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The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1916-05-05

90 Dan Reed grand jury witness day. circuit court
50 Chas Smith grand jury day. circuit court
y L. Mitchell grand jury day. circuit
0O Jane Garner grand jury day
% M Mitchell grand jury day.
" Robertson grand jury day, circuit
" H. T. sharman grand jury witness day and 80
% M Rightsel grand Jury witness day and Il ao
~ H. W. Gates grand jury witness day and Il miles
81 W Freeman witness fee State VS. Bratton one day
H1F 5SS repairs for court house. ordinary county 600
80 Anna Johnson witness fee State VS. Pearson day
30 Will Norman, clerks from July March i,
Fs3;ss 5b,,n
20 Amos Jarmon sherf's fund, 10
" A j. Stapp swearing road viewers, road and bridge
GHss
ss eS9s SoPsF '
" B. Brewster insanity examination Smith, ordinary oo
90 L. A. Jelks insanity examination E. Smith ordinary
50 Geo. W Barber taking aaidavts E. Smith, ordinary
50 Sam Anderson deputy sheffs fees State VS. Wburn
50 Augusta Mercantile supplies ordinary fund 1912
P GH G hoa fe 11nd
& Ri 1000
Will NORMAN stsmp account record fund 1sS
50 E. W. Butler certificate vital statistics ordinary
50 J. Summers, witness fee State vs. Bratton, day
50 A. Hutchins salary as county Judge for February,
50 J R. Chambers witness fee State Bratton, day
- circuit court fund, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.5O
W for bridge road and bridge fund.- 8445
Ftzhugh road and bridge fund, 1000
. fund.- '0~ 2oo
oO A. Peebles bridge work. Fitzhugh road and bridge
fund ........... ........... ............... 40
Isaacson bridge work. Fitzhug bridge
w. Wlkerson pauper expenses pauper fund.- 1900
Bes instruments ordinary county fund.- 425
- j. D. Rocks, work Riverside bridge road and
oO bridge fund.- 901O
Will Johnson, work F1tZhugh bridge road and
oO bridge fund.- 2.55
: Fred Rushing work Fitzhugb bridge, road and
. j. D. Rocks work on Riverside bridge road and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

The viaduct grounds where the
Brundage shows arc holding forth
for this week will be placed in good
shape for the patrons of tonight and
each and every show will be open and
ready to entertain and amuse the
exacting public. The Monkey Speed
way, which did not get ready for the
opening night will throw open its
doors tonight for the first time and
Barney Oldfield, Dario Rcsta, and
the other monkey speed devils will
contest both in scratch, handicap and
pursuit races at each and every per-
Torrance. The evening band con-
cert will be held at 6.30 and Billy
Kern. tho sweet toned baritone, will
sing one OF the latest ballads at the
concert. Hazel Farris, the wonderful
mummy exhibit, Is another attraction
that viii be open to the public to-
night. this being the one other offer
ing that did not open Monday night.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22
SOLID TRlsfNL0AD OF AUTOS
FROM THE BUICK PLANT

A solid trainload of automobiles
sixty flat ears, containing $50 ma
chimes valued al approximately SI76,-
000---arriyed In Texas Saturday.
They we're consigned to tho Quick
|Automobiic Company OF Texas. and
are to be distributed to dealers
throughout the state. II was the first
time automobiles have ever been
shipped into this state on flat cars.
1t was the second trainload OF au-
tomohiles that the Buick company
has received In December. 1909,
the buick company received a train
load OF forty-two cars loaded With
machines 1.-The primary trainload
shipment to Texas.
And another trainload is sched-
uled to arrive within the next few
weeks scventy-seven railroad ears
this time. On top OF that. orders
in hand. Ii Ia said. warrant the ship
mont OF even 4 third train Of ma
chimes. and the effort has already
been started to secure IL. Dallas
Time Herald.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22
ulnleE SUIT IS FIlEO FOR
INJURIES IN AUTO WRECK
JtsttN sKRiyANEK sEEKs To RE-
COVER FOR INJURIES ne
CEIvED LAST MAY.

