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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
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e, c. Manson. assistant general man
ager OF the Oregon Short Line, and j. A.
Reeves. general freight agent for the
company returned yesterday from trip
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cinity of the Payette lakes, going there
by automobile from the nearest station
and report an excellent time. Farmers
are cutting their hay in the vicinity OF
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other parts OF the Snake River valley
visited could not well be better,
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sistants general manager for the COM
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Montreal Entries.
,y Intsruo ionel News Service.

BY lnteTncuonel NcNs SefVice
First race. four and half furlonKs-Scarlet.
10s. Peacock, 10s; Petty Rngou. Ill; Laura. III;
Dolly Walters, Ill; Fuzzy Wuzzy. III: Diamond
Cluster. l05 Trancina los: Tempest, Ill: John
Marshall III: Kctto Drum, 11t.
Second race four and half furlongs-'Irish
Harmony. lO5: -sin sin. 100; 'Corn Broom. 10s:
coburs sollc. 100; Old Reliable. 112 Boozc- l1:.
coupled
Third race. six furlongs-Chucklos. as; Carlton
c., 1903; Hoffman. lo7: Upright. los; Flabborgast.
Jos: Sherwood. lie
Fourth race. mIle-Magne. ac Llndestn. os:
Anbertte. 1902; calumny, lo3; Caper Sauce. 112:
Neverock III.
Fifth race about two mllog-Bsily Hack lso:
Young Morpheus. 1i3; Dr. Heard N3; Luckold,
I4s: Lamp Black. 1854: Brontc. 40; Gun Cotton.
1t9.
Sixth race. six furlouga-Ardclou. a5i Occur
d'Alepe. 1ol Lord Wells los; Nimeus. lo7: Frog.
ll2: magazine. l1e; Brynary 1o1; Fred Levy. los
Thrifty, 10s: Cosgrovo. 112: Chuckles. lib.
Seventh race mile and an oIghth-BiE Dipper,
%: Barn Dance. lol; Lad OF Langdon. 10s; Guilty
Hunk, loa L. ". Eckcrt 100; Naughty Lad. 1lc:
Mmos!S. o5: Jack La1onl 1OS Eddie Grancy. 1OT:
Stairs. I0e. Apiaster 1oa. Effeudi. 1H
Weather clear; track fast.
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Louisville Results.
international News Service

By International Nsns Service
First ruce five furlongB-CoSis. 40 fKirchbaum).
s5s.yo won: Lindar, 40 (5rops), $3.50, second
Old Trump. lo5 (MeCsbc). 1880 third Time.
!02S S-S. Elandero. II. A. Stone. Banjo Jim Mack.
NoE. Beloc, Masyhsch. Bushy Head and Mockerg
also
Second race. six furlonss-Detour. 1of (E'u1tou,,
a. So won Ethoids. 10I tTeahau)s $3.50. second
Dr. Waldo Briggs. los taenryl. $3.50 third. Time.
1914 Gold Color VSrons. Kitty H. Noio, puch-
cas-. Dutfy. Pampiuon. TactIcss. VOLTS Baths and
Third race five furlouss-sarharn Lane. ii'
Oiccabe), s7eo. won; Birdie Williams. li6 fBux-
toni, 81. 90. second. pnlnty Mint. il6 tMuseravc)
q. 20 third. Tino, I:o2 HortcnE and Shelby Belle
nlso
Fourth race. milo and ssvoDty yards-Swannapoa
100 (Marin). s2e.so won; Flora Fino, 107 fTRplln)
81 20 second; Morrstowu, 100 (McCabs) 81. 10
third Time. i:i3 e-6. High Private. Hcion Bar
bee and Coy Lad also Tan.
Fifth raoo. six furlongs-samusi n. Meyer, 10i
fBuxton) $40. 20 won. Sonadn. i03 martini. 81 go
second; Presumption. lo7 (Hcnryl, N.io. third
Time. 1:ls 40. ouartormaDter. Rolling 5toue and
Marjorie A. alRo ran.
Sixth raco. ak furlonss--ChsrtieT. io1 iBu1tonl
81. 40. won: Sir Marion. l07 tIa7lln), 3f16o Sec
oud. VOLTA 8g (HcDonald). $40, third, Tine
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ATHLETICS DEFEAT
TIGERS IN FIRST

PHILADELPHIA. June 3.-Bases on
balls off Dauss. five errors and five hits
in the closing innings gave Philadelphia
victory over Detroit today TO g.
The visitors made their few hits count
heavily and led by 3 TO when the home
team went to bat In the sixth session,
Dauss. who previously had yielded only
one hit and two passes. gave two bases
on balls. These were followed by Muir
phys sacrifice. an error by Stanage while
trying to catch runner, and Collins S
home run, tying the score
In the next two innings Philadelphia
rolled up four more runs by mixing four
hits with four errors and q pass. Col
lins, who was robbed CT two hits by star
plays by Wit and Cobb, made home
run and triple IN his last two times at
bat.
The score:
DETROIT PHILADELPHIA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
Belmont Entries.
.erna,ional News sorvico.

BY 1nternatlonal News sorvlco.
First race. seven furlonss--Ambroco, 100 Mont
rcssor. Io3; seaIYwag. llo Los Bail. 100. working
Lsd, 1l3: Ella Bryson. 1l2.
Second rane milo-MoridIan, 1876; Yankee
Notions. iois Guy Fisher. los: Light ON Life
1ls; Beaucoup. 100; Bard OF Hope. 95: Lohengr!n,
50; Sam Jackson. 1907 Breaker Boy 90 hIso ell
Igibo: @. ~ Miller. 10. Star Bottle. 100: The
Turk. III; Palauauu. es: Colonel Holloway. e7;
Bob R, 10f
Third race. mile and an elghth-DanEerftold
los. Star Gaze. los; Boaucoup los; PLANT. 9s; E
Oro. 10; War HON. 106.
Fourth rsce, fivo furlongs u,roight-GarI IL:
Ganer. 112 Fl Hiod. 1o5; King Mcdowell ios
Master Joe. loS: Punch Bowl. l12. Fathom, i0s .
Uncle Mum. los; Blackbroom. 106; Golden Chimes
liz,
Fifth race. about two miles-Couptry Guy 1872
Delirium. lb2: Adventures. 1870. Noscgay. 1872.
Drosseau 1872: Rapid Flight lSO
Sixth race five and half furlongs. straight
Old Cross. 100; Private Cheer, 100; Frontier, los
Water Lady. 1o5: Transformation. 1os; Edna Le5ka.
lo5.
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DETRoIT-PHILADELPHIA.

Ran for Voaeh IN ninth.
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Occur d'Alene Entries.
International News Service.

BY International News Service.
First race. five and a half furlongr-Hgh Range
lls: Frank G. Hogan. Sam Connor. Eddie Mott.
1lS: Golena Gallo. noda Thistle Belle III. Ma
zurka. King stalwart los: Imperial Princess. We
lie Forty. Safroner. 103.
Second race, six furlone6-Yo Solo. Look Out
Sbe Slupsky liz; Golf Ball. Sorrowrul. Marc Cog
hill 40; No Quarter. Gcilco. Footloosc. l07; Ammo
MCGEE. Lillian Ray. 1o5: Gnrvanzo &c
Third race, six turlongF-CIsko c. w. Kcnnon.
Brlton. Country Boy lla: Phlistna, Roberta.
Buss, Evclina. Harlom Maid, llO: Prince Phil"
listhorpe lo7; Mercur1um: Forge, los.
Fourth race, five and z half furlongs-Lady
Panchta. u5: Seneca l14 Mons Canomnnu- ll2:
Orange Blossom. iol Calcium Platinum. e5 Mrs.
Camp. 90
Fifth five furlouss-sidncy Peters. Uncle
Jimmie Grny. liz; Sir Alvescot Io9: Star Blue.
Hugh Gray Cleopat. io7; Definite. l0I
Sixth race one mile-Gsty Psllen, lia; Sugar
Lump. III Hannis. Gift. 100: Quick Trip loe:
Sadie Shapiro, 100.
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FALKENBERG WINS
TENTH STRAIGHT

NEW YORK. June 3.-Cleveland easily
won the first game with New York, s 10
2. today. Keating pitched fairly we'll FOR
New York, but the ragged support given
him proved a big handicap. The game
was Falkenbergs tenth straight victory,
He retired after the sixth to let Lajoie bat
for him. but Cleveland was ahead when
Steen, his successor went In to pitch
for him. Sweeney and Woter were booed
from the stands for their poor work.
in the Chase deal. made a good impres
sion. A great running catch by Graney
OF zeider's drive was the fielding fea-
ture.
The score.
CLEyELAND-NEw YORK
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
DOMESTIC DULLES.

case was being heard In the Shore
ditch county court. when Mr.. Preedy,
ba rrister asked witness whether on u
certain occasion no was angry with hif
wife
Il have never been angry with my wife
IN my life" witness replied.
Judge CMer~-You say so; but l could
NOT honestly do So
Mr. Preedy-Did you not bully her2
WItness-Certainly not, Is that usual
thing to do?
Judge Cuer-Do not talk such nom
sense Lots OF men bully their wives;
and lots OF wives bully their husbands.
Laughter). There is a little OF each
London Chronicle,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
Louisville Entries.
International News Service

First race, fye furiougs-Rose Ring. 90; Wool
a5; Ada Kennedy. ss; Ovation. 90; Caution. 100 /;
Edith W, 100. Frances NJ. los. Ave. 1903; Rosa
Mundi. io5; MisS Charcot. lo6: Adn los. Lady
Innocence. JOG.
Second race, six furiongs-Kiva 49, Thorcsn Gill;
&c; Coy. l01: The Grader. loS: Mack B. Eubanks.
lof; DuQuesnc, los: Chnpultopec, los
Third race, five furlongS-Brigs Brother. 100;
Bandit. loo Roamer. 100: Old Rosebud. us: LIZ
tie Nephew, lis.
Fourth race. mile and siSteonth-Benanct, ss:
Star Joaamine eo: Gay Bird. ios; Captain Bravo,
lo4: Milton B., lo5. White Wool. los 'Eddn. l09
Princess Galloway liz: .Hamilton ais; 0Ielter
Street IN.
OF w Schorrer entry.
Fifth race six furlongs-Chinook IS: Wave Ring
81: Automatic. io2; Henry Rite. 1o3; Cash on Do
livery. 10: Winning witch, i0s amorct. los;
Nerrick. 1l6.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards-Billy Hcl-
der l03 Bally She. 105: Jacob Eunp. l09; Car
pnrhia. i05 Harry Lauder: Io7: Al Blotch. los
Weather cloudy and track slow.
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Mrs. Hazel B. Heller Buried.

Funeral services for Mrs. Hazel Barby
Heller were held at 12 O'Clock yesterday
at the Second ward chapel The impress
sive nature OF the services. The large
crowd that attended and the profuse
floral offerings gave mute testimony OF
the esteem in which the beloved woman
was held. Several beautiful selections
We're rendered. Interment was In the
City cemetery,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
Giants Buy Grant.

CINCINNATI. June 3.-Third Baseman
Edward Grant was today sold to the New
York National league club for $4,000 by
Manager Joe Tinker of the local club No
other PLAYERS are involved. Grant will
Join the New York team In ST. Louis ut
once.
Grant Was secured from the Fhiladel-
phia National league team, IN lelo by
deal between Messrs Clark Griffith and
Charles Doom. in which four players OF
ca ach team were involved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
ColIides With Auto.

j. j Smith, a motorcycllst 81 years
OF age. suffered painful bruises Of both
his feet when his machine colllded with
an automobile at the intersection of Third
South and Third East streets Yesterday
afternoon. He was taken TO the emer-
gency hospital at police headquarters, at
tended by Dr. r. w. Ashley, afterwards
being removed TO his residence $50 East
Sixth South street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
HEALTH BOARD WINS
CASE IN COURT

The city board of health yesterday Sc
cured conviction In police court against
George A. Spears, S24 East Sixth South
street. on charge OF falling to connect
with the sewer. He was fined So
The health board officials announced
yesterday that hereafter all persons fail
Ing 10 obey the order OF the board to
connect with the sewer will be prose-
cuted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
LYNCH Upholds KLEIN.

NEW YORK, June 3-President Lynch
Of tine National league upheld Umpire
KLEIN today, in calling the Brooklyn
Pittsburg game al Brooklyn May % on
account OF rain. after five innings had
been played The score at that time
stood 70 0 in favor Of Pittsourg. Brook
lyn protested on the ground that the UNI
plre should have suspended play In the
THIRD or fourth inning The game stands
r,a cd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
Railroad Notes,

Although the season has not yet
opened, the fishing excursion of the Den
YER e Rio Grande will be started Sunday
until late in the fall. The special train
Will leave Salt Lake City at f.45 o'clock
in the morning and. returning, will leave
Wildwood at 6s45 o'clock in the evening
IL will leave Upper Falls on the return
at Z o'clock and will leave Provo at S
o'clock, arriving in Salt Lake City at 9:30
O'Clock in the evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
LAGOON BEAR is
PRESENTED TO CITY

A feature OF the Liberty park zoo.
which is being built up gradually by the
city park department. will be a great
black bear hereafter. Simon Bamberger
yesterday presented 10 the city the fine
specimen Of the bruln family which has
Inhabited the zoo at Lagoon for several
years. The animal was brought into
Salt Lake yesterday by Nicholas BY
hover, superintendent OF parks.
The temperature of the water at
Saltair is now 78 degrees.
(AdveTtisement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
Clerks Want Games.

Ths Rio Grando clerks baseball team Is out With
challenge TO meet any amateur or semI"proteS-
tiona team In the state. Manager Brinkloy would
like TO hoar from some fast out sot-iowu ,cam de-
string gafnes. The clerks opeu for game
Sunday. Brlnkley has strengthened his lnoup IN
the last week By tho addition Of Pitcher Schmidt
from All Hailow1 college. md fast third base
man from rho Threc-Eyo 1oaguo. who last ycnr
was with tho Decatur team. Any out-of town
team desiring o game for Saturday Sunday
can os accommodated By addressing Manager Brink
ley ut sa West Fifth South phone Wusacth
II7s.W or Waeatcb 1854 at tho Rio Grondc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
Woman Is Charged.

Mae Evans. who shot and killed State
Veterinarian Edward L. Moore OF Brook
tngs and attempted TO kill herself. rsls
formally charged with murder today ~ a
complaint filed by States Attorney Berg.
Mrs. Evans Is still in the hospital, but is
said TO be recovering from two self
flicted bullet wounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
Gillespie Seriously Hurt.

By International Ncws Service.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Juno 5.--Jimmy Gulcs.
pie third oascmon ot tho local club. II in crit
cal condition IN a hospital hnre tonight, having
bccn struck on the head by a ball thrown by
Pitcher Hardgrpvc OF the Birmingham club in
game this afternoon. Physicians sAy his skull ls
fractured. His recovery IL doubtful. Gillespie
played last year With the Providence club OF tho
international Ieague.
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Race Exciting.

<ctacle OF three motorcycles pac-
q bicycles on the track at the
ne was a novel one TO most of
'lators. Interest In the contest
red to some extent when Tur-
d not get his motor 10 keep pace
} machines of Whittier and Sam
Dlefenbacher. who was taking
pace, was repeatedly Tapped by
q Whittier pulled Ryan into an
q and kept il throughout, gain
~ 3 full lap on Thomas, who
1E behind Samuelson, and win
pc finish by full half a lap.
Hehir proved Gordon Walkers
y French style racing, winning
heat over the half mile route
ma the second heat at three
of o mile in 2;lS l-5. The third
nile was not run.
qualification OF Taylor in the
q out race for amateurs placed
N second 10 O. u. Schmertz. who
iull half lap. Carl Schmertz
NJ Taylor's Victory in the two
n lap was won from IT. c. Will
t9nd: r. klser, third. and II.
{onrth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
pom Bottle Hits Umpire

CHICAGO. June "A report resched the office
OF President Chivington OF tho American associs-
,ion today that Umpire Johnstones head
bndly cut by o thrown pop bottle nftcr game
In Milwaukee Sunday that six stitches bad to be
taken In Il Some spectator. onraged when John
stone ordered Outfelder Randall from tho game
for too strenuous objection TO decisions. is be-
lIcyod 10 have thrown the bottle.
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Discuss Marathon Plans,

No action on the proposed Marathon race vas
taken yesterday by tho field sports committee
Of the Commercial club. the matter being held
over until The next meeting. Tho committee Us
busy on plans for tho meet and expects to have
them completed within few days. Yesterday
afternoon the first practice OF tho baseball team
was held at Lucas field aud all the old favoritcs
and several new ones were out chasing tho ball.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
I,iupman Is Admitted.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, June 4.-Otto
Lippn,sn OF this city was appointed today
administrator Of the estate OF Luther Nc
Cartv, the heavyweight, who was killed
recently In a bout with Arthur PelkeY at
Calgary. Alberta. II was before Lipp-
mans club that McCarty sprans into
fame. knocking out Carl Morris. then
contender for the heavyweight champion
ship title.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
Schauer Strike-O Out Pitcher.

SUPERIOR. wis, Juno 3.-Accordsns to a
Northern league bulletin Issued. ''Rube" schaucr.
tho st Superlor's pitcher who IL being sought
by SIX major league clubs has famed pcarly
100 players this season. HIS average is nine strike
outs per gumo and no has caused exactly ninety
three Northern leaguors TO fan. leading the league
both In total utrlkcouts nnd average per game.
He has famed eleven in each OF thIco dit-
(eront games and ten mon In Two other contests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
American Horses Scratched.

LONDON. June 3.-Kpghts Key. horse
Gently purchased by Richard Croker from T. II.
Wise aud tho only American horse rcmelnlng
on tho entry list for tomorrow'S derby, Was
American owned horse will face the barrlor in the
blue ribbon or the Euglloh turf this year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
Brown Is Yale Captain.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 3.-George
junior In The Sheffield scientific school a
Yale. was elected tonight captain OF the
Yale track team for next year, Brown
Is a half mile runner and at Cambridge
last Saturday defeated John Paul Jones,
the crack Cornell runner. Mt that dis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
Celebrate Birthday Anniversary.

The fiftieth birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. Rudolph Konold OF 577 East Fourth
South street was celebrated last night
with family party at the residence. Mr.
ana Mrs, konold's four children and three
Srandchildren were present together with
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred r. Konold and chill
dren. MIR. and Mrs. Il. r, Konold, Miss
Blanch konold, Ira konold and Mrs.
James Whisenand Of Rock Springs, niece
or Mrs Konold. a feature OF the even
Ing was a regular family dinner.
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Hares aud Hounds at IL.

The hare mud hound at the Daserct
gym will open this evening. when tho Inferno
dates get together for the run. Mr. Richardson
promises como flno fun for the boys OF his d.
Vision this sesEpn. aud large gathering is ca
pected 10 bo on hand ut the gymnasium at 8
o. clock tonight.
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Stillman Family Reunion.

Descendants of the late Charles Still
man held family reunion In commem
ora tion OF Mr., Stilmans birthday last
Sunday. The reunion was held at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. A Fl Bag
ley, Besides the widow. Mrs. Eliza beth
Stllman. sixty members Of the family
were present, The home was decorated
with yellow roses,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
LAWSON TO
'UE AT NEWARK
!. The Tribune.

ne Tribune.
I'd Lsts .. June 3.-Iver Law
|.h fhs professionals under con, e
Pc Izwsnn OF the Newark
WI ride nj VI. vas signed yester-
nIsht, % WIS ms first race here to.
@|1 bex,n" "heh the night racing
oFld, ana C"9n was the champion
1sHketo,,r o for many years the
Lawsnr opponent Of Frank
1on ana RODE we'll at Salt Lake
n nddit,, won many Important
h Tn a number of onen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04

Summary; Two-oase hit-dsiner Threo-basc
hits-Crawford Cobb. Collins. Homo ruo-col~
Inns. Sacrifice hits-Moriary, Murphy: saaritIce
fly-Veach. Stolen bnges-Old-ing Collins Lou
den. Left on bnses-Detroit. 4; Philadelphia. q.
First on balls-on DuuSE 81 off Plank, l. First
out-By Douss 5, by Plank 3. ErrorB-Brush C2),
Vitt stannage (2). Collins. Bakor. Time hour
and Sc minutes, Umpire-Fcrguson and Dineen.
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CLEvELANp-NEw YORK.
NEW YORK
sBatted for Falkeubers In seventh.
fB,tted for Renting in eighth

Score by innings
tleNelanc ss,as-.''.sssV " U y : IS Z-e
New York .,...,,.........n J o o o %
Summary: First baso errorB-clevelapd. !.
Throe base hlt-Graney. Sacrifice hits-Hartzell,
Turner. stolen baSes-Zeider Chapman. Left
bascs--New York. 4; Cleveland, I, Double plays
-Carisch and Chapmun; Feck!npaugh and Bortou.
Bases on balis-oN Keating. 4. off Faikonberg,
3: off Stenu. I. Struck out-By keating. 8. by
Falkenbcrg 3; by stecn 4. Hit by pitcher
Folkcnocrg Koating). Hits-on FslkcnbeIE. 4 in
inuingS; off Stceu. none In 3 innings off Kcat-
Ing. In eight Innings; off Warhop, in inning.
Errors-Woltcr tg. Sweeney PeckinpauEh.
and Evans