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Morris tribune., 1916-09-22
NOTICE OF SALE IN DITCH PRO-
CEEDINGS

Sale of DitChing Jobs
NOTICE IS HEREBY, given that
on the 18th day of October, 1916, at
o'clock p. M, at the County Auditors
Office in the City of Morris, Minnesota
will sell the jobs Of digging and con-
Stevens County, established by the
County Board of Stevens County, State
of Minnesota, by order bearing date
as one job, and also for one or more
sections of 100 feet each, and also for
one or more of the construction jobs,
each of said sections to be known and
mum bered by stakes as shown by the
report of the Engineer in said matter,
commencing at the one including the
outlet, and from thence, sucessively,
up stream to the one including the
MAIN DUTCH
Station to 159, Open Ditch, it.
Bottom 1 to Slope, Reconstruction.
Station 159 to 179 plus "A, Open
Ditch, fit. Bottom 1 to 1 Slope, New
Work.
Moving Waste Bank, Minimum Cut
2:96, Maximum Cut 1855, Cubic Yds.
BRANCH NO. 1.
Bottom, to Slope, New Work.
6. fit. Bottom, 1 to 1 Slope, Reconstruc-
ton.
Moving Waste Bank, Minimum Cut
2.40, Maximum Cut 722, Cubic Yds.
BRANCH NO. 2.
Station 0 to So plus 81, Open Ditch,
6 fit. Bottom, 1 to 1 Slope, Reconstruc-
Moving Waste Bank, Minimum Cut
2;O2, Maximum Cut 1913, Cubic Yds.
BRANCH NO. 1, FORK MOL
Station to A plus 68, Open Ditch,
1 to Slope, New Work.
Minimum Cut 4.O6, Maximum Cut
8.94, Cubic Yds. 12,763.7O
RRANCH ETnRK
Station to 13 plus 80, Open Ditch,
1 to Slope, Reconstruction.
Moving Waste Bank, Minimum Cut
255. Maximum Cut 11.55, Cubic Yds
One Concrete Culvert.
To the lowest responsible bidder or
bidders, and that bids are invited for
said work; said work to be completed
within the time required and in the
manner specified, in said Engineers
report. And no bid to be entertained
per cent, the estimated cost of the con-
struction of the part of bid work COW
cred by said bid, and the successful
6Idder will be required to give salts
factory bond in an amount not less
than the contract price, to be approved
by the Auditor of said County, with
two. freehold sureties, for the faithful
performance and fulfillment of his
contract, and to pay all damages that
may occrue by reason of his failure to
complete the job in the manner and
tract. The said order and estimates
and profile are on file, and may be seen
al my office.
The estimate total cost Of the work
is $8,49222,
Ali bids must be accompanied by a
certified check payable to the Auditor
of said County, for not less than ten
per cent Of the amount of each bid.
The right to reject any and all bids
is hereby reserved.
Dated September 18th, 1916.
c.. r. WOLLTHAN
County Auditor Stevens County.
4S-S State Of Minnesota
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

Miss Emma Rieckman was taken
to Starbuck Monday morning where
she was operated upon for bowel
troubles. Mrs. Rieckman accompanie d
her daughter to Starbuck and was
present at the operation which was
performed Wednesday. Reports from
the hospital today are encouraging
although the hospital doctors think
three weeks will be required before
the patient may be discharged.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22
Dance at Arnory

Watzke's orchestra have secured
the armory for Thursday and Friday
nights next week when two dances
will be given for fair visitors. Pop
ular dance prices will be charged.
Prepare early to attend one or both
nights. adv.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

and next year the N. P. came in. I
did a fine business those early years
and sold goods for cash. We thought
the coming of the railroads would
help business but we soon saw new
towns start and our trade territory
became smaller.'
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22
NOTICE OF SALE IN DITCH PRO-
CEEDINGS.
Sale of Ditching Jobs

