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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-01

When there is a ghost of a chance
never give up until you give up the
ghost. \
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-01

lbeen assigned to us in which to
collect that legislative fund. We
managed to live through it all
and enjoy Christmas but did not
get anything written for the
lsplendid Christmas edition Of the
Bulletin.
A man came into the Leader
office the other day and said:
81 would like to. see the editor"
He was informed he was address
ing the editor. He then said:
"Oh, l thought there was a
lSwede in here"
The last issue of the Bulletin
was the chest ever" Those who
do not belong to- the North Da-
kota Press Association and get
the Bulletin are as bad off as
those who do not take the home
paper. Write Editor Francis at
Velva that you want to cline"
We regret very much that we
cannot attend the winter meet
ing at Fargo but it's a long
way to California, where the Ma
tional meeting will be held, and
we have to save our pennies.
Some very good papers will
be given at the press meeting an
we folks who have to stay at
home hope to see them all in
print and get some benefit from
them.
The reporter Of the Mandan
News in writing up a wedding
said: "They were pleasantly
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-01
Oh, That's Different

Oul suNsS 0sts0SVukS
'Never let your right hand know
what your left hand Is doing" quoted
the sage.
but suppose you are q prizefghter?"
Intercepted the fool.-Cincinnati En-
quirer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-01
Household HostiIitie,.

When the cook demands her passports
And declares that she will go
Ills a very solemn moment.
AS all housewives fully know.
kansas City Journal.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-01
The Censor.

Whenever father starts a tale
To show his lively sense of wit
Ma bites her lips and then turns pale,
Then very promptly censors 1t.
Detroit Free Press.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-01
A P!ain Hint.

=" n F!AtH tJtut. -
why don't you ask that nice girl
to marry your" 8
II wouldn't stand a chance. She
keeps telling me that she has two ad.
mirers and can't choose between them"
what stronger hint do you want.
you chumpY'-Louiville Courier-Jour.
nal, l -
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-01
Prepared For Il.

Prepared For Il.
THAT young college professor seems
to have a great many tricks for catch
ing the girls fancy. hasn't he?"
Eyes. But. then. you know, he took
the degree Of bachelor of arts."-Balti-
more American. t2s' %
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-01
D JAN. g., 1914

Beginning
Che Year
Hrlgbt
BY CORA A. MATSON DOLSON.
copyright. 1914. by American Press Asso-
%ciation.1
IT WILL do my best" little Esther
cries,
When the New Year comes and the
old year flies.
IT WILL know for sure where /
leave my hat.
will give warm milk to my kitty
cat.
u" WILL 10 first time when my
4 mamma calls
And will not make marks on the
parlor walls.
IT WILL keep the weeds from my
Garden row
And will not dig the seeds to see If
they'll grow
ND these, I'm sure, are enough
- for one
To plan to do when the old years
done"
Pig Pen Pete is the name Of
one Of the new books written by
Gilbert Hubbard. 1t is a collec-
ton Of short stories about dumb
animals. Each subject is we'll
written and interesting facts put
in plain words. The one about
bees is particularly good. A les
son can be drawn from. the fol.
lowing paragraph which. illu-
strates. the style of the stories in
the book: Occasionally a bee
will go off to the fields and
come back gorged with honey,
bringing nothing for the COM
mon stock, and this bee is quick
~ killed-stung to death by "a
self4appointed committee who
ut ON the case, and seem to con-
slider that any bee which loses
sight Of the Spirit Of the Hive
and works for private good is
sick, %criminally insane, and can
not be allowed longer to cumb-
e. good space"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-01
A Sure Siun.

what was that you said. my dear?"
"Oh, it doesn't matter If you didn't
hear It,"
"Civing me the worst Of it again, I'll
bet."-Detroit Free Press.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-01
The Chin.

The Chin.
The chin 1t was made to raise trouble.
Either dimples or pimples or stubble:
Then some nave the gall
To not grow at all.
While others corne triple and double.
Golfers Weekly.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-01
Il Mode.

