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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-16
BURNnNG. AwIDENT.

Abonk o'clock yesterday afternoon a little girl named Moulton, about 5 years old. residing in Howe's block, Eastern District, was very badly burned by the explosion of a lamp with which she was playing
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-16

Loy Haley, a negro, who on satur- day shot and klled Roy Lester, a young planter, Twas taken by a mob from Sheriff Boyett, and 1ynched in the woods between Hope and Louis ville,- Ark.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-16
BURGflARK TN WEsrPORT-

The house. of l11yron L. Mason. Esq. was entered by a. burglar a nigkt or two since, and robbed of clothes and other articles to the amount of one or two hundned dollars. MT Mason, being absent Mrs. Mason was awak~ ened by the noise of their noyem ents and seeing their light, she compre- hended at once the character of the nocturnal visitors, and gave the alarm. The fellows then started for the door, with what booty they had. and made good they escape No trace of the robbers has yet been dis covered
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-16
F1F1Y YEARS AGO
Nr:xF BI4A AG9KsDnTHTNG FIRN

Hueh Dunn and Thomas Mooney have taken the old shop formerly cvvnedA and occupied by BarHllia Banls Bon Beaver street, between Middle and Main, and VIII carry on all sorts of work, including black smith, skziK, iron work, and wagon re- pairing sThey are good Workmen, and will sdoazbtIess receive a fair share of public paEenage-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-16

The will of Mary Pieton S. Ham mond, of Bernardsv1l1e, N. J., who lost her life on the Lusitania, was filed for probate at Somervi1le, N. J. It dis poses of an estate of about $1 GOO, GOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
Believe Plot Exists
to Blow Up K. G. and
Omaha Cudahy Plants

KANSAS CITY. April ia man who
officers said was carrying four sticks Of
dynamite wrapped in a package. and sew
eral feet of fuse with a dynamite cap
attached. was arrested tonight by detect
ives In Kansas City. Kan, as he was en-
tering the grounds of the Cudahy Packing
company. a portion of whose plant was
wrecked by mysterious explosions last
Sunday night. The man gave the name
OF John Mulvahill. Two companion ar
rested with him gave names OF Max N.
Barren and r. e. Comfy.
All deny that they had any intention OF
setting an explosion or that they knew
anything of the explosion last Saturday
night. According to the police. Mulva-
hill, who was en- employee OF the packing
company. has been under surveillance
since last Monday.
Chief OF Detectives Fleming declared
in statement that he had learned today
the engineer room of the Cudahy plant
was to be wrecked tonight Mulvahfl
was questioned for several hours tonight.
A. L. Berger. an attorney for the Cidahy
company. in a statement issued later, said
the company officials believed a plot
existed to destroy the Kansas City and
the South Omaha plants and to kill some
OF the officials. I'VE expect other ar
rests to follow" he said.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
GERMANS LOSE Big
FIGHT IN HUNGARY
Picked Army Attacks Russian,
Marching on BereE and is De-
feated After Long Battle.
AUSTRIAN DIVISION WIPED OUT

GENEVA, Switzerland, April 49,
(Via Paris. THE Tribune publishes
a dispatch from Unvgar, in north.
eastern Hungary, saying a great bat!
tie has been fought between the Stry
and the valley of the Ondava. A
German army composed of picked
men attacked the Russians marching
on Bereg. After thirty-two hours OF
severe fighting the Russians repulsed
the Germans and captured a quantity
OF arms and ammunition.
Another dispatch received here from
Vienna says sixty-ffve Austrian Officers
have been disciplined for negligence
which resulted i'm the the humiliation of
division of reserves near Bereg and
the Austrian defeat in the Sarao region.
The announcement also 10 made in
Geneva That Austrian troops from the
Serbian frontier are being sent to the
Trentino and that a number OF them al
ready have passed through Salisbury.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
Girls Body Found
Near Trysting Spot;
Alleged Lover Held

