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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
Membership Dinner
To Be Held at ~"
On Friday Evening

On Friday evening May "a ~
hundred men Interested in Increasing
fhe membership ~ tho Young Nen's
Christian a~raoeintion will AXE supper
% the Association building and rcccive
final Instructions for the campnirn
which viii nncn in Albuquerque on
"Wednesday. MAJ -
Albuquerque has hfcu Invited 10
Join the Continental Membership cam.
pnign and " ~ expected that y total
of n thousand members viii 10 on
the roll Of tho local association when
the campaign closes on saturday. MAY
~.
A uniauc plan han hcen devised
which " Intended 10 create some
toreAt The campnifncra will Ne diyid.
Cd into two general rrouna. ono called
the NAVY. the other the Army. NamcH
Of prospective nicmherf nro now heinr
placed on n LARGE bulletin board IN the
lobby of the v M g A building
These names are lnarfihed upon white
hearts, and are equally divided between
the contestants Whom d man becomes
O. mcmber the white heart ~ replaced
hv a rod heart n he ioinH the Army,
aud by q blue heart " he goes into
the Nuvy
Further dotniln OF the campaign will
he given from time 10 umo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
Who's Here
ID ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS


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Mac n Wright chlcaee.
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". y. nan and wife, New fofk CAY.
VI JonfN. Hlchurnn. va.
Ms A n. schultz. s,aufornn.
w q. douglas. california
NJ and Mrs =. y weateroen. New
rofh Clt3s
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N 0ardnca Denver. Colo.
Mrs y T. achnnk. Befkity Cal.
~ snd MIS- 6 ~ Judd Los An
W W. orrbha. nlchmond. Ind
" y 0oodloe. Tfinidnd Colo.
r. T. Crane, Eaffon. Colo.
W. Kennedy and vie Hfookneid.
.Dr. w. G ~tAndherg, North Branch.
. y. Fianagcn, clncnnntl, q.
Edith whitney. Demne. y. ALEX.
DoFan.
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W y. Ellison. nernaiino. y. Mes.
a. ". 0otischeii. Harrisburg IL.
Geo. A. Hnfte. HQnedunk.
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oH Murray. " u. and family. CO.
dar Rapids "a.
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T. W. HAIL salt lake. rtah.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

IpH san "a ,nst steel .bsh,us foot
"r 600 Bon HTf Ur uhHrI goo NI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
Ball Season to Open
At the Barelas Field

Arrangements were completed yes.
terday Tor holding the opening hall
ulcd for ucxt SUNDAY ~ liarcias Held
o. return game with the Orays and az
both teams have beet considerably
strengthened during the past two
weeks the game promises 10 be snap.
rs throughout
while the DareiaH Held IL not
fenced In. the management VIII expect
every prrron to pay ~ entrance Zoe
Of my aud twrutv-nvc cents Park.
ms space VIII DO provided Tor auto
mobiles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
Winner of The
Herald 81 Reward

Tho following received ~ ensh
"wednesday Tor reporting mlNspelled
words IN The Herald Classified section
Tuesday
Thelma Wisenburg. 1ib :. broad.
way. Mrs.. ~. O. Benairdea. tit4
North Arno street; SARA A. chavez.
Ills North Arno street.
The following received each a
months free subscription 70 The Her.
aid.
Mr.. Marcus. SOS Yves, Gold. Elsie
Reynolds. Old Town. Adeiia Elder.
sif South Arno; David Marcus. AZ
3 First street. Pred Ward. $50 North
Fourth street. and Mis-. Hart. ms
South High
The rules % he contest are printed
daily NJ the top Of the Classified Sec
lion The contest u open 70 every.
body except Herald employees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
CH%IRoPRACToR
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1.
LEGAL NOTICES


NOIl'I pT SHIRiII"S SNIIs.
~ TIM UiSTtil,-r COUNT, cot NTN
or UENNAl1iI.p. STATE on
SEW MtNttu
Y e. Haldriir' Lumbar Company. l
Corporation, IlHinutt vs. William
T. N'ulcN and Company. e. Corpora
ton defendant so ilsiA
Notice b. hereby gwen that hy wire
tue 81 the attachment and execution
issued boz tnr above entitled AUST r.
Do uud,rsIEu,I sheriff OF EHruahllo
conn viii ssl tu tus hiEfr=t and
best bidder fDr cash ut ten O'Clock 900
tho forenoon of Mas goth. 1919 go
the AlNlruip Farms north eft Alhu-
u%uoruuc the following articles tD.wIt
one iced ErudeT
ono pump
several feed and water trcurhs
tlttN feet ul husr
Thirty feet I inch betting
SiN hundred feet 81 lumber
Sud Stl. being made ca satisfy the
Judgment ISSUED lu said
HNt'El GARCIA,
sheriff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
FOR ALE Miscellaneous 8


