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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26
JACK AIKEN PROMOTED
Former W. and J. Football Star
Now a Lieutenant Colonel

Washington. Pa, March 2e.--Mrs.
Aiken yesterday received a cablegram
from France. stating that her husband.
Major John Aiken, of the 10th United
States Infantry, of the Twenty eighth
division, had been commissioned lieu
tenant colonel of the regiment and Is
now second in command Of the unit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26
Make Pairings Today
for Indoor Tourney

New York. March ga. G. Post
Icy. referee. announced that he would
make the drawings for the twentieth
annual holding of the national in
door lawn tennis championship sin
giles at the Seventh Regiment Armory
this afternoon at $50. The matches
for the championship will begin Sat
urday morning. The field already
includes S. Howard Voshell. holder
Of the title; William T. Tilden, I'd,
runner-up for the championship Cliff
ton S. Herd. the Californian; Cecil
Donaldson, Vincent Richards and
others. Frederick b. Alexander Is
entered as competitor in the dou-
bles.
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DEFEAT RACING BILL
Delaware Senate Refuses to Pass
Law Permitting Races

Dover, Del. March 26.--By a vote of
'~hteen to ten the racetrack bill was
defeated here last night in the Senate
sentative Buckson spoke against
|. 'oucester track was in full swing. and
declared that it would mean renewal
( such conditions in Delaware If the bill
vas passed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26
WIENER WINS TROPHY
Former Episcopal Athlete Leads
in Penn Swim Meets

At the conclusion of Penns weekly
swimming meets held in the Weightman
Hall tank. it was announced yesterday
that the seasons cup for individual
scoring honors had been awarded to
Henry Weiner. former Episcopal Acad-
emy track and swimming star In the
r'.- "o"toe's Weiner collected a total
of 63l, points.
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Five Billiard PLAYERS Tied

Wilmington, DEL, March 26.-What is be-
lieved to be a record in pocket BILLIARDS Is
at the Arcade. which has just ended with
five, players tied: The players are Morris
Brill and George Levy. OF Philadelphia and
Claude Brown, of Wilmington,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

BOSTON, March 2G--The executive commit
tee Of the New England Intercol lesiate Attn
letic Association will recommend to fne shn Rs
meeting be held on Technology Field. Cam
bridge. 1t was announced today. The dates
Will be May % and "a.
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ed" WALSH SIGNS
Former Chicago Star to Play
With Milwaukee H.. : :

milwaukee,. Wis. March, 26.-Ed
Walsh, former. star pitcher for; the
White Sox, has been signed by the Mil
waukee American Association club,
Manager Clarence Rowland announced
today. ..-I.. -. ID. ~. % Z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26
NO BOUTS IN DELAWARE
Boxing Bill Killed by 1l-6 Vote
in Senate

Dover, Del, March 26.-,The bill legal
izing boxing in this state, which was
passed last week by the House, was
killed last night in the Senate by a
vote of II to 6. 1t is thought that the
possibility of the Willard Dempsey fight
being held in this state under the law,
if passed, had much to do with it's defeat.
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West Virginia Coach Due Tomorrow

MorgantOwn. w. Va, March 28.-Anothe
hard workout with forty men on the fell
was the order, for the West Virginia base
ball squad yesterday. Kemper Shelton. var
sity coach. wired that he would arrive II
tims to take charge Of the practice TO
morrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26
Dodgers Release AL Nixon

Jacksonville, Fla. March 20. - Brooklyn
has released Al, Nixon to Beaumont. of the
Texas League, 4 Several Of the Dodger play
ers thinlS big league clubs erred in waving
on Nixon. SRShD is a fast player with a good
arm and &sSSelendid batting eye.
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Cardinals Purchase Joe Schultz

st. Louis. March 26.--Joe Schultz. the
former Dedger. has been purchas sed from
Kansas City by the st. Louis Nationals.
Unless Joes arm Is better than, it was
when ihe, was with Brooklyn, he will set sno
woods .afire for the Cardinals. -
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EASY FOR GIBBONS
Leo Houck Gives Miserable Exhi
bition at St. Louis

st. Louis, Mo-. March 2G.-Mike Glib
bons, of St. Paul, put up an artistic eX-
debut last night against Leo Houck,
and earned a wide margin in each frame.
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Second Crews Also to Race

London, March 25-There will be two
races between crews from Oxford and cam
this year. There will be race between the
frst crews ard one between the second
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( Fast Teams at Gloucester

GIoucester. N. j., March 26.--Both the
high school and the st. Mary's Parochial
School will have fast baseball teams this
seasol1. John A. Corcoran will coach the
high school team.
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"Home-Run" Baker Drawn on jury