Suit has been filed In district
court BY Joe Skriyanck against John
Gaida Ct al. ihe PLAINTIFF suing in his
own right and as next friend of Mary
and Joe skrisanek Jr. for damages
IN tho sum OF si5.s15 for alleged
Injuries received by the said Skriv-
anek and his two children In an au-
tospobiie wreck near Ray during the
month Of May last.
IN his petition Skrivanek alleges
that he purchased an automobile
from John Gaida. paying si.oao for
same upon agreement that tsaida
teach him how To run II. and fur
Their that Gaida brought the car to
his place the following day and took
Skrivanek and two children out for
drive. The petition also alleges
that John Noska. who accompanied
si0idn. changed seats with Gaida anu
began to run the automobile at rap
I'd raxc causing same 10 overturn and
injure tho occupants.
The case Is rather IN unusual one
aud its outcome Is being watched
with interest.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22
REPAIRS ON DISTRICT
COURT ROOM NEAR FINISH

Work on the district court room
NJ the court house is progressing
rapidly and will probably be COM
pieted In time for court to begin on
the first Monday in December. Fol-
a month District Judge Hawkins has
been idle because he had no place
in which to hold court. He is anx-
icus to get started on the heavy
dockets. However, no criminal cases
will be tried at the November term,
but a grand jury will be empanelled
and work through the month OF
December.
The following assignments have
been made for tho first week. Di-
vorce docket December 5 and 6,
non-iury docket December Z. and
naturalization December s. Jury
cases will begin Monday, December
II, but assignments have not yet
been made for these.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22
TILE DRA|nAGE SYSTEM WILL
RECLAIM ACRES Low LAND
CAMPAIGN TO PROMOTE THIS
SYSTEM OF DRAINAGE WILL
BE WAGED BY FLOYD.

Farm Demonstration Agent ID. d.
Floyd announced today that it was
lis purpose to put on a tile drain
age campaign in Ellis county begin
ming about December Is with view
of retaining lot OF small tracts
o. land which can be made valuable
through the drainage system. He
viii have an expert drainage man
here from College Station and to-
gether they plan to canvass the
county TO sec what farmers can be
interested in the plan.
Mr.. Floyd announced that drain
age pipes can be procured at a price
OF als cents per lineal foot and can
be put down at q net price of 3 l-2
cents per foot. He believes 1t is
money we'll spent to drain certain
lands because such tracts may be
wholly reclaimed through this
method, whereas they produce crops
only occasionally.
lie put IN ttie uldindSS ou tWNhAs
acres Tor Meyers Bros. at Ferris last
year and this tract. which produced
crop only once out of an average
cf seven years. made three quarters
OF bale of cotton 10 the acre this
year. He hopes TO find large
number of farmers interested IN the
plan and thus reclaim a lot of Ellis
county land. There are a number
OF low places where water stands
iung enough after heavy rains 10 Kill
out the crop. but II IL was drained
through the tile drainage system
the crops would mature Just the
J same a. on the uplands
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22
Hotel Rogers Arrivals.

Max Kramer, New York City; A. T
Angler, Corsicana; S. f. Winshin
BOSTON; J. G.. Bown. Dallas; II. r.
Hamilton, Chicago; Chas. l.. HARDY
philadelphia: John Burlington, Paris;
Mrs. e. IL. Tucker. Harrisburg; Ben
Nassoman, ST. Louis; d. II. Hotkins
Fort Worth; Chas. Barnett. New
York City; Guy McCarty, Abilene;
w. J. Newman, New York City; Miss
kate Douglas, Jacksonville; c. X
Brown, Dallas; ID. r. Warner, Chica-
go; f.. Woodall, Dallas; A. ID. Brin-
hoff, Dallas; II. II. Russell. Dallas.
T.. J. Parker, New York City; Ernest
Il. Adams. Boston; M. Whittenbnrg
Dallas; N. f. Elenburg. Waco; h.
bailey, San Antonio; C.. o. Collins
ST. Louis; J. E. Williams, Dallas.
II. F.. Sharp, Denison; G. II. VOL
brecht, st. Louis; c. e. Mcpherson
Dallas; G. S. Freeburger, Portland
j S. Collins, Dallas, w. II. Raleigh
nillsboro; r. l.. Seay, Dallas: b. 3
Benson. Dallas; T. j. Davis. LeRoy.
T.. d. Kirby, Dallas; Ed. r. Bown
Dallas; T. A. Watson, Dallas; +. w
Griffin, Dallas; T. A. Lambert, Bos-
ton; T. ]. Moore, Dallas; b. d.
Clement, Milford. Robert Black. Mil
ford; A. C. wilkins, Milford; F. r.
Hill, Milford. w. r. Brooks. Milford;
W. y. Shields. Corsicana.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22
PERSONAL MENTION.
s>>>.>e~s.~>~~~s'

Err. Bryson has gone to Missouri
on business.
Lon Couch OF Italy is here today
on business.
A. n. Vowel vent to Bardwell or
business today.
l.. c. Minis of Ennis is in the city
today on business.
T.. c. Cross Of Italy is serving on
tho jury in county court.
+. T. Bentley of Bristol is in the
city this week attending county
court.
II. f. Jeffries. teacher of the For
reston schools. was in the city Tues
day afternoon.
j. NJ. Patterson and son, Joe, left
last night for Corpus Christi where
Nh. Patterson goes for his health.
c. II. Garrison Of MeLennan county
is visiting his old army comrade'
A. u. Mcknight, and Tom Brasher
and family.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22
Coal Situation.

