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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-24

DOYLESTOWN, Pa, Aug. si.-One of
the interesting gifts 10 the Bucks County
Historical Society Is an ancient German
Bible, presented by ]. Gerry Bewighouse, OF
Philadelphia. 1t is a massive volume,
bound in solid leather, and contains ancient
data and hundreds of illustrations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-08

New York Nov Robert W
Woolioy director of publicity of inc
democratic national committee. an-
nounccd at 1919 O'Clock chat he com.
mittec claimed g0G electoral votes for
Wilson. based ON the reports Of state
and county ,haIrmgn from the Now
England. middle west aud northwest
CTn states
Mr.. Woullcy said Remember 1899.
in that year an ot the election night
figures had 60 bo revised the ucNi day
and the r,putod republican victory
landed Grover Cleveland lu the White
House"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-08
MRS. LADO ATTENDS
FEDERATION MEETING

Santa Fe, Nov. Mrs. George T.
Ladd. the new president Of the Won.
en-. IS Federation of New Mexico. nj.
tended for the first time in her Off
ctal capacity district meeting of fed
Grated clubs this week. The meeting
was held at Anthony and was held by
the hona Ana County federation II
was am all day session. luncheon being
served hy the Crescent club. Mrs. "
II Nosblt presided. Mrs NJ NJ. Smith
OF the Progress club of McsilIa Park
read paper ON The District Nurse
and Mrs Gcorrc \. Frcucer ON AIN.
ste
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-08
BRYAN HOPEFUL
WILSON IS ELECTED

Lincoln. Neh. NoN AT DO
o'clock. w ] Bryan said in answer TO
request Tor % statement. that while
'he returns from the eastern states
'.i'nols '"d Indiana, seemed favorable
l' iushe> ho was hopeful that tho
middle west and Ear west would
change the outlook 10 was too carly.
TIE said. TO make amy conclusions OF
democratic defeat ur To- comment uu
The possible result
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-08
1900 At FIRST
AUTO POLO CAME
IN ST. LOUIS
Sport VIII Make Its Bow to
Albuquerque Tomorrow at
Fair Grounds; Something
About the Game,


+'N'' i''o '''N'S JUS appearance lI'
! Albuquerque for the first time, at the
fair grounds tomorrow. Here is how
the SPORTING editor Of tbo & ra,ig
elot,. r,,,,,o,r,t .i,,.,,..t... a.. .....,
''''
Ei-ht thousand persons who attend
= ~ opening ga-s-uf aur~ pu1o
. yesterday afternoon and evening at
| the Coliseum voted the sport most
| thrilling. Auto polo wins hands down
AS hair raiser. Collisions, explosions.
upset ears kept the crowd in a state
/ Of constant excitement
Ihree of the six cars used i'm the
afternoon were put out of commission
and the six mechanics carried by the
teams were kept busy beside a squad
OF extras from "a local automobile
company, There was not a dun mo-
ment I'M the fifty consumed i'm playing
each game.
Auto polo Is played i'm periods Of ten
minutes each. Five of these periods
constitute game, which, including
short intermissions made necessary in
order TO allow the machines to cool.
requires about seventy minutes. The
scoring is done done by points, each
goal made counting as one point The
rules of the game require that the ball |
be constantly on the ground If q
PLAYER strikes "A bali while Off his ma !
chine his team is "fouled" and penal |
iZp1 one mint EoqI ,.,gt. ..r.. ,.l.,...l /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-08

highest Cash Market Prices Paid for
metals, rubber, iron and bones. Com
pietc satisfaction in every transact
uoh' Every shipment promptly at
tended to and quick returns Com
huhiCatc with us first before Won
sell the next lot.
SOUTHWESTERN JUNK co.
Phone go. IN w Lead Ave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-08
DEMOCRATS To
RE TAIN CONTROL
Of CONGRESS
Early Returns Indicate ReDub-
Iica0s VIII Not Predonin-
ate .G Either House or Sen
ate,

New York Nov congressional
election returns were insufficient at
d O'Clock 20 indicate what would be
The complexion Of congress. Al that
hour however the republicans had
gained two senators, one I'M New
York and one in Maine. elected last
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-08
LANAO INCIDENT
ON ALL FOURS
WITH FRYE CASE

