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Evening journal., 1918-10-08
WAR SUMMARY

West Front GeneraL-The Germans
are reported to be completing prepar-
ations for a general retirement from the
North Sea south 10 the Rheims region.
Their new defenSes are not quite ready
and they win try 10 hold their present
line until they can fall back safely. At
the same time Il Is indicated that they
intend TO make desperate fight 10 pre-
vent any Allied advance In the Arg0nne
region where the Americans are attack
ing. Their new defenses are not quite
ready and they will try TO hold their
present line until they can fall back
safely.
From North Sea TO Lens.-The lines
are comparatively stabilized.
From Lens to La Fere.-The British
and Americans launched an attack be-
tween Csmbrai and st. Quentin, in the
midst of rainstOFm, this morning.
Satisfactory progress" was reported.
In this same region AnllO-American
troops gained local successes last night.
The French reported heavy artillery
fighting around It. Quentin.
operations were reported on this front.
From Rheims 20 Nerdun-Ihe French
won important successes on a front on
about Is miles, along the Suippe River
Yesterday. They advanced about mile
reaching the outskirts of COnde at the
junction Of Suippe and the Aisne and
only a mile south of Neuehatel. They
also captured BazancOurt and pene-
trated Isles-Sur-Suippe.
The Americans, attacking on the l5I
mile front, the Meuse and the Argonne
Forest, are squeezing in the ArgOnne
pocket, the capture of Chatel-Chehery
and important heights west Of the Aire
yesterday, adding to the pressure
against the Germans i'm that region.
from Verdun TO Switzerland-This
front continues comparatively quiet.
Balkans-The Serbians are reported
before. Nish. and the Austrians are said
20 be evacuating Belgrade. Field Mar
shal MackensOn is reported TO have ar
rived I'm northern Serbia 90 save the
remnants of the AustrO-German armies
which are fleeing nOrthward.
The Austrians, evacuating Albania
are in danger of being trapped between
the Italians. pushing up from the south,
and the Allied forces marching west
ward into Albania from Serbia.
Asia MinOrvOccupatiOn Of Bierue, the
great Syrian seaport, by French naval
forces, has given the Allies an import
ant marine base for their drive on
AleppO, one Of the key points TO Con-
StanfinOple from the south.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
WAR WORKERS ABROAD MAY
BE GIVEN MILITARY STATUS

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-Negotlations
are in progress between State Depart
ment officials and Provost Marshal
General Crowder and representatives
here Of the French government to pre-
vent agents OF the American Red Cross,
Y. NJ. C. A., the Knights OF Columbus
and similar organizations working with
the American army in France from be-
ing taken into the military service here.
Under strict construction Of the draft
treaties, men Of military age so EN-
ployed might be drafted into the French
army unless they accepted immediate
service with the American army.
General Crowders ONCE proposes
that men engaged in such work In
France be given a recognized status as
attached 10 the American expeditionary
forces.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
FTRE PROTECTION ron HOSPITAL.

Health offlclals are pleased with the
action Of the Washington Fire Com
pany, which has sent a chemical en-
glne 70 the Country Club, TO better
protect that building and the nearly
$50 patients OF influenza u Is housing.
The engine Is the one the company
withdrew from the service. because
City Council failed TO make sufficient
appropriation 10 maintain II IN service.
The Reliance Company also has sent
an engine 10 the hospital.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
COUNTY BUYS ROAD ROLLER.

At their meeting this morning the
Levy Court authorized the purchase OF
a ten-ton road roller from I. ]. Hollings-
worth at his bid OF 5000, and the gaso-
line now held by the Fifth district. A
contract was also awarded to Frank r..
Jones for the erection Of d timber
bridge over Batton's Mil Dam In Pen
cader hundred. for si.l62. Joseph An
derson, Of Middletown. was the other
bidder
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
DELAWARE AWAITS
NEW DRAFT LIST

