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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-22
LOWT|H1IE:.R HERO
IN INDIAN WIN
Two Home Run Drives OFF Zaekert
Il "a Made shy Authenticated In
y eR - dian IN Yesterdays
Game.
BIXBY WINS ANOTHER
Dean Had Little TO Braa About, But
H. He Stopped Late Rally and
the Game Was
His.

Red Lowther wrote a few pages CT
history with his bat here yesterday
afternoon when he twice drove the olH
baseball over the left field fence. he
also slammed out a single, scorsa
three runs, and drove in two more
during the afternoon. 1t was Largely
due to his work that Gawge Zip Zack.
ert retired to the bench and that the
Indians won the deciding game OF tns
series from Muscatine by score OF
to 5.
The Indians were outhit almost two
to one but their work IN the field was
far superior tocthat of the vlsitor"'
desptee the crippled condition O..
Boyle's team. Five errors went down
against the records of the visitors.
nut one error was charged to thu
home team, but had Harvey anu
Lowther been playing in their regular
positions, several of the hits made oy
the Eganites no doubt would nave
been turned into putouts.
Dean Bixby went all the way for the
tribe. He was pounded hard for ele"-
en- hits and walked four, but the blows
were fairly well distributed over the
nine innings ,Eixby was without ques-
ton In the poorest form he has ex-
hibitedz this year. His control was
somewhere far from the scene of the
battle and when he was able to place
his balls within reaching distance OF
the plate there was little, if anything.
on them.
There were plenty of thrills for
the fans during the entire progress rf
the game and the last round was NJ
exception. The Muskies went to pat
the last time with the score to :
against them. Bill Rotas was the first
to face Bixby in this round and BIZ
lead off a rally with three base hit.
The rally threatened to overcome the
lead the locals had piled up off Zac"-
ert. Runser followed Rojas with d
double that scored the former Jaw
pitcher. Reinhart and O'Day poppe
out in succession, but Hasbrook reach
ed first and Runser got to third when
I.owther made wild peg after field
ing Hasbrook's bounder. Giffin was
able to stop the ball, however, and
save Runser from scoring. Stanley
drew a walk, filing the bags and send
ing cold chills up and down numerous
spines in the stands. But Lee, after
foulinr off several times, drove a
long fly to right center that leBeau
pulled down, ending the game.
Zackert was hit freely by the tribe
during the four and one-third innines
he stuck in the game. All the runs
and hits made by the home boys were
off his delivery. Rojas, however,
completed the game. retiring the ba-'
tiers in order. The first home run made
by Lowther was the highest OF any
that has been seen on the home
grounds in two years.
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SEEK TO RELEASE II
AN AGED MARSHAL
Board Of Parole 10 Asked to Suspend
lts Nine Months Rule In
Case Of This Man.

