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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-23
Great Clearance of Fine
Tapestry Table Covers

Washable in wide of coors and designs
just arrived from Austria Several grades, all exclusive
with Hahne & Co.. for example
59x59 in. Grade Covers, very special, at. $1.79
67x67 in. Grade Covers, very special, at. 1929
59x59 in. Brioni Covers, very special, at. $1.9S
59x59 In Verdure Covers, very special at $1.9S
59x59 in Nordpol Covers, very special at $2.49
67x67 in. Nordpol Covers, very special, at 1929
59x59 in. Mercia Covers, very special, at. $2.49
67x67 in. Mercia Covers, very special, at. 1928
All=Linen Damask Napkins at S2.40 boz.
Hemstitched lunch napkins, size 5x5 inches, of very
fine grade of pure alLlinen damask.
Great Clearance of Table DanaSk
Fine quality damask in wide range of most desirable
terms; good firm and ustre finish Prices range
So in. Table Damask, very special, at, yard 25c
GA in. Table Damask very special, at, yard, 39c
20 in. Table Damask very special, at, yard, sc
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All Sizes in Each Group
81 Corsets for 60c!

All well-known makes, including c. B., R.
G., Warner Rust-proof, W. b. P. N. and
Thomson Glove Fitting Corsets-of batiste
and net Low and medium bust, long hip
models Values to $l00, special at 69c.
81 w. b. Corsets for $1.5O-
Fine batiste and coutil, trimmed with lace
or embroidery; draw string at bust and
heavy supporters attached In medium and
low BUST, long hip and back models.
Brassieres at Soc
De Beyoise, Warner, H. & w. and Model
Brassieres, trimmed with lace and embroid-
cry. Special at SOC.
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Extra Size Muslin
Underwear Reduced

"A wide range of styles and garments, splen-
didly made, of good quality nainsook and
cambria, with dainty trimmings OF laces and
embroideries Four special items for to-
morrow and Saturday,
CSC Extra Size Nightgowns hOr
Now marked at. .. Wy
1.50 Extra Size Night 02r
gowns now marked. ~ ~
l ps,,; Extra Size Size White White csc
1893 Extra Size White 1 S0
Petticoats, now priced. y. a'o0
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Extra !!
Specials !!

WOmen's SOC Stockings
for 35c Pair
-women's Isle thread stockings,
in black only, with reinforced
heels, toes and soles. Our
regular Soc grade, tomorrow
at 35c a pair, or 3 pairs for
$1.00.
Mems Socks
Values to 17r
75c, Pair IN
Medium and light weight Isle
and silk Isle, in black and all of
the good summer colors; also
embroidered Isle socks. Sample
"Onyx" socks.
81 Embroidered Scarfs
and Squares, 39c Each
Made of pure linen, with EN-
broidered scalloped edge and
floral design centres-embroid-
cred on fine quality dark linen.
Reg. 100 values, special at. ..S9c
-. MAIN FLOOR -
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Great Clearance of
Trimmed Millinery

Two groups-at one price-straw hats and
colored straws including
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Fl. SKATER SOCIETY

