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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
FORTY STATES GIVEN
TRAPSH00TING MEETS
Registered TrnpAhooting Tournament
In Oklahoma TO Bc Held M Ok
muig,c May ~. 10 and IA.
By Bud Fisher.

Forty states havo been granted
registration for trap shooting tour
namenls at which tho state cham
pionship via be decided. Five states
have selected the place. but have
not askcG for registration on definite
dates. Two states are undecided
while the western Canada Trap
shooting association Is now being or
ganiZed ana VIII decide where tho
champioprhip shoot is to be held.
The state tournament registrations
granted, together with the place and
date follow
Arizona Phoenix. April -. IA
Arkausas, TeSarkana, May 3, 6. 7.
Californ.d. Nevada, ' .sa!ia. April %.
20. a.
Eastern Canada, Toronto Jane IL.
10
Connecticut Hartford. June 20, 81
Delaware. Wilmington. May g. q,
Florida Jacksonville, April l6S II,
Idaho. Lewiston. April 2S, %
Illinois. GnlesburE. June IL. 10, ~.
Indiana. South Bend, July s. .. 10.
Iowa, Mason city, June II. Is, 10.
Kansas, Eldorado. May s. &. Z.
Kentucky, Latonia. July 81, Au-
gust
Maryland. Baltimore. April %, -
MasSa chLsetts, Boston. dune i6, -.
Minnesota, Minneapolis. June -.
IS. 20
Mississippi, vIckshurg, May -,
10 ~
Missouri. Joplin. May 90. 81
Montana, Billings, July IL Is, rs.
Nebraska, Columbus May 81.
rs. 20
New Hampshire Exeter. June 81.
New Jersey, plaInfield, MAY rs. II.
New York, Ncw York, April IS.
20 40. MAY /
North Carolina, Pinchurs'. April
- %.
North Dakota, Grand Forks. July
Ohio. Toledo May 20. .l. %.
oklahoma, okmulgcc, May -.
-. "A
oregon. rendleton. Nav s. 6 I.
Pennsylyania. Butler, June II, -.
Rhoda'Island. Providence, Juns
South Carolina, Greenwood. May
"a 2S
South Dakota, Sioux Falls. Juns
IL IL
Tennessee. Memphis. June II, -
Texas, Fort Worth, June ., J T. &.
Utah ogden. NAV 10. Juno
Vermont, Springfield. June 70. ~
Virginia, Richmond, September
qwashins,oD> Yakima, May 40.
juno |
Wisconsin. Milwaukee. july ~. N.
Wyoming, sheridan. juno it
Is, l6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
Joe Lynch to Meet Victor
of Puryear-LOadman Battle

He has not appeared here since last
summer when I've beat Bobby Hig
HugheS Earl was called the sensa b
iion OF 1919 by no less an ABIDE critic
and writer than Ed Smith. sporting
editor OF the Chicago American This
utle has been justified by his record
In the ring this year.
POth Puryear and Loadman are TO
arrive In Tulsa Sunday and will start
workouts that day or the day follow
ing Art MaEirL middleweight who
meets lid George - also to arrive
during the early part Of tho week.
Magirl is well known 10 Fusans ITS
last cngagcmcn. resulted i'm Il kayo
FOR hims over Tommy DtB In the
fourth round at Fort Worth
George is Pacific coast hoy- who
has been out or the game some time
hut during his career in the ring was
known as one VI tho toughest mid
dies In tho game.
john ReiSler has announced thar
popular prlCes--from 81 to S5--will
prevail at the next shoM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

Joe Lynch eastern hantamwcight
and one nf the leading contenders
for the worlds title. Is to meet the
winner OF the EarB Puryear Dock
Loadman go bout. to he held before
tho Tulsa sporting club here May IL.
Lynch was formerly under the man
agcmcnt OF John J Reisler. club
promoter, and Reislor declares the
eastern bantam to be 1T opponent
for either boy
l,oadmans career has been con
slstCnt as ~ has been spectacular,
Little known scarce year ago, he
flashed 10 tho front as real title
Confender--oue " the h,sf ils-
pound boys IN the game Two dc
fotts over Joe RuUmlu, tWo over Pal
Moore and knockout over kewpie
Fr'le are but a few Of his many vic.
tories over tough boys lie and
Lynch hoNcd 4 slashIng draw az New
York some emo ago before Rcislcr's
Gotham club and both have been is
suing dcfies 20 the other since then
ruryear claims Tulsa as his bone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
Plans for
Darts Cup Matches to
BE Played This Year

