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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
President Gompers of American Federation
of Labor Proposes That Effort be Made
at Once Toward Settlement.
STRIKERS TO RETURN TO THEIR WORK
Industrial Conference Has So Much in Sight
That it May Have to Take Recess to
Straighten Out.

sentatives of the public, presented
proposal for national labor truce to
last three months The truce would
Immediately terminate all strikes and
lockouts.
A plan Of labor adjustment prepared
by Secretary of Labor Wilson was also
presented. Wilson's plan provides for
an arbitration board in each industry.
Labor, the employers and the presi.
dent would each appoint one third of
the members. All the boards deci-
sions touching wages would be by
unanimous vote and morally binding
on employers and employees. Deci-
sions of the board would be retro
active
Another resolution proposed by the
public group provides that employers
shall recognize the right to organize.
Reduction in living costs should be
the first step in any attempt to bet
ter Industrial conditions, according to
q resolution fathered by Charles E.
Russell, socialist of the public group.
A report by Chairman Wheeler of
the employers group that the group
would not be ready to present any pro
posals before tomorrow led to a pro
test by Gompers, who said the COM
mittee Of fifteen could not act intelli-
gently and could not even begin work
until It had the views of the three
groups before 1T. Spargo, for the pub
lie supported this view.
DR.. Chas. Eliot took the floor to
propose that the conference take
new start and abolish the group plan
He said 1t was resulting in simply
crystallizing the labor group and the
employers groups in their old fixed
belief. The conference was called to
consider new methods, he said, and on
that ground he opposed taking up old
controversies, especially objecting to
laboTs proposal for conference ccnsid-
Grafton of the steel strike.
Following Is the text Of the labor
groups resolution with regard to the
steel strike:
Whereas, The nationwide strike
now in progress in the steel indus
try of America affects not only the
men and women directly concerned.
but tends to disturb the relations
between employers and workers
throughout our industrial life, and
Whereas, This conference is called
for the purpose Of stabilizing Indus
tries and bringing into being bet
ter relation between employers and
employees, and
Whereas, Organized labor wishes
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
ON NEWS
OF MILITARY ACTIVITY

w. s. Napes according to Woods in
htruction. General Wood stated this
step was taken to prevent radical agi
tators in other parts of the country
from learning Of the moves taken by
the government to curb their activi-
ties.
Department Of justice agents work.
ing with the military authorities
planned round UP Of agitators and
prosecution under federal statutes
where evidence warrants such action.
Oscar Anderson, strike leader here,
disappeared suddenly. 1t was reported
he was enroute to Washington to "ob-
tain IN audience with President Will
son." Other strike leaders denied
reports that he intends to ask the
president to Withdraw troops,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09

United Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The second
of the 5,400 mile transcontinental
erial race opened with five Of the
xty-two contestants eliminated
hrough accidents. Three mtshaps re-
lted in the death of three aviators
I'D injury of one. In addition to the
We planes which crashed, three were
kficially listed missing. Forty-seven
lanes left Roosevelt field, New York
br San Francisco. while fifteen took
h from San Francisco bound for New
FORK. The rules provide for flight
cross the country and back, thirty
minute stops at each control station
nd no night flying.
First days honors went to Lieut.. b.
Maynard, known as the flying
arson and the "sky pilot" who won
be recent New YOrk-T TorOnt0ss ar
Nee. In a DeHaviland4 equipped with
Il four hundred horse power Liberty
jEotor he left Mineola at 9:24:56 q. M.
lind arrived in Chicago a distance OF
lilo miles in the elapsed time OF y
Hours, 20 minutes The remainder OF
|he field starting from Mineola was
||cattered all the way from Bryan,
phio, to Binghamton. N. Y. Major
Henry Miller, also in DeHaviland-4
Hrrived In Bryan--650 milesafter five
lours 81 minutes of flying. Captain
III. e. Drayton and Lieut.. l.. S. Web
ter in DeHaviIand-4's also reached
Bryan, though their time was slower.
/ Eleven Of the planes leaving San
Francisco reached Salt Lake City, a
Instance Of SIT miles. Sergeant w.
II. Neyitt. observer, was killed and
Fol- Gerald Brandt, pilot. was seri-
|Pusly injured when their DeHayiland-4
crashed at Deposit, N. Y. Major d.
II Crissey, pilot and Sergt. Virgil
Thomas observer. flying from San
I kyancisco, were killed in making a
Forced landing at Buena Vista field.
pear Salt Lake City.
h Brig. Gen. L. E. O. Charlton, at
kache of the British embassy, crashed
his Bristol hnachine at Interlaken,
Y. Lieut.. G. C. Mcdonald, fell at
flymouth, Penn. Lieut.. d. B. Gish,
pilot and Capt De Lavergne, French
flr attache, were eliminated when
tnelr plane caught fire near Canadice,
*. None of these contestants were
nlured. Three planes missing were
knose piloted by Lieut.. ]. G. Williams,
deut Willis R. Taylor. and Capt. John
Marquette. They were last seen
pear Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Lieutenant Norman H. Langley,
Fno was held up by engine trouble
yesterday. made a belated start from
Mineola today in his De Haviland
our. He got away at s:36:40 a. m.
Four Planes Landed.
nAlE, Pa, Oct 9.-Four aiIplanes.
afiven down by the heavy winds
Plowing from Lake Erie to the south,
pave landed at North Girard. fifteen
Pliles west OF this city. It is be-
pieved they are entrants in the trans
Eontinental aerial derby. The planes
descended between $50 and 9:2O.
Maynard In Lead.
ROCK ISLAND. H., Oct. s.-Lieu.
tenant Maynard, leader in the first
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09