A 10 Mode.
A stylish young damsel named Trasque
Had all that a rich girl could asque.
When there came a new style
She outdid 1t a mile
And looked like get out in a basque.
Spokane Spokesman-Review
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-01

The reporter Of the Mandan
News in writing up a wedding
said: "They were pleasantly
married." We hope SOL
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-01
Her Little Game.

Her Little Game,
A willy young widow named Weed.
AS graceful and slim as a reed,
Sighed. For poor darling Jack
shall always wear black,
For it's very becoming. indeed!"
Judge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-29
jim SNYDER sMACkS OUT
HIT THAT WINS CONTEST
Rocky Mount Takes Lead in Virginia
League by Beating New
port News.
HAS CHANCE FOR PENNANT
First Race Ends on Wednesday,
Tars Lose to Petersburg. and
Player Cracks Umpire-Pirates
Defeat Dismal Swampers.
S CHANCE FOR PENNANT

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c., June 2S.-Jim
Snyder celebrated his return to the
game after months absence on ac-
count of an injury by sending 4 board
ripper to center field which scored
tlrlch from second base in the last
half OF the ninth in to-day's game.
and the Tarheels rest in undisputed
possession of the top runE of the lad
der. Fighting every point hard, the
game was anybodys until the last, and
though the builders scored first on n
drive from Walters's bat that mount ed
the fence. the locals came back and
sent three around the circuit in the
fourth. when ulrich sent screamer
between right and center for three
bags and two men on the paths scored
and tlrich tailed Il moment later on
sacrifice. The never-die spirit mani
fest itself, and in the eighth the
Carnesmen tied the score after two
were down. hits. three in number. do
ing the work. Victory was turned to
the Tarheels in the ninth after two
were out. when Clrich had no trouble
in scoring on Snyder's great board
ripper to center field.
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CUBS LOSE TO REDS

CINCINNATI June 2S-With the
assistance Of five errors, generously
donated by the leaders. Cincinnati won
from Chicago to-day, to .. The To-
Gals made their winning run in the
ninth, when Killifer reached first on
Phelan's error. Wingo was treated
likewise by Fisher, and then Griffith
drove the ball to McLarry, who, seeing
Kill!fcr going home, threw to the
plate. The ball arrived before KILL
fer. who had turned back and re-
turned to third. Wineo. however, had
started for second, and the play was
resumed to catch Wingo but, during
the attempt to run down Wingo be-
tween first and second Eillifer scored
with the winning run. Zabel pitched
good ball. but his support was poor.
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by innings:
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YACHTS WILL RACE
Annual Cruise OF New York Club VIII
BE Held In August.

NEW YORK. June 2S.--Orders for
Yacht Club made public o-day an
nouncc that the feet will rendezvous
~ New London on August . and s.
The first squadron run will be made
from New London to Newport on
August 3. On this run the yacht Will
race Tor the navy challenge cups. The
races for the Astor cups will be sailed
on newport August 4. On the follow
ing day the yachts will race TO the
cape Cod canal entrance and on Fri
DAY VIII pass through the canal to
FroVincctown where the races for the
owl and gamecock colors will be
rowcG
on saturday. August z, tho yachts
VII! race for Province town to Marble
head for the commorode's cups a
race for the vicc-commodores cups
from Marblchead to Gloucester will be
sailed August ., and on the following
day the rear commodore's cups will
be prizes for n race from Gloucester
TO Marblchead. The race for the Kings
cup will he sailed off Marblehead on
August il.
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SMITHDEAL BOYS WIN
''"'"i '"Ilrcinns Drfrnt ScOttsburu
I-trNt Lnmc on I.nnr Erin