The master list OF men registered on
September ~ and published in Wash
ington yesterday, contains 1900 num-
bers because somewhere In the United
States there is a local draft board hay-
ing that many reglstrants. In this city
and state. any number above 52i0 will
be disregarded. as the highest number
in any OF the draft boards in this State
is 5280. in Sussex County.
The range OF numbers In the other
Delaware draft boards are: Board No
4. 4237; Board No. 3. 1858; Board No. 3,
42is; Board No Z. 3i7i: Rural New Cas-
tie County, 52O2. Kent County, 1861 ;
Sussex County, $40.
The local draft authorities have not
received the master lists. although some
OF the boards in New York state have
already given out the complete lists.
"The Battle-Cry of Freedom" is
buy more Bonds.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
MARYLAND BOYS.
DIE AT CAMP DIX
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press.
CAMP DIX. N. j., Oct. s.-Twenty-
nine new cases Of pneumonia and forty
cases OF influenza developed here today.
making the total 2.27s cases Of influenza
and 1853 pneumonia patients. Twenty
three death are reported In the latest
surgeons list. The dead include;
Clarence letter. Plainneld, n. J.
Ernest Kneding. Ridgefleld. n. J.
James Moreland, Merchantvllle, Md.
Henry Dazlefleld. Chestertown. Md.
Clayton cambridge, Baltomore.
Elmer Hunt, Camden. n. j.
Orlln Baltimore. Camden, n. J.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
DELAWARE TOWNS "ovER THE TOP"

The Women's Liberty Loan Commit
tee announced last night that Magno-
la, Brldgeville, South Milford and Viola
have gone over the top" having Sc
cured more than their quota OF the
Fourth Liberty Loan. Magnolia was
the first town 10 report Its quota
raised. on The Third Liberty Loan,
Frederica was the first town to report
the full quota subscribed.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
WAN MISSION AT YATICAN.

ROME, oct. s.-AlfonsO de Navarro,
Of New York. has arrived here on a
special mission to the Vatican.
He has been appointed by Cardinal
Gibbons as special commissioner Of the
Gil to investigate and report on Catholic
war activities in Italy, France and Eng
land He will be received by Cardinal
.Gasparri, the papal secretary Of state.
Pope Benedict Is much gratlfled by
the sending OF this mission to the thea
tres OF war.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
ILLNESS HALTs REVENUE BILL.

WASHINGTON. oct s.-Revision Of
the war revenue bill by the Senate
Finance Committee was stopped yes
terday because Senator Simmons. OF
North Carolina. chairman. was fighting
OF a severe cold He has not developed
influenza, but II was thought wise to
postpone today's meeting.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
RAITuORF SHUTS UP.

BALTIMORE, oct. s.-An theatres,
moving picture houses. schools and
other public assembly places were or
dered closed this afternoon by Health
Commissioner Blake. Spanish influenza
spread more rapidly here today than
at any time since the beginning OF the
epidemic. Fourteen hundred new cases
were reported
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
NURSES ARRIVE TO
FIGHT EPIDEMIC

Miss E. w. Stitch. OF No. 7Oi Tenth
avenue, New York, and Miss A. "
Sloan, Of No. 81 West Eleventh street.
New York. nurses. arrived In the city
late last night and this morning they
were assigned 10 one OF the emergency
hospitals
Several more nurses are expected 70
arrive tonight.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
PEACE AT LAST, BERLTN CRY.

AMSTERDAM, oct. s.-Excited crowds
in the streets OF Berlin tore special
editions OF the newspapers containing
the speech OF Prince Maximilian, the
new Chancellor. from the hands OF the
newsdealers. Everywhere shouts OF
peace has come" peace at last J.
were heard.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
FOE HOLDS 1850 AMERICANS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-Members OF
the American expeditionary forces who
have been identified as prisoners OF war
In Germany numbered only 1850 on
October 3, said an announcement from
the office OF the adjutant general OF the
army. In addition, 300 civilians In
Germany have been identified, as nave
slxty-one sailors held in Constantlnople.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
TAKE NINE MEN
OFF BOAT, ALL ILL

Nine men were taken from boat
loading powder OF Pigeon Point today
suffering with 'fu.' They were brought
TO this city and taken to an emergency
hospital. It was reported that two or
three men on the boat died during the
night, but this could not be verified.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
FIRE NEAR ILLINOIS ARSENAL.

ROCK ISLAND, Oct. e.-flre threat
ened the Walsh Construction Company
camp at the Rock Island Arsenal with
destruction yesterday. The camp is
near the INT plant at the arsenal. The
city fire department is on strike. No
estimate Of the property loss has been
made.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
END ARMY OFFICER DEAD.