Especial STAR Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SKATER, May g. - The
principal event in Fort Shaftef social
life during the past week was the tea
dance in henof of Mrs. William H.
Carter, wife OF Major general Carter.
given on Tuesday afternoon between
| the hours of and s. The regirnental
mess rooms, where the affair took
place, were deliberately prepared for,
the occasion as regards decorations
and the scene was one of unusual at
tractiveness. The entrance to the.
rooms was draped with the ever-beau-;
tifuI national cofoIs with the regt
mental cofors and national standard
crossed on the stair landing as the
keynote for the whole scheme. The
stairway was covered with purple
Eougainvilla and the billiard ROOM.
where the many guests of the after
noon were received was effectively
|embowered with bougainviIIa and
trailing branches of the pepper tree.
In the tea room pink carnations with
candle shades of the same color and!
huge punches of natural flowers to
correspond all contributed to make.
the room most attractive. , The long
table at the end of the room was elab-
orately set with crystal. and silver
while the walls and room corners
everywhere were screened with hand.
some palms and decorative plants, In
the hop room palms and great flags
were combined in artistic manner to
make gorgeous setting for the many
dancers that the music from the I'd In
fantry orchestra charmed away from
the tea rooms. Tea and refreshments
Of sandwiches and cakes were served
continuously throughout the after:
noon with the accompaniment of a
well-brewed champagne punch. To
receive the guests. a line of matrens
was formed in the billiard room and
this group was composed of Mrs. Fran:
els H. French Mrs. William H. Car
ter, Mrs. B. W. Atkinson. Mrs. George
Is. Gibbs and Mrs Cleveland c. Gee
Lieutenant NV. Can,panole present
ed the guests to the .heste3ses and
the honored guest OF. the occasion and
afterwards the remaining ladies of
the garrison eonseired to forward the
delightful atmosphere Of cordially
with service of the refreshments that
were delicious TO taste and elaborate
in preparation. Mrs. Tower, Mrs. Roe
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ORCHESTRA WILL GIVE
CONC ERT AT SCH0FlELD
ON SUNDAY EVENING

