davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1918-12-02
HArbor Front.

The total amount received from the
rental Of wharve0 and river frontage
plxced BY law under the direction Of
tho Commissioners was as follows:
Potomac river front. 81. .8M go
Anacostia river frunt. 8z2.bo
Evening star., 1918-12-02
Inspection Of steam Boilers.
Examination Of Steam Engineers.

The board of examiners Of steam
and examined 1874 applicants, Of whom
forty-four were found competent and
ninety not. The board also conducted
examinations Of applicants for per-
mits Of operators Of automobiles and
motor cycles.
Evening star., 1918-12-02

1 County west Of Rock
creek ....,....
. County east Of Rock
creek ....,,.,,,,
3. County west of Ana
costa river.
4 County east Of Ana
costa river. ........
5 Washington city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-03

r..H Inn ..NHf.
lnE UP the size OF - "''' ".'' -
a.. ont.,,nhpa
inc TWINS ~ '"N |
- ,n. ,r,,,,
an. ar.,.tna ina. ION al Ia.
Inn, discovered the fleeing prisoners
aud called back 90 % rcsi OF the
posse, Here thcy are Nehl 'es
titled that when he discovered tho
prisoners they were armed ana "p
parntly ready to flEhl. lio did MOI
remember whether ne called upon
mem To SURRENDER '''''' 'n'"R 'u
iirst shot n the '~h'"uhl'I' VIZ
Sh"Ftl} ti''r TINS '"'' N'N '"'"'
tns ana the person" '''"'lp"IN '"-
hllu came lh WOW ~ N"'
ana SEWER d'il''"'" ''"' 'u'N '"''"
ub th'ir hhnuH' N.'"'"" '
almost immediately 'N'""'h''
tween the several P'''''7 B" '",
counter as a result OF ""''n
stevens was hill''' ono '''''''" %
member Of the ilr'lhS party wa, ''
Killed, ana N'N'''l Wa
wounded, a Wds avs" we W.
starr whu wa ~h"i lhI"nth lht N"''
All OF the cHe"p'a p''S""''. WV" ~.
exception OF l'tshl'N were s''"'''H 'l
pretended % me 'pp'l''"''
Acosia Wer" lhnl'''u ~ ~ ""'
term, 1916, "I 'h' u,N'It'l ."u'
bona Ana county u" WIN" ''""'' '
homicide occurred
u ia. u,dt.,urui
ine ,-a,o,a,,,. ,,,,,r vun
.H''b'" y ~, Shart,t nysiybt 4
~ ~ a,on1 conn, charge,
Nv. pn,''c ~ d, r,fr Stevens wa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-03


Judgment Of the court below at
firmed; and execution of starr set for
January IS. 1913.
syllabus ny the Court.
!. II is a general rule OF criminal
evidence mat on the trial Of a povsou
accused ~ crime. proof Of a dist'nc'
independent offcnFc h. inudmissihl,
.. Generally speaking, evidence az
otho. crimes is competent 20 proNc
tho specific crime charged when h
tends Ia establish 90 motive. co I'M
tent: (3) the absence of misinSo or
accident. ca a common scheme or
plan embracing the commission oi
two or more crimes so related 20 each
other than proof Of one tends 10 es
tabiish the other CD the identity cot
person charged with the commission
Of the crime on trial.
Q. An objections to the admission
or exclusion Of evidence, it's com
potency. relevancy ur -uftirieucy. ana
as Co the competency of wilncsSo.
aud their examination, must De mad'
i'm the trial court. They cannot be-
raised for the first uiac ON appeal
I Whether q sheriff n justified DO
pursuing aud arrestiug without wal.
rant. one who has been confined %
iail and has broken thcrcfrom. doe
not depend upon whether the impris
| onment was legal. but On whether M
officer has reasonable cause To sus
poet thu commission ut "a felony.
y. Where several persons are joint
us Indicted. they cannot claim sepa
rate trails as q matter Of righ', thl
il "A mattcr OF sound discretion, 20 h'
exercised by the court with an due re-
gard and tenderness 90 prisoners, nc
cording to the known humanity Of on
criminal Jurisprudence and an ordt
refusing such trial win not be re
viewed.
G. Tho granting or denying Of
motion for continuance Is within IN
discretion Of the trial court ana nm
less such discretion has been abuse
mo the injury of the defendant, III
denial Of such motion viii not con
stitute error.
E. There was no error In the cour
having allowed the jury Ia separate
them. In the absence OF a shown
before the case was submitted Co then
in the absence OF q showing that IN
accused was preiudiced thereby.
s. The limitation Of cross-eNnm
nation In n matter which rests In IA
sound discretion OF the court, an
unlosa there ~ manifest abuse OF sue
discretion an appellate court VIII ne
lroycrsc The ruling 90 the trial ccuft'
.. No error can be predieatcd upo
the refusal OF the trial court 10 CAV
an instruction when the instruction
lglven by the court ON ia own m'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-03
DRIVEN OUT
OF TOWN BY BANDITS,
WHO HELP THEMSELVES