UNITED Press LeaseNfWire Service
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Immedlake
arbitration of the steel strike was pro-
posed to the industrial conference to
day by President Gompers OF the
American Federation of Labor.
GompeIs suggested the conference
appoint an arbitration board to medi
ate the strike and the strikers return
to work pending settlement
Under Gompers' plan each group II
the conference would name represen
tatives to make up the steel strike
arbitration board.
Other proposals of the labor group
of which Gompers is head, included
resolutions putting the conference OF
record for:
Right to organize and bargain col
IectiYely, and ito be represented by
leaders Of their own choosing In al
negotiations.
Rights of freedom Of speech OF the
press and Of assemblage.
Right of employers "to organize IN
to associations or groups to bargain
collectively"
The eight hour day, one days rest
in seven, and Saturday half holiday
to be encouraged"
.Oyertime beyond the established
hours of labor should be discouraged
but when absolutely necessary should
be paid for at rate not less than
time and one-half."
Women to get equal pay with men
for equal work and not to be permit
ted to perform tasks disproportionate
to their strength.
Children under sixteen not to be
employed.
Establishment of new conference
board consisting Of an equal number
of Representatives of employers and
workers, to review industrial cond1
tions and safeguard rights and prin
ciples of both sides.
Prohibition OF all immigration fol-
two years after peace is ratified and
regulation thereafter to keep down
the flow SO it shall not exceed the
nations ability to assimilate and
Americanize" new corners.
All labor proposals represent the
unanimous Judgment of the labor
group which includes represe entatives
of the four big railroad brotherhoods
Gompers emphasized.
Delegate McNab Of the public group
presented a resolution assented to by
that group, providing for a national
arbitration board. The board would
be appointed jointly by congress and
the president and would include vi
ex-presidents.
A. A. Landon, also one Of the repre-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
caucus on Thursday.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.1 ]
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. "a caucus
Of government supporters has been
called for Thursday to consider the
prohibition legislation introduced in
the house of commons by Ministee of
Justice Doherty Exception has been
taken to the proposed amendment Of
the Canada temperance act which
provides that prohibition. of the manu-
facture or importation 4 liquor may
be brought about in any province by
the carrying of a plebicite based up
On the authority of resolution adopt
ed by the legislative assembly of any
province.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
LOWDEN FOR
PRESIDENT
Campaign Under Way to Boom Gov
ernor Of Illinois for High
Office by Repub-
Iicans.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.l
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. s.-The
''.owden for president" campaign was
under way today.
At a meeting of elective state Off
cials here, 1t was decided to present
the name Of Governor Frank .. Low
den for consideration as the republf
can candidate for president IN 1920.
Arrangements were made for form
ing a campaign organization with
Secretary of State Emerson, chairman,
Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman and
Medill Mccormick vice chairmen and
Harold L. Ickes. secretary.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
BALLOON
LOST IN
CANADA
No News for Week from Two
Who Started in Long Dist
ance Race from st.
Louis.
FOOD FOR THREE DAYS
Dsn,mann and verheyden Fall to Re-
port and Search for
Them Is Re
quested.
FOOD FOR THREE DAYS