NEW YORK. April 1S-New York's
latest murder mystery assumed new
angles today after the police had estab-
hshed to their apparent satisfaction the
identity of the victim as Miss Claudia
Hansbury OF Lansingburg. N. T., arrested
Raffaele Viullo. well-to-do contractor
and charged him with homicide. The new
element was the discovery, in Troy, N. Y,
Of Mrs. william II. Burk. who formerly
was Miss Claudia Hansbury. and who
enormously had been reported missing.
The spot where the sfain girls body
was found. in a vacant lot OF the AStor
estate in the Bronx. was her trystinR
place, according to John F. McKenna,
Waterman on the estate. AcKenna told
detectives that he had seen a girl and
man near the spot on several occasions.
The girl he identified as the one whose
body lies In the morgus; the man as
Niuilo
Viullo whose fountain pen. the police
assert, was found near the body stoutly
refuted after many hours OF cross-eX-
animation, the accusation that he had
caused the girls death.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
New. Note. a, H..,,,3,.

HASTINGS. Neb.. April 1S-(SpeciaL)-
Mayor Madgett, who was inaugurated
Tuesday night. has issued a warning that
all laws will be strictly enforced and that
persons who cannot obey them to the
letter had better be moving at once.
Major Crosson OF the Nebraska Ma
tional Guard, has been appointed chief
Of police. succeeding George Harm, for
several years the leading home run hitter
In the State base bali league. Charles E.
Bruckman is the new city attorney.
The Chamber of Commerce has begun
preparations for an old-fashioned Fourth
Of July celebration and fall festival in
Hastings this year. Hastings was the first
city in the state TO hold a fall festival.
None was held last year, but this year
event win be bigger than ever
Action on the application for saloon
licenses was deferred by the city coun-
ell Tuesday night. It is reported that
circumstances may be failed against
number of the applications. A new
license has been granted to the Hastings
Brewing company for the year beginning
NAV l.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
BACK WYOMING QUARANTINE
Stock Growers Decide Action to
Guard Against Foot and Mouth
Disease Proper.
SOUTH OMAHANs TO CASPER

DOUGLAS. wyo.. April is-(speeial
Telegram THE closing session OF the
Wyoming Stock Growers association
was held this afternoon. The old off,
GERS were reelected and Thermopolis
was chosen for the next meeting.
The quarantine established by Governor
Kendrick was endorsed. and II was rec
that the regulations be strictly
enforced and no special privileges
granted while there was a possible chance
for the disease TO be brought into the
state.
The stoclSmen today llstende TO ad-
dresses BY General Freight Agent Miller
OF the Northwestern. State Veterinarian
Davis and former Governor Carey. To-
night at the Hotel Labonte they were
rendered a banquet by the citizens OF
Douglas. and the late trains carried most
of them away.
Tho Omaha delegation left this after
noon for Casper. with the exception OF
Secretary Stryksr. VINO spoke az the ban
quet tonight for South Omaha The
Omaha men are pleased with their trip
and declare this the best convention they
ever attended The weather has been
ideal the attendance OF stookmen has
been large and the entertainment offered
by Douglas all that could be desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
ATHLETIC NOTES FROM
PERU STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

PERU. Neb.. April is.--(speciaI)- Tho
athletic grounds ~ the state Normal
school have been drained and five
foot tunnel II to be placed on one side
to carry off the flood waters. Stone seats
are 10 be provided TO seat 1000
Coach johnson announces the follow
Ing schedule for base ball;
cotner at Peru, April "a
poane at Peru, Arrll -
and ~.
Wesleyan AZ Peru June l.
Peru ~ Crete May "
Peru at cotner. May L..
Peru at Wesleyan. May a.
Aoeeptaness are being received for the
Invitation meet to be held at Peru May
:. Gold silver and bronze medals will
be given for places in each event Al
ready a number ~ contestants have sg-
nified their intention OF competing.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
Neu. Note. of ne.hIar.

