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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
Motorists
Give Aid to
Government

War has caused a wave OF
patriotism 20 sweep along Sc
sttis's Auto row. With the sig
nseprs OF the PRESIDENT TO the
declaration % war against Ger
many, and the hustle Of mill
tary activities In the city as
consequence, motor car cealers.
distributorv. factor agents ard
all men connected with motor
driven Industry have fastened
70 offer the army and navy
departments their cooperation.
In many instances actual offers
OF cars. motorcycles and personal
services are being rendered the
government
Automobiles are being offered
both by the factories and indlvid'
uals 10 the government for recruit.
Ing purposes. Richard hllliard, OF
tbs Geo. l.. Trotter Co. as well as
number OF other men along the
row. have been kept busy listing
tho names OF applicants for the new
Motor Auxiliary corps that tho
DeAlers' association Is forming to
preasnt 70 the United States.
Uncle Sam will undoubtedly
welcome 1000 first class chauffeurs
and mechanics In case OF war. and
little old Seattle will be Johnny-on-
thespot 70 supply them when he
calls.~ said billiard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
OVERLAND
ALL-YEAR CAR

With the summer touring sea.
son coming on apace. another time
worn Illusion anent the closed car
has been dispciltd. Heretofore the
only manner in which single
chassis could be utilized the year
round was 10 purchase two bodies
OF Limousine and touring design and
switch the two at tho dictates OF
temperature, said A. II. Theisen.
OF the WiliysOyerland Co.
The touring or convertible sedan
has changed all this. II has long
been demonstrated that the vast
majority OF motorists seldom lower
their tops on their touring cars dur.
Ing an entire season. With thia In
view motor ear designers brought
forth the touring sedan with per
manent top. and the driving public
has welcomed the type with en-
thusiastic approval. said Thelssn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11

That the export market lies 10
the west rather than 10 the east. II
the opinion Of Sales Manager y. J..
Pierce. OF the Regal Motor Car Go.
During the past two months. due
20 the embargo placed upon ship
meDts 10 European ports and the
submarine policy OF the central
powers. the cultivation Of the Euro.
pean field and also that Of South
America has been allowed to de
cline. aud AS result an Intensive
cultivation OF the Asiatic field II
being undertaken.
AS soon as shipments definitely
stopped along the Atlantic pea,
board, our company began arrange.
ments 10 ship thru Seattle and 9th.
er Western ports, with the result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11

were mounted In the coming tower.
which reyolyed TO sweep the entire
field.
Seven men were In the crew
which operated the biz machine
during the engagement. one man
attended TO the steering. and was
warned OF immediate obstacles b.
two lookouts on Enclosed running
boards GA each side of the engine.
ono man took care Of the engine
and the other three operated the
epounders In the protected con.
ming tower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE
terrifying stunts performed BY a
tank" In actual warfare were Gem.
onatfated by con panies OF the
Coast ARTILLERY corps. National
Guard. In a mimic battle on the
sand dunes off the Pacific ocean
beach near here the other day be.
fore an amazed audience 81 patriots
Spectators OF the mock battle
stared In establishment az the
pondsrops tractor smbled its way
tnto action with an attacking force.
proceeding against entrrnched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
Committee KILLS
DEMAND TO RETURN
COIN 70 MATTHEW'S

Tho judiciary committee OF the
city council wants all donations 70
the dry squad and To the police re.
ported to the mayor. This was rec.
commended al I--aeting OF the com.
mittee Tuesday afternoon. The
clause calling for reiunding to Or.
Matthew'S OF $1,000 which he gave
TO Sergt Putnam 20 clean up the
city was eliminated Councilman
Bolton heli that there was no ovi.
dence before the committee that
Sergt Putnam had the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
TOLL or DEAD IN
BLAST now lN

PHILADELPHIA, April IL
Most reliable estimates early to
day placed the death toll Of the
Eddystone munitions disaster as
high as 40. many Of the victims
having died horrible deaths during
the night ut the various places In
Chester used as hospitals.
More than ib0 arc now placed In
the list OF injured. sltho an &C
curate account Is next 10 impos-
sible. It Ia feared that there may
be still other dead in the ruins.
and a minute search will be made
for additional bodies today.
Work OF Identification progress
SEES slowly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11

troops,
The monster piosed its way thru
all obstacles. clambering easily
thru dense undarbrush. crashing
thru bRrbod wire entAnsIemrnts
and crushing wooden houses With
all OF the startling efficiency Of the
hiltlsh tyre that bewildercd tho
Germans IN France
Tn. Yankee tank" consisted OF
l4.lon caterpillar traction engine.
.ncaNed In y lighter weight model
OF the armor plate used in real w'ar
Two rapid firc on-pound guns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
MOTORS AND GLASSES GO THRU
FIRE AND WATER; REMAIN GOOD

in excellent condition. At an aver.
age eos, OF 1900 these cars were re-
finished and put into livery service
According 10 letter from their
owners to the home factory In To
ledo. they are giving excellent sat
isfAntion."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11