~ E""T'T7'' I'O''T'3I 'T'1T'0 ''7''O ~
! Washington, Nov. t-Pfccedents
I established in tho ease OF the Amcfl-
can ship Frye. "he't-iaden ana bound
for England, sunk Do mid-AtIantic bv
I the German auxiliary cruiser Ptlnz
Eitrj F1iodri,h n 1915, aie expected
10 lead the German government vol
UNFAIRLY 10 offer TO pay FOR the steam
CT Lauao sunk by German subma-
riue off the coast OF Portugal ucto-
her IS. " 1t ls established that the
vessel was sailing legally under the
American flag and REGISTRY.
Due Warning Given.
Tho state department is making ey-
cry effort TO develop the facts 1t APP
IpaTg certain that due warning was
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-08
GERMAN MACHINE
INDUSTRY GOING
ON PEACE BASIS
Since Competition of Normal
Has Practically Ceased De-
ma0d for Peace Implements
Has Increased,


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The is tine case. for instance. with
agricultural implements. manumcur.
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uIshinr equipments and supplies TO
mining, steel and iron concerns are
occupied % ION capacity and hardly
equal 10 the task az Milling orders
The result therefore Is period |
Of repIenishmcnt and renovation Of /
such oEerwoIkcd equipment chat has
now set iu and which b. limited only
by tho long deliveries required
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-08
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Over 4 year ago Thomas Riley was
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-08

tsrte't eoaREspoEoHscs 70 aaHmHa JOURNAL
Santa Fo Nov. 7.-"THa Pittsburgh
OF the Ancient World was discovered
by br a. II. Saycc of oxford Eng
land within recent years. and a few
DAYS ago he told the Santa ne Society
Of tho Archaeological institute, at the
Palace Of the Governors. some Of III,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
WHEELING TAKES 10
INNING GAME FROM TOTS
Ainsworth and WetzeI Go Entire
Distance. Latter Allowing hut
Nine Hits-Score 3 To- ?.

WHEELING, W. Va. July Ell
Wheeling won a sensational 1S-in-
ming game from Terre Haute here
Thursday afternoon by the score of
10 ,. The visitors tied the count
in the ninth after two men were
out and from that time until the
end of the game il was one of the
prettiest pitchers battles ever seen
here. Wetzel for Wheeling and
Ainsworth for TIRE Haute both went
the entire distance. AinswOrth was
hit hard at times. but sensational
fielding and three fast double plays
pulled him out Of bad holes. Aims
worth allowed 10 hits but kept them
we'll scattered. Wetzel yielded but
nine safe blows during the entire
game and three of these were
punched in the ninth, 10 produce the
two runs The hitting of Seibold.
playing first for Wheeling. featured.
He secured five safe drives out of
six times up. The winning run was
scored in the 18th on a single by
Blackwell. WetzeIs sacrifice and
Mitchell's error OF Cleveland's
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
JACKSON RACES QUEERED
News-Times Special Service:

News Times Special Service:
JACKSON, Mich, July 21.-Ra.n
which fell in torrents shortly after
noon Wednesday. stopped the third
days races of the local meet of the
Short Ship association.
The rain, which was the heaviest
OF the present summer. completely
covered the track. it presenting the
appearance of a river for more than
an hour. So severe was the down
pour that the loan and loose dirt at
the outside of the track vas wash
ed down and piled against the fence
at the pole.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
IN INDIANAPOLIS WOMEN
SWIMMERS WIN s EVENTS

T-IN-BAY, Ohio, July Elm
dianapolis women swimmers won all
but two Of the eIgnr events held
here Thursday in connection with
the Interlake Yachting associations
regatta. a large field was entered.
The winners and their time fol-
low:
1OO-yard breast Regina
Refs. indianapolis. won. Time
1:4O %.
10O-yard swim-Thelma Darby.
Indianapolis. won. Time-1.2s Is.
50-yard swim-Theima Darby, In
d;anapolis, won. Time-32 % sec
onds
Fancy diving-Vonnie Mossham-
mer. Detroit. won.
Plunge for distance-Mary O'Reil-
ly. indianapolis, won. Distance-50
feet
1.2OO-yard swim-Mary O'Reilly.
indianapolis. won. Time-3:31 Is.
1OO-yard back stroke-Mrs. Rosa
lie Bowman. Detroit won. Time
1852.
s0O-yard relay won by Indianapo-
lis team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
PRESS COOP CHATTER
BY MURRAY.

