party
substituted in his stead may at the request Of the
Gai hosdsfof said notes, ssli .sid land At public
sals 10 the highest bidder at the fremont street
door u the court house in the city Of Denver
and state Of colorado first giving thirty days
notes Of the time and place Of said sale, in a
Newspaper published IN the county where the
land b situated.
And. wherr-- said notes And the interest there
on are unpai- ID long past de:
And, whsrsas. It isprovsded In said trust deed
that in eass Of the death Of said George W. Toms
trustss. ths lsgal holder Of said notes may subst
tuts anothsr person in his stsad:
And, whereas the said George W. Toms Is dead:
And whereas the legal holder Of sasd notes has by
writing duly acknowledged. substituted and ap-
pointed the upd<rsgnsd a. trustee in place Of the
said Gsorgs W. Toms.
And whereas. the legal holder Of said notes has
requested the undersigned Ito advertise and sell
sad land pursuant to ths terms Of said trust dssd
Now. therefore. publie. notice is hereby given
that ths undersis nd eieuted tEu,tee. will
on Saturday, the 18th day Of Novsmbs, 1873, at
the hour Of ten o'clock In the forenoon. At
the fremont strsst door Of the court house In
the city of Denver. and state Of Colorado; procAd
TO ssl, said land At public sale to the hghsat bidder
for cash for the purpose Of satisfyinE said potes
and intersst. and the cost and expense Of execut-
Ing this trust.
Dated this arst day Of Octobsr. 1873.
JOHN =. NAIL.
Substituted Trustee.
The Springfield herald., 1913-10-03
Local Gossip.

j. b. Jent takes advantage OF
the Is cent Farmer and Ranch.
man offer.
j. W. Burlingame has moved
from Hutchinson, Kans., to
Gretna, Nebr., the Herald to
follow suit.
The Blaine postoffice burned
down Monday night. Joe Wilk.
ms is away. and Mr.. Cant is
there during the day. That is
all that is known aboutit.
Olaf Larson of Lamport, made
final proof before S. E. Speck-
mann last Friday. G. A. Conn
ard and s. G. Sitten were his
assistents.
Miss. Pearl Eager was taken
quite ill at church Sunday night
and had to be taken home. She
is still very sick. but is gradually
improving.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ben
der, a big boy. They are at
present at Ashland, Kans., but
their home is about ten miles
north in the neighborhood Of
North Liberty.
Louis Larson, advertised to
prove up last Friday, was sick
and unable to be on hand at that
time. His brother Olaf hopes he
will be abl. to put in his appear
ance before the ten days are up.
Chas. Maxwell. Banker and
stockman of Lamar, dropped in
to the Herald Office Wednesday
evening, on his way from the
big land sale at Boise. Land is
still being held up to from $4,000
to $4,000 a section.
Owing to the bad weather of
Saturday Sept. 9th, the Ladies
Aid of M. F.. church will hold
another pie social on Saturday
night Oct. II, 1918, for benefit Of
the church.
Everybody invited. Ladies
bring pies.
7. J. I.i,,lard. after selling hi.
8. GERS to u Kansas man, tr"
about ard sold the Chri<iy j. ~
10 Banker Williams for Mns 81
& Williams of Lemar. fnf > :
Mr.. Ballard hourht 7'N
ye:ls-old steers Of Ale>srs v
we'll & Williams iisa e:
transaction
j. Martin Ford oi (. l.
Okla, was IL caller Weunst.'.
-on his way from Lamar u !; 8
ranch. He was at the big ltnu
sale at Boise and bought the
land in his pasture. Mr. Ford
is an old timer, and one OF the
large stockmen of the Cimarron.
His home is over the line in Oklu-
homa, but his largest land hold
ings are in Baca county.
A letter from Webster Bros.
Informs us that they are con-
Quoting very successful camp
meeting at johnson, Stanton
county, Kans., with twenty con
verts the first week; but while
they were there their team got
out Of the Miles ranch pasture.
Their team is two of the four
horses advertised elsewhere.
See ad.
The shocking news came to
Springfield Wednesday that
ChaS. Clark, IN tne McAoams
neighborhood, had made an at
tempt on his own life. When
found he was in pool of blood
on the floor. He apparently shot
himself sitting on the bed and
fell forward. The bullet passed
through him about half an inch
below the heart. II was caused
by trouble, but he doesn't want
to talk about it, and says he now
doesn't want to die. The whole
country joins in the hope that lie
may recover, and that CHEEKY
Chas. Clark may laugh away his
troubles and live long TO enjoy
life.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
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AGENTS WANTED

