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4 Count S.cchrnyi killed,

LoSpoN,. Juiy l1o-Some of the hes,
known men of .the Hungarian nobility
have been killed on the battlefield. says
the Budapest correspondent of the
Post, They are coupt Bela Es,erhazy.
.on-in-law of Court .Andrassy. Count
Nicholas Itchy and a,'Count Szechenyi.
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BIG TEUTON GUNS, WEAK RUSSIAN
MORALE, CAUSE OF PRZEMYSL FALL
Austrian Officer Who Took Part in Operations Says Fortress Was Smashed to Bits
by AusuoGerman Bombardment, All Obstacles Being Swept Away
by the Terrific Fire of Siege Mortars
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singled to right Gillhooley hit to
left, and Jameson forced Fullenwid er
AZ third. Mccarthy slammed out n long
ny. which Arragon could not get. al
thouSh he Knocked il down Two runs
scored. but Mccarthy was thrown out
at second.
The Climbers tied it up in the third.
Shag Thompson, by great sprintins.
made a triple. and scored on Picks
sacrifice fly TO right. Bates got a
lucky double. but Arragon grounded
out and Jordan flew out.
CHANNEL started the fourth with q
three baSEer. and Judge took first on
single CHANNEL tailed on n double
out. Crane To Pick to Jordan Rich
in their half. i '''" a. lar as second
. y, WHILE the Risons were easy in the
again, Shag Thompson for the third
of the G, zane bnI. Pick singled, and each
W rln,,a base on i'ates's sacrifice hunt
ArTaSon scored them with n triple 10
the left center fence. The Cuban thcn
tailed on wild pitch. Jordan walked.
III, nmI Srahe grounded out TO short, and
walk and two singles gave Buff
ers got 10 Fullcnwider proper. With
one out, russell walked. Shag Thomp-
son kept his clean record bV ,-ettinr
ms fourth hit, this one being double
russell scored, and Shay took third
on had throw to the plate by Keat-
inE; thompson scored on a wild Ditcb
PICK flew out Bates singled and sfoie
second Arragon popped up TO Jane
Tho seventh was very luckv-for
BufIalo The Bisons, by shere sticl,
power clouted out four runs. Gil
hooieY, CHANNEL and Judge polcd ont
triples Jameson was content with n
double and Mccarthy was satisfied with
sinElc Russell was relieved by Nor
risettc. and Sammy Crane contributed
an error. The locals only nut three
men up in the seventh
ne eighth was n weird affair Ons-
low walked Fullenwinder went ont
|" Morrisctte. Gilhooly singled and
was, forced out Al second by Jameson
ohS!ow scoring. Mccarthy was hit bv
a pitched ball. and Channel walked
LuuEc scored one on 4 single and Nor
risette forced In another when he hit
'aristrom; Heating famed
Ihc inning was a freak also for the
oMmh@rs After two famed, two runs
were scored. Thompson again started
he fireworks with his NTH safety of
the game. Pick scored him with n
double Bates was hit by pitched
nai!. and double steal was worked
successfully. In an effort TO cut n
runner NJ third, the ball went TO the
ouiheld. and two scored Jordan flew
The Bisons scored in the ninth. bu,
me 'llinD"rs went out, one-two- three
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ROCKY MOUNT

ROCKY MOUNT. n c., July IL
First. Newport News took the lead.
then Pitcher Leakcs home run gave
1t back to the TarheclS. In the sixth
one more tally on a single, a sacrifice
and two clouts made the lead two
runs. but in the eighth Newport News
came up from behind and. showing
three across the rubber. appeared TO
have tucked the game away. In their
half Of the occa sion the Tarheels with
man on second and third, with no
outs, had two bascmen retire but
Gray uncorked thump that stopped
outside the park, beyond center-field
fence. and gave the locals n two-run
lead. Mullen was effective. save in
his unfortunate home run clouts. which
lost his game for him, and Of nine
Down Homers who were passed, six
scored, two were stranded and the
third was put out. Lcakc was as
wild March Hare and was as
effective as he was wild, save in the
eighth, when he was a wee bit un-
steady.
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JACK COOMBs BEATS REDS
IN TEN-|NN|NC CONTEST
Cincinnati Loses TO Speeding SUI
perbas, With Athletic CASTOR
Pitching.
PHILLrEs TRIM ST. LOUIS
Cardinals Are Defeated by Hard Hit
tlhg-Giants Divide With Cubs.
Chief Meyers Spiked and Is Forced
Gut OF Game by Archer.

