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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

0llmour Doble, football men-
tor at the U. OF w.. 10 not
given TO uproarlous laughter on
many occasions.
He was observed today. how
ever. paradlno the city With
Just the barest BIT OF a smile
lurking In the corners OF his
mouth.
"why all the hlIsrlty7" no
was asked.
"The boys are coming home"
he replied.
He was speaking OF five
huskles who were being de-
pended upon to turn out for
football thls season when the
militia was called. When the
boys answered the call 10 arms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Californians Eliminated
in Tennis at Portland

court for many a day. Karsky won
several sets after they had gone to
deuce. but could not maintain the
fast pace established by the Port
lander. Meanwhile. Barber. who
met Richardson today. was easily
dlsposing OF w. l.. McDougal OF
Salem. CO. 60.
Myron Hutchinson. Spokane high
school comet" and Hugh Kelli-
her OF Seattle. former Harvard
crack. are two figures looming up
big in the tournament. They viii
get into action tomorrow.
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GIL DOBIE HAPPY NOW;
FIVE FOOTBALLERS TO
RETURN FROM BORDER

and marched away 20 the Dor
der, Doblo was sore put 10 u.
Yesterday, however. an or
der was Issued by the war do
partment, allowing all stu
dents 20 leave their regiments
In time for the fall school
terms. This means that Dave
Lopg. center; Ernie Murphy.
end; cy Noble, another end;
Hank Dorman, back. and
Roger Hardy. the husky crew
man, who hss promised 10 turn
out for football this year Will
all be back In the fold.
pormsn was not at school
last year, but stated before
leaving for the border that he
intended returning this fall N
possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

PORTLAND. July 26.-taving
eliminated the first OF thres Cali.
fornians who invaded Oregon 10
grab the state tennis championship,
/. X. Richardson OF Portland. title
holder IN 1914. today FLASHED with
Allyn Barber OF Los Angeles. There
Is stiil another Golden Slater
Clyde curley-to be defeated be.
fore the Northcrners have the
championship to themselves.
Richardson's match with Irving
Karrky OF San Francisco MAS one
of the best seen on an Oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

Since achievement in the world
OF sports requires hard work. and
since achievement In other fields
demands work. why shouldn't the
rules for one be helpful for the 9th
crs7 believe they are.
All OF life IL n contest. That's
,rite but true. Whatever part oil
the lineup you may be In. your rec
ord will show higher mark II you
refuse TO worry. forget 20 be afraid
of results. Danish fear and you'll
find things coming your way vastly
easier than they did before.
That's what my training as Q
swimmer has taught mo.
hope that this and tho othei
articles will be helpful To others
particularly 90 girls. who are trou
hled with being afraid.
ITO Be consinued.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

glory of Terry McG o mcGove b Rok g
Une the the metropolis
and Johnny Dundee and other
hard to which the better boy Ssos.sa
sn s os sSs .dS al e 1s and fury and %s o% believe that
boy popular champion they young az
o and and s s make tn.
other
its championship. Meanwhile; s: Be calm 49, - :
Ty: s:yms"s Cobb tina. iris spssss, s,
s~ s.s the fss %
is being done exclusively BY the Yankees this year.
ANOTHER FOREIGN INVASION
composition despite the fac, that Anthony wdns Of England was
killed Dardanees and other English French German
American
play dred
es rae s& time s with
% ns Ss 81 s he aeaa Griffin again for
him
Oriental viii against Morris , w':%.
ship remains be seen in the form he displayed AGAINST
q Meashin Williams 80 johnston play
inc ma s wS1 an STEADY not game anu
The international flavor that tn. presnc. Japanes.
the metropolitan district win lend to the tournaments at seabht
and " as the M nal tilt will be be generally
the occident
at h THEREBY Qualifying the subjects Of Franz josef :. base
Tn. thing thing"
The chickens 's" like It, but On.
never have heard of Bennis kauft !,
Wilson declare: tina. tn. farmer h.. hitherto occupied
position Of singular Quite true He has seldom had
such thing as the New cesn cafe
Jack osens brother viii NEE. Leach
always will be known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Middleweight Battle on
Fridays Card Attracts