By Associated Press
~ Paso, Texas, Jan Villa fol-
lowers entered the own OF Guiana
cow. Durango. last week. drive the
small federal garrison out OF the
town and then proceeded 10 systemat-
ically loot the stores. churches and
private homes, according 10 informa-
ton received here. They loaded
their horses with the loot taken in
the town and were forced 90 walk and
lead them To their camp near tho
town in ordor TO carry away tho
loot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-03
STARR TO HANG, PAL
GETS LIFE SENTENCE
FOR BRUTAL CRIME
High Tribunal Affirms Senten c
of Lower Court in Famous Luna
County Killing; Bernalillo
County Case Gets a Reversal.

Rpecihl Correspondence 90 The Herald
Santa fc. y NJ, Jan. . Jesse ..
Starr, convicted Of murder for the
killing OF Sheriff Dwight stevens Of
Luna county ON February 90. lel5,
must hang on January 2N, next, and
Charles schmidt. s%er'anccd To- 80
years IN the penitentiary for aiding
ald ahctting starr iu tho killing 81
the peace officer, must serve his term,
the supreme court ruled yesterday ~
affirming the sentence OF the lower
court. The opinion In the ease handed
down hl The court was us follows.
state of NcW Mexico. appellee. 49,.
Jesse q. starr and Charles Schmidt.
appellants. bona Ana county, No.
2OOt,
The appellants. Jesse o.. starr ana
Charles schmidt. together with one
Francisco Acosta, Crans;ou ana ono
Smith OF Dashlcy, were confined ~
the Luna county JAN AT Dcming, and
while ~ confined, ON the morning of
February 90. 1916, after oyerpoWcring
the TAILOR aud locking him up in "a coll
they made their escape, taking with
thefG certain fire arms and ammuni'
tiui, which they Oun In the posses
sion af the iNilor or within the lall
They procured an automobile ~
which they drove from neming To a
point where they left h main road
ana proceeded up AN arroyo about
thrce-quartcrs az a mile, where theS
stopped Co eat a lunch which they had
secured on the road. shortly afte'
stopping az this point. they were over
taken hy sheriff stevens, of Luna
county. who was accompanied by
posse. who upon reaching the vicinity
divided into two parties. n Kelly, q
member OF the posse, with others, go
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-03
e. P. g. S. w. TO CLOSE
IT'S CITY OFFICES ON
JAN. is, ANNOUNCEMENT

M Paso, Texas. Jan. The III
Pusn a. southwestern railroad has
announced its intention of closing us
city offices In m Paso on January
10 To comply with the requests of
the new government railroad admin
istratiou for tho curiailmcnt OF cN-
pensrs 10 is expected D. a other
railroads viii follow he lead OF the
southwestern and close the city offices
here and al other pciuls in the south
west
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-03
MsaAuM6

