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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-08-31
BAD FIRE IN SMALL TOWN

The small town of Mountain, east
of Milton has suffered a destructive
fire during the week. The buildings
destroyed include a blacksmith shop,
feed mill and livery barn. The
fire was well under way when dis
covered and no clue has been found as
to its origin. The loss was heavy as
there was no insurance.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-08-31
ASKS CT. NORTHERN FOR DAMAGES

Louis Rose has put in a claim for
damages against the Ct. Nortern rail-
road company for the loss of twenty
acres of his wheat crop on land ad-
joining the company's right of way.
1t is claimed to have been set on fire
by pass enger train one day last
week. With great difficulty the fire
was stopped from doing further dam
age to Mr.. Roses crop.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-08-31
TEN MORE ARE MADE HAPPY

Aaker's Business College received
10 requests for office help the past
week and made the following happy
by placing them in fine positions
Luella Mellum. John Elliott, L.
Sande. Frances Solors, and A. Lohi.
You could have one Of these positions
if you were prepared. Send for cata.
log to A b c.. Grand Forks. N.
D., also for Gas Tractor and auto
course catalog.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-08-31
METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES

Morning worship at HOO o'clock.
Rev. Augsperger, Of Ohio. will
preach.
Evening services at 500 o'clock.
Subject: "The Message Of First Cor
inthians.
Sunday school at 1900 o'clock m.
Epworth League at TOO p. m.
Subject: my Use of the Bible, -
Wilbert Liebeler, leader.
Harvey Center church: Rev. Aug
sperger will preach at the 3 80 p. m.
service. Sunday school at 2:3O p.
m.
Rev. Geo. C. Lee, Pastor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-08-31
BACK FROM OKLAHOMA ON VISIT

a. w. Toews, who has been locat-
ed in Oklahoma since retiring from
active work on his farm in Moscow
township several years ago, was an
arrival Thursday accompanied by Mrs.
Toews. They will make fall visit
of probably month here with men,
bers of the family and their old
friends.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-08-31
sANBoRN VISITORS AUTO HERE

Joseph Diemert, accompanied by
Simon Stroth and the latter's sons,
George and Edward Stroth, autoed
here last Saturday from Sanborn N.
D. returning on Monday after short
visit among number of their friends
here and at Mt. Carmel. They were
guests at the Frank J. Schwartz home
during their stay.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-08-31
Rev. Geo. c. Lee, Pastor.

Most disfigurings skin eruptions,
serofula, pimples, rashes, ETC., aye
due to impure blood. Burdock Blood
Bitters as a cleansing blood tonic, is
we'll recommended 81. 90 at all
stores.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-08-31

One way to relieve habitual cons
tipation is to take regularly mild
laxative. Doan's Regulets are re-
commended for this purpose. Csc a
box at allsdrug stores. ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
DoNNELLsoN-


Misses MARI Eorfkamr, Matte and
Mildred Wueuner and Albert WueIL
ner Of Burning au Sundayed with Ed
and EIda Dahms-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osterhagzs and
children OF Davenport visited relar
tirss IN cur vicinity the past week
Misses anna Tempei and Alma
Bank have gone 70 KeokHk where
they viii again teach school the COM
ing term
M. and Mrs L 4 Eertxei and
children Of Eeokuk were over Sun
day visitors with home folks.
Miss Safe WashbuI Is home from
Rochester, MINI
Miss Daisy BENJAMIN Is home from
4 severzI weeks visit h California.
dwight Carter las returned to his
home in Salem, Indiana, after sew
erzI weeks visit with hts sister Mrs.
4 z. OgIe-
Miss Alma Bank 10 home after
spending the summer with her broth
er IN Colorado
Chas- Foldefer Of Indiana has rr-
chased the Katie z. Ershbfel resi-
5ence near tie mill and viii move
lis family into the same
Misses Matte and Mildred WueII-
uer. Msssrs Henry Abel and Albert
Wuerner were entertained AZ suppe.
Sunday evening at the 2. Dahms
home
NJ. and Mrs.. John Frank were IN
VT. Sterling the latter part OF last
week
Miss Lena Wise and Lee Saar were
united II marriage On Wednesday
everfne, Sept s, at o'clock by Rev.
VIZ. Ersis The Wedding was very
r1set- with a reception Immediately
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
BLOCKADED