Only about one hundred and fifty
tons of coal in our town. Parties
wanting ton will get only 1000
pounds until we get more. Price is
now $500 for loco pounds, S2.50
for 500 pounds. delivered. 1t win
cost me $3.50 per ton to replace this
coal. Both phones.
advice ID. ii. THOMPSON.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22
ELECTION RETURNS SHOW
AMENDMENT CARRIES HERE

County Judge w. NJ. Tidwell has
just completed the task of writing
up the election returns in the cleo
ton minute book which shows the
proposed amendment to allow max
imum tax of $500 for the mainten-
ance of schools carried by vote of
1907 for the amendment and 1901
against it.
In the race for railroad commits
sioner Hurdleston received ai93 and
Gilmore received 1923.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

Icing a true optimiat is beiiey-
ling that the day is coming when
There is to be trend toward COM
mon sense.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22
Mincey Names Committee.

The following committee was APP
pointed by President Mincey to co
operate with the sanitarium board
II, carrying on the campaign for
funds for a new building: w. s.
Ely, S. l.. Hornbeak, S. p. Spalding,
II. II. Davis. l.. Dortsch. S. w. Dur
ham, Ed DuBose. ]. d. Carlisle. Tom
Burleson, Dick Bryson. w. ID. Sims,
l.. b. Prince. II. N. Peters, T. Il.
Newton, and c. T. Nall.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

The three children of J. M. Har-
we'll we're admitted to the State
Orphans home at Corsicana this
week through the efforts of Judge
w. M. Tidwell
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

Orders have been left with COM
mission merchants at Fort Worth
"a buy thirty head of White-Faced
Hereford heifers for the Ellis County
Baby Beef clubs and it Is expected
trat the car will be available within
n short time and will be shipped to
Waxahachie or Midlothian for dis
tribution. II Is expected that the
Toys will feed these calves through
tie winter and spring and have them
in shape for the show ring next fall.
II is hoped that they will be on
exhibition here in Waxahachie dur
ing the fall crop exhibit.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

Mrs. T. r. Marshall OF Dallas was
In the city Monday and Tuesday
assisting Mrs. r. II. Davis In her
work among the poultry raisers OF
Ellis county They plan to get the
poultry raisers to keep strict account
OF the cost OF poultry raising and
to study the best methods of feeding.
n is urged that by feeding certain
kinds of feed greater egg yield
viii be obtained.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

D. D. Floyd has received a
shipment of thirty Red Pole long
yearlings which he has placed on
ensilagc feed Mt his farm. He ex-
pcrimentod with feeding calves last
fall and decided this year TO pur-
chase cattle little more mature
and bought the long ycarlings. He
finds they start out eating more
rapidly than did the calves and be-
lioves greater return on tho amount
o. feed put into them will be secur-
cd. lie only has one silo filled this
year because the feed crop was cut
short.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

The Daily Light. want column viii
buy. sell or exchange anything. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

Clay Mccormick has been sick
and confined to his room since sun
day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

Judge w. M. Tidwell is in receipt
OF a message this afternoon from
Boswell. Oklahoma, which says his
brother, j. S. Tidwell who was very
low with pneumonia. is some better
and there is hope for his recovery.
Last night the Judge was in receipt
OF wire stating Re was in a most
critical condition.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

Entertainment by various clubs a
the Flower show Thuraday Afternoon
At z 20 adv-2o'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

BEGINNING early Tuesday night
the rainfall in this community to-
tailed go inches by morning. just
such a rain was needed on the small
grain crops and TO put the lands in
condition fer fall turning. There arc
many discs running in Ellis county
Iand by Christmas time half the acre.
arc ought to be turned. The rain
was so heavy Tuesday night that
people had to stay indoors during
the early hours.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

Xmas godaEs a, curIin's. adv 2os
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

For feed and fuel phone Brod-
cad a. Kennedy. Old phone IS. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-22