Laurel. Del, March 25.-John Frank
lin Baker, the baseball player, has been
drawn on the May term of the Grand
Jury for Talbot County.
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Within Wins Pinehurst Shoot

Pinehurst, N. c., March o8.--H. r. Whit
in, Of North Bridge. Mass, won the hum
dred target handicap at the Pinehurst Gun
Club yesterday with a score of S7-16-100.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

Stanley Scully. lightweight entertainer of
a few years ago now Is out of the service
and expects to do some boxing, Marcus
williams is managing Scully.
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Brady and Mars Draw

Boston, March 26.-Ralph Brady. OF Syra-
cuse and 'K. o." Mars, OF Cincinnati,
fought twelve round draw here last might:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

Mike Kassack. light heavyweight, and Mike
Fairbanks, featherweight.. both pupils of
Philadelphia Jack OBrien. soon expect to
get started against regular opponents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

Johnny Tillman and Irish Patsy Cline may
next month. Yesterday Manager Harry Her
man Taylor announced that negotiations
were under way to bring these boys to-
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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

ENREDDY REESE, Benny Leonard's
Il sparring partner. was chosen by
Matchmaker. Jack Hanlon to take the
place of Frankie Brown against Joey
Fox at the National Saturday night.
AS Al Lippe has called off all Browns
matches, the last-minute change in the
National feature was the result.
Battling Leonard will be on the pro-
gram. engaging Tommy Herman in the
semiwind-up. Willie Harmon also will
be seen, this time opposing Jesse James.
In the other bouts Tommy Dixon meets
Jimmy Wilson and Terry Mitchell bat
ties Joe Brodie.
THE COMING CHAMP
Stop, Iool; aud listen. gents.
There's q man iCith a strong DEFENSE;
He is IN the puDilistiC game.
Battling Murray is his name.
He's q coming champ, TN sure.
because he has a cool tcmpcrdturc.
There is not q man that can hordiD stand
Tie mighty force OF his 1CdlloptnO mana.
He has bcatei, them all. biz and small.
JoIililU Burns, iChom 1ye all knoiU iceH,
Is his manager and treats htm SlOcH.
Thev'U be sailing DER the sea
TO collect some edSU fec.
,Jin1InU Wilde Is nolU the Champ
Battling Murrdy'H 0ive him a Grd,np!
AUGUSTINE BISHOP.
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, Jimmy McCabe expects to entertain soon.
A match with Bibby Kramer virtually has
been clinched., Following the Kramer match.
NrcCabe is going after a meeting with Brit
ton. ...
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

Following his engagement with Freddy
Reese on Saturday night. Joey Fox Will be
gin to prepare for his meeting, with Joe
Tiplitz at. the Olympia on April T. Artie
boys at the Olympia on April IA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

Jack Russo has two fights booked. On
April he meets Harry Tracey In Trenton
and on April IL he takes on George Chaney
in the National wind-up:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26
THE COMING CHAMP

Joe Rooms hopes to get away to winning
clever New York boy. in the Cambria vino
up on Friday evening. This will be 1; Meter
at the other clubs in this city has impressed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

Freddy Reese intends to continue active:
He exhibits in the Olympia wind-up AGAINST
Frankie Clark. Young Coster faces Joe Dor
sey in the third session In the other bouts
All Moore meets Jimmy Mason and Mike
Connors battles Kid Wolf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

Patsy wallace, the sensational little Ital-
ian warrior made such an Impression in; his
Cleveland debut that he has been siEncst to
meet Frankie Mason in Matt Hinkels spe-
ciai show in cleveland on April 4. Doc
Clutch says he expects TO have Wallace In a
wind-up in Hinkels May program.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

Bobby Doyle wants another meeting with
RattIInE Murray The fashy New York ny
weight, despite five battles with Murray Is
n after another chance to assert his class
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

Young Lawrence, the clown boxer. will
. attempt to fatten Eddie, Mullen. the Fort
the Cambria semiwind-up. Johnny Krause
also will be seen the NicetSWn t entry Ensagt
Al Werner VS. Charley O'Nell and Joe Lang
don vs. Frankie Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

The walsh-Lewis combination manages to
kaenf as stable active, Pal Moore's next
Start Start viii be against Willie Deyore ip Akron
on April 1. Joe Burman faces frankie Daley
Johnny Grifhths battles Jack Britton in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

JoIinny Mealy has overlooked The bis
chance that he has to reach the top on
Monday evening, when he battles Champlof
Mariager Bobby Gunnis has already prepared
for a twenty weeks vaudeville tour believing
MeaIy Will dethrone Kilbane. w, -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

