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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
FERGUSON CASE CONTINUED
Effort" to Eject Compromise Said to
HIVE Fniled-Women Go Hnck to Jail

After. ii Is said. attempts had been
made to have the case compromised
and the matter hushed up. the hearing
or Eugene II. Ferguson. charged with
exposing jamie Jackson. less than
eighteen years old, 10 immoral environ
ment and conditions, was continued in
Police Court yesterday morning to
April 9. Like disposition was made OF
the hearing OF Christine Jackson and
Virginia Kaiser. older sisters OF the
girl. who are charged with assaultinE
Ferguson with pistol and with at
tempting to cXtort from him $500.
r. j. Lumpkin, an important witness
in the case. was ordered to be held
Ferguson was admitted TO bail, with
r. a. Norman as security: JAMIE Jack
son was sent to the Juvenile Detention
Home. and her sisters were recon-
mitted to Jail because Of failure to give
bond.
1t is said that an attempt TO effect
compromise was made by Rev. George
w. Mcdaniel, D. D.. pastor OF the First
Baptist Church; Rev. J. J. Wicker, pas
tor of Leigh Street Baptist Church. and
Mrs j. Tyler Jobson. The women are
represented by Attorney II. NJ Smith,
Jr., and Ferguson by Attorney Gilbert
X. Pollock.
Detective Sergeants Wiltshire and
Bailey refused to commit themselves
to compromise. and the two cases will
be fought out in open court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
ROTARIANS PLAN TRIP

Having unanimously accepted tho in
Yitation OF tho Norfolk Rotary club 70
visit Norfolk on Tuesday. April 6 and
share In the entertainments which are
being arranged for Rotarinns of IA
leigh, y. C., members of tho Richmond
Rotary Club are looking forward with
great pleasure to the event. and the
club is planning, 20 make the trim 10
the seaside in a body.
. Many of the Richmond Eotariaus will
leave on the old Dominion Line boat
Monday night, April .. and others viii
go by rail 20 Norfolk on the following
morning. Rotar!ans who arc planning
to make the trip are requested to tclc-
phone Secretary Samuel s. Rosendorf
at once. for he desires to tell the Hor-
folk club before april how many
visitors 10 expect.
Some OF the purposes OF the event
rs given In the invitation from Norfolk
are the promotion OF the recognition
OF the worthincss OF legitimate occupa :
lions; the encouragement of high cthi-
cal standards in business and profes
sions: the exchange Of ideas; the de-
velopment OF acquaintance and friend :
ship. and the promotion OF general
welfare"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
PAYS TWO REWARDS
"'""ohd Real Estate Exchange Proa.-
cutes Lead Pipe Thieves.

nc richmond Real Estate EXCHANGE
tH'c,oaF PAID two rewards OF S25 each
ior the arrest and conviction n, tu,n
n'sroes' charged with depreciation on
49,, properly. Cecil Harris and
N"'' hFrd. colored. charged with steal
ing lead pipe from the houses nj ms
10. ana 3o6 East Clay Street and from
'io North Fourth Street, were convict
ca ana the woman was sentenced IN
ON years IN tho Denitentiary and the
was lined Sl00
The Richmond Real Estate E,o,,
"hich stands sponsor for the nroteo'
,'"'i OF property that Is placed i'm the
n"nns or It's members. by the propcrtv
owners. has paid several rewards anI
pl"pos's 20 prosecute to the limit all
thought. will go long v.av ,o,s
catching the lead pipe thieves wbc.
nave heen Particularly active lately
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
RECOMMEND Creation OF
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
Cofer Reports Favorably on Plan to
Centralizo Boards Book.
keeping.
PAY EMPLOYEES By CHECK
City Accountant Advises Creation OF
Paymaster's Office in Order to
Eliminate Risk Incident to Pres
ent System OF Paying Out Money.