lNli ~NIl N. % u tf.H.1. .n H. .H,lp
tuh SAIL PRACTICALLY rrn uarirHh, UuuA
hft' s. ilnur 400
AmrrI.au uurnf'
l"l' ,Nhl Soda fountain usfd Two 1,Hfs
Nd1r'fH hnN 'NH
GA.
ihh shi "a inch steel shaftus foot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
ROOMS WITH A


tnN hiNT NIrrt .Ha I.II Hri tHasI u
hislIards far tsD gentlemen rbou.
.III
ROOM ANn notKp at ihr rIsfst place in
40 UufHIus tI spend thr SUMMER Mrs
Albeit t.ut iast Silver H,rru, Phone $50
ROOM Asp unARn sis,riuF porch private
hml' Boz Highlands lbuu, aUsI ur ,aii
li.t iasI Gold
ROOM n HuAKn ~@I.,fIrs tur.H mood
600 hH|f hIH fr.u ar .r. 500 a.ufh
walter HiHnt iHfuN
SHADY NOON RNNtU off.fs s|f.rIIHut room
1rd board Attrartlts HYtfUgHs ArHUmma.
ln'Iur. available Phone ctup ft f.r rates
Me % % Thumss
I1R NiNT NUuu |.Ia,uiu. porch aud
board N.H'IruHr lU.'fl .rHlr. Private
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fnN HI.I Room a.I .~..,iH IHHi .If
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au '. -HHiH u|.H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
A REAL. HOME

About , acres rardep sud frIf fifht In
cts good new modern room house.
dltfh vaisr fof rfgaiian fof only $500
good terms
Il ArCLpoHAN 200 " Cola ptane o52
Rasi fstats Intufauts NataW rubfe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
FOR sALE-Real Estate /,


FuH sAit Lot on Nufl hish $50 fest
from renifai atsnus. eaf frunt ftouc
tstAN
FpH sAiE A. . tarsaiH SMALL hrss apart
meri huiidiuE fttnishrt Two llucha from
rosi office infoms fr0u TOO apartments
uIn kesp fainiit ~ two Phone ltAil
ma sALE bargain u uksn 81 lHgs Raneh
"a GOO /. iaasfd 81 acres mraduu good
stfiugn boot ~ rHnEr nrN thras room adobe
iaHse store faums fhonr eiNfN
TuR SALE Chsaf 4 l and tfsam UaHsn
love strictly modern Terms " desirrd
1uHuIrr osnrr Ttesf mutf De- taIi 40 unfs
tIg rs cooper Hr Phone sos
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
hEw MEXICO cEnTRAL HALLWAY
fAsstNGfR TRAILS SCHEDULE
in Efisoi lAnuafy ~. 1919

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east A. santa D. With ID a n ~ Tor Denver
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hglen ani Albuquerque AZ Torrance With q
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and thn east
fpf further Information communicate With
~ y stHGfRsON.
TfAfA. Manager,
Santa - n Al
Herald Want Ads Are Real
Go.Getters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
Adyertising Rate Gard

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
FOR SALE

g. On0 q room frame bath Hiasssd IN porch.
large lot. hue shade 81 2nd ~
~ 500 4 room. 2 sfufF. Hfirs aud shinfls
d~ssllnE modern 5000 Lawn and shade
good ~iuraiirn. 1fd eard
$500 5room 2 siory frame modern. hrs
place. gosd location in Highland. close
iu
" zoos acres n good land. 81 miles ifoia
rfy. Irusafrt 10 r]uupins with electric
power ahuut ter aefrs IN cultivation.
small orchard, adobe dNslling and ct
hHiidlnfs fsfmlne implements n sn
Kinds terms
" sun-A raon brick modern. bot wstsr
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dose lu.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
A. Fleischer

HFAL TsTATr rIRr ANp AUTOMOBILE
INST RANCE LOANS
rhous ga iII south raurh
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-11