BY the United Press.
ROCKFORD, H., Oct. s.-Colonel
Charles B. Hagadorn, a corps command
ant at Camp Grant. was found dead in
his quarters today. There was a bull
let hole in his head and a revolver
lay by his side. It Is believed he com
mltted suicide.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
NEW YORKER DIES.

w. H. Story. Of New York. a repre-
sentative Of the Foundation Company,
Of that city died Of pneumonia at a
local hotel last night. He contracted
influenza a few days ago and Il deyel-
Oped into pneumonia His body has
been shipped TO New York.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
HOME FOR P. & S.
HOSPITAL NURSES

The Physicians and Surgeons Hospl-
tai Association has purchased for a
nurses home the three-story dwelling.
No. s3i Van Buren street, owned by
Mrs George II. Ash. The negotiations
in the deal were con-
Quoted on behalf Of the hospital by Or.
A. Robin.
You haven bought enough till you've
bought all you can.
BUY MORE.
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
READ THIS PATRIOTS

BY the United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. S-Marshal Foch
today sent the following cablegram
TO BENJAMIN Strong, chairman OF
the Liberty Loan committee;
''The Fourth Liberty Loan viii be
magnificent II your fellOw-citizens
put into the subscriptions the same
spirit that your soldiers put into
battle"
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
COUNTY FINANCES.

The following bank balances were
reported by County Treasurer Lippin-
cott at this mornings meeting OF the
Levy Court:
Credit OF the New Castle
Evening journal., 1918-10-08
MssF KAROI I'LL.

Nisse Kari, vice-president OF the
Pusey & Jones Co., is III at his some In
the Alhambra Apartments.
The sun., 1918-08-06
REDS WHIP DODGERS
AND EACH OTHER
Fight Between Neale and L.
Magee Precedes ShutOut
Of Superbas by s to 0.
ny GEORGE b. UNDERWOOD.