For the first time in many months
the board of parole has made an ex-
ception to its general ruling that in
mates at the Fort Madison penften-
tiary must serve nine months before
being allowed to appear before It for
release. The deviation was made In
the case of Henry Mott, II years of
age, who as marshal of Gravity, Iowa,
killed man he was attempting to
arrest.
Motifs story at the time Of his re.
ception In the prison indicated the
man killed was drunk at the time the
deed was done, that he had repeated
ly def1ed arrest. that he was arrested
and subdued in a scuffle, and that he
then promised to go peaceably to his
home IL released. Mott Is said then
to have released the prisoner. But
instead of keeping his promise to re-
turn to his home he again became
boisterous and defiant Mott again
placed him under arrest. In attempt
ing to take him to jail, the man re.
sisted and fought with the marshal
Under these circumstances Mott
ueed his club. He says that he did
not mean to kill the man but merely
to subdue him. Death, however, re
suited. and Mott was convicted oil
manslaughter after a trial that ex
tended through the supreme court
The supreme court ruled that officers
are not authorized to use undue VIC.
lence in arresting persons.
The friends of the aged marshal
are making strong effort five
months after his admission to prison
to induce the board of parole to
grant him parole. Mott at the pres
emit time is employed in the tool stor.
age room at the prison and is given
consistent freedom with his age and
character.
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MRS. BRUMBAUGH
MAY CHANGE MIND
III She viii Agree TO q Divorce, Every
thing Will Be smoothed
Over.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
CHICAGO, July 22.-It rested solely
with Mrs. Ralph Brumbaugh today
whether the two children OF her hus-
hand wealthy furniture dealer, by
Julia Millahr, love-wife, will be brand
ed throughout their lives as illig1ti-
mate.
Mrs. Brumbaugh declared today
that she might. for tn, third time
change her mind and ask for an abso-
lutte divorce. She promised to reach
a decision today.
In the meantime the little mother,
who became such while servant In
the Brumbaugh household, had fed
from the coy apartment on P-airie
avenue where Brumbaugh, kept up his
second home, and where was born
the second baby. Brumbaugh declared
today he does not know where the
girl and her children have gone. She
fled early today, saying only that she
feared a plot to take her babies from
her
Brumbaugh TODAY for the first time
told the details OF his six years OF
double life and gave his reasons for
deserving his wife.
children" he said, simply. was
the whole: issue2 realize that the
man usually IS blamed ins such cases
and rightly so. But this time feel
in NV heart no blame attaches to me.
God knows Julia is blameless. Just
let the world think of this: Most men
and women who do things as Julia
and I have done, do them for the i'm
mediate pleasure. We loved and CON
summated our love not alone for the
act itself. We wanted children.
my wife was married before she
took my name, The chief reason for
the divorce was that George Foley
fthe first husband, wanted children
without babies in the home, the place
isn't home. He learned, as did
later. that it took children to bind
man and wife together,
Mrs. Brumbaugh's charges that
beat her are without foundation. Now
she accuses me OF keeping company
| with other women besides Julia. That
! OF Rev. Jerry Cook and Loretta
f'Whaley OF Long island? Their love
must have been like Julia's and mine
After the years they suffered, they
finally were permitted to marry. The
world knows how happy they are for
the world has learned of their happi
ness through the newspapers. Julia
and will be just as happy IL We are
given the chance
Whatever my supposed duty to the
woman who bears my name, / feel
have a greater duty to TIL, woman
who bore me children. must give
them a name"
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Johnson-WilIard Fight Fake?

I United Press Leased Wire Service ]
NEW YORK, June 22.-Once more
the charge that the Jack Johnson.
Jess Willard fight at Havana last
April was fake, has been made. This
time Horatio Bottomley, editor OF
John Bull, an English publication,
makes the allegation. In the current
issue which has just reached New
York, Bottomley declares that johnson
was to receive $4,000 for laying
down" He never received the money,
it is said.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-22
Western Golf Tourney.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 22.-Four
matches were scheduled today in the
Western Golf association play at the
Mayfield club. Chick Evans was pit
ted against Guy Miller, champion OF
Detroit. Other matches were Ned
Sawyer, Chicago, vs.. Jack Neville. Oak
land. Calf. f. H. Bankard. Chicago.
VS.. Jimmy standish, Detroit; Dewitt
Balch. Cincinnati, vs.. H. Bingham,
Cleveland.
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National League.

Wednesdays Results.
Federal League.
Baltimore 7; ST. Louis 0.
Brooklyn, 40; Chicago O-S.
Open date for other clubs.
American League.
Boston 4 st. Louis 2.
Philadelphia 4; Detroit 8.
Open date for other clubs.
National League.
Philadelphia 1 Chicago game
called at the end of the fifth inning
on account of rain.)
Cincinnati 2; Boston /.
Other games postponed on accoun.
of rain.
Today's Schedule.
- Federal League.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis
Baltimore at Chicago.
Buffalo at Kansas City.
Newark at Pittsburgh.
American League.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
National League.
St Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Died from Injuries.

limited Press Leased Wire .tons
PEORIA, H.. July 2Z-A ,nros
King, an inmate of the county
died today of injuries received -,.d
both legs were cut off as he crasa
under a train. He was deaf anu -
in ons. eye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-22

tured by guilty conscience, Enrich
Hey, "a, Of San. Antonio. Texas.
walked into police headquarters here
and confessed to the murder of a
Jewish peddler. three years ago in
Texas. He Is being held awaiting
word from Texas authorities. The
murder took place in a desert 200
miles west of San Antonio. he said
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Keokuk -. 3 . l 0 0 0 x-6
Muscatine ......0 0 ? 0 2 0 Is
Summary.
Two base hits-Giffin, Rumser
Three base hits-Baum, O'Day, Ro-
as.
Home runs-Lowthe 2
Sacrifice hits-Zackert.
Stolen bases-Swick. Hasbrook.
Pitching record-Hits off Zackert
6 and 6 runs in 1-3 innings.
Struck out-By BiXby 2, Zackert 4,
Roajs 1.
Bases on balIs-Off Bixby 4; Jack
ert 4.
Hit by pitched ball-By Bixb., Rein
hart.
Wild pitch-Bixby.
Passed ball-Hruska.
Double plays-hollocher, Swick and
Giffin; .Hasbrook and Augustus
Brown and Swick.
Time of game-1:45.
Umpire-Cook.
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Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
At keokuk-keokuk, s; Museatine,
5.
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Gin.
ton, 2.
At Mason City-Mason City, Ii;
Cedar Rapids, rs.
At Observation-Disclosures, g.:
Waterloo, 5.
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Confesses TO Murder.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Servfce]
PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Tor-
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Rio. in Portuoa,.