Altho tho headline attraction at
Friday nights Austin a. Salt nox.
Ing show viii be furnished By Ed
die Pinkman and George ingie.
considerable interest is beins
shown In the match between Bob
Michels and Steve Reynolds. mid.
dleweights.
Tho battling sailor comes here
with n good reputation. and fans
are anxious 10 sec what kind OF a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Whitman Trains
With PugiliSt
for Fall Fight

ALBANY. N. ". July 26.-
Gov. Whitman Is a firm believer
In "tunins up" personally for
the state campaign this fall.
The governor has closed
contract with Jack Mccain. pro-
fessional puGiIlst, who Will take
the former IN ehars. ard put
him thru regular course Of
physical training, consisting Of
boxing. medicine ball exercise.
rope skipping and the like.
Mccain has been the physical
instructor at the Albany Y. N.
c. A. gymnasium for several
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Johnny O'Leary to
Fight Ever Hammer

CHICAGO. July 26.--Evcr Ham.
mer. local lightweight. has picked
n tough nut 10 crack In his next
bout. Johany O'fseary. the Sect
tie hurricane. II the lad
The two will 30 IL rounds 10 a
decision in Boston on Aug. /. Botn
agreed 10 weigh las pounds. aitha
Il is thought that OLeary will
weigh less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Leonard Is Going
To Try for a K. o,

NEW YORK, July 26.--An added
incentive for Benny Leonard TO
flatten Freddie Welsh In their bat
tie next Friday night. is an offer
from Colorado Springs promoters
to accept the little Harlem fighter
as substitute for the champion
against Charley White on Labor
day in case the title changes
hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
May Extend Racing
Meet at Chicago

CHICAGO. July 2s.--Extension
Of the 13-day racing meet az Haw-
thorne was being planned by Its
hackers today. Stockholders In
the Illinois Jockey club. which Is
holding the meet. will meet today
to vote on IL. Some favor fall
meeting. rather than an extension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
De Palma to Race
On Chicago Track

CHICAGO. July 26.-Ralph DE
Palma. Italian daredevil automo.
bile driver. has entered two cars
for the speedway Grand Prix race
10 be run at haywood, August 10.
Il was announced today. De Palma
refused TO say who his teammatc
would be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Nonpareils Victors
Over Everett Squad

The Nonparells defeated Everett
Sunday, S to 5. Tip Thompson.
formerly ~ the Nonpareils. jump
cd to Everett After relieving
Abrams in the third inning, he
tried his best TO beat his former
teammates, but was unsuccessful,
as he was hit just as hard as his
predecessor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
DIR. MACY
SLY second Ave-. Epler BIdE.
SeeDr. Edwin Thrown, DDS, Himself
sE. ,p,kn DENTIST 7's S First { ~ !.

A $500 set for $1,000.
Pal o ~ extracting
without charge, and all
other work at proper
tionately low prices.
All work guaranteed
for rs years.
offices established 2b
years.
open evenings until 3
and Sundays until 4 for
people who work. Phone
Main $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

showing he makes against the slug
ging Reynolds.
Dan Salt announced today that
Ad schacht will be the third man
In tho ring.
Both OF the main-eyenters are
working hard for their melee. The
winner OF tho match will In all
probability be signed for a return
go with Harry Anderson for the
championship OF the Northwest In
the lightweight division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

Had a few Of those big league
scouts reported slouehing
around In this nelehborhood had
look In at yesterdays fraeas
between Nick Williams pace
making Reds and the Giants.
Pat EastIey. Giant twirler.
would no doubt be under con-
sideration for = chance In tho
big show today.
Pat scaiped the Indians yes
terday In mastery fashion. He
shut them out. 20 o. and al
lowed but three binales 10 be
aarnered OF his delivery.
eoyi Page Ira Thomas and
Billy Sullivan.
Cyrus Noble. tho lanky Spo
kane twirier. also had a hop OF
two and some fast ones. His con
troll can stand n bit OF doctoring
however.
First Tally In Second
Seattle chalked mp its first tall,
In the second chapter. Raymond
scratch hit over first scored Eldret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Delayed Ceremonies
On Program Today

