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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-05-19
Sayner News.

The opening of the Plum Lake pa
vilion was attended by large crowd
considering the bad weather Fifteen
cars from Eagle River, Minocqua,
Woodruff. Arbor Vitae, and Farming
ton brought people to the new pavil-
ion where all enjoyed themselves.
Peter James, the Golf professional
from Chicago arrived Saturday. He
is preparing the grounds for the open
ing June 15.
Mrs. Stoddard arrived from Wau-
sau Friday to visit the Mike Froelch
home.
Emeron FrOelich bought Ford car
at Eagle River and drove home accom-
panied by Mike and Joe Froelich and
Joe Denk.
There will be dance given at the
Warner summer resort Friday May Fl
in honor of Miss Florence Cook as the
above date will be the closing day of
school.
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A Serious Question.

Under our state highway law
the state is supposed to pay as
much toward the estate highways
as do towns raise, the counties
doing likewise. This year the
towns have appropriated a total
of more than a million and halt.
while the state appropriation is
only 81. 100000. Thus it APP
pears that the towns will get
about three hundred thousand
dollars less than they desire.
The question is: should the
towns be- compelled to take
$500. 900 less than they desire or
should state fnnd be increased?
1t would seem that in the aggre-
gate the towns of the state ought
to control-for on the whole they
are the state Their combined
statement is the only expression
of opinion it is possible to have
in this matter.
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Watersmeet News.

MISS Adds Turney returned home
Tuesday after visiting relatives at An
tigc
Mrs. A. Moore returned home from
Amigo Tuesday.
j. A. Pennington went to Elcho
Wednesday on business.
Miss Rlanch Grant returned home
Wednesday after teaching the past
year at Thousand Islands
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Weedman of Mil
waukee are visiting her parents, Mrs.
j, Mcdonald
Mr.. and Mrs. Loveless of Thousand
Islands were visitors here last week
Mr.. Fuller of Chicago arrived here
Thursday to enjoy months outing,
Mrs. Geo. Nugent of lronwood
spent few days here last week.
Miss Flora Vantwood returned from
Green Bay Monday after couple
days visit.
Mrs. Steve McKinnon spent Sunday
with relatives at Amigo
Geo. Miller returned home Monday
after taking medical treatment at An
tigo.
Geo. Dellis was Three Lakes vsi-
for Monday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-05-19

FRED MELOY.
Supervisor.
On motion resolution No. was
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-05-19

kamke, Emmons. Rackstrom Mo
ov, Mack, Gabe, Bent. Sandbeck O..
win, Saltenberger and Pinch.
PRINTING AND STATIONERY
Emmons, Erwin, Sandbeck and Bent
A request being made to the board
TO use a part of the court house
grounds as tennis court, agreeing to
not lnJuie the grounds or trees. The
request was granted.
On motion the board took a recess
until 1870 O'Clock p. M.
Ihe county board met at 80 D, m.
and were called to order by the chair
man Chas. H. Kamke. All members
were present.
On motion VIM. Saltenberger was
elected as Purchasing Agent for the
county for the ensuing year.
On motion the county clerk was
authorized and directed to have 200
Villas county Directories printed for
distribution.
Application of Daniel Graham
MAY 9Th 1915.
10 the Hon County Board of Super
visors of Villas county, Wisconsin.
Gentlemen:
[ respectfully make application for
the position of clerk for the County
Highway Commissioner of Villas coun-
ty, and request your support for this
office Respectfully.
DANIEL GRAHAM.
On motion Daniel Graham was ap-
pointed as clerk for the county high
way commissioners office for term
not to exceed months and at a sal
airy not to exceed $50 90 per month.
On motion the county board took
recess until Friday May 9TH, at leo
O'Clock p. m.
Eagle River May 9TH 1915.
The county board met at 100
O'Clock p. M, and were called to order
by the chairman Chas. H. Kamke. All
members were present except super
visors Gabe and Pinch.
Resolution No.
Resolution No. 6 offered by supervis-
or Fred Meioy.
Resolved by the county board of
supervisors or Was county that there
is hereby transferred from the Gener-
al Highway Fund the sum of eight
hundred and three dollars ($8030O)
and the same placed in the Woodruff
to Winchester Highway fund, the said
sum to be returned to the aforesaid
fund at the time the next apportion-
ment of highway money is made, pro-
vided that if the General Highway
fund is depleted at any time before
the next collection tax levy and money
is needed to be expended from that
fund then in that event C.. A. Back
strom, chairman of tie town of
Presque Isle, will arrange for the re-
payment of said sum to such fund at
that time.
Dated May 9TH 1918,
FRED MELOY.
Supervisor.
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Powell News.