OF the Murphy Timber Co flume. ="
But the early warm spring
fancy 10 all flame In Dole. fair
Dole.
IL 10 spring AZ last" pens
the poetic writer Of the Dole
items The little flowers are
In bloom and tire larger flow.
ere are In bud"
Aise--"Mr. Day 10 putting
In sii his spare time improving
his ranch"
And-"Mr. w. Allen caught
fine rseeoon In his trap isss
week"
Ane-"Jim Condor spent
sunday az home"
Yacolt. however. has bunch
that spring may arrive within It's
limits some time before next win
ter. This IL evidenced by the fol.
lowing item ~ moment.
Mrs G. 4. Huihurt will be at
the Park hotel with her line OF
spring millinery Don't fail TO see
them. All the latest styles, also
her line OF hair goods. Your comb.
mas made up. dyeing OF old
switches. made like new"
II IL left for Cheia,chie 10 fur.
nish the real tragedies In the
I helatchlo notes a. written this
hssrt-rendlng news
Peter Hendrsckson. coming
home Friday from Yacolt. got
stuck IN the mud al the end of
huffman lane. ME. Lyons. Ida.
Anna anl Charlie HendrickHori.
Who were with him. had TO walk
tho rest OF the way home,
with the help ~ Bud Smith
aud a heavier team, he pulled the
load out Saturday morning"
Yet there hhs been much Joy. as
we'll as tragedy. IN Chelatchie. For
instance. Otto Huffman surprised
his family Monday evening when
he returned from Baker. Ore. an.
expected
or this one--"Grandpa Hen.
erickson celebrated his s0th birth.
day Saturday. His daughter.inlaw
Mrs Fred Hendricksen. gave him
y party and invited q house full
~ neighbors and young folks. All
had an enjoyable time Grandpa
was as young as any of them.
Most idcntiiications were made
by means OF finger rings or
other trlnkets.
In the Chester morgue alone
there are still 105 bodies yet TO
be claimed.
Friends of the dead were let IN
turing the night by twos and
hrees and led down the rows OF
'heet-enveloped forms laid In as
careful precision as the rows OF
ieath dealing shells that killed
hem, Fathers. mothers. sisters
md friends slowly scanned the
bodies. moving from form to form.
Many Search In Vain
The horror was NO great that
lany were awed beyond the stage
u tears. They merely walked
'iong with pallid faces. STOPPING
yer each form and proceeding on.
ward In their vain search. Two
" three women tainted but for the
most part there was n grim and
determination not
% be overcome
Investigation shows the victims
we're mainly residents of this sec.
ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
JAPANESE FREED

After four hours deliheration. n
jury In the superior court Tuesday
aquitted J, Ito Terusaki and s. Ku.
wabara of conspiring to circulate
false reports concerning Japanse
bank owners OF Seattle The court
had already ordered n verdict OF
not guilty brought in for the two
co-defendants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11

The Goodyear Rubber Co. Of Ak.
ron. O.. will do its best 10 help pre-
pare this nation as the greatest mil.
itary power In the world. for already
II has a contract for nine out OF the
rs dlrigible balloons authorized by
the navy department for coast pa.
troll work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
KEITH TO BE new
SALES DIRECTOR

George r. Keith has been appoint
ed as sales director OF the w. \
Dulmase Motor Co. distributors ~
tho Chevrolet cars. Keith has had
wide experience In the sale Of mo-
tor cars. and Is well ver~ed on top
les OF salesmanship. having lscsured
for seven months In the Broadway
high school 20 evening classes on
saleamanship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
Parry Operated on

WASHINGTON. April 1i.--ser.
lousy III for the past week. VIII
~. Parry. OF SEATTLE. "A member OF
tho federal trade commission. was
operated on today for gall stones
at the Garfield hospital. lie Will
return 10 Seattle for long rest as
soon az he can be moved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
TO TAKE SCHOOL CENSUS

AZ n meeting OF the school board
Monday night, 10 onumerators for
the taking of the annual school cen.
aus were appointed. II Is estimates
that IS will be required, the remain.
der being appointed from a prefer
rcd Est elected by the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
Emperor of Flowery
Kingdom Rides in a
Hudson Automobile