AN established corporation, manufacturing an
office appliance internationally distributed
and which has been successfully marketed for
~ years at selling prices ranging from
$2Io TO $500. desires to enter into contract for
its exclusive agency in San Francisco: product
appeals and is sold only TO largest and best
business houses; man who has either
tually sold Office appliances. card systems
fling devices business systems. or one who
possesses knowledge OF modern office and
factory systems preferred must be able to
maintain a small office and pay his own
selling expenses; splendid opportunity for a
clean cut man of brains. energy and deter
mination, We pay big commission on sales
but refuse to advance penny on what man
has done or what he says he will do: state
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

OFFICE Of the Fireman's Fund Insurance Com
panv. San Francisco July 81. l913.-At A
meeting Of the board Of directors held this
dsy dividend Of per cent (S4 per share) for
the three months ended June 30. 1918, was
declared to stockholders of record at the close
of business July u, 1919, payable on and after
July 25, 1918. Dividend checks will be mailed
on that dstP.
TOr-1S WFJNSfANN Secretary
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APARTMENTS
PIERCE APARTMENTS.
900 OAK ST. CORNER PIERCE.

lust completed. the haodsomest most comfort
able and most livabe apartments in San Fran
cisco.
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Hotel Federal

MARKET AT SEVENTH ST
Just opened: newest and most modern freproof
hotel In the city. right in the center OF the the
ater and shopping district not dark room 10
building; large lobby; entrance from Market st.
and also Stevenson st. opposite postofhce. Rates
75c to 81 per day: 81 TO $40 weekly. Special
rates TO permanent guests. "Live downtown and
save carfare." Phone Market S026.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
N@fr AcGwallY Resaorsdl

Friedrich Migge. recently of Carnegie Labora-
tory. Bellevue Medical College. after many
years study and practice in Germany and the
United States. is devoting his knowledge and
skill exclusively TO the bacteria causing loss Of
the hair By microscopicai and psychological
examination can be determined the exact specie
Of bacteria present indicating the treatment re-
Quired in each individual case OF falling hair,
splitting ends and other disorders. Office hours
il a.. M TO $50 p. m. 7001-3-5 Call bldg.
Sd and Market sts., San Francisco. Cal.
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MALE HELP WANTED

BOYS wanted. 16 years or over; good
wages good chance for advancement. 3S7 Pine
St, 1861 Polk ST
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climate advertisements. II any readers can
furnish information that any advertisement In
this column is not legitimate, send ii to The
Call In confidence. and IL found correct the ad-
vertisement will be discontinued.
home; pain or detention from business: no
payments until cured. Call or write in conf
dsnce. INDIA DRUG CURE MFG CO.. ia
McAllister ST.
GRADUATE masseuse EIMA MADISON, West
bank bldg, $50 Market, r. 407. Open Sunday.
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AGENTS WANTED


GOOD. live agents wnated to sell watches.
diamonds and jewelry on the instaliment pian
liberal commission or salary to right parties:
must furnish good references BRILLIANT
JFWFIRY co. eO7 Nfutual Bank bldg.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

W HANIED-o passenger automobile In good con
dition for my equity OF $2.3o0 in beautiful
cottaee a. 6l06 Harrington St, 0akiapd; mort
gage 81 200. Address J. G., 1446 South Union
av, Los Angeles, Cal.
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MEETINGS-LEGAL

