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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
HALlsUT cATcaERs
 GO OUT ON STRIKE
 WANTING MORE PROFITS

In an effort to enforce demands for a larger share Of the profits. the Hall but Fishermeu's Union have inaugt- rated a walk-out against the schooners of the Fishing Vessel Owners Asso- citation Of Seattle. according to the Seattle Times Of March 8. The first vessels aGected were four local boats which arrived in Prince Rupert. B. C.. from the hallbut banks to the west ward. The waik-out will become eff fective against the other boats as they return to port.
 Some time ago the union cancelled the agreement with the owners, under which the fishermen worked on the Seattle schooners. the cancellation be- coming operative this week. When it abrcgated the old government. the un. ion filed a list of demands and these were reflected by the association.
 The fishermen work on the schoon- CTS on the share system. The schoon- CT gets @ percentage of the gross re- turns from the halibut broush. into
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08

A new cannery is to be built this season at Herendeen bay. Boring Sea by the recently organized Boring Sea Parking Company This company ha7 been incorporated for S60,OOO by S. p. McGhie, J. O. Morris. S. Chase, jr., lll of the Everett Packing company; Harry W. Crosby, Of Seattle, and Jos oph and George McMnlan, Of Belling. nam. They have purchased the steam. 'r Rush and will operate her as car Ter to and from the plant The aux liary schooner Ruby has also been 'hartered Mir Morris will manage this plant
 Messrs Morris, McGhie and Chase, together with Harry Crosby will al. 90 operate the swift-Arthur-crosby plant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
LEAVES FOB CALIFORNIA
 TO MANAGE MINE PROPERTY

A. Archangelslky of Pappety Taha- tl, South Sea Islands. who has been at sitka for lhe past year, loft today on the Spokane for California where he will take charge of mining prop erty Mir. Archangelslsy Is an old time Aloskan and was marced in Ju. noau During the past five years the couple have been residing on Q plan tation just out of Pappel and were there at the timo of Che bcmbardment of that place by the German cruiser fleet early in Che war. While not eye witnesses of the bombardment they heard the roar Of the guns and visited the city shortly after the bonn bardemnt
 Mrs. Archangelaky will remain in sitka until her husband is definitely located and will then join him in Cal ifornia. They intend to return to .heir South Sea Island home at the dose of Che war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08

There Is a Great
 DifferenosinDrugs

more than most people arc aware oi' For instane-common table saIt eo's' 100 for a 5-lb. bag ot the grocery store' but the same thlno, only purified eoss' s2e @ pouudi commercial suiphur'e acid costs Sc, while chemically puro costa 4oo; commercial muriato of am' monla costa lie, but the chemically pure costs sse, and % it 10 all along tho llsi.
 For most purposes tho regular is an right. "A person would be foolish to pay s5c tho pound for murlate Of Amonla with which Go iix hls else- ,rlc bell.
 But when lt eomes to using lt medl' oInally, then the boat ls none too good The best la what you 1st when we nl your prsscrlPtlOna.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
CASES DISMISSED IN
 COMMISSIONERS COURT

Two cases against Fernando Mel son were dismissed this morning by Commissioner Marshall on motion Of O. A. Tucker, attorney for the plain .iifs, as they had been settled out Of court. One. case was brought by Mrs Grace Meyers to recover $50 due for restaurant fittings sold and the other was for SS4s5 due Julius Rheinlender Tor goods sold.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
CHIEF CLERK RESIGNS.

4. Nj. McDermott. who since lasi Juneau had been chief clerk for tllc Alaskan Engineering Commission -r the Anchorage division of the rall way work, fendered his resignation March l, He was succeeded by Mir Cunningham who recently arrived ai Anchornge.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
APPEALS FROM DECISION
 OF PETERSBURG COURT

The Pacific Coast & Norway Pack 'ng Company today filed suit in the district court as an appeal from the decision of the Commissioners court 1t Petersburg. Suit was brought against John Lott by the company be- ore the Commissioners court and the defendant set up a counter claim. Tn, court decided that after the original 'laims of the Packing Company were jettled, the counter claim left bal lnce of S611.9S in favor of the defen- lant
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
ELKs ISSUE INVITATIONS;
 DEDICATION CEREMONY

