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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
Facts Not Worth knowing.

One out of every one American is
a baseball nut.
Experiments conducted with guinea
pigs have demonstrated that the skins
Of charlotte russes are very indigesti-
BILE.
A camel drinks nothing but water,
but you have to hand him credit for
not forcing his theories on anybody
else.
A tribe of Pikipitange Indians re-
Gently discovered in South America
have never heard of New York, which
makes it mutual.
Although sought after for years,
science has been unable to create a
vaccine virus to successfully combat
walters and courtroom boys.
If concentrated into capsules, the
energy expended by motorist in cut
ting villages speed laws would be
enough to shock the village sewing
circle for 4S2,S57 years.
ARTHUR BAER-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
No Backbone in, Mexico.

Chicago Journal: President Will
sons refusal to withdraw from Mex
leo at this time will win the warm
approval Of all thoughtful Americans.
Villa, thanks to the aid of Mexicans
whose duty it was to catch him, is
still at large, and though his band has
suffered severely its ranks could be
filled the moment the gringo back was
turned To retire now would invite
more raids like that on Columbus make
Villa the national hero Of Mexico and
general Intervention inevitable
If Carranza thinks the soil of Mex
leo is profaned by the presence of our
troops, there is an easy way to end
the sacrilege. With the honest CO.
operation of CarranZista leaders, Villa
can be caught and hanged within two
weeks, and our soldiers will gladly re-
turn to their own side of the border.
Historical journalism.
Peoria Journal: The yellow press
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
cH0RDs ANo
DIS r. ID S
The Lost Pump Handle.


An Illinois plumbing supply house
has received the following letter from
customer:
Gentlemen: II | am not mistaken
Delleve 1t was matter of 10 or Is
weeks ago that | ordered from you a
device fitting my pump. This pump of
nine is located on the top of hillock
in my East Woods. Its purpose is to
AID the water in attaining lodging
space as 1t were, in my reservoir on
which of course draw for my house,
garage and other needs incident to a
large estate. Now gentlemen, | have
been very patient, your files will show
that l have only addressed you four
times in an effort to expedite delivery
of this device Of which | have spoken,
it is commonly called a valve | be-
lieve. and apparently my last missive
caused your organization to look sharp
for on the second day after sending it
large and bulky package came from
you, and might | suggest here Sirs,
that you not nail your nails so hard,
| had the devils own time getting the
lid off and | bruised the trigger finger
on my LETT hand IN the attempt, but in
the end being successful | elatedly ex-
tracted this valve from its bed of hay.
and hastened with it to my library in
order to compare it with its picture in
your prospectus, my Joy was short
lived however for | speedily discov-
cred that its handle was missing. | am
a gentle man but in this instance
am moved to vigorous language and
it is with difficulty that l restrain my
self. only ask that you picture to
yourselves my predicament and no:
only MY predcament but the uncom
Portable feeling which pervades my
household and realizing this hasten tc
that part Of your establishment where
these handles are stored and cause one
to be sent to me post haste. Your re-
spectfully, etc.
P, S. Later beg your pardon, the
handle has been found, twas buried in
the hay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
Facts Not Worth knowing.

The swiftest thing in the world is
light and the swiftest lights are
Broadway lights.
The Natural Bridge of Virginia is
one of natures mysteries, just like
buying red wig when you have your
choice of some other color.
Experiments with morbid and mel
ancholy Mexican hairless dogs show
that the only way to cheer 'em is to
show EN- an American safety razor
Psychologists have proved that over
crowding is the cause of crime,
which is the reason no cop ever looks
for a crook at temperance lecture.
Exhaustive tests with the percent
age of chances in gambling games
show there is no reason why a dice
thrower shouldn't toss 1872 naturals in
a row, but we advise him not to-
1t is only one jump from the TOD
of the Metropolitan tower
ARTHUR BAER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
Daily History CIass-May s.

ieoe - hahert Morris, ''signer' ana
hnaneier OF the American Revelu'
lion, died in extreme poverty after
passing several years In a debtors
prison; born 1884.
isio-Serman navy and land troops
captured the Russian port ~ Il
hau. an<the Baltic china accept
Ell he demands Ut Japan without
qualifications.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08

The latest raid across the border by
Mexicans, resulting in the killing OF
more Americans, is merely further
proof that Mexican is still ~
lean and can be believed only when
you have him by the throat. Carranza
has been urging withdrawal of Amer
ican forces on the assurance that he
was able to control the situation with
out foreign assistance. Yet one re-
port has it that the Mexicans who
crossed the border the other night
and shot Americans were regulars OF
the first chiefs forces.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08

Observes an exchange: The differ
ence between a newspaper report and
one which you hear from friend is
tais: The newspaper has taken some
pains to find out whether it is true,
Whereas your friend hasn't.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
Bank Call Issued.