Riot in Portugal.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
3 IISBON. July 22.AAn armed mob
early today attacked the municipal Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-22

Where They Play Today,
keokuk at Cedar Rapids.
burlington at Waterloo.
Marshalltown at Muscatine.
Mason City at Clinton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-22
No Escape,

No Escape.
Kansas City Star: President Will
son isn't having exactly what is re-
ferred to as ''restful vacation.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR.. BRUCE |. elLFILLAN.

Physician and Surgeon.
Office, 6121s Main street, over
Winger Bros, store. Bell phone 190-
Black.
Residence, BIT North Fourth street.
Bell phone 12S0-Red.
Hours-10-12 a. M: "a p. M; rs
p. m. Sunday by appointemnt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
SANTA FE PERSONALS.

tarreiAt eoRprsronprpcN 70 HosNlsa JOURNAL
Santa Fe Aug. 29-l' NJ Jones, In
suance man. and party Of local
sporting men. left this Wornng ON "A
camping trip 10 the upper Pecos
E. Dana Johnson and George H.
Van stone today climbed the Lake
peaks 1880 feet high reaching the
crater. la which Hes The lake that ia
the source of the Santa fe river
sheldon Parsons NE artist and q
party. motored to Santa cruz this
morning 10 meet Ernest Clifford PciX-
otto, the artist ana author who re-
turned us Gar as that point last NIGHT
from Taos and was the guest of
Father llnltcrman Tho entire party
then visited Chlmayo tho quaint old
mission at Sauctuarin and the indian
villages near Santa ne. am uf which
MR. PeixDtto viii picture uud describe
in SerIbners magazine.
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Bradiield left
last evening for San Diego where Mr.
Bradfield who is member Of the
museum staff, VIII lecture lag The New
Mexico building daily ON The arehae.
oloeg and ctbnology Of New Mexico
Herbert Duntons "fhe War Six
nal ON exhibition al The palace Of
The Governors has appeared in scrib-
uers MAGAZINE, and ia tbc most nota=
Bile painting at the exhibit of the Taos
artists Dnntou is known as "The
cowboy Artist" and is The successor
TN style and fame OF Remington
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
ENTRIES POURING IN
FOR TOURNAMENT AT
ROSWELL NEXT WEEK

ltFAclAL CpRREbPnhbANeh 70 hohs'FN ''Nf'"''Ni
Roswell. N. NJ. Aug. 29,-B. f.
Harlow. secretary of The Roswell
Tennis association announced today
that entries are coming in from all
parts of New Mexico, Texas and parts
Of Arizona for the New Mexico state
championship tennis tournament
which will be held here september 8,
and s. Everything is in readiness
for the visitors
Among the unofficial entries re-
oeiyed are a number of III Paso and
Albuquerque people. -Four women
from El Paso will enter the special
events for women, it is announced
The local entries are heavy in all
events which will include open sim
giles and doubles, veterans, and Won-
en- singles and doubles.
Because Of the early indications OF
"a large crowd the local tournament
committee is already making plans
TO run the matches from early morn
ing until late at night The play viii
begin al o'clock on the morning OF
Labor day and continue until finish
ed. From figures now available 1t Is
believed that there will be fifty en-
Tries in the singles alone. saturday
September 4, is the final time limit
Tor receiving entries.
Special entertainment is being ar
ranged for the visitors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
WORK ON HIGHWAY
FROM MORA TO TAOS
is BEING PUSHED
isese,.l eosSssroposper 70 aoas'na ,ooH"'