The members of Juneau Lodge No. f2O B. P. O. Elks have issued the in yitations for the annual anniversary ball which win be given March 17th The invitation states that @ cabaret luncheon will be served during the evening and will not interfere with lhe dancing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
SEWARD RArlFlEs
 NEW MUNICIPAL LAlN

By Q vote of 12S to 10 the voters oi Seward ratified the proposition Do elect a mayor of the city by q direct vote and to elect councilmen for two years, with half of thon holding over each year. The proposition to elect by direct vote the clerk. treasurer and city attorney also carried, but by Q much closer yote-the division be lng 94 to So.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
WILL HAVE AUXILIARY
 PLANT AT PERSEVERANCE

The large electrical plant which las been operated by a gus engine at rhane for some time is being moved 70 the Perseverance. It will be in- stalled and used as Q nauxiiary plant in case of break in the electri gal line from Salmon creek. It wlll not be large enough to operate the ,cmpressors but win handle the hoistf md lighting system in case of a lreakgae.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
FARRAeUT HAS FULL
 LOAD OF PASSENGERS

Hugh Gallagher. local agent of the Admiral Line. this morning received , cablegram from Seattle informing jim that the Admiral Farragut was 'oaded with passengers. Twelve arc Tor here and the cablegram informed him that the boat would have plenty ,f room after passing Hoonah as the 'annery crew would leave the ship there.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
cAsE IS sEr EoR rRIAL.

Tho court this morning set the case 9f Hadland vs. Field for trial imme
 iiately following the Lindman-Younf ,ase which Is the next on the docket Cheney & Ziegler for the plaintiffs md John c. Held for the defense vii. be the opposing counsels in the case.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
PfoNEER's DAUGHTER IS
 MARRIED BY COMMISSIONER

This morning a marriage ceremony was performed by Commissioner Mar shall which joined v. c. SpauldinE and Dora Waydelich in matrimony The groom is an old time prospector and mining man of this section and he bride is the only daughter ol Wesley Waydelich, the pioneer ranch ar of Aux Bay who died in Juneau some time ago.. Earl A. Naude and James L. Manning were the wiines 5es.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
-ooLpsrglMs coEEEE WAX.

Not to be outdone by rival concerns in the exploitation of cofIee week Goldstein's Emporium is also having week of It's own. Alvin Goldstein lays that the sale of their special brand of coffee this week is hitting the high mark. The Emporium is featuring the Golden Gate special.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
NEW cANNERiEs FOR
 ALASKA ARE PLANNED
lTrom poolflo Tlghermanl

(From Pacific Fisherman)
 On January 18 articles of incorpora. ion were filed with the Secretary of State for Washington by the Arctic Fishing 6 Packing Company of Seat. tle. The capital stock of the com. oany is fixed at S25O,OOo and the in- sorporators are W. P. Flint, l.. F. Me conine. ST., and L. c. Stevenson. The company has an office at 739 Henry building, Seattle. Wash, They have ieveral locations in Southeastern Al. aska in view. but 1t is possible that nothing may be done in the packing inc until 1917.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08

The Tee Harbor Packing Company, which operates a cannery at Tee Har- DOT, southeastern Alaska. has order. sd from the Seattle-Astoria Iron Works. one complete line of sanitary ,an.packing machinery. and will in- tall tho same before opening up the coming season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
coueHLlN WILL HAVE
 CHARGE sEATTLE- DOCKS

Louis coughlin, purser on the iteamer Spokane md former wharf 'nger at Juneau has made his last rip north for some time. Upon hii return to Seattle he Is to be trans erred to the shore force Of the Pa cifc Coast S. S. Go. and will be in charge of Piers B and D, controlled by that company
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08

With capital stock listed at $780, poo. the Alaska Fish salting 6 Rein Ing Company was Incorporated at Cortland, Oregon. on Jan. 13. r. D. Kuettner Philip J. Funcke and B. II. Nicoll are the incorporators. The prln- ciple office Of the company will be in Portland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08