F. G. Sherman has been assessing
in the neighborhood of the Manito-
wish lakes the past week.
The bridge at Spider IS now being
completed. 1t will be ready for use
the last of June.
DR.. Pinch was Spider Lake visitor
last week.
q. w. Lewis has returned to his
home at Star Lake where he expects
to spend the summer.
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On molten the bills for mileage and
per diem were allowed and the chair
man of this board and the county
clerk were authorized to issue county
orders for the same.
On motion the county board ad-
Journed to the call of the county clerk.
Dated this 7th day of May 1915.
W. A. BRADFORD, County Clerk.
Villas County, Wisconsin.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-05-19
Eagle River, Wis, May 9TH, 1915.

Wis., May 7th 1915.
board of supervisors Villas county Wisconsin
whom referred sundry claims
examined No
allowed dsaowed
of for all
wed. after the of five days from date
Da 9TH day of May, 1915.
ChasA Supervisor Chas 81 Erwin supervisor
Chas. supervisor Fred Meloy
Pet Sandbec N M. Emmons
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u previous meeting read
the county board took a
T5O P. m.
! board met at 1870 p. IN.
fed to order by the chair
|EmmOnS. All mem bers
then proceeded to the
chairman for the ensuing
made, seconded and car
hrSt ballot be informal,
appointed as tellers, su-
W. Pinch and Peter San l.
u Of the first ballot was
ChaS H. Kamke 6 votes
mmOns ) votes.
the informal ballot was
nal and c. H. Kamke de-
ed as chairman of the
III OF supervisors TO" the
II.
\ Of the reapportionment
h'ages Of taxes for the diff
| were then taken up by
pa discussed. On motion
l0ard took a recess until
y 9TH at $50 o'clock a. m
1, May 9Th 1915.
BOARD met at $50 O'Clock
H. SEe called to order by the
II hamke. All mem bers
ssO.ution No. l
70. l offered by supervis-
- =,
i2 . f. Lyons, mem Der
. lax Commission, at the
nearing of the commits
>. court house in the village
~ on the 4th day of May,
~ the members of the
= =. OIL supervisors of Villas
!, .le hearing of said COM
: ~ n oe adjourned until the
F, wa. way 1915, at Madison,
>, anu q view to giving the
.es, opportunity to adjust
". W, Of the members of the
.Sl'a to the county appor-
I :, 'ae year 1914, and;
,,5;, y the feeling of the
.e ,I,s BOARD that the e1pens-
!, ,'' a. which will ac-
,o, ,0Sa:PPortionment by the
,i.a' u'SsIon should be avoid.
.''' to harmony.
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of
this board and the county clerk auth
all allowed after the
niraton of five date
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4 each of you; notice is
sPn tnat pursuant to a re-
kDecial meeting OF the cOun-
I5ned BY a majority OF the
i said board, there will be
Getting held at the county
4 al the court house in the
hale River, on the 9th day
/ at 800 O'Clock P. M, for
/ of organizing the board
|Iting the several commit
any other business that
EIy come before said board.
10Th day Of April 1915.
W. A. BRADFORD,
County clerk.
|g.e River May 9Th, 1915.
/ to the above request. and
kecial meeting of the county
|pervisors Of Villas county.
board met in special ses-
county clerks office at the
BE in the village of Eagle
ths 9Th day of May 1915, at
/ pm, and were called to
be chairman n. NJ. Emmons.
loving named members an
the roll call:
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Committee's
ILLEGAL TAXES
Meloy, Sandbeck and Mack
PUBLIC PROPERTY
Pinch. Emmons and Erwin.
COUNTY Poor
Gabe. Sandbeck, Emmons ana BENT
GENERAL CLAIMS
Kamke. Emmons, Backstrom, Plncn'
Mack Gabe. Meloy, Bent, Saltenberg-
er. Sandbeck and Erwin.
COUNTY ROADS BRIDES
Backstrom. Melov Bent, Salten-
berger and Pinch.
AppoRr1oNMENr. EoLToN s. TAXATION
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Federal League,
American Association.