The emperor Of the Flo~ery
Kingdom rices In . Hudson
supersls. II ls the only Amer.
lean built car attached 20 the
imperial hovseheid Of Japan.
The first Hudson svpsrsiE--
. llmouslne--~ss purchased for
the imperial household . month
ago from the Japan Automobile
company. Hudson distributors In
Japan. Within two weeks two
others we're added, q town car
ard town car lsndsvIet They're
for the emperor's personal use.
ard u 10 reported that the selee-
ton was dictated by him. ai,no
Of course, attaches OF the hovs.-
hold made the purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
Mill Wage Scale Up

Whether an agreement should be
made with the owners OF SeRttles
IA mills which will guarantee tho
wage scale and hours now received
will be decided April 20, at meet
ing of Millmens union. No. 33S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
OREGON WILL CELEBRATE

PORTLAND. April 1.-THE li2nd
anniversary OF the battle OF Lexing.
ton, April 10. will be observed here
with a celebration in which 600 or
ganizatlons OF the state are asked to
take part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
DuRAjlT WILL OFFER
SERVICES FOR WAR

r G. Durant vfce president and
Gnloo manager OF the Chevrolet fac
lUry. has volunteered his services IN
ths aviation branch OF the signd
ooeps, and In case Of war win per
(nrm some Of his daredevil feats
- the air that he has exhibited In
the past upon the race tranka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
German Potter
Spells a Goodyear

AKRON. O., "Wednesday. April II.
One OF the nine dirigiblc balloons
ordered By tho government from
the Goodyear Rubber company has
cen turned down by tho United
states inspectors because OF dam.
age done 20 e by pro.GeFman sym
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
EXPECT SHIPMENT

The Chllcott-Nash Motors Co. Or
ganizcd TO handle TIE Jeffery line
In the Northwest. has located at
1880 Broadway. 4 shipmen; Of cars
from the factory Is expected the lat.
ter part Of this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
AUTOMOBILE NOW IN
Fun1nES1 CORNERS

Like Christianity. the automobile
q gradually reaching the tarchsst
coFners OF the globe. SECRETARY
rfunk N. Frctwell. OF the Autcmo-
bile club Of Seattle. has received a
letter from J. r. Hobbs. secretary OF
the Nome, Alaska. Auto club. Hobbs
asked for rules and regulations like
" to be OF interest to the gold min
ors Of the North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
rs FEET OF SNOW IN
SNoQUAiMIE PASS

A Holman OF North Bend says
hat there Is Is feet Of snow In the
0ncQmimis pasA and that unless
more strenuous efforts are adopted
than have bean In the past. tho pass
Won't be open until tho middle OF
July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
SPANISH STEAMER
SUNK; NO WARNING

PARIS. April 1.-THE Spanish
steamer San Fllgencia was sunk
without warning. according to her
crew today. They were lanGed at
Nantes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
gDsSEl kAR HEAD
VISITS m SEATTLE

wy Houehson. president Of the
Kjseel Kar Co. passed thru the city
this week and expressed delight up
o. the growth Of Seattle and also
upou the immense growth OF tho
Klnool Kar business In the last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
BLOW.OUTS AND
PUNCTURES
BY FUMES

H's Major George l.. Trotter now
along the row. Ever since Georgo
started To boost the Motor AuNil
larry corps all the boys salute tho
major whererhe chance TO pass,
When the major saunters into his
spacious offices. the Geo /. Trot'
ter Co. everybody. from the office
boy up 60 Richard Hilllard, tho
majors first aid. stand At atten'
ton until the malor has passed
My hat IL Off to the major, for In
this hour OF strife the country
needs few more men OF SIR. Trot-
tar's caliher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
JAMES @. mAHMAptJkF ma

ager OF the New Washington. has
been reelected for the fourth sue.
eessiye year as president Of tho
Washington State Hotel Mems as.
sociation. which held its annual
meeting last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11
Yacolt Tells Us What
Happens to Potatoes