Especial star Bulletin Correspondtncel
SCH0FIELD BARRACKS, May S.
The following program has been ar.
ranged b5 the 25th infantry orchestra
and sill be rendered IN the infantry
theatef tomorrow evening At no.
March. The Winning Fight
Hickman
Medley ovefture The Royal Chief
{. -. .;........... Jerome
Novelty. Hoppe Rack ...ss. Allen
Waltz. marguerite tfrom Faust)
=. .s.s... ..... Gounod
Selection. The Prince Of PilseIi
Exit march. A Charge to VICTORY
Observation-Disclosures. NeFall
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Margaret Dietz. assisted by the la
dies of the Guild, the successful cos
tnming of the little ones.
The Children's hospital will re-
ceive about fifty dollars as the result
81 the EFFORTS of the little ones to
benefit their less fortunate little
brothers and sisters.
Following is the program:
REGULATIONS Gardeners Nevin Drink.
water, Rupert Drinkwater, Carton
.WaIl, Robert Burbank, Baden Bur
bank, Richard Wall, Edward Gross.
man, James Crockett.
Solo: Flowers Awake" - Margaret
Wall.
Solo: consider the Lilies" Miss
Ward.
Chorus: Fair Lilies We Bring You
School. S.
Butterflies Alice Bell, Thursa Drake,
Alice Wall, Janet Bell, Eunice Cush-
ingham, Lilly Fo-Kan1.
Recitation: God Love Stephane
Wichmai
Soldiers Drill and Song: Soldiers
OF the King" Fred Denison, Muir
ray tombstone, Colin Campbell,
Newton Tenney-Peck, Harold Har.
s. vey, John Campbell, Challoner
Woods, Wentworth Mist, Carton
Wall, Bob Burbank. -. -.
Recitation: @Wayside Flowers
Watkins. -:. 2@s~
Chorus: Keeping Easter-School.
Recitation Rachel Woods -
March and Recitation by Sunbeams-
Betty Wall, Daphne Drinkwater,
r. Marie Lyons, Aidine Silva, Inez
Cushingham, Maku, Esther Fo-Kam,
Elizabeth Wall
Violin Solo: Traumerei - Margaret
Wall.
<. 81. g.. INTERMISSION.
Drill and Recitations-Pegg Camp
bell, Stephanie Wichman, Rachel
Woods. Sgbil Hooking, Elizabeth
Wall. lima Woods, Louise Wat.
kins, Hilda Watkins, Harriet Rich
ardson, Ethel Harvey, Alice Bailey.
Solo: Voices of the Woods - Peggy
Campbell. Z - - -s
Drill and Song knights: Knights
Are We-Fred Denison. Murray
tombstone, Arthur Bump, Colin
Campbell John Campbell, Harold
Harvey. Challoner Woods. Went.
worth Mist. Newton Tenney-Peck,
Nevin Drinkwater
Recitation: The Fairy in the Rose
lima Woo,Is
Solo: In the Time of Roses Miss
Ward.
Chorus: Good Night-school
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maidenhair we're scattered over the
cloth, while red candles and ribbon OF
the same color completed the scheme
of color Golden horseshoes among
the flowers suggested good luck upon
the coming voyage. The p1aceeards
were in the form Of little birthday
books, decorated with figures by pref.
" girls on the covers. while within
each book was a birthday wish which
each guest read to the guest of honor
during the cutting Of the birthday
cake.
Those asked to meet Miss Eynon
Included Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Heiser
Jf., Mr.. and Mrs L. J. Warreps Miss
Werthmueller, Miss Holmes, Miss
Watkins, Mr.. Olson. Nh. Stuart John.
son and Dir. r. r Werthmueller.
"A Spring Garden
Like a verita5le scene from fairy
land was the stage at st. Clements
Sunday school last Saturday evening
when the Sunday school presented,
for the benefit of the Children's hos
.pitai, "A Spring Garden. a little play
arranged and in part composed by
Mrs. Margaret cousens to whose in
defatigabIe efforts the success was
In great part due.
The rising curtain disclosed an en-
chanting garden, with high waving
trees, messy banks and in the back
ground a real waterfall In the fore
ground on the green lawn We're seen
the sleeping towers, and in niche
among the ferns as though she had
Just stepped from behind the water
fall, was a glittering little fairy, who
gently waved her star tipped wand
over the sleeping flowers and sang,
FLOWERS Awake, for Spring is Cali
sing.. At her command, the flowers
began to stir and finally awoke in
all their loyeIiness, as did also the
gay little butterflies, the tiniest tots
of all, and the bright little sun
beams. ssslEso e. i.
Margaret Wall as the presiding
fairy was as dainty and exquisite as
"a real fairy, Miss Ward charmed her
listeners with two solos while Miss
Peggy Campbell sang voices of the
Moods" yeTy sweetly. One little fairy
rendered With much expression Schu-
mans "Traumerei.' while all the re.
citations and songs were we'll done
refecting much credit on the little
ones as well as on their patient In
structor Mrs Cousens.
To Mrs. osborne and Mr.. Gordon
osborne are Due the beautiful and
original decorations, and to Miss
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ana Mrs. E. v. Smith presided over
the service Of the lees. with MIS- W.
.R Scott at the tea table and Mrs. q.
= Ienihan at the lnnehbONls land Nfa.
H. r. Preston at the lemonade bowl
in the opposite conner Of the billiard
foom.. ~ 81 s.. 80 ~
Nearly 900 CHESTS called dlrihG the
receiving hours and the list ludefi
visitors from all the army llOsts %
the island as well as snaily from navy
and civilian circles Of Honolulns The
afternoon was notable tor thea many
handsome gowns in evidence and FOR
the delishtful air Of hospitality that
pervaded the scene. aAlfppg .the
guests we're observed eskp.ssIss
Governor Pinkham. admiral and
Mr.. Moore, Col. and Mrs MAI OnQld.
Col. and Mrs Sturgis. Ca1cf and mrs;
Ault, Capt. and Mrs. Hicks Mr. and
Mrs. frank Arfnstrong afr and Mrs.
Henry Wichman. Dr. and hrs. q 3.
fno,ler. General G. r. EdNat(lss Llellt.
and Mrs. Raard0fl. Cant and Mrs.
IC1xfks Gel. and Mrs ". n Ellis. ALrs.
n e BuclIly. Mrs. Butter. Miss Butler,
EoIBnel RAFFERTY,. Mrs SWanty. Miss
SWanzy. Major Penn Dr. and Mrs. a.
n Mafthens, Mrs w. Ffeara Mrs.
II. d. 0lass16ri, Bishop ana Mrs Res.
tarich, Mrs n1phann Mrs. RandQlph.
Ma jor and Mrs Case, Mss Betty Case.
Colonel ana Mrs. Raznol6s. Mira bah.
Abitt. Mrs. e. III. WATSON. Capt and
Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. FIaNes Capt and
Mrs. Masseg. Capt. md Mrs Llstef.
Major ana Mrs Ocnklin Mrs. Ne.
Bride, DIT. and Mrs MURRAY Capt and
Mrs. Freeman. Lieut. and Mfss y:
low Lieut.. 98etz. Capt and Airs. Car.
nenfer Miss Mcdonald. Miss Hukes.
Judge and Mrs Doles DR.. and Mrs.
.Tfotter, Miss Harrison. Lieut. and Mrs:
Green Kieutepaut Lando. 3. ss4ass
atsa ssfsea ssS sse144t S ems ~
A large delegation O. the 0fficers
and ladies' from the garrison went b
Seh0field Barracks on Wednesday 10
take IN the County Fair. Captain and
Mrs Jamerson In0tored out with Mrs.
Fewer and CDla and Mrs. Atkinson as
gHestsdn th6irni0toy Lieutenant and
Mrs. v. w. Boiler also went out In
their own ear with Miss. Hughes, Mrs.
Boilers house eilesk and L. o. Math.
ewsaas guestss Alafger party was
the enc that made thhleheasion an OPP
rOrtunif4 f6n picnic with the ex.
change truck as q E6bie1e. This mer.
~ crowd consisted at Captain and
Mrs a9eofge 8. 0ihbs,n Mrs. Lenihan,
Major and sLrss q y Smith Captain
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Society Personals