The Reds went crazy with the heat
yesterday and, not content with wallop-
ing each other in approved Marquis OF
Queensberry fashion. walloped the
Dodgers B to 0, according to the official
ba seball rules. .
The walloping started a few minutes
previous TO the start of the game, when
Earle Neale and Lee Magee had rough
and tumble In front of the Cincinnati
bench. Neale had the smaller man down
and was hammering him hard when the
other players yanked him away. After
the warmup between themselves Earle
trouncing the Dodgers.
Neale tripled to left in the second and
scored on a double steal with Griffith
after Tommy had walked. For some
reason best known TO Manager Mathew
son and himself Neale left the game at
the end of the fourth, Cuteo going to
left In the nth. Lee Magee injected
double that helped In the scoring OF
Resan In the second. and in the ninth
registered Mike from third with a timely
single.
1t was Regan who largely was re-
sponsible for the slaughtering of the
Dodgers. Besides holding the Robins to
four scattered hits Mike got two singles
and scored two runs. Robertson started
for Brooklyn and was hit hard. The
Reds found Cheney. who supplanted
Dick in the hfth. Just "a easy. The de-
feat was costly to the Dodgers, for II
dumped the dodgers back into the sec
ond division.
The d-egs Of defeat were q bit sweet
ened by Jack Wheat getting his daily
blngle and running his successive hit
games up to twenty-four. wrecking Ross
Young's seasons record OF twenty three.
1t was not till the ninth frame that
lack broke into the hit column. He
swung hard on the first ball Regan
pitched to him and drove a clean single
to right.
The Reds started their lambastnty of
Robertson In the second frame. With
and Griffith walked. The two perpe-
throw and stop to break 1t UP were per-
fectly executed. Neale came home with
the steel flashing and knocked the ball
from Jimmy's grasp.
Regain singled in the third. took third
on L. Magee's doube to right and scored
on Roush's two base blow to centre
Cheney mounted the peak in the ffth.
Singles by Roush, Chase and Cuteo
coupled with n bad throw by Archer
gave the Reds a. run In the sixth. wingo
tripled and scored on an infield out in
the seventh.
In the ninth Regain singled, took sec
ond on wild pitch and rode home
astraddie of L. Magee's timely thump to
centre. The score:
The sun., 1918-08-06
GREAT LAKES NINE
TAKES NAVY TITLE
Faber's Pitching Proves Better
Than That Of Burning Of
Atlantic Fleet.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-The Great Lakes
Naval Training Station team won the
naval baseball championship to-day. de-
feating a team representing the Atlantic
feet In the third game of the series at
tho National League park. ii to q. De-
spite the blistering heat a fair sized
crowd witnessed the contest, The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the Naval Relief
Society, an organization formed BY the
late Admiral George Dewey.
Great Lakes buried Pitcher Burning.
formerly with the Brooklyn Nationals,
under a total OF twenty-four hits. while
Red Faber of worlds series fame. and
Jones held the feet batters to eleven
hits Driscoll. former Northwestern
University star, led the attack for Great
Lakes, getting four singles and two
doubles. Second Baseman Deyer, for
merly with the Detroit Americans. and
Third Baseman Thomas. formerly with
the Boston Americans, each collected q
home run. The score:
The sun., 1918-08-06
TENNIS AT SOUTHERN SPA,
Play Ia Started In Tourney nj
White sulphur Springs.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va,
Aug 5.--TheTe were twenty-seven en-
tries In the annual midsummer tourna-
meht or the Greenbrier Tennis Club,
which started to-day. Among them were
Miss Marion Strobel Miss Hilah French
Mrs. Barnhart Mrs Morehead and Miss
Thomson of Philadelphia. The sum
maries:
First Round-Miss StrobeI defeated n
Roberts. 6--2. IS Miss Lewis defeated
Miss Thomson. e.. 1t. e-2 Miss
Amory defeated Mr., Rogers. Ga. s-I:
Miss Cowen defeated Mrs Wentzei. ga
81; Miss Hilah French defeated Miss
Mercer French. 81. 6-s Mrs Parker
defeated Miss NJ. Dickey, Ga Ga; r
Williams defeated Mr. Mccallum, "a,
6-,'" Miss G. Diekey defeated A X How.
ard g. st, 60. Mrs. Morehead, Miss
Branch, Miss Nancy Yunle and Garrett
Wall. Jr won by default
Second Round-Mlss Cowen won from,
Mrs, Morehesd by default; Miss Hiiah
French defeated Miss Branch. 6-3, 50;
Miss fuilIt defeated G. Wall, Jr at
Ga; Miss Gwendolyn King drew a bye.
The sun., 1918-08-06
NEW LONDON DECLINES,
Com. Plant Refuses 20 Take In
International League Orphan.
Special Despatch 10 The srx.

NEW LONDON, Conn. Aug 5.-Com-
modore Morton Plant this evening re-
ceived request from John Farrell,
president OF the International League,
to take one Of the clubs OF that league
to New london until Labor Day. Com
modore Plant wired back refusal. The
Commodore owns the New London club
OF the Eastern League, which suspended
Tor the year recently, apd also Owls
club.
1t Is understood that the Inte,pa-
tional League wants to transfer the
Syracuse franchise. The Syracuse
hackers have lost considerable money
and last Saturday withdrew from rur-
Their support. The club now Ands itself
an orphan. Hamilton Ont may get IL.
The sun., 1918-08-06
TESTIMONIAL FOR EvERS.
Former Team Mates Plan GIFT for
X. of 4. sports Director.

The Knights Of Columbus war news
service yesterday gave out the follow
ing statement
Following Johnny Evers's announce
ment, that as knights OF Columbus
<rorts director overseas he contemplate ted
organizing a baseball team made up of
men in the army and navy to play a
series of games in Paris or nearer the
trenches with team that John McGraw
of the Giants plans to take abroad, ba Sc
ball enthusiasts from all parts OF the
country are suggesting players names
for Evers's consideration.
Everss former team mates are plan-
ming a testimonial for him. but II may
not reach him until he is located abroad.
The sun., 1918-08-06
MOORE BEATS SHARKEY.
Memphis Bantam scores Easily In
Jersey CITY Bont.

