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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-16
POPULAR YOUNG MATRoN
DIED FRIDAY NIGHT.

Mrs. Frank Wheeler, age 20
years, died at her home near State
Line at 10 o'clock Friday night of
tuberculosis.
Deceased was daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Brasfield,
and had been married less than
a year. She was born and rear
ed in the vicinity in which she
died. Her mtimely death comes
us a shock to her loved ones and
a host of friends For a number
of years Mrs. Wheeler had been
a member of the Mt. Hermon
Methodist church, and lived a
noble. christian life. That death
should take her from those most
dear Just as she was budding IN
to womanhood is doubly sad.
They have our sympathy. She is
survived by her husband, father
and mother and a number OF
other relatives.
Funeral services were held at
INT. Hermon, after which the re
mains were laid to rest in the
Hickman city cemetery.
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ROUTE FOUR NEWS.

Jim Crawford, of Water Val.
ley spent Friday and Saturday
with Henry Cartwright. Miss Mai
Rist, of Bonaqua, Tenn, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Carter. -
Rev. r. II, Hampton spent Satur.
day night with Hubert Stone and
filled his regular appointment at
Spring Valley Sunday morning
and night.-Mr. and Mrs. j. N,
Cartright and daughter visited
near Cayce Sunday Walter and
Robert Forsythe left this week
for Jackson to visit relatives and
friends Allie Campbell spent last
week with his uncle, ALI Green
of near Cayce.-Mrs. RozellS
Smith, Of Martin, has returned
home after visiting relatives anC
friends here for few days. -
w. j. Cartwright who has beer
sick is improving.-Chas. Ross
of Fulton, is visiting his brother
Arthur, this week.-Mr. and Mrs
Ed Waldrop, of Cayce, ATTENDED
services at Spring Valley Sunday
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BOARD NAMES
ELECTION OFFICERS.

The Fulton County Election
Board met here Friday and APP
pointed the judges, clerks and
sheriff to hold theprimary which
will be held Saturday, August.
LIST. The Board is composed Of
the following members: Sheriff
Bailey liuddleston, ex-officio
chairman James l.. White, socre-
lary and j, l.. Clanton.
The board appointed the follow
ing TO hold the election
East Fulton, No. /, j T. Bard,
Democratic Judge; Tom Rxum
Republican Judge +. A. Cole, Re.
pIibiii i5s::::, Clerk; NJ l.. McDade,
Democrat. Sheriff.
West fulio.., 10. 2, X. &. Whit.
mel, r.. Judge. ID, T. ariiey, d.,
Judge j. .. Davis, d., Clerk $.
" PARIS. r., Sheriff.
l.odgson 49, Jim Powell. Dem.
Judge; Tom Newberry, Rep,
Judge: Jesse Cashon. Rep, Clerk;
] G. Lawson, Dem, Sheriff.
Cayce-Charles Barber, r.,
Judge, Frank Wade, d., Judge I,
Bob Alexander, d., Clerk; Joe
nranham, r., Sheriff.
State Line-W. II. Bobbitt. r.,
Judge: J II Jones, d., Judge I.
7. A. Prather, ,Ir., d., Clerk, Leon.
ard Maddox, Sheriff.
East liickman-M. B. Shaw. d
Judge; j w Long, r., Judge; J.
T Dillon, ID, Clerk. William Sud.
berry, r.. Sheriff.
Old Hlckman-C. Il. IIackeit,
r., Judge, Charles Werner, d.,
Judge; Tas Glasier, r., Clerk .
Gus Alexander, d.. Sheriff.
West Hickman-T. II. Williams
r., Judge; J 7. Leggate, d.,
Judge; Walter Cason. ID. Clerk /
j NJ. llarkey, r., Sheriff.
Sassafras Ridge-W. r. John.
son. r., Judge; y. 7. Pollock, D.,
Judge; j. II. Craig, r., Clerk /;
j X. Anderson, d.. Sheriff.
Madrid Bend r. Adams,
D., Judge; James Whiison, r..
Judge; Riley Young, r., Clerk I;
+ l.. Clark, d., Sheriff,
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ROPER DISTRICT NEWS.