NEW YORK. July 26.--Prevent
ed by rain from welcoming their
idol yesterday, New York fans will
turn out today. weather permit
ting. 10 give Christy Mathewsou
the ovation planned for him. il
was rainy and threatening during
the morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Western Wizard Is
Still in Running

BOSTON, July 26.--T. II. Pell OF
New York was another victim Of
Clarence Griffin. Pacific Coast ten
mis- wizard. In the Lougwood tour
ney yesterday. The day before
Griffin eliminated II. Norris VII
liams, titlenolder. The San Fran
ciscan won from Pell. s-1. 6-l, 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Former President Is
Chosen to Officiate

NEW YORK. July 2s-Robert
ID. Wrenn. .ormer president, OF the
United States Lawn Tennis asso-
citation and one OF the prime NOV.
ers in the plan for annual inter.
sectional mstches. has been
chosen TO referee the coming West
and East matches at the West Size
tennis courts In Forest Hills. Au-
gust 4 and 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
~ OLGA FLORENCE poRFnER
American Champion clri Swimmer

Copyright. 1918. by Newspaper En-
trrprisa Association
A healthy mind In quite as neces-
sary as n sound body. You cannot
have a healthy mind II you have
not swept out OF your mental make
up that fear OF consequences. OF
what may happen. OF what people
may think. OF how you may look.
and all the other varieties OF fear
that grow into consuming plaques
n you do not fight them. Tho ban.
ishment OF fear IL tho one big rule
that no one can overlook and hope
TO win.
know this n true In athletics,
and hope TO show In succeeding
stories why believe II should mp
ply TO any other effort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Amy Becraft Wins
In Tennis Match

Beth Langley, 1915 champion CT
Class c In the playfield tennis
tourney, WIS relieved Of her honors
yesterday AT Woodland park by
Amy Becraft. Several semi-finals
in the different classes we're sehed-
uled to be disposed of today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
CHARLES HERZOG
OF GIANTS


II had my best laugh OF the sea
son the other day after coming out
of a faint. The heat and an attack
OF stomach trouble Knocked me out
while | was on the bench in Cincin.
natl. and. OF course. the other boys
sent out calls for doctors to attend
me. Clarence Mitchell beat the
field by calling DR.. George Fallon.
an enthusiastic fan, who is known
to all the Reds.
doc didn't know what had hap
pened. but he rushed right along
with Mitch" Half way down the
runway leading from the stand
Doc asked Mitch what had hap.
pened.
Manager Herzog has tainted
and we want you TO bring him to.
explained Mitch
"'Oh' said Doc, You don't want
me, then. I'm a horse doctor,'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
WEE CUB S0UTHPAW
FOOLS EN- WITH 5
Different STYLES
BY HAROLD JOHNSON

Five-eount EN- S-difercnt pitching motions blend in
making Gene Packards slab repertoire battling proposition
Tor hostile battcrs.
Because he has deved into the depths of the ourvng
craft has mastered this galaxy of an and is gifted with
unlimited the southpaw OF the Chicago Cubs
ks among the best in the majors and running Jim
aughn close for the star role 1inkers staff.
Packard's stock in trade consists of the straight
overland side arm. side and underhand. fire
and straight underhand deliveries.
He doesn't rely wholly particular wster but mixes
up according the stage OF combat the number of balls
strikes called and the ability OF the batter governing his
eea.~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Port Orchard Team
Defeats Bremerton

he Port Orchard club won an
-exs,ting game from Bremerton
Iastiffs Sunday. to o. This Is
the first game this season In which
the heavy hitting Bremerton team
has failed TO score.
Gordon. for Port Orchard. struck
out five men and allowed but four
hits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
JOE BUSH OF THE PHILADEl
pHfA ATHLETICS.