It's up to McColl TO stop Grand
Rapids this afternoon. 1t will be
ladies' day and Red" Will get a
chance to show how he can hurl.
Hill pitched a nice game Of base
ball and settled when the visitors
had men on the bases. But Nc
Arthur was hurting the kind of ball
that wins ball games.
Donnelly cracked one over the
left field wall in the third inning
and then famed. His drive cleared
the fence with room to spare, but
was foul by 20 feet.
Out of the first six men TO face
Macarthur he had four assists.
Tydeman went into second in the
eighth and bumped Brant, who had
blocked the path, sufficient TO make
him drop the ball.
Yesterdays game was the 10th
the Grand Rapids and South Bend
teams have played this season and
was the 10th victory for he Rapids
club.
Brant insisted that he should have
tossed Collins out in the fourth in
ming When it was remarked that
the ball was over to second he
claimed that he always goes over
there and gets them.
Bashang had a chance TO pull a
spectacular catch in the third on
Edington's drive. Al made a nice
run for the ball and stuck out his
glove hand. The ball hit his glove,
but just twisted it and then rolled
back TO the fence.
Tannehill pulled a great play on
Ellington in the seventh when ne
scooped his grounder and tossed to
first.
There is always a big bunch of
luck TO any no-hit game. Several
hard-hit balls took the incest kind
of hops as they neared the in1eIders.
Beall hit one at Carey in the third.
Carey came in for the ball and in
reaching for it detected it course.
but IT hoped right up in the air
and he followed il with his hands.
Duncan crashed that ball that
went direct TO Hensling in the air.
II was turned into a double play,
as Ellington was on third.
The departure of Green leaves
Smith with only three hurlers ana
he is in the market for a fourth
man He received one application
yesterday and is looking up the
mans past performances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
WHITE AND WELSH
WILL BATTLE TONIGHT
international News Service:


MINNEAPOLIS Mimi, July 81
The last possible obstacle in the
way of the Freddie Welsh Charley
White combat tonight has been re-
moved. Sherman and Elliott have
bought enough Of James Connollys
stock to insure control of the box
ing clubs here and in St. Paul and
announce that there is no further
question Of the bout being staged
as planned. Connolly had become
disgruntled and had threatened to
block the performance.
Welsh is to get SO, 500 and White
$1,000 with a percentage gamble for
more. The plan to have Chicago
newspaper man referee was halted
by Boxing Commissioner Robert
Sieberlich. who announced that un-
less a Minnesota man was on the
job there would be no battle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
NE W HURLER MAY
OPPOSE RAP IDS
Billiard, Who Has Not Scored
in the Last So Innings,
is Signed by Smith.

been hurting baseball up at Vicks-
burg. Mich. has Joined the South
Bend ball club and may get a chance
to show what he has this afternoon
against the Grand Rapids club. 1t
will be either he or McCOll.
The new hurler in the last IS in
nings has not been scored on and
has pitched against some fast ball
clubs. He was recommended to
Smith by Guy Baxter. who was IN
the Southern Michigan league last
season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
ONLY THREE MEN
SEE FIRST BASE
Hill Holds Visitors to Eight
Hits and Two RunS-GoOd
Support Saves Pitcher.
BY I'd. J. Murray.

Hurler Macarthur Of the Grand
Rapids club grabbed unto himself
hunk Of glory yesterday afternoon
when he pitched a no-hit. nO-run
game against the locals. Hill. who
hurled for the Smith tribe. did a
neat piece Of box work. hut. since
ssvo runs were showed over -
and one would have been plenty
he lost his game.
The visiting hurier was hurting in
great shape and seemed TO have
plenty Of everything While this is
not intended as an alibi or a knock.
ne certainly had ali the breaks in
the luck He was given brilliant
support. but plenty hard-hlt drives
took the convenient hop as they
reached the infelder. whereas a lit
tie more hugging or the dirt would
nave sent several hits up gainst the
visiting right handler.
Collins, OF the locals. in the fourth
came the nearest to getting a hit
He drove one through q box, but
Brant went over 10 second ard
checked it. He made a second grab
Collins was on first. The scorers
started 20 mark il a hit. but Brant
insisted it was no hit but an error
Tydeman's drive 10 Brant in the
eighth went as an error. since the
throw 10 first pulled Ellington Off
the bag. The only other Bender to
get on the base was Beall. who
walked only one Of the three men
TO reach first go: 20 second. The
story OF the game is as follows:
First Inning.
Grand Rapids-Edington walked.
Carey singled 10 left Brant hit to
Tannehill and Carey was out at sec
ond Brant stole. Duncan sent
line drive to HensIing and Ellington
was doubled at third.
South Bend - Bashang grounded
20 Ellington. Collins and Koehler
sent grounders TO Macarthur.
Second Inning.
Grand Rapids Alcock flew to
kOehler Wright hit one that Beall
lost trying 70 carry to first. Wright
stole. but Bailey walked. Devormer
hit 10 center and Wright scored. Ba-
".
Macarthur grounded 10 Beall
South Bend-Tydeman hit one 10
Brsnt. Hensling and TannehiH were
out Macarthur 10 Ellington.
Third Inning
Grand Raptds-Edington sent one
10 right center for two bases. Ba-
shang managed 20 get his gloved
hand on the ball. but only checked
its speed. Carey grounded TO Koch
Ter and was out at first. but Eding-
ton went 10 third. Brant grounded
one 60 Beall. ELLINGTON remained
on ,.ird. Duncan hit TO Bashang.
South Bend-Beall sent a ground
er to Carey. Donnelly hit a foul
over the left field fence and then
famed. Hir fouled out TO De-
Vormer
Fourth Inning.
Grand apids-AlCock was out.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
HULSWITT TO TOLEDO
Former Columbus Manager to Play
second for Bresnahan.