were ordered off the field by Umpire
O'Brien and fined $40 for Quarreling.
Cy F'orSythe was the star of the day,
making eight hits ont of nine trips to
the bat.
First game-Score: r. II. E
Omaha 0 2 Ill IL 8
WITCH. 20 0 0 0 0 0 O. 6 2
Batteries: Blodgett and Kruger;
Hendee and Griffith.
Summary: Three base hit-Thoma-
son. Two base hits-Forsythe =,
Whalen, Hendee, Fox Stolen bases
Whalen, Blanche. Sacrifice hits
Blancke, Krug. Left on bases
Wichita, 4 Omaha, z. Struck out
By Blodgett, 1 by Hendee. 1. Bases
on balls-Off Blodgett, 1; off Hendee,
5. Hit batsman-By Hendee (Smith)
Time-1:55. Umpire-O Brien.
Second game-Score: r. II. Z.
Omaha % 0 0 0 - II 1
WITCH 20 0 0 90 O-1 2
Batteries: North and Kruger:
Southern and White.
Summary: Three base hit-F'or
sythe. Two base hits-Forsythe,
Schliebner, Breen, Smith, Britton, Pat
terson. Stolen bases-Krueger 2,
F'orsythe, Whalen, Watson. Sacrifice
hits-Thomason, Whalen, Schliebner.
Double plays-Forsythe to Schliebner:
Forsythe to Whalen. Left on bases
Omaha, 10; Wichita, Z. Struck out
By North, 5; by Southern, ,. Wild
pitch-Southern Hit by pitcher-By
Southern, (Forsythe, Smith). Time
las. Umpire-O'Brien.
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.EvERS ON CARPET
Charges Made by Braves Cap
tain To Be Investigated.
He Said National League Race
Was "FiXed."

New York, July 16-An assertion
alleged to have been made by Cap
tain Evers, of the Boston Braves, dur
ing the progress of Tuesdays game,
reflecting upon the integrity of organ
lied baseball, is to be investigated by
President John K. Tener, of the Ma
tional league. 1t was announced from
President Tener's office that he would
go to Boston to investigate the charge.
John A. Heydler, secretary of the
league, will accompany him.
The Braves captain, taking excep-
ton to a decision by Umpire Rigler,
who declared Bescher safe at the
plate on close play, was quoted in a
newspaper as having shouted:
They're trying to get the crowds
out; they've ordered a close race;
leave them alone, boys, they're only
following Instructions
because his remarks had been inter
preted as a claim that the National
league race was fixed He said:
EverS Denies 1t.
Ct claim no such thing. I've been
in baseball long enough to know bet
ter. To be sure, I might say anything
on the ball field. When an umpire
hands you one like Rigler did at the
home plate what you say will invar-
iably be the result of hard feeling at
the time. Nobody living could fix a
race like the one in the National
league just now
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SAVACES WON ONE
They ROmp Away With Last
Sioux City Game.
Bill Fisher, New First Baseman,
in the Lineup.