I[United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 9.-Canadian
mounted police have been requested
to search the province Of Ontario,
Canada, for Captain Carl Dammann
and Lieut.. Edward J. Verheyden,
balloonists, missing since they start
ed from here in the national open
balloon race a week ago last We'd
nesday They had food enough for
only three days.
Major Albert Bond Lambert, of the
Missouri Aeronautical society, re-
quested the British consuI here to-
day to take steps toward searching
the province.
Bombing Planes journey.
HALIFAX, N S., Oct. 9.-The
bombing plane atlantic" left PARIS
boro, N. s., for New York at 11:40
a. M, today. Weather conditions
were favorable and Commander Kerr
expected to complete the. flight be-
fore sundown.
Two Fall in Lake.
/ CLEVELAND, o., Oct 9.-Plane
No 45, bound westward in the trans
ola AOy, ASA AAbo ASesANS
Erie several miles out of Ashtabula
harbor this morning, according to a
wireless from Canadian steamship
company boat received at Martin
field here. Both occupants were
picked up and are being brought in,
the wireless said
The aviators are Lieutenant T.
Hynes, pilot, and Lieutenant 7. Il.
Matthews, passenger.
Three more machines, one OF them
reported missing in it's flight from,
Buffalo to Cleveland, and piloted by
Lieutenant B. G. Newman, landed on
Martin field at 9:57.
The other machines, puoted by
Lieutenant Alexander Person and
Captain J. o. Donaldson, the latter
using German Fokker. arrived
shortly after Newman. According to
a report received at the field, Flyer
No. lat was forced to land several
miles outside of the city on account
of wing trouble.
Field officials sent out wireless
call to all steamships on the lake to
keep watch for disabled planes.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
House Of Bishops.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Service.1
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 9.-"Open
covenants openly arrived at was the
order of business here today at the
general convention of the Protestant
Episcopal church following the throw
ing open of sessions in the house of
bishops.
Not since the present constitution
was adopted in 1889 have sessions of
the house of bishops been OPEN
The fight to open the bishops Sc,
cret sessions started twenty years
ago.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
BONDING NEW
COURT HOUSE
Special Session of Nebraska Legisla.
ture so That Omaha Building
Can be Repair

limited Press Leased Wire Service ]
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. Ex-Governor
McKlevie announced this morning
that he would call special session of
the Nebraska legislature to ALLOW the
issuance of bonds for repairing the
Douglas county court house, damaged
during the recent Omaha riots, and
provide for the restoration of records
which were destroyed by the fire. Next
Tuesday will probably be the day OF
convening.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
Maynard OF Again.

Maynard Off Again.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Lieutenant Bel
win Maynard, the first aviator to
reach Chicago in the coast to coast
race, took the air again at 1909: IL
today for the next leg of his west.
ward journey.
lister at Kerr, N. c., set a record in
the New York-Chicago flight, cover
ing the $40 miles in six hours and
forty-five minutes of actual flying
time. He also won the recent New
York-Toronto race.
Preparations were made at Ash.
burn field today to take care of forty
five machines expected from the
east On leaving Chicago, the next
scheduled stop is Rock Island. H.,
155 miles.
Pacific Coast Entries.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 9.-Leav-
ing two of their companians dead,
the Pacific coast entries In the trans
continental air race hoped off here
early today for Green River, Wyo.,
the next control station.
Major D. H. Crissy, commandant
at Mather field, and Sergt. Virgil
Thomas, observer, were killed when
their machine went into a nose dive
as they were about to land.
Leaves in Heavy Rain.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. s.--Clnt. H.
C. Drayton, in plane number Al, left
the Bryan, Ohio, field at 9:5l a. m,
in a heavy rain. The other two
planes, numbers Is and 27, are still
in Bryan.
Number 27 is flown by Maio- H.
+. Miller and number Is by Lieut..
u. S. Webster.
Lost Their Way.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, Oct. o.
Major Sneed and Lieut. Mcclure.
number "a in the trans. continental
air race, lost their way as.er leav-
ing Binghamton last evening and
were forced to land at Hingtown
near here. When they tried to make
a new start, engine trouble devcl-
oped and they were compelled 10
spend the night at a farm house.
They got away at 8 o'clock this
morning.
off For Des Molnes.
ROCK ISLAND, Oct. 9.-Maynard
left Rock Island field at 300 for Des
Moines. He covered the 155 miles
from Chicago to Rock Island IN
ninety-two minutes.
Leave Early This Morning.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. g.
Pacific coast entries number so and
81 and 62 in the trans-contfnSntal
airplane race got away from Salt
Lake before 7:45 a. m, today.
Unable to Start.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 9.-Four
of eight westward bound trans-coni-
mental air derby machines which
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
TORNADO
HITS TOWN
Two Killed. Score Injured and Entire
Block Of Business Houses
Blown Down In
Kansas,