JOE BUSH OF THE PHIlADEl.
PHiA ATHLETICS:
Il am convinced that the Cleve-
land Indians have been getting the
signs of their opponents. Why.
the old worlds champion Athletics
never develored a more vicious at
tack than the Indians unraveied
against US when we last visited
Cleveland. They Just simply laid
up against everything we could Of
fer and slammed II all over the
place.
Every ball they touched with a
bat, almost. was a slaShing line
drive and 2 heart.broaking percent
age OF them spun their way TO safe
territory
''It may be that We were a
fooziy lot OF pitchers in that
series. The 36 runs the Indians
hatted In while we we're scoring
only six. may have been the re-
suit OF natural hitting. However.
the Indians do not figure to hit
anything like the way they swat
ted against us"
JOE BoEHllNG. WASHINGTON
SENATOR'S:
"A fellow can always learn some
thing new. This has been my ex.
perience since Nick Altrock first
suggested that pitch overland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Leo Houck in Draw
With "Muff" Bronson

BEND. Ore. July CLEO
Houck. Seattle featherweight. and
"Muff' Bronson OF Portland. went
to the fastest i0.round draw ever
seen here yesterday. Before the
match. Bronson refused TO box for
a referees decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
JOE eogHLlNo. WASHINGTON
SENATOR'S:

seen the .x-government physician
N not. why not7 lilo Will gladly
examine and prescribe for any
patron OF the Right Drug Co. with.
out charge. Our eye, ear. nose ana
throat specialist will also examine
and prescribe for any disease OF the
eve, ear, nose or throat free between
the hours OF . and 10 a. m. and 1850
and i.30 .. IN.
III First Ave-. I0V wsshinGton sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
LevINsKY WINS ANOTHER

ST. LOUIS. July 26.-Battling
Leyinsky was given the decision
over Tom Burke here last night
after ~ rounds.
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Oz6Mj1zl1sHk
s. mlfBdZhANazv 4

Until Nick advised me TO switch ]
was side.arm southpaw. but !
wasn't as effective as ought to
be. according TO Nick and a lot Of
other smart pitchers.
1t was no trouble to make this
change In my style and now | sell
dom use the side-arm motion to
deliver tho ball. because ! am con-
WINGED that the overland motion
Is the most successful. ] have
known pitchers. however. who. In
trying TO make the change. have
ruined their careers. The style
they first used was the most nat
ural one, OF course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
AMERICAN RESULTS

At st. Louis s. Athletics 3.
Al Chicago 10. Yankees 3.
At Detroit s. Washington s.
Al Cleveland 8. Rex Sox (.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
THE Race

NATIONAL RESULTS
At Boston 2. Chicago 3.
No others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
JOE JACKSON OF THE
WHITE SOx

IF you want 10 put your arm on
the blink. just start foollng with
the fadeaway ball.
I've had one experience. and II
cured me. After pitching four or
five fadeaways ! developed a kink
In my elbow, and decided 10 quit
experimenting.
"sope fellows have studied the
thing and got II down TO fine art
They tell me II doesn't affect their
arms. but II they pitched II steadily
az some fellows throw the splitter
they wouldn't last long in any
league"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
NEW YORK TO MATTY

Whether you go, or whether you stay
Whether you manage, or keep in the fray
No matter, old boy, what you ever may do
The heart OF New York will be with you
Tell us Of Radbourne, of Rusie,
Tell us OF Waddell or Plank,
OF Johnson and G.. Alexander
OF Coombs and OF Bender OF rank;
Tell us OF Walsh and OF Rudolph,
OF Wood with the smoke on the ball
And still we will say, that in all-around play
You were the king of them all.
Whether you go, whether you stay
Whether you manage, or keep in the fray
No matter old boy what you ever may do
The heart OF New York will be ever with you'll
u :: e q -
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P1FNfFut6FI ~0-
Iicit eases other doe
tors failed 20 benefit,

prove TO you WITHOUT COST OR
OBLIGATION that | Will cure you to
stay cured. l will not accept your
case unless ! can give every honest
NENT RESULTS OF a CURE to
STAY CURED. Twelfth year in this
state.
Hours: to II. IL to 8. z to y. m.
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McCinnity Handed
Walloping by Tigers

