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The Delta independent., 1917-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
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Notice of sheriff's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of a special execution to me issued
from the County Court of Delta
County, dated April 10th, A. D. 1917,
in a certain cause wherein A. ]. Web
er is plaintiff and William c. Settle,
Francis NJ. Stewart, Edward B. Ste
wart, Hammond and Harrington. CO.
partnership composed of Henry Han.
mond, William Harrington and Joseph
Harrington, are defendants, in fa-
vor of plaintiff and against de-
PENDANTS in the sum of S15O1 so,
debt, together with s13O.5O, costs,
will on Saturday, the 18th day
of May, A. d. 1917, at the hour of ten
o'clock a. m. at the South front door
of the Court House in the City of
Delta, County of Delta and State of
Colorado, sell at public sale the follow
ing described premises. situate and
being in the County of Delta and State
of Colorado, to-wit:
The Northeast quarter Of the South
west quarter of Section Three (3), in
Township Fourteen G4) South. Range
Ninety-four (94) West of the 9th P. NJ,
together with all bitches. ditch rights.
water and water rights urt to said land
belonging, including three shares of
the capital stock of the Cedar Mesa
Ditch and Reservoir Company and
three shares in the Cedar Mesa Ditch
Company. Together with all rights
of way of roads Also 20 shares in
the Leon Park Reservoir Company.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, this 10Th
| day of April A. d. 1917.
M. A. DAVIS. Sheriff
First pub. Apr 90. last pub. May II.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04
Notice Of public Trustee Sale.

Whereas, B. F. Rudolph, by a Deed
of Trust, dated the 5th day of October.
1910, which is recorded in Book So,
Page 42S of the records in the office
of the County Clerk and Recorder Of
Delta County Colorado, duly conveyed
to the Public Trustee, in and for the
County of Delta, Colorado, the follow
ing described Real Estate in the Town
of Paonia, County of Delta. and State
of Colorado, to-wit: Lots numbered
five and six (5 and 6), in Block num-
bered ten Q0) of The Foote-William-
son Addition to the Town of Paonia
according to the plat thereof now on
file and of record in the office of the
Clerk and Recorder OF said Delta
County, Colorado, which Deed of Trust
was made to secure the payment Of
his Promissory Note of even date with
said Deed Of Trust for the sum of
Three Hundred Dollars ($30000) pay
able to the order of Violet Clark, three
years after date thereof with interest
thereon at 8 per cent per annum until
maturity and IL per cent after ma
turity, and
Whereas, the said B. F. Rudolph
and all persons claiming by, through
or under him. having defaulted in the
payment OF the interest and principal
on said note since October 5. 1910. also
in the payment Of taxes due on said
property and the legal holder of said
note having elected on account of said
default to foreclose said Deed of Trust.
Now Therefore, at the written re-
quest of Violet Clark, the legal holder
OF said note. pursuant to law !, the
ndersigned Public Trustee in and for
the County of Delta, State of Colorado,
the hour of ten o'clock in the fore
noon of May Goth. 1917, at the east
front door of the Court House in the
City OF Delta, County of Delta and
ton to the highest and best bidder for
cash. the said described premises and
all the right. title and interest OF the
said b. F. Rudolph, his heirs and as
signs therein for the purpose Of pay
ing the Indebtedness secured by said
Deed of Trust. and the cost and ex-
pense OF executing this Trust, and will
deliver to the purchaser a certificate
of Sale as provided by law.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, April 23rd,
| 1917.
EARL WILSON,
Public Trustee in and for the County
Of Delta, State of Colorado.
First pub. Apr. 81; last pub. May 18.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