The fIanaiian Soeietys sons Of the
american Revol6tinn, and The Aloha
.Ghaptef Daughters of the American
1ley0lnti0n. are making arrangements
nor 4 large reception 70 be given on
fhe fwShtv6ix % MAY Ii honor OF
Nr. and Mfa. R6fiey i Horne. the re-
kifiie president and regent Of these
two heal chapters. Mr.. and Mrs.
1I0rne Are leaving Honolulu IN the
near future, preptratcry to making
their home OH the mainland
-, sw
s. hettefs roeoiv0d from kIiss Flor
Seneb Hoffman contain news which
may iie 81 int1fsst "a her many friends
In sHOn0Illlu. Ait6n d Fefy rough f0y-
Ake, Miss H0lfman reached San Fran.
nist0 safely and sr6ndiliG only 4 few
days nssthe city she continued her
.triDt up into the Santa Cruz noun.
Itaiiis where she expects to obtain q
much nesded rest. *
- -
I Mr. ana Mrs. Alfred Rasch left to.
day for the eodzt Ten route TO Eu-
rope. They expect % De gone about
q year during which time they plan
to do considerable travelling besides
spending several months u Norway.
Mira q. K. Myefs hhs hosless at
hers home IN Kkimuki last Thursday
AFTERNOON kfaa three table bridge par
" ID honor Of Mrs. G. A Brown who
is leaving Honolulu TIE latter part Of
the month l
The College CluD VIII hold rs next
meeting at The sh6me Of MRS Walter
+. Frkaf on May ! 9Th, at o'clock,
Important business viii Be taken up
and all membets IRE urged to be pres
erlnn sa
& Mrs John 8. Baird will Be at home
to her many friends here every Tues
day Afternoon until the 3rd of June,
at her home ct WAIKIKI
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ri. Carter enter
tanned at dinner at the Country Club
on Monday evening" Covers were
placed for nine
q -
Rev. and Mrs. 4. e. Smith an.
noiince the engagement Of their
daughter. Marjorie to Mr.. Edward
Roberts Tracy II
Mr.. Rycroft entertained ut dinner
At the Gourtland last Tuesday even.
Ing, GoYers were laid Tor fives
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Green. Colonel and Mrs. French went
cut BY train and returned early ken
tenant Rose also spent the day at the
Leilehua post y -
8s a
gEnioheI ard AIRS. Atkinson had as
knests for the day on Thursday Mrs.
James r. Bell. wife Of Major general
Bell. and Mrs, william G. Butler.
VIE 81 Colonel Butler. 18th fnfatF
Try, who were passengers on the Tho.
mas FOR the mainland. Other trans
port visitors were Mrs. Robert D.
Walsh. wife OF Major Walsh. Sth Cav
airy. who spent the day with Mrs.
Ohio w. Rosenbanm, and Captain C..
II. Bridges. 18th Infantry, aide-de-
camp to General Bell
Major NJ. ]. Lehman. who has been
in for the last few days as the result
Of severe fan from his mount. Is
progressing fayurably from his acci-
dent and expects TO be out within q
few days. ssss
80 as
Captain and Mrs. Watkins were din
ner guests Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Glass.
ford 1T Sch0field Barracks on Tues
iay last during the visit Of the for
|mer to the fair.
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EEzs aRR sEKl
9 So. ssse
i CALLING oars
J ron H0SoLULU