ESPECIAL CoRHaspoNuGWcu 20 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa zee. Aug 20 The state engi-
nccr reports that he is pushing work
on the Morn Taos highway and eX-
poets 60 have II open for automobiles
by the end Of the year ID Will, for the
time being. divert much of the trade
Of the upper Rio Grande valley to
Mora and Las Vegas until the Santa
Fe-Taus road rs completed The MIS-
souri, valley Bridge a Iron Go. has
completed the bridge over the Cebolla-
Engineer Burney has repaired the
Mora cleveland road
Last evening, the road bond deal
WAS fually completed. Tho draft for
half million dollars ana interest had
somehow become lost between Clevc
land and New York city and there
were other little details that had to
bp worked out at the last minute. The
main credit for putting through the
eale Of the bonds belongs To ex- Mayor
Arthur Selgman Santa re county
having failed to pat up us pro rata,
win probably have to wait until the
last. which means possibly two years.
hence before tt can draw lts share of
the bond issue. unless the amount is
made up by private subscription All
Tho money vs. 90 be- expended even
though apportioned 20 each county,
under the supervision ANA direction
of the state highway department
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
WORLD S CHAMPS
MAKING GALLANT
FIGHT FOR TOP
While Braves Make Fine Show
ing tor Week They Fail 10
Gain Much Ground ON The
PbjIljeS,

laf moFN Nc IeupNst Hrrcfat tFarrn efrEt
New Yark Aur sq rbe b,..,n.,,s
of another Week al mars II MS tv.e
major Id4euas fiuHs IT, frst tH-#stor
climbs In each circuu ou tha st,,,, mi.
atIvc positions as : weeL 9eo
The BOSTON braves ,n the Naff,n.l
league ANA me Boston Rca SON FL me-
American. have respectively made he
best showing in their circuits with
the difference that inc American
league representative already weren't
the cop ana have maintained their po.
siton. Whlc the worlds champions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
INDIANS BEATEN
BY RED SOX BY
NARROW MARGIN
0nR One Run Is Scored To-
Game, but That Is Enough
to Give Victory to League
Leaders, Tigers Also Win

cleveland. Aug. 29-Boston made il
49, out 81 four from Cleveland to-
slr IN winning I to o The contest
~ pitching battle between KEEP
~ and Leonard Each allowed four
tlfs THE only run of the game was
seored N the fourth inning. Speaker
"a IN with an infield hit. but was
800 hv Hoblitzel, who advanced to
-econd on a pass to Lewis Gardner
soreed Lewis at second. but Chapman
'brev wide 60 first in trying for a dou-
sio play and Hobhtzel scored.
esoro. r. II. =.
risveland -. 600 600 000-0 q
poston ......... 600 100 OO0--1 o
Ratemes Klepfer and O'NeHE
I oonard and Carrigan
summary. Twu-base hit - Evans
noilblo MAYS - Barry 10 Hobltzel;
Wambsganss to Chapman to Kirke
pases on halls-Off Klepfer 2; Leon
srd g. struck out-By Klepfer. g.;
bv Leonard, 3 Umpires-Wallace and
connolly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30

Santa Pc. Aug 20 Au excursion
party Of South Carolina and Georgia
people on their way home from the
exposltIons arrived This morning at
1880 O'Clock seven hours late. and lcft
at q-25 m. Secretary George ".
Van Stone. Of the Chamber of Com
meree. and station Agent - s. Luiz.
10 The A o. & s. o. met them at 8
O'Clock this morning at the depot and
escorted them about town. showing
them The principal SIGHTS The mu-
soum WITS opened 8t O'Clock so thar
the visitors might take with them
memories OF the Palace Of the Gov
ernors and itg ari and archaeological
treasures The museum force had
put on corps OF special asHiflAHtHr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
LIVE STOCK SHOW
At ROSWELL WILL
Be FINEST EVE R

ESPECIAL coRetsposBsHcs TO MoHwNa JOURNAL
Roswell, N. NJ. Aug 30 Roswell
la 1914. surprised herself and the
state In the remarkably large collec-
ton of fine stock at her fair she
not only gathered up hundreds of
registered stock but ala not allow the
showing of stock on the grounds eX-
cept such as was registered ia AN her
breeding classes
The fair grounds. comprising 100
acres. are owned by the city and have
been well improved with dairy barns
horse barns, beef cattle barns ANA
cortals. % horticultural building art
and educational buildug poultry
building, large grandstand #ith lhe
fastest race track in the southwest,
box stalls for horses. hog stalls and
sheep pens, and with city Wator
electric lights and fine driveWays.
Many Important Events.
I'm connection with the fair there
are several events Of statewide inn
portancc. The New Mexico Bankers
association viii hold their couvcn-
ton Ina Roswell on Monday and Tues
day, October 4 and 8. ON the same
days the Roswell Gun club will hold
an Interstate iran shooting contest
This event ls of great interest 10 the
entire southwest, aud some of the fin
est shooting in The southwest has
pecn done at this place The fair
management Is offering hundred
dollars to anyone Who viii lower the
track record. which is POO. the lowest
ever made In the southwest, during
the fair week
The Peeos valley expects 10 make %
large exhibit az the state fair at AL
buQueraue. and The interest shown in
the state fair Is FAR beyond anything
Ia the past
Any reailed Information regarding
the Roswell exposition, including thc
premium List may be secured by writ
ing TO Austin - Grille, manager Ros-
well New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
russ cIARE cASSEiL