GNNTA1, MEETfNGNThe regular annual meet
log OF the stock holders OF PAJAR0 VALLEY
C0NSOL dated RAILROAD COMPANY will
he held at the office of the company, No. go
California street. San Francisco, Cal, Mon
day. July IS, 1913, at IL o'clock q. m, for the
purpose OF eiecting a board Of directors to
serve for the ensuing year and for the trans
sctien Of such other business may come be-
fore the meeting. Transfer books will be
closed on Friday. July IS. 1918, at II a. m.
". Fl. HANNAH. Secretary.
San Francisco. Cal. July IL 1913
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TWO. THREE AND FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
Continuous steam heat and hot water: wall
beds: electric lights; interior telephone lnoleum
In kitchen and bath; gas range and laundry tray
In each kitchen; handsome entrance, carpeted
halls and unsurpassed janitor service.
Rentals S25 to $40.
HAYES ST. (No. g. CARS PASS THE DOOR.
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statesmen AND SOLICITORS

HIGH CLASS statesmen. well dressed. well
acquainted in San Francisco: commission and
salary basis MR. MEYER, 941 Monadnock
building. to 10 g. M
The evening world., 1913-05-15

Yale team. one OF the last 10 finish, got
70. putting him In second place. n
stroke better than Jerome Travers. lie
did Il BY getting q remarkably fine Is on
the last half. after being ~ out.
Other scores: r. F. Decker. Baltusroi.
-: p. .. Mclaughlin. Sea rsdale. 70;
Roy Webb Englewood, s.; NJ =. Lewis.
Flushing. e: r, ]. Flynn, Flushing. ~;
NJ. l.. Fearey. Oakland, 81: II. c. Kaiser.
soarsdale. "a; w. v. swords. Oakland,
81; Hamilton Kerr. South shore. 50;
Philip Carter. Nassau. 81; Ray Twycf-
fort, Bridgehampton. 81; Alfred Morrell.
Haokensack, 81; j. W. MoNfenany. Dun
woodie. 81; c. l.. Fletcher. Dunwood!e,
81; +. p. Oates. Flushing, 80; Townsend
Horror, Ardsley. "a: Donald McKeller.
Midland. 81. Arthur s>owper ihwsitc
Midland. g.; Walter J. Travis. Garden
City. n; W. l.. Hicks. Nassau, .; c. l..
oiilet. Wykagyi. ~; J. p. Kerwin. Oak
land. 81; q. schepmoes. Upper Mont.
clair. %: G. II. Farley. Upper Mont.
clair. 6. q. H. Bowley. Spring Lake
81: p. g. Russell. Oakland. -: w. II
Smith. Oakland. ~; Harold Topping
Greenwich. 81.
The evening world., 1913-05-15
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

The entries for to-morrow's races are
~ follows
FIRST RACE--seDns; three .ysar-olds and up
six hxlonp Anna Reed o.; Iacklsss. i0l
Strong. lo,; Ohapultspec ll2; kiva no: psos
pSot, los; Blue Thistle. i07: Milton b., III
ssnsAnder, i0i; Lady Lightning. i0o; MsTieh
III. -.
SECOND I,ACE-Purse: tvo-yeM-olds: aid
ems: four and one half fu1ionR .-Charmsne. no
Watermelon. ITO; ''Boos and Saddle. iiS
Elsniro, Iis; Liktov. ii3; Candy Boz. 40; Firs
chery. 100: High Glass. fis; BrcaScs. ll3
Birka. 10: ''Brshy Head. ITO; hASy L.. III
J. u. Maylyw li3.
THIRD RACE selling: four-yesr-olds and No
mile and Q axtssnth. --Bssuttful. 100; supple
100; ray Pay. iO6; Clubs. 10A; HUhy Lad. los
Diex Bsk~. IA Boans Chanos, 100; Bit o.
FOURTH RACE-Handisap; three -yearc old
and upward: one mile. -0o~rii. o.: lSochars''
100; Rolling stone. 100: Jot Norris. Jos.
FIFTH RA'E-Puse: t~oyvar-olds: tour and
a half fur!ongs Mac. 100: RuHnss. lO1: Edit
", !U7; Birdie Williams. i07: Casus rins lOI
l'rahces 81, 100; The Norman. ITO; Magnet, 40
SIXTH RACE--Sellins. four year -olds and w
ward: one mile and a sixteenth. --win'fr-d d.,
,O2: Jo,s, u. Wakefield. 100: Foxy Mars, 100
Ursula Emma iOS: Jack Lsxson. 1os; Ssnt
rncs. III; Mockier. III; Supervisor. III?
.-E Il. Bradley entry.
Track fast
The evening world., 1913-05-15
s SzSzzSSzz BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK aoe g
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
RACING
PlMllCO WINNERS.