8 p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aakiki.
q 1 TUESDAYS - WAIKIKI. KapiolaHi
3 PARK, Kain1uAIi. Pal0lo. First
3 Tuesday Foft Ringer.
. WelMeSo1yS-Nuuanti. PhAnui,
3 Pacific Heights. First and third
3 Wednesday. al hove Nuuanu
q bridge; second and fourth We'd
q nesdays, below bridge; fourth
3 Wednesday. Pacific Heights: first
3 and third Wednesdays. AleWa
3 Heights.
4 Tkifsdays-The Plans
3 Fridays = HOtels and town,
q fourth Friday. Fort Smarter. first
3 Friday.
J Manoa. College Hills. first and
g third Friday.
q SATURDAYS - Kalfhi. third ana
q fourth Satnfdays: Kamehameha
4 Schools, last Saturday.
3 Port Skaftef Calling day sv-
9 err Friday. a1 sssh 2
& Note-The telephone number cf
q the Society Editorsis 407& I
s RaaaEaRnRaanA@nl
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Established 1867.

$50
Many new. colors in Crepe de- Chine and
Crepe Meteor are now ready for your IN
pec,ion, among which we will mention, Jade and Sage
green, Ocean blue, Burgundy September Morn Bsque,
only PLAIN coos but in figures be Silk Department
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photbe ArIelnh seores.

