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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-15
OF ORIGINAL
SQUAD IS LET OUT
Bennie Richter Released After
Being Bumped Hard in
Last Few Games.
TWINS COMING HERE. NEXT
Will Play Producers During
Testimonial Series Instead
of Shermanites.

Having been bumped hard every
time he has started recently, little
Bennie Richter has been released by
the Producer management, and his
going marks the departure of the last
OF the original squad, which Manager
Wooley brought to Tulsa in the spring.
Altho Tulsans realize that 1t would
not be policy to keep him longer, they
hate to see Ritchter go. In the early
spring he was the most reliable hur-
Ter on the local staff and appeared TO
be a midget phenom. AS the weather
and race warmed up, he seemed to
lose his effectiveness and recently he
has been hammered hard. Last
Thursday he was knocked out of the
box in the first inning, a two-bagger
and n pair of homeruns driving him
to cover. The next day he tried 10
come back and was touched for four
tallies in two rounds.
To take his place, Rector Burnham,
a Nportsider from Hannibal OF the
Three-I league, is expected to ar
rive today.
Another change in the Western as
ISOLATION schedule was announced last
night. Instead of making the long
jump from Muskogee to Texas and
causing Sherman to make long
to Tulsa next Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. These are the
games which have been set aside as
the Testimonial benefit series" at
the request of the Chamber of Com
merce and the Retail Merchants as
sociatlon, and the change in teams
Will increase interest in the affair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-15

NEW YORK. July 14.-Many odd
places have been chosen by prize
fighters for the getting into shape"
process which precedes big bout, but
Jim Coffey, the Roscommon giant, has
selected the most unusual of all.
Jim is to meet Frank Moran late In
August or early in September, and he
is hardening up" in Roman CathU-
lie seminary, Maryknoll, near Ossin-
ing. an institution conducted by the
Catholic Foreign Mission Society of
America.
The big Irishman arises at the same
early hour as the seven priests and
three lay brothers who are connected
with Maryknoll, and Is out working on
the big farm adjoining the seminary
not long after sunup. He plows, har-
rows, rolls the fields. weeds in the
gardens. wheels truck around In bar
row and does all the hard work OF
farm hand.
Before he retires at night which
happens at about the hour his prize
ring admirers down IN the city begin
to think about starting for one of the
clubs to see bout, Jim. being n de-
Voute Catholic takes part In the re-
ligious exercises which the priests con-
duct
He IN not doing any actual boxing at
Maryknoll. but he is going thru all the
other stunts of the preliminary train
ing of fighter.
Coffey's presence at the seminary
and his ardent devotion at the re-
ligious ceremonies gave rise to re-
port few days ago that he had re-
and won two games from HugSins' men,
both by scores OF 3 to 2.
FIRST GAME
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VETS UNDER BIG TENT
HAVING GREAT SEASON
Toney Of Cincinnati Makes
- Most Noteworthy Record
of Year.

It looks like the season of 1917
would be a big one for the veterans
under the big tent. Already several
of the old twirlers have hung up
marks to shoot at. Fred Toney, of
the Cincinnati Reds. pitching a no-hit,
no-run game and then winning a
double-header, allowing three hits
each game, is the most noteworthy
feat
Eddie Cicotte, of the Chicago Amer
leans. has worked In 20 games and
allowed an average of los run per
game. He first went into the big
leagues in 1905 when he Joined the
Detroit team. Scott has an average
of l.6S runs a game and he has worked
in "a struggles. Scott Joined Chicago
in 1909.
"Stuffy' McGinnis is another old
timer who is enjoying a good year.
"Stuffy" has been hitting the pellet
at Il steady clip and running second
only to Cobb and Speaker. Phila-
delphia first got "Stuffy" in 1909. 4
Milan Keeps Going Fast.
Clyde Milan first broke in with
Washington in 1907 and he is hitting
the ball over the 800 average.
The one and only Hans Wagner Is
leading the National lea que batters by
hitting around 1929. Larry Doyle of
Chicago broke in with New York in
1907. and Is tied for honors in sacri-
flee hitting.
Robertson of New York is another
OF the players who youth smiled on
when heck was a pup" but he Is
leading the base stealers
"Gavvy' Cravath played with n Pa
cific Coast league team from 1903 to
1907 inclusive, then graduating into
the majors In 1908. "Gavvy" slipped
long enough to be sent to the Ameri-
can association since he entered the
big show but now he Is back and 60
ing like wildfire. He is leading the
home run hitters and maintaining a
safe lead in this department.
Many I'm Select Class.
George Burns, the New York out
fielder, Is leading In runs scored with
40 to his credit.
Iack Wheat Joined Brooklyn in
1909. He Is still hitting in the select
class. and he has been playing since
1909
Jimmy Vaughn Of Chicago is lead
ing the pitchers in his league by al
lowing only 1.72 runs a game. Vaughn
has worked in II games.
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OUlME1 ELIMINATES
EDWARDS FOR HQN0RS
Former National A m a t eur
Champion Wins Western
Championship One Up.

