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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

John II. Buckingham. general baggage
agent OF the Burlington at Chicago, was
in town yesterday Buckingham was
formerly assistant general passenger
agent for the Burlington here He says
that he got a good apple crop off his
orchard tract I'm the Big Horn basin and
expects a larger yield next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-22
BROTHER OF ELMER BEDDEo
PASSES AWAY m ILLINOIS

Elmer Beddeo. proprietor Of the Beddes
Clothing company. received word yostsr-
day that hla brother, FTnncla. died
a. he home IN Omarga. lll.. after . brief
Illness. Mr. Beddeo left last evening Tor
enarGe 70 attend 1hs funeral.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-22
NAL ONE UNDERG0ES
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION

e. ]. Malone. credit manager for the
Brandeis stores. underwent a successful
operation for gall stones yesterday by
DR.. c. C. Allison at st. Joseph's hospital
He is resting easily today.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-22

shal at the Palace OF t1e ElAs 1 crJv'
had gathered to greet him AMI when his
automobile entered the court yard there
we're cheers for the distinguished Britisl
soldier. Manifestations OF regard for the
field marshal were repeated as he left the
palace.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-22
TrendaII Wins.

KANSAS CITY. Md. Dec. 2t.-Harry
Trendall, ST. Louis welterweight. won the
decision here tonight over Johnny Saliva
tor of ST. Paul after ten rounds of slow
fighting.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-22

Christiansen; songs by Thelma and
Darleen Young. Audrey westland, and
silent Night. Holy Night" by all the
children.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
YOST STAFF TO
SPEAK AT "Y"

A program OF speeches on the
general themes Of clean sports In
college and school athletics deliv-
cred by well known Michigan foot
ball leaders and coaches will mark
the second annual banquet OF che
Affiliated High School clubs OF De-
troIt In the auditorium Of the Y. NJ.
c. A.. Oct. &c. The occasion will
be football night and will be In
general charge OF the high school
department Of the Y. NJ. c. A.. CO
operating with the ofhcers Of the
high scAoof clubs.
Fielding II. Yost. Michigan coach.
will head the program with q talk
on DO clean athletics pay" Other
speakers of prominence will be
Germany" Schultz. The Michigan
spirit;" Capt. Cochran. "Michisan's
ideal" Johnny Maulbetsch, THE
day OF clean sport" Lewis Reiman.
The new athlete" Philip G.. Bar:
feline. why Michigan wins"
Michigan alumni are being lnvit-
ed to sit in the gallery and look
on while the addresses are being
made to the banqueters. II Is ex.
pected that the Y. n. G. A. audi
forum win be taxed to It's limit.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
If PhiIlies Had Fallen From Balloon,
They Would Have Tumbled Into H. S. Mint

with the run that ciinched the
game beyond . doubt.
From start to finish Alexander
worked deliberately and with So
preme confidence. He served up q
total Of 100 pitched balls to the
plate. OF this number. 80 were
strikes. Thirty-eisht Of Alsc's OF.
ferings were wide OF the pan.
Twenty were fouled on. some OF
these oeing converted into strikes.
OF 20 blows In fair" territory.
eight fell safe md there were only
six outfield putouts. The indeld did
the rest Of the work in retiring the
Red Sox aside from I'VE strikeouts
hung up by Alec.
The fifth was Alexander's best
inning. Shore singled In this ses-
sion, but the side was retired %
I'VE pitched balls.
Shore used 81 less pitched balls
than Alexander, pitching s1-2 In
nings. His total was 100. OF this
number. 80 were balls: 80 were
strikes: IA we're fouled of, and q
were hit on the nose for outs or the
FIVE safeties the Phillies gathered.
The slusging Speaker and Cady
were the only Red Sox who failed
to get Il hit OF Alex. Duffy Lewis
led the field by drawing a pair, but
lie also held q dead mans hand
when he punched out twice. or the
Phillies. not q man connected safely
more than once with Shores offer
ings. There Is . world of confidence
In the Philly camp today. Among
the Red Sox there Is a suggestion
Of eight coming TO the surface.
There IL feeling Of relief that the
nrst meeting with Alexander LIS over.
He beat them, just as was expected.
but the Sox now have more conf
dence for the next tussle with Grow
ef. With better breaks the Boston
crowd believe they can get on Alec
tor yesterdays game demonstrated
that he can be hit, at least In spots
even though the pecking OF the
first game brought little result.
II must be admitted that the
critics and experts sre divided on
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
ASTOR
CUP TODAY
Over Score of Speed
Demons Turned Loose
at Sheepshead
sHEEPsHEAD BAY sPEEpwAl