NOTICE OF SALE in DITCH PRO-
Sale Of DitcSins Jobs
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
Ssloek % q the COUNTY i2 HSd nt =
esots will sell the 81 jobs OF Of digging ghm
Stevens County estaSlish teh H b1 Y t6 01
Board of County Commissioners Of
order bearing date August Gs 8ist' 1s1S,
r or G moFe sseons S of 10S f fee
each, and also for one or more of the
construction Jobs, each of said sections
to be known and numbered by stakes
in said mater tHs at the one
suceessSeiy up stream Hf to it the ONE en in:
Guiding the source Mox, Mint,
mum mum
MAIN DITCH cut cut
Station to 5, 500 it, 7 in
Tile ................. $40 290
station Sto IA, 500 IT. in.
station - 70 On son g. "a S'4O $50
in: Tile. ...........,..... TAO $50
f. T. in = ri lie pius $3.50: 500 $50
' f. 20 IL in p'Tn % to o. ss4o $50 40
in; Ttie. " -: low -. 700 500
Station 81 to 81, 14OO TT. "a
in Tile. ................. $50 4.40
BRANCH NO. L.
Station 0 to S, 500 TT. 6 in.
Tile Observation-Disclosures. $50 $40
Station 5 to 20, 1900 it IL
il: Tile. ................. $40 $50
lie lie ~ 80 49, wv -. 10 :" 72O 4so
BRANCH mol. FORK NO. 1.
Sta TiTo U to o. 9OO IT, = In o. ooo
Station to Is, 1000 TT.
IN: Tile. :..::.. 500 800
Station IS to "a plus IS, 985
It. IN: Tile. ........... 500 80
BRANCH NO. 1. FORK NO. 2.
station to 8, 500 TT. in.
lie $50 80
sta TiIe to IT, 900 it. 10 in % On
Station II to 26, 900 TT. II
IN: Tile. ..::............. 700 $3.50
s+ bEANC : - No sSo a. Q ~
Tile :.:..:;... $50 800
station to 81 plus 23, 1928
II: ~ IN: Tile. .:..:...... $40 2.2O
Station to 4, 400 TT. 6 in.
!iie ..::............. $40 2.2O
BRANCH NO. 3,
station to +, 500 TT. in.
station q to Il, 1900 IT,
in. Tile. ................. $50 800
STATION Fl to 33 plus 81
1857 TT. 10 in. Tile. ...... $50 $50
BRANCH NO. 3. FORK NO. 1.
Station to ~ plus 81,
2787 TT. in. Tile. ....... $50 2.20
BRANCH NO. 4.
station to 8, 500 TT. in.
Ille :.:..::.........:: $50 300
station 8 to ~ plus l6, Ills
t. IN second Grade s.
I. ............ 5.5O 3.lO
BRANCH NO. s.
Stat!on U to IL plus So,
1893 IT. in. Tile. APO 2.9O
bHANCH No d;
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

Miss Esther Holmes left for Hy-
shum, Mont, Sunday evening near
which village she has a fine home
stead claim. A party of her Morris
friends gave farewell surprise in
her honor and escorted her to the
later train to say goodbye and wish
her pleasant journey and abundant
prosperity in her new home. Miss
Holmes will Immediately commence
the erection of a house and suitable
farm buildings.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

Frank Griffith returned Tuesday
from the hospital at Rochester where
he was operated upon last week. The
hospital surgeons removed a small
slice from the lip and Frank was
obliged to remain in their care two
weeks,
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22
CITY NEWS ITEMS

Watch your door knob and one of
these days you Will find a nick!e
hanging there. adv.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

P. H. McNally is handing out
the mail at Chokio. He received his
appointment about two months ago
but official red tape delayed his
commission till last week.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

Elbow Lake is to have new depot
and Glenwoodites would like to dis
cover the necromancy used to bring
it about.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

The word "Voss" on your photo
graphs means as much to you as the
word "Sterling" on your silver. adv
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

Mrs. Amos Pushor is recovering
slowly after an attack of rheumatism
which has confined her to her home
several days this week.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

Don't envy person because he has
better position than you have. If
you cannot keep with him, it is per
haps your own fault. You may be
lacking IN knowledge and special
training. If that is the case, all you
have to do is to attend Mankato Com
mercial College. Send for their cata-
log. adv.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

Mrs. John Gould is on the sick list
this week and is being cared for at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. R.
Wollthan.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22
Little Pullers with Big Power