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
HOISINGTON, Kansas, Oct. 9.-Two
persons were killed and score In
jured in tornado which struck this
city late yesterday. Property damage
today was estimated at $250,O0O. About
fifty residences were wrecked and an
entire block of business houses blown
down. Mrs. G. H. Cravens and an in,
fant daughter were killed when their
home was blown down.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
HAASE SHOT
BY VOGEL
Leader of German Independent Social
lists Not Seriously Wounded
by Man From
Vienna.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
BERLIN, Oct. 9.-Hugo Haase,
leader Of the German independent
socialists, was shot by a man from
Vienna who said his name was Vogel.
Haases wounds were not serious.
Vogel fired at him several times out
side the reichstag. Haase acted as at.
torney against yogel in an extortion
case
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
0T1ilFrnn
uGO
AaBN~ ass
uHMSE EEEH
l. AFHa B HN
ATTACKING NEGROES

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 9.-Two
strikers were, shot early today and
several injured when state police
charged mob which attacked negro
workmen at the plant of the Ameri-
can Steel and Wire company at
Donora, near here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
NO g Dispatches Out Of Gary,
Unless General Wood Looks
Over Them.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. j
uAhi, Ind. Oct. 9:-Censorship on
news ,na OF military activity In the Calu-
r,en. nen steel strike zone now. under
a.a lai law was established today by
0'uer OF Major General Leonard Wood.
49, spatches regarding raids, arrests
am. aaf under the direction Of military
~1'nosiueS must be submitted to Col
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
Direct steamship Service

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MONTREAL. Que, Oct, 9.-With
the arrival in Montreal of the steamer
Ranenfjord, establishment of direct
steamship service between Canada
and Norwegian ports becomes an ac-
complished fact.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
Radicals Routed.

NEW YORK, Oct 9.-Policemen
swinging their club freely, routed sew
eral hundred radicals last night when
the latter attempted to march up
Fifth avenue in protest against the
Russian blockade.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
Aroused by Hand Bills.

Charging distribution Of unfair pro
paganda, leaders of the steel strike
today protested against the alleged
circulation OF hand bills in which the
strikers are urged to collect the bene
fits due them from strike headquar
ters. Union heads declare these
bills are distributed by operators "ir
their frantic efforts to create friction
between the strikers and leaders"
in some districts, strike headquar
tiers here announced, many foreign
ers are storming the offices of theil
district leaders in compliance with
the circulars request.
The situation here remains un
changed. Operators assert hundreds
are coming here to renter the mills
holding.
Secretary VIM. Foster, Of the na
tional committee, declared the raid
on alleged Reds" at Weirton, w
Va, was a corporation scheme tc
evict striking steel workers.
Round House Men Quit.
Z ALTOONA, Pa, Oct. 9.-Seventeer
hundred Pennsylvania railroad rount
house employees struck last night, af
fecting this city and Hollidaysburg.
Radicals Routed.
NEW YORK, Oct 9.-Policemer
swinging their club freely, routed sew
eral hundred radicals last night wher
lo{ off tod fn
Fifth avenue in protest against the
Russian blockade.
Water Front Tied Up.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The entire
water front of the port Of New York
was tied up today by the unauthor
lied strike of longshoremen, accord
ing to officials of the United States
shipping board.
The government representative
estimated that $4,000 men are ou
and intimated an embargo on trans
Atlantic freight would be necessary
If the strike continues. Negotiation:
were continuing with the men nj
hope was expressed that a settlemen
might be effected.
Riots More Frequent
OAKLAND, Calf, Oct. 9.-Witl
the crowds of strike sympathizer
here often openly defying the police
and with riots becoming NOR, an
more frequent, a call for troops i
predicted.
So far as known, union leader
have not made good their openly e,
pressed threat to arm the striker
for self-defense If riot clubs wer
again used by the police. The club
were brought into play yesterda
afternoon when mobs got beyon
control.
! No cars had been run up to S:3
today and there had been no troubl
up to that hour. The police wer
preparing for busy day.
I AS arrests were made by police
parts of the mob would surge fol
ward. Their attempts to rescue tn
prisoners did not succeed.
! A wagonload Of tomatoes stale
in the midst of the r1oting rapid
disappeared as rioters pelted tn
police and armed street cars wit
the vegetables.
With the company's guards de
prived of their rifles, the mobs hav
/ become bolder and have used Ion
poles to batter down car doors.
Strike sympathizers have owe
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
Iore Than Sixty Planes Started Aerial Derby
Across Continent and Return for
Honor Prize.
|AYARD FLYING ACROSS IOWA TO-DAY
reacher Who Won Last Big Race, is Ahead of
All Others in Flight From New York
to Frisco.