Sioux City, Ia, July 16.-The Tope-
ka Savages won the last game OF their
series here Thursday afternoon by the
score of II to 5 in eight innings A
drizzling rain marred the game and
forced the umpires to call it at the
close of the eighth frame. But the
Savages proved themselves better
rainy day players tLan the Champions.
Bill Fisher, the new first baseman,
signed after Mayer had been recalled
to Kansas City, played his first game
with the Savages, getting one hit out
of five times at bat and making eleven
putouts and one assist without an
error.
Both teams began scoring in the
first inning. The Savages took the
batsman of the afternoon, led off with
a single, was sacrificed to second by
Bostick and scored on DelFs double.
CIunn Hit Hard.
The Sioux landed hard on Lefty
Clunn in their half of the first and
made three runs on singles, a triple,
double and a sacrifice. Clunn was re
1ieved in the second session by LakaH
who held the Indians scoreIess Tor the
remainder of the game and allowed
only hits.
In the third inning the Savages
made four runs. Cochran and Bostick
singled, Fisher attempted to sacrlflce
but forced Cochran at third, Den
doubled scoring Bostick, Jackson sin
gled scoring Fisher and Dell, and Lat
timore singled scoring Jackson.
In the fifth Jackson and baltimore
added two more and in the seventh
baltimore added another. The eighth
was another fourSome for the visitors.
Cochran doubled, Bostick was hit with
a pitched ball and both runners ad-
vanced on wild pitch. Then a dou-
BILE steal was effected, Cochran going
home and Bostick was safe at first.
Fisher flew out and Dell singled.
Jackson forced Dell at second and
then stole one. baltimore singled,
scoring Bostick and Jackson. Latti
more then went to third on Rapps'
single and another double steal pro-
duced the last run The score:
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WIN CRooUET CHAMPIONSHIP.
Chesney Park Takes Highest Honors
in Playground Tournament.


| In the playground croquet tourna
ment held at City park Thursda,
afternoon the Chesney park player.
won over all other contestants will
ease, making seven more points thar
the Westlawn players, their closes
rivals.
The players were classified accord.
ing to weight, four classes being al.
lowed the boys and three to the girls
The following were the results of the
class contests:
Boys unlimited weight class
Noble, Chesney. won; Barrett, City
park, second; Drenan,, Quincy, third
One hundred and twenty pound
class-Henry Dillon, Chesney. won;
Hugh Larimer. Westlawn second
Hugo cambridge, Washington. third
One hundred pound class-Lloyd
Borden, East Side. won; George Bruce
Westlawn. second; r. Higgs. Quincy
third.
Eighty-five pound class-Bud Turn
er. Polk, won; Robert Stone West
lawn, second; Orville, Diffenderfer
Quincy. third.
Girls unlimited class-E $ p e y
Swartz. Westlawn, won: Maxine
Mitchell. Chesney, second; Isabel
Crawford, Polk, third.
One hundred and ten pound class
Patricia Evans, Chesney, won; Ina
Grant. Washington. second; Reva
Tucker, Parkdale. third.
Eightyfive pound class - Cecile
Critics. Quincy. won; Murie1 Lyman,
Chesney. second; Juanita Armstrong,
City park, third.
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BASEBALL TO-DAY.
Western League.

Western League
Lincoln at st. Joseph, cloudy.
Denver at Des Moines, cloudy
Wichita at Sioux City, clear
Topeka at Omaha, clear, > .. m
National League.
st. Louis at Philadelphia. cloudy.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, cloudy
Chicago at New York. cloudy.
Pittsburg at Boston, cloudy.
American League.
New York at Detroit, 9, rain.
Boston at Cleveland. cloudy.
Philadelphia at Chicago. cloudy, 8
p. m
Washington at St Louis. clear, 9
p. m.
Federal League.
Chicago at st. Louis, clear
Buffalo at Pittsburg, cloudy.
No others scheduled.
American Association.
Cleveland at st. Paul, cloudy. p. ru.
Louisville at Kansas City, cloudy.
Columbus at Minneapolis, cloudy.
3 p. m
indianapolis at Milwaukee. clear,
D. ~
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LAD is GOLF PHENOM.