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND
FOR POLK COUNTY.--T. A. Browning,
Complainant, VS.. Metropolitan Trust Com
pany. corporation; Atlantic Trust Com
pany a corporation, and the Seaboard All
Line Railroad Company, corporation
II appearing by afidavit filed in the above
entitled cause that the defendants. the AT
lantic Trust Company, corporation, ana the
Metropolitan Trust Company, corporation,
arc non-residents Of the State OF Florlda, anu
have offices at number 60 Wall street. In tne
CITY and state Of New York, and that there
is no person residing in the state OF Florida,
the service OF a subpoena upon wnom Wouiu
bind either Of the said defendants.
1T is THEREFORE, ORDERED That the
defendants. the Atlantic Trust Company, a
corporation, and the Metropolitan Trust com
pany, corporation, do appear to the Bill o.
Complaint herein on or before MONDAY, mt
9Th day Of October, A. d. 1913, ana answer
the Bill Of Complaint In this cause other
wise the allegations therein contained viii d.
taken as true and confessed.
II is further ordered that this order D.
published in the Lakeland Evening TELEGRAM
a newspaper Of general circulation, published
in Lakeland, Polk county, Florida, Tor iou
| consecutive weeks
witness my hand and Official seal az Bar
tow, Florida, this 9Th day OF September,
D. 1913. ,o,,>,,o,,
Clerk Circuit Court.
D. O. ROGERS, M,
Solicitor for Complainant. VOL
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-11
NOTICE

AS there will be no funds available
until after Nov. l. 1919. all applica-
tons for aid under the Mothers PEN
sion act, must be filed with the coun-
ty attendance officer, w. T. Hurst
Fort Meade, Florida. on or before
that date as there Is only limited
amount appropriated. Under the pro-
visions of this act, 1t is necessary
that all applications be in hand so
that equitable distribution can be
made. JOHN A. MOORE.
5000 Supt. of Schools.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-11

J. r. Watson, of the Florida Ex1
pertinent Station, says Of pecan tree
borders: "They feed just under the
bark, and can be detected by black
ened areas, which usually run spirally
around the young trunk" The best
remedy in this case is to dig the grub
out. In digging the borers out, a wire
that will easily bend is quite satisfac-
tory.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-11

In Siam, where old maids are I'M
known, as all girls marry, the recog-
nized length of an engagement is one
month
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-11

A magnificent bronze statue OF
Queen Victoria is soon to be erected
in the capital city of British Colum-
bia, which bears her name.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-11
The Town Gossip


IT midnight AND WENT along.
AND I'D been in bed. CAUTIOUSLY
FOR OVER hour AND pretended
AND HAD gone asleep. THAT was asleep.
AND awakened. AND CLOSED
WHEN creaked: AND could hear him.
AND THE wife nudged MOVING AROUND
WHISPERED AND ONCE twice.
THERE'S SOMEBODY IT SEEMED
IN THE room" THAT HE was.
AND got scared. RIGHT CLOSE
AND WOKE rsa, hard. AND let out ;.
AND LISTENED 4 GENTLE snore
AND SURE enough AND HE satisfied.
THERE somebody AND MOVED over
MOVING AROUND TOWARD THE dressing table
AND eyes. AND FINALLY
GOT ACCUSTOMED MY WIFE could stand it
TO THE darkness. NO LONGER
i COULD him. AND SHE sad
SLOWING COMING in, IF YOU don't hurry
AND HE stood still "AND PUT out that cat
AND LOOKED "TM GOING
TOWARD bed. ITO PUT him out myself
AND didn't word AND couldn't pretend
| 800
AND DIDN'T move. THAT was asleep
AND DIRECTLY. ANY LONGER
HE TOOK STEP SO got up
TOWARD AND FOUND him.
AND ceaked. AND GRABBED MN.
II
AND HE stopped. BY THE BACK OF the neck
l AND cou,d hear him AND PUT him.
BREATHING OUT OF doors
4 AND THEN AND back.
! HE TOOK another step. TO BED again
! AND WENT along AND to sleep.
TOWARD THE bureau. ii THANK you
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
HEAvYWE|GHTS ARE READY FOR b|G BOUT Dark Clouds" Will Furnish Fans a Remembrance Of
 Their Boyhood Days
Rr MARVIN MCCARTHY