The cat is out Of the bag Nov
{ ONES the Yacolt. Wash. News IN
It's lasi edition and tells "a. In an
item headed. Clarke County spuds
Shipped Fast" iust exactly what
makes Washington potatoes so
scarce and 40 stsep.
Extensive shipments Of pota'
;oos which have been stored In
vancouver for tho past two or
three months hayo been made this
eek We read. The potatoes
are being sent TO points IN the Mid.
ole West. principally Nebraska,
Kansas and Minnesota. one or
two cars daily are being loaded out
from Vancouver. and similar ship
mcnts from other shipping places
in thu county"
OF all the little boys we've
heard o.. the thriving town Of
Yseoit Rae one Of the sturdiest
LEO Brown, the little s-ysar-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. %. J.
Brown. had the misfortune TO
fall at school Monday and
break his isft arm. NE learn.
This makes the fourth time
this little fellow has suffered
with . broken arm. The injvr-
ed member ~aA set by Or.
Stevenson and Leo 10 getting
along nicely"
Tho nearby hamlet OF Heisson
has not been without list Of in.
Jured. either. Under the Heisson
Lotes. We find
Mr.. Wynford Baccus seriously
cut his thumb last week while
. plittIng wood" AppRi entity Mr.
Baccus has not ye, learned not to
place his thumb over the spot
where he intends to bury the
Ratchet
Also.
Charles Alexander while play.
ing basketball recently got a silver
IN his finger and had TO call on
Or. Steckla 20 get II cut out
They must play with man-slzed
at Heisgon.
YacClt hasn't had chance to
reiolcs over the first blush OF
spring.
Under the local" items We learn
that the wind last Wednesday
evening blew over about ESQ feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-11


5. G. Renner. tho man who fixes
broken tenders for all amateur and
a few professional drivers. plowed
his way thru three feet Of liquid
terra flrma from Three Tree Point
tho other day In his little Chroyo-
let. Renner claims that he scraped
enough mud out of the road so
that even baby buggy can ira
verso the road with ease and com
fort. Mr.. Renner will be awarded
a medal by tho good roads com
mlttee.
I've tipped Sergt Putnam off To
the actions OF c. =. iuntoon. who
charges willard batteries, but
doesn't collect for them. lcster'
day l saw him tearing down an
alley in hls red roadster with an
empty bottle as big a. his car,
THERE'S something funny going on
around there.
Bill Bradshaw. OF Bradshaw A
Co.. 10 cheating the doctors. Hos
been sick for tho last week. but
claims he's too busy 10 go 20 bed,
Who said business was rotten'
Jim Parsons. the old speed boy.
got a surprise tho other day when
hs unpaoxed a brand new model
OF the Stua Bear Cat" car. Jus,
shipped from Indianapolis. and
found an old cat aud q Utter OF
kittens. Jim believes there's
something In a name after all
Nike Collins claims that Happy
Hosigan is a links, for ever since
that famous game has been intro
ducet along Auto row. Mixes
profits have shrunk
John 3. Baisden. Inc. has land
Cd the entire truck tire contract
from the city and the company
owes its praise 20 none other than
ohnny. himssif. for this hustling
salesman ianfed tho contract
aEainst keen competition. OF
courss We appreciate the fact tina,
since the Balsden family has been
blessed with new arrival that
Johnny already feels the nssd OF .
few extra dollars In the little china
vase back OF the clock
c. 3. Huntoon is looking for the
guy who pulled the plug out OF tho
sky and is, all OF the acGua pura
out. Huutoon has as yet not men.
toned any names. but Salisbury
bcttsr lift for the trenches. as life
would be much more pleasant for
him there, I take II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
WILL PLAY FOOTBALL
v. r: l. Expects to HIVE Good Team
With Several Veterans Back.
Greut Faith In Bcraicr

BLACKSBURG, VA, August 25.-c.
=. MliIs. graduate manager OF athletics.
GINA Polytechnic Institute football
schedule will be carried out this fall
as !, planned aimed with the exception of the
tober at New Haven.
a. meeting OF the executive com
I nssoci. OF the Intereollegate Athletic
AnS%si m held In washington on
ties represented. with the exception Of
un nas nasvi In ,b and were
tinue all athletic sports during tho
period Of the war.
" p. l. has not taken this stand
schedule has shown any Indication OF
disseminating athletics.
:, The The war war. draft and reserve officers
camps have cut down tine Tech ma
terial for the coming season materially.
but. with Captain Hack" Gregory and
Younger at ends. Parish and Mcneil
at guards, and Nelson in the back field.
Coach Bernier will have nucleus with
which TO begin the development of a
new Tech machine.
former Tech star. and for several
years director. of athletics at Hamp.
dem Sidney; will arrive about Septem-
Der l. With Bernier's ability to de-
velop raw material. and the indication
OF an unusually large freshman class
at V. l.. football prospects are fairly
Following IL the schedule:
September 29-Richmond College. at
home. ~
October 6..Hampden-si Sidney. at home
October 13-Yale, at New Haven
(canceled).
October 2o-Davidson, at home.
october 27-Georgetown, at Wash
inEton.
November 3-Wake Forest at home.
November lowest Virginia, at
Huntington
November 17-North Carolina A. &
NJ at Norfolk
November o4-Roanoke College, at
home.
Thanksgiving Day-v. NJ. l., at Roa-
| noke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
AL ORTIZ is THROUGH
Injury Sustained to Knee In Play NJ
Brooklyn Recently Puts Vet
erGh Umpire ONT.