Lawrence, Kan. July ia
young golf phenomenon has
been discovered in the per-
son of Gordon Gustafson, the
year old SON of Broer Gustafson-
While tx latter was engaged in a
golf match at the Country club this
week his son picked up a club and
followed him around the course,
also playing golf While Mr.. Gus
tafson made the course in 10 his
son made it in 107.
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sPIECE Is CHAMPION.
Oklahoma Tennis Players Wins Hon.
ors at Wichita Tournament.

Wichita. Kan, July 16--By play
ing a fast smashing game, Charles
Spiece. of Kingfisher, Okla. won the
tennis championship of Kansas and
Oklahoma here Thursday. Spiece
was opposed by w. s. Petit. of
Neodesha, Kan, but the excessive
heat and the quick and accurate re-
turns by Spiece defeated the Gas Belt
champion.
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with the raising or the flag emble-
matte of the Chicago baseball cham
pionship. Soldiers from Fort Sheri-
dan and two brass bands participated
in the ceremonies
Walsh. who has not been started in
a game in more than a year, was to
oppose the Philadelphia Americans.
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The FIrst Ninnesota Bout.

Duluth. Mimi. July 16.-Ad VOL
CAST will meet Joe yelling, the Chi
cago lightweight, in the opening bout
here. under the new Minnesota box
ing law, August 6. Signed articles
were received today from Wolgast-
yelling agreed to come some time
ago. The bout will be ten rounds at
133 pounds at o'clock.
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them. The defense of the Kansas City
club is that the players did not de-
liver as required under the contracts,
and reports indicate that the whole
American Association welcomes the
test that will be made. The surpris-
ing thing is that the Federals have
not jumped in and offered to take
the two players in out of the wet.
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WesterziI to St. Louis Feds.

Chicago, Ill, July 16.-Tex Wester-
I'll, whom the Chicago FederaIs OBJ
tanned from Brooklyn and later re-
leased, has been signed by the St
Louis Federals, it was announced to-
day. He will replace Third Baseman
Deal of the st. Louis club. who is i'll
with typhoid fever
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Silver for Ed walsh.