Pal Moore was a bit too classy for
Jack Sharkey in their eight round bout
at the Armory A. A. in Jersey City last
night The Memphis bantam won
handiy on points. Owing to the oppres-
sively hot weather the boxers were not
as lively as ordinarily, but Moore for
six rounds went around Sharkey like a
cooper around barrel
The West S!der made a squirt in the
seventh and won that round and also the
eighth, but II was too late to overcome
Moores big lead.
In the semi-inal Jimmy Kelly of
Hoboken had frankie Chip OF New York
In bad way in the second round when
the referee interviewed.
The sun., 1918-08-06
MULFORD ENTERS RACE.
win Compete In Sweepstakes at
sheepshead Hay Track.

Ralph milford, the worlds greatest
all around automobile driver, IL the Sec
ond champion to enter the international
Sweepstakes, TO be run at Sheepshead
Ray Speedway on Saturday afternoon,
August II. His entry was received las.
night. Arthur Duray. the worlds speed
king, was entered Saturday by Harry s.
Hardness, the millionaire sportsman and
owner Of the local speedway.
milford this season is driving with
more skin and daring than ever before.
He has finished well UP among the lead
ers In the several long races contested
this season. but expects to show the way
10 the held Of starters in the coming
y25, 900 sweepstakes,
The sun., 1918-08-06
WANT MORE LONG RACES.
Saratoga stewards Pass Resolu-
ton to BOOST Distance Contests.
Special DespafcA 10 TEE sus

SARATOGA, Aug. 5.-The stewards OF
the Jockey Club held their seml-annual
meeting here this afternoon. After re-
fusing to relnstate Jockeys Frank
keogh and Charles Peak. they passed q
resolution which they hope will tend to
encourage distance running.
The resolution reads:
Whereas II Is the opinion OF the
stewards Of the Jockey Club that long
distance racing should be encouraged, It
Is resolved that on and after August 16
all associations racing under the Juris-
diction of the Jockey Club be requested
TO give one fiat race on every other day
OF It's meeting Of not less than one mile
and a quarter
Those present at the meeting were
Harry X. Knapp, r. r. Hitchcock, An
drew Miller. John Sanford and r Il.
Wilson. Jr. Mr.. Hitchcock was mp
pointed steward for the Belmont Park
meeting, Mr.. Knapp for the Aaueduct
meeting Mr.. Wilson for jamaica and Mr..
Miller for Empire City.
The sun., 1918-08-06
NEW YORK GUNNER BEST.
'endergast, state Ch.mu,ou.
scores Mt the Grand American.

:, "lcAGo. Aug 5,-The nineteenth
,',Nha American handicap trapshootins
W." n'ment opened to-day with 2e6
shooters participating In the South
'''' n'roductory, the 200 target classic
..n eighteen yards, and forty profess
s,'"'lS shooting for the professional
e'-n' pIpn'hip OF the United States.
IN" Introductory was won by Henry
~ I"ndergast OF Phoenix, n. Y, four
INES champion Of New York State, with
core Of 1913 breaks in 200.
lhe professional championship was
w." by Homer Clark of Alton. Ill,
The sun., 1918-08-06
SCRIBE GOLFERS TIE.

A tie resulted in the best ball tourna-
ment OF the New York Newspaper Golf
Club at the Wykagyl Country Club yes
terday, Ralph Kennedy and Leo Zim-
norman, s2-2l, II, and Robert Mae
Lauchian and o. +. Butler. sO-ls. II,
were involved, The playoff will be de-
cided over the Van CortlaRdt links In
the near future. War Savings Stamps
we're the prizes offered.
The sun., 1918-08-06
CHICAGO SWIMMER {
COMING TO BRIGHTON
Wallen Will Meet kahana-
n,oku Tomorrow Night.