days coast to coast race, landed at
Rock Island field at 8:37 a. m.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09

Unable to Start.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct. 9.-Four
|of eight westward bound trans-conii-
mental air derby machines which
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-09
Round House Men ouIt.

Z ALTOONA, Pa, Oct 9-Seventeen
hundred Pennsylvania railroad round
house employees struck last night, at
fecting this city and Hollidaysburg.
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The Telegraph Service Of The
Daily Gate City and Constitu.
ton Democrat is received over
our own leased wire.
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Leave Early This Morning.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. g.
Pacific coast entries number SO and
81 and 81 in the trans-contin"ntal
airplane race got away from Salt
Lake before 7:45 a. M, today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-06
RITCHIE MITCHELL IS
PRIDE OF MILWAUKEE
wing Fans Of That 'iiN h'Il'N'
ono oT Fighting Mitchclle
Cnn Defeat Leonard

MILWAUKEE,. Sep. - F'rlF
l,at IAN Matt HInk'l staged mon h-
,t,r var benefit boxing show A'
Fryr.a ohio. HIS main attraction
was Richie Mitchell hu' '- n" ''Hh =
weight could poo found who "'I'n
box the MuwaukCo1u six rnuN1S I'I
rr pay hc was compelled '' Iu'
ON "A three round exhibition WIN
Teddy HAYES
As soon as the war hr0k" on'
Richie was signed un as Hn army
boxing Instructor l' Fort DnH'pN 'h.
hut no vas not satisfied V''h ms
Kind Of Inactive " o. -0 ho w1s dis-
charged and Immediately enlisted ln
tho -1vvt After his training period
ho vas r,trI , rhief uuart"rm1s'cr.
boxing Instructor Lieutenant Ron
rcdv son, him with Great LAKES
boxing stars 20 Cleveland.
when Matt Uukcl introduced
Mitchell 'o tho immense 'ro"h AZ
his benefit boxing show. h" ''..''
him tho hoy who would h1F" boon
worlds Irhfwrlrh' champion II n"
had elected 10 stay IN th" ring, 'N'
uu' enlisted.
Uo diI no' know hn hal struck
popular chord IN th" hr"'-'s n,
Ni'w1ukce'u.. who VII cover 1908
tho Leonard money that rt0 h" soc
cured whom IA" r1.r r''' '-'''.
Ils Milwaukee friends know D." "'-
iU poor condition whom p" i'nrN'
Leonard. ami 'hov VIII make h.m
G HyorI'- ln q return match.
Mitchell ~ ~. recipient ~
handsome silver modal from Col
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JOPLIN Sept Sion, l... n.| .ur r
Staged comedy .t Hrrn.. ...s. .. ..r.
f.. visitors emerged sH.....' .. .n''
inning rally. o. iu 4. '.U.. .u..I
rErr. .fH.H. Hrf. t"s f.E.'. H.". .H-...
n.o relieved Fletcher n f.. s...... bold
fH. Minors 'H 'as h.f.
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summary lNu-bi~' ms, W hiii
>, \pglc, schmidt; stolen ha~",
Burke. base on balls, off Burke T..
uff HaNnc .. struck out, by llHrkc 3,
bN Bhlnc u; hit by pitcher, Spcllmhn,
l., lInNuc. Wild pitches. Burk :,
BaNnc: left on bases, omaha ., Tulsa
= double play iicnrmingwhN TO
jackson: umpirrs fitzpatrick aud j.
DAILY: time OF game, I so.
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H.f.. tur . total OF g. bases today and
vn r.m rm'adrIha lu tho second Boz
.ng NlH smashed ou' nis th hom" run
.I fU, season. ,uuaIHrE lu.t Freeman FL
major 'uaUuu record Ruth obtained iI,o
.. alfusrthrf lu pho SECOND iuuIng tnt
T.H executed triple play wh"u Jones
.sIFtf Turner's low liner With Strurk uu
Hri auN Thomas uu first