Waldek Zbyszl1o, mighty man Of the mat, is on the way to the Magic <y and will arrive today about F m, ac- cording to Manager Bill Streit. zbyszko' with Jack Ctlrley, his manager. is com ing direct from New York, where he disposed of Iinow. the Russian cos sack. in short time According to Curley Zbyszko is going like whiri- wind and is taking the game more seri- ously than ever before. He is in the best possible condition and observes training rules vigorously.
 There is not much love lost between Freberg and Waldek Each is out for blood, rearing to get at the other. Wrestling fans who witness the match are sure to see rough and tumble bat tie. Freberg is in the pink of condi- tion himself and writes Chairman Streit that he is going to do his best to stay the allotted time with Zbyszko. Some fans think that zbyszko has bitten off more than he can chew in agreeing to put Freberg down twice in 90 minutes.
 The ticket sale is increasing ak the time and the committee in charge thinks that they are going to have full house tonight. Manager Bill Streit has hinted that he hopes to be able to get Lewis 10 WreSue here Tn the next two or three weeks. This will be a treat to local fans, as the "Strangier'' has not ap- peared in a bout here for some time.
 Ed Spencer athletic instructor at the B. A. C., has arrangel a. classy list of prelimsnaries for the evenings enter tainment. In the LS-pound class Sam Murphy and Earl Barks two local boys, will wrestle. In the 145-pound class Shugerman and Satterwite will appear. These two lads in the 135-pound class are fast and snappy and give promise of close match. Shugerman and Sat- terwite have appeared here before at various times Each of these boys are going to do their best to put the other s shoulders to the mat in the allotted time of 10 minutes.
 Last, but not least, Director Spencer is doing his best to engage several of the chocolate set to put up a battle royal tonight. Fans who have wit nessed one of these peculiar types of matches will know that they will miss a treat if they fail to see this battle. Director Spencer thinks he has it all arranged and that fans will be treated to regular old-time "nigger scrap
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
Auburn Alpha Tau Omegas
 Win College Championship

Auburn, May 5.-(SpeciaL)-In an exciting and close series of tennis sets the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity os- tablished itself as the tennis cham pions of the college when it's team de- feated the representatives of the Theta Chi fraternity in the tennis finals held here yesterday afternoon.
 This is the third time successively that the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity has captured the tennis cup and conse- quently it becomes their permanent property.
 The Auburn track team has returned from Atlanta, where it took part in the annual S. I. A. A. track meet held at Georgia Tech. Up until this year little interest has been felt here in the track work, but as it has been made part of the R. O. T. C. training there will be extensive training in it from now on. The track team has already begun practice for next years meet and will continue at the beginning of college next September and prac- tice unceasingly up until the time for the next meet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
Athletics Among American
 Soldiers Grow in Interest

Paris, Monday, May 5.--The track meet held by the American soldiers in the service of supply department at Le Mans closed today with the intermediate sec tion winning the championship. The eight-mile Marathon was won by Fred Taller of the Boston Athletic associa- ton. his time being fl minutes 53 sec onds. F. c. Thompson threw the jaye- lin 164 feet inches. Place winners in this meet will compete in the games to be held by the American expeditionary forces to select the entries for the in ter-allied games to be held soon.
 The divisions of the American army of occupation have formed a baseball league. professional and semi-profes- sional players being on the rosters of the different teams. which will tour throughout the Coblenz bridgehead, An American Rugby football team has been formed from the army of occupation and will meet team selected from men in the Tenth French army.
 Lieutenant Paul Treanor of Boston won the tennis championship of the army of occupation today and has be- come an entry in the tennis tournament which will be held by the A. E. F.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
Zbyszko- -Freberg Match at B. A. (. Tonight SPORTS
Corbett's s Daily Letter
 On Great Sport Topics
ny JAMES J. coRpErr


 too but somehow or other they never lost patience with each other. They worked together day after day and year after year in absolute and complete harmony.
 And l. as manager of that team, was mighty proud of that kind of ball club-and wonderfully happy It seemed like one great. big family united firmly by the bonds of real affection.
 And then, inst when everything seemed brightest and happiest for all of us, along came the Federal league with it's offers of big salaries to some Nof my boys. The contracts called for more than I was paying. My players compared their salaries with those of- fered by the outflow organization--and little feeling of discontent grew with in them.
 The boys who had received tempting offers from the Feds talked things over with the rest of their teammates. The faction, whose vision had been clouded by the offers of the Federals argued that the best thing to do was either to club me into line by meet ing the offer of the Federals, or to jump. The other part of the crowd was loyal to me. It argued that I had treated the boys fairly all the time and that as a reward for this every fellow on the team should stick by Connie.' "Eventually these pro and con argu- ments caused little differences between the players and soon there were open ruptures between the two factions; one faction that was for me and for un- swerving loyalty of the whole team the other faction which was for jump ing. Naturally. I learned Of the dissen- sion--and 1t made me miserable. No one can appreciate just how disgusted and how unhappy I became when I real- ized that a few offers of the Fedora league practically had disrupted my ball club and had made once ha monious and happy baseball house divided between itseFT went on the condition worse and the ouarrels became more bite
 Then realiz could be the san had been crush, , know that the fr letics of 1909-19
 And so I wrecked
 that had been m! Gro be con. Copyright, 191
 Syndl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
Owners Not Allowed to
 Race Horses for Bonds