ment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer of the com
plant. And if copy of the complaint
in the above entitled action be not
served with this summons, or if the
service hereof be made out of this
State, then ten days additional to the
time hereinbefore specified for appear
ance and answer will be allowed be-
fore the taking of judgement by de-
fault as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet
title in plaintiff against any pretended
claim adverse to plaintiff of said de-
PENDANTS, or any of them, in and to
the following described premises, sit
uate in Delta County. Colorado, to-wit:
That portion of Lot 3 in Section T.,
in Township Is South of Range 95
West of the 9th P. NJ. described by
metes and bounds as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 12O feet East of
of the NV corner of said Lot 3; thence
North "a rods; thence East 26 rods
and 61a feet; thence North "a rods ::
thence West 26 rods and 6h feet to
place of beginning.
Together with all bitches, ditch and
water rights and rights to priorities
in the use of water unto said land be
longing or in anywise trereunto an
pertaining, including two shares of the
capital stock of the Hartland Ditch
Company and water rights represent.
ed thereby
And for costs of suit and general
relief. AS will more fully appear from
the complaint in said action to which
reference is here made: A copy of
which is hereto attacred.
And you are hereby notified that II
you fail to appear. and to answer the
said complaint as above required. the
said plaintiff will have your default
entered by the clerk and will apply
to the court for the relief therein de
manded.
Given under my hand and seal as
attorney for plaintiff. at my office in
Delta, in said County. this 23rd day
of March. A d. 1917.
'SeaL) MlLLARD FAIRLAMB.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First pub Apr. %; last pub. May IS.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Does any one in the class" asked
the Bugville teacher. know the origin
of the corn law?" Yes, ma'a am" ans
wered the shaggy haired pupil from
the Hard scrabble. ''They were writ
ten by John Bunion."
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

I'm sorry to be deprived of your
company said Pueblo colored man
in departing from female friend the
other evening. Excuse me-" she re-
piled courteously, =" but the depravity
am allmine."
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

After the big rain which seems to
Slope the last three days OF last week.
will be good time for our road
forces to get out with their drags.
The roads have needed smoothing
down and this storm will give the
opportunity.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

A marrieg license was issued last
week in Montrose to Fred Landry and
Miss Edna Mckinney.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

T. w. Odem came to Delta from
Cedaredge the first of the week and
will have charge of a rooming house
in this city.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Miss Ada Gardner. of Cedar mesa,
won the oratorical contest at Gunni-
son and will come to Delta for a try
when the meet takes place here.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Talbot, OF Or
chard City, had born to them las
week fine baby boy.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Mark Beard. of Eckert, is reporte,
suffering from rheumatism.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Mrs. Ison Williams, of Austin, went
to Gunnison last week to see Miss
Blanch Pinnell, who was suffering
with rheumatism.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Harry Woods, OF Redlands. has sol,
his herd Of sheep to Crawford parties
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Miss Echo Smith and Mrs. McCor
mick, were Delta visitors last weel
from Austin.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Martin. oI
Paonia. we're at Cedaredge last week
visiting Mrs. Martins parents.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

ting down the school attendance at
nearly all of the schools, both in coun-
try and in the towns.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

]. F. Foster is clearing land on hi
Spring Gulch ranch.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

John Bruton. Sr, was visiting hi
son at Coalby last week.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Mrs. Cooper, OF Grand View mesa
is reported quit sick. with little hopei
OF her recovery.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

The Coalby school closed with de
lightful picnic, at which there was
fine feed and many nice talks.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

The prevalence of measles are cut
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Herman Iemskee came to Redlands
last week from Wisconsin to take
charge OF the w. G. Brown place.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Tom Bowers has moved his family
from Cedar Mesa to the Maddox ranch
on Tongue creek.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

'ohi biuloh. oT., was visiting his
son at Coalby last week.
j. F. Foster is clearing land on his
Spring Gulch ranch.
Mark Beard. of Eckert, is reported
suffering from rheumatism.
Harry Woods. OF Redlands. has sold
his herd Of sheep to Crawford parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Martin, OF
Paonia, we're at Cedaredge last week.
visiting Mrs. Martins parents.
The Coalby school closed with de
lightful picnic, at which there was a
fine feed and many nice talks.
Tom Bowers has moved his family
from Cedar Mesa to the Maddox ranch
on Tongue creek.
The young peoples club OF Cedar
mesa will meet at Lee Ament's on the
evening of May 5th.
Mrs. VIM. L, Miller. OF Eckert. is
visiting with friends in Delta during
Mr.. Miller's trip to the Lake Fork.
Miss Kitty Dore left Redlands last
week for Chicago where she will
make he home with a sister.
Herman Iemskee came to Redlands
last week from Wisconsin to take
charge OF the w. C. Brown place.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Miss Kitty Dore left Redlands last
week for Chicago where she will
make he home with a sister.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