MiddIeweights will, have the call at the
Atlantic City Sporting Club tomorrow night.
len SMITH and Frank Carhome VII @ De
tertaimers. The other bouts follow, Joe
Welsh VS. Young Hicks Al Moore Xs Jimmy
Wolfe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-26

vie' up on Friday evening. This will be Meters
first at h tfS fSs Cs0 sitV has IMPRESSED
Young Lawrence, the clown boxer. viii
attempt to hatten Eddie Mullen the Port
HseH@anHb the GSmbra "semiWind;H UP johnny Krause
also will be seen, the Nicetown entry nggt cngagtt
ing M WepneT SSpnny vs. Charley oSel and Joe Lang
don VS. frankie Smith.
MiddIeweixhts will. have the call at ,ra the
aSn Mas.ehmaEer sa HsrmsP FaSiSS,s %iDsSE;aD Sa
Meisa Mssen S4 and ISf HoSb9 Birman vs.. willie KID
Wolfe
johnny Mealy. has overloeked the big
MSnSay gssnnS fSfP Kfsaas II the oiSapa lsataTs s;
msaiy sfs { 'Mfh's VIII deihfohe Gaf Kii6sne! :" =,
sdS ns to %ndSp SSntgns asans sas
Frankie Clark. Young Coster faces Joe Dor
il the third session II the Other bGHts sIts
connoGs battles KID Wolf "'''
Patsy Wallace, the sensational little, Ital-
Gsysfns msst ffranEe fisn ssoS m e Ma
Clutch says he expects TO have Wallace In a
wind-up in Hinkers May program.
The Walsl-Lewis combination manages to
keep its stable active. Pal Moore's next
start will be against willie Deyore IN Akron
on April 1. Joe Burman faces Frantic Daley
in baltimore on Aprn 4. while on April 3
Johnny Grifhths battles Jack Britton IN
Peoria. Ill .,ss -
Bobby Doyle wants another meeting with
Battling Murray. The fashy New York ny
weight, despite five battles with Murray, Is
after another chance to assert his class.
Jack Russo has two fights booked. On
April he meets Harry Tracey In trenton
and on April 12 he takes on George Chaney
in the National wind-up:
Following his engagement with Freddy
Reese on Saturday night. Joey Fox VIII pc
gin to prepare for his meeting with Joe
Tiplitz at the Olympia on April 7. Artie
Root doubtless will be of the wind-up
boys at the Olympia on April IA.
|, Jimmy McCabe expects to entertain soon.
VA match with Bibby Kramer virtually has
| been clinched.. Following the Kramer match.
NrcCabe is going after a meeting with Brit
| ton.
Johnny ,Tillman and Irish Patsy Cline may
| be seen at a local club before the end OF
next month. Yesterday Manager Harry Her
/ Ia negOtiatiOnS
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 of died Boha
  by nativity His mother a French Ruguenot
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western, after an extended business trip to Pacific Coast cities.

western, after an extended business trip to Pacific Coast cities.
 Mrs. w. w. Council and daugh- ters Nancy and Mary were through passengers on the Northwestern to- cay for Cordova. Mrs. Council is the wife of Dr. Walter w. Council surgeon for the c. R. & N. w. R. R. at Cordova and is returning with her daughters from a lengthy visit to the South.
 Al. Winchell, the well known mine operator of the Interior was l passenger for Juneau on the Northwestern. MT. Winchell is re- turning from a sad mission, he hav- ing taken the body of his wife to California for burial. Mrs. Winchell lost her life on the Princess So- phia.
 M. F. Joyce of Jualin, who was Sergeant at Arms in the House of Representative during the last ses- sion of the Alaska Legislature is a Juneau visitor.
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MRS. SWANSON
 BADLY BURNED

Mrs A. Swanson of 9th. Street in the Casey-Shattuck Addition was badly burned this morning as a re- suit of a kerosene explosion. Mrs. Swanson was attempting to get a slow fire to burn in heating stove by adding kerosene. While hold ing the can over the blaze a viO- lent explosion took place. Mrs. Swanson's clothing took fire and the carpet and several articles of furniture began to blaze. The screams of the woman were heard by K. B. Martin, who was passing by. He rushed to her assistance and succeeded in getting the fire out by wrapping his coat about her and carrying her out in the yard. F. NJ. Morrow rushed to his as- sistance and together they put the fire out in the house and rescued the baby of the woman.
 Mrs. Swanson is in critical con dition at St. Ann's Hospital.
 Read The Empire want ads.
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RENE WDEFENSIvE ALLIANCE