1t takes just little Tribune want
ads to let people know what you have
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

1t is estimated that three hundred
million Red Cross Christmas seals
will be sold in the United States this
winter. The seals have become pop
ular in Morris lately and last season
the late DR.. Hulburt disposed of con-
siderable amount. The money realized
from the sale of the stamps went to
assist the state in its fight against
consumption.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

The Mae Edwards Players closed
successful engagement at the Orpheum
theatre Wednesday night. The cos
tunes, scenery and electrical effects
carried were among the most gorge
Gus seen here for some time. Four
teen people are with the company
this year and they are all artists of
unusual ability. The specialties in
troduced between acts were catchy and
the bill on all three nights proved
high-class entertainment. This popu-
lar company was here three years ago
at which time they drew full houses.
They will appear here again before
the season closes when they will pre-
sent an entire new line of production.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

The Little Falls Business College
is Business University where young
people specialize in business and get
good positions. Get your catalog to-
day. adv.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

S. Stewart returned Monday morn
ing from business trip to Mott, N.
D., where he has a large flour mill
and an electric light plant. "Crops
around Mott are about the same as
here" said Mr.. Stewart in discussing
conditions in the Dakotas. While
there is lots of poor grain in the
country Mr.. Stewart feels certain of
getting plenty of good wheat for
grinding.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

M. F. Nugent, former sheriff of
Pope county and we'll known in Morris,
is packing his household goods this
week and will move to North Dakota
with his family. Mr.. Nugent is
devoting his time to selling lands.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

Frank Miller went to Benson Mon
day to get his automobile which he
was obliged to leave there because of
muddy roads few days ago. Coming
home Monday afternoon Mr.. Miller
found some decidedly bad roads in the
vicinity of Hancock where the road
destroyers have been at work.
Morris tribune., 1916-09-22

The first killing frost of tn
season came late Thursday night las
week according to gardeners ant
truck farmers near Morris. Although
the frost was light tomatoes ant
tender garden varieties were nipped.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
FEAST TO Be
BIG EVENT
"Iachtsmen's Mess" Will Re
Growing Social Feature
of Motor Boat Meet

Elaborate plans are being made
BY the entertainment committee OF
the Miss Detroit Power Boat asso.
citation. 70 make the banquet which
will Dc held az 100 o'clock. Sept.
S. at the Hotel Pontchartrain. one
OF the most successful that has ever
been held in connection with the
Cold Challenge cup races
A banquet is held yearly in con
nection with the races aud the chal.
lengers and owners OF the compel.
ing boats are ne guests Of honor
and Is known as the Yachtsmen's
mess Capt Carmine and his lieu.
tenants from the L ). S Norrell.
who will have charge Of patroling
,he course during the races. will
also be guests Al the banquet Sew.
eral New York millionaires have in
dicated that they will be present.
One OF the features of the mess
will be the presentation OF the Gold
Challenge cup 10 tho winner OF this
years races The Detroit News
trophy will also BE- presented 10 the
winner OF the Express Cruiser race
and the winner OF the world's cham
pionship one mile race will also re.
ceive an award.
Secretary J. Lee Barrett OF the
Miss Detroit Power Boat associa-
ton, has received many requests for
reservations for the banquet.
Everything Ia In readiness for the
classic boat race. which starts Sat.
urday. Six starters are expected.
only the Ankle Deep Too disappoint-
ing the officials OF the association.
The Miss Detroit and Miss Mime.
apolis came down from Algonac last
night. and the rest have all been
on the ground. except the Baby
Marold. which had 70 go 10 Monroe
a couple of days ago for engine re-
pairs The Baby will be back some
time today. according 10 an an.
nouncement Thursday and Friday
will afford plenty or opportunity 10
fans 10 see the racers in action. for
they all will be tuning UP during
these two days.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
gENllWOR1H IS
READY TO OPEN
Ferries To Carry Pa
! irons of New Track
JIG Strike Is Called