New York. May 6.-The board of review of the National Trotting association after hearing pleas of horse owners at it's meet ing here todsay decided that Liberty bonds. which were given as prizes at some races last season. were regarded by the board as money prizes under the rules. If how ever the winning owners will return the bonds and accept cups in exchange the record against their horses will be can celled.
 Daniel J. Wright, owner of Dick Wills, said he would not have started his horse in a Liberty bond moe if he had known that the rule governing. races for purses would be enforced and director James Haney of the Camden. N. J.. county fair association, made a similar statement re- gardfng three races for bonds at Gibbs borough. N. J.. last fall and it was on
 hese cases that Chairman Pelty an- nounceda the boards decision
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
Ashland Tigers Easily
 Swamp Roanoke High

Ashland. May 6.-(Special)-In a spectacular game on the local diamond today the c. c. H. s. Tigers easily defeated the Roanoke High school by the score of 15 to 4. The game was featured by the pitching of Guthrie and the hitting of Barrett, who out of five times at bat made four hits-two singles, a double and triple. Guthrie also hit double and struck out 10 men. Mayo starred on first for the locals. Score by innings:
 Roanoke .......... OI0 003 O00l- N.7 V. n. D. zzl 4ll lo~-lo
 Summary: Two-base hits, Jeffers, Guthrie, Mayo, Barrett. Three base hits, Carol, Barrett, F. Speer, E. Speer Sacrifice hits, Barrett, Pruet. Left on bases. Roanoke 6. c. c. H. s. 5. Struck out by Guthrie 10, by Veasy ,, by Car rols g. Base on balls. off Guthrie 1. veasy 4, Carroll 8. Time, 2:20. uln- pires, Davis and Barrett.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07

 RY non MeDAyID
Crews Keeps Up Good Work,
 Pitches Air Tight Ball. Pels Are Shut Out With 5 Hits
Stevenson and Bernsen Back Up Crews in Grand Form While Patricia Duncan Performs the Stellar
 Work With the Willow
BY BoB MeDAxID
By BoB M'DAyID

New Orleans, May 6,--(Special) Samuel Crews had the Pelican sluggers looking foolish here today while Moley's men supported him in sensa- tionai style and by punching hits with an error in the sixth showed over two runs, the final score being 2 to 0, hve bingles no two of which came in the same inning, was Sam's allowance to the Dobbers and when the enemy dld threaten in the sixth fast double play killed their chances.
 The Barons went out in order in the first, but in the second Webb walked and Fisher singled, after two were down. but Big Pete flied out In the third Crews famed, Hairston singled and went out stealing and Stevenson famed.
 Knaupp walked in the first and the Pelican keystoner stole second ana third while Crews held the ball, but the next two batters grounded out. It was three up and three down for the Pen- cans in the second and third frames, but in the fourth Sullivan broke Crews record for hit1ess innings by singlinS past third after two were down Big Pete promptly nailed him at second, trying to steal After Deberry and Daniels had gone out Daubert singled in the fifth but Crews caught him off first for the third out.
 Duncan flied out to start the fourth. Ellis was hit by pitched ball ana Berrsen went safe on an error but El- lis ran off second and was put out. Webb famed. Buck Weaver retired the Barons in order in the fifth but in the sixth Moleys hirelings won the battle.
 After Hairston popped up Stevenson hit slow grounder to short and went on to second when Daubert threw wild.
 Pat Duncan singled to center and went to second when the throw from Gilbert held Stevenson on third. Rube Ellis then delivered in the pinch with a single to right, scoring Stevenson and Duncan. Bernsen and Webb were easy outs.
 The PeIs gave the Barons an awful scare in the sixth. Kitchens walked Weaver singled and Gilbert advanced them both on sacrifice.
 Knaupp hit hot grounder to third and was out at first and Bernson, by q beautiful throw, caught Kitchens off third and ran him down. The Pels went out in order in the seventh, but Dan-