In a report to tho Administrative
board yesterday on the feasibility OF
cch'ralizing the bookkeeping of all the
departments under Its control. City Ac-
countant Cofer Informs the board that
such a Capitalization can be accom-
pushed and that tho reform would make
lot an increase In the efficiency of the
accounting system
Mr Cofer and Charles T.. Shepherd
Dookkceper Of the Administrative
hoard. have been at work on details OF
the proposed change. and have arrived
at the conclusion that the reform, T..
desirable In his letter TO the board
Yesterday. reporting the result OF tn"
investigations conducted by Mr.. Sh.p
nerd and himself Mr.. Golfer ipfor,ns
me board that they are ready to appcur
before II at any time to explain the
details of their plan.
CENTRALIzE ACCOUNTING
IN BOARDS OFFICES
NJ present each city department.
Nceps us own books. This results i'm
much duplication OF effort. and makes
difficult Of prompt access information
bearing upon costs OF work and ma
.eriais IN the several departments II
IS the plan OF the board to centr,,iyo
the general accounting system in its
own ofhces. leaving only nominal daily
records to be kept in the separate de-
partments.
The reform can be Accomplished NJ
Coier reports, by the installation OF
an accounting department. to be dis
'inct from any other department OF the
cry government. and to euuip II with
the necessary books and forms required
10 ascertain all the Information a will
nave, nave 10 nave. The department. lie be-
'e'es. could be handled by three or
TOUR properly qualified clerks.
1t Is absolutely essential to tho sue
cess Of any system OF accounting" Mr..
toter reports. that the various do
parlmchtS should work in harmony
with the accounting office and promptlv
render all reports called for, and in
order thoroughly 10 inform the dc.
Partmehtai officials as TO the requAe-
ments necessitatcd on account or yhe
change. ! would suggest that tvpc
written instructions be furnished each
department affected.
WOULD PAY EMPLOYEES
ONLY ny PROPER CHECK
All OF the minor details In connoc-
ton with the above will have 70 ho
worked out from time to time. which
VIII not interfere with the general pur-
pose in view
would recommend that one or tho
ONCE force be appointed to act as paw
master and. I'm lieu OF the present svs.
tenn OF paying money. that each en-
pioyee be paid by check. This would
opViate the handling OF any funds
Otherwise than depositing the treas
urers check for tho total amount NJ
the pay roll In some bank to an account
DESIGNATED as The City OF Richmond
ray Roll Account to be checked against
by the paymaster and countcrsigned bv
tho head OF the department, which
checks would agree with the names and
amounts on the pay roll. This would
insure against check being given
Wi.hout the approval OF the proper
official"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
WILL STAGE PLAY
Southside Amateurs to Give Perform
nnce In IIninbrilrc street Church.

Much interest is being taken on tire
Southsidc in tho play. entitled "Our
Minister'S Birthday which Will bs
presented on Tuesday night at 8:1l
o'clock In the Sunday school room OF
cambridge Street baptist Church for
the benefit of the junior choir. The
members of the cast are:
Rev. Timothy Matthews. John Yes,
(ffty years old.
Keturah Matthews (his wife). Miss
Minnie Sadlcr.
Mrs Jackaway (orGanist In IL.
church), Miss Ailccn East
Rowena Jackaway cher promising
daughtcr) Mrs. Johnson
Squire Dawson" Ernest Smith.
Philemon stump, Grayson East
Temperance Itigcrs. John Bursey.
prominent trustees and committee on
birthday present for the minister This
committee is composed OF Squire Daw-
son. Philemon stump and Tcmperanco
Rivers.
Professor McWiggle director OF the
ehoir). W. II. Norris.
Rctta Dupree Uhc leading soprano)
Miss Mary Williams.
olga Dillahay Ukc contralto). Miss
Irene Andrews
Oniccrs OF the Ladies' Aid: Maria
Mulberry. Miss Elsie Moore. Alberta
Shrubb. Miss Pearl Vest: Pansy Green
leaf. Miss Eleanor Ransom
Riley Crackers Ga deserving sexton),
Mr.. Jones
Timothy Wrinkle (secretarv Of the
Valum Convention). Roy Williams
Tommy Swift "a messenger boy),
Raymond Nunnally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
WOMAN IS BURNED
BETTE Tompkin Injured In VnIp En-
fort to EItlnEuIsh Fire In Her Home.