Every Hevsehotd In keokvs< Should
kno,~ How 20 Resist t.
I. your back zchss because the I'D
neTs are bIocka6ed-
: You should help the Kidneys with
their work
Deans kidney Pills are especially
for weak h6reys-
Recommended By Observation-Disclosures
testimony proves ths.r merit
Nrs- ]. c. WTcoI, s1s High Ct.
Eeouk. says: Il had severe pains In
nv lack Dull headaches extended to
tie tack OF my neck Having heard
o. Deans Etduey PfIIa being a good
medicine, I got some FROM Wilkinson
& Cos Drug Store and they proved
very satisfactory have not lad any
zruoTsnre from ny kidneys since I
sleep better and my back Is strong"
The above statement vas given
MAJ f. 1910. and On September :. 1915.
Mrs. WycoR said. Il am always glad
20 say good word for Deans kidney
Piuz You may continue to use my
name, endorsing them
Price Soc, az all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidneY remedy-get
Deans Kidney PfIIs-the same that
Mrs Wyco7 has twice publicly recon-
Ius1csd. Foster-MIlh0xn Co, Props,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Ne~ York Twfrfer Has Best Record
in the American League
past Week Has seen
o.e Of Changes
TIE aIc STICK sATTLE-
NztienzI League.

TINTED Press Leased Wire servfce-I
NEW YORK, Sept. 9-Tris Speaker.
with an average OF -3s5 Is still On top
IN the American league race for bat
ting horors- TT Cobb IS second with
1854 and Toe Jackson OF Chicago las
an averaga Of ISL
In the National league, Hal Chase
leads the hir1ers with an average OF
Sci Jake Daubert, of Brooklyn Is
second with 800 and Hans Wagner Is
third with 5fa.
Eddie Collins. b the American
Ieague, Is drawing near the 800 mark,
the latest averages showing big mark
at sa5. Benny Kant also Is improving
IN the National league. He now las
count OF -27s.
CuIIop, OF New York still is the best
CT the American league pitchers He
now has a rscord OF twelve games won
and Sour lost B0land. Detroit, IS sec
end with nine won and three lost and
Joe Benz, Chicago, ts next with nine
won and four lost. Walter Johnson
has won tvsnryfour and lost sixteen.
Hughes. Bcstnu, Still leads the Va
ttnnaI IeagIe mcuutsmsn with fDur-
teen won and three lost Alien, Bos-
ton, e second vita seven wcr and two
lost. Alexander, Philadelphia Is third
with swenryseven victories and nine
defeats.
This reek haa teer one OF chan ges
IN tie National League BROOKLYN re-
ErGutahsd the lead 70 Philadelphia
when the PhfIIies made a clean sweep
CT the series with the Dodgers and
continued the sIashinz vork by clean
ag ID Bcstnn The PhfIlies first re-
verse caus yesterday when they fell
II the first zane Ct schedrIet dcu-
die header WITH the Giants
Willie the PhIItes were .aItsrfng.
the Dodgers came hack and admins
tered a double tefsar 70 the Braves Ia
Ecs-ru
Detruzs and Ecsrnr have maintained
their azhc On a5cur even tsrus ID the
American IeaxIe The Tigers gained
2 game ou the weeks play. 7ssrsrdaT >
vtcrnrT ever St Louis wtfTs the Red
Sex we're tied b7 the Senators, boost
mg their acreage along
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Suircva Ccs-iy EcTy

Quincy JoUlzI: After beiEz Drzc-
ticaIIy perpetual nuisance and =
menace TO people and horses ever
since Il was Installed. the htztp-fcec
wood block paTtnz around the square
must be repaired al6 tocro-ed -
It Is Guizcy's folly. How focItsh f.
was 70 spend 90 u1ch money FIR
something that Z, a. Uztrer q fart
z constant danger n wet -szrke- and
which has never made eoo6 2 single
claim OF It's propoae1rsI Some q
these dzys-a1d the tine q roE long
distant the wood blocks uzze bs torn
Up and thrown away and t1en re
VIII have safe pavement around the
square that win cost oily fair prize
and give good service from every
standpoint
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Mormon Battalion Of 1s4s.

One OF the interesting events which
occurred In Iowa during the Mexican
war was the raising OF the Mormon
battalion an account Of which is to
be found In one OF the publications Of
the State Historical Society Of Iowa
Upon the outbreak OF hostilities Cen
eraI Kearny despatched James Allen,
an officer well known In Iowa, to en-
list recruits among the Mormons who
were then scattered along the trail
across Iowa after having been expell-
ed from Illinois. II was just after the
Hormons had planted their settlement
at Mt Pisgah that Captain Allen ar
rived, issued his Circular to the Nor
mons and, accompanied by Brigham
Young. proceeded to their camp on the
Missouri river. There ne opened a re-
cruttinz Office secured five COMPANIES
Of one hundred men each, gave the
Mormon refugees a fete or ball. which
Is said to have been a fine affair, and
then conducted the volunteers to the
rendezvous at Fort Leavenworth. An
ex-elder of the Mormon church later
declared that these five hundred men
were practically compelled to enlist
by their leader, Brigham Young.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Mary western Athletes una6ie TO
Make the Journey &c Newark fer
Meet Of Amateur AtH-
Ietic union-
HAVE EDGE
Many Stars Ar. Entered In Tocays
Eveat-Sone fine Ccrpe-
tition Ia the
Premise
By z c. Hamnrcr, United Press
Staff CorrsspoudenL-l