NEW YORK, May IL Re
ports from Australia indicate that
the Antipodoan tennis authort-
ties are planning already for the
Davis cup international matches TO
be lato this year. At a recent
meeting 1t was decided that the
preliminarics should be played
upon date or dates such as to
permit OF tho challenge round be-
ing staged IN Australia next De-
Cember. II was also decided to
suggest To tho challenging nations,
France. tho British Isles and Bel
GUM, that the challenge round be
played In sydney. A committee OF
three appointed to select the Aus
tralRsian team Includes Major
Norman r. Rrookes, international
singles champion and surviving
holder OF tho Davis trophy
Disappointment is expressed that
the United states is not among
the challenging nations, but the at
titude Of the American tennis nu-
thorities IN not challenging he
cause Australasia Is without tho
services ~ Anthony T. Wilding
Of New Zealand. and other promi-
nent players ~ appreciated.
Brooks. IL Is understood. will try
for place on tho Australasian
team, hut experts doubt whether,
after four years Of strenuous Red
Cross work IN England and Mesopo-
tdmla, he can return to his one
time form. His age is likewise
considered to hc against him. lie
Is now at Melbourne. hts home
OF whom are In the Australian
army. and Horace Rice are
thought 10 he the next dependents
OF tho cum
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
Third Racc. a FurIong>.


Scwell Comb. (Mutphy) first. High
Cash, poole) second Herald
(Rdrkel third Time il6 g.
Fourth Race. Mile and sixteenth
''' Extermlnator, (Morys) first,
American Ace. CRobnsonD second
Midway. (Thurber) thir6. Time
$50 i-5.
Ftfth Race, Futurity Course.
Silvcry Light. tPoole) first; Jago
Murray second; Legal. CHoward) }
third Time, t;l4
sixth Race. Mile and 20 Yards
Dancing Spray. tRnhinSonl first.
EspAno. (Poolel second: Miss Proc
tor, Murray third. Time, 1:ts
Seventh Wacc. Mile and sixteenth.
~ G. Basch, BROWN first. Sun
Gold. (Garncr) sccond@ Bourbon
Lad, (Murphyl third. Time, 1852 2-5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
FIFTY HIGH SCHOOLS
ENTER STATE MEET
Young Athletes WIN Attempt toSSct
New Track and ficid Records
at Norman Saturday