NEW YORK, Oct 8.-The Uni versal Service in a cable says that Great Britain and Japan are about to renew their defensive alliance. The present treaty expires in 1921. A high diplomat in touch with the British foreign office says: "The utmost care will be taken to pro- vide specifically that under no con- ditions will Great Britain permit herself under this treaty to be drawn into a controversy with the United States.
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 did not get his moneys worth of baseball it was because he had bet too much loose change on the losing team. Everything that goes to make baseball bugs buggier was on tap good pitching, cratic pitching, heavy hitting, circus stops and catches. costly errors, lightning double plays daring base-running, pitcher knocked out of the box, plenty of runs, tying the score, Garrison finish in extra innings, ct cetera, ct cetera-and the outcome always in doubt. The White Sox and the Reds furnished thrills galore yesterday. There must have been thousands of heart failures in Cincinnati during that game.
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Read The Empire want ads.
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YESTERDAYS GAME

Following is the 0ox score of yes terday's game:
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die Collins sacrificed, Sallee to Dau- bert Weaver flied to Rousch. Jack son singled, scoring Collins. Felsch singled. Gandil drove to Kopf, fore ing out Felsch, Kopf to Rath One run, three hits, no errors.
 Cincinnati-Rath safe when Eddie dropped the ball. Daubert flied to Eddie. Groh famed Rousch out, Eddie to Risberg. No runs, no hits. one error
 Second Inning
 Chicago-Risberg out, Kopf to Dau- bert. Schalk flied to Neale. Cicotte out, Groh to Daubert No runs. no hits, no errors.
 Cincinnati-Duncan flied to Collins. Kopf singled but was caught steal ing, Schalk to Risberg. Neale fouled to Weaver. No runs, one hit, no CT TOTS.
 Third Inning
 Chicago-Collins singled Eddie singled. Weaver forced Eddie out, NOpl uHdoolotCu. NCaNCi AcASSNA Jackson out, Kopf to Rath. One run, three hits, no errors.
 Cincinnati-Wingo walked Sallee flied to Felsch. Rath forced WingQ out, Risberg to Eddie. Daubert out Cicotte to Gandil No runs, no hits no errors.
 Fourth Inning
 Chicago-Gandil flied to Neale Risberg fouled out to Daubert. Schais singled Cicotte flied to Rousch. Nc runs, one hit, no errors.
 Cincinnati-Groh out, Eddie tc GandN. Rousch out, Eddie to Gan iil. Duncan out, Weaver to Gandil
 No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Fifth Inning Chicago-John Collins flied tt Neale. Eddie singled Weaver reached first on Groh's dropped ball Jackson reached first on Rath's CT TOT. Felsch singled, scoring Eddie md Weaver Fisher replaces Sallca Gandil out, Fisher to Daubert. Ris berg famed Two runs. two hits. twt errors.
 Cincinnati-Kopf flied to Jackson Neale singled. Wingo walked. Reu 'her. pinch-hitting for Fisher, foule, out to Weaver. Rath out, Weave to Gandil Luque now pitching fo Cincinnati. No runs, one hit, no CT | TOTS.
 Sixth Inning Chicago-Schalk flied to Duncan | Cicotte famed John Collins dou bled Eddie famed. Wingo droppe' the ball and nipped Eddie at first No runs. one hit. no errors. Cincinnati i-Daubert famed. Grol doubled Rousch out, Cicotte to Gan dil. Duncan singled, scoring Grof Kopf forced Duncan out. Eddie [ Risberg. One run, two hits, no el TOTS.
 | Seventh Inning Chicago-Weaver famed. Jackso out, Rath to Daubert Felsch famed | No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Cincinnati-Neale famed. Wing walked. Luque famed. Rath s'i fled Daubert out. Eddie to Gandi No runs, one hit, no errors.
 Eighes Inning |. Chicago-Gandil flied to Kop
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TAKES
 ANOTHER GAME
 FROM CIN|NNAT|

(Continued from Page One)
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Personal Mention