.. Under Sec ESQ. Code 1915, q
married woman may enter into any
engagement or transaction respecting
property which she might II uumar
.ricd. a promissory note b. am engage
ment respecting property which @
married woman ma make. although
IL can be enforced only against her
separate property. hence where a mar
ried woman signs a note for her hIs-
hand, a., am accommodation maker,
sh" is liable thereon, regardless Of
the fact thar the note may have been
executed Tor "a omm unity debt.
opinion hy Justice Roberts. chief
Justice Hanna concurring, Justiye
Parker absent and not participating.
The lower was affirmed iu
Case 40. 2O45. Ray Waltors. appel
LIANT, We. g. G. Ditto. appellee, Chayes
county.
This is an action institution iu the
court below tu |forec,csc a. chattci
mortrag" securing u promlssorW note
Tor Sl2ON. and interest. The mort
gage Was uu certain sheep ana horses,
The complaint alleged that the sheep
had been sold and the money receiN-
ed therofrom credited ON the note ana
b. was sought 20 fore,lo=c the mort
gage CON the horses fur the balance al
legged 10 be due ON the note. amount
ing 60 S1H6.6i and interest. Appellee
filed an answer and cross-complalni,
iu which he admitted execution 90 the
mortgage and the balance due un the
note, but alleged that he was entitled
10 a set or against the note, recitiug
In detail the facts. Upon ISSUE Joined
and trial Judgment was rendered for
appellcr and from said Judgment this
appeal o. taken.
syllabus by the Court.
I. Where am article sold rs equal"
open Co inspection aud exc wiuntion ~
both parties and the purchaser relies
upon his own information ana judg-
ment, without requiring u warrant
OF tho quality, no liability exists Il
the purchaser thereafter discover
some defect In the article, but this
rule does not apply where tho pur-
chaser orders goods Of "a certain DC
scrthed quality are offered Tor @llo'
and when delivered they do not am
swer the description directed or given
in the contract Where "A party coh-
tracts Ia srll sheep. inspection not De
ing available, ana agrees that tho
sheep so offered shall be Of better
quality thau certain sheep then OK
hihited. and that tho lambs Hhall
weigh between 90 aud 20 pounds, Ia
warrants h truth of such statement
.. Where soods are delivered, un.
der a contract. which do me- comply
with the quality OF goods contracted
J for. the party 90 whom they were ae'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-03

ton FUZZY and completely covered
everything contained in the refused
instruction.
&c.. Where upoa trial of murder
the court in an instruction used the
word may there was mo- reversible
error, as the s1We may Dee inter-
c%hangcably used with hair or
will
a. Held, thaj 20 fugitive from JUS
tice rs not "a person travelling With
I'm sec. nos, Code 1915, permitting
travellers "a carry arms.
opinion by chief Justice Hanna,
Justice Roberts c%oncurring. Justice
Parker absent aud not participants.
\ reversal WAS announced loo CASE
No. 262o, First savings Bank a Trust
company, appellant rs. Jeanette
Flournoy, appellee. Bernalillo county.
This Is a suit upon a note made hN
appellee aud delivered To- the First
Savings Bank a Trust company ui A..
huqucrquc, y NJ. 10 negotiable pr"uI-
issury note for Sist2.Nt du, ana pay
able one day ttte. date AMI provided
tor interest it the rate of = per cent
per tuuum. At the time the note Duo
question was executed, NJ. q. Flour
noy was the president Of The appel
lice, ana as such official nf t'' bank
he secured the execution of the note,
From time to time thereafter Mr..
flouruoN made .'itaih payments ON
tho note amounting ia the aggregate
Ia something over $500. Mr.. Flour
uoy died IN september, 1915 and hi,
daughter Ncll T.. F%lournoy was APP
pointed %oNccu'riN of his last Will and
testament and dulN qualified AZ such
on the 18th day uf February 1916, up.
pellnnt filed a. suit against appellee I.
recover the balance due ON satd note
the complaint being IN the ordinor,
form. Upon issue being joined anc
the overruling Of the motion Of plant.
iff for judgment ou the %pleadings, ant
at the close II the trial the courI
made findings ~ tact and conclusion'
OF law renderiug Judgment ogainh.
the appellant who now prosccutes thi.
appeal.
syllabus by tho Court.
1. Under the uniform negotiable
instrument statute the makcr OF .
promissory note Is primary hhnle
therein, though he signs for accom-
mediation. Hence. where the accom-
mediation maker i7 sued on a note h'
~ not entitled 60 have the party i"'
whose benefit he signed the note
such party not having signed th'
same. made a party To tho action
2. Under such statute. Csc. el'
Coda 1870 no person vs. liable on tn
instrument Whose signature does mo-
, ~anpenr thereon except as Ia sucl
. statute provided.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-03