The young peoples club OF Ceda
mesa will meet at Lee Aments on tn,
evening of May 5th
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Mrs. VIM. l.. Miller. OF Eckert. is
visiting with friends in Delta during
Mr.. Miller's trip to the Lake Fork.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04
NEARBY NEWS NOTES.

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The Washington herald., 1917-05-31
CENTRAL ATHLETES
Land STATE GAMES
Mount Pleasant Track Teams Score in
Scholastic Events at College Park.

inc annual interscholastic meet OF
maryland State College yesterday was
won by Central High School, OF this city
Win Baltimore Polytechnic Institute a
close second. The final figures were:
central. q; Baltimore, 26.
several surprises were sprung on the
followers OF the track games, as Il was
conceded the Tome school would prove
tne best OF the -out-of-town entries, but
me Port Deposit tribe was credited with
third place
Interacholasie iooysrd dash-w. Andrews. B,
r J.. won; =. Phdmore 7. s., second; Mclean
T. H. B.. third. Time, oIoo1
2Dyard daSh-w. Andrews B. p l. won; Nor
Sn; B; P. l.. second; shsehan. t. q. 8. third.
zeysrd hurdles-weedon. B. p. l.. won; Mclean.
- ID; g.. secood; Sullivan, B. P. l., third. Tine.
t4oyard dAsh-sheehan. I. II. s.. won; Bradford.
T. 3. secundi svaine. O. II. s.. third. Time. o5t
sOyard Hin-LAtta, c. II. g., won; Harzen. B.
j.: seoOndi Gnn. T. h. g.. third. Tine.
l-mile run-TabrT. C. H. s.. won; Housh. T. h
s., sscnnd: Clark, 7. H. s., thtrd Time. f:a SS
shotput-Gwinloch. T. s.. won; BartSen. B. p.
l.. second clArk, T Il. s., third. Distance. y
High jump-copeluDd. B. @. C.. won; Gardin.
r s.; second; Powell. n. s.. third HEIGHT, s
Pole Tanlt-Gwinloch. T. s.. won: Arbeely. G. H
feet inches
Broad tump-stsin, c. Fl. g., won: solomsn. C.
n g.. second; Sullivan. B. P. l.. third. Distance.
10 feet inches.
looyard dash, treshmsn-E. Pridmore T. s.. won I;
W. Goldsmith. T. s.. second; simperz. n. Z. b. s.,
third. Time. Olo IS
Dyard dash. freshmen-w Goldsmith T. g..
won; W. Redner. B. p. J.. second; z. Pridmore
T. s., third. Time, 02435.
foo-yAru dash, county school-Burren.' TOwson
II; g. won; Clemson, Friendship H. s., second /;
smith fnnklin, H. s.. third. Time, o:o S.
Broad iump-Burren Towson II. g.. won; Ffancn
Sparkling II. s.. second: Clazt. Tech. third. Dis
lance, feet 81 inches.
aoysrd dash-BurreIl Towsou II. s.. won; Clsn-
son. Frederick H. S, second; Smith. Franklin II.
g.. third. Time O55q
iDyard dash-Penn. Frederick H s., won;
Roschen, FankIin H. s.. second Fritz. Frankin
II. s., third. Time. os5O4
/ mile rIn-WGters Frederick r. s.. won; Al
corn. l. II. s.. second; GOrmelly HysttsEiIe H. g..
third. Time. 81.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-31
GOLF AT LOCAL CLUBS.