Miss Jane McNally, formerly of Jul neau. but now employed by the Alas ka Railroad Commission, visited Jul neau friends today while the North western was in port. Miss McNally IS returning to Seward after a visit n Seattle.
 Alvah Flames, chief clerk of R. R Mail Service, was a passenger or the Northwestern on his way to Cor dova.
 Rev B. E. Carter, Mrs. Carter and their son, Delmore, are aboard the Northwestern on their way to Sew ard Rev Carter will take the pull pit of the Methodist church there.
 Rev. Greening and Mrs. Greening and their daughter Margaret arrived on the Northwestern today. Rev Greening will take Rev. McQueen's place as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church of this city. The family will occupy the Methodist parsonage.
 Mr and Mrs. H. c. Wick of Peters burg are at the Gastineau hotel. MT Wick was formerly United States Deputy Marshal at Petersburg and is now associated with Henry Roden Of this city.
 G. H. Liljestrom of Seattle, well known mining man, is staying at the Gastineau He will look over his mining interests oyer this vicinity
 Ludwick Nelson will leave shor. ly for Seattle to enter his brothers employ. Jorgen Nelson, who has 8 large iewelry establishment there.
 F. c. Norris arrived this morning on the Northwestern. He will take Ludwig Nelson's place at the Simp son & Wright jewelry store. Mir. E. NJ. Murphy, who represents the Westinghouse Electrical Com pany, will leave for Chichagof to morrow
 w. R. Thomas of Wenatchee, is { guest at the Gastineau. w. s. Pullen returned from busi ness trip to Ketchikan this morning Dr. Kaser returned this mornins on the Northwestern.
 Earle C. Hunter, formerly post master is in town having some den tai work done. MT. Hunter ha been employed this summer as cap tain of the steamer Whitewings be longing to the Alaska Fish Saltin, and By-Products Go. of Killisnoo He will return to Killisnoo shortly H. Berger arrived on the North western this morning to be em ployed with the E. S. Hewitt Co He will act as service man in tn Northern territory for the company MT. Berger was for several year with the Burroughs Company a Spokane. Wash.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. Kildall of Pet ersburg are Juneau visitors. The, are stayins at the Gastineau. J. NJ. Lysnes of Aux Harbor i a guest at the Gastineau. R. E. Reynolds of Funter Bay in Juneau on business troip. Fl
 is registered at the Gastineau. | c. B. Dawson, treasurer for tn
 Deep Sea Salvage Company arrive, this morning on the Northwestern | H. H. Folsom. City Attorney. re lturLed this morning on the North
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AMERICAN NAVY AHEAD

LONDON, Oct. 8.-Von Tirpitz declares the balance of sea power now rests almost entirely with the American navy. He says the Ger man navy was built originally to fight France as it was supposed that the war with France would be a sea battle. He does not believe Germany can rise to greatness as a republic: she lacks too many of the qualities needed to make republic success. Tirpitz flatly denies all stories of Der Tag" being given as a toast at a German naval off cers' mess. He ascribes the origin of the story to a British First Lord of the Admiralty.
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ummary-Three-b hits, NeaIe. Two-base hits, Groh, Duncan, Reu- ther, Weaver 2, Felsch. Stolen bases, Liebold and Daubert. Double plays, Risberg to Eddie Collins to Gandil. Jackson to Schalk, Rousch to Rath. Rousch to Groh, Kopf to Rath Hit by pitched ball Rousch, by Kerr Bases on balls, off Kerr 1, off Reu- ther 3, off Ring 3. Struck out, by Kerr 2, by Ring 2. Hits. Off Reu- ther 6. off Ring 4. Left on bases, Chicago 6, Cincinnati 6,
 SideIights of the Game Weaver was the batting king yes terday.
 The Reds have played errorless ball the past two games.
 Eddie Rousch, with seven putouts and two assists, had another spark ling day in center field.
 Jackson was doubled up twice on caught fiies-once in the eighth and again in the tenth Looks like care less work
 Gleason may have been "sick at heart" Monday night, but last night he was reported as having made 8 surprising recovery.
 Ring is officially charged with the loss of the game, the score being four to three in his favor when he re lieyed Reuther in the sixth Dutch is the unofficial goat just the same. nld rat;abla E,dua rd ColI;ps {. ,or tainly there with the goods He han dled nine chances perfectly He has not yet found his batting eye though he scored Risberg on sacrifice fl, In the fifth.
 Kerr did not start out like { house afire, and if Cincy's pitcher. had held out the youngster woult have been obliged to take the shor end of the score. He grew stronger as the game progressed and showed his gameness clear through.
 No question about the White So, having the edge on the Reds yester day They measured right up t, preseason dope. and showed thei reputed powerful punch for really tn, ' first time during the series Reuthe and his pals probably suffered iron over-confdence. With four-rul lead they figured 1t was all over ey cept the celebration, and woke up to- late.
 thrilling battle on Redland Field wh
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Rousch dropped Risberg's fly but nabbed him at second on quick throw to Rath. Schalk out, Kopf to Daubert. No runs, no hits, no errors Cincinnati-Groh flied to Jackson Rousch out, Eddie to Gandil. Dun can out, Risberg to Gandil. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Ninth Inning
 Chicago-Cicotte famed. Collins flied to Rousch. Eddie out, Rath to TOTS.