PHILADELPHIA. August 25.-Al
Ortiz has umpired his last game in the
National League. The veterans useful
ness as an arbitrator was ended I'm a
game IN Brooklyn recently. when he
slipped in following n play and threw
his right knee out Of joint. This was
the third time such an accident has
happened TO Orth. He first hurt his
knee in this city in 1915, when he
slipped In going into the Phillies' dur
out and so dislocated his knee that he
was confined in the Episcopal Hospital
for a month.
At that time DR.. John A. Boyer, the
Phillfes physician. cautioned Orth that
II he suffered another severe disloca-
ton 1t would end his career as an UNI
pire. DR.. Boger devised "a brace which
Ortiz used for long time. but finally
discarded. Last year lie suffered an
other hurt but II was slight. But the
last was as serious as the first, and
Ortiz is now at his home in Lynchburg,
Va. with his leg in a plaster cast.
Ortiz Is well remembered by Wash
ington fans. His irst major league
experience as pitcher was obtained
IN philadelphia. Later he Joined the
Washington club. of the American
League. He has been umpirlnk for
about ten years. While not considered
among the highest-class umptres in the
major leagues. Orth was reliable, con-
scientious and impartial and respected
by The players. His place next year
will undoubtedly be taken by young
man With promise from the minor
leagues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
SARATOGA RESULTS

s. !.is-av ,sui0Gs; 10 + nss p 100
second; 'voeabusry. 100 e 9collinsS. IL t TO F.
? to !. to 2. third. Time. l:03 SIS Oda-
lisquo. Pasanini. Kewpie. O'SieI. High Vale
Golden Glow. Confiscation. Caveman. Moose
bead Schoolgirl. Miss Albright. Respond.
Second-:wo and one-half miIes--st Charl-
cntc. lt5 (Smoop. 8 to !. 10 /. to 5. won:
second; MnFtian. isl tReating5' 10 &c, 10
even. to :. third, Time. So? 20. Mai,re
CoEbeau. Pcbeto and Robert Oliver also ran
ThiSd-siS furlongs-Eubriar. l20 tknapp).
y to 10; to 10. l to 3. won: Kashmir: lis
MACHINE b,rd r,r IIs E9f'gsl 10 ,oI to s.
Sycamore. Ultimathule. Compadere. Decount
Papp., American Eagle. NiEhtwind. Rihe and
Fourth-mile and three Observation-Disclosures
It's. H.. los tBuxtonl. 5 to i. 8 to s. to 10,
Won; Grimper. l12 IButwelll. to /. to S.
9od.s to and 6 .s5a Ts zoe
Fifth-one mile-Buckboard. los (Schut-
bearer. II: tcollins). :. to E. i to 2. / to S.
second; Valor. IN Connolly. 70 to /, 4 to 1.
TO 3. third. Time. 1t3 As: Uulaski Polly
anna. Hessc. Alverd ard The Calder also
Sixth -stx furionss Burlingams. 10
a iis ca As coins' i g syen
: to s. 2 to 5. third. Time. lis is. Flora
IL. Rarcht. Stradivarus. Master Karma
Avis. Leicester and Brand also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
BISONS WIN TWICE
FROM LOCAL lNTS
tCenttnued from First Page)

Continued from FIRST rage
to McGaflgan. Daily. now the surcst
and hardest hitter on the LEGAL club.
banged the ball to left. and Hummel
travelled home. Buffalo's second tally
came in the nth. when kopp was
walked Donahue worked on kopp for
some time in trying to get him off first.
Failing in his efforts. Donahue turned
the job over to Koehler, Sho made a
bad mess OF it, throwing the ball to
center field. kopp not only getting to
second. but skipped along TO third.
from where he went home leisurely on
kcpps hard smash to left feld.
II was q case OF ons. TWO. three for
Buffalo to the end. after that lively
ffih. Richmond really had but ono
chance TO set on even terms with Buff
falo. That rare occasion presented it,
SELF in the eighth, when. after both
EnAbe and koehler were retired by Sit
ulS at Mcdonald and being thrown
out at nrs,. Donahue and McDermo;t
hit to the outheld.
AcGafigan hit a fy to right that
Steinfeldt trapped. The runners start
ed 100 late. When they did get into
action the ball was back in the field
and Donahue was run down between
homo and third. and the only chance
TO score was wiped out. and Buffalo
had two victories.