CHICAGO. July 1t-Francis Out
met or Boston, former national am
ateur and open golf champion, today
won the western amateur champion
snip by defeating Kenneth =. Edwards
or chicago by one up in 36 holes at
Midlothian after two rather spectacu-
lar rounds In which erratlc golf was
lnterspersed with brilliant plays and
thrilling approaches mingled with
miFcrablc puts. Both players shared
In the changeable golf and their medal
scores wcre
Oulmet, 37-a1. 39-40-1b7.
Edwards, 4l-38, 3g-39-157.
The Victory was almost as popular
with the large gallery as tho the home
player had won. oulmets appearance
mn an amateur In the only national
amateur championship of the wear bv
Invitation OF the Western Golf asso.
clhtion having met with approval
among western followers of the game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-15
PATRIOTIC TOURNAMENT
OPENS AT KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July IA
half score of matches, virtually all be-
tween local players. marked the open
Ing here today OF the Great Plains
Patriotic Tennis tournament. o. r.
Sellers of Lexington. Mo, was the only
out-of-town entrant on the courts,
winning his match from Frank Ru-
bick of Kansas City GO, 7-5. The vis-
iting stars are not expected to start
their matches until Monday, altho
some may be able to play their first
rounds tomorrow.
A telegram late today from Heath
Byford, present title holder and mid
west clay courts champion, announced
he would be unable to play as was an
nounced.
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JIM C0FFEY, R0SCOMMON GIANT, SELECTS
CATHOLIC SEMINARY TO TRAIN FOR FIGHT

tired from the ring and was to be-
come n Catholic missionary. As Jim
Is only % years old and is unmarried,
this might be possible. But he says
1t Is not so. He is not thru with the
ring by any means and he never will
retire, he asserts, until no beats Mo-
ran.
Coffey who was Il Third avenue
motorman when his fighting ability
was dicovered. rose like meteor in
the boxing world. and was seriously
scgarded as worthy opponent for
Jess Willard until Moran. the big
blond pittsburgher. swung that
famous Mary Ann" punch (the only
one he has) against Jim's jaw back in
the latter part of 1915. Jim was out.
"A fluke,' howled the thousands OF
Irishmcn who saw the bout. SO an
other was arranged and the Irish con-
tingent bet on Jim Just as freely as
they had the first time. But Moran
hung the right on Coffey again. Since
then lin has beaten few men and
has never again been defeated. He
thinks that with his outdoor training
he can get into such shape asito with
stand the Moran wallop and floor
Frank.
Coffey is Il very warm friend Of
Father James A. Walsh, head OF the
Maryknoll seminary, and when the
priest invited him to spend some
weeks at the country place and build
up his physique he accepted at once,
He will probably have a couple of
minor bouts before he tackles Moran
again.
COnmbs T'mnires Klarn and Hransfiald
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OLD ROSEBUD TRIUMPHS
IN FRONTIER HANDICAP

WINDSOR, Ontario, July 1i.-Old
Rosebud. cleverly ridden by George
Molesworth, won the Frontier habdi-
cap here this afternoon. Boots, tho
favorite, after running sixth most Of
the distance, finished second n length
and a half behind the winner. Hodge
was third. The time was l:54 l-5.
The distance was one ard one
eighth miles for ee-year-olds. Tho
net value of the winners purse was
exactly $4,000.
Mutual tickets on Old Rosebud pnid
$3.50, s4.20 and $3.50. Tickets ON
Boots TO place paid s2.90. The track
was slow. A shower fell just before
the race.
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JACK DILLON AND BATTLING LEVINSKY TO -.
-. MEET FOR SEVENTH TIME NEXT TUESDAY