DESHLER. Neb. April 16-CSpecial.)-
II. NJ. Harms. secretary OF the comner-
cisl club. and C. z. Bauer. one Of the
directors. will attend the meeting of the
Commercial Club Secretaries OF Ne,
brasks, to be held in lincoln May o and G.
Il. L. Graham has been reelected prin-
opal and Miss josephine HeTney teacher
OF the primary department Of the DeSh-
Ter public schools.
An auto polo company will put on an
exhibition at the Thayer county fair
grounds at Deshler May &
Deshlsr village officials have received
word nom Attorney General Reed that
where . town has voted on the question
of Sunday ball q Is not necessary TO vote
on the question again until the people re-
qrest II. The special election 70 hAvs
been held April 30 will not be held
Farmers m the vicinity Of Deshler were
entertained at a set-toeether meeting held
in the school house Tuesday evening un-
der the auspices OF the Commercial club.
The county fair was discussed by Albert
CAuEhsy. and the financial condition OF
the road districts VAS presented by c. L.
Richards. county attorney. Refreshments
wers served.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
TOWN OF WOODRUFF
PARTLY SUBMERGED
Dam Down Valley Breaks After the
Streets Were Flooded to Depth
Of Three Feet.
NO FURTHER LOSS OF LIFE

HOLBROOK, Ariz.. April 16.-The
flood which swept away the reservoir
dams at Lyman and Hunt and sub
merged parts of st. Johns yesterday
had inundated today the town of
Woodruff, twelve miles southeast of
here. Water, diverted from tho
overlooked Little Colorado river. sub
merged part OF the streets to depth
of three feet before the Woodruff
dam burst and relieved the pressure.
Flee 90 High Ground.
Meantime all the people OF the town
had reached high ground and there were
no fatalities TO add to the list of eight
lives lost by the breaking OF the Lyman
dam Wednesday night.
The Little Colorado was out of its
banks at this point early today and ris-
ing steadily. Every precaution had been
taken, however. and no material damage
was expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
HARD BLOW FOR PRICE FTXER
jourt of Appeals Holds Kellogg Con-
tracts Violate Sherman Act
and Common Law.
PATENT DOES NOT PROTECT PLAN

DETROIT. April 1s.-In denying a mo-
ton filed by the Kellogg Toasted Corn
Flakes company against the government
petition for an injunction to restrain the
company from fixing the resale price OF
its product the United States circuit
court Of appeals in a decision filed yes
terday in the district court, ruled that
the owners OF a patented cartoon cannot
dictate the selling price OF the goods
which the cartoon contains. The govern
ments petition filed In December, 1872,
attacked the selling plan of the de-
PENDANT company, stating that It speci-
fled the price which the jo6bers the
wholesaler and the retailer should charge
for its product.
In its motion 20 dismiss the govern
ments petition, the Kellogg company
commended that its ownership OF a patent
on the cartoon in which its product was
marketed gave 1t the right 70 fix the
price OF the product. In its decision the
court OF appeals says:
The manufacturer sells at uniform
price Of $50 per case, exacting from the
Jobber an agreement to charge the r.
taller specified price, the jo5beTs de-
tauit in this agreement authorizing the
manufacture to refuse to deal further
with him. This provision has been
strictly enforced by the defendants, who
refuse TO continue dealings with any
jobbers who fail to maintain prices SO
fixed.
The broad questions presented are: r.
whether manufacturer in connection
with an absolute sale of its product to a
Joooer may lawfully control the price at
which the complete package shall be re-
sold by the tobber or by the retailer who
buys from the jobber and ca whether the
selling plan in question is an unlawful
restraint or monopoly. actual or at
tempted.
The general rule is well settled that a
system OF contracts between manufac-
turers, jobbers and retailers by which
the Manufacturer attempts to control
the price for all sales by all dealers at
Wholesale or retail. whether purchasers
or subpurchasers. eliminating all COM
petition and fixing the amount which the
consumer shall pa~ amounts TO restraint
OF trade, and is Invalid both at common
law and so far as il effects interstate
commerce under the Sherman antitrust
law.
1T seems entirely clear that the de-
PENDANTS selling plan here in question
goes beyond any protection afforded by
the patent on the cartoon and IL in its
essential principles violative Of the sher-
man act"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
SOUTH OMAHA TEACHERS
PAY A VISIT TO OMAHA