rFII,sT tACE--Selling; three-year-old'
and upward; six furlongs.-Ambrose
iOt u. WILSON,. first. Joe Knight III
,Wolfc). second; Sylvestris, liz ,Bauarj
third. Time-i.ii 20. Double Five
Daingerieli, Queen Zee. EfIendi all
Ben Loyal also ran.
8. mutuels paid: Ambrose. W
straight. $3.50 place. $3.50 show: Jo',
Knight. $40 place, $3.50 show; syivts,
iris. $40 show. o)
SECOND RACE--Sell.ng; three-yer'
olds and UP; one mile.-Fairy God
mother. " ,Ford), won; Golden Treas,
ure. 10, tRobbins,. second: Mileage
le5 tSkirvin). third. Time, lie La INN
creek. Rock Fish. Orowoc. Horace H.
Lord Elan. Cloud chief. Nadsu. q n
Buster. Bryn, also ran. y mutv2t
paid: Fairy Godmother. $3.50 strsiGSs
Sii. place, $40 show; Golden Treagl
ure, $40 place. $3.50 show; Mnea
$3.50 show.
THIRD RACE-1Sellins: three-year
olds and up: six furiongs. -Perthshlre
III (wilson). won: Yorkvllle. io6 OvoA
bins), second. Magazine. IFS CTroxlest
third. Time--i.l3 A.. Big Dipper. He
sressive. Pop Gun, Chiffon Queen ~
ran. ~ mutuais paid. Perthshire, W.S
straight. $50 place. $3.50 show: York
vita. $3.50 place. $500 show. Magazine
$50 show.
The evening world., 1913-05-15
VETERAN TRAVIS LED
QUALIFYING ROUND
ON OAKLAND LINKS
Organizations First Tourna.
ment in Years Brought Out
All Star Golfers.

Walter J. Travis turned In the low
score. ~. OF the qualifying round In
the tournament Of tho Oakland Golf
Club to-day at Bayshore. L. I. Jerome
Travsrs. national champion played an
81. Fred Herreshoff. runner Up to Ill.,
ton for National Championship in 1s1l.
turned in an 81. Harold Topping also
covered the course In 81.
Taere has been no such eather!ns Of
aoifing clans In the East since last
OCTOBER as teei up to-day. or the ~
actual starters more than q score were
really cracks. 1t was the hrst tourna.
ment OF the organisation In more than
decade and coming on the eve Of
mex. weeks Metropolitan Championship
the ti,le struggle. II v fully seven
months since there has been a tourna-
ment within sixty miles Of New York,
an unprecedented stretch.
Nineteen OF the entrants failed to APP
pear. which was mercy, considering
the neld. Indeed, Oswald KiI'by. New
| Jersey title-ho.del. was practically tbs
, only star who failed TO send In hts name
The scores In up TO noon indicated that
! the run Of cards would he high. The
qualifying round IL at IL holes. With
match play to begin tomorrow. BY WAY
of extra measure. a handicap was
thrown In this afternoon, which marked
a positive experiment In the metropolis
tan district.
Best scores: Jerome 1ravsss. Upper
/ Montclair. ~; a. p. Roth. New York
+! Athletic, ": L. B. Franklin. Oakland.
%, Fred Herreshoff. Garden City. 81;
James r. Hyde. south shore. "A: Gard
ner White. Oakland. 20: J. ]. Hazsn
Oakland, So: Il. II. Kendall. South
Shore. IS: DR.. a. T, HaiGht, Wykagyl
o.; DIR. W. s.. Brown. Oakland. o.: II, IL
White. Oakland. 81: Henry Kryn. DyksI
Meadow, 40; T.. +. Hunt. Dyker Meade
90; q. r. Adams, National. 81: Ralph
Peters jr.. Garden City. "a: c. r. Gard
ner jr, Garden CITY. ..
r. II. Moore. Oakland, -: b. II
BIDDER, Oakland. -: c. B. Beckwith
Oakland. ~: Y. NJ. rarlton. Oakland
81: G. A. spofford. Apawamis. 80: MAJ
Benr, BaitusrOl. 81; f. b. Schley. bai
tusrol SO. ". Squler, Apawamis. %
John NJ Ward, Apawan,is. 81; i.oui'
i.y!agston, Westbrook, 81; Mckin
uoll!ns, Westbroo.s. 81. Traver's card
40 low score;
out ........3 & 40
In. .......t3 3 4-S7-7
Howard Lee, Detroit member OF IN
The evening world., 1913-05-15
WHITE SOX SCORE
ON CHANCE MEN
EARLY IN GAME
Chicago Gets First Peek at
peerless Leader" as an
J. Enemy.
BATTING ORDER.