punishment Then Porky Flynn
tackled tho Gopher husky, but the
bout was so one-sided the curtain was
rung down on II in the fourth round.
t'ulton's latest victory was registered
against Jack Moran at st. Louis last
Monday night. Moran was put away
iu three rounds.
Negotiations are now under way for
a match in New York city between
Fulton and Jim Coffey and IL success
ful the contest will bo staged early In
August Following this battle, Full
ton will rest fer short spell and then
plunge into serious training Tor his
coming return engagement with Carl
Morris on Labor day. The outcome
OF this latter match will have a strong
influence on the future plans or
Champion Willard.
While the charge frequently has
been made that the victory of Fulton
over Iangford had queer appear
ance, there is no evidence to support
the claim that the contest was fixed
for the negro to quit. A charge or
that nature is unfair TO langford. In
his years of honorable participation
IN ring affairs the great negro bat
tier has never been suspected or dis
honesty OF accuHeu VI SoWdi uiSS'
The stories circulated have hurt
the feelings OF Langford and now he
is determined to wipe that stain from
his escutcheon. He proposes to seek
return match with Fulton In the
near future. In order to secure this
contest Langford realizes that he Will
have to prove he still is worthy or
matches with the topnotchers. The
black demon is eager for chance to
do this. He has asked promoters at
Boston and New York to pit him
against any heavyweight, white or
black. but to date all the big fellows
seem inclined to give the Tar Baby
a wide berth.
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Muskogee 7, Fort Smith o.

MI SkOGEE. July Salisburv,s st,rl.
IN tue tenth inning scored Fisher Win he
fnn that gave the Nets q Z To q ylctory oyer
tlgn ,tng visitors today The Nets won only after
two down in the ninth and two striios nm M
wagner and the score to 2 in favor oi
fnrt smith the locals third haseman rloutcd
hArd liner over the right field wall max
l,ng the game even. In the tenth. after Tho
Twins lad take two-run lead Frn,b or.,,'1
wih an inneld safety aud SAMMY Hall
cracked a terrific drive far over tic drcn
ecnteriicld fence. Fisher doubled and sails
bury single finished the contest Nce
purses were collected in tho rrnnJst,pd for
Wagner Hale and Salisbury. Tho Two trams
Nul play a double header here SUNDAY after
The score.
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GAME FOR SICK PLAYER
AT DENISON TOMORROW
Special TO The World.

DENISON, Texas, July 14.-Mon-
day. July 16, will be Harper day in
Denison, when a benefit game will be
played for Will Harper, sick mem
ber of the Denison club. Sherman and
Denison vii choose a team between
the two cities and Oklahoma City and
Ardmore will choose team. the
Texas teams playing the Oklahoma
teams one game, the entire proceeds
to go to the sick player, who liz con-
fined in a local hospital. Monday is
an off day for the four teams ns
doubleheaders will be played Sunday.
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chairman ~. Ardmore 1.



SHERMAN, Teyns. July 1A.-After Ard
moro knocked Rainey ont Of the box in the
first frame. scoring four runs. Sherman came
back In their part OF tho initial inning
aid pounded Russ for six tallies Everdon,
his successor, Jared little better and six
NOR. runs were added thru their ability
to hit the ball, making tue final score II to
4. The game was loosely played.
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TONEY FORCES GIANTS
TO SHARE WITH REDS
Cincinnati Pitcher Wins Six
teenth Victory Of Season;
Dodgers Grab Two.

NEW YORK. July 14-New York and
Cincinnati broke even In a doubleheader be.
fore capacity crowd here today. The
Giants easily won the first game. 8 TO o.
while Cincinnati won tho second, to 4. The
Giants won by hitting three Cincinnati pitch
ers hard Toney won his sixteenth victory Of
the season In the second game.
FIRST GAME.
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Games T0day


Western Association.
McAlester at Tulsa.
Oklahoma City at Denison.
Fort Smith at Muskogee.
Ardmore at Sherman.
National League.
No games scheduled.
American League.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at ST. Louis.
American Association
Milwaukee at Columbus.
Kansas City at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Ind ~ apolis
st. Paul at LOuisviNe
Southern League
Atlanta at Chattanooga
Birmingham at Nashville,
New Orleans at Memphis.
Only three games scheduled.
Western League.
Denver at Lincoln.
Wichita at Des Moines.
Joplin at Omaha.
St. Joseph at Sioux City.
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SECOND GAME.
VNWNN 10 Y T ~
tBatted for Packard in eighth.