BROOKLYN. July 14.-Jack Coombs
zane ca back today. after being out of
the game Tor a week with Strained
tendon, and beat Cincinnati, 2 TO 4
In ten innings. after n pitchers duel
with Toney.
Groh's double and a single by Will
liams, the latter recruit from the
Northwestern League, gave Cincinnati
its only run In the fourth. BROOKLYN
tied the score in it's half on singles
by Cutshaw and GctZ. double steal
and Iierzogs wild throw of Coombs's
srounder. Myers followed with what
should have been a hit. and would
have scored Getz. but Griffith made a.
great throw TO first. retiring Myers
With Myers on second in the tenth
and two out, Toney passed Daubert to
get Wheat. who singled to right.
bringing home the winning run. Myers
made sensational onc-han ded catch
or Kodgers's long fly in the fifth and
IN the tenth made a great throw To
nrst after catching killifcr's liner
doubling up Wingo.
t...,t,.
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NESS MAKES SEVENTY HITS
OnkInnd's First Bnsemnn Brenks
Worlds Record for Hitting.

SAN FRANCISCO. July l4.--Jack
Ness. FIRST baseman OF the Oakland
team. Of the Pacific Coast League.
broke the worlds record for hitting In
consecutive games by lining out a hit
in the forty-hrst consecutive game In
the contest against Salt Lake City. here
to-day. The previous record of hits In
forty games was held by Ty Cobb
In forty-one games Ness made sew
enty hits. He leads the coast players
with a batting average of .3S7 for
ninctyscven games. in which he made
SiXty-two runs. li1 base hits. four being
three baggers and ten home runs. Ness
was born and learned TO play ball in
Chicago He entered the professional
ranks with the Madison. Wis. team In
1909.
Detroit scouts saw him. and he was
drafted and then farmed out to Will
Transport. in the Tri-State League. lie
stayed there until the fall of 1910.
when Detroit recalled him. Ness play
ed with Detroit until June. 1911, when
Hugh Jennings sent him TO New Bed
ford, In the New England League.
where he played two seasons. Oak
land drafted him at the close OF the
1912 season.
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COOLERS HANDED BLANKS
BY PORTSMOUTH PIRATES
Listless and Erratic Game Lost by
Petersburg by Big One
Sided Score.
SUFFOLK IN SECOND PLACE
Swamp Cats Are Gaining Ground
Rapidly-Dolly Gray Continues to
Look En- Over-His Homer Wins
SeeSaw Game From Newport News.

PORTSMOUTH. VA, July 14.-PlaY-
tersburg was overwhelmed by the To-
calls to-day, the final score being .
to in favor of the Truckers. Two
home runs. triple and four two-base
hits helped the Portsmouth aggrcga
ton make the victory one of the most
complete shut-outs ever seen on the
local grounds.
Petersburg seemed to have lost all
spirit ana SIX errors were charge
against Heinie Busch's band of pen
nant pursuers. Llcwellyn. who, with
one down, got himself in n hole by
hitting two battcrs and then giving
base on balls. Slipped out of the d-
lcmma by tanning the next two men
up. Four double plays. two by each
team, were about the only redecming
features. Through freak of the game.
everybody on the Petersburg team got
put-ou except the catcher. Score:
Dnfn rl,IIE1r
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE

number of innings were played. In
the fourth. Pitcher Bush did not at
tempt TO put ball over the plate, yet
the local batsmen swung in order to
hurry the game Faber was hit by
one OF these wild throws, and jaunted
to first He continued around the
bases. and scored the run, which in the
end proved to be the winning tally. lie
was credited with n steal of second.
third and home. a few moments later
Weaver dropped n Texas Lacquer into
he vas "'" thrown ont Murn of,i' Ia n, ioic
kopf and Schang handling the ball
before he was retired, when he could
easily have been put out by Lajoie
When it became evident that the UNI
pircs were nsistent upon playing. the
visitors braccd, but could not over
take tho lead which they had given to
Chicago.
Chicago made the early runs by
and an error by Strunk. Schang's
home run in the fifth and the fielding
Of Fournier and Lebold were. features.
In.
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SUFFOLK NEAR TOP

SUFFOLK, VA, July l4.-Sunolk
won the undisputed title to second
place this afternoon by taking the
third game of the series with Nor
folk. score. TO 0. Cochran. for the
TarS. went well, allowing six hits
hut Efrd, for the home club. pitched
a brilliant game. allowing only four
hits, which were we'll scattered. For
five innings the game was nip and
tuck. neither side scoring. In the
sixth lrmscher walked, stole second
went to third on an inficld out and
scored on Shumaker's hit to right
Goalby, next up, hit to left, scoring
Shumaker. In the eighth a base on
balls and two singles made 1t one more
tally. The fast work of Poh at short
deserves special mention. Score:
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Clark VII, coach n, ,tnr

NNM IHtIDtiE. MASS, July l4.-Thc
appointment of Ellcry H. Clark. OF
Boston, former national aUround
amateur athletic champion, as coach
for the Harvard athletes in field
events, subject to the approval of the
university authorities. was announced
to-day by the Harvard Athletic Asso-
citation. Clark. who was graduated
from Harvard in 1896, was n mcmher
OF the american team at the revival
Of the Olympic games at Athens ninn'
teen years ago
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Fans hurled Under Stands.