While attempting TO beat out the
Names which finally resulted in the de-
struction OF her home yesterday morn
ing, Bette .Tomhkins. colored, OF ooo2
Fairheld Avenue was badly burned
about the legs, and had afterwards to
be taken to the Virginia Hospital She
was attended by Ambulance Surgeon
Stern.
The fire was caused by sparks from
nm open CRATE. II spread rapidly, much
too rapidly for the old woman to stop,
ana she was rescued by ncighbors only
AFTER she had been painfully injured
only bare chimney now marks the
spot whore her home stood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
ARRANGING PRECINCTS
w. W. beverley Named as Special r.or
missioner for IIcurico COUNTY

W. w. Beverley. who va.
a commissioner by Judge n c.r,o
scott In tho Icnrco Circuit Conr, ~,
fcoruarE 10. TO report a plan for tho
encouragement of the election d;s
'ricts OF licnrico County and TO asccr-
IAN INC boundaries and to desixnat.
"' po'hhs places that were affected
by the recent ANNEXATION 0,cd 1T.
port yesterday.
Judge Scott announced that u. ,,
take the matter NJ on Aprjl 2 ard H.
Young places Will be DESIGNATED for
thc democratic primary that Ia to he
held on August 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
KENLY MISSING
No Reason Given for Eis Disappearance.
Wife In In baltimore

Friends OF Douglas &. KcnIy, thirty
years old. Of the National Cash Regis
ter company. are concerned that no
has not been seen since a week ago
Manager II. J. Mcclellan, Of the Rich
mond Office of the company, states that
he knew Of no reason why Mr. kenly
should disappear. Mrs. kcnly is with
her parents in Baltimore on a visit.
and kenly was supposed TO have gone
TO blackstone on the day he was last
seen.
The Police Department. has not been
requested to institute search for him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
FIRE IN ULLMAN's STORE
DOES SERIOUS DAMAGE
ooutiiside Alarmed by Midnight
Blaze in Big Grocery
Store.
CIGARETTE GIVEN AS CAUSE
Believed to Have Started in Clerks
Lockers on Second Floor-Stock
Damaged by Fire and Water, Cow
cred by Insurance.

damage estimated at several thou
sahh dollars was inflicted by IRE last
nieht on the store of Ullman Brothers.
~" and l2lI Hull Street, South Rich
,'"h". TWO alarms being turned in be-
lore the blaze was gotten under con-
troll. ~'''
captain Cosby. OF the South Rich
mona Company. found that the IRE
started in the clerks wooden locI.cr
room on the second floor. perhaps from
turning cigarette stump or a match.
from where the blaze spread rapidly.
through the third floor TO the roof
The upper doors were practically put
ted. and what was not damaged hv
hre was injured by water, SO that or,c
ucaiy everything except canned goods
"nu re" other articles of provisions
was rendered useless
HAD GAINED MUCH HEADwAY
WHEN FIRST DISCOyEREn
me hre was discovered shortly after
IL O'CLOCK. II had gained such head
way when It was first noticed thai :.
second alarm was turned In. and sew
e'"i pieces or apparatus were sent IN
the assistance OF Captain Cosby across
.he river. II was long, hard fight
before the fremen gained control OF
.hc amcs. AMI at o'clock this morn
ing hrcinen we're still stationed at tho
scene. Soon after the second alarm rho
skyight and part OF tho uppermost
hooring fell in. and further damage
was done.
Leon tliinan>Said last night that he
could not estimate the damage But
me stock was valued at more tina
sz"'ooo, and the building was valued at
$1,000 The loss Is covered by In
surance
The temporary headquarters and Of
fec OF Cllman Brothers will he rc
moved 10 the store at Ills Hull Street
wherc the business will be carried on
until other and permanent arrange
nents are made. Mr.. Ulman said las
night that the business would 20 on
without Information
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
Colored Judge to speak Her..

