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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
iPICSKINS THUD
HEARD in DIXIE
Collegiate Season Opens Fri
day Week With Clemson
Opposing ErSkine.
LAST GAME ON DEC.

With the close OF tho baseball
season at hand, football tryouts are
In full swing In the south today,
with al least $500 candidates strlv.
Inc 10 qualify for varsity orldIron
elevens and as many more going In
for the academy teams.
The coming year gives promise OF
being just as successful, II not more so,
than last year, with additional impor.
tant games scheduled and annual fea-
ture games between certain institu-
lions undisturbed,
The Dixie schedule will open Friday,
Sept. "a, when Clemson plays Erskine
at Clemson, s. G. II will reach it's
climax on Thanksgiving day and close
later than usual. with a game between
University of Michigan and Tulane
university at New Orleans ON Dec, 4.
Schedules have been heightened by
some OF the teams for an additional
game or two more than played last
year. Upwards OF 800 contests between
university and college teams are listed
with equally AS many academic games.
The seasons play will bring -four
southern teams against the big teams
OF the east. University OF North Car
DINA meets Yale at New Haven; WASH
ington and Lee viii tackle Princeton at
Princetoni Virginia Military Institute
haNHN WIN OhiNNItitN VI rum
sylvania AT Philadelphia. and virginia
VIII battle with Harvard at Cambridge,
Mass,
intersectlcnai Games.
southern teams have a number OF
other contests with northern institu-
lions, including Mississippi A. and NJ
vs. Indiana al Bloomington; North
Carolina state VS., Georgetown nj
Washington; V, !. I. VS. Rutgers az
New Brunswick n. j.; Georgia Tech VS.
Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh; Virginia VS.
Johns Hopkins at Baltimore; North
Carolina state W., Pennsylvania state
at state College, Pa; Virginia vs.. Rut
gers Mt Now Brunswick; South Carolina
VS., Navy at Annapolis; V. j. !. vs..
Center at Louisville; Maryville VS., Ken
lucky at Lexington, KY. Tulane vs..
Michigan at Ann Arbor, Mich, and
washington and Lee VS. West Virginia
at Charleston.
Several northern teams will invade
the south. Michigan, for instance,
plays Tulane mt New orleans, One OF
the biggest games scheduled Is Center
VS.. Georgia Tech at Atlanta.
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TRADING ON CHANGE
SUSPENDED FOR DAY
Wall Street Explosion Par
alyzes All Business in Fl
nancial Circles.

New York. Sept, f6.--Trading in all
OF the various exchanges In the financial
district was suspended this afternoon on
account OF the Morgan bank explosion.
All the members OF the cotton exchange
fled from the building.
The following announcement is made
at the stock exchange:
"rhe stock clearing corporation di-
reefs that there win be no clearing sheet
tonight Notice regarding day clearing
branch operations will be issued later in
the day-H. S. Martin, assistant secre-
tary."
After suspending trading in stocks for
the day, the governing committee OF the
exchange ordered that all deliveries OF
securities be deferred until Monday ex-
cept by mutual consent. The commit
tee called another meeting for later in
the day TO take further measures in con-
nection with the effect OF the explosion
on trading.
At 1918 O'Clock the board of governors
OF the New York Stock Exchange or
dered the exchange closed. The explo-
sion occurred during the noon lunch
hour. when Wall and Broad streets were
dense with hurrying clerks and stenog-
raphers who were thrown into panic.
All windows in the financial district
were smashed to atoms. Fifteen
minutes after the explosion occurred
eight people were reported killed and
fifty injured
Trading on the stock exchange was
suspended. An enormous crowd surged
around and the police reserves were
called to clear the way for ambulance
men.
Closed for Day.
At 1913 the report that the stock ex-
chunge had closed for the day was con-
flrmed. The board of governors ordered
the closing two minutes after the ex-
plosion occurred.
Great excitement prevailed in the
financial district and police reserves
We're rushed 10 the scene. Crowds were
kept back and II was difficult to see
whether the blow-up occurred in Nor
gan's or the stock exchange. Several
persons were seen lying injured on the
sidewalk.
Building Shattered.
Newspaper men counted eight bodies
on the street and the bodies of several
horses The Morgan building appeared
shambles and part OF the front OF the
sub-treasury across the street was torn
away, The forty-story Equitable build
ing was rocked by the explosion, aswas
all OF lower Manhattan.
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DESCHANEL RESOLVES TO
RESIGN ACCOUNT ILLNESS
President of France to Follow
Physicians Advice-Seems
Relieved.

Paris, Sept. 16-President Deschaners
resolve TO resign from Office. which he
Is expected to announce TO Premier MIL
lorand today, was reached upon the ad-
vice OF his physician, according to the
Echo de Paris. Tho president reached
decision in the matter several days
ago and since that time has seemed TO
be much relieved over the prospect OF
release from the burdens of public
life. He rambled through Rambouillet
park with his wife and children yes
terday. the newspaper says, and the
fact that he Is soon to return to private
life seems to have given him renewed
hope and confidence.
"The latest chapter in the life Of M.
Deschanel" says the newspaper. reads
Ike an act from Shakespearean
drama. A few mornings ago he was
found walking toward a lake In the park
where his valet was fishing and Il
seemed that he was drawn toward the
water by some systerious force. He was
led back to his apartments and physi-
clans were hastily summoned, but they
found no serious symptoms had made
their appearance"
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M'SWINEY PASSES
VERY RESTLESS NIGHT
Thirty Fifth Day of Fast
Finds Lord Mayor of Cork
Much Weaker.

London, Sept. difference MacSwi-
ney. lord mayor OF Cork, who today
began the thirty-ffth day OF his hun
ger strike, was much weaker this
morning after spending a bad night,
according to the report to the home
office from the physicians at BriXton
prison, where the lord mayor Is incar-
cerated. The physicians stated Mac
Swiney had enjoyed less rest than for
several nights previously.
1.-THE lord mayor" said the morning
bulletin issued by the Irish Self-Deter-
mination league, passed very bad
night indeed and was very weak and
wornout this morning"
Friends who visited MacSwlney at
noon said he had spent a very bad
night. He was very weak and COM
pletely WORKOUT.
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FLYNN TO PROBE
IN. Y. EXPLOSION
Federal Authorities to Make
Investigation, Department
of Justice Announces.
CHIEF LEAVES FOR SCENE

Washington, Sept. 16,--Federal au-
thorities will make an investigation OF
the explosion today in New York, the
department of justice announced. Will
liam j. Flynn, chief OF the bureau OF
investigation, was expected to leave for
New York during the day.
Atty. Gen. Palmer said reports TO his
Office from agents in New York were
meager.
ONE OF SERIES ouTRAoEs.
Chicago, Sept. 16.--Alien o. Myer,
chief Investigator In New York for
the w, j. Burns National Detective
agency, declared here today that
the, explosion that wrecked the
banking offices OF J. p. Morgan
Co. In New York was the opening
outrage OF a contemplated reign OF
terror the country over.
As late as two weeks ago, Myer
said, his firm had sent letters to all
Its clients IN the east warning them
OF an Impending reign Of terror by
communists and bolshevlks.
Myer also declared that the reds
have promulgated an intrigue to tie UP
every railