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The herald., 1914-06-11
OF THE
THE LOUISIANA PRODUCTS COMPANY

United States of America, State of Louisiana,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
BE IT KNOWN, That on this seventeenth
day Of the month OF April in the year Nine
Before me, BERTRAND l. Calm, No
tary Public, duly commissioned and qualified
in and for this city, parish and State, and
in the presence of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned, personally came and
appeared the parties whose names are here
unto subscribed, all Of full age, who declared
that, availiug themselves Of the provisions
of the laws of this State IN such cases made
and provided, they have coyenanted and
agreed, and by these presents covenant and
agree and bind themselves, well such
other persons as may hereafter become. as
ISOLATED with them, to form and constitute
a corporation and body polite in law, for
the purposes and objects and under the stip-
ulations, articles and conditions following,
tO-wit:
Article l. The name and title of this Cor
| poraton shall be THE LOUISIANA PROD
UCTS COMPANY. Its domicile shall be in
the. city OF New Orleans, State of Louisiana
| corporation shall have power and authority
| 10 contract, sue and be sued; to make and
use corporate seal, and the same to break
and alter at pleasure; to hold, receive. have
! purchase, improve, ALLEVIATE, convey, sell, Dor
row, pledge, mortgage and hypothecate, IN.
! der IT'S said corporate name, property, real
| personal and mixed; to make and issue
| bonds, notes and other evidences of debt; &c
acquire by purchase, lease or otherwise pat.
ents and patent rights, copyrights, trade.
| names and trademarks, and to use the same
| or to sell lease or otherwise dispose of the
| same; to employ, name and appoint a gen
eral manager, a general counsel, and such
otlcers, directors, agenrs, managers, super
| attendants, clerks and other employees a:
| the interest or convenience of said corpora
| ton may require; to make and establish by.
| laws, rules and regulations for the prope,
management and control of its affairs as may
be deemed necessary and expedient and prop
: er, and tie same to change and alter at pleas
The herald., 1914-06-11
Algerines at Law.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Edward NJ. Casey to Eureka Home,
stead Society, lot. AliX, Seguin, Bouny
aud Eliza. Benedict.
Purchaser to vendor, same property
,$I. 900 terms.-Benedict
State Of Louisiana Nelson Turner
10 Nelson Turner, certain lots. Lees.
burg, adjoining Trepagnier's planta-
ton, fronting on Public Road, $l9.22
/ Redemption for tax of l90Sl. Regis
tier.
Mat Butler to Thornton II. Murphy,
lot, Wagner, DArmas, Hendee and Di-
ana, SO cash. -Burhmaun
The herald., 1914-06-11

known place of residence, or By delivery of
notice to him in person
Article VIII. No stakeholder shall ever be
he'd liable or responsible for the contracts or
faults of this Corporation in any further sum
than any unpaid balance due on the shares
Of stock owned by him; nor shall any more
informality in organization have the effect
of rendering this charter null, or Of expos
ing stakeholder to any liability beyond any
amount due on his stock.
Thus done and passed in my Office, at New
Orleans, Louisiana, aforesaid, in the pres
ence Of A. E. CAREY and PETER K. FER;
RERA, witnesses, both Of lawful age, and
domiciled in this city, who sign these pres
ents together with the parties and me, No
tary, the day and date first above written
after the reading of the whole.
All interlineations noted and approved be-
fore signing. NAMES OF SlGNERS.
Witnesses:
A. Z. CAREY,
P. r. FERRERA.
BERTRAND I. Calm,
Notary Public.
The herald., 1914-06-11

I, the undersigned Recorder of Mortgages,
in and for the Parish Of Orleans, State OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of incorporation of the Lou
iSiana Products Company was this day duly
recorded IN my Office, in book ll27, folio,
(Signed EMILE J. LEONARD,
Deputy Recorder.
certify the foregoing to be true and cor.
rect copy of the original act Of incorporation
of the Louisiana Products Company, the
names Of signers being omitted, together with
the certificate of the Recorder Of MORTGAGES
for this Parish, on file and Of record in nv
office. In faith whereof l hereunto set my
hand and seal this 9th day of May, 1914.
BERTRAND !. CAIN,
Notary Public.
May IL Il u Jan ii Is. Notary Public
The herald., 1914-06-11
CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE.
BUILDING PERMIT.

=. Magic, owner and builder, double
frame slated cottage, SIideII, Nallette,
Relleville and Homer, $500.
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BOXING NOTES

After his battle with Sailor Kelly
July Is, Soldier Adams expects to take
on his old rival Blacksmith Carl
strom. This mill will be pulled off
some time in August. An attempt was
made to match the Roxbury Mass,
heavy Bill McKinnon with Adams. but
the Bay State lad wanted too much
financial interest in the affair.
Fort Mckinley. Portland harbor, is
to have boxing carnival Monday eve
ming. July. 13. the popularity of which
will be that not man will participate
who weighs less than $50 pounds.
Soldier Adams, the 1S0-pound cham
pion of the post, will meet Sailor
Adams from the Kentucky who
weighs the same, for 10 rounds.
Spike" Donovan of Fort Mckinley
will face Sailor Shaffer of the Andres
coggln They will weigh in at 10
pounds, Soldier Brokoff of Mckinley
and Soldier Cyclone" Thompson of
Williams will meet at the middle
weight limit and each of the prelimi-
naries are booked to go six rounds.
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CHANCE LOOKING
AFTER HEAVY BATTER

Washington, July "a slugger, a
real man with the big stick, that's all
I need and that's what I'm loking for,
liver such a person either to me per-
sonally or f. o. b.. anywhere, will re-
eeive handsome and costly present"
Sain Frank Chance Thursday.
1T looks as though there is not a
real smart hatsman loose anywhere"
continued Chance. MY scouts have
secured the woods and the bushes for
one, but l cant's locate him. l wouldn't
care of the fellow never had a glove on
his hand, If he never caught a ball in
his life, SO long as he could step up
to the plate and slam out a single;
that's all I'd ask of him.
why, have any of you fellows kept
count of the number of games this
team has lost this season by enc and
two run margins? How many games
have we kept sewed up until one of
the closing innings and then had the
other club send in pinch hitter and
win the game for them?
II think Id almost do better by TAX
ing Hartzel out of the regular line
up and sending him in in pinches to
bat out few victories. But, of course,
/ have no one to take Roy's place in
the field. But I'll land a slugger one
of these days. 1t may cost lot Of mon
ey, but I'll get him. Then watch now
tho team will jump in the club stand
ing after we have an even break to
snatch few of these close games cut
of the fire."
The Senators are going great guns
now. In third position, their support
ers assert they will be making bid
for leading honors with the Athletics
before many more weeks elapse. The
ENashingtonians believe Detroit is due
to slump shortly and they do not
give the Browns a chance to overhaul
the Senator'S, or even TO hold their
present place very long.
If some of Griffith's pitchers get go
ing again like they did lats year, and
this means Walter Johnson. in partic-
ular. with the rest of the team play
ing as it is now, the Capital City ag
gregation will look like a sure contend
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BRAVES COME BACK AND take
TWO GAMES FROM BROOKLYN
IN GAMES AT BOSTON MONDAY
Bunching of Hits Wins
First-Free Pass Is
The Cause in
Second
N. Y.-PHILLIE GAMES

Boston, July 6.-After losing three
straight games to Brooklyn, Boston
came back today and won both ends
of double header, to l and 1 to 0.
The Braves won the first game by
punching hits in the third inning,
when they scored all their runs.
The second game was a pitcher S
battle between Allen and Crutcher,
which Allen lost when he gave Whit
ted base on balls in the second and
allowed Mann to drive the ball to the
center field bleachers for two bases,
scoring the only run of the game.
Brooklyn outhit the home team, but
fast fielding by the Boston players cut
off scoring.
First Game:
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WINTHROP PLAYS LIVER
MORE FALLS THURSDAY

Augusta fans as well as all those in
the Kennebec valley will be interested
to know that the crack Winthrop Troll
ley League team will play Thurs
day at Winthrop. Much more inter-
est centers in the game from the fact
that Way. the Yale College pitcher, will
be in the box for winthrop, while
Harry Lord, formerly third baseman
for the American team and also of
the Chicago White Sox. will be seen
at the third corner for Livermore Falls.
The game promises to be holly con-
tested and a number of fans from
Augusta and elsewhere will attend for
the purpose of seeing these two stars
play
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will probably hereafter enjoy supply
of cool drinking water. furnished by
spigots throughout the local ball park.
thanks to bill introduced by Rep.
Howard of Georgia, and which has
been fayorably reported by the district
committee and is expected to go
through He says the state of
Georgia is the only one where baseball
fans are properly taken care of in this
respect, and he points out that 1t is a
great saving both to the pocketbook
and the stomach of the spectator not
to be compelled to depend upon the
soft drink vender for the alienation of
his thirst. Mr.. Howard is himself a.
baseball fan, but has no taste for the
soda pop. For a time he was able
to get drinking water from one n.y.
drant at the Washington ball park.
but finally the soft drink interest
broke the handle. off the faucet. Mr..
Howard considered that this was car
rying monopoly bit too far. and he
Immediately drafted legislation pro-
viding for a whole row of hydrants.
Manage Hendricks of the Indians, Is
once more feeling satisfied with his
outfield, made up of Duke Reilly Mig
Cole and Tom Griffith. The latter has
been with the Indians for several
weeks, and he has filled the bill. Crit
fifth was bought from the Boston Ma
tons, where he played last season and
part of this. He has proved HIM
self heavy hitter, and is nova batting
So2 in the association, Only Paddy.
Livingston tops him among the In
dams. Griffith is also a dependable
fielder a good throver and is fast on
the bases. g
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McBride's Steal Home
Makes Possible Win
For Senator's
Star Twirler
ATHLETICS WIN 20
Washington, July s.-Meertde.s steal

Washington. July s.-McBride's steal
homo in the fourth inning today gave
Washington the winning run in the
odd game of the series with Boston.
Mcbride doubled. took third after
Speaker caught Ainsmith's fly to deep
center, and, starting for home while
A. johnson was winding up. slid un-
der Thofffas on a very close decision. A
Johnson and Walter Johnson opposed
each other and both pitched we'll. but
Walter was the steadier.
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GIANTS and PHIIY
DIVIDE DOUBLEHEADER

New York, July 6.2New York and Phil
adelphia divided their double header to-
to 4 and Philadelphia the second to 3.
Larry Doyle won the first game In the
ninth inning with a home run to right
field which Cravath played poorly.
The Phillies won the second game by
hard hitting in the early innings. The
scores:
First game:
Philadelphia o 4 8 o 0 o o-4-11-1
New York IL o 0-0Z1 3-5-10-2
Batteries - Mattison End Killifer:
Fromme. Wiltz and Meyers, Mclean.
Time, 2.e7. Empires, Rigler and Hart.
PhiladeIphia "A 900 o 81 TO
New York Ill o 0 0-2-10-1
Batteries-Jacobs, Mayer and S. Burns:
Tesreau Demaree, Sehauer. Sehupp and
Meyers. Mclean" Time. 201 Umpires,
Hart and Rigler.. -
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Batted for A. johnson in Sth.
WASHINGTON.

Two base hits-McBride, Ainsmith.
Three base hit--Gardner. Hits-off A.
Johnson in I: Cooper in 1. Sacrifice
hits-McBride .. Stolen bases-Milan 2.
Foster, Mcbride. Double plays-W.
johnson to Foster to Gandil. Left on
bases-Boston 8, Washington {. First
base on saIlsLA. Johnson 6. Nv. joint
son l. First on err6rs-Boston ., Wash
ineten /. Hit by pitcher--W. johnson.
(JanVrinl. Struck out-A. Johnson l,
w. johnson 6. Time, lao. Umpires,
Chill and Sheridan.
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WORCESTER UNABLE TO
HIT LOWELL TWIRLER

Lowell. Mass, July Goldman had
Worcester under his thumb today
Worcester errors contributed to pile
up nine runs for Lowell while the Wis
itors negotiated only two. After six
innings with the game clinched, May
bohm took Lohman's place and he too,
proved effective. Manager Burkett was
banished from the game by Umpire
Black for kicking.
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FREE PASSES TO FIRST COSTLY
FOR HAvERHILL when PORTLAND
WINS GAME BY 3 TO | SCORE
Ran for Aubrey in sth.

x--Ran Tor Aubrey in Sth.
Lawrence 20 1 0 0 0 o 2 o-3
Fitchburg 30 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Sacrifice hits, Conley, Spires, Pep
ioski, King. Double plays, Sweat,
Cooney and Torphy; Cooney, Sweat
and Torphy; Cooney to Torphy; Lynch,
Mahoney. and Aubrey; Mahoney to
Bruggy. Left on bases. Fitchburg g.;
Lawrence 5. First base on balls, by
Fullerton 5, Collins 3. First base on
errors. Fitchburg 2, Lawrence 8.
Struck out. by Fullerton 2. Collins /.
Time, 1.57 Umpire, Bannon.
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Haserman Sold to ST. Louis.

st. Louis, July 6-casey Hagerman,
pitcher. has been sold by the ST Louis
National League club to the Chicago club
of the same league for the waiver price
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Error at Plate Gives
Duffyites One of
Three Runs in
Game
OTHER N. E. GAMES

Portland, Me. July 6-Portiand beat
Haverhill to l today. Two of the
three bases on balls given by Barron
resulted in a run each and dropped
throw at the plate gave the home team
another. Haverhill's one run came on
a hit by Duggan, stolen base, passed
ball and single by Yelle. Tuero pitched
steadily throughout. The score:
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BOSTON,.

Two base hits-Mann, Allen. Sacri-
flee hit-Maranville, Wheat. Double
plays-Maranville, Evers and Schmidt;
O'Mara. Cutshaw and Hummel. Left
on bases--Brooklyn 4, Boston 4. First
base on balls-by Allen 2, Crutcher /.
Struck out-hy Allen 4. Cruteher 4.
Time, LAO. Uinpires, Byron and John
son.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Buffalo-Buffalo 8, Toronto l.
At Observation-Disclosures s, Montreal Z
10 innings.
At Newark-Newark g. Jersey City S.
At Baltimore-Baltimore 6, Providence L.
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AGAIN JOHNSON And JOHNSON
FIGHT FOR VICTORY IN BATTLEbE-- !.
tween BOSTON AND WASHINGTON
BENDER WILD BUT
ATHLETICS WIN 20

Philadelphia, July 6.--New York failed
to take advantage of Bender's wiIdness
today and Philadelphia by punching hits
to o. The score
New York 30 0 o 0 0 e-0-4-0
Philadelphia I'D 2 o 0 0 x-2-7-0
der and Schang Time, la EMPIRES, =
Hildebrand and O'Ioughlin.
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WORCESTER.

Three base hit-Burke. Sacrifice hits
Cargo, Degroff Stolen bases-Burke.
Cargo. Wacob, Dee. Bases on balls
by Stiberg l, by Lehman /. Struck out
by Lehman l, by Maybohm l, by
Stiherg 2. Hits--off Lehman 8 in s in
nings; off Maybohm in 8 innigs
First base on errors-by Lowell 4, by
Worcester l. Left on bases-Lowell 3.
Worcester g. Time, lbs. Umpire. Black.
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Brooklyn 10, Baltimore 5.

Brooklyn, July 6.-The Brooklyn FEEDER
ais fell upon four Baltimore pitchers for
of the series 10 to 5. The score
Baltimore ....3 0 0 20 2 90 o. s. SO
Brooklyn .,...5 2 0 0 0 0 x-10-16-C
Suggs, Yount, Hughes, Wilhelm and
Jacklitsch; Boucher, Marief and Owens
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Brown Released by Athletics.

Philadelphia, July 6.-CarrolI Brown,
who has been a member of the Athletics
pitching staff for three years. was re-
leased today to the New York Ameri.
cans.
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Tigers Defeat Pirates.

Pittsburg. July 6.-The Detroit Aneri-
cans defeated the Pittsburg Nationals
to In an exhibition game today. The 2
score:
Detroit .......3 / 90 o e-4-s-4
Pittsburg ......3 0 0 0--34s-2 :
Boehler and Baker; Kantlehner, Ma
maux and Kafera. -
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WINS GAME FOR
CUPiDS OVER LYNN

Lewiston, Me, July 6,-Lewiston
batted out win from Lynn in the
ninth today, to 6. Lynn got four
run lead off Brignolia and Baum re-
placed him. Lewiston tied the score
by batting Cunningham from the box.
The batting of Murphy and O'Connell,
and Lewiston's base running, were
features,
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HAvERHILL.

Sacrifice hits Rewcock, LenregsE.
Stolen bases. Burns, Hickman, Dug
gan. Left on bases, Portland 7, Ha-
verhill s. First on balls, by Tuero l.,
by Barron 8. First on errors, Portland
2; Haverhill 8. Struck out, by Tuero
s. Passed ball. Hayden, Castor. Time,
$50. Umpire, Doherty.
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EVENTS OF THE DAY IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Kansas City 4, Chicago I.

Chicago, July 6.-Kansas City hit LANCE
hard today and defeated Chicago 4 to l.
Kansas City 20 / 0 2 14-12-2
Chicago .........0 0 o l o o OIL 7-S
Packard and Easterly; LANCE, Mcguire
and Wilson
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COLONIAL LEAGUE

At Fall River-Fall River 6. Pawtuck-
ct 2.
ford 2,
At acknowledgements 9, Taunton 8.
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Two base hit, Connolly Stolen bases.
Gather, Smith. Double plays, Evers.
Maranville and Schmidt Left on
bases, Brooklyn 4. Boston I. First base
on balls, off Pfeffer l. First base on
errors, Boston l. Struck out, by Pfef-
fer 2, by Rudolph 4sTirne, 1.ss. Um-
pires, Johnson and Byron.
Second Game:
BROOKLYN.
alb r bh pc e
O'Mara ss 1890. 0 3 O
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LEWISTON.

1.-TWO out when winning run was
scored.
Lynn ........0 8 l 0 0 0 0 Is
Lewiston 40 0 4 0 l 0 0 0 p
Hits, off Brignolia, in 2 innings,
(none out in 3rd): off Baum, Z in Z;
Off Cunningham. in 2 1-3; off Ded-
rich, s in 1-3. Two-base hits, Muir
ply 8, Porter. Three-base hits. Moul-
ton, Phoenix. Sacrifice hits, Moulton,
Sheehan., Sacrifice fly, Robinson. First
on balls. or Baum 8, off Cunningham
/. off Dedrich l. First on errors, Lynn
/. Lewiston 2. Struck out, by Brig
nolia 2. by Baum 2. by Cunningham l.,
by Dedrich s. Stolen bases. Mundy.
Shea g. Left on bases, Lynn 9, Lewis
ton 10. Double play, Thomas, Phoenix
and Judge Wild pitches. Dedrich,
Baum. Time, 2:15. Umpire, Keller.
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Pittsburgh 6, Buffalo [.

Buffalo. N. Y, July "a ninth inning
rally by the local batsmen threatened for
a time Pittsburg's 8 to victory today.
Buffalo ....,...3 o. I 0 0 0 0 Is go
30 0 0-6-11-1
Schulz, Knapp and Blair; Knetzer and
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TWO RUNS IN EIGHTH
FATAL FOR FITCHBURG

Fitchburg, Mass, July 6.-Collins'
wild throw followed by three singles
in succession gave Lawrence two runs
in the sth inning today. the home team
going down to defeat, 3 to !. The score:
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Ever since the Federal League threat
ened to grab the White Sox pitching staff
a lot of American League batters have
cancelled their transportation to outlaw
camps.
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STANDINGS AND
National League Results

Boston 8. Brooklyn l FIRST game): Bos-
ton /, Brooklyn 0 Second game).
New York 5, Philadelphia first game);
Philadelphia Z. New York Second
game).
No others scheduled.
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Federal League Results

Kansas City 4, Chicago l.
Pittsburg 6, Buffalo 8.
: Brooklyn 10, Baltimore 5.
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American League Standing
Won. Lost. Played. Cent.
Games Today

Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
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Speaking of knotty problem-"Joe"
Wood and Forest Cady.
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Federal League Standing
Won. Lost. Played. Cent.
Cameo Today

Kansas City at Chicago.
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Buffalo.
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National League Standing
Games Today
New York at Pittsburg.
New England League Results

Portland 8. Haverhill 1.
Lawrence g. Fitchburg l.
Lewiston Z, Lynn 6.
Lowell 8, WorcesterA2.
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T0DAY'S GAMES
American League Results

Washington /, Boston 0.
Philadelphia 2, New York 0.
No other games.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Cleveland 6, Cleveland 3
10 innings,
At Indianapols-Ind 4, Column
bus l.
Only two games scheduled.
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EASTERN ASSOCIATION

At New Britain-New London s. New
Britain 4. s-5.,--# ~, 81
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OTHER GAMES

At Pittsburg-Detroit Ann. 4, Pittsburg
Noti