Judge Robert II. Terrell Of the Nh.
hicipal Court of the District of Column
hia VIII speak at the City Auditorium
tomorrow afternoon. at $3.50 O'clock
uhder the auspices OF the coloreJ
hh'ehts or Pythias. John Mitchell. Jr
Srann chancellor. Judge Terrell wa.
President Woodrow Wilson ana 49,
inhch delay was confirmed by the Unit
ca states Senate. lie was indorsed for
position by the entire District bar. He
Is graduate Of Harvard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
Norman,s Condition Foyo-oh,,

Ecn 7. Norman, who shot himself on
Wednesday night in fit OF despond-
cncy. was reported last night at Stuart
circle Hospital to be resting comfort
ably. and strong hopes are held out
for his ultimate recovery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
Roy Detained in Wu,I,Inr,on

me Police Department was notified
yesterday afternoon of the detention In
washington. d. c.. OF Thomas Alexan-
der Long. fifteen years Old who was re-
Gently in the care of the Children's
Home Society OF Virginia. \Tho boy was
placed OH farm by Superintendent
Mabie some time ago. and is said to
nave run away. lie will he sent for and
be returned TO the society.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
Struck In Eye.

While he was working in the factory
OF the Johnson Box Company, Twenty
htth and Ncnablc Streets, yesterday
afternoon. nail flew up and struck
f'ddlc johnson, an eiEhteen-year-o
coiorcd boy. in the eye. lie will lose
his eye as the result He was at
tended by Dr. stern, OF the city ambu-
lance corps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
Young south.ider Declared sone

On the report OF lumacy commits
sion that he was sane. Justice Maurice
dismissed Henry Foster. a Young white
man. Yesterday morning in Police
Court. Part H. Foster was charged
with stealing sf6 from -. T. Jones. but
was proved innocent OF the alleged
ofcnse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
Admitted Minora no. Pool Room.

John Kasma, charged with allowing
minors TO play pool at 1910 East Main
Street, was fined $o5 yesterday morning
in Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27

Clarence Blackstone. coIored. charged
with cutting Douglas Freeman with a
knife, was sent on to tho grand Jury
from Police Court yesterday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-27
Fined 300 for snecd

Fined 800 for Speeding.
w. T. Harris was fined in Police Court
yesterday morning 500 on charge Of
speeding in his automobile. He was
arrested BY Policeman C. B. Samuels.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
Tech, JR., N TO RACE
IN Shore REGATTA
Newest Water Flyer Will
Make Initial Appearance
at Atlantic City
IN COMPETITION
AGAINST FANNIE

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July %
Announcement was made yesterday
that the Tech. Jr.. II. owned by Gen
eral T. Coleman dupont. OF
the Corinthian Yacht Club OF
Cape May, will make its initial
appearance in hydroplane racing on
Saturday, when IL will be in competl-
tion against the Fame. owned by Fred
Nathan, of the Island Heights Yacht
Club, and other craft belonging to
members of the South Jersey Yacht
Racing Association. under the aus
pices of the Atlantic City Yacht Club.
During the early part of the week
General DUPONT issued a challenge to
Fred Nathan for a race over the At
lantic City Yacht Club course. Mr..
Nathan Immediately consulted Adolph
E. APPEL, the builder of the Fame and
the Tech Jr., II as to his chances Of
winning Due to the large time al
lOwance which he will receive, he has
answered the def. The two hydro
planes we're built at the APPEL yards
during the past several months and
are of the same construction. The only
difference in the boats is the power
plants. The Fame has made an ave-
rage speed of close to thirty-five knots
an hour while the Tech Jr., IL in sew
eral trials off Pennsgrove. n. j., over
the government surveyed course and
on Long Island Sound, reached an ave-
rage speed of a trife over sixty miles
an hour. Besides the two above men
toned boats 1t is expected that the
Sandburr III, owned by Commodore
A. X. White of the Atlantic City
Yacht Club. the Chelsea Special. A.
f. B. II and several other prominent
seashort craft will compete.
Commodore A. K. White of the At
lantic City Yacht Club announces that
there will be fully Is boats to COM
pete in the first interclub race for the
catboat fleet of the Ocean City Yacht
Club and the Atlantic City Yacht
Club. There will be races for open
boats of the classes, the two classes
Of cruisers, the express cruisers and
displacement racers.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORTS

will be played Saturday, Mack viii
nave the opportunity to look over
some OF his recruits. The Indians
also are crippled Joe Jackson, Terry
Turner and Jack Graney being oui
of the game because of injuries.
Manager Mack had a tough question
to decide upon today, whether to at
tend the Western Amateur Coll
Tournament and watch Chick Evans
in action or go to the grand circuit
races. His inclinations were 10
watch the golfers. but Thomas. La
joie. McInnis and Jack Lapp grabbed
him and made him accompany them
TO the races, where some Of the squad
became so enthused as 10 wager 4
few iron men. No killings were made
however
Harry Davis will not arrive until
tomorrow morning. having remained
IN Detroit to act as nurse for Emery
Titman, who was taken i'll.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
TWO new PITCHERS
JOIN MACK'S SQUAD

CLEVELAND. O., July 23-Two
more pitching recruits and Coach Ira
Thomas Joined the Athletics yester-
day. Ira arrived in the morning
from a scouting trip through the
Southern and South Atlantic Leagues,
but the youngsters did not show up
until evening, when Manager Mack
had his first view of them. They
are Robert Pepper. of Ford City. Pa.
and H. B Cone. who has been pitch
ing such great ball for the University
of Texas Pepper has been pitching
for a semi-pro team in Dubois, Pa.
Both are right handlers who have the
necessary size to make good in the
big league providing they have the
other qualifications.
Because of the injury to Davies and
Oldrng's illness. the Athletics will be
forced to line up with Schang in the
outfield and Healy on third again.
Either Bressler or Crowell will pitch
tomorrow. being opposed by either
Mitchell or Hagerman. AS two games
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
sCHALK KILLS TRADITIONS.

Many a tradition Of the baseball
field was upset when Ray Schalk join
ed the Chicago White Sox and pro-
ceeded 10 become the worlds greatest
catcher.
Tradition No. IA club 10 be
pennant contender must have an old
experienced catcher. Schalk VIII be
% years old in August.
Tradition No. "A catcher TO be
successful must be fitted by nature
with a powerful physique Managers
we're partial 10 those who weighed
$50 pounds or so and had the stature
Of John Henry OF Washington. SchaIk.
however. is not over hve feet seven
inches In height and weighs only 1856
pounds.
Tradition No. "a catcher need not
show any particular speed Il being
conceded that HIS squattipg posture
behind the bat slows NJ the back
stop. Schalk shows a fair amount of
speed In getting down 10 FIRST and is
rated a very fair base runner.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
CUP Yachts APPEAR
BETTER Than EVER
Series Between ReSOlute and
Vanitie Shows That Former
Is a Little Faster
RACES HAVE BEEN
PRETTY CLOSE