h Kenilworth track Is ready 10
erect patrons OF the running races.
The new Windsor track completed
nj construction and preparations
1Dr It's opening meeting. which starts
uaturday. and IL is announced by
track oflicials that everything Is In
foadiness for n crack meeting
There will be the usual seven races
= day and there will be seven days
of racing. The bookies won't get
chance to even see the inside OF
Ke4ilworth plant. The pari-mutual
system OF specializing will be used
md 20 modern machines have been
Ilnstalled In a roomy and convenient
betting ring.
Y Arrangements had been made with
the Michigan Central 10 run special
trains through the tunnel to care
Tor the track patrons, and three spe-
ciai trains will 40 over Saturday,
The first at IL 80. the second at lis,
and the third at 1:45 O'Clock In
ease of strike next week. how
sever, the ferry company will care
Tor the patrons OF the track This
prrangement has been made for the
emergency. The track also can be
reached via the Windsor, Essex g.
Lake Shore trolley line. and II "
Announced that the auto roads are
rood. oMtorists should go 20 the
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
SEE CHAMP IN
GEORGE CHURCH
Victory Over Jap Gives Jersey
Net Crack a Lot of
New Prestige

FOREST HILLS. l.. l., Aug 81
Through his clean.cut victory yes
terday over lChiya KumagRe. The
Japanese champion. George Myers
Church. OF TensHy y j looms 10.
DAY as the most dangerous OF the
eontcnders OF the national singles
championship This afternoon the
orieutars conqueror was 20 meet Eu
gene Warren in the feature match
OF the days play
Maurice K McLoughin. generally
considered the chief rival OF WI
liam NJ Johnston for the title un.
al Church displayed bis startling
form. Will meet tartar today In
Theodore Roosevelt Pen who elimi.
mated F. A. Mcpherson The latter
In spite of his Scotch name. is the
second best PLAYER or Russia Pell
plays a game greatly similar 10 Nc
Loughlas. and some last work Is
looked for
Johnston is not expected no have
much trouble in disposius OF Ma
thanlel W Niles
Whether Church. ~ his consistent
net play, brilliant In every respect,
will BE able 70 yoliey MS way into
The finals, is the question uppcrmost
in the minds OF the tennis fans, Ia
his victory over Kuma gaze Church
proved beyond any doubt that good
net player places The laps style
Al terrible disadvantage, bat no
one expects hi INTO have as easy n
tine With Mclaughlin and the other
topnotchers II Church and Nc
LouhSlin win today they will come
together. 20 morrow In the fourth
round az the tournament and the
winner OF This match. should IL be
held will. in the opinion OF ma.
ority o. The experts. be one Of the
players In the finals
The champion. William VI. John
ston, played good game in dispos.
ing OF Francis T. Hunter. but Hun.
ter was not OF the caliber 20 really
test Johnstons skin The cham.
pions FIRST match OF any importance
( Will come today. when he meets
! Niles
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
Watching the
Scoyeboard
yFsTTRDA1~ UEROt


Dutch Leonard PitchinK for
Boston. Tronard buried himself
into the hall 81 fkuse h. holding
the Bro~ns without bit or
run.
The Red SOY gained game ~
their victory over the Browns, for
the lsHks took fan out Of the
Tigers.
Bill Dono,s had lee Mage back
~ his old position Rt -erpnd base.
Mullen being sent 80 The outheid.
Uslne Zimmerman celebrated hi.
twelfth inning hit which gave We
go, - the New WORKERS over CIn-
elBnati
Tr6.rRv sent three pitchers 30 the
mOuad 90 md one Who voutdn't walk
n victor into the Reds.
The Dodgers gained few poInt.
~ hammering out Victory over the
Cardinals, while the Braves spIit n
double header ~ Pittsbnrsh.
Rvdolph's single drove IN the Only
run foE the Bfa,~s in the hrst game
Of n double header, With Pittsburgh.
The PhititeS were -hunted down IN
the standings when Jimmy Lavender
shut hem out in thirBEo.
Chief Gsiiia vas too much for the
iHdinns and they tasted defeat.
speaker failed 90 hr safely. while
Cobb gathered three blow out %
four attempts.
Red Faber succeeded IN downing
the r~rupcratinG Nsckmsn. chicago
wiustnE throuEh heavy hittIaG %
NOa hOinIts.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
MAS0NS PLAY
DOUBLE BILL