McGinnity and Roberts: Peter.
son. SUTHERLAND and Baldwin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Not a Dollar Need Be Paid Till Cured

I invite every az
flictcd person, no
matter what your
trouble is or how
long Il has been
standing, TO have nj
confidential talk with n
me. I Will make AZ
thorough cxamlna-
ton and diagnosis OF
your condition. In :
form you fully as toJ
what extent l can w
benefit you.
. particularly SO
iicit eases other doe
tors failed 10 benefit.
| can refer you 10
others whose cases I
have recently cured
OF ailments similar 4
to your own. Let me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
= = :. 3 8 :,
|EiSIiii{[t|2|{}ii|S;1
IL Z.
MEN. ! KNOW THAT

I treat all
D1SOH-
DEH5 or
MEN. "g0g''
or "si4" for
blood disor-
fers Con-
Free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Here's How

Sacrifice. hit-CiddinKs stolen bases
MORSE 2. 0iddings. Raymond ?. Struck
out-Eastiey 4, Noble 2. Walksd-East-
Icy ). Nobls 4 Time-i:3o Umpire
Fray
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Novel Hou,e-nJoyiuC.

An old farm house IN Lorctto. Pa.
was recently raised thirty-four feet up
in the air to move II over the tops CT
twenty-five trees surrounding IL. Tho
old building is nearly fifty years old
but in such Arm. solid condition Its
owners would not have it demolished
1t is TO he used as an overseer's resi-
dence nearly half mile from it's FORM
er location. house costing $1,000 ooo
is to be built upon the site OF the old
one. Its owner chose this location in
order that his home might be surround.
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Totals. IS IL 81 Z TotaIs35 STA
skendler Out. tnuched hv cnach

IIOtaIb. % 10 = TotaIs....35 StW 10 >
hehdler out touched by coach.
fBaur out. infeld fly.
!Lau6hlin out, Interference.
Score by innings: r.
r. r. Lee Jrs..........o s o 1 o a DO
Cobb Fur. Co..........o IL
summary: Runs-Baur t2l, DoEEett, Kend-
Ter. Whitfield. French e.. Tucker. Bagby
Thomas. Iiundley. Lowe. Schmenke Gusti
Two-bahe hits-Shine, Whitfield. Sacrifice
hits-Shine. corprew. Sacrifice nies-Whar-
ton. Baur Stolen base.-French Thomas
feid Double play-Berry TO Corprew Hits
of Thomas, In inninss; on French. I
by Thomas. l. 10y French, l. Struck out
by Redding. 5: BY Thomas. 3; by French, 8
Umpire, Kidd Scorer. Ford. Time, lao.
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summary: Three base hit-kuyk Sacri-
Ace hit-I3ranch Stolen bases-Watson ~.
il; bnferd 81. - Bntord Davis "a y,n Ruyk X
Davis Hits-or Binford. / in nine innings;
on o'connell. In nine innings B anss- 20, on
baits-by O'Connen. l. Batters hit-by Bin
ford. l. struck out.oy o'connell. 10; by
woo6aii ouarles s. Time of 6ame-one
hour and forty minutes. Cmpire-Moore
IT tr,skeNpeF-Jones
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Rlucs. Il: HIGHLAND Park.