Fifteen teachers Of the South Omaha
RIgh school yesterday visited Omaha and
took a fleeting glance of the city. They
went 20 Fontenelle park and enjoyed a
''weineT roast" cooking their repNst on
the public rooster which is provided by
the park authorities.
Dick Burneil. supervisor OF the play
grounds. found some wood for the teach
ers and helped them make a fire. which
pleased the pedAgogusa
Fontenelle park Is already q popular
place for the Riddles and even the older
people Both base ball diamonds are being
patroniEed and the new play apparatus
Is appreciated by hundreds OF boys and
girls.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
WHALES TRIM PITTSBURGH
Good Work in Ninth Gives Chicago
Deciding Tally and the
Game.
YIELDING on BOTH SIDES FAST

CHICAGO. April IA timely single In
the ninth By Hanford. pinch hitting for
Prendergast gave Chicago the deciding
tally and TO victory over Pittsburgh
today after the visitors. on Konetehy's
single and Yerkeg triple had tied the
score IN their half OF the inning Both
Roggs and Prendergast were in good form
and the fielding Of both sides was fast
Sespite the cold weather Score: RH,E.
Pittsburgh ..........0OI10 i001-3 2
Chicago ........-.....0 o0S0OOo1-4 s o
Batteries: Pittsburgh, RogRe and Berry:
Chicago. PrenderEast and Fischer.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
Horse Racing Was
Prosperous in 1914

A copy OF the new winraee and
eligibility book Of the National Trotting
association issued for the season OF 1918.
has been received by The Bee. II con-
tsins summaries OF Loo meetings In
which trotting and pacing horses com
peted during 1914 and the names OF all
living horses with records that have
raced since 1911 together with the classes
TO which they are eligible under the
sliding scale rule now in operation.
Harness racing had one OF the most
prosperous wears in its history in 1914
and was almost the only sport which did
not suffer on account OF depressed In
duatrisi conditions.
In accordance with these conditions the
1915 eligibility book IL greatly improved
over it's 1914 predecessor.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
When Glands Swell
Blood Needs Attention
Even a Sweat Gland May
Result in Severe
Consequence.

In our intricate body the use of S. s
8. for the blood has a most remarkable
influence. We little realize our gland
ular system II may be q tiny bulb no
bigger than a pin point. and yet II a
disease germ gets into II. there Is q
tremendous swelling. It becomes a
boil, q carbuncls. IL may be q blood
rising" and IL u often a source OF con-
ttnuO0s misery IL not checked. Many
OF the most eruciafing forms OF tor
turs begin With the swelling Of a tiny
gland. caused by a disease germ. And
IL II s. 3. 8 that spreads throughout
the blood circulation TO prevent just
such conditions or Il they have al
ready started. 8. 8. = viii soon pat the
blood in such q stats OF health Aa to
overcoms the tsndsncy TO giandular
SWellinEss IL L. . natural medicine for
the blood, inst a. essential TO health ~
the blood be impure. - are the meats,
fats, grains and Sugars 81 eur daily
food
IL contains enc iagrSdtSnt the active
purpose Of which u 70 stimulate this
exchange Of new flesh for dead OF waste
matter.
Get q bottle Of s. 8 8 today OF any
druggist. and II your case IL stubborn,
write 20 the Medical Adviser. The Swift
SPECIFIC CO., los Swift Bldg, Atlanta. Ga.
THIS department. IL Ia charge OF q noted
physictaa.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
New. Notes of Mullen.