An Of the local clubs furnished attrac-
tive holiday golf programs yesterday.
Al Chevy Chase, there was handicap
match against par at eighteen holes for
the first leg on the Decoration Day
Gun presented to the club by Victor
Kauffmann. This was won by Robert
Stead. ir., who was 2 down. Col. e. b.
Babbitt, 6 down, was second, with ]. Don
aid Cassels, 7 down, third. About forty
players competed.
The most elaborate program was staged
by the Columbia Country Club. as there
were morning and afternoon rounds at
eighteen holes match play against par
and a miniature tournament on the putt
ing course for the women, the winner
getting in addition to an individual prize
her name on the Sheridan Cup" which
must be won three times before becoming
the permanent property of the winner.
Irving ]. Henderson won the morning
event. being l up on the General" with
Edward B, Eynon, jr., second, 1-2 up. and
A. G. Buhrman. even with par, third
Albert r. Mackenzie won the afternoon
round. being l down. John F. Slaven,
ll-2 down, was second. with A. H. F'lem-
ing and "A L. Christman, down, tied
for third.
In the women's event, Mrs. Thomas w.
Brahany won her second leg on the
trophy, with Mrs. J. H. Crawford runner
up, the consultations going to Mrs. Nc
Laughlin. who beat Mrs. George P. James
in the finals 1 UP and 2. Mrs. Brahany
beat Mrs Crawford. up and 3.
Bannockburn and the Washington Golf
and Country Club held miniature tour
naments with both the qualification
round and match play at nine holes.
At the first-named, e. J. Doyle 06
handicap won out in the first eight.
beating Herman stabler co handicap,
up and 3 in the finals. Daniel l.
Hazard u6) beat NJ. Dorsett QS, l up
in the second flight finals while the third
went to DR.. Bruce l. Taylor Q0, with
c. E. Stewart Qs as runner-up. the
doctor winning. up and 1. In the finals
of the consultations, c. A. Freeman CO.
defeated DR.. L. o. Howard (2O l up;
s. n. Greene 90 defeated w. c. deRav-
eneI O0, up. and ]. A. White Q9
defeated ]. Kuhio Kulanianaole 0S, 3
up and 2. respectively. DR.. H. Burke
with a s7-27-64 had low net score in the
"sweepstakes," with A. Zappone, A-24-
70, second, the low gross prize going
to DR.. James T. McClenihan, who had
an 81.
The results at the Washington Golf
and Country Club were as follows:
First eight-S. L Mosby defeated DR..
l. B. T. johnson, up and 8. Second
eight-C. H. Dooing, Jr., defeated W.
H. White, 3 up. Third eight-W. B. Guy
defeated A. Vinall, Ut. Fourth eight
r. D. Daniels defeated A. Kemble, 1
up at 10 holes. Fifth eight-A Lind de-
feated A. L. Hammer. 1 up at 10 holes
The Washington herald., 1917-05-31
WASHINGTON CANOE
CLUB Lands REGATTA
Capture Annual lntercaDoe Club Iro-
ply in Races at Sycamore Island.

Washington Canoe Club had little COM
petition In the Intercanoe Club Associa-
ton regatta at Sycamore Island yester-
day afternoon, and easily won the point
trophy by score OF IS against 10 for
Sycamore Canoe Club. 13 for Arundel
Boat Club. of Baltimore. and for Po-
tomac Boat Club.
Harry Knight and Charlie wakner, of
the Washington Canoe Club, divided hon
ors on the individual point trophy, each
scoring four points.
The swift current in the Upper Poto-
mac interfered somewhat with the pad
dlers, causing the Washington Canoe
Club four In the intermediate race to turn
over. Some excitement was caused for
awhile, but canoeists put out from shore
and guided the men to safety. The sum-
maries:
Senior single double blade, won by H.
Knight. w. c. c.; second, Rutherford
W. C. c.
Junior singles, won by EIiason. w. c.
c.: second, Schladt, S. c. c.
Tail-end race, won by Wagner, w. Z.
c.; second. Conboye, S. c. c.
intermediate single, won by Eliason'
W. c. c.; second. Donohue, p. B. c.
Junior double. won by Lyons and
Lewis. w. C. c.: second, Stem and Wal
ton, W. c. c.
AhSOCldllOn championship ShibiSf 49,
by Elliott, Arundel Boat Club, Balt-
more; second. Wagner, w. c. c.
intermediate double, won by Elliott and
Yourex. Arundel Boat Club, Baltimore;
second. Bammon and Almon, Wash.
Canoe Club.
Mixed double won by H. knight. and
Mrs. Hazard. w. c. c.; second, Wag-
uer and Miss Richards.
Championship double won by Knight
and Wagner, W. c. c; second, Elliott
and Yourex. A. B. c.
intermediate tours won by Sycamore
Canoe Club four, composed Of Conboye'
Cathcart, Kyle and Schladt; second. Po-
tomac Boat Club, composed of Donohue.
Gryant, Hutterly and Ashford.
Club fours won by Washington Canoe
Club, composed of Knight, Rutherford.
Eliason and Wagner; second. Sycamore
Canoe Club: third. Arundel Boat Club.
UPSET race. won by Wagner; second,
Rutherford, both W. c. c.
The ladies' double and fitting contest
were postponed.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-31
DOYLE A WINNER in
PATRIOTIC TOURNEY
Good Progress Is Made in Single an5
Doubles in First DAYS PLAY.