SCoIfSHUkG. VA, June 2s.-Before
i ~, '5iEiggst crowd ever seen at the
Sortin% SmithdcaI business Goiicpc de-
.,tt'ca me local boys this afternoon by
he S >y"i., OF ~ 70 Though lacking
Richmond team. the home nrsrnn,,in,
nuE" me account Of Itself tho bitch
,mH h"nors being equally divided be-
iiihchinan and Hudson. The fca-
ihi iIEhinond. and Of owen and 81
'-'Dy, Tor Scottshure. the latter two
"uit"Tlin Of a long drive 10 d.nn 10y 10y
~ ana "a hard catch back Of mrs, hv
BIN ~ lNney, Of Scottshure Ka,tcr!.ss
i'ii,.iinoYd, Hinchman and Vaughan.
10y" Scottshurr Hudson and Gran
t"r Impire. Mr.. Finch. Timn ~
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PLAYER HITS UMPIRE

NORFOLK. VA. June 2S.-Nildness
on the part OF Pitcher Robert John
ston. the Tars' new twirler, helped
Petersburg take the opening game by
a score of 10 3. Johnston was sue
ceeded in the sixth by Nicks. another
new pitcher, after the bases were full
MIN. forcing in run. Nicks settled
down and pitched a good game In
the latter half of the first inning
Steinbrenner stole home. Umpire Gull
len called him safe. when he looked
out to the grand stand fans. The Pc
tersburg players protested and Catcher
Francisco, of the Nuts, hit the arbiter
Francisco and Sharp were put out OF
the game. and the Petersburg line up
shaken up as a result.
Buck" PRESLEY. manager of the
Tars last season, who Is spending part
of his honeymoon here, played first
base for tie locals
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GIANTS TAKE TWO GAMES
FROM CHAMPION BRAVES
First Goes Eleven Innings, and
Mathewson Wins Second
Contest.
REDS WIN FROM CHICAGO
EDS WIN FROM CHICAGO
Errors Figure in Victory of Cincin-
nati-Brooklyn Defeats Philadel-
phia, With Sherrod Smith in Box.
Bancroft Banished for Kicking.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-New York
won two games from the world cham
pton Bostons here to-day by to 9
and to 3.
The first game was an eleven inning
pitchers battle. with the veteran
CHRISTOPHER Mathewson having the
better of Pat Raglan, another old
timer. MageeS home run, bringing
in Smith. who had doubled, scored
Boston's two tallies.
The second contest was decided in
favor of the home team through errors
ting.
Charles Schmidt was spiked in the
hand In the ninth inning of the first
game. but continued playing, after
having the injured member bandaged.
Scores
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HURRAH FOR Lands
hicnE" Judge Announces Tint IL
WIZ soon Hand Down Decision.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Judgc Lands
LAY promised an early decision in
~" Injunction case. involving connIct
ing claims TO ball players throunh n, i,
,,n france INTO major baseball Of ,nc
Me- a. ..eatu" Judge Lands made
"lnopuctincht In refusing 10 dis
Sp.Vc al this time the injunction wbich
nf,teHts Arnado Marsans. formerly.
Mt'M I'd" Cincinnati Nationals. from
P'I,Sl!Ip win the ST Louis Fcdcrals
J5"t. 'andis, in saying no wn,,,d
render decision IN the Federal I,"a uuin
~, ~ lHn!catcd that he would decide All
IN POINTS involved. including tho mn
us lutstions. IIc said he had a.
..aEe3 nc decision in tho bona ~.
' ,hs d@i generally would benef,, ' hv
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FELSCH WINS WITH HIT

CHICAGO, June 2s.-Hap Felscbs
triple with the bases filled gave Chi
cago lead which St. Louis could not
overcome. and the locals won, 10
= Schalk opened the third with n
triple. and Blackburne and Scott
walked. filling the bases. Felsch then
delivered his blow. and scored himself
on WeavcrS single.
The visitors scored their runs by
punching a double. sacrifice and sim
gle In the first inning and two doubles
in the eighth, George Sisler. a former
University of Michigan twirler, report
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YANKEES SPLIT GAMES
WITH BOSTON RED s0x
Athletics Lose to Griffmen by Shut
Out Score in Fast
Game.
WALTER JOHNSON GOING WELL
No Runs Have Been Made or Him
In Last Twenty Eight Innings.
Felsch Gets Triple, Which Wins
Game-Tigers Down Cleveland.

BOSTON. June 2S.-New York and
Boston divided to-day's double header
the visitors winning, 3 to 9. and the
Red Sox, to 3. Cree's double and three
singles In the second inning OF the
first game accounted for all OF New
forks tallies in that contest. Boston
rallied toward the end. but was unable
to tie the score.
In the second game. the Red Sox
got away to nve-run start az n re-
suit of McHale's pitching Umpire
Nallin ordered six players from the
New York bench for disturbance. The
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RABBIT DOYLE HURT
Rocky Mount Second Stacker SustnIns
Broken COllnrbOnc In Game.

ROCKY MOUNT, N. c.. June 2S.-Suf-
fering from n broken collarbone sus-
tanned while sliding into third base in
Saturdays game at Portsmouth. "Rab-
bit" Doyle, the Down Homers' second
sacker and field captain, is out OF the
game for two weeks and probably
longer. After ten years OF service the
on account OF injuries, a thing unheard
OF for him heretofore. and since 1905
the player has never missed over four
during the play that gave tho Tarheel
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BlSONS SWAMP HUSTLERS

BUFFALO. " Y. June 2S-Buffalo
beat Rochester in the first game OF the
series by the score of II TO = Heavy
hitting and liStless playing made the
contest a wicrd one all the way The
Herd collected sixteen hits off Hoff
and liucnkc. but IL took Jamieson's
triple in the eighth with three on to
sew up the contest FOR the locals Full
l"nwcider's delivery was not of the
best. hut he was given good support
HON" runs by Clemens and pinch hit
ter iierchc featured the contest The
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Petersburg, 4; Norfolk, 3.
Portsmouth. s; Suffolk, 4.
Rocky Mount, I; Newport News 3.
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PHILLIES ARE BLANKED

Smith twirled in splendid form and
was given excellent support to-day.
and Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 4
TO o. Only one home player reached
second base and none got farther.
Cutshaw starred in the field for the
visitors. two of his plays in the third
Inning choking off a rally. Bancroft
was put off the field by Umpire Eason
for objectinE to a decision at second
base. Score:
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SECOND GaNfE)

I'sIREF7I TOT NOttTrII IN TOuFth.
Halted for Bauman in fourth
tBat;ea FOR Pieh In ninth
Score by Innings 70
New York ........... 0 o 0 o o.,
Boston ............... s o 0 81
summary Runs-Muien. Cree Nuna.
litzel Janvrin. .wo .bnse hits-IIsrtzeII
Lewis; Thomas, Mays: Stolen base-wagner
zell. Janvrin. Gardner. Double pIav-Jan
win. Wagner and IIobitzell. Lett on bases
View YORK. 8: Boston. .. First base on
errors-E-w York. J: Boston. !. Bases on
balis-on Mciine. 2: on Gregg. g. off Pieh.
!! on Mays, :. Hits-on Mcliale. . in ia
innings; OFF Cottrcl l in Ia innings: OF
rich. In innings; on Gregg. In "a
innings; on Mays. in ) ID innings. Hit BY
pit"her-tH Gregg 'Nunamaker): by NAYS
Cree. Struck out-by Gregg, J: by MAYS
:. Cmpires-Nallin and Dineen. Time-i:is
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TIGERS DEFEAT INDIANS

DETROIT, June 2S-Two passes.
two errors and four singles in the third
inning gave Detroit six runs and a
G-to-3 victory over Cleveland to-day.
Detroit errors helped the Indians to
two OF their scores. the other result
Ing from Chapman's triple and an out
NO Tiger reached first base in the Ave
innings pitched by Harstad. Score:
Cleveland. Detroir
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PIRATES BEAT SUFFOLK

SUFFOLK. VA. June 2S-In a slow.
Portsmouth defeated the Suffolk IT.
gers to-day. 5 10 3 Poole was hit
freely Al opportune times, while Strain
had a little the better of the argu-
ment and kept the hits scattered Both
pitchers were wild and ineffective. 4
large crowd was out to see the first
game at home after the successful
trip on the road and all but the bunch
OF rooterS who motored up from Ports
mouth were disappointed The score:
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(FIRST GAME.l
Totals az og7!t o Total. "a,

.Battcd for Shore In the NTH
fBatted for Collins in the eighth.
Score by innings: n.
New York ......... 2 O o o o.
boston ............... y o o o o.
summary: Runs-Crce. Hartzell Nuna-
maker. Hooper Gardner. Two base hits
Cree. Janvrin. PcckinpauRh. Three base hit
IL ooptr. stolen bascs-prckinpaugh Mai
sol Gardner. Sacrifice hits-MaiseI. Jan
,rin tiy): Henricksen. Double play-Peck-
New York. 3: Boston. 8. First base on errors
,Tew York, Base on brIls-on Shore. i:
on collins l. Hits-on Shore. In innings:
inning Xix 10y ritcher-wagner. Struci
1ut,oy shore. !: by Collins. :; by Mays !:
Tirae-i:3S ~ '''''
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SHELTERS TRIM GRAYS

PROVIDENCE. 4 l., June 2.-Tna
Skeetc.s hura - G.to-2 dcfc., on ~
Grars here THIS afternoon III ea,'.
mat was featured by the hurting Of
.rttchci, formerly OF the ffoS,ou
braves, who WAS on the MOUND for the
SkeeterS. For seven Innings 4, 80 :.
pitchers battle between Crutchcr and
,Comstock, bat in This session III.
l'rovidcnce hurlcr was taken out To
!. let pinch hitter bat, ana the Skeetcr
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FIR ST GAME.
Totals 81 6'3l is Totals ..3s u SO 10
'One out when winning run scored

Boston ..........o o o . 0 o o o %
New York. .......o o . 0 o 0 o Ia
Summary: Runs-Smith. Magee, Doyle
Fletcher CD. Two-basc hits-Doyle Smith
Connolly. Home run-AIaSce. Nolcn bases
-Maranrille and Grant. Earned runs
New York. :: Boston. =. Sacrifice hits
MaGee. Mathewson. Merkle Left on bases
New York. .; Boston. 6. First base on
error-Bos;on /. Bases balis-on Ma
thewson. 3; off Raglan. >. Struck out-by
Mathewson. =: by Raglan. 5. Passed ball
Meyers. Empires. Rigier and Hart. Time.
~'
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BALL PLAYS WITH LEAFS

MONTREAL, QUE, June os.-Inabil-
Ky 20 connect safely with the offerings
OF fredhi" Herbert caused the loss OF
No NrSt game To Toronto TO-DAY bv
IN" score Of 10 . The Leafs clouted
Nhtlor Justify after the second inning
ana made their hits count for runs
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SECOND GAME.
'Batted for Whaling in ninth
iBatted for Tyler in ninth

Score by innings r.
Boston ............n o 2 n q Ga
New York .0 o o 4 q q -
summary: Runs-Gilbert Whaling. Tyler
Fletcher. Robertson t2). Merkle, Brainard.
Iwo-basc hit-Whaling. Three base hit
Connolly. Stolen baSes-Merkle, Smith.
Earned runs-New York. 3: Boston g. Sac
rihce hit-Me!kie. Double plays-Tesrcau
TO Merkle TO Meyers: Doyle to Merkle. Left
on bases-New York. &: Boston. g. First
base on errors-Boston. =. New York g.
Bases on balls-on Tesreau. / of Tyler 3.
Struck out--by Tesreau. =: by Tyler !. TIM
pires. Rigler and Hart. Time I:a0
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ATHLETICS SHUT OUT

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-washing.
ton defeated PHILADELPHIA to-day q
10 .. IT was Il pitchers' battle he
tween johnson and Crowell Nen's
double, passed ball. Ainsmith's
walk. double steal by Nen and Aim
smith, and McBrides single in the sec
0nd inning gave the locals their runs.
Johnson has not allowed a run in the
last twenty-eight innings he has
pitched. Score:
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Totals 30 : = 10 Totals 80 ~ j:

.Eat'ed for Comstock in tho seventh.
rrovidcnce ..,..".- 1901 o.
Jersey city .......... o -
summary: Runs-GilI o2D. Thorpe. Flake
Wright, l'urt.ll. Tragreseor. Hts-om Com
stock In innings. Stolen base-Fabri-
cI" Two haSo hitS-NCNnllv, Gill. Powell,
Thorpe. Three has" hlts-IIaIey TraFres-
yor. SHCrinC" iii"s-TraEressor Blake, Trues-
dale Sacrifice hit -Shean Double play
Haley TO Fahriuu" struck out-hv Com
stock. >. by Crutcher. :: by Oeschger J.
Ease OF bnls-om Comst"ck. /: off Oesch-
ger l. tmptres-iiarrison and Freeman
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lnts. to Have Meeting

NEW YORK, June 2s-A specinI
meeting OF the international LcuEuc
VIII be held here on Wednesday Tor
temporary transfer of the Newark
Siub 10 Harrisburg, Pm. President
barrow Issued the call to-day.
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Hownrd Ia nadIy sn1ked,

CHICAGO, June 28.-Ivnn Howard.
first baseman OF the st. Louis Ameri-
cans. who was spiked by Weaver in
yesterdays game here, was found to-
day so seriously Injured that IT was
1t was said he would probably not
play for q month.
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NEW itIN.
by Innings

Newark ....I 3 90 q o 90 Is
RI0iiMOND % q . q O 0-t
summary: Two-basc hit-Cnliahan.
Sacrifice hits-FcNvstcr, Snow. Sto-
len haScs-rnOlcy CD. Callahan.
Kraft, Zimmerman. 1icnsor, Jordan.
ttrichell, Morriscttc. Double plays
lInSes ON bnlls-by Morrisette. 5: by
thnbrk. I. IInttcrs hIt-Xinmc rmnn
by n1orrisettc. Bntes by Chnbck.
struck Out-hy MOrriscttc, =: by
thuhrk. .. Left on bascs-Rich-
mond. IL; Newark, g. Time of game,
::"o. Umpircs. Carpenter and Clcnry.
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io'i's '''S - -
Mace batted for EiCks in the ninth

Score by innings: r.
Petersburg ...........0 3 Q -
Norfolk ...............l q o U @ o . %
summary; Euns-Sin inons Barnett, CAL
der: liirsch Steinhrcnner. Foiles. Prcssly.
stolen Observation-Disclosures f.l. Foster, Cley-
Gland and Simmons. Sacrifice hits--Spencer
aud Rice: Two-basc hits-Thrasher and
Spencer Double plays-Barnett (unassist-
cd; McMahon 10 Stenbrenner to Pressly.
Innings pitched--hy Johnston % At
ston .. Base on balls--on Johnston. .: of
Nicks, J.; off iirsch. /. Hit by pitcher
sharp Barnet, and Spencer by Johnston
wild pitch-Iirsch. Left bases-Peters-
burg, TO- Norfolk 6. Umpire. Cullen. Time
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TTi .n ............ ! %
Dctroit ......::...... 0 o 0 80
summary: Runs-I.eibo!d. Chapman Witt
IambsSanss. kavanash, Cobb, Crawford
Neach. Three base hit--Cha pman. stolen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. cobb, Crawford. Bush
r;arned runs-Cleve!and, !: Detroit. 8 Dou-
hIe p!nys-Jack son CunassistedD: Kavaragh
ahn burns. Left on bases-Cleveisnd G.;
detroit. ). First crrors--Cleveland 4
Detroit, ]. Eases or bnlls-on Dauss !: of
baIerman. g. Hlts-or DauSs, in in :.
nings: OF Coveitskle. 0 In , Innings: of
HaEerman. In innings: of Hnrstad, o in
innings struck out-by Dauss 5: by Cove
leskie. 2; by Hagerman. !: by Harstad. l.
mplres-Connolly and Wallace. rime-.I u