EBy z. c. Hamilton, United Press
Staff Correspondent
NEWARK. ". j., Sept. 9.-Eyery
Indication is that athletes represent
ing eastern Gibbs win recover kurels
lost q year ago 60 the Olympic club
Of San Francisco when the national
senior championships OF the amateur
athletic unions are decided here this
afternoon. Several western stars
were unable to make the trip and
tie east VIII have a stronger cattle
line than when the s-hIsLss went TO
the coast last year.
TIE hurdle races, especially tbs
10 yard event, promise TO BRING ouI
The finest competition Four nen
sach Of whom Las done the high
sticks IN worlds record TINA, VIII
cnnpere Fob Siupsou, Of the Uni
versity OF Missouri, WHO holds a rec
ord OF Il as seconds, tvcftfshs ct e
second better than the recognized
mark. Il favored TO win this event
Other stars IN the race are Fred
8. Murray, Earl Thomson and Fred
". Kelly. the worlds champion
Joe LOOMS, Of the Chicago A. A.,
VIII have strong opposition IN the
sprsnrs ATTah Meyer, New YORK
arhIeta. Is expected to be the CHI
ca xoauss strongest opponent A1tie
Ward, Of Chicago. and Il N WLAtans,
OF Spokane, also are certain 20 pa
vel up sI the finish
flames E1hIematusn VIII be forced
To his best 10 win the 1--we mile rim.
H z wsesls, Of ECsInu- who won the
event yesterday II the Junior Champ
iousEtps. and Joie Ray promises ID
CIV. Elm q strong argument
Par ETan and Mart McGra-h. rna
rwo lEnus New York weight men,
VIII decide rdef- dispute n the event
wt-n the Is pound hammer, and Artts
M1cE. the Wisconsin, u1IysrsfTy
xtanS, vii rY Es strength against
Par Mcdonald, worlds champion
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

after the ceremony. With only few
intimate friends present Both are
well and favorabIy known and hearty
congratulations are extended.
Terrys uncle Toms Cabin" II to
be given on Monday, Sept IS. with
one performance At s o'clock under q
big tent, with street parade at noon.
Our schools opened Monday with q
good enrolment and the following
corps Of teachers: Prof A B. Epper-
son, Mrs- Nellie Freikert, Misses
Leona Gibson, Eta Gram and Daisy
Benjamin
John Schltcher was business visit
Tor IN North Dakota last week.
WEI Butler is spending a several
weeks vacation In KirksviIIe, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Saar are visit
ing In Ma-ceIiue, Mo.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

this Instance Dvsrything from n'N
chicken down was served. The peo
pie did fun Justice to this bonteou
meal. too.
After the dinner. Rev. r @. Kean
Of Clinton. inspired the audience 2!
most forceful recital OF his expT
fence In q Methodist rural CONNIE
ity church at Dunkertoc, q town ne6
Waterloo, Iowa HIS address CAV
those present . vivid realization
the possibilities Of such . WORK nen
The athletic committee, headed y
Fred Shark, then introduced the ~
lesic features Of the day, and ~
boys and girls. as well g the aduia
enjoyed themselves to the full :
ball game between the married az
the single men brought out r,su
amusing Incidents.
All went back to ne evening n
work better for having bad a Vs.
ton day. tho community good ".
was deepened. Q desire for nna
things was Increased, all were oel, -.
people because Of this comnnng,
day Of 1915. Another one next yeN'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
BIG PICNIC IN
ARGYLE GROVE
Community Event Was success In
Every Way and Enjoyed BY
Lar0s Number q
People.
PROGRAM OF THE DAY
Fine Dinner Wae served, Entertain.
ing Addresses Were Made and
Athletic Events
Held