Washington, May 6.-The comptrol-
Ter of the currency today issued a call
to all national banks requiring them
to report to him their condition at the
close Of business on Monday. May 1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
|a EDITORIAL 81

First Brigade, WI serve a an example
Gepi newspaper 5 a credit TO the
STAFF ssA sn honour to the battalion
But al ali the compliments pad US,
Dope ve feel. was more genuine lot
rno+e highly appreciated by Editor and
s,atl than that Of Lieut. 2 y War.
hcrtca. Of A Company Of the 9Th
Battalion Nj Wa;eurtnn was tvSh
otheI ossoerA ~rousiy wounded b.
= shell On his ~ay to battalion had
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08

Z Many newspapers seem disappointed
that President Wilson should have
accepted the Berlin note on submarine
warfare. The same papers are crying
against the nations state Of unprepar-
edness. Sounds like inviting a
fbraShlng
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
Rock Island-Frcm Rive, to
River.

Roosevelt says he will not attend
either the republican or bull moose
conventions in Chicago next month.
But the steam roller will be there. The
stage will all.have been set All there
will be is a foot, foot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
Peace on Earth

We sse rapidly approaching the
season Of the YsaI ~hlch amopg
the cIyihsed peoples Of the earth. was
isrmeTis YET ASIDE as festival Of peac.
and goodwill Instead o. peAer. We
And Ourselves tmbrOjed in world
val Winch has no precedent N his.oT,
: considerable portion Of Europ- a.
vel as more distant lands, Is evermp
with warning herdes Mans hand Is
Lifted Against his brother man sad I'm
pulses Of slvsgery have been permitted
10 md expression in the desolst,sa
Of entirr eoin,r.s, and the Favlshint
Of Countless women and children
Europe has been transformed INTO a
vast slaughter house-A shamhleS run
nine over with the bleed oi millions Of
euI iel0~-cIrstureA Innocent children
10 our English coast towns have b-en
slaughtered that tb< Pn,ssiaa War Lord
might lind sxcuss Tor the erection of
monuments OF yetorN betoines
Ike Nurss cavrli bsv, been murdered
IN cold blood hundrrds OF women have
been dnNea insane b, ihs ese-sses Il
The German sald'efy and thcuszBts
Of Serbs are to-day dead. OF sio~y
dying IRON Starvation al tins b~cauS
Of the craving for .ofld power by the
nominal head OF = supposedly Christian
nation
Hos can VT muse 90 these things and
pretend tot one neia,ai that sc besf
to lht peoples nsw al -pI with Us even
. semblaBcs Of goodsill beesss< Il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
No Responsibilities.

IFV 1ttSPVHcfUTIft1CSs
so my daughter has consented to
become your wife. Have you fixed
the day of the wedding?"
Il will leave that to her"
will you have church or a pri-
yate wedding?"
Her mother can decide that
What have you to live on2"
II will leave that entirely to yCN
sir."-Yale Record.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
The Gazette.

MANI MR. things have tese sad n
olI INITIAL numper spd the hearty
reception Of that ,ssns has esrvipeed
U. that theT- Is a seuapl iot saoh a
Journal as onrs We have AIMED 10
make II Of general interest," mixture
a serousness gasety. and gossip. such
Is via sppesl to al rank, The kfst
BoIrser circulated widely Amoaest the
reGhers Of the First Coainsrpt, Ia
ssn.s Of hsHd,esps -hsh need not b.
ENLARGED uPou Aere The members
d the editorial ssaf hsr, thar trench
dutl-s 10 attend to. and that. 81 cour,c
Pfeclodes any chsnc. Of " boom.sg
The Gs=e;it outade thr ranks pf our
own batiabons Nevertheless, with IN.
numefous aasdlcsps -htch had to be
iscei the t,st number -as a s.ccess.
hnspdzliy and I've sre repeatedly
sss1redl oth-r~tr We have, there
Sorr. 10 thank all osi sabsenSers iot
making spch a complete ssecsss possabas.
bot at ,ht ssmc iine We would pDint
sut the necessity Of stdl iuTtheI CO
op-rstlon 90 the part d fnesds IN The
,snoas plataoos i every company Of
the hatt2hon Is To be represented IN.
the news" DO noe besst2t< TO send
along your " cvpy -, -e v,H brush
1t Up foi you If you have not the
time OF lnrlinat,oa to ts 70
Speaking Of III, spanv cUHgrstuis,orY
messages ~h,ch have reached US. the
foloatng AIndly bo,s isVrn hngad~I,
Csz<Tsi MeISet. { D. eonnsEdihs ths
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
GntuitOus.