TOLEDO. o.. July u. Rudy
Hulswitt who resigned recently as
manager OF the Columbus club in
the American association, Thursday
signed a contract 10 play with To-
ledo. The former Columbus man
Immediately went 10 work at sec
ond base in place OF Gardner. who
is out OF the game on account of
lameness Mgr. Bresnahan said
Thursday night that Hulswitt prob
ably will be kept az second
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
CHURCH WINS FINAL.

CEDARHURST, y. c.. July 21.-
George NJ Church won the final Of
the tennis cup singles here Thurs
day on the turf Of the Rockaway
Hunting club. defeating w E. Davis.
the young California player, rs.
ga. Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
CROSS WINS.

International News Service:
NEW YORK. July 21.-Marty
Cross knocked out Cannon Smith of
England in the fourth round last
night.
Mel Coogan defeated Eddie Dor
sey in a 10-round bout.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
THURSDAYS RESULTS.

Central League.
south Bend. o: Grand Rapids, ?.
Terre Haute. , Wheeling. 3.
Evansville. 8: Dayton, 1.
Springfield MuSkegOn, rain.
National League.
New York. %; Chicago, I.
Boston. > St Louis, ,.
Philadelphia. 6 3: Cincinnati %
American League.
Cleveland. 40: Philadelphia. %.
Chicago, 81: Washington, -.
Detroit. 3. Boston. .
American Association.
ST. Paul, ,; Toledo. 3.
Minneapolis. s: Columbus. 3.
Milwaukee, o; indianapolis. 6.
Kansas City-Louisville, rain.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Central League.
Grand Rapids at south Bend.
Evansville at Dayton.
Terre Haute at Wheeling
Muskegon at Sprin gfield.
National League.
Boston at 81. Louis.
Brooklyn nj Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
American League.
Chicago at Washington
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
Ninth Inning.

Grand Rapids in bunt-
ing sent short fly towards first
Beall raced in. but lost the ball on
the first hop, and Devormer got his
hit Macarthur sacrificed, Hill to
Koehler Ellington sent = fiy To Col
Inns and Carey sent high foul that
Beall trapped
South Bend-Hill crashed one at
Brant but was tossed out going into
first. Bashang sent liner to left
field, but Wright put on plenty Of
speed and trapped il as it was about
TO fall. When Collins hit back to
Macarthur the game was over when
the ball was tossed 10 first.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
Summary.

Two base hits Knoll. Sykes Sacrifice
hits-Tepe. ,; Yantz. Sacrifice flies
YantZ, Jacobs. stolen bRses-Knou. .:
Hanger. Kibhle, Sykes, Jacobs Double
plays Knoll TO Tenant. Blank to Ten
nant; Storch TO Warner. Base on balls
Winchell (; Frost, 4. Strike Outs-Win-
chell. Z: Frost l. Hit by pitcher-HnOI
Left on Evansville g Dayton q.
I mpire-Holmes. Time 40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
Game Ends Series With Grand Rp-Mukegon Here Next For Fou
POOR BASEBALL LOSES
GAME FOR DAYTON 81
Second Game Of Series With Evans
vile Lost When Eight Errors
Are Made.

DAYTON. Ohio. July 21-Dayton
played poor baseball Thursday and
lost the second game of the series
IN Eva usy-i1le = 70
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
SOUTHERN HORSE
SHOWS HIS CLASS
Grand Chimes of Louisiana
Takes Tavern Stake at the
Grand Circuit MeetiEg.