MULLEN. Nsb.. April 1s.-Cspecial. -
Greek Parsons left for Missoula, Mont,
where he will spend the usmmer in the
mountains.
Mrs. Lloyd Temple expects TO join her
husband on their claim in wyoming as
soon as MIR. Temple gets his house COM
pieted.
The merchants of Mullen have been
rushed since the snow blockades have
melted away. Scores OF four and six
horse loads of supplies are going out,
some as far as fifty miles into Cherry
and Mcpherson counties.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
German Children
Slain by Air Shells

AMSTERDAM (via London). April 10
Dispatches received from Freiburg in
Breisgau, grand duchy of Baden. an
nounce that hostile aIrman dropped
bombs there at noon yesterday. killing
six persons and injuring a large number.
most OF them school children.
Five bombs. the dispatch says. we're
dropped In the stuehlingen quarter. Two
of them fell without ooing harm. but
the others killed two men and four chill
dren and seriously wounded two men and
eight children. A number Of other chill
dren were slightly hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
CUBS ORDERED TO PAY
A BONUS TO HAGEMAN

CINCINNATI. April l5.-Ths Chicago
Nationals were today ordered by the Ma
fionai Base Ball commission TO pay 20
Player X ~. Hageman $40, the bonus
called for in his 1914 contract, and also
10 submit 20 the player contract for
1915 containing the same bonus clause
that vas contained in his 1914 contract
The Chicago club oontended that -
Hageman had come 70 them after half
the season was over they were only in
debtad 70 him for half the bonus
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
Standing Of Teams
VATL LEAGUE. AMER. LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia-Boston. rain.
Brooklyn, 6; New York, 3
Pittsburgh, 2: Cincinnati. 1.
St Louis, 2; Chicago, 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago, 2; st. Louis, 4.
Cleveland. Q: Detroit, g.
New York, 2; Washington. 3
Boston. s; Philadelphia, 8. Called; dark
ness.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn-Buffalo, net grounds.
Pittsburgh, 3; Chicago, T.
Baltimore, 8; Newark, 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
indianapolis, 4; Cleveland, s.
Louisville, 2; Columbus, o.
st. Paul, 4; Kansas CityP s.
Minneapolis. .; Milwaukee. I.
Games Today.
American League--Chicago at st. Louis,
Cleveland at Detroit, Boston at Wash
lngton, New York at Philadelphia.
National Ieague-Brooklyn at Boston,
at New York, Pittsburgh at
st. Louis at Chicago.
Federal League-Brooklyn at Buffalo,
at 81, Louis, Kansas city at
Baltimore at Newark.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
COLUMBUS BASE BALL
FAIR IS SUCCESSFUL

COLUMBUS. Nsb.. April iS.--Cspeoial)-
Tho base ball fair which was held last
week resulted In q financial success. The
net receipts were n,555 The women OF
Columbus aided greatly In making this
fair successful and worked increasingly
for this purpose. Mansger Justus 10 busy
lining up his players. Practice work win
start April -. an Indian team playing
here on April "a and Il The regular
season viii open AZ Columbus Tuesday
MAY "a
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
pea KING" HELD INSANE
FOR THREAT TO KILL

NoGAI.Es AriH.. April l6-Joss Retain
court. pea king OF the west coast OF
Mexico and said to be a member OF a
rich Cuh1n family. Vas committed 20 the
county jaI here today on an insanity
charge. He was alleged 20 have told a
girl clerk in q drug store that he would
kiii her.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
MACKS AND HOSE
BATTLE TO DRAW
Hitting Of 0ldring and McInnis
Features Long Drawn Out Six
to-Six Game.
BOOT FOR FIVE OF RED sox

PHILADELPHIA. April 1S.-The hitting
OF oidring and McInnis featured a long
drawn-out game here today between
Philadelphia and Boston Play was
stopped owing to darkness at the end of
the ninth inning In addition 10 tying
the score with home run in the seventh
inning. Oldring made a double and a
single. while McInnis made three singles
and drove in two runs Umpire Connolly
put five OF the visiting team off the field
for Yelling from the bench. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
GOULD AND HUM TO
MEET CRANE AND FEARING

PHuLADELPfiIA. April is--Jay Gould
snd ". n. 7. Huhn. the titsholders vii
meet Joseph Crane and O. n Fearing %
Boston tomorrow IN the final round u
the annual tournament for the national
douhlea court tennis champlonshlp In
ehs semi nnalB round today Crane ana
FeaFing won sn esay victory over & s.
Cutting and z. n. - Roche o. TuHedo
a straight sta. ga SO and ga
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
DODGERS TRIUMPH,
RECRUIT ON HOUND
Hroeklyn Turns Tables on Giants,
Taking Last Game Of Series by
Five % Three Score.
xz1rr ADAMAEr TILL NINTH