ARGYLE. Sept s.-On Wednesday
last, September 6, the people Of
Argyle and vicinity held an all day
community picnic at the fine grove
belonging to George Beckett, who
lives Ia miles from the town center
This community day was a success In
every way.
A rain which had fallen the night
before, made the people OF the neigh
borhood q little late in gathering, and
kept some, who were to have come
from q distance, from coming at ali
This was the one disappointment OF
the day. The day had been planned
as Q means OF showing the apprecia-
ton Of the Argyle people for the
friendly and substantial interest
which has been shown by the men
and women. too. Of the First Presby-
terrain church OF Burlington toward
the new community church and social
center that are being arranged for
this place. And so the forced absence
Of all the friends from Burlington.
except DR.. Cardle. the pastor of the
church, wac q regret to this neigh
borhood. Some of the churches in
Donnellson and Montrose were rep
resented, two auto loads Of people
coming from the former town.
BY noon a goodiy number had ar
rived, and the program was begun.
An orchestra Of three pieces led in
the singing OF America" after which
the invocation was pronounced by
Dr.. Cardle. Addresses were then
made by Drs- Scott Smith, of Cedar
Rapids, the genial synodical mission
airy, and by DR.. Cardle. Both speak.
ers urged a deeper community spirit.
and finer cooperative effort. In
church work as well as In civic and
business affairs.
The dinner, served by the ladies' OF
the local Presbyterian church. under
whose auspices the day was enjoyed.
was all that the most exacting could
desire Argyle cooks are well known
for their splendid picnic dinners and
they lived ND to their reputation IN
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

Tinted Press LeassG Wire SerTtcs
NERTCT CRICNT CLUB. EAvEg~
FORD, Pa, Sept 9-2oberr Gzr31er
II Chicago, zzzte-- Champion, and
Charles EVzna, Jr.- ocel champion
meet e tie f1zIs * TIE United States
amateur zoIf Championship here To-
day, the frat tine II TIE history u
The ancient gzzas that two such tile
LoEde-s hzTe ever net II the final
rounds.
Chick EvzZ5s ~ The Top q hiz
za-s. taking bcr two rlzrrs 20 a green,
car defeat Ga-1zET. zoifflz sxpeT[s
believe But the amateur champion
tzs been driving straight and Iouz
and p1tEfrz with Lis deadly accuracy
and ETazs VIII tzTs 70 pLa7 his most
brilliant game 70 defeat him Eis
putting game has also been somewhat
c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
MhRoHALLTONh
DESERVESPEakAhI
Central Association caisf Scorer in
Article in waterloo Newspaper,
Pzss Esan's
Action-
aooD sPoRTsNANsHIP9
says other Tean1a ceuic HaSe
strensrhene6 Themselves Also
IL They HAD srossn
the RIie-

wrsr1ux II the Waterloo Tines
Tribune, A. z. Johnson, sports writer
for that paper, and sCaEisucizn or the
Central Baseball association, declares
that Marshautcwu IL entitled 70 the
1916 pernanr- may rfghEfuIIy claim IL
and that the veteran rule should De
upheid by TIE league directors
II his article. published In tie Wat
erioo paper Friday morning Nj Soh1-
son says:
st ISN'T cttsn that baseball Isague
has two claimants 70 the DeuEaor al
the close Of season However, tbs
"a tie present situation Il tie Central
association. Muscarfne and Marshall
town both claim the flag Although
both will undoubtedly continue 10
claim the hounrs. It remains TO &c
seen which VIII get the emblem
Getting right down co cold facts,
MarshaIIrowl Is entitled &c the pen
naur Il makes no differences whether
tie fi7e-veceran rule Is constitutional
ar unconstitutional It was a rule OF
the Central association. adopted BY
every member Of the league II was
upheld Last year. even rsoGzh c11sssd
aad Kicked by nearly every city In
the league. When games were rhroTl
cur last rear and Clinton sent 70 tie
bottom ct the percentage Column, 10
action was ra1sn By the national com-
mission Certainly the national CON-
-1iSaicn could Fave acted Without
specific protest No one ya5 more
active on having games thrown CUE
last rear than was Mlsca11s- L was
Musca1ire which uuearLhed the fact
thar Pitcher Cooper was 4 Tersral-
and IL waa On thls 1cfur ttar EscKuL
was sno7e6 CUE &c second riacs and
Clinton TO the DoIraEL
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