M~. Lizzie Bradley and son,
Elijah, Of Moscow, spent Sunday
with W w Preueti and family.
Mn. Elberi Beasley and ehil.
drcn Waited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Sam johnson, Of Cayce, FRI.
day.--Mr. and Mrs Willie Pruett,
Of State Lane. spent Thursday
with 7. ". Clark and family. ~
Mrs X. A. Fields aud daughter,
Hazel, spen, Sunday night with
her SISTER, Mrs A. 4. Johnston,
of cayce.--Miss Allie Thomas, of
Cayce. was the guest Of her bro.
Their, j u. Thomas, and family,
several days last week. 49, Mrs.
Lucy Bradley is visiting her son.
FINS Bradley. and family, Of
Woodland Mills, this week.. l..
Bryant and family visited Mr.
and Mrs. Adams, Of Moscow, Sat
urday and Sunday.-Mlsses Allie
Bradley and Alice Roper, of Mos.
COW, are spending the week with
their cousin, Miss Ruby Pruett.-
Mrs. Morris Beasley spent Satur.
day and Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Bette Pruett, of State Lane.
AIRS. X. A. Fields and daugh-
ter, Myra Shelton, were in HEX
man "Wednesday MIR. and Mrs.
Louis Glovelt and children, Of
Moscow, spent Sunday with w
w Pructt and family Mrs. Lem
Bryant and children visited her
sister, Mrs. Gale Roach, of Cay
ce, Monday.-Mrs. Florence Rice,
of Hickman, and Mrs. Kate By
mum, of Fulton, are attending the
bedside of their brother, Price
Henry, who is very ill-Mrs. X.
A. FIELDS and son, Roy Shelton,
visited Marvin Shelton, of Nash
vile, from Friday til Sunday -
Miss Ola Monan returned home
from Bowling Green last week
where she has been attending
school
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HELM g. ELLISON SAYS:
TAKE ONY ONE DOSE. E"

We want to tell those in HEX
man suffering from stomach or
bowel trouble that we are agents
for the simple mixture of buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc, known
as Adler-i-ka, the remedy which
became famous by curing appen'
dicitis. This is the most thorough
bowel cleanser known and JUST
ONE DOSE relieves sour stomach
gas on the stomach and constipa'
ton almost IMMEDIATELY. YCI
will be surprised at the QUICK
action of Adler-i-ka.-Helm 4 I'll
son.
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wREcKING KIRK BUILDING.

Work began Tuesday on the
wreeking of the old Kirk build
ing. Gne of the oldest structures
in the city. Mayor Dillon informs
us this building was standing
when he came 10 Hickman in
ls56-and how many years be-
fore, we are unable to learn. II
will be replaced with "A modern
brick structure, two, aud posi-
bly, three stories high. AS the
location is one of the most promi-
nent in the city, a new building
will add greatly to general ap-
pearances.
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II has been suggested that
some steps should be taken to-
ward running a water line to the
city cemetery. The reasons are
obvious. Why not do thisi
Z. g. Pace was fined 500 by
City Judge II. f. Taylor, at Ful,
ton, aud placed under bond oil
5000 to keep the pea';e for one
year. He is charged with max
ing trouble with his wife.
The crop of weeds in the II,
brary grounds wasn't a very good
advertisement for Hickman dur
ing the chautauqua. The wood
work ON the college would als'
bear the strain of coat OF pant
Mrs. John Cox has returned u
Union City after visiting here.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-16

The old.fashioncd man who was
glad TO get home from work on
a horse car in an hour and TWEEN
ty minutes now has son who
gets peevei if the chauffeur
makes it in four minutes.
Gus Alexander and Goalder
johnson left SUNDAY night for
Denver, Colo, to attend the an
nual Elks' convention.
Every sack Of Reeves Meal
is good. Be sure that you get 1t.
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CHARGED WITH INCEST.