Chicago. Ill, July ia chest of
silver and a silver loving cup were
among the gifts to be presented to
Big Ed Walsh, the veteran pitcher Of
the Chicago Americans. who was
slated to make his comeback appear
ance today
The occasion was to be celebrated
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Emporia, Kan, July 16.-It is esti-
mated that fifty men and women are
engaged in the tennis tournaments al
the Normal, which are now in prog
ress. Tournaments in singles are go
ing on this week, and next week,
doubles for men and women separate
ly, and mixed, will be played.
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Scaled at end of eighth: rain.
~"Batted for CIunn in second.
- Score by innings: R
Summary: Two base hif It's Del " (2i,
Hensling. DAYS.. Cochran. Three base hit
Cochran. Stolen bases-Davidson Jack
son, baltimore 90, Cochran. Rapps. Dou-
BILE play.-Fisher (unassisted). .Hits-Off
Lakaff. ?; off Boothby, s. Struck out
Wild pitches-Boothby j2)' Hit BY pitcher
By Boothby (Bostick)- Time-2:OO. I'm
Denver, O-1O; st. Joe, 81.
st. Joseph, Mo-, July 16.-In the
first game of Thursdays double head
er. between Denver and st. Joseph,
Vance held the visitors to two hits and
to 0. In the second game Denver
won, 10 to 1, by hitting three ST. Jo-
seph pitchers hard.
First game-Score: r. H. E
Denver % 0 0 0 90 > o
St. Joe % l o 2 - 1
Batteries: Cantwen and Spahr;
Vance and Bliss.
Summary: Two base hft-GroeIing
Sacrifice hit-Nicholson. Double play
-koehler to Williams. Struck out
BY Vance. IA: by Cantwell, ,. Bases
on balls-Off Cantwell, 1: off Vance,
4. Hit batsman-By Cantwen, I. wild
Denver. 6; St Joseph, 3. Earned runs
st. Joseph, 3. Time-1:45. UNI
pire-Mullen.
Second game-Score: r. H. z.
R St Goe S-lGG ! 3
Batteries: Harrington and Spahr;
Flanagan, Wideman, Wiley and
Moore.
Summary:Two base hits-Harring-
ton, Koehler. Shields. Sacrifice hits
Miller, Coffey. Sacrifice fly--Gallo-
way. Double plays-Watson to
Moore; Spencer to Shields. Stolen
Dor
Mitchell. Shields. Struck outHBy
Flanagan, /; by Wideman, 1; by Wiley,
?; by Harrington, s. Bases on balls
Off Flanagan: 4: off Widenan. .; off
Wiley. ,; off Harrington, g. Hits
Off Flanagan, 3 in L 1-3 innings; off
Wideman, in "a innings. Passed
ball-Moore. Left on bases-Denver.
8; st. Joseph. 7. Earned runs--Den-
len.
Lincoln, 6: Des Moines. 1.
Des Moines, Ia, July 16.-With
Dawson pitching invincible ball, Des
after Lincoln scored three runs in the
first inning. The score: r. H E
Lincoln 3 o O-s 10
Des NJ % o o o o O-I /
dervelde and Breen.
Summary: Home run-BiIls. Three
base hit-Wolfe. Two base hits
Wolfe, williams, Daley. Sacrifices hits
Wolfe 2, McGaffigan. Morse, Lloyd
Left on bases-Lincoln, 9; Des Moines.
A. Struck out-By Vandervelde, 6; by
Dawson, 5. Bases on balls-Off Van
dervelde, 2: off Dawson, 1. Double
Disqualification to Williams. Passed
balls-Breen, 3 Time-1:SS. Umpire
Van Sycl1le-
Omaha, III: Wichita, St.
Omaha, Neb., July 16.-Omaha won
both ends of a double header Thurs
day In the first game Breen. of
Omaha, and Patterson. of Wichita,
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NfckaIIs To Be a Soldier,

Philadelphia, Pa, July 16.-Vivian
Nickalls, coach of the University of
Pennsylvania rowing crews. Thursday
afternoon announced that he had re-
signed in order to join the British
army
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At st. Louis-First game: R H Z
washington .......-..-.
Batteries: EngeI. Hopper, Ayres
and Henry Williams; Sisler and Ag-
Summary: Two base hits-Foster,
Pratt; (2S; Lava IN Three base hit hit. -
Ter, l. Struck out-By Engel, ,; by
Ayres. >; by Sisler, 4. Umpires- Evans
and Chill.
Second game-Score: RH E
Batteries: shaw and Henry; Ham
ilton, James and Agnew.
Summary: Two base hits-sh "a
bases-Howard, Pratt Bases on balls
off Shaw, 8; off Hamilton. .: off
James, 1. Struck out-By Shaw. s.;
by Hamilton, s. by James, l. I'm
At Cleveland-Score: r H E
61seoh. = .-'-'- ~
oiT Batteries: shore and cadv: II Gal
german and O'Neill.
Summary: Two base hit-Gardner.
Stolen base-Graney- Bases on balls
Off Hagerman, 1; off Shore, ,. Struck
Out-By Hagerman, 3; by Shore, >.
Umpires-Nallin and Dineen.
At Chica go-Score: P II. E.
Philadelphia ......5 IL 0
Chicago ... 5
Batteries: Bressler and Lapp; CT
cote, WoIfgarg and Schalk.
Summary: Two base hitS--Schang,
McInnis. Three base hit-Wea yer.
Stolen bases-Strunk, Schang. Bases
on balls-Off Cicotte, 2 off Bressler,
s; off Wolfgang. l. Umpires-CCn-
molly and Wallace.
New York at Detroit-Game post
poned; rain.