Old peoples program at Flower
show Thursday evening 81 9;3o.
Admlasioa 10 cents. adv-2oS
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-15
MENTAL ATTITUDE SURE
TO INFLUENCE GOLFER
Possession or Lack of Confidence May Make or Break
His Game-Taylor Is Believer in What Hc
Calls a "Vacant Mind"

agree that u long climb w a hill s7ll
cause him TO let up a little OH his next
shot.
Tho former open champion j. -. Nc
rcrWott wla n great believer in the
conservation ri energy on the golf links.
" there WAS a short path TO his ball nc
Mould always take II. Tic never climbed
rapidly out Of hunkers IN the face. ~ SO
many do. to see what had become OF a
shot he had made. mr. did he waste
energies iu hill climbing when 1t could
N. Old Always ~aikin. down the
side here was the shade. he tried to
keep his ph, steal powers at their best.
and his success was not in spite or
these cfforts. with him II Was "A con-
scious thing as he has told me moro than
once and he often had many 4 quiet
smile as hc NV others 81 his profession
wasting thcir strength in needless walk
ing.
FOLLOW III. paths aud the easy walks ;
do no, walk back and forth on the put
ting green to no purpose do not wade
through deep grass when there Is a bet
ter Aay do not put a strain upon the
eyes. especially upon a day when the
sun shines brightly. by taking too many
preliminary swings keep In III" shade AZ
much ~ possible. These are a few bits
of advice which will help the golfers.
old and young. strong and weak. As they
star, out his season for \ period Of com
petition. In golf a thought in time ga YES
one hole In nine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-15
DODGERS WALLOP
SALLEE'S CURVES
Brooklyns Rally in Sixth In.
ming and Beat Cardinals
by Score Of TO 2.
BIG CROWD SEES GAME

ST. Lcris, No. May 1.-THE Dodgers
are supposed to nc easy for Harry sal
Ice, aud so to-day when the slim south
paw went on the mound tho $1,000 fans
settled back aud taid. Just watch 'cm
cat out Of Sails hand" Tlry did. in a
they turned and hit the hand tina had
been feeding EN-. The score was 3 TO .
In favor OF Brooklyn.
Daubcrt opened the sixth with a sharp
Sroundcr through Corsan which went for
a single. Johnston drove a line single
which hit tho fence aud wen, for a triplc.
At that he could have stretched II TO a
homer. but he elected TO slide into third
md when he got up IL was too late Ia
reacl, rome behind pauhcrt. Wheat
drove TO Bethel and the latter bluffcd
back Johnston long enough to got Zach
at first. Mowrey shot a hot one almost
In the same spot as Juhnston's and
reached third Oh the throw to tho plate
while Johnston counted. Cutshaw's
ground single past second counted Now
rey.
Higgins batted for Sallee In the Sec
ond half of the sixth and beat out a high
bVuIlI'T 10 NlpNT's TtSSI'E I'INt1 ilrIl
and stole second. Smith lifted "a wheat
and Betzcls single past second counted
Iiescher.
In the seventh uor1ehy shot one back
pf third which bounded into foul terri
tory aud counted for u home run. Lack
Of pinch hitting hurt m" Cardinals. and
nowhere worse II ia the eighth, when
Reschcr. first man UP. tripi,d. smith
hit TO Cutshiw aud was out. I.tsei also
hit TO Cutshaw and B.schcr tried for
home. The throw had hin headed off.
and ~ he turned and started back to
third Miller dropped the ball Beschcr was
cairrht in the runup. While Rct2cl
rcachcd third. Wilson grounded TO
- Mara for the third OUT. The Brookly n
team played fast. snappy ball and cave
iiu" support to If.ffcr. who. while hit
hard. was seldom in trouble.
The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-15
JUDGE O:BRIEN WINS TROPHY
Icads Field in Founders Day Han
dicap on National LinLa.

SOUTHAMPTON. l.. l., May 1.-THE men
who subscribed To tho original fund for
the construction of the National Golf
Links Of America celebrated Founders
day by assembling at 4 dir ner in the
clubhouse last night and playing in a
handicap competition TODAY. Tho prize
was the Founders cup river last year
by Watson +. Blair of Chicago The
original gu! will remain in the club.
house and the winner each year will
receive a replica OF 1t.
Morgan j. o"Brien wosr the cup to-day.
the score of l04-2i. So, made by the
former Justice Of the supreme Court
leading the field which competed for the
big trophy. In second place was Sey-
mour Johnson, with a score OF o1-lO,
81.
Among tho golfers who played ver.
Charles II. Macdonald, James A. Still.
man, Daniel chauuceN. DeycrcuN Emmett
Charles ~. Sahiu. Albert Il. Fish, Robcr,
", Goclct, II. !. Whigham. John Y
Greer, T. Morris Carnegie, T.. =, Dunno
Reginald Brooks, Harold $. Vanderbilt,
II. NJ. Atkinson. j. c. Thaw, c.. W
Curtis, G, 4. Carstairs. !. n. sawyer
Jay IL. Sccor and John H.. Cadv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-15
Oo,ic Makes Home run.