liyered. may upon notice given 90 The
vendor aud an offer to return. which
Is not accepted hy the Vcndcr, retain
the goods ana sue Tor damage.
Opinion by Justice Roberts 'hiei
Justice Hanna c%oucurrtnE, Justice
Parker absent and not participating.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-03

El fAso. Texas, Jan, 3-Citiaens
endorsed tho moral clean ap witch ~
IN prsSyess here al q meeting held
In tfNF chtmher of commerce last
nightly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-10
Ringing Message of Triumph Is
Issued to His Men by Field
Marshal Haig in Order Of the
Day.
ALLIES HAVE CROSSED
BATTLE LINE OF 1917
I'VE Have Passed Through Many
Dark Days Together; Please
God They Will Never Return. -
Is Commander Hope.

London, Sept 10. The capture by
the British of 5.0OO prisoners and
1i0 guns in four weeks il announced
hy Field Marshal Haig IN an order "i
the day.
We have passed through many
oark days Please God these VIII new
or return" says Field Marshal Haig
The order reads
Less thap six months after the
launching OF the great German oiten-
sive which was to have cut the allied
front In two. the allied armies every d
where are advancing over the same
battle field on which. hy the courag"
ami steadfastn-ss OF their detenses'
they broke the enemys assaults.
"Yet more has been done. Already
We have pressed beyond our old bat
tie lines Of 1919 ana have made a
Wide breach IN the enemy's strongest
defenses -
"In this glorious accomplishment
all ranks. arms and services OF the
british armies m France have borne
their part In the most worthy ana
honorable manner.
'"rhe capture of 5000 prisoners
and $50 guns In the course uf four
weeks fighting speaks for the magni-
tude OF your efforts and tnc magnif
cence of your achievement
"Aiy thanks are due To AL ranks OF
the fighting forces for their indomit-
able spirit In defense and their bold
ness in attack, to all commanders ana
their staff Officers unCer whose able
direction such great results have been
attained. ana Also 10 all those whose
unsparing lahors behind the actual
fighting line have contributed essen
TALLY To the common cause. To have
commanded this splendid army which
at u time OF grave crises has So uohly
done its duty fills me with pride,
we have passed through many
dark days together, Please God, these
never will return. The enemy has now
spent his efforts and we rely conf
IDENTITY upon each one of YOU to turn
to fun advantage the opportunity
your skill, courage aud resolution
have created.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-10
ALBUQUERQUE BOY
KILLED IN ACTION
IS WORD RECEIVED
John Turner, Son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank o. Turner, Died on July
30; Was Decorated for Bravery
by French.

Another Albuquerque hoy has mado
the sacrifice supreme.
word reached this city today that
John Turner, "a member of Company
T.. i66th Infantry, the A3rd Brigade
and i2nd Division, was KILLED in ac-
ton ON July 30.
The parents Of the young hero arc
Mr aud Mrs Frank -. Turner and
reside al the Washington apartments.
The death of young Turner puts
another gold star IN the service flag
0f Albuquerque. IL brings the awful
war within the very gates of the city
brings home some OF the suffering
Frame and England have so long en-
dured.
Young Turner enlisted here in tho
national guard when he was hut sew
enteen years old II was with his
parents consent that he entered tho
service of the United states. soon al
ter enlisting he went 90 the border ak
"a bugler during the trouble south OF
the Rio Grande.
Then he returned 20 hlbuquerque
ana later departed for tho battlefront
In Europe with Company +.
Young Turner was a real here. The
French government recognized him
as such on his breast high French
officials pinned a decoration for BRAY
cry not long before the young hero
gave his life for the great cause OF
liberty.
The Albuquerque boy was carrying
important dispatches In No Mans land
20 an adyance trench during an aw-
ful bOmbarC ment after all telephone
communications had been cut away.
For this he was decorated.
No details were given IN the tele-
gram received today, except that on
IUly 20 the young soldier was struck
with "A shell splinter and that on tho
following day, July sO death came
John Turner had lived Ia Albuauer-
que for more than a year and a half.
Tie had many friends here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-10