SperAl 10 The World
NORMAN okla May Fifty
high schools OF oklahoma Will he
represented In the 18th annual OK
Ia homa intcrscholastic track ana
field meet to be held NAV at the
University OF oklahoma, II was pre-
dieter here today by r. u Heachem,
chairman OF the committee in charge
OF the meet
At least "A dozen baseball teams
will compete for the championship
Of the state here and a dozen or
more tennis teams have sign!fied
their intention to he here.
The track and field meet will be
divided as usual into two classes
and r. The five SCHOOLS scoring the
highest number OF points In the last
four meets must compete in class
4 and any other school may choose
TO compete there. Oklahoma CITY,
Norman, ,Hennessey. Ardmore. Enid.
pulsa. Prague. Dewey. shawnee.
Cherokee and Waukomts are among
the schools expected to compete In
class A.
Most OF last years stars arc gone
but the high schools have other
strong material TO take their places
and competition this year is eX-
pected to he the strongest in the
history OF the interscholastic events
here.
Fisher. Hennessey rurdler: Gum
gall, Waukomis distance runner;
Graham, Anadarko sprinter. era
ham. Rartlesville high jumper; Poo
law, Mountain View quarter man;
W. Sharpe. Mountain View pole
vaulter. McCorkle. Madll weight
man; Gordon. Mountain View javc-
lin thrower and Street and Steele,
Woodward sprinters, are among the
old stars who are in school and prob
ably will compete
According to reports from county
and district meets which have been
held over the state. some OF the
records here are hound to be shat
tered In tho coming week. McCorkle
Of Madill and Hamburger. new
man from Thomas. are said TO be
tossing tho weights over the record
mark and several javeln throwers
are reported to be ready to cstab-
lish new records
The interscholasuc records hore
follow:
100 yard daSh-Davrnport, Ton
kawa. 1908. . A-5 seconds
22O ward dash--C. Nelson, ArdS
more. 1912. % 3-5 seconds
40 yard Henry. Chelsea,
1916. 81 As seconds
Hair mile run-Pettigrew. Okla
homa City, 1915, . minutes. 3-5
seconds
Mile run Bridal Marshall. 1916.
4 minutes, 46 seconds
l2o y{rd hurdles wilson, Med
ford. 1917. l6 945 seconds"
220 yard hurdles--wilson Med
ford, 1917, IS 2-5 seconds.
HlEh iump-Flynt. Chandler. 1914.
6 feet, is inches
Broad Walker, Pond Greek
1910, 90 feet
Pole vault-E. sharpe. Mountain
View, 1918, II feet + y inches.
shot put -- Bradley. Cherokee.
1911 a. feet "a inches
Discus throw - White. oklahoma
city, 1918, IFS feet l0H inches
Javclin throw Gordon. Mountain
View, 1918, 1873 feet 5 inches.
Mile relay Tonkawa, 1908 . min
utes 30 2-5 seconds.
schools which have already an
nounccd their Intention to send base
bah teams are oklahoma City, shaw
nee NJ uskogce, Norman Okemah.
Holt~nvillc Guthrie. Pauls Valley
and Sapulpa Tennis entries include
oklahoma city. Guthrie. Ardmore,
kingfishcr, Hugo, Norman, Wealth
crford and Shawnee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
Al Lippe Admits That
Danny Ferguson Boxed
Under Name of MOhr

NEW YORK. May danny
Ferguson Of Philadelphia and not
Walter Mohr pt Brooklyn. was the
pugilist knocked out by Johnny
Griftiths In "A bout al Akron, Ohio,
on Monday night The Associated
Press ascertained this fact AS tho
result OF An investigation following
Mohr's protest that the report OF
his defeat was untrue and that he
was in Brooklyn at the time the
Akron bout was in progress.
According 10 a statement from
Al Lippe Of philadelphia, manager
~ pugiliats. willie Loughlin was
to have met Grlfulhs but owing to
NlncSs. a substitute was necessary.
Ferguson was sent from rhtla-
dcIphia under tho name Of Nohr
to take Ioughltus place Lippe
admit. that ne know Ferguson
boxed undcr tho uamc o' Nohr.
Matchmaker Tommy Walsh OF the
Akron club, claims he accepted
Ferguson AS Mohr on the state
mcut ot the pusilisi on HIS arrival
AZ Akron with representative Of
ldppo. who vouched for the boxer
impcrsonattng Mohr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
PERRlTT AND ROBERTSON
TO REPORT TO M'GRAW

NEW YORK. Nav | Tho New
NorI, National lorEuS hlsolpU club
announced tonirR that PITCHER
William ucrriit has accepted terms
ard lof' his home IN Shreveport to.
dav 80 ioln tho team
NdNr Robertson. former tight
fielder ~ the club, Will report TO the
Sew luth club tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
saves 1000 Pennies.

LINCOLN. m. May Mrs
James Albright. Of Middlctown. saved
Lincoln pennies for three years
They weighed three pounds and she
took them to a bank recently 10 hc
counted There were just 1000 Of
them. for which she received a new
$40 gold piece
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
National League.

A. 81 Louis, 3 Cincinnati, 8,
Nt BROOKLYN Boston. no game;
rain
A. New Yoyk Philadelphia. no
game: rain
~ Chicago Pittsburgh. no same.
wet grounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

Si,th Rncc. Mic and 10 IN
MAYOR HYLAN SIGNS BILL
TO PERMIT SUNDAY BALL

NEW YORK. May Mayor Hy.
Ian signed today tho ordinance
passed by the hoard Of aldermen
last Tuesday which permits the play
ing OF professional baseball on sun.
day after e. m. The ordinance also
provides that the same admission
fee as 10 charged for week days shall
be charged on sunday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
Detroit


Matted Tor O'Nril in seventh
SHAred fur FutWaHn In SeyNnih
''BAttcd for rhillips IN ninth,
SrORK ny INNINGS
prtrat .............l2 no Onl--a
Cleveland ...... ...... 100 600 GOO |
NNmmars Runs bush. Jones, Cobb
't2l. Fluson t9l. Urilman, StanAgc SPEAK
81 Etrors Chapman I2l. Two base hits
Ellison lleilmsn. Hush. Speaker t2l,
Smith. urAnti Stolen bases Bush, John
ston t2t Donhlc sy--ChApman and
Johnston mses on bans -Ou BolAud .
out nv boland > by Enimann 2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Mcsdcru League.