Springfield tMass) Republican: 1t
wasn't absolutely necessary for Con-
gresham Mann to embellish his de-
nunciation of the president by call
ing him "a blue nosed Presbyterian. 2"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
Cow With a Record.

IVWUSSU, y. - ITtsS 7.
G. W. Monroe, living south of the
city. has cow that has broken the
record. 1t is keeping two families. one
of six persons and another of three
besides furnishing p p, Liley's milk
route with cream and raising two
nourishing calves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08

yuarss, sh-r having hn wound,
dressed. be butsonholed the Eiitor and
offered his hearty congratulations or
the sppearssor Of the GaIsiis Gould
any compliment greater than taai be
pad OF desired The nr~s recently
received to the effect that Nj Wsfbafion
had succunhrd 10 h1s injuries cas-, quite
gloom osef the bNt4lion. ~h'ch LOSE.
one a ths leadEs hgaie. IL ~Aal 3e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
Deer and Bird Mortality High.

Edinburgh, Seatland.-As a result
+ the snow storms Of the la;'fr part OF
March. there has neen high mortal
'ty among deer and Wild birds in the
s',tttish highlands. III in the mem
oFy Of the eldest inhah ,a.; have the
effects nf the winter been sc severe
as this year,
Reports gathered by the local au-
thorities show that many hundreds OF
deer, particularly kinds. were frozen
to death or died from exposure, In
some cases hand feeding by kindly
local residents saved the deer from
starvation. But in the majority OF
the forests little additional food was
provided, on account of the heavy ex-
pense and the scarcity of labor
Grouse and practically all kinds Of
winged game are entering on the
Matching season in a weak and un-
satisfactory condition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
Not CONVINCING,

The fact that a man can advertise
for a wife and get one is no proof that
advertising pays.-Topeka Capital
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
lPa..ed BY the Censor.

might term rs s,,ai life M War
burton was held In high esteen bv an
TaHts and his death means the loss
Of CONSCIENTIOUS ofscei true sp,rts-
man, and gallant geutlemaa'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08

PekiHg. The ministry of eommun'
leations, in cooperation with the
chamber of commerce of Chefu is
about to undertake the construction Of
railway between Chefoo and Wei
hsien, in shantuag province. The line
Will be slightly over 100 miles long,
and will connect the important port
or Chefoo, with the sister port OF
Tengehowfu and a number of inter-
Tor commercial cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08

"he waiting for the
year ago the British Tomme the trenches
sethg out which they
is shown O " ' ''NN"e paper
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
Lovely Woman,

Lovely Woman.
A woman's thumb is very small,
A tiny blade would sunder it;
And yet it seems no task at all
To keep husband under it.
W. KEE MAXWELL,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08

Member Audit Bureau OF Calculations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08

Rock Island Member Associated Press,
Full Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08

By THE j. W. POTTER co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08

Peoria Journal: The yellow press
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-08
1EAETTHEIALK{
William Brady,h.l
Whenis Pulmonary Tuberculosis

that we don't know and are unable to
determine just exactly what the con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-24

Petersburg. Va, Aug 23.-Nothing
was lacking to make today's game be-
tween Petersburg and Portsmouth an
impressive occasion, save the presen-
tation address which Buckley over
looked before low hanging clouds
forced him to call the game on ac-
count of darkness. The work of Buck
ley today was the rottenest ever seen
on the local diamond. or perhaps in
organized baseball He permitted
Newton to take three bases in the
sixth on an overthrow OF first, when
under the ground rules he was only
entitled to two. In the seventh in
ming he refused to call a base runner
out when st. Martin held Goalby to
prevent a double play, and caused him
to throw the ball into right field, and
allowed a base runner to score from
third base in the same inning on
ball, which hit Reynolds in the back
and rolled to the press box. Many
OF the spectators left in disgust and
those who remained were so angered
that Buckley. after removing his uni
form in the grandstand ticket office,
ducked under the grandstand and
concealed himself in the club house
until heavy downpour of rain drove
the crowd to shelter. The pitching
of Spaid and Alton was gilt-edge and
the game should have resulted score
less with responsible umpiring.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-24
Standing of Clubs,
Games Today.
yTRGINIANS In Buffalo.
Baltimore In Toronto.
Newark in Rochester.
(Other game not scifeduled).