Gums and Robertson had both been
stirred in the first inning when Doyle
ramc W to bat for the iirst time.
DOYLE took one look at the right field
vail. saw that ii Was no further dis
iant than the right Held ~grandstand at
me Polo Grounds and after one ball
ana one strike had been called gave
;nc ball a mighty cut that sent II hurt
ing ont of the park.
The Cubs made an earnest effort 70
tic tho count IN THEN tlrst time at hat.
nut after Schultc's siugle and a sac
Iiice had Put Nildtire Frank on Sec
onl h,rc Tesreau frightened up and re-
tir,d williams and Zimmerman m easy
rlioS-oie to Neil lc and one TO Benny
ksuN.
Neither side scored IN the second. hut
after Harden had been turned back
IA the third Tesrcau pushed a ground
rIlea double into Nh" crowd in left.
Eurus'S shot ,aromod oft MrconnelIs
10y" toward Steve Ncrhos, whose nifty
,ickuy wa fullowcd Ny u fine throw to
rir.f. VhcTc It VIZ most thoroughly
iulit,1 hy We SAFER Tor the only mis-
,it- l,rI"tr, Cd les that energetic young
lutu during = baltic thd' ga'" hlm nine
i.'I ' llir" "hdu''.. IL WIS a. this
u,oguIot iuu,'Ir' ihat Robertson bclled
= fast bali 10 IN" dim aud ntIy beyond.
ia" hdll sailing h~l"czily over Il section
~ the snoircIlur brick wall that was
considerably closer 10 the score board
u centre than 10 the foul line. TcS-
rcAu and Burns scored ahead of Robbie
~ = matter OF course.
'rle runs could not have been made
e; q more opportnllc momen for the
'ili,. ais, found tho third ming n
profitable ole. With two out Flick
md. tine FIRST of turrc hits, n sharp
5000. .t-H1a-AA. ...NL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-15
OUTLAWS RETURN TO FOLD.
Alfred GouIIet and Other HUIdOuts
Rid at Newark NciOdrOme.

NEWARK. May 1A-Alfred ,%ioull"t. tho
Australian. led the OUTLAW" racing cy-
clists back into the fold AT the Newark
Velodrome this afternoon, but although
S;oullet didn't do so well some Of the
others did. Jake Ma2in. one of the mt
laws. captured the one mile profess
sional handicap with An allowan"" Of
~ yards. and with it si01. lie WAS in
good shape, killing of Frank Kramer.
the champion, who was one of the
scratch men. The time, | minute IS -
seconds. was fast. Thomas R.dcll got
second and Eddie Root third. These
were long mark men too.
Jackie Clarke showed a good "kick,"
running away from Eddie Root in the
one mile Brassard. He went around
Root in the backstrctch Of the last lap
and was twenty-five yards 10 tho good
at tho tape. Reggie Mcnamara over
hauled his old rival. Oscar Egg. the
Swiss. in an Australian pursuit race,
riding four and 'hre"-auartcr miles,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-15
WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING

race firat place VIII probably go "a
onc OF these two.
Norman Ncany, the star twirler Of tho
Morris High School, has been asked Ia
coach the girls baseball team of tho
school. NJ present Miss Butler and
Miss Lorna Nash are acting AS coaches.
At n meeting Of the freshman team
~ the =. g. y. Y, ~ProJansky was
elected captain.
TT. Beaver Book. tho school ma
Of the Jamaica high Sc.lool, has hcen
ISSUED. Tn" constitution of tho q. o.
- printed IN fulI with 4 brief history
of the Organization.
JLnlaira prospects for "A nromincn,
place IN the outdoor athletic world are
very bright. Austin is pressing steadily
To tho front in the short distance runs
At the Cornell games he Cquallcd Tho
record tor the 20 yard dash of a.
seconds Brown, Fcpp. Roche and Muir.
ray also arc doing well.
Jamaica h~olicNcs it has two OF IN,
best intioli'rS in the scholastic circLc
IN Thomas R'u"', ailortNtrp. aud liob,r,
stokes, second base. i;rlro in hig Ecv.r
game 80 Cav this scasun has accepted
th,rt!-'lN chances without an error. Las,
N'at IN fourteen gaines he made but tw,
errors IN seventy.two plays. stokes ais,
has played crrorless ball, accepting
thirty chances NJ third.