At TULSA. q. OMAHA. I.
AZ, Wichita, /; pcs Molnc1, I.
At Joplin, & Sioux city, 3.
At oklahoma city. 4 st Joseph, ?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
National League.

Boston at brooklyn
Philadelphia at New York
Chicago at ripshurgh
Cincinnati at ~ Louis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
American N~snSintion

A. Louisville 3 Kansas city. +
At columbus Milwaukee, no game
rain.
~ Indianapolis. Minneapolis. no
~ Toledo S' Sau' no game, wet
grounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

A. cleveland. I Detroit s
Al RoUon g. New York. :
A. ST. Louis-ChicaEo no game, Wet
grounds
~ philadelphia Washington, no
game: rain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

NJ Mon pms.
Sooro hy innings II. H. +
Nashville 200 600 600 10 4
Memphis ...21U lO2 OON.- { 3 ?
Batteries Ronctt and street, Can.
ANAn and SmILM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
American League

81 Louis at Chicago,
Detroit at cleveland
Washington at Philadelphia.
New YORK at Roston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
After TlcO Years Serrice
Smith Joins the Robins

NEW YORK May l-S ShErrod
smith the Ert handed pitcher OF the
BROOKLYN Nationals. Joined his team
here today after nearly two years
service I'm the army
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
Nnnthcrn AnsnCininn
GAMES TO-DAY.
" c~tcrn League.

OMAHA At TULSA
Dcs Moines AT Wichita.
Sioux city at Joplin.
81 Joseph az oklahoma city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
I0ely!0!ope-:
| Larry Daley

Much interest in the annual state
trapshootinE meet, TO he held at
Okmulgeo May i2, ~ and ~, has
been eylnced by shooters OF this city
and It Is probable that several Tulsa
shotgun experts will enter the tour
ney. Trapshooilng has been popular
IN Okmulgee during the last five
years ana that city has several
shooters OF moro than ordinary ahill-
w. The range IN Okmulgcc Is Cs.
pcclally adapted TO tho sport. say
shooters Of Tulsa who have been
there and plans arc hc'ng made for
cnicrthlnment or tho visitors when
the tourney iH held
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

ple,sLMoine..

Summary Runt Iass- Murphy. VnfTfT,
lwaHer. Ihomst Errors Mari BcrEet
lwAshhurn tcD, NAryAu tsrutd runs
ines Moines Wirhtia. 1vo. base hit
ThomAs Sacrifice htts -Retger. rofry
Double plsyt--Carv 10 WathhurH. Wright
Ito Ha,h,ook lrit on bases Nichits D.
Ines Moine, Rsse. on hslh nO Thon
~, ? OF nr'hornc Hus--uu pelho,n.
IN in : inning, oN Uord mono in b liu
eh, ritrher-- ~ Thomas Murrhl by BOYD
q twashhurnl Stmur ont Rv Thomas ..
aby Delborn . by Boyd Time ~ game .-
ID 80. Umpire Jacobs a7d SrAtE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

At Little Rock 6 Chattanooga. .
At Mobile, Z birmingham. &.
Nt Atlanta a Ncw Orleans. (.
AT Memphis. s. Nashville, l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
TIGERS AND YANKEES
BEAT F0HL'S AND HUB
Galccrs secure ~ niH and Give
Boland Perfect Support, heating
Indians, n 10 g.
YANKEES MAKE HITS COUNT
both Hrl ADl~nnd liuggins Hl"w--
Athletic senator and Whitc-NoS
Brown Games Postponed.