The scene OF play the Masonic
league viii shit on Saturday from
the diamonds AZ Bob.Lo to that at
Mack park. where q double. header
viii be played between the Ashlar
and Zion teams. this game to start
AT O'Clock. and the Friendship and
City % Straits teams, who are
scheduled to clash at O'Clock.
These are regular scheduled games
which were postponed earlier In the
season for reason OF bad weather
conditions
Should the City OF the Straits
team defeat the Friendship team.
as they did the Palestine boys on
last Saturday. the league will again
see three-cornered tie between the
three teams mentioned. whereas
should the Friendship team win. II
will put them in nice position to
carry or the pennant.
Mack cars 90 by the gates ~ this
park. and accommodations will be
made by the D. Y. n. TO take care
OF any number OF people in atten.
dance az these and other similar
games which win be staged az Mack
park on Sept, and Is.
AieHsnder's pennsnt hand sppesrs
to Ne piastng ragtirne music.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
Wins Half of Races and
Places In Two
More

POUGHKEEPSIE. - Y, Aug o.
-Poughkeepsie folks al .asr have
concluded that their own Tommy
Murphy. whom they see anu cha,
with every winter day really IL
considerable figure IL the harness
racing world They knew bar Tom
my has been highly spoken % COR :
number OF years where harness men
gather and gossip, but they knew
him so well they could hardly be-
lieve that be really IS the King o.
drivers Now Poughkeepsie SHOWS
Just how good Murphy BE-
The Poughkeepsie meeting
which has gone two days now-aas
seen Murphy yin four OF The e!gh;
races staged and take two seconds
besides That is very nearly rec
ord. and despite the fact that Wal.
ter Cox swept into The front % fhe
Hudson valley trot with Mabel
Trssk. the New Englander has drop
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
Plank and Young.


of He
he's A fire.
oueuty didn't
he
discovered
indomtsble
older education
the found him The main
big
will release him Mack did
k4Uar
broke all records sticking
% Plank
the latter quit and has Ave TO 60
the
~ baseball in the world
that Eddie kidding himself
made
magnificent
had
1919 a fodder
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
SPECIAL TRAIN
TO CEDAR POINT

n IL announced that James Burns
Of the Ste Claire hotel, will be In
charge Of special train 10 be oper-
sted Monday over the Lake Shore.
TO Cedar Point where Johnny XII.
bane will defend his title as worlds
featherweight champion against the
onslaught OF George CLANCY. The
train will leave Detroit si 10 80
O'Clock. Monday morning, Tickets
can be obtained at tho Roy Williams
cafe, the George Mcintosh cafe. and
the Ste. Claire hotel
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
cers But Cobb Hits Hard and Now Speakers Hee
FANS TO WELCOME
TIGERS, SATURDAY

Reserved tickets for Saturdays
game al Navin neld were placed
on sale at Soper's Cigar store.
in he Dime Bank building. this
morning. The Tigers will return
saturday from highly success
ful trip through the east. and will
engage the White Sox In the last
games which these clubs will
play this season. Chicago Is
scheduled for just one day this
time. IL Is expected that a huge
crowd Will be out To welcome the
Jungaleers, who have battled
their way 20 within striking dis
lance OF the pennant.
The Cleveland Indians will come
to Detroit. Sunday, for three.
game series. two OF the games
being played on Labor day. Tues.
day will be an open date. The
afternoon game will start al
O'Clock. and the morning game
at 10 30 O'Clock.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
TIGERS NEED
To WIN TODAY
That Will Enable jennings To
Lead Club Home With
Record He Planned