Pool tournament at Keist5 Billiard Parlor will commence March 12th. All entries to be in before the evening of the 11th. Big prizes wlll be given, Across street from Hippodrome. 8-6-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08

ALICE NJ. JoRDIsoN. teacher oi mandolin. guitar and banjo. Studio 5 and 6. Garside Building. u
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08

The Emoire is @ producer of print ng that win escape the waste basket.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08

FOR SALE - Household furniture, phone Dr. Bevis' residence. s-7-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08

c. Batcheller Hall, the Seattle sal. non broker with offices in the Col man Block. has made arrangement 70 build a cannery on Chatham Straits n Southeastern Alaska, in time to op- crate the coming season. Tho plant vill be a one line affair. and contracts nave already been let for nearly ey. 'rything needed Mr. Hall will mar Iet the pack.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08

The Straits Packing Company which. in 1915, bought and operated he Skowl Arm. Alaska cannery, for meriy owned by the skowl Arm Pack ng Company, will send a crew north aarly this year for tho purpose of con- itructlng Q new dock, enlarging the warehouse. and making other needed -epairs and Improvements. The launch Nordby Is being radically altered so Gar as her hull is concerned in pre-. paration for the coming season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08

The Empire is a producer of print. ng that will escape the waste basket.
The sun., 1916-10-12
TrOtS to Mound
Amid Cheers of Fans

The stands broke Into n cheer when
Nap Rucker, the old Brooklyn hero,
trotted on to the moun at the start
of the eighth. With "2 to g. on Gardner
Larry grounded to Cutshaw back OF
first, George making a great stop and
throw. After two balls had been pitched
to Scott Everett lifted an easy foul to
Merkle, which Fred dropped for an
error. Another strike. another ball and
then Scott grounded to Olson. kucker
pitched one ball to Carrigan and then
famed him on three straight strikes,
Scott killed of Merkle's bid for a
hi, with a corking stop in deep short
In Brooklyn's half of the eighth, on
the first ball pitched Wheat sen, n ay
to Walker. With two strikes and a ball
on Cutshaw George dashed a long. low
liner to right. Hooper coming in for IA
shoestrlng catch.
Leonard swung at Fuckers first Offer
ing in the ninth. The next was a ball.
Dutch punctured the ozone attempting
to land on a dinky drop for strike two.
Then Nap curled one right across the
platter for the third strike. Hooper
singled to right on the first ball pitched
and took second when Johnston fought
the ball all over the outfeld. With a
strike and two balls on Janvrin Nap
curled over the second strike, and
Hooper. attempting to-!steal, was killed,
The sun., 1916-10-12

Meyers to Mowrey, Then Nap put over
the third strike on Janvrin, retiring the
side.
Mowrey came up with n do or die
thrust OF his Jaw in Brooklyn's half of
the ninth. After lacing a foul TO right
Mike hammered "a long drive to left
centre. Lewis making y great catch near
the extra hlcachers. Mike $ WALTON was
a regular man sized one and Ours cor
raj was "A corkcr. Olson looked over
three straight balls. Then came a called
strike. Ivy then was awarded his fourth
ball aud "A tickle; to first.
When chief Meyers drew three
straight balls some of the Dodger fans
who remembered how shore aeroplaned
In tho ninth inning In Boston las, Satur-
day scented a bclatcd ascension by
Leonard too. Leonard. however, grooved
the next one and Meyers grounded to
Janvrin, forcing Olson at second, Jan
win to Scott. Meyers managed to reach
first ahead of SCOTS throw to Hoblitzell
for an attempted double play.
Uncle Robbie sent Stengel In to run
for Meyers and ,ietz was ordered to bat
for ltucker. Leonard's first Offering to
Getz was a called strike. Gus fouled
on the next one. Again Gus lifted a
foul into the press stand. Then he sent
"A bounder skipping down to Gardner,
Larry throwing Gus out at first and
ending the agony.
The sun., 1916-10-12
Played at Ebbets Field October II