CLEVELAND NAV 1 .o. Detroit defeated
Cleveland IN mo opening game here todsN.
Co,eIs.tis Who also lost the opening con
test Al Detroit WA bit very hard In the
itrsl two inning.
h.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
REDS BEAT CARDINALS
IN SLUGGING CONTEST
Bunchcd MT, In second Inning Give
Morans seventh Straight Victory
Jack Miller Hack
THREE GAMES POSTPONED
Rain Causes Cancellation Of the
Pirate -Cuh, Phiiiy Giant and SUI
pcrba Brave Combats.

ST LOut" May Hard, consecutive
HITTING In the second innin. enabled Gin.
rinnati TO vim the opening game Of the local
tcsm a., home before small crowd todsy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
Rcd So, Support rnr.

HOSrON. MAY -Roston lost iis hons
opening game to No~ Nork al FruwAy PARK
tolsy oosr pitching by May and iudit
iosent support ~ete factors In the visitors
triumph
The srore
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
St Louis
Cincinna,

Ran Tor snyder IN eiGhlh
IBattcd FOR GoodSin In eighth
SORE BY INSfhuS.
Cincinnati .........,...OtO Oi0 0to---6
St. Louis ..,.....,,..,,o 600 80 ooO---1
summary Rups--Roush ta), N.Ees
nAubert. kopi RAtidsn, smith, Hornsby,
STOCK Errors NeAle. S'hotton Two base
StoeLe. Ssala, Rariden Three base
hit, psubert kopf STOCK Rariden. pou.
bile plsJ Snyder, Horn.by and Psulstte
Base, on balls fllsr, 1 OF Goodwin,
2 Struck ont--By Kller, =: by Sherdcl, |.
Al Pittsburgh ChleaEo-So rAme vet
grounds
AZ New York PhilAdslphis-No game
rain
AZ Brook lyn Bostou-- No game. rain.
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WICHITA, Kan, May --pss Moius,
Nsds u two straight hy taking pitchers
haiti. from wichits, 4 to I ThopAs pitched
good game but errors behind him and
sppottuns hltting lost him the game.
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Southern association.


NJ l4lll' lNN'h
Score hy innings lt. VI "
Chglnuoogl U20 600 oo0
LitUr Rock. roo 020 GAYS . 2
batteries lnhmIn and NlEginA,
karr and ErottOm.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, otls MAY / N
r. .rAts was Wild but encetN, In todsy's
tams and Oklahoms City defeated 81. Jo
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President Interested Spectator.

President Tearney was very In
terested spectator. occupying box
with Mr.. Rouyke back OF the batters'
boz.
ITS nv flrs, trip south" he said,
and al, agrecably surprised by
my visit here and oklahoma city.
Thev are real cities and I am sure
the Western league made no mistake
In extending the circuit to INCLUDE
them. And hope the fans will ap-
n preciate tile fact that they now are
patrons Of n real baseball league,
one OF the oldest ana most success
fui minors"
He complimented the team rresl-
dent Abbott had gathered together
and expressed tho belief that the en-
tire league was made un Of well
balanced teams which would stage a
thrilling race for the 1919 champion
ship.
Omaha'r victory yesterday sends
the two teams together for their H.
nal game Of the series this afternoon
on even terms Abbott expects TO
send Rayne to the mound and Jack
son In expected to cut loose with
Townscnd. the southpsw Rourke So
cured from the Texas lengue In OK
change for Marty OTOole.
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Al rhuadclpbis Washington No game
rain
Al ChicsfosI lou.s--No game wet
grounds
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ThomaNon DtfAie lonrs, Lamh7 HuItvilt
MeIvor. HotAn t7i Bribeck Frrors-. Rob.
fnson, Jones An sdn Two base hits
Moran Lamb. Horan. Sacrifice hit ltss
r1ussen Stolen hssr-- MctAft- Double
plays Dctsis 70 McCarty 70 Smciu Nc
rsrty 70 Smt'if smith 10 Rrihsek struck
out--By RAsmutser. by MARKS bascs
.hn balls or ANuonI on Ratnos'sr.
~ Mark o., llli by pitched bal y
iMArkh J Hits or ALISON. ~ IN in
ninfs. of Ratmutscr. q In B. Time Of game
% 1850. I mpire-- --Holmos
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atonx city.

Two out whom winning run was scored
And one out for i1tersfsrerct
SCORE HY INNINGS