Score by Innings:
st Louis ............... 600 600 o2O-2
Boston ................ Ol0 O20 00*-3
summary: Runs Hornsby, Pauette,
Marsnyille' Powell, Konetchy; errors, Horns.
by, Kelly; tw, base hits, Hornsby, Rawlings; !;
three bosc hits Maranville; homerun ;
Powell; bases on balls, off Packard 2, OH
Rudolph 2; struck out, by Packard l, by
Rudolph 6. Umpires, Byron and Quigley.
Time 1859.
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CHICAGO s-s. philadelphia "a

PHILADELPHIA, July l4.-Chicago won
the first game here today to 2, and the
second was called at the end OF the ninth
inning owing to darkness with the score tied
at tree runs for each team
FIRST GAME
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Cleveland 10 wasb,rg,on "a

CLEVELAND. July l4-By winning the
second game today, 3 to o, Washington
broke Cleveland's winning streak, the locals
the first game to 5, by batting Gallia
freely In the first and sixth innings.
FIRST GAME
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The pugilistic calendar for the cur
engagement OF another famous
brother act of the ring. The pair
In question are Jack Dillon and Bat
Ting Levinsky. Seven times have
these celebrated sons of swat pum-
meled each other, victory veering first
to one and then the other. When
ever other opponents are scarce then
Dillon and Devinsky put on their
skit, have a furious tilt, the vigor
depending upon the size of the house,
gather in their share OF the coin and
then lay off each other until the time
becomes ripe for another encounter.
The last time they fought was at
Eoston and Levinsky was awarded the
verdict Of the referee. on the strength
OF that decision the battling Hebrew
laid claim to the worlds light heavy
weight championship. as up to that
contest Dillon generally had been
recognized as the tltle-holder. The
classic Hub will be the scene OF the
next match between the pair. 1t may
be the last ring engagement for Dill
Ion. as he already has enlisted in the
navy.
IL ~ becoming more evident every
day that Fred Fulton will have to be
seriously rcckoned with in the final
determination Of the worlds heavy
weight championship. In the event
that Jess Willard sticks to his present
plan to retire permanently from the
ring. In all of his matches. since
his unfortunate affair with Carl Nor
ris, Fulton has been battling like a
champion. He forced Sam Langford
To quit, feat that the mighty Jack
johnson could not accomplish and
one that Willard would not even
tackle. lie followed up this victory
by beating Charley Weinert again. the
latter fouling to save himself from
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YANKS BOW FOR THIRD
TIME TO WHITE HOSE
Erratic Fielding by New York
Aids Chicago; Boston
Tops Tigers.

CHICAGO. July Il. - Chicago made Il
three out Of four from New York by bunch.
Ing hits behind erratic fielding and won,
TO l.
Tho
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Totals 81 524lGl
iBatted for Ring In eighth.
Srore lac iuutuy.

Cincinnati .....e........ 900 600 oOO-o
New York .............. 203 210 00---s
KSuif 2, Holke sallee; error Chase; two.
base 1T, Kauff: homerun, Eauff: stoeln
bases. ksuff, Burns 2. Gibson. Holke; bases
on balls, OF Ssleo /. of Eller l struck out,
by Sallee l, by Ring 2. Umpires, Harri1on
and O'Day. Time, 1896,
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Ardmoro ...............iO 400 900 OOC- 1
summary: Runs, Specr, Payne, Tolten,
Allen. Smith 2 HALEY, Mackey 2 errors.
Payne 2, Hayes, Clark, Eycrdon. Hughes
Smith, HALEY 2: three base hits, Smith,
kobincon, Clark: wo.Lase hits Speur,
Machey Corline; sacrifice hit, Jones; sac
rifi,o fly, Hayes; stolen bases, Allen g..
Smith .. Mackcy, Speer, Payne, Totten. lett
on bases, sherman .Ardmore.s. hits, Oft
Rainey 4. OF Russ 3 struck out, by Ever
don J, by CorIine /; bases on Lalls, Oft
Fyerdon 3, off Rainey passed ball, Hayes
hit ~ pitcher. Smith by Everdon; double
play. Hughes to Jones to Helluan. Time.
1875. Umpire, Hooper.
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New York .............00 600 900 010-1
Chicago .........OO OO2 02O OOx-4
summary: Runs. Nunsmaker Leibold 2.
r. Collins, Russell; errors Pipp, Weaver 2,
J. Collins; two-base hit. Felsch; stolen base
Leibold: bases on balls. off Russell I ;
plres, Owens and Evans Time, 1895.
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SECOND GAME.