One OF the most pretentious swimming
programmes planned in New York in
months will take place at the winter
pool at Brighton Beach tomorrow night
when Duke Kahanamoku. the Hawaiian
champion, makes his return bow in the i.
East. kahanamoku. who 10 touring
under the auspices Of the Hawaiian Red
Cross. is accompanied by Clarence Lane,
who has equalled Dukes record in the
nifty. and Harold Kruger. a product OF
the Honolulu. Harbor swimming pool.
An eleventh hour shift in the pro-
gramme brings to the winter pool an
other champion in the person Of w. l..
Wallen Of Chicago. who last season won
the national $50 yard swim at Mays
Landing, y. j.. beating Bud Goodwin of
the New York Athletic Club.
Fred Ruben announced yesterday
that Wallen, who is al the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station, would be In .
New York for the extensive programme
Of swimming meets that are to be held
in the near future and that he would
compete against Kahanamoku In the
220 yard swim in the Brighton Beach
meet.
This will make It possible for Leo
Giebel, the sensational Splinter of the
New York Athletic Club. to meet Lane
in the 100 yards
The programme for tomorrow nights
meet at the winter pool follows:
$50 yard dash. Kahanamoku and W. L.
Wallen.
2. 100 yard dash. Clarence Lane Leo Giebel
New York A c. and Ted Reilly, New York
&C
3 Harold Kruger to swim J J. Levine and
King Troenessaard. Federal Rendezvous 100 .
yards Kruger to swim back stroke against \
free style y.
1 Fifty yard girls race Helen Wainwright
and Aileen RigUn.
;; Diving exhibition, Miss Mae o'Loughiin
and Clarence TAFT.
LANCER Headed North.
Ludy LANCER of the Los Angeles Ath-
letic Club now First Lieutenant In
the United States Army. has wired
Ruben that he will make the trip from
the South, where he is now stationed at
one of the Amy camps. to compete in
the national half mile championship
swim, the feature event of the aquatic
carnival which the Metropolitan Asso-
citation is TO conduct at Eastchester BAY
on Saturday for the sailors stationed at
Pelham Bay
In 1915 LANCER came East for the
national quarter mile championship and /.
beat Herbert Nollmer and Ted Cam
On his way back home ne won the ma
tional half mile at ST. Louis. and later
took the one mile championship at Los
Angeles. Since that time he has not
taken part in any national champion
ship events =.
LANCER and Wallen will compete in
the three nights carnival at the New
York Exposition pool on Thursday Fri
day and Monday nights next. %
The sun., 1918-08-06
DUCAN STARS IN
ATHLETICS VICTORY
youngsters Batting and
Fielding Defeat White Sox.

CHICAGO, Aug, 5.-(American)-.
Dugan's batting and fielding gave Phila-
delphia the final game of the series with
Chicago to-day, s to 3.
His home run which followed singles
by Perkins and Dykes gave the Ath-
letics a lead which Chicago could not
overcome. owing to Perry's good pitch
ing and Dugan's fielding. The score:
PHILADELPHIA (Ab| CHICAGO tA)
The sun., 1918-08-06
IN THE ROPED ARENA.

When Mickey Donley and Lew Car.
dell the leading lightweghts of New
Jersey, meet tonight at Weidenmayers
Park, in Newark, the contest will he
one of elimination. Each is anxious 10
be acclaimed the premier lightweight of
his native State.
Harry Greh vii. face an awkward
customer in Clay Turner at the Jersey
City ball park on Friday night. TIL,
pair battled to a draw in Connecticut
several weeks ago.
jimmy Doughertt. the Leipersv1lle.
Pa, promoter. who staged the Leonard
Kilbane contest at Shibe Park year
CO. has obtained the consent of Jack
Dempsey. conqueror OF Fred Fulton, to
box Billy Miske at the National League
ball grounds. Philadelphia, August 20
Dougherty has guaranteed Dempsey
SIS, 900 for his end of the purse.
Only one thing is lacking to complete
the match and that is the signature Of
Miske. 1t may be that Miske will sign,
but he certainly showed dsinclination
TO meet the salt Lake boy at the time
of the last war fund bouts In Madison
square Garden.
The sun., 1918-08-06

Two base hits-L. Mage. Roush Daubert
Three base hits-Neale. Wingo, Stolen bases
l. MAGE, Cueto. Griffith. Sacrifice hit
Cueto. Double plsy-Groh, Msgee and
Chase: Left on bases-Cincinnatl. 7: Brook.
iyh. q. Fret base on errors-Rrooklyn, q
Bases on bslls-Of Regan. Myers
Arcner); of Robertson 2 ,Grfhth p: on
cheney, IL. Maseel. Hits-on Robertson
> III I innings; OFF Cheney s in ) innings
struck out-By Regain 2 Cheney % Wild
pIlches-Retan, l. Cheney, /. Losing pi,cher
Robertson. Cmpies-Nessrs Byron tpisieI
anu Emslie bases. Time OF gsme-l hour
aud " minutes