On a warrant sworn to by his
daughter, who was married few
days ago, Fate Simmons was ar
rested day or two since by
Sheriff Bailey Huddleston and
carried before County Judge Il.
j. Stair, He gave bond for 500
and was released.
simmons denies the charge and
claims he will be able to estab-
lish his innocence.-Fulton Lead
or.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-16

The Cincinnati Inquirer writes
Ms for an estimate of the Fulton
county vote which will be receiv-
ed by Beckham, McCreary and
Stanley; also Barkley, Scott,
Williams and Swami. Verify,
this, to us, is an unknown quanti-
ly; and certain it is, no man
knoweth what the harvest will
be.
Gov. Mccreary will speak here
tomorrow friday night DOM
fail to hear him.
Go to the Crystal tonight.
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cAvcE NEWS.

80 NaA W.
WIN Naylor, of Hickman. was
in town Wednesday-G. w.
Meneese was IN clinton Wednes-
day.-Miss Violet Naylor. OF
Hickman, was the guest Of Clar-
ice Naylor Wednesday.-Dr. Lon
Naylor and daughter, Dorothy.
were in town Wednesday, Mrs.
10. A. Wright and Miss Mary
Spears were in Union City Thurs
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Har.
pole spent several days Of last
week with their mother. Mrs.
liarpole, Of near Union City. -
Bob Alexander was in Nashville
several days OF last week.-Jim
Jones was in Fulton Friday. -
Tom Arlington and John Ran
kins spent several days Of last
week with Bob Alexander.-Wil-
lie Miner VISITED relatives in
Union City last week.-Tom and
Ned Atteberry were in Moscow
Saturday.-Miss Era Freeman, OF
Crutchfield, was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. G. A. Wright, last
week.-Rev. Z. Il. Spears and
daughter, Mary, attended the fun
erd Of Mrs. Frank Wheeler Sat
urday-Mrs. Lon Jones and
daughter, Wayne, Of Fulton, Wis
tied b. Atteberry and family sew
eral days this week.-Mrs. Mary
Bondurant who has been attend
ing school at Martin, returned
home Sunday TO spent vacation.--
Rev. 4. Il. Spears filled his reg
ular appointment at the NJ. Il.
church Sunday.-Mrs. X. b.
Scarce and daughter, Lucille,
were in Fulton Monday. - ii.
Burns is having his house remOd-
eled.-Joe Roper, of Hickman.
was in town Monday.--Ned At
teberry and Wayne Jones were
in Moscow Sunday.-Miss Emma
Mayes, Of Union City, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. II. Mayes.- Quite
crowd attended the singing at
the Baptist church Sunday after
noon. Miss Linnie Bondurant has
been visiting relatives near Full
ton for the past week.-Tom At
/ teberry and Wilson Rice were in
Hickman Saturday.-The Ladies
Aid Society Of the M. Il. church
met with Mrs. G. w. Meneese
Monday afternoon.-Rev. K. Il.
spears and J. +. Mcclellan at
tended District Conference at
Kenton this week. - Clemmons
and Albert Lawson, of Lodgton,
were the guests of G. A. Bondu-
rant and family Sunday.-Mrs.
Hershel Bradley, Of Union City,
visited Mrs. II. Mayes Saturday
and Sunday.-Little Miss Anita
Fowler spent a few days of this
week with Mary Marguerite Raia-
sey. of Kenton. Mrs. IL. Mayes
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Brad
ley. of Rives, Sunday and Mon
day.-Mrs. C. A. Wright and son,
Hendon, spent several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman, OF
Crutchfield.-Mr. and Mrs. Amer
Campbell, Miss Jessie Wall and
Walter Oliver attended the chau-
| tauqua at Hickman Sunday
night.-Almus Wall was in st.
Louis several days this week. -
Walter Bondurant and Miss Lin
| ME Bondurant were in Clinton
| Tuesday.-Mrs. Lon Jones and
daughter, Mayme, of Fulton,
were the guests of Mrs. +. j.
Wall Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Kramer left Wednesday to visit
relatives in McKenzie.-Miss Gus
sic Davis is visiting in Mound
H City.-Misses Maggie Jeffrees, of
Crutchfield, and Gladys Wag-
ner. of Martin, visited Mrs. VIII
Jeffrees last week.-A barbecue
will be given at Willingham
Bridge in honor of Gov. Me
Ii Creary Friday.
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Esq. j. w. Ammons, the sage
and oracle of Cayce, says we will
have real rain on August Sth.
knowing him as we do, we did
not ask for any explanation, We
asked him something once upon a
time about the new buffalo
nickel.
Miss Clara Julian, of Union
City, has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Phillips, in West Hickman.
Ben Hawks, of Nptonville, was
here Monday on business.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-16

Rev. p. Il. Stallin, pastor of
Calvary Baptist church, of Evans
vile, Ind, will preach at the
First Baptist church Thursday,
July 10th, today at $ p. m. All
are cordially invited The mem
beers are especially urged TO come.
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Mrs. Lawrence McMakin has
returned from visit with her
parents, DIR. Wingo and family,
Of Irrelevant, Tenn.
d. p. Leibovitz was in kenton
Sunday
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j. ii. Millet has been ON the
sick list for several days past.
Go to the Crystal tonight.
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InyirOratInu to the Pale and slckly

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
GROVES TAsTHf.ESs chill TONIC. drives out
Malaria .cnfiches the blood and bnlds upthe sys-
TEN. A true tonic. For adults aud children. Soe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-12
SALEM BEATS OREGON CITY.

The Salem High School football
eleven simply walked al over the Ore.
gon City High School contingent in tho
game on the high school gridiron Sat
urday afternoon, The final score was
A to O..
Captain Keene led the onslaught Of
the locals, registering the two opening
touchdowns by pulling down long for
ward passes, long runs aud touch.
down twice in succession. His punting
was also one Of the mainstays Of the
Salem team.
The excellent work Of the Salem back
field was the big feature Of the game.
The precise manner in which they made
every play was big credit to their
coach and accounts largely for the con.
tinual scoring
The old backfield men Proctor, Rad.
chffe and Rheinhart did excellent work
and their strength was greatly in
creased by Downie, quarterback on
Chemawa last season, who is occupying
the pivot s position now.
With practically an all star aggrega
tion the locals will make n hard fight
for the high school supremacy Of the
state. They will meet Dallas High
School, one Of the strongest teams on
the west side, here next Saturday
This contest is expected to be more ever
than Saturday. s game and should prov,
very interesting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-12
U. OF 0. DEFEATS
WHITMAN COLLEGE

University Of Oregon, Eugene. Oct.
1.-THE University Of Oregon football
team defeated Whitman here yester.
day 30 TO 3.
From the first kickoff til the end
Of the game, there was no danger Of
Whitman taking the lead
Hoover for Whitman made the mis-.
sicnaries only score with place kick
from the 30 yard line at the opening
Of the second half.
Be2dek tried out his second string
Of backs In the first half and the en-
tire second team In the fourth quarter.
Sunshine this afternoon dried Out
Kineaid field some but the ground wal
not satisfactory for open field work,
Both teams used straight football
not one forward pass being successful
on either side.
Oregon y veteran backfield playet
brilliant ball. The work of Parsons
Malarkey and Bryant at times wal
sensational.
Cornell played careful game, evi
IDENTIFY acting under orders from Bez
dek, not to take chances with his bat
knee. For whitman, Neiswanger, Cap
tain slower and Hoover starred.
Beckett averaged little better than
40 yards in his punts and Hoover aver
aged 30.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-12
STLVEUTON NEWS

(Capiial journal Special scrviceO
Silycrton, Or, Oct, lO,-G. H. Pot
torff died at his home, three and half
miles west Of this place. Thursday Mt
500 y. m he lacked Int mouth Of
being 10 years Of age aud was one Of
Orcgon's oldest pioneers, having come
to the const fist In the early forics
Ile mad been member Of the Christian
,hurrh since childhood and viii be
buried In the cemetery near Bethany
church
Among the political aspiranis cnlling
on the people Of silvcrton this week
were u. A. Booth, Grant u, Dimmick,
e.. j. Smith and H. l.. Clark These
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-12

.wo called, foul; Schang singled to left. |
Bush up, ball one, strike one, foul,
strike two called; Bush famed. Muir.
ply up; Murphy safe on fielders
hOiee. Tyler tried for foree-out OF
jchang at second, but Schang beat the
throw. 0ldring out, Tyler to Evers to
schmidt. Collins up, ball one, ball two,
ball three, strike one called, foul, STRIKE
wo; Collins walked, filling the bases.
rhis brought Home Run" Baker up
and everybody looked for something
to happen Foul, strike one, ball one,
ball two; Baker singled through Evers,
scoring Schang and Murphy. Murphy
scored while Evers held the ball. Me
Innes up, strike one, foul, ball one,
strike two, foul; Melnnes lined to Whit
ted. Two runs, two hits, no errors.
Boston: Gowdy nit home run to
the stands in center field, hitting the
first ball pitched. Deyore batted for
Tyler; strike one called, strike two
swung, ball one, ball two, foul; Devore
famed. Moran up, ball one, ball two,
ball three, strike one c9lled, strike two
I called; Moran walked. Evers up, strike
one swung, strike two, foul, ball one,
ball two, foul; Evers singled to right
Moran going to third. Connolly up,
ball one, ball two; Connolly sacrificed
on a fly to Walsh, scoring Moran. The
cheering was deafenng when the score
was tied by the Braves. Whitted up;
Whi.ted flied to Baker. Two runs, two
hits, no errors.
Eleventh Inning.
Philadelphia: James now pitching
for Boston. Walsh ups Walsh out,
James to Schmidt. Barry up; Barry
out, Schmidt unasssted on the first
bali pitched. Schang up, ball one, strike
one swung, ball two, strike two, ball
three; Schang walked, Bush up, strike
one, foul, ball one, strike two swung,
ball two; Bush famed. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Boston: Schmidt up, strike one;
Schmidt fouled to Schang. Deal flied
to Murphy on the first ball pitched
Maranville mp, strike one swung, ball
one, hall two, strike two, foul; Maran.
vile out, Baker to Mclnnes. No runs
no hits, no errors.
Twelfth Inning.
Philadelphia; Murphy up, ball one
ball two, ball three, strike one, strike
two; Murphy walked Oldring up bal
one, strike one, foul, strike two swung;
Oldring out, James to schmidt Cot
Inns up, strike one swung, ball one
strike two, foul ball two; Collins FLIED
to Deal. Baker up, bah one, ball two
ball three, bali four; Baker walks
passed purposey. Mclnnes up, bal
one; Mclnnes forced Baker, Evcrs tC
Maranville. No runs, no hits, two
errors.
Boston; Gowdy up strike one, foul
ball one, strike two swung; Gowd,
doubled to the left field blcachers
James up. Mann runs for Gowdy. Gil
bert bats for James Gilbert mp, bal
one, ball two, ball three; Gilbert walk
ed, purposely passed. Moran up Nam
scored when Bush threw past third try
ing for force out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-12
ITALY BRINGS TROOPS
BACK FROM AFRICA

Paris, Oct l2,--Escorted by squad
ron Of warships, 20 Italian transports
have sailed for the African coast Ia
bring back the veterans who have leen
serving In Tripoli, according to dis
patch received here from Naples 10.
day, II was said volunteer corps would
replace them,
Tho official version was that ine en-
lstment terms Of the returning soldiers
had expired. II was the general belief
here, however that they were wanted
for service against Austria.
1tnly's precautionary mobilization -
military men said, now included 5O0,00U
troops II was doubted that any more
would be called out unless and until
war was declared.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-12

no doubt realized that fair week would
be the most oxpcdient time TO call,
Mrs Il. j, Barger the o0ycarold
sister Of Jennings Smith Of near here,
returned TO Portland yesterday She
has been visiting at the homo of her
brother since July
In spite of the hard rain yesterday,
the carnival grounds and the exhibit
rooms enjoyed quite profitable trnde.
Cooley's orchestra furnished the mu'
sic for very pleasant dance NJ the
W. o. W. hall Friday night
MIS-. NJ. A. Decker Of Stnyton visited
her son, II, B Decker Of this city, ON
her way to Portland Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs, y, s, Sem Of Portland
we're In the city short time this weet.
Mr.. Sem, who s practicing law IN
Portland, formerly had an office IN
this city In the firm Of lluugh, Sem n
Seitz.
Mary Lasonan, the escaped Nun over
whom there has been so much contro.
ycfsy for the past year OF more, spoke
nj the opera house last night.
--------.-a-s p s----
Sonchow intellect doesn't seem Ia
have much 10 do with happiness,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-12
STATION NEWS

Clint Sanders returned from an ex.
tended trip TO Missouri which Is tho
state in which he lived before he came
TO Oregon. He was called there last
February TO attend TO the settlement
Of business connected with property he
holds there
Az Coolidge, Of Spokane, Washing
ton, is here on business for few days
this week.
Harold Chase, son Of Dr. n. h.
Chase Of this city, returned recently
from Montana, where he has spent the
last year,
The change In the train schedule
here gives silverton u through train To
Portland with the additional advantage
Of the eight hours from 10 a. m. to q
u, m. in Portland,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-12

bled the ball but made a quick recovery
and beat oldring by two steps with his
throw to first. Collins up, ball one,
strike one called; Collins was safe and
Murphy scored when Connolly dropped
Collins sacrifice fly. He had to move
only a few feet for the ball and it was
a pure muff. Baker up, strike one
swung, ball one, ball two, strike two
called; Baker famed, swinging might
lily at high one outside the plate. Me.
lines walked, Collins had teased several
pitches out Of Tyler when he was OF
first and these gave Mclnnes a good
start toward his base on balls. Walsh
up, ball one. Collins out; he was caught
mapping at second, Tyler to Evers. Ed.
die was sound asleep. One run, one hit,
one error.
Collins nap pulled the Braves out OF
bad hole. The Boston outfit was
palpably nervous and Tyler was having
trouble with his control when Collins
was caught off second.
Boston: Moran up, ball one, ball
two, ball three, strike one called, strike
two called, foul, foul, foul, foul; Moran
flied to Collins, who backed far into
right center to take the ball. Moran
drew three straight balls and iouled off
four before flying out Evers up, strike
one called, ball one; Evers singled to
left center. 1t was whopping drive
and the Boston fans roared their heads
off ss he galloped to first. Connolly
up, strike one called, ball one, STRIKE
two, foul, ball two, ball three, foul
foul; Connolly fouled to Baker, who
ran almost to the Athletics bench Il
take the ball. Whtted up, ball one
strike one called Evers stole second
Strike two, foul, ball two, foul, bal
three; Whitted famed. No runs, on,
hit, no errors.
This was the slowest inning Of tn,
series TO date, Neither Tyler nor Busl
apeared certain Of his control. Busl
especially loitered, walking around tn
box leisurely between each ball pitched
Second Inning,
Philadelphia Walsh up, strike one
Walsh out Tyler to Schmidt. IL
topped low ball and sent the easics
kind Of a roller to the pitcher Barr,
ufi 9Niho uhc swung, Ddll OHt, DHl
two; Barry fouled to Schmidt, VIII
made a sterling catch, three feet bacI
of first while running backward
Schang up, strike one swung, ball on,
ball two, strike two called, ball three
Sehang flied to Eyers. No runs, II
hits, no errors.
Evers robbed Schang of what locke
like sure hit at the conclusion of tn
inning. He ran far back into rgh
field, stuck up his glove and dragge
Schang's drive down from the ozon,
Tyler's control was better and tn
Braves were playing tight game.
Boston: Schmidt up, ball one strlS
one called, ball two, strike two cale,
foul, ball three; Schmidt famed. Bus
got himself into hole by giyin
Schmidt three straight ones, but sci
tied down and finally made the bi
Dutchman swing on a high one outside
Dealup, strike, one; Dealfl TO Bake
who almost twisted himself into knt
before he finally got under the bal
Mamnville up, bali one, strike ON
called, ball two, bali three; Maranyill
walked. Bush was having trouble wit
both his fast bali and curves n
pitched low to the midget, Maral