Rochester, Aug. 23.--But for the
wildness of Rebel Ross at critical
moments, Richmond would have cap
tured the final game OF the series
from the Hustlers here this afternoon
The Virginians and Rochester cluos
( battIed to a 6-6 standstill In ten IN
nings, when darkness interviewed ana
put a stop to the hostilities-
The Hustlers took the lead in the
first inning by sending runner across
the plate. They added another in the
third and drew further away from the
invading Billsmtths in the fourth by
registering their third marker. me
Nirginians started their run-getting IN
the fifth when they sent two runners
across the rubber. In the following
1 cha pier they forged ahead by send
ing two additional tallies across. IN
the seventh frame the Richmond club
started hitting the ball hard again
and by this time Manager Tommy
Leach had seen enough of Pitcher
Test to see that he would be unable
TO stand the test and kirmayer was
substituted The latter was unable
to stem the tide and before the VIZ
ginians ceased their bombardment
they had sent two more runners
across and incidentally taken the lead
by three runs The Hustlers came
back strong IN the next tTaihc, sehu :
Ing over a trio Of tallies and evened
the count
In the eighth inning Ross became
so wild that he was derricked by Man
ager smith and Heating was sent TO
the mound. The latter stopped the
scoring and pitched great bail until
the tenth frame, when the game
ended.
At times Ross was as wild as a
March hare and he started the Hus-
Tiers run-gettIng in the eighth by
walking "A couple OF men and then
making a wild pitch. In all he walked
eight men. but he partly made up for
this by striking out the same number.
Eibel and Bankston continued their
heavy hitting by getting two hits each.
while Bobby Clemens also contributed
couple. The hitting of Hoelke fea-
tured for the home club.
The box score follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-24

New York. Aug 2s.--An eight-in-
ming rally gained New York four runs
today and a to 4 victory over Chi
cage. II was the last appearance OF
the White Sox here this season and
their stay proved Improbable, the
Yankees winning three OF the four
games.
Chicago could make only three hits
of Mogridge and Fisher. but some
bad feeling and wildness on the part
of Mogridge enabled them TO score
three runs in the NTH. With two out
in the eighth. Peckinpaugh singled,
Maisel, batting for Gedeon. was hit
by a pitched ball. and Oldring walk
ed. A Wild pitch scored Peckin-
psugh and led to Russell's removal
from the box. Maisel and Oldring
scored on a wild throw. single
brought In MulIin with the winning
RIM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-24
Ultmatum L. Winner.

Saratoga Springs. n. T., Aug. 70
Ultimatum. racing through a terrific
downpour which converted the track
into a sea of mud. captured the Adj
rondack handicap this afternoon. run
ming the six furlongs in 1:14 As.
Wood Trap finished second and Trag-
edy third.
showed remarkable burst OF speed.
running the Ave and a half furlongs
in 1905 S-5, the fastest time of the
meeting. She had to do It to beat
lima Frank by a neck.
Bill Dudley. the favorite. won the
steeplechase practically alone. Rae
coon ran away before the race, but
was remounted and stood up long
enough to get SECOND money.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-24

Totals ........S6 6 80 "a
"Batted for kirmayer In tenth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-24
PrOYfdenfN.
Toronto

sBatted for Baumgardner In eighth.
zviox out for interference.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-24
.R|CHMONDERS ATTEND
ANNUAL HORSE SHOW
Mrs. Allan Potts, OF This City, Wins
Ribbons and Receives Rounds
Of Applause.

Especial to The Richmond Virgtnian)
warrenton. Va, Aug. 2s.--Warren-
toms eighteenth annual horse show
was held here today and was attend
ed by fully five thousand people, many
OF whom were from Richmond and
other parts of the State. The show
Is the last In the Virginia circuit and
has for years sustained here reputa-
ton OF the best open air show in
America, from point OF entries and
attendance. The classes in the morn
ing were somewhat delayed by reason
of a heavy storm. but every class
scheduled for the day took place.
Mrs. Allen Potts, as usual, won
many ribbons and her riding in the
ring, which was as slippery as glass
from the heavy shower. was easily
the feature OF the day. She made
numerous recoveries and was given
round after round of applause when
ever she entered the ring. She was
winner in combination saddle and
harness horses, sporting tandems. la
dies saddle horses. The jumping was
exceptionally good. Chiffon stables
of Middleburg. represented by Arthur
White. won first and second place in
the green jumpers and second and
third in the free-for-all handicap.
The Fauauier Democrat cup was
won by Fire Alarm. owned by Mitch
ell Harrison, OF NokesviIle. Mr.. Har-
rison has been a consistent winner
throughout the 1915 season and has
averaged about thirty entries for each
show Dion Kerr's entry. Mike, won
the pony class of nine entries An
drews and Holloway won a splendid
victory with Rock Bar In saddle
horses which contained sixteen stellar
performers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-24
ADVISORY BOARD TO RULE
Northwestern University 70 Do VIA
out President, Working Under Doanl