Score by innings: r.
Kirkland Park - . o : q. %
Summary: Runs-Wood. Anderson. L. G.
Krausse. McRee (3). Rose tS). earring to)
Knightly. Massey (:l. G!liett la). Two
base hits-Anderson. Coulter. Tilleu. Rose
Three base hits-Tilott. McRee. Shelton
Home run-Aiassey. Sacrifice hits-MeRee
Rose. Sacrifice fiy-P. Shelton. Stolen
bHses-McRce. Rose Gerring. Blankenshtp
Double play-wilkenson TO Massey Hits
off Coulter IL in innings; off Anderson.
in ! Inning. Bases on bails-by Shelton o:
by Coulter. 8. Hit by pitcher-eyCoulter. .
tGerring, Massey Struck out1by Shelton
Umpire. SIidyette. Time 1880.
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SCore ~! INNINGS. ~,
y MeG q g. .....s S-S
Summary: Runs-Nissiey t2D. Dreamer ~.
Murphy. sweetman. Kelley t2). Murphy 90.
n Beil (a) Liggan Saunders, Newcomb.
Two-base hits-Nessley. Sewcomb. Three
base hi,s--M. McDougan, Dreamer Sacri-
p He'll. Sessly. Traylor Bases on balls
of Murphy. 5; of Saunders. ?. Hit by pitch
Murphy. :; by Saunders. s. Umpire. Moore.
Time. 80.
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Paramount. 10; Highland Springs. :.
Totals. ...3+ PAP Totals....35 10 - II
Score hy innings: r


Score hy innings: r
Paramount 49,. .....s o o Ia
Summary. Rune-.Gibson. Walton (2,. Boil
Inns Hawes Siithers (2), l. Green (2). Duke
80, Cancpt ~. Gentry. Harper, Af"is
Thedieck. Two base hits-Gentry (2), Har.
vie. Walton, Gibson. Thedieck. Canepa
Three base hit-Walton. Sacrifice hits
Smith, canepa. Stolen bases-Smithers cay
Green, Canepa, Nunailie. Harper. H!ts-ofi
Smith. in 5l-3 innings: of Camera. o In
323 innings: off Nunallie. ID in ST.? In
nMgs. Bases balls-by Smith. 8: by Nun
allie. S: by canepa. o. Hit by pitcher-by
Nunallie. tThedelckl: by canepa, tPar-
cley. Struck out-by Nunaliie, 4; by Smith
Z: by Canepa. 6. Umpire. Patterson.
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Duplex. IS: Hnmbrucos.
IotaIs ................ ~ Il
Game called In eighth inning account

darkness.
Duplex ..........................S / O 5 1-l6
Hombrucos .......:.............o o o o.
Summary: Two-base hits-Monroe Suffer-
lin. Three-base hits-Blanton. Sales. Sac
rifce hits-Beaie. Lowery ~, Bergin. and
Clarke. Stolen bases-G. Miller. Monroe. j.
Tinsiey. Hits-oh Miller. In six innings:
off Bianton. in two innings: OF Slaughter.
I'm three innings: off Tinsley. in four
innings. Bases on balls-by Slaughter. 4:
by Tinsley. l. Batters hit-by Slaughter. |.
struck out-by Miller, 3: by Slaughter, 1:
by Tins!ey. 3. Left on hases-Dupiex |;
Hombrucos, 1. Time of gaine-one hour and
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Summary: Twobase hits-Morgan t2l.
Murdoch. Johnston. Bagby. Three-base hit
Johnston Sacrifice hits-curry. Lutts.
Stolen bases-Bsgby go. knight t2), Nor
gan f2). Curry. w. Clark. Hits-on Robert
son. in e-third inning: of Eacho In
i've and two-thlrd innings: OFF Riley. l in
two Innings Bases on balls-by Eacho. L.:
by Riley. 8; by Walton. J. Batters hit--by
Riley CWalton). struck out-by Eacho 1;
by Walton. II. Passed Ball-Lo~e. Wild
pitches-Robertson. Eacho t2). Left base
Cedar Words. 4: kocen. Time OF game
one hour and thirty I'VE minutcs. I'm
pire-Scott Scorekeepcr-Cook.
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Dunn. Throe.base hit-F. Jones. Sacrifice
ny-Neison. !. Double play-Michels to Live
say to BEDFORD. Hits-on Jones. II in
innings: of Blount. in innings. Bases
on balis-by Jones. 1: by Blount. . Struck
out-by Jones. 2: by Blount. g. Umpire. vii
son. Time. go