Notwithstanding he dts, ,,o,,,t,r,
a.
80 T"oc's r'e'' IN 'he mira and
iour'h games or the worlds series. IL.
players In this seasons October class,
are ohou, IN ai,.,,. -
P'
'''"e' ever turned III ny inc rams OF u.
country. For a time there WAS som4
%runbling from .he diamond n.rforus-
that q 81 l-,,.,. ia
-, '"' "'V " 80
ms ny RAISING the p''rt" Tor his 'r'r'
struggles. but his 81 seats are low
smiled AT by the uI,v,rs .s,...,I. s,.
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The sun., 1916-10-12

and Wheat on "A fly to Lewis.
With two ana two IN Lewis IN the
fourth DIn lined one past Mowrey to
Wheat, Bucks rapid fielding holfinG
Lewis to a s,ng,e on a hit that looked
ike a two Dagger. Gardner's sacrifice
bunt. Mowrey to Merkle. planted Lewis
on second. Scot, grounded to Mowrey,
who chased Lewis back to second ana
then threw Scott out at first.
With two balls and "A strike on 'arri-
gan BIZ injected his first worlds series
hit, clout!ng "A clean single over second
and sending Lewis across ;he pan.
MycrS's rc'ay to Marquard came with
,arrigln wei, of first. hut Merkle also
ran over TO intercept the throw and the
bag was uncovered. Leonard ak
A minute later he fell asleep on hrst ana
was killed. Meyers to Merkle to Eutshaw.
II was one and one Oh cutshaw in
~Brooklyn's half Of the fourth, when
George drove "A demon double to tho
right field corner. Hoopcr's quick he,ding
uniting George to two bases on "A clout
tina: generally vodid have netted a rum
ner three bags. Mowrey walked. and
Brooklyn's hopes started soaring Olson
threw cold water on proceedings by
popping TO Iioblitzell. With the count
three and ;wo on Meyers the chief d ed
hard. lacing three fouls into the stand
before lifting a high POP to Scott. ffef-
FER was injected into the fray TO bat for
Marquard, and oh. horrors - Jen
aimed.
The sun., 1916-10-12
TAI AT LENOX OVAL.

Under the leadership - cant Ns"' lc-
bert the Giants viii pltv q. 90 -''07
double header At LruoN uNt. %. > '"ei
and LruoN oval, n'>' ~4rH. - - rt"'.H
win the Philadelphia Al S'trs ~Ta
composed Of the best >'W' ~ itt.r' "a
the Quaker city. Acuortiag : H,-- 70.
bert, manager II tho team. t' b. Giant
regulars viii be In III" 'ln,ip. Is q Nt-0'
l.ohert. Fletcher, Zimm"runtr Hrlk !'''
i"au. BENTON, Schupp, ler-ift H' So ''F
making up the team. Thu team 70 o. 4
transforming trip. TIT. afternoon u.
Giants play in WashinErag. y =, t~l -.
morrow their harnstorn.UE r''r "' "a|
TO Riverhead. l.. on St'url.' fN" cam
plays In Newton. y 4. THO rr-' H ne a.
Lenox Oval on sundl, NIN ,',r' 80
o'clock. Schupp and i utou 0|'oaI..F ~
start tho games.
The sun., 1916-10-12
LACROSSE CONVENTION

The annual meeting o. mo Iritrf s'a''s
intercollegiate Lacrosse League &c HS
place at the Park Avenue Hu'o' '. tt't
nue., Thirty-scconi and Thit'H tn|-t -'''et''
on Saturday. October - - g. " s'0rtl
sentstives ~ each w'lu''~ u ''' sue
which comprises 'or0'' l''.r''N,
Harvard University. Huntrf 'o.',.. Inns
Hopkins University, l'N.gh 'n ~
stevens institute or Torhnn ar' ,v ~,
more College, University 80 i'n'- 'ofA
and Vale University, VIII hr rf',r''
During the past season. t'.'N.-" =:
made great strides IN IN" AW'r'"H 20,
season bids fair 20 he the g'otfcr' .' Y
history OF AmoricsA n'"rco''-e,''' =
crosse.
The sun., 1916-10-12
CHAMPIONSHIP AT STAKE.