Near laffauN. around the bend u
the line south of the bnstion the
French made further progress north
Of the town.
The hendway thus made in cncir-
cling the ST Gobain position constl-
tutc the most important feature OF
Yesterdays operations. because tho
objective IN this sector rs unIucsiion
ably the German base nt iuuu. the
keystone uf the whole German dcfcn-
siVo system.
Having forced a passage of the
'rozut canal. opposite the Ia Fcre-
81 Quentin, the French nave rapidly
developed the forward push Al
vanccs OF we'll towards five miles be.
Nond the canal have been scored al
some points. l'iyc towns were taken
in this region, including EasignY lie.
Grand. directly south of 81 Quentin
three and a half miles distant.
To tho north. beyond the Summo
EtrcIliers ana foupy were taken
while the French forces In closing II
on la Fcro captured the Iiez fort
northeast of Ltcz aud important
wooded land within two miles OF T.,
Fcro
ON the Franco American. south OF
the Aisno. there was an improvement
m tho allied position. in the Glonncl
region.
Tho British have made headway n
their turning movement south al
IiaViinCourt. WHORE the left flank al
the German position behind lie cana
Dn Notd, defending CamHrgi IN th'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-10
RtITs ron DIVISION
APPEAR IN BIII.ETIN

New York. Sept iO.-According 10
the official bulletin of the national
commission containing the rules and
regulations of the worlds series Of
1915. the players hare of the gate re
CENTS was 10 be- iNided under the fol-
lowing rule.
The division of The PLAYERS pool, to-
wit sixty per cent OF the receipts Of
the first -four games after the deduc-
ton OF the Nilounont OF ten per cent
to the National ,ummission, shall bo
made provided mat tho
aggregate amount equals or exceed,
SIb2,kaA4S. ON which basis the fixed
amounts OF s. 2UUu for each member OF
the winning team and si.iOO for each
player OF the losing team WIS com
puted.
H. for any reason, the players fund
for 1918 shall hv less tnan sl52. .S84 is
the respective shares of the player,
participating shall be scaled In Tho
proportion and go the extent OF the
decrease in tho aggregate players revc'
nue. OF 1915 Js compared with 1917.
After a two hour strike by the Bos-
ton Red SEES ana the Chicago cubs
Tor IL rcudmstmeut of the players
share Of the Wurld's series receipts
TINT met IA fllt refusal by the national
commission. the players or the two
contendiug teams agreed that they
would conietl the remaining games II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-10
New Evidence of Shortage Reaches
Washington From Authorita-
tive Sources Battalion Strength
Reduced.
TRENCH FORCES OF HUNS
REPORTED INADEQUATE
Indications Are That at Least
First Stand Will Be Made on
Hindenburg Line Strong De.
fenses Back of ST, Quentin.

Washington. Sept TO- New evil
dcnce OF the shortage ut man power
in the German army has reached
Washington from an authoritative
source, IL was learned today. showing
that seven enemy divisions on the
western front have hccn disbandcd
entirely for lack Of men
There are now only 1875 German
divisions on the entire front, accord o.
inf TO these reports Ia al least
eight divisions the hattunou forma %
ton has been reduced To- three com
panies from four. which means "a re-
ductiun OF one-fourth In the fighting
strength of these divisions. The re-
port adds that the trench strength of
III" German army Is now entirely in
adequate.
By withdrawal, the Hindeuhure
line the enemy has reduced the
length of his front between Nprcs and
Rheims by about sixty miles.
II Is not yet clear whether the Ger
man high command considers the
Iiindenburg line short enough 80 b,
held with the present German forces
But there are many indications thai
the first stand. AT least. Is to bc on the
old front
Observers have reported eXtraor'
dinary activity behind the Douai- Cam
brai-St Quentin sector, Sew ligh
, railways have been buiit stronr
trench lines erected. particularly be
hind 81 Quentin. Many lugouts have
been constructed, capable or resisting
the fire Of any but the largest calibol
gum New oarbed wire has been add
ed 10 the old ontnglemenrs
Ia the 81 Quentin area, the new
I trench lines il Is reported. run along
Z behind the town on the frout % th'
/ - Quentin canal Just uortheaHi pt tht
WlWn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-10
PLAYERS WANT CIIANGE
IN DIVIDING PROCEEDS