cess q We,l-hnovh IloIlo.uIu 80,
MISS PhoeDe AIielen, uaushlsH " -
-. Arleien OF TINS citg.
For the past three YEAR,. MIss :. a. =,
leigh has been stueylng - view Iofs
Under the famous harpist, MISS Maao
Morgan, With professional caresr y
view. So rapid has been her success,
and 50 complete is her control Of her
instrument that Miss Afleieh has
been great faycfite in metropolitan
musical circles during the past sea-
sof, ana has piayes before large and
f6ehionai,Ie audiances al number Of
fnanhrfhnf enncpffs during the winter.
ii two Of her noted drawing room
...t,,ccf{r MIS- MORGAN featured her
V6,,Sf 6,,t.iI and II was al these per-
e,,.,',, &c. fhsf Mis- 1rIeieh won the
-. - ~ .,,., ~ N.w varix
sn.hs7 ,s 49, =. s ,ss eiose "a one 81
st -. 1870. =. ~ st.s-,,c.,s that Mar-
~ .,,,..,, -, ,,,-', cc,.s s,ler eepe-
$500 s,s 49, ~ 1,,s,srsre,,b - Miss
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ss no ~. .s''', 1900 s. ! ,,.,,s
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inels patt9i's 1850 $500 $3.50 +, = +, = :. :
tne Hiels fsey: si. = $3.50 -. = s, II.
i<ey' canon See. : 's1 = = p -
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tnese eminent c'sl 81 men ss''.s ss .,,
60 ~ conlnlttec y 1919 =, ~. : -
known ~ the SHAT y. ~ s.S ~ :,
Al Of the concerts were ~ sly ~
te1eeo ana pioFeo - s''. ~ 49,.
lNI from poth muse. s..e 49,.
cial standpoint MISS A1'slt.n : p,a y.
1ns oeiignteq her apoteness el.u NJ NJ
magnetic pefeonahty mas Nel' r -.
quite g much e1miration - me- ~
ceptional musical talent iief seLi9s,ss
ness Of purpose ana eefokioh g me-
work has won her the uns,ihtea PRAISE
Of Miss Morgan, WHO pfophesiss
brilliant future Tor hsr pupil.
Al the SECOND q Miss Morsan
r. y.
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patterns, II Department.
included this Showing selections Bas
Null, French Wolfe, Batie OF
Organizes
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unusually fine tan Bgl6r Muslin Net
Chine showing Of ru Insertions and ates blue pink
white being shown Millinery department priced
as low a as az
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. ri. Carter enter
tanned at dinner at the Country Club
on Monday evening" Covers were
placed for nine.
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Mr.. aid Mrs. John Trenholm Warren
entertained at dinner Monday evening
for twelve guests. this being the
fourth in the series Of dinners they.
have been giving Mondays affair
was arranged in compliment to the
birthday anniversary of Miss Eynon,
who leaves the latter part of May for
her home in Philadelphia
The table decorations were carried
out in deep red. In the center of the
table was crystal bowl filed with
long-stemmed branches of scarlet sal
via, while at diagonal corners of the
table we're silver vases filled with
deep, coraI-tinted begonias. Sprays Of
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Rev. and Mrs. Il. E. smith an
nonnce the engagement Of their
daughter. Marjorie to Mr.. Edward
Roberts Tracy. Is.
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SO carefully thai only 3 little pop fly
resulted, and Deal caught Il James
Intentionally passed Baker and laid
for McInnis. Stuffy drove the ban
straight 70 Eyers' feet. forcing Baker,
and the side was out .>"+ 3
The finish came quickly. Gowdy
was first up, and whaled q terrific drive
into the left field seats. II would have
been good for two bases on q clear
field, which cannot be. said OF all the
flies that went IN there Gilbert was
rushed to bat for James, and Mann
was put on second TO run for Gowdy.
Bush gave Gilbert q base on balls IN
der orders from the bench. This made
possible a double play, and gave the
Mackmen a chance TO kin off a sac
rifiee hft. This was what they tried
to do, for when Moran lsid down q
bunt toward third, Bush went over and
made the play 10 get Mann Bush
came up with the ban and threw while
off balance. It went way wide of the
base. -. --
.
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Governor Fielder of New Jersey is
sued requisition papers for the return
Of John B. Faunce OF Newark. who was
arrested In Connecticut aFaunce was
indicted for conspiracy in the failure
Of the Roseyille Trust Co.
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Twolbase HRS Gowdy, Wyckoff, Ba-
ker. Threelbase hits Gowdy, Whit
ted. Hits off Bender--8 m 5 1-3 In
nings. Hits off Wyckoff--3 IN 8 %
innings. Sacrifice hit 0ldring. Dou-
bic plays Schmidt to Deal; Barry to
Collins TO Mclnnis; Bender to Barry
10 McInnfs; Bender to Mclnnis; Baker
to McTnnfs. Left on bases Boston g.,
Philadelphia 6. Base on bafls-Oft
Rudolph 8. or Bender Q, off Wyckoff
/. FIRST base on errors Philadelphia
I. struck out Rudolph 8, Bender g.
Wyckoff 2. Time Of game hour
IS minutes. = r. r. -
UInpfresAt plate, Dfneen; on
bases, KLEIN; left field, Byron; right
ield, Hildebrand.
- =. =
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Boston /. Struck out-By Bush 4. by
Tyler 4. by James l. Time Of game
-3 hours s minutes Umpires Be
hind plate. Klein: bases. Dineen: left
field, Byron: right field, Hildebrand
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.
Mann ran for Gowdy IN 18th. 80
Gilbert 6atted for James in 18th. !
Devore batted for Tyler in 10th
Runs and hits by innings:
Philadelphia ...100100oD028e-4
: Base hits ..,108211 6012o0-S
Boston .01o1 0000020I5
Base hits .,..118211800201-9
Summary: ;Two-hase hits Murphy
2, Gowdy 2, Melnnis /, Deal 1, Baker
L Home run Gowdy. Hits on Ty.
Ter, m 10 innings: off James. none
IN innings. Sacrifice hit Oldring.
Moran Sacrifice flies-C Connolly, Col.
Inns. Stolen bases Evers, MaranviIle
2. Double play vers to Meanwhile
to Schmidt Left ON bases-Phiiadel-
phia 10, Boston 8. First base on balls
OFF Bush 4, off Tyler 8, off James 8.
First base ON errors Philadelphia