Degnon Field. opposite the Hunters Point
station or the Stetnway tube. will be the
scene this sunday of the first Of q series
OF three games that will decide the cham
pionship, OF Queens Borough. The teams
that VIII battle for the semi. pro titlc are
the Degnon Grsys and the 'SprinKiieIIs
Both teams have gone through the sea.
son with a splendid record. The rivalry
ls so Keen that arrangements were com
pieted yesterday to settle all arguments
regarding the ability of each by playing
a championship series. The fields
Americans. ntarberich OF the New London
cluh, OF the Eastern League and Schworn
Mcouillan or Ancker on the mound. with
Jacklitsch or Jimmy Woods catching.
The sun., 1916-10-12
Carrignn's Last Game.

Bill Carrigan perhaps caught, his Las,
game as "A big Lacquer. The Ros,on
MANAGER still insists that ne will r,,Ir
,,"th nhSchiil NJ the end Of this series
n.' vl"sc" strong, lie had tho pleasure
~ driving out his first worlds scri..
hi's, 'arrisan failed To strike n blow
against the Giants in 1912 ar IN.
'hlili"S last fall. but got two hits and a
slcriiicc yesterday
Harry Hooper drove out two hits ycs-
,crday' and has now made at least one
M IN each Of the worlds series games
"f 1919 and 1916.
~ was IA fine thing on Robby'. mart
10 iet Nap Fucker finish the game. az
me old veteran may now tell his nos
'eritN mat lie took part in n world's
series contest. However. Nan dld mora
man Just TO get into the box score lie
pi'ched TWO pretty innings. his slow ball
hafhing the Red Sox. Hooper was the
onls bos'oh'an 10 make n hit on him.
Nap struck out three men. As Harry
Rucker. ~
Umpire Quigley's poor work marred
yesterdays game. His Judgment on
strikes and balls was about ms had "a
we ever saw. II is rather soft to Sit I'm
The press stand and c~riticise an umpire
hut Quigley was so bad that a reporter
could guess as well as he did and hope
To strik" as many correct decisions,
One thing that may he said in Ou,y-
leys favor Is that he played no favor
ties. He was Off all around. ON two oc-
casions Qulslcy seemed to be especially
bad. lie failed to call "A fourth ball on
Janvrin in the NTH when IL was AZ least
half "A foot inside inc low and Janvrin
later famed. In the NTH, after Merkle
and Wheat singled with two out. IL
looked as though Quiglcy also missed a
The sun., 1916-10-12

The Superbis evidently could not
stand prosperity. and they followed
Tuesdays splendid exhibition by "A game
which showed the Robins a. their worst.
They got poor pitching early In the
game and the errors again piled up In
a most annoying way to Wilbert Rob-
inson.
with the exception that there was no
hair raising ninth inning rally. the
Brooklyn public saw a replica OF the
opening game played III Boston last
saturday. II will he recalled that Hos
ton led in his game, s TO /. until shore
blew up in the ninth inning, when a -FOUR
run Brooklyn rally cancelled a lot or
inferior playing OF the preceding eight
innings. But there was no ninth inning
round to raise goosefesh on Charley
EIbbets Yesterday. Leonard vas 100
strong for the Superbss.
Bos,on's one sided victory snapped the
chain of one run victories which have
been tile rule during the pas; two worlds
series. Prior 20 yesterday eight stra eht
worlds series games had been decided
by one rum.
II now looks as though the Red SoN
have the Dodgers on the run n that
ly tonight they will have won the right
20 retain their worlds champion tue TOT
another year. Brooklyn Is now very
much up against II. All IL needs 10
do now to win the series Is to beat the
Red Sox In three straight games. which
is a mighty tough assignment. innsfnuch
A. the Rostons have won seven OF their
las, eight worlds series games.
The sun., 1916-10-12
ROYALS AT ARCTIC A r