Halted Tor KIepfer In sixth.
fRatted for Gould In ninth.
Score by innings:
Washington ...........oO 900 400 o0o-3
Cleveland 600 600 0OO-0
summary: Runs, Foster, Mcbride, H.
Milan; two-base hit, II. Milan: three,base
HIT, Judge; stolen bases, ii. Milan, Harper
Foster Evans. Chapman; bases on balls
off Harpor l, off COumbe /. off Klepfer /
off Gould 2; struck out, by Harper T. by
Coumbe l, by Kleper l. Empires, McCor.
mick aud Dineen. Time, 2 hours.
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DETROIT July l4.--Boston got an even
break ia the series with Detroit by win.
ming today's game, to /. Mays held De-
troit to four hits.
The score:
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summary: Two-base hits Bailey. Heatly.
Muiyey; homerun. liumphries. stolen bases,
TO Brewer to Dowie Mutt to Merritt. Gross
to llumphrios to Merritt. bases on balls
or Sparks /, off Masters 8; struck out 10y
Masters 4, By Sparks l. sacrifice hits,
Brewer, Brady. Umpire, Kane. Time, rs.
~~>-~-~~~~>s~ss~~~~~s------
Murray. Huber; two.base hit. Wano; three.
base hit Campbell; .homcruus, Waao, Haih'
day; sacrifice hits, Mcneil. Merritt; stolen
gan 4, Huber: left on bases, Oklahoma CITY
y, Deuison 4; struck out by Flowers 2. by
Wright 3, by Trout Il. by freeman /;
bases On balls. ofi Flowers 5, off Wright
q. OH Trout 10; hits off Flowers 2 OF
Trout o Wild pitch. Flowers; passed bad.
Newashc Time. 35. Umpire. Pontus.
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Chicago I, New York /.
St. Louis Philadelphia, rain.
Cleveland -. Washington so.
Boston 1. Detroit
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he hardly
in
He Is
II Germa
ma exploits
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Totals 85 s24l6I
Matted for Love in sixth.
fBdtted for Cullop in eighth.
SrOre by inninrs.
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Results YESTERDAY
Western Association.

Western Association.
McAlestcr 3, Tulsa U.
Denson g. Oklahoma City s.
Muskogee z, Fort Smith 6, 90 innings)
Sherman IL. Ardmoro 4.
Texas League.
Houston g. Fort Worth /.
Dallas o. Shreveport T.
San Antonio 2, Waco 2, (ii innings)
American Association.
Kansas City ., Toledo 2.
st Paul 4, Louisville o.
Indianapolis 5. Minneapolis g.
Columbus. Milwaukee, rain.
Western League.
Lincoln 9, Denver /.
Joplin 2, Omaha 1.
Sioux City 7, st, Joseph Q.
Des Moines ., Wichita ..
Southern League.
Memphis 4 New Orleans 5.
Atlanta Z. Nashville q
Mobile al Little Rock 20.
Chattanooga 7. birmingham 4.
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Totals " II u II
tBatted for Cadore in seventh.
tBatted for Schmidt in ninth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh
nroolivn

Pittsburgh .............. olo oo2 oo0-3
Brooklyn ....,.......... 900 010 22'--S
Summary: Runs, Bigbee Wagner, Fischer,
Wheat CutshRw, Mowrey ., Smyth; errors,
King, Wsrd,-Cadore; two base hit. Johnston /;
three base hit. Mowrcy; stolen bases, Rigbee,
King. Schmidt. bases on balls, off Cadore 8,
off Carlson 4. off Mamaux l, off Coombs 3 /;
struck out, by Cadore 2. by Carlson 2, BY
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SECOND GAME.

Coombs ?. Umpires. Klein and Brsnsfeld
Time, two hours.
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SECOND GAME.


fBatted for Middleton in sixth.
tBatted for Perritt in ninth.
Score by innings:
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BOSTON, July 13-After losing seven
straiEht TO 81. Louis. BOSTON turned today
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Doublchcadcr Today.

49, To-day there viii he u doubleheader.
me ilrst game starts ut gao lin
me llumphrles probably viii use
Johnson and falrcloth. with possibly
shift to Schultz. Pearson is due Ia
start the FIRST game FOR the locals and
IL Is possible that Boss Cy himelf viii
officiate In the second.
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TOthTS 30 II n I5T
7 1Batted for Gallia in seventh.
tRatied for Ayers in ninth.
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