DECATUR. ILL, July l4.--Members
OF the Decatur and Rockford Club Of
the Three I League to-day rescued a
score of persons. buried when, just as
the game started miniature lorna
do blew off the roof OF the grand
stand. None of the spectators were
seriously injured. The grand stand
was wrecked.
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AGAIN SPLIT TWIN BILL

CLEVELAND. July 14.-Cleveland
and Boston again broke even, CIeve-
land land winning the first game, 3 to 2.
the first game Cleveland punched hits
in the first inning and scored all its
runs. Morton was a puzzle except in
Woods winning streak, he having won
nine straight; In the second game Col
Inns pitched his best game of the year,
allowing only two hits. One was n
triple by Southworth and scored Hoff-
man. who had walked All of Cleve-
lands pitchers were hit hard. The
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Summnryt Two-bnsc htts-Bates,
GilhOoleS t2), Jameson, Pick. Sacri-
flee hits-Arragon. Stolen hnscs-
Bntes, Pick CO. Double plays
Crane to Jordan. Hits-OF Russell,
l3 In innings. Bnses on bnIIs-by
Russell, =. Bntters hit-LnlOnEe, hy
fuSSciI; Bntcs, by CAV. Struck
out-by Russell, o; by O'Bricn, 1, by
Cav, @. Wild pitchcs-O'Dricn
Left on hnscs-RlchmOnd, II, Huff
fnlo, IL. Time OF game, 2:I5. I'm
pircs. Eckmnn and Freeman.
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THORPE LOSES GAME

-, JERSEY CITY. " j.. July 14.-Jim
Thorpe's muff Of Ifoldcn's Nv. with
Two out in the ninth inning of to-
'"-daE's game, sent Flynn In from
second base with what proved the
Winning tally: enabling Montreal to
win The opening game of the scries
with Jersey City by score of ? to I.
~ was 2 spirited battle between Full
iert"n, for the Royals. and Crutcher.
!"f Jersey city, IN which the Royals
twirlcr had "A small shade the best NJ
A. eight hits against five. The score:
Jersey CITY Mopt,oaI
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Ed Walsh VIII Pitch.

CHICAGO. July l4.-Pitcher Big"
Ed Walsh, veteran star of the Chi
cago Americans, who hasn't been
started i'm a game for more than n
year. will try to make his come back"
appearance on Friday, it was an
and players on the club believe that
walsh has regaincd his old-time form
after his long rest and treatment UNI
der several specialists He will on
pose the Philadelphia club in his ini-
tial appearance of the season.
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.LOUDERM|LK DEFEATED IN
HURL|NC DUEL BY GALL|A
Washington Takes Great Game From
st. Louis Browns After Playing
Eleven Innings.
ATHLETICS ARE FOOLED BADLY
Mackmen Stall for Rain, Which
Comes Too Late to Prevent Defeat
by White SoX-CleveIand Splits
With Boston-Tigers Beat Yanks.

ST LOUIS. July 14.-washinston
won an eleven Inning pitchers battle
from 81; Louis to-day, . to l. Errors
ton one in the first inning. St Louis
tied IN the score in the seventh, when
alsh singled and went to second on
iiowards sacrifice hit and scored on
SeNeroids single hit and scored on
an singled. took second. while Austin
lumDled Gonnolly's groundcr. and
eral times ST. Louis got men on bases.
nnt was unable to push them across the
plate. The score:
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DETROIT BEATS YANKS

DETROIT. MICH. July 14.-Detroit
battcd out n IL to 3 victory over New
York to-day Boland held the Yankees
scoreless until the ninth inning. when
they punched two singles and two
doubles, half of their total hits. for
three runs. Twelve of the Tigers fif-
teen hits were made off Caldwell. who
rctired in favor OF Cole after yielding
nine runs in six innings With the
bases filed in the third inning. Ncach
drove the first ball pitched 10 him into
right field for three-base hit. The
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Russell Ford Given Relcn,e.