Tbs Royals Giants. who defeated the
Lincoln Giants In a fifteen game series.
viii be seen In action In the third and
Empire city nine this Sunday at Arctic
Park. Flushing and wyckon avenues. The
Royals won the hrst game with the EN-
pires. but were vanQuished In the second.
The teams are evenly matched and sun
days winner will have to play at top
snced 10 carry ON tho honors. Lefty
for the Royals, and Ssntop. former star
catcher Of the Lincoln stars. will he be.
hind the bat. In the nrst game the
New London club will be the opponents of
the Empire. The hrst game will be started
at 1870.
The sun., 1916-10-12
D@n bLaa Ditch Dodgers Haze Only Dying Chmccb Capture BnebnNs Cuwn~Mud Win Three in
Brooklyn OutclaSSed
BY Worlds Champions
Red Sox, in Field, at Bat and on Mound, Display Brand
of Baseball Far Superior to That of Dodgers
in Fourth Came of Series.
~ FREDERICK q. LIEB.

coached by Carrigan. tie noo,eu aiouu
and heed and nawed III inc "oA. u rs
w much valuable time' but Wnen NC
found 1t a tough task hitting II" 49,.
,.,an anna.r ad IN have more stun on
~ iii ~, 10 "a ononvb for Brook.
H.. ~
80 ..s Ns,.ors ra,,od him FOR
,,,. ~, ~ a., ,rnin. heSore he settled.
hh,, "a 90, i.nvr,n fumh,ed nm cut
~ r,o,,ia hava hs,d J,rook-
I,u'."" Tta Dodyar. made only
~" .u.e w aam.rd as,er the 6rst
Gm,s,am co.., a double In the fourth.
- uoonor ,a,,oa % ho,d tho hall after
,,nId,n .inan., ir,nnssih,s catch I'm
H. ,n,,a n,ado q, r;yh, acid NV the
..n. Ia ~. ,ar,norarv Acid
49," War,In a,, yy,aa, III hsrmiess
$3.50. IL. - n,,, in ,,a ef,h after
,,hech ,h. S,n.rh,s s,onned hattins for
,ha a.,
aon.ra ata M, hav. tho nerfec, con-
,,a, ba na, a ,nor aao r,h.n no Ala M,
80. I. hasa an h .iis n a ,,nyis phila-
aa,ns,a &c., y"s,ar,a, 10 u,aitcd
sn,r mon hu, ,hoy be,nad tho Dodger.
,t,,i. to,.r, ~; III ha., ,,orL in tho
at,, ,han C,,sh.v, ono,ad y.i,b MI.
In,,h,o and ~o,rav u,.Irad OLSON and
Na,ar, oxn,raa -, tnaa,d ,.n. and
pf.rer hat,iny Tor Nyarou,rd TANNED
in H. ,hIra ,nn,ra ,aonard rot,red ~.
siao :, go nt,ohn5 hai,s
s,..... s.. r.....
Leonard was afforded great backing.
though few of the chances were hard.
Inc red letter play or the game was
SCOTS stop ON Merkle in the eighth.
scott tagged three more assists and az
many putouts to his perfect worlds
series fielding record. II IL interesting
to note that not only has Scott fielded
without a flaw during the present series.
but he also went through the five games
OF the 1915 series without an error. Dur
ing 1915 and 1916 Scott has handled
forty-seven worlds series chances with
out n single slip.
The difference between the Red Sox
and Dodgers was shown In the seventh
inning. when Hooper raped a clean
single past Olson into left field. ole
never touched the ball. but that Is the
kind of play that Scott has been eating
up alive all during the series. However.
olson has done his share for Brooklyn.
Had some of the leading Flatbushers
neld up as well as the Swede, Robby's
chances would now look much brighter.
Leonard pitched a ball that the Super
mas raised in the air. The Huh outiield
snagged eleven flies. Lewis pulled down
Aaif Il dozen. several of them difficult.
re was forced 10 exert himself to clutch
Mowrcys smash In front OF the left
held bieachers In the ninth inning.
Manager Robinson OF BROOKLYN be-
The sun., 1916-10-12
Michigan Wins, 81 e Q,

ANN ARItOR, Mich. Oct. li.-CarrolI
the rushing tactics Of the University Of
Michigan football squad to-day and went
down to defeat, 50 10 O.. ~
The visitors made one hrst down two
minutes before the final whistle blew. b,It
otherwise were unable to ward on the
Wolverine offensive. Cant. Ke,ier
Kutchenberg and Vaughan showed 10 rooS
advantage for CSfroli.