New York Aug, 29--Miss Glare
Cassel the New York girl who cree
ated a sensation last year by her ten-
mis- playing is baslIing again i'm the
lime-iight Since the 1915 season
opened Miss Cassel has won the New
Jersey state championship the Penn
sylvania state mixed doubles with
Wallace Johnson, the pelham invi-
tation doubles with Miss Molla Blur
stedt the Crescent Athletic club dou-
bes with Miss Marie Wagner, and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30

santa ne. Aug % Cerrillos beg the
first rural district ia New Mexico 10
purchase motion picture machine
for its schools Upon recommends
ton of the principal, Miss Bessie Wis
dom County school superintendent
John 81. Conway authorized the pur-
chase there being funds In hand for
that purpose Madrid viii likely fol-
low suit later this week Conway hay
ing started TODAY ON "trip TO san
Pedro and Madrid with the purpose
Of looking into the matter Santa
Cruz Is 20 follow suit ana within two
years superintendent Conwag expects
to see even the most remote and
poorest district equipped with a
patbescope 'fhe motion picture ma
chine De- 10 be a great aid of the
moonlight schools" which WIN bo
.naugurated In each district beginning
with Bachelor and Hyer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
ncIrnII Z. New York 4

Delroit. Aug. 29-Detroit won "a
sleepy game from New York here to-
AN 10 "A Wild throwing with men
I'M bases gave the Yankees three OF
tbeir talies. Bush got a home run
IN the second inning on a bali that
bounded over first base and then elut-
ed Cook
score. r. II. r.
New York -. .020 Gee OC2-4 2
Detroit .......l5O ice COX q
Batteries Shawkey- cole and Nuna-
maker. Dauss and Baker.
summary. Two-base hits - Craw-
for5 Nuuamaker. Dauss. Baker.
Three-base hit-Shawkey Home run
--Rush. Double play-Boone to Pipp.
Bases on balls-Off Shawkey . of
Dauss. 9; off Cole. 2. Struck out
IN Dauss. g. Umpires Loughlin
and Hildebrand.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
49, YEAR. OLD GIRL
WINS TW0-MILE SWIM
IN MISSISSIPPI RIVER

ST. Louis. Aug 29.-By swimming
two miles with the current Of Ihe Mise
sisslppi river in 10 minutes j5 sec
onds mere. Grace Stewart l6-year-
old sehool girl today lowered by
twelve minutes the previous record
for the course and won the fourth au-
nual twO-mile swim for women con-
Quoted by the Western Rowing club,
under the auspices Of the Amateur
Athletic union Each of the fifteen
other women who finished ia The race
eclipsed the old record Of thirW-two
minutes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
Mnxallnrllle for 1lpcrs.

Dallas. Tex, Aug ~ The Detroit
baseball team of the American league
has signed contract 10 trnin next
year at WaXahachie. Tex u was an
nounccd here tonight w Mike Finn,
the TIGER scout
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30

other events of lesser note. She and
Percy Scverd were runners mp In the
national clay court mixed doubles al
Pittsburgh, losing to Mrs. George
Wiehtman and Harry c. Johnson
Miss Cassel learned the net game from
n professional named Fleming at
the Queens club In London. and has
played in England Belgium, Ger
many France, switzerland Sweden
and Italy. Her style is similar TO
the foreign players,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
Western League.

Denver 100. sioux CITY G-6.
Topeka $50. pes Moines "a
Lincoln SO Omaha 30
Wichita Sill So Joseph 2-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30

ST. Louis. Aug. 29.-Williams' wild
throw was responsible for the two
runs which gave St Louis a victory
over washington in the last game of
~ series here. today . to john
Son had but one bad inning, the sec
ond when the locals made four Of
their seven hits
score r. H. E.
washington 100 600 COO 6
81 Louis 1920 600 00x--2 2
Batteries Johnson and Williams
sisler and Severoid.
Summary Double plays-Lavan to
Howard %: Seyeroid to Austin.
Rases on halls-Off Sisler 2. Struck
out-By Johnson 6; by ssler, 3