CLEVELAND, o.. july p. -
Grand Chimes. from away down in
Louisiana tramped on the northern
bred trotters Thursday at North
Randall and walked off with the
Tavern stake. the first event raced
under the Devereux limitation plan
on the 1916 grand circuit In win
ming. Grand Chimes proved himself
TO be one of the best trotters that
has been uncovered this season.
The Tavern stake was rather an
experiment The field was limited
10 horses that have never beaten
2:151-4 or won more than $4,000
gross. The race developed into one
of the grandest in the history of the
event and the time was just about
as fast as il would have been if the
Tavern had been a 2:10 trot. as in
the second and third heat the time
was better than 2:07.
The field in the Fasig open three
year-Old trot narrowed down to
three when the horses were called.
and as two of them were members
of Tommy Murphy's stable, there
was practically no selling and il was
the Murphy stable that got most OF
the money. with Adele Block. the
third member OF the race, getting
third
Pop Geers Watches.
Maple Tree easily had the speed
Of the three, taking the first and
third heats.
With Pop Geers watching from an
automobile stationed at the upper
draw gate, Dick Mcmahon took over
the mount behind Pal Pick in the
2.1S pace, and proceeded to delight
the famous old driver of the sulky
by keeping the erratic son of EN-
pire Direct on a pace long enough
TO win two heats and first money.
AzOra Axworthy. the mare that
won 15 out Of 16 races on the twice
arounds. made her mile track debut
in the 2:16 trot. going to the post
a strong favorite. With Tommy
Murphy having the mount she sim
ply trotted her field into the ground.
Summaries.
us pacing. i'm ;. purse 81, zoe
Pal Pick. (NfcAahOn) ...........1
Admiral Dewey H.. (WfsOn) ..5 3
Tramp Quick, (Shivelyl .....~....6 I
Sad Thoughts, tChildsl ...,...,.2 , I
Rayo DE ORC. Rose Direct. Billy Direct
also started.
Time :O61i 2:OSh 2:OsI4.
The Fasig sweepstakes. - Ina 81 open 10
all year old trOtters. value $500.
Maple Tree. Murphy ............1 2 1
Adele Block. (AlcDonald) ..t...."2 ?
Peter Mount. (Nuckosl ..........3 I 3
Time-2 liz 2:14Rt 2:16%
The Tavern stake, PA trOtting. value
$1,000
Grand mines, tEdmanl .........1 1 >
Busy Lassie, Cox .............. /
Early Don, (Nalentine) ..........2 : ,
BrtSac, tMurphyb .......-......-..6 ,
Lenor Mckinney. Col. Riser. Regardless
and WidOwer Peter also started
Time :O92, :O6A :O6s4.
> :16 class trOtting. purse $1,000
Azora ANwOrthy, (Murphyl ......1 I
The Lark. (Durfeel .............4 >
Aulsebrook. valentine ........2 , 2
Sandy. (DonahueD ................3 ,
COstess Mabel and Indian Hill also
started.
Time :O7% 2:O9l, 2:O6ai
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21

Left on bases-sOuth Bend, p Grand
Rapids. .. sacrifice hits-N right. Near
thur stolen bases-Brant, Wright, ?:
Duncan, Tydennn. Two base hit-Ed-
ingtOn. Double play-Hensling. unassist-
ed. strike Out--McArthur. 3; Hill. 3.
Bases on ball-McArthur, 1 Hill, 3. Um-
piFe-RyaD. Time-i:iO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21

Earned runs-Ter Haute : Wheeling
Three base hitS-Callahau. Seibold
Two base hits elhOld. Miller Wagner.
Double plays Mathes TO Gygli: Mathes
10 Mitchell 20 GyEn: la Ross TO Mitchell /.
WetZel 20 Reilly 20 Seibold. Bases on
halls-WetZel 4 AinSwOrth. g. Strike
outs Wetzel . Ainsworth. :. First base
or errors -Terre Haute. 1 Wheeling. /
Sacrifice hits-La Ross. .. Ainsworth. = /.
Cleveland. Callahan. Sheeren. Wetzel.
Stolen -Ainsworth Left on ba Sos
rerre Haute 10. Wheeling. 70. UmDire-
Geisel. Time . .43
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
Fifth Inning.

Grand Rapids Ellington hit 20
Hill and was tossed out at first.
Carey and Brant famed.
South Bend-Koehler hit TO Brant
and was out at first. Hensling sent
a high infield fly and AlcOck drop
ped the ball. The umpire called
Hensling out. claiming that AlcOck
lost the ball as he went 10 throw it.
Tannehin hit TO Alcock and was
tossed out at first.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21

KOehIer to Beall. Wright got a hit
on one that Hsnsling managed to
touch Bailey hit TO Hensling, who
waited and then threw low and was
charged with an error. Devormer
flew out 10 Koehler and Tannehill
took McArthurs fly.
South Bend - Bashang flew to
Duncan. Collins hit one through
the box. Brant trapped it. but fail
ed 10 handle il in time to make the
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