Fremont Tribune: The head OF y.
police department at Omaha declare,
he II unable to suppress auto speeo..ss
there. From the number OF accide. ~
recorded il il plain that he SPEAKS ".
truth. The police department OF -
city 10 able to suppress any gina a. :.
law breaking. The best the pony,
can do fs to reduce It to the ioNes.
possible limit. The abolition OF speeu
Ing depends upon the autoists m On
than It does upon the police. Au.0
drivers must know the hazards lne.
take when they violate the speed ia"J
Their own personal welfare Is al
stake. And this means their pnysi.s
safety as well AZ their financial
curity for injury to others must ~
paid for dearly. To compel the ass y
the auto within the bounds OF ss
Is one OF the big problems. VAL
costly experiences and warnings
be had before it is done
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
THE NAUVoO GATE CITY
&C ontinued from page 81

of half dozen or more were hailed
into court during the week and in
creased the treasury Of the city TO a
considerable extent
Who says the common house fly
isn't useful? It is the cheapest and
best alarm clock these mornings to
be found anywhere.
There is nothing longer than the
summer days 70 the girl who is TO be
married in the fall. Several Nauvoo
girls can testify to this fact
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

IAdiea
Mrs Amanda Baker.
Mrs R s. Corlett.
Mrs Lydia Dove1I
Mr.. and Mrs L L Haywood
Mrs Henry Johnson.
Kate McEIroy.
Mrs Charles Roberts.
Miss Pearl Rogan
Mrs. e c. Ware.
Gentlemen.
Mr.. L z. Cooper.
Ar. Toney Conner.
Mr.. Lester Dixon
Mr.. Sherwood Gay 60
Mr.. John HarIove.
. Mr.. 4 Howard
Mr.. Albert Jones'
Mr.. Frank johnson.
Mr.. Il E Johnson.
Mr. Junney South.
Persans calling for letters In above
list Win please say they are adver-
tfsed- E p. McMANUS,
Postmaster
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
CLUB STANDINGS
NS-;ccaf League
"

aess{c3 Ye4cerSay.
At View York, 9-tEfT Philadelphia.
ia
Al Basrcr, 49,; dAf5 S-ocsfH,
s-T5@ FIJI
At St. Louis, s-IstI- Cincinnati. Ia
At Pt-1sburgE- Chicago, net EouuGa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Hurt An CiIrt4

.One can go into the affairs ot every
member of the association and find
where the veteran rule irtsrfe-sd
with Strengthening the clubs Water
loo was compelled TO let Second Base
man Fiunegan go when It was dis
covered that Lee Hart Is z veteran
Manager Brennan did not know Hart
had played in enough games 70 make
him veteran until he was informed
by Frank Boyle that this was the
case 1t was then UP TO Manager
Brennan to turn q veteran loose.
when Whaley and Davis injured
their salary wings last spring, Man
eyer Brennan found it aim ost fmpos-
s,bIe - secure right handlers who
were not veterans. He was offered
no less than four good right hand
twirIers, but every man was a veteran
and could not be used. The result
was that Waterloo had to drift along
with three left-hand pitchers, one too
many for any club.
president Justice has been quoted
as saying he viii leave the matter 70
the directors Of the league He has
ordered thirty-six Muscatfne victories
thrown out OF the standings, and 1!
they are put back again It will b
because the league directors say so
It is doubtful IL the directors will take
this stand, which would be unfair &C
MarshaIltown and every other mem
Der of the league.
an the meantime Marshaif-own enC
Muscatine may both claim their team,
won the pennant-"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Discoveries Ct . soy.

Topeka Capital: 4 boy makes many
astonishing discoveries a. he zp
breaches maturity. One of them q
that there Is ice cream enough for
everybody.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Noe Coed seor.aran.

TT IL unsyorEsuzau1ks Tor Wed Egau
to appeal TO TIE na1touaI commission
at this time That Ega1 should Be
benefited through The enforcement Ct
the rule Lar year and IL 1crsuSorcs
menr this year. q a roi1r 10 one Will
consider Is fair EgzE had 10 more
right to carry six veterans tha1 any
orher club. Clinton and Marzha-Icown
could undoubtedly have strengthened
their Gibbs greatly during Ins season
had they been permitted 70 Use an
other veteran Manager Brown de-
clared recently that he Fad been
forced to carry young Corfgzu II
short, an admittedly weak MAI Wien
but for the veteran rule be could have
signed a valuable player VITO, Brown
declared, would have pct his team CUT
In front Of MEscattce N spite q TIE
six MusEy veterans The Auaous
were sadly IN need OF q t-trtsr when
Penrer was injured, and the injury
came at the most critical period Ct
the race With both OF these cI1ts
prevented from adding veterans 70
their list. viii any fatr-ufuded yer
son say the rule should be violated
by Muscatfue and no action taken oy
President JusEce2
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
1-erSac LEAGUE



IL Washington, ga Bos1or, 6-5-j55
(CeHed- rzfrl.
II PHILADELPHIA, s-1+ss New York
Psi
IL Chicago, 5-ff-1; TEevsia15- "a.
AZ Detroit, 40: g. Louis, go.