BUFFALO, y. Y, July l4.-Prcsidcnt
Robertson. OF the Buffalo Federal
League. to-day confirmed reports that
Pitcher Russell Ford has been given
his unconditional release. Inability TO
win game without the use of the
emery ball" was given as the reason.
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ATHLETICS GET FOOLED

CHICAGO. July 14.-Dilatory tactics
in an attempt to have the game called
on account Of rain cost Philadelphia
the second game OF the series with
Chicago to-day. the locals winning,
to 4. The game was started five min :
utcs early to beat the rain. Chicago
was leading by two runs when the roll
of thunder inspired the visitors to use
almost every means known TO baseball
10 delay the game before the legal
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sixteen Innings without Score.

CEDAR KAPIDS, IOWA, July IL
rltchers Seibold. of Cedar Rapids. and
1hrrett' OF Mason City. divided hon
ors in sixteen inning scoreIess
pitchers battle in II Central Associa
ton game to-day Seibold allowed
elsht hits. Garrett held his opponents
addition he famed twelve men. Sci
bold famed six.
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Summary: Two-base hits-Thomp-
son CD, nntcs. jameson, Pick.
fhrce-hnsc hits-'Thompson, Cham
neil CD. ArrnEon, Gilhooiey, Judge.
Sacrifice hits-Plck tfy), FuIIcn-
wider, Bntes. Stolen bnses-Jnme-
son. Bates GU, Pick. Double plays
CRIME TO Pick; Crane to Pick to Jor-
dan. 1fits--oT Russell, 10 in Ola
innings; or Morriscttc. . I'm 22-3
innings. BascS on bnllS-by Men
dows, =; by FullenNIder. s; by Rus-
sell. .; by Morriacttc, 2. Halter.
hit-McCnrthy, Cnrlstrom. by Nforri-
settle; Bntrs. by FuIlenwIdcr. Struck
out-hy Russell, .; by Morriscttc, I,
ny Fuilcn'vlder. q. Wild pitches
Fuilcnwidcr, .. Left on bnses-
Rlchmond. s; BuTnio, q. Time OF
Enmc. hours 20 minutes. Umpires.
Freeman and Eckmuu.
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The Boy Scout bugle corps. under
Sidney Macfarlane. will play at the ball
park to-day. The boys will also head
the procession under the auspices Of
the Richmond Advertisers Club.
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Newport News. q o q 2 O.,
Rocky Mount ....... o q -
Summary: Runs-Hopkns. Bunting. smith
Crist, Bittlc. Gray, Parmalce. I.eakc t2).
Left on bascs-Newport News :: Rocky
Mount. .. Stolen bases-Iiopkins. Smith.
Bittle. Sacrifice hit-GooSetrec. Two base
I.cake. Home runs-Leake and Gray. Struci.
out-by Leake. 3; by Mullen. >. Bases on
htls-of I.eake, Z: off Mullen. !. Time az
same--l:<5. Umpire McGowan. Attendance
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The auto parade will form at Ninth
and Broad Streets, leaving that point
at 3:45 o'clock. Those to participate
o'clock,
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PHILLIES BAT OUT. VICTORY

delphia defeated St. Louis to-day, 6
TO 3. In game featured by hard hit
ting. Home runs figured in nearly all
the runs scored IN the first seven in
ninCs. In the eighth Neihon led of
with n double. Perdue then succeeded
Meadows. After Whitfield got a pass,
Sallee took Perdue's place Singles
by Ludcrus. Burns and Dcmaree then
sent In three runs. Score:
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summary: Runs-Bctzcl. Bescher Snyder
Bancroft 90. Cravath. Niehon. Wh!tted
Luderns Two-base hits-W'ilson E!ehor
Three base ht-Becker Home ruus-
SNYDER Cravath, Bancroft. stolen base.
-Bcscher Snyder. Double plhys-Niehotr
and l.uderus t2). Sacrifice hit-Byrne
Earned rnns-St. Louis, 3: Philadelphia
.. Base on balls--or Meadows 4: Of Per,
due. J: on Dcmaree. 4. Ifits-off Mea-
dows 20 In innings (nonc out in eighth: :
OF Ferdue 0 'none out In eighth: OF
Sallee. , in | inning. Umpires. Klein and
Cockhill. Time. ZOO.
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SECOND GAME

Score by innings: II
Cleveland ............ o 0 o,
Boston ............... | o q -
Summary: Runs-l1offman. Hooper. Lewis
Speaker o.. Gamer. Gardiner. Carrigan
Earned runs-Cleveland. |; Boston. ;. Two
hase hits-Smi:h. Carrigan, Ganer t?).
Speaker. Thrcc-hasc hirs-Southworth.
Gamer. Home run-Hooper. Sacrifice hits
Smith. Gardner. Sacrifice ny-Barry. stolen
base-Gardner. Double play-Barbare to
Wamosganss TO kirk": Hits-oh Coumbe.
innings: cI Harstnd, in > innings; of
Hagernan, B IN Inning. Base balls
OFF Coumbe. J: off Harstad. i: off Collins
4. Struck out-by Jones. ;: by Harstad. ]:
by Collins. 5. Left on bascs-Clcvcland. ::
Boston. :. Time-2:oS. umpires-Dneen and
NnIlin.
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Totals. 3? 80 IL Totals36 S.so 20 1
-Batted for GaliiA in tenth
4. 80 Sotld III lentn.
tAcosia out hit by batted ball.