Boston. Sept To- \ committee of
players of tho Boston American and
Chicago National teams. who desire
n read diustment Of the proceeds of
worlds series games lald their case
before the national commission today
They pointed out that on account III
the decreased Htte,dauce IL the
games. Il seemed likely that their
share of the receipts of the first -four
games would tan considerably short
~ S. 600 for members Of the winning
team and 81 tO0 To the losers. which
sums they asserted had been ruaran.
teed them.
The commission took the matter un.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-10
Third Inning. EIr4 Halt.

scott threw out vaughn. scott
made beautiful play ON Fiack's
sharp drive aud got him ~ first Hol-
luchsr walkod ou four straight hai
Aru'w urea tp pick Hoiiocher off
tiiHt with "a quick throw uut he dash
cd Tor srcond and the crowd gave Me-
lpuis the laugh when he turned and
expected to tag Hoilncher roing back
to first iollocher scored ON Mann's
double Go left Hollochor gets credit
for a stolen base. scott threw out
Taskert
one run. ono hit; no errors
Third Inning, second Half.
lInllochcr took Aguew's grounder
ana threw him out Jones walked
Hooper was "a stTikenut victim Shean
huisted To- paskcrt.
No runs. no hits. no errors
Fourth Inning: First Iiaif.
Merhle sent "a hard liner right into
Struuks hands Pick popped to
Thomas Deal filed out to Strunk.
so runs. no hits. no errors.
Fourth Inning; second Hair.
Boston considers the fourth inning
It's lucky Inning ana the crowd
stood up Siruuk hit a long hit into
the right field Tor two bases. white
man popped to Mrrkle. Sirunk dart
lined TO Merkle. who doubled up
strunk a. second Hollochcr taking
the throw
No runs. one hit: no errors
iffth Inning. FIRST HALF.
Hooper came IN and took Killifer't
short us Vaughn struck out Sheau
/ went down behind second base to gei
1 T1ack's groundcr ana got his man by
"a step.
No runs, no hits: no errors
Tifdh Inning, second Half
Mann gathered In Scott's fly Thom
ns singled into right field. Asnew
I hit into a double play, Hollocher 10
! Pick 20 Merkle.
/ No runs one hit. no errors.
sixth Irning. First Iiaif.
! Hollocher glcd into center, his
socoN hit o he game. Mann flew
out 10 Strunl Paskert walked. Yer
/ kle singled to left field ana Hollo, hcr
E Was caught at the plate. Whitcman 10
AgneW. pHSkert reached third and
Morkle second. Pick flew out 90
Strunk.
40 runs. two hits; no errors
sixth Inning. second Hail.
Jones sent a hlgh fly 10 Paskert.
/ Hooper flew out 90 Pask-rt. Vaughn
/ tossed out Shean ~ first.
No runs. no hits no errors.
seventh Inning, First Half
Deal struck out on three pitched
/ balls. killifcr hit "A line drive into
/ Jones hands. The crow' gave Vaughn
big cheer as he came 60 bat. lie had
| pitched great ball and had the red
[ hosed players completely baffled.
/ Vaughn had lots OF speed and fine
/ control Vaughn whitfield.
No runs. no hits. no errors
seventh Inning. Second Half.
Strunk drove a liner which Pick
/ Knocked down and threw his man out.
/ Whlteman lined "A single irto left. Nc
lnnis hit into a double play, Hoii0chcr
/ 10 Pick 10 Merkle
! No runs. one hit. no errors
Eighth Inning; FIRST Half.
Fiuck and Holiocher scored on a
/ long two base hit 20 left center by