After a two days postponement, the
patriotic" tennis tournament under the
auspices OF the Middle Atlantic Associa-
tion got under way on the Columbia
Country Club courts yesterday. CondI-
tons were ideal but the rain of Tuesday
night softened up the courts and to a GER
tain extent retarded the play as some of
them were in such bad shape that they
could not be used until afternoon
Good progress was made in the men 8
singles event. the FIRST two rounds being
completed and the third broken into. The
mems doubles were also started and one
of the best combinations eliminated when
Connie" Doyle and Heaton beat Arthur
Sweetser and J. NJ. Hancock. Sweetset
Is New England player who has al.
ways ranked well in the national list and
great things were expected of him and
Hancock. The summaries:
First round-Ezra Gould defeated J. M.
Hancock, by default; II. d. Keresey de-
feated G. p. Asher.,6-2. g.; Cecil Dowd
defeated w. T. Cook, jr., 6-S, 60; Eo.
ward o. Leach defeated A. B. Heaton,
e-1, 6-3; X. NJ. Boorman defeated p. p.
Karavongsi, 81. So; c. A. Bieder de-
teated A. Y. Leech, jr.. 81, TO, SO; h.
e. Cotton defeated L. p. Mclaughlin.
50, 60: Samuel Herrick defeated z.
Dowd, 90, 81; Charles T. Chap
man defeated DR.. w. H. Davis, rs, 6-4:
II. T. Shannon defeated r. c. Tracy, Us.
Ia, 81; A. c. Minnix defeated w. e.
Foster, Sc, a.: Albert ]. Gore de-
feated c. A. Slater, 6-1, rs; NJ. B.
STEVENSON defeated w. H. Ronsaville.
6-4. 6-3; George L. Lewis defeated F. ].
Bates, 81. 10-S: ]. d. Skinner defeated
II. F. Cash. by default.
Second round-GouId defeated Keresey.
Ga. 81; c. Dowd defeated Hillyer, -.
81, 6-3; z. o. Leech defeated Boorman.
81. IS; Cotton defeated Bieder. 81,
6-4; Chapman defeated Herrick, GO. Sc,
6-s: Shannon defeated Minnix. 6-3. 7-5;
Gore defeated Stevinson. 81, 81; Lewis
defeated Skinner. 60. 81.
Third round-Gore defeated Lewis,
-, 81. l0-S
First round-Howenstein and Foster de-
feated Davis and Tracy, 81. 81; Dowd
and Skinner defeated Leech and Leech.
ca, Sc; c. Doyle and Heaton defeated
Champion and Hixon. by default; swees-
ser and Hancock defeated White and
Dunlop. by default; Cotton and Tracy de-
feated Bieder and Mclaughlin, SO, 6-3;
and Clear defeated Rheem
and MinniX. So, So.
Second round-Doyle and Heaton de-
feated Sweetser and Hancock. 1-6, 81.
a.; Cotton and Tracy defeated Bucbdng-
ham and Clear. 6-, 81, 6-S.
Play will be continued today In tNe
mems singles and doubles and will be
started in the women's singles and mems
consultations, the drawings for which are
as follows:
women's singles-Mrs. F. B. Pyle VS.
Mrs. Downs, Miss NJ. Moss VS.. Miss NJ. G.
sewell, Mrs. A c. Minnix VS.. Miss Car.
sote de Pena. Miss Stowell VS.. Miss Ellen
NJ. King, Miss NJ. r. King VS.. Miss c.
Weaver, Mrs. Cover VS.. Mrs Rheem.
Miss Pyle VS.. Miss A. NJ. Doyle, Mrs.
James Baird VS.. Miss d. Tillman.
Mems singles. consolatlons-Heaton vs.
Davis, Cook VS. Asher. Skinner VS.. Slater.
Dovd VS. McIaughlin, Cans VS.. Cash
Bates VS.. A. Leech Tracy VS. Raravongsi,
Foster VS.. Ronsavtlle.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-31
fianeee Of Darcy Due in
U. 5. in Few Days, and His
Death Is Unknown to Her