Northwestern University 70 Do With
out President, Working Under Dcans.
Chicago, Aug. 7s.-Northwestsrn
University Will not appoint . prssi-
dent to succeed DR.. A. W. Harris. who
resignsd last Juna, according to an
announcement made public today BY
the trustees.
Tho administration Of the university
IL to DO placed In the hands OF COM
ynittos OF deans appointed by the trus-
tees
The experience Of large universi-
ties" said James A. Pattan. ono Of
the trustse& has been that there II
too much 3selousy between the de-
partments ana achoois. One does not
know what another will ask or get,
and ths entire school does not pull
smoothly together. Our plan 10 Dc.
dsnsd to eliminate this. We shall
try Il for st least . year ana more
likely twe.r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-24

dcfeat. Ray Heating win double
lcsss be ON tho bill tomorrow,
leaving Rebel Roas and Lefty
Orabblo for Saturdays twin hlll,
Tho- Virgtnians should have
made II an oven break with
Rochester by d0ientane tlso
Hustl0s yesterday afternoon. Hut
for R0aa' wtldncaA, H1chm0nd
would have onAtly defeated
THnnny Leach and his n0n,
Heating suCCcc1nd ROAs and
pitched great hall until darkness
Interviewed and put IN end to tho
hnsttlitaes. Tho boys arc hitting
the ball hard ut this time and
they sfsOu1d bo ablc to mnka q
formidable showing aGatnSs Pat
Don0vAss's HGrd, doApito the cx-
alt1d poktl0n dizzy oocupy IN tlao
IneaEnaGAosanl League.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-24
RICHMOND CLUB GOES
TO BATTLE. BUFFALO
vrginans Play -Four Game Series In Bison Ciy-Leae VII
Occupy Mound For Locals This Afternoon, While
Heating May Do Hurting Tomorrow

Following tho seEfcs with tho
Rochester Hnstlcca, which ended
yesterday afternoon With tho &c
do MAnAGer Smith and his VIZ
eindane Lott for . f0ur-gasne sceics
With Patrick Don0vanss pennant-
aplrlng Buffalo Herd. There win
bo . doubl0-hca staged In tho
Bisnn City Saturday afternoon.
AlbGet Lcake win doubtloU
0onFt this afternoon against t11e
He'd, the former V1rginfa
Leagues not having pitched full
gamc In . week.. He has made Z
couple Of starts I'm tho last fve
days. but has bcen knocked out
both times. II n about time he
Wae winning . gasno for t2sc Vir-
g1nlnns assd II he r n form today
In HagrE,s WIN experience NO lit
- nDahGo n aAzalEAsnsslag him .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-24
ROYALS GET FINAL GAME
FROM NEWARK INDIANS

Montreal. Aug. 23.--The Royals took
the final game of the series with Fred
p'enney's Indians today, 8 to 3. Gather
once again showed his hitting ability.
making two home runs and q single
out of four times at bat Both teams
had the home run fever, FIVE being
made during the game. Durgin and
Ben Egan did the trick for Newark.
while Galore furnished the odd one for
the Royals. Both pitchers received good
support. Score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-24
xTwo out when winning run scored.
IRAN for killifer in fifteenth.
ptttsburg

"Batted for Kantlehner In eighth
Score by innings: r.
Phils. -. 900 010 900 600 900 OIL
Pittsburg. 900 900 DOL 600 600 ID
Summary: Two base hits-Whit-
ted, Carey. Stolen bases-Paskert
Dugey, Whitfield. 2; Bancroft. Carey.
Baird, Schmidt Sacrifice hits
Dugey. 2; Rixey, Johnston. Two
base hits-whitted. Carey. Double
plays-Bancroft, Dugey. Luderus,
Killifer and Bancroft; Evans, Baird
and johnson: Evans, Mccarthy and
Johnston Baird and Johnston. Bases
on balls-Off Rixey, 8; off Kantleh-
ner. 2; off Evans 8. Hits-Off
Kant1ehner, 4 In innings. Struck
out--By Rtxey, 7; by Kantlehner, / :;
by Evans, /. Wild pitch-Rtxey. 8.
Umpires-Orth and Rigler.