NEW YORK, July 23.-Including
the three races sailed off Sandy Hook
the Resolute and vanitie have start
ed this year In eight races. This does
not include Saturdays race at Larch-
mont. OF those eight races both yachts
finished in seven. In the race OF the
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
the Vanitie broke her gaff and had TO
retire. The total distance sailed in
the seven races finished was 1875 IL
miles and the elapsed times, not fgur-
ing the handicaps, but timing from
the gun. were. Resolute % hours "a
minutes, Vanitie % hours 40 minutes
81 seconds. This shows a difference
of minutes 30 seconds In favor OF
the Resolute. which, figured more
closely, is 1.6S seconds a mile.
The Vanitie, rating more than the
Resolute, has to allow 2.35 seconds a
mile. 80 that on corrected time, the
Resolute has beaten the Vanitie 403
seconds a mile Boat for boat the
two yachts are now pretty evenly
matched The Vanitie has been i'm
proved under the careful supervision
OF W. Butler Duncan and by Capt.
lChristiansen and she is doing better
in every race in which she sails. II
must be remembered that the ma
chine on the Resolute has had a sea-
sons experience on that yacht, which
counts for much. Charles Francis
Adams, who sails the yacht, knows
every whim and mood Of the Resolute
and he is one of the most clever anna
teurs in the country. His aids in sail
ing have worked well together. and
! Il is seldom that a mistake is made
on that yacht either in the selection
of sails or in plotting out the course.
Mr. Adams too or his aids seem to
have the faculty OF knowing just how
the wind Is going to shift, and while
the Resolute has won races largely
through good luck, good luck general
| ly follows good Judgment. The mem
bers of the Vanitie's crew are on a
yacht that Is entirely new TO them and
/ they have had 10 learn much. Commo-
dore Cornelius Vanderbilt has on sew
eral occasions outmanoeuvred the
Resolute at the start and in her last
few races the yacht was sailed with
good judgment
There are Just three races that
may be said to have been sailed with
out nukes. In the first Larchmont
race the Vanitie beat the Resolute 4
minutes p seconds actual time. There
was a shift OF wind on the last peg
which made the difference between
the two boats more than IL would
have been had tho wind held true, but
before the shift came the Vanitie
had the race safely won. even includ-
ing the allowance She had to make
The first race sailed off the Hook was
rair one and this time the Resolute
beat the Vanitie minutes Is seconds
actual time. In the second race off the
Hook the Vanitie gained on the wind
and led at the second mark
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
FAIR GUNNERs TIE FOR sPOON

While weather was excellent for
shooting only small number Of wo-
men gunners faced the traps at The
shoot Of the Nemours Trapshooting
Club yesterday afternoon. Miss Amy
Scoheld and Mrs. NJ. T. Riley tied
Tor the silver spoon with ~ each.
Miss Scoheld had nine added targets
and Mrs. Riley but two The other
scores we're Or. Florence NJ Seward
10 with six added targets total t6.
Mrs. Springer, 10 and with two added
targets a total OF is. Miss Teresa
Smith. 3 and with a handicap OF 70
! total Of lb.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
SEE SPURT ron RRAyFs.

Look out for the Bravesl" is the
warning sent out by Fred Clarke and
Charley Herzog Both OF these pilots
declare that there has been a mark
ed Improvement in the play OF Stall
ings' team within the last two weeks.
II was just at this time last season
that the Braves started on their mad
dash that was rewarded with a pen
nant Also, remember that the
Braves are not so far back as they
were in 1914.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
LUXBURGER TO PLAY PORT PENN

The Luxburger B. B. Club will go
to Port Penn tomorrow to play the
team of that place and a good game
is expected. The team will leave
Fifth and DUPONT streets at 1 o'clock
and all players are requested to be
there on time Luxburger has an
open date for July 81, which they
would, like to give to an out-of-town
club. Address 226 Ford avenue or d.
and A. phone $3.50.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23

Babe Adams, veteran, is one of
the winning pitchers of the Pittsburgh
team Of the National League Every
time Adams starts in the box the fans
feel that there is better than an even
chance of the Pittsburgh team win
ming Mamaux is another winning
pitcher of the Pirates. He is a
ycungster But the old guard rallies
to the support of the veteran, and
when the team plays in Pittsburgh
and 1t is Adams turn in the box there
is big outpouring of fans.
Evening journal., 1915-07-23
ALL.STARS TRIUMPH.

DELAWARE CITY. Del. July 23-
Delaware City All-Stars vanquished
Chester Boy Scouts here yesterday
by to ?.
An-stars .....4 100 tO3 3 x-9
Chester Scouts o 0 0 900 2 %