A girl from far-away Australia will
Eallivant down a gangplank In San
Francisco In a few days, with glad
ness In her young heart. only to re-
eeive the saddest blow of her life
II will be the news of the death
II poor Les Darcy.
The girl is Darcys sweetheart. She
was coming to America to marry Les,
She sailed from Australia some weeks
ago, and was at sea when Darcy died.
The news of her departure was re-
seived few days ago by a friend
II the unfortunate Leslie.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-31
Louisville Players Register.

! gIisv!Ile. Ky. May 3o--Twelvs MEM
bers OF the Louisville American Associa-
ton Baseball club. including Emilio Pal
nero ard AdoIfo Iunuo. natives CS Crt'"
have registered at the ONCE OF the city
controller under the terms Of the selee-
tive cOTSCTiptOn act. JIIUgr ti.y taN. I-sS
cards issued today to the Cubans were
sent to registration precincts I'm Havana.
where they reside. The only members Of
the team, exempt from registration are
Manager William Clymer. Capt. Roxy
Roach, and Players Daniels, Beebe. and
stroud
The Washington herald., 1917-05-31
The First Game.

The morning game was q nip-and-tuck
affair but the Red Sox out-lucked Grirf's
crew. Bert Gallia had allowed the Bean
towners but FIVE bingles when the Old
Fox chased him to the showers to make
room for Pinch-hltter Jameson. But Bert
had the old breaks against him. as each
inning that the Sox obtained their bingles
they managed to push a run across the
pan.
Doc Ayers finished out the route for
Gallia. and II was OF the Hillville fingers
delivery that the Red Sox Tailed their
winning counter. Ernie Shore. who has
never proved any great puzzle to the Ma
tionals, opposed Gallia on the getaway.
but the nibbling that the Nationals had
been making at his delivery for nve in
nings resulted IN a real score IN the sixth
and seventh, but when the Grih clan
came within one run OF tieing the count
Black Jack Barry stepped N in the eighth
and sent Shore to the clubhouse. Bader
replaced him and forced the Nationals
to take the count
Lewis single and shortsn's double in
the second session gave the Sox their
first tally. while Janvrin's single. Gallias
error and Shorten's single put another
one across In the fourth. A free pass TO
Janvrin. HoblitzelPs sacrifice and Lewis
single gave the sox their third run In the
sixth. while the winning counter was
put over in the eighth when, with one
down, Jsnvrin hit to left field and moved
Up on a base on balls to Hobby. Lewis
met one on the nose and Janvrin dented
the pan
The Nationals got to Shore in the sixth
when Ainsmith started with q single to
left and moved up on Gallia's blow to
right field Judge and Foster went down.
but Milan singled to left field and Am
smith crossed the tallymaker
The old squeeze play registered one for
the Nationals in the seventh when Smith
singled and went to third on Morgans
bingle to center field. Mcbride then laid
one down the third base line and Smith
romped over the plate. In the eighth
Judge singled and went to second on
Milan's safe clout and scored when Rice
hit to Shorten.