,,NCosta out hit by DATED ball.
..pte oy innings: r.
Washington 0 o o o O l-s
ST Louis ........ 0 o o 0 OIL
summary: householder. Gandll. walsh
iwc-nnse hfs-Henry t2). Slser. Stolen
saseS-Moeller 60. Earned runs-S, Louis.
Sanrih:e hits-Howard. Austin. Double
play-Pratt to Lavan. Left on hases-Wash-
inston, 10; st. Louis. 10. First on errors
Washington. 3; st. Louis L Bases on balls
on Gallia, 8: of Ayers. /: OF Loudermilk
>. ltits-on Gallla. In innings: off Ayers
IN innings. Hit by pitcher-by Louder.
mix Henry Struck out-by CaiIia >. bv
Ayers. |; by Loudermilk. :. Cnpres-ihiil
and Evans. Timc-e:2S
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Cincinnati ..........o 0 / 0 0 o 90 o-i
nre"oklyn ;;......o @ 0 0 o l..
summary: Euns-Groh. Myers Cutshav
Two base hita--tiroh I2l. Thrce-base hit
IGrif'th stolen bases-RodEcrs Cur.
shhW VI StenEei, Getz. Earned runs
Cincinnati. l. Brooklyn. !. Sacrifice hits-
Myers; @ Mara Double plays-ctushaw
ana Dauhert: Myers and Dsubcrt Left
on basos-cincinnati. Q: brooklyn 3 Bas,
on balis--of roncy. }: off coombs. l. Hit
10y ptchet-hy Coombs. ! (RodEersb Struck
nut-by Ioney, 3. Passed bali-W!ngo.
OInnircs-9uiG and Emslie TInn-l L.
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Cottrell, the new twirler secured from
New York, will be on hand to-day. He
will probably pitch, as all of the local
beavers worked yesterday. The former
Oriole arrived last night.
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summary: Kuns-Irmscher, Stewart. Shu-
maker. Two-base hiis-welcher. Shumaker
Goaihy. Foster. Sacrifice hits-Stewart
Foiles Stolen baScs-Thrasher. Allen. C!eve-
land Irn'scher ,2). Double play-Cleveland
TO Foiies. Struck out-by Efrd ;: by
Cochran, ;. Bases on balls-off Efrd | ::
off Cochran. 3. Left on bases-Norfolk, s:
suffolk. 5. Umpire-Bigbie. Tlme--l:2s. At
tor
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EIRST GAME.

Cleveland ....... :; q n n n n -
Boston ................ O q %
summary: Runs outhworth Gr,ncy
Eirke. Barry Caly. Earned runs-Clevc-
land ,: Boston. . Two base hits-Lcris
Wood Sacrifice hits-Chapman. Graney
Ianvrin. Double play-Gardner. Barry and
Gainer. Bases on bals-of Morton |; off
Mood !. Struck out-by Morton. !: by
Wood l. Passed hall-Cady First on err
Cleveland. 3: Boston, s Ti,ne-l.35 TIM
pircs-Nalin and Dinnecn.
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Score by innings: r.
Chicago .......... 4" O . I / O q q 81
SUMMARY: Iiurs--Davies Schang. Lapp.
Nonf l;"ihoht: Z. Collins. Fourier. J. Col
ms. f"ls"h. Fahcr Two-base hits--Weavcr
+. Collins. Davies Home run-Schang
stolen bases-Faher 49,. Earned runs-Chi-
SEQ; .; si rlnad"Phia Sacrifice hits
Faher. Double plays Weaver to T.. Collins
70 ronrnicr' Bush To Iajoie to McIhnis
Eases on haiis.-oa Fab,r. 3. off Bush. 3: off
Sacehan; !. Hits-oif Bush. Z In 3 innings:
by bush. Faber; by Faber Davies. Struck
nnt,ny Fator. 3: by Rush. 3: by Sheehan. /
Wild pitch-Faher. J'mpires-waliacc and
Connolly. Time-!:iO