NEW YORK, Aug 3l.--Manager
Jennings has Rgured on taking three
Of the four gamcs with the Yam
KEGS. thus winding up the last ir.
yasion OF the east for the season
with a record of only four games
lost and every series triumph
That schedule still ia possible. and
the invasion has only one more
game TO go. To night ends the 1916
play OF the western clubs along the
seaboard
Jennings rather figured that Bill
James would win his game wednes-
day and that the Thursday contest
would be the one 10 be dropped. As
matter OF fact James lost all his
stun in the third inning and was
driven from the box under an ava
lanche OF CLOVIS and nifty collection
OF Yankee tAllies Messrs. Boland
and Cunningham did the rest " the
Tiger pitching, and performed &C
ccptnhly That. however. did not
help 10 overcome the lead which the
homesters had pied up Cobb had
on his hitting clothes, but he alone
worked miracles with the bludgeon.
There was lamentable lack OF
timely hitting, due chiefly 10 the
prowess VI one Shawkey. and De.
trolt was compelled 10 drop back a
notch. The Tigers lost a full game.
inasmuch "a Dutch" Leonard
squelched the Browns by hurting q
no-hit shutout.
According to morning plans. Jen
nings will start Willie Mitchell this
afternoon, and he will lie opposed
by Young Mr.. Russell. who Ia fire.
cuently Tiger tanner. The game
will have a bit 81 extra interest be-
cause each club has won five games
on the Polo grounds. and this con-
test nil he Of the rubber sort
The Tigers will leave New York
tonight for Toronto, where an ex-
hioition game will Re played tomor-
row afternoon Part Of the club will
come direct 20 Detroit Two sure
20 como directly home will he Cove
leskie and Dauss. one Of whom will
pitch against Chicago Saturday.
.yank. Pace PIunEe. esdtIne.
That u what all OF us like 80 face
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
GlasscO Gets In Hurry To Open Fistic
Season; Announces Mcneil and f. Coulon

Eddie Glassco has
the Labor Day bouts and decided
this Usually he
The windsor hste mpressao that Wed
there viii hcuns
snd Eddie eoulon OF New Orleans The headners expected
the bout VIII draw well Keniwoh
Mcneil muc
Voh while boxing lie be cut
himself
This is he rs OF
Missouri metropolis
- than match
d recent Glasscos 1916
&1 he usually stages.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
Evergreen Eddie.

today
o souhpaW that ever lived haaie
he ALREADY
pitched bali this N which ne has aeWso
a0ae 81 TO Plank pc
OF other
Red
blow and ne In
all in consecutive starts No nneF @
&n has been observed n this
other
Inss admiration He prominent iael9,
he greatest
barring the magnificent WON
oulasted Plank SAYS
Is game world triumph Chrtsy 1913
hsldth
the Mack IL the world
hurdles for
o
nlstudged
the paths and
folluwed Charley a horrible heaye
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

old race track out OuIlette-st. then
eat OF west one block and south.
Horsemen have been attracted by
the new track n larger numbers
than was expected. and II Is now
believed that Saturday will End 500
horses al the new oval Tickets
will be $3.50. and there will be no
war tax, according 10 an announce
ment of the officials.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
Tommy Murphy Convinces
Home Folks He Is a Star

ped 10 second place among the
money winners Murphy now leads.
Just az BE- has done for a number
Of years Expressive Lou and
Brisac were the Murphy winners
yesterday. and with Azora A1wor.
thy Tommy stepped into second
place IN the big yrot
A bit OF scandal may touch the
'rotting game a. the result % the
recent Suspension OF Dick Mcmahon
oho had entered Miss Perfection in
me os 'rot, which viii be raced
today Although both driver and
trotter are suspended and cannot
race Mcmahon has been compelled
70 pay his $3.50 entrance fee Dick
IL racing mad and threatens ali
sorts OF court proceedings and ap.
peals The summary OF Wednes.
days racing
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
Doyle Holding out.

CHICAGO. Aug 3l.-LArry Doyle.
former captain OF the New York
Giants. traded 70 the Cubs for Heine
Zimmerman. Is a holdout for a two
year contract with increased pay.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

tBstted Tor Holland in seventh
Detroit .........O o ! o % o..
New York .1 y n -
Total bases Detroit. S New York.
~. Sacrifice hifs--Nitt High stolen
base BURNS. pipp. OldrinE Two
base hit--Psckinpau LIT on bases
New York. 6 Detroit. = Fir-' base
on error-Sew York, J. Hits and
earned runs--ON James. 7 hits. 3 runs
In % innings on Boiand 2 nifs
no runs In : pa inning on Gun.
ningaam, : hits, no runs In in
nings on Shawkcy 4 run. stru x
out--Sy shawH . ty James. hy
Boland. 2