NEW YORK. AprIl s.-Brookiyn turned
tAs tables On the New York Nationals.
taking the last game % the series. 5 to O
Appieton. q recruit member OF the Brook
lyns. pitched hi first major league game.
and held New York 10 six hits-
Psrrftt. pitched well for Mcoraws
team until the ninth inning. when. with
the score tisd. Wheat hit a homs run.
Two other runs followed on a pass, n
doubJs ana two singles. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
ERNEST WOLFF ON TRAIL
OF COUPLE OF PITCHERS

Ernest Wolff. manager OF the Byrns-
Hammers snd Mickers victrolaA. would
like 20 heRr from a couple Of good pitch
eTs He wants one for a game Saturday
and another for a game sunday. Call
Douglas 80 during the day. or Webster
TaS4 N the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
Steel Subsidiary to
Reduce Workers Pay

PITTSBURGH. April l6-RedUctions in
wages in the hot mill departments Of all
the works OF the American sheet and
TIN Plate company. an important suhsid-
larry OF the United States Steel oorpOra-
ton. was announced today.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
Links Come for Two
Games With Rourkes

For today and Sunday Matty Mcintyre
will bring his LINKS 10 Omaha for a
couple OF combats with the Rourts tribe.
The two teams split at Lincoln IN q two
game series there Both games will be
CHILLED AZ o'clock. lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17

Library BUILDING foF Broken now.
BROKEN BOW, NSh., April l0-tSpo-
eiAL)-Ths library board Of this city has
definitely decided that the new $1,000
Carnegie library building shall be built
Of nitrous brick. costing $S4.tO, and Pates-
vile stone Contractor Elder has com
pleted the preliminary arrangements and.
weather permitting. win break ground for
the new structure the first Of next week.
The board decided that the hest was none
too good for this latest addition to the
elty's fine buildings and has ordered the
highest grade Of material throughout
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17
midland Tnke WeIrd ono.

DETROlT, April l6.-In temperature
little over the freezing point Cleveland
defeated Detroit today, Q to 6, In game
half hours OF almost every known kind OF
base ball In tho seventh inning four
singles a double. a pass and sacrifice
them a lead the Tigers could not over
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17

CINCINNATI. o.. April 16-Vance's
wildnesa in tbs third inning cost Pitts
byrgh the third game Of the series, cin-
Vance gave four bases on balls, hit an
: Their man. which with q ninEie. gave
Cincinnati three runs.
Douglass. who started for Cincinnati,
was also wild, but he managed 20 hold
down the hitting OF Pittsburgh, and Dale.
who relieved him IN the eighth. held the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17

TwO-base hits: CRVet, Wit, Shields.
Three base hit: Chapman, Stolen bases
Leibold, Chapman. Jackson (s), Cobb (2l.
Left on bases: Cleveland. ?; Detroit. IL.
balls: orr Cavet. 2: off Boland. I; off
~ aEerman. 8. off Jones. g. Hits OFF
Cavet 10 in seven innings off Bolsnd, l
In one inning: off I.edbetter. In one In
Mtg; off off HAgerman, In i've in
nings; OFT Jones. I In four innings, struck
out: By Cavet B; by HaEerman, by
Jones. 3 Umpires: o'lOughlin and Hide
brand
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17

Russell. 3 In six and two-thirds innings;
off Cicotte, 3 in one and one-third In
ninEs Struck out: BY Russell, 2; by
Loudermiik, O. EMPIRES: Dineen and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-17

IWo-DhBe MT, bTOWh' T.aIHeI IuH'
washington l. Three-base hits: Foster,
Cree, Shanks. Stolen bases: Pipp. Cook,
Sweeney, Williams. Ainsmith. Bases on
balls: or Brown. g. Base ON error
New York, /. Struck out. BY Gallia, y;