CHICAGO. May l5.-Frank Leroy
Chance. erstwhne Peerless Leader Of
the local National League team entered
Chicago to-day as an enemy at the head
standing this the sun burst through the
clouds. and prospects were that Frank
, Chance Day" n':t Saturday would see
4 record crowd at Comiskey Park.
4 few reporters. In tile van Vt Chances
| friends. boarded his train at Elkhart.
Ind. and 60; him out OF bed long before
| the first call for breakfast.
II was just dreaming Of the Old
home" said Chance rubbing his eyes
! and peekins from the slightly opened
doorway o. his drawing room. What
time 10 IT,"
| "gix- thirty"
Chance said u was q hideous hour TO
| BE- disturbed and remarked: Its tough
to come back here as an enemy instead
Of friend, but 7 don't have to bs an
enemy more than two hours n day. and
that helps."
Then the returned exile declared that
re had the markings OF a pennant win
ming club. The reporters said they
would give that statement a paragraph
by itseH.
We got away In poor fashion" he
continued. Il had only seven pitchers
and four OF them We're not At. l could
not take a twirlcr out because had
no one to substitute for him. That
wac pretty tough shedding, At nrs'
didn't understand the players, and
they didn't understand me. but now We
are acquainted and will 80 ahead and
win ball games"
Chance stated that he would pIac,
the youthful Heating on the mound
next saturday. and would play nrs
base himself. Pitchers Warhop and No
Council are laid up at present, leav
ing the hurting stan rather infextble.
FIRST LNNING--,Danlels bounced o"'
! to scott. who tossed him cut at first
woltar hoistcd to Schalier, Hartzel
diel tho same way. NO RUNS.
/. schslisr walked Berger ~ to Md
kirr, who throw perfectly TO stump =
second. STUMP mufel the throw an,
both runners acre safe. Lord force
o sehailer al rhird. schulz 10 Midkin
:. Fournier rolled out Schulz TO Chase
= Collins was retired In the same wa,
: No RUNS.
d SECOND INNINo-Cres was on,
d Scott TO Fourier. Chase bounded on,
A. Lord TO Fouraie.. sweeney hit one to
!, hot for Lord and II wen; as a singl,
!. Midrin p,led n single over second an
Sweeney stopped at second stump h
an apparently safe Texas" over Shor
% but Weaver made great catch. y
II RUNS.
= Mattick walk ed Weaver hit In fron
, a. the pld'c ard sweeney threw to Sc,
+. ond stu ~ mUfred The throw and not
runners were safe. SohaM popped
D. Lord. Scott forced Weaver AT sscon'
rs hsrtze.l to stump and was doubled q
y. nrsL stump 10 CeAss. NO RUN2