sHEEP6HEAD BAY SPEEDWAY.
L. l.. Oct. s.-rveuty-one Of the
worlds greatest world race drivers.
possibly -. will get away promptly
at noon today In the Ss0-mils drive
for the Aston cup In New York's
new motor&rume.
Sunny skies. but low temperature.
greeted the crowds that began
streaming out to the great stadium
before =. m.
The cold weather. however. WAS
expected to have little effect on the
attendance. and Il vas estimated
that more than $4,000 persons would
see the inaugural race on the new
speedway, the nrst btg motor race
near New York since the Wander
b;h cup events.
Resta. De Palma and milford
were favorites among the early ~.
rivals. In this elimination trial
Milford smashed . worlds record,
travelling the two-mile course in one
minute. s: rs seconds. q rate Of near.
ly ITO miles an hour. and cracking
the track record made by Resta In
trial squirt . short time ago.
There has been little betting on
the result AUTO men generally were
waiting To see how drivers take TO
the new timber course. II was the
general opinion. however. that an
average speed Of more than 100
miles an hour would be maintained
by today's winner.
Grover Bergdoll. driving an Er-
win Special, Was to circle the course
this morning In his elimination trial.
Bersdoll was naked for speeding at
Philadelphia, and his arrival In time
for yesterdays trials Vas DELAYED
on that account. n he qualifies
there WIN be % starters.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

located ~ sAsspshsa1 nay. New
Tws-mlle board oval bum OF
!ong-leaf 0eorgte pins, cut 20 ix<-
ineh measvra And letd on edge.
ssc ss: sv.n e AZ ss1s % FL:
q each ssrsissss~cy , sss q op si s.
sasemsnt curve: Track 70 treated
Trass = % fsst Wa. and &c.
cpEmodates 81 mrg with slse.
Height OF the outside edge OF
the trass e the servs e Is feet:
Twelve s6eIsand cubic yAris OF
concrets. lk1o tons Of steel and
S.eoo, zoe feet 81 Iumper used In
construction Of Track itsalf,
steel sSS Ss f..s J, sG ,Sns q
s Tv,y I h:sk n q sii: T. Ssssisss..
..ssss 4sssss"I sscs.prs ct
ds csa .cs p.s,o %ss., ,..,
opsnins rsce for Astor cup: of
,sss1 Ia del cssas sx x:sc IN f ,s
prises Ad1ttieaai priHss include
Si,seo offered By . magnetic COM
pany and cash and trophy offered
by an oil company.
Distance of race $50 miles.
Data saturday. Oct. o.
trophy Tor ave annual compel
lions on Sheepshead nay spesd-
way. cup gotng TO en(rAut Of win.
ming car. Final possesslou will be
determined on . point basis. En-
trants muat defend cup each year
70 qualify for permanent posses.
under American Automobile aaso.
citation rules and sanction.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
'YoST LINE
I IS SHAKEN
Experiments to Fea-
ture Game With
Mt. Union.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct 9.-Dis-
satisfaction was writes all over
Coach Yost's face yesterday as he
looked over the prospects for to.
days game. And dissatisfaction
wss also expressed tn the lineup
that he gave out. for Il differed In
many ways from the lineup that
faced Lawrence On Wednesday.
There will be many OF the Same
faces, but several will be in new
positions. with . backneld chsnged
only 40 70 quarter.
There will. be seven mep used q
the pilot position n the opportunity
u afforded, and though Mt. uniop
always gives Michigan = hard
game, Yost expects TO hnd occa-
sion "a use all these men. Besides
the regular four that be hAa been
using. Calvin. xeitsr. johnson and
Bixlcr. there win appear Rhoem and
two, others unknown % the general
fans and almost TO the coaches
themselves. presumably catiett and
Sharpe.
The bAckneld win BE- the same
with Mauibetsch. Benton and Smith
appearing In their regular roles.
The other backheld men viii -
given q chance. ana possibiy Cat
lett. who appeared for the hrst
time yesterday In SUIT. will Do
put In. but II the ground ID wet and
muddy. Yost will not take chance
ON injurinE a man out Of condition.
The line will see two big changes.
whalen has been removed, and Nor.
ton shifted from hts guard to the
vacated tackle Boyd who has
been AGhting with all the power at
his command for the past few days,
will start the game. and from APP
pearances shoul4- make good. He
weighs I92. and he has shown the
makings Of q wonderful player. In
Fridays scrimmage. he broke
through the line repeatedly and
spilled the play before u could get
started. Frits Rehor win also %
used at guard.
Bentoa will do the punting while
he 10 In. and the goal kicking Will
be divided between Dunno And Ben.
ton, with perhaps Watson getting
q chance. All these men were tried
out Friday afternoon. and the last
named showed the better card at
nightfall. However. Il looks as
though Yost would stick to Dunno
or Benton.
Mt Union Is expected to give q
hard fight. and II Michigan lapses-
N the wolverines did Wednesday,
the Ann Arbor. team will be given
a very close game, But a hard
practice 10 all that is looked for
The probable lineup:
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
DIEDRICH HIGH
BOWLERS IN b. & +.

The Builders 4 Traders BowlinS
leagues launched their season dur
ing the past week. League No. 1
bowling on wednesday AFTERNOON.
and League No. : on Thursday AT
ernoou 1t The woodward alleys.
VITA 90 men In these two leagues
sn6 IN additional 20 men who
would like TO bowl the Buildsrs
are contemplating the organisstioA
OF third league.
In the Arst leagie the. Guthsrd
team captured the corrick buttons.
which are pure gold and bear the
letters "D' and "T' end two pins
crossed with Q Uall sboys ana The
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
Ansterberg Is First to
Enter Ford Speed Contest

The zig silver cup that gees with
the Tord championship. which will
be decided on the State fair track
week from Sunday. has been
placed on exhibition In the window
of Trdub Bros. 4 Co.. on Wood
ward-ave. The cup which In offered
by the Michigan State Agricultural
society Is OF silver. lined with sold.
stands ovef three feet IN height
and the finish 10 satin.
The winner Of the cup In the
race Oct. IL, will obtain possession
Of the trophy and title until 20
days before the race II held again.
but TO obtain permanent possession
the driver win have ID win Iothye9
times. II 10 not necessary TO win
Il In succession. In addition 10
winning the trophy the victor Win
draw . part Of the $500 In cash
prizes and also numerous accessory
awards.
Ernie Ansterberg. a department
Of public works employe, was the
hrst driver to make entry. and win
start IN the race with 40. I on the
hoo1 Of bis Ford. The blanks were
msiled ont Tuesday md George ".
Dickinson, secrstary.msnaser Of the
stase f13s Who hes the event IN
charge - expecting . big field To-
compete. Numerous requests for
blanks b. drivers throughout the
state aueufs wen for the success
Of the event.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

whether Alexander was lucky yes
terday. That's one reason Why they
are experts and critics. II there was
one harmonious whoop, the grand
little pastime OF exporting would
wither and die.
Right here q man sized kick goes
In for old G. c.
II ever q man chucked baseball
Ike Christy Mathewson. that man
was Alexander. Alec isn't an
rlan--he's a tall ganglin' looking
thing. win a fair share OF pitching
power. a none too robust physique.
and IN almost unbelievable amount
OF cunning. Some may point to the
fact that he was touched for more
hits than was Shore. Hits don't win
bali games. Runs do. Every pitch
had IS per cent twist on IL and rs
per cent cunning. Alec knows he
isn't an iroa man. and with all his
modesty he knows its up to him to
win q title for Philadelphia, II one
comes here. SO he pitched. for Mon
day az we'll as for the moment. Bos-
ton had men on bases every inning
three Of the times before q man
was down. Lewis. Cady and Shore
all were whitfield with their mates on
when hits meant runs.
There wasn't a minute Of those
lis yesterday that Alec didn't have
a lot more than ne had thrown plate
ward When the pitch came he rose
to It,
He's there.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
an pAprns n
D. A. C. BOWLERS
TO DEDICATE
NEW ALLEYS

The new bowling alleys at the De
troit Athletic club VIII be dedicated
tonight In q series Of gAnes be-
tween the fvemen teams of the Uni
versity club and two similar agsrs-
cations from the ID. A. C. The d. A.
c. bowlers opened the University
clubs bowling season . week ago
and captured ave out Of six games.
Tonight the l0-pin stars from the
University club will try to even up
the series. Arch Miller and DR.. Il.
b. Forbes viii be captains Of the
two d. A. C. teams. while the UNI
versity club men will be. led by Will
liam c. Colburn and Daniel z. Alt
man.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
Braley Blames It All On
Phillies' Crippled Mascot

delphia's TALES exceeded the score
Of the visiting crew.
To tell the truth, labori0us tsl-
though the facts be ruds) this game
Was far from glorious. however Il
In viewed, II had few points to 1Sht
about, or cause the muse . flight
about, II wasn't much to write
about--at least. thought II crude
Tho marvellous delivery Of
"Aleck" or Of Shore. could not make
me all shivefy or thrill me to the
core. The hits were light and seat.
teYing--I longed to hear the batter.
ing OF 0owdy'S slams ear-shatterinG
and such like sounds Of yore.
That Boston bunch were on their
toes, they tapped the horsehids on
the nose. but there was no resounA-
Ing whack, no oldtime Baker sort
Of crsck--and as to PhiIlies' little
taps. their weak and soft and feeble
raps had scarcely steam enough 10
strain or diclocate q windowpsns.
Far be It from this bard TO knock
such gentlemen a. Burns and STOCK.
or speak In anger or In wrsth Of
Paskert, Bancroft or Crsvath---of.
crossing 10 the Boston side, 4
wouldn't hurt their beanish pri6s.
by saying ausht that should noG
OF Hooper. Speaker, Shore or Scot
or any other two or thrse-BUT, !
must say II seems 10 me. that IN .
series such as this both teams
would End II not amiss, THfB o..
hihition TO surpass and show some
true world series class. I'm spoils6
by former games. maybe--but that's
the way II looks to me!
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
sY sERToN DRALeY

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.--You
won't fnd Raoui Naughton on the
scorecard any place. he never sent
homer soaring proudly into space
he never scooped q srounder and
he never caught a ny az II hurtIed
swiftly southwark from the, clear
and azure sky; he's never In the
coaching box to yammer and to
bawl--in fact. young Raoul Naugh-
ton amt player-guy at all.
Bat gentle -Raesl- Naashton, II
you take him by and large, has the
fortunes of the Phiffies almost
wholly In his charge-he's the lit
tie hump-backed mascot of the
Quaker City team. and he surely
put II over" with a lot of vim and
steam. for in this initial contest he
was on the Job for fair-when It
comes TO lucky mascots Raoul GER
tainIy 10 THERE-he IN there with
many bells on. and . pleasant smile
and bland, ~ he scares away the
jin1es with a horseshoe in each
hand.
Yes, you gotta admit that the
Phillies were lucky, whatever you
say Of the game, although Alexan-
der was clever and plucky. and
Justly deserves all his fame; his
team wasn't there with the wallop-
Ing bfnRie fts hita wera the
scratchiest kind. there was only one
regular. sure-enough single. yet for.
tune was boosting behind: she
turned little pop-ups TO hits that
were needed and then she made
runs Of them, too, and thus Phfla-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
Rupture Relieved
outDiscoInfoit


Since the Easy Fit" truss has
been introduced to Detroit, there
have been 90 many testimonials CIV
On and 20 many warm words OF
praise told that reading Of these
would seem too good 20 believe.
Seldom does such IN appliance
meet with the success accorded the
"EAsy T1t"--snd probably never be-
fore has q truss been marketed that
has given such pronounced satisfac-
ton IN such . large percentage Of
cases.
The reason why the Easy FIT"
truss has scored % tremend0usly are
briefly these: They are practically
understandable; they can never wear
out; they are perfectly sanitary In
every respect; there are no elastic
bands a. other harness" TO impede
bodily sction. and they are lifted to
svsry patient BY recognized physi-
clan Who thoroughly understands the
pArticular case In question and
Knows Inst exactly how and what the
roQutrements may be. ~
Thus you Will appreciate why %
many ere choosing the Easy Fit
yeu win understand why there has
&C last been offered rupture sufferers
TIE perfect truss 1t . reasonable
price. II you want to learn about
These new trusues and see u they ass
adaptable 70 your own case. visit
ne ofaces Of the Easy Fit Truss
Company 1t % Broadway, Detroit.
The of0ces are open from . q. m. un-
tit neoa and from 3 70 8 p. m. Ap-
pointhAsnt may BE- made for epeciai
evening nttinsS.--Adv. =.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
Alexander Great, But
Quakers Won on
Luck
By FRED g. FERGUSON.


PHILADELPHIA. Oct "a new
Alexander looked pensively sky-
ward today and sighed for new
worlds TO conquer.
As Alexander Of old led bis
legions over fields Of victory, SO
the new Alexander stands triumph
ant He has swept all before him
In his native bailiwick and subdned
his latest enemy. the Boston Red
Sox.
His victory OF yesterday Is not
without honor-far from it-but II
the Phillies had fallen out OF
balloon yesterday they probably
would have landed In the United
States mint or diamond patch.
They had every break Of the
game with them.
As . baseball game in which .
real fan could get worked mp and
drown himself In . bottle Of pop
while choking on q sack Of peanuts
the initial tussls foo the worlds IT,
tie was mix. But as an example OF
what can be done through the pow
or Of cunning Of one man. aided BY
the BREAKS" the game Stands out
az one Of the historic tussles of the
annual baseball classic.
Alexander was long on the think
stun. His arm responded. and when
hits meant runs. the Red Sox were
Immediately cut from al speakins
acquaintance with safe blows.
Grover Cleveland won q game IN
which he was nicked for eight hits
while his teammates gathered only
Eve OF young Shore But the hits
were scattered over an hour and
nfty-eight minutes and came no Of
tener than one an inning.
Also the very ball served By
Shore which the Red Sox relied on
to beat the Phillies took . reverse
English and was the ball that spell
ed defeat for the Boston crew.
Shore has great fast ball. II n
. "sinker." The bali sinks instead
Of rising az II comes to the plate
which 70 contrary to the habit OF
the fast balls OF other pitchers.
When this -sfnkero Ii lift the
batter. striking on top OF II. the ball
IN driven into the dirt instead Of
being shot into the air.
The dope was that Shore would
rob the Phillies of the advantage
Of short fences because they would
not be able to drive the ball sky.
ward. The "sinker" worked Just
~ was expected In this respect.
There were only four outasld put.
outs for the Red sox. But whom
the Philly batters drove the ~sink-
err" into the dirt the heavy field
played q part and four dinky inneid
srounders won the game for the Ma
tional league champions. Two Of
these were badly handled, and .
chance for q double play was lost
In the eighth inning when two runs
were scored, by SCOTS failure to
give Jack Barry credit for some
scintillating fielding In advance.
and cover the bag.
Along with the breaks" Alexan-
der was supreme In the pinches.
Nine Red Sox were left stranded on
the bases. The way was open for
q run In every inning. put the Bos-
ton batters could not find II.
Barry's stop OF Bancroft's hit In
the eighth inning was the feature
performance Of m otherwise color
less fielding game. The former Ath-
letic shortstop made a wonderful
stab Mt the coast phe-
nom's grasscutter, and brought n
down.
! Scott was not 1t second. however. |
and . moment later another infel6 |
knock sent Bancroft over the pan
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

year below. These pins go~to the
team which scores the highest To-
tai pins each week, and the team
which wins them the greatest num-
Der Of times during the season re-
tains them. They were donated by
Ccfrick Bros. the mason contrac-
ors.
Billy Dledrich set the high pace
with an average Of 2os for three
games. although bis highest score
was 10. Brown put the high score
to 325 and among the other con-
turies were Corrick. 2o1. Al. Died
rich 200. and Schroeder 200.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
CENTRAL AND
UNION CLASH

Minus Culver. captain and excel.
lent center. Detroit Central will take
the Geld against Grand Rapids
Union this aftSfuoon. Union Is not
considered . powerful opponent for
. team like Central, but the visit
orr are championship contenders.
and the game II title joust. Cui.
yer 10 out because OF bruises. bu.
n things 30 wrong. he may b. called
upon. All the othe rCentral rsgu-
lars will start, and Fletcher will Be
pivot man. He n . strong lines
man. fully capable Of plagsans the
hole. n he oan pass. The game will
be played ut 0rindley field and will
start at 2:so o'clock. The probable
HneuD1.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
CAN'T KEEP coes
OUT or SPOTLIGHT.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s.-Ty
Cobb was the fielding hero Of
the world series opener yester-
day. He made a leaping catch
OF a foul drive into the stands
that excelled anything that was
staged on the playing field. Few
recognized him, however. and
the applause was confined to
some good natured chafYing from
the stands.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
WHITE SOX WIN
SECOND VICTORY

CHICAGO Oct. e.-Th6 white
eox have reeainsd their punch. now
that the season u over. For the
second time this week. they have
como from behind and slss9htsrsd
the Cubs. Tho city series h nov
one game for - Nationals and two
Tor the Ansrissss. The Friday
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

snyder. OF Harvard. referes.
Kennedy Of Chicasp. umpire.
Lynch. Of nrown, head iinesman.
Quarters. II minutes.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

Zx1 e. Domq q Bddfe WlleN announced The Ola
- neeA II year, although he was
- e3ofo vaS tArk o. unware manipulation In hi.
~ 80 - sZs.x Bat he had contract for two years
NrlnS han foe psanant Contender when n. ne. y,
@ nov ne contract has out ana WilIett seenos
n(4Neee - hard hboe Tor the rest Of his DAYS ~
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
Usually Happens Series Red Sox Are Bumped In Game?


A.
In or puto inera t seeon and Barry a short
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

0UtaEkWW OIe3keI1
l ~ osps1esrs BEEN en me tral Of outnelders
ID noet0 ~ q thriving base runners than the
s.~ - - nesaIs spsaksr and Hooper in par
e10noe q H. wusld locate this phenomenon
4 &3nvoo4 - vhtuoso -Gavyy- has 90 assists
- - clDped. and this 4 any other major
14 - ~ 81 SDsAksr--As the mighty vins-trsils
eo 4s4e4 - Moran. Braves who has helped
- - anfsly started their way around All Of
- e4ee 14a9 tie time ripe for American eaxue
S - = ths relative merits q outneIders in the
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

- cR - - - sssa warming up back Of the
501 m&C10 ERU01 RI ~ The nrs game Of the world
49, - ~ SQncA didut punch Tho kid pitch
~ 1nnEe ~ that had besn lucky all season
4oooA thngU plenty At them. the substitute
Wnn11G ~ 1cuo Red Sox pitcher who couldn't hit
MpW - - ~ Ies dangerous hitting pitcher In base
80 - ~ the within circuit clout Of
61lo9to - ~ all the fn0ed when the bases
4&nDo u ~ bance Nor could iris Speaker set
~ ~ ~ will be preserved for popular
Dx Dhoeo having maryfn Alexander although IL
Week - Tie vstesaa pinchss u deserving Of
~ ~ luckcst club IN the world.
pucnqno Shiny inhsld tnnumerabe breaks, the
&0 10 ~ q re slips and mshaps
D1rDo world Yesterday Stock. who II sub
- 10 Series Bobby Byrne scored the winning
oU1m9 U01Eo u the who q enough
~ - ~ Glib the merits u his ecuting Yet he hit
A ~ al and who has made rs hits
80 0u1od attempt batting rally. And
ND0 0cAmm ~ prooohity Of the improbable world
jAN61 ~ y1tcA-e5er 10 danger In inning
49, . NJ Dnths end during half rounds
- anGlo. But the blow failed absolutely
leDt 0gpsMsS splendid exhibition Of
- ~ 0nEUo 0inning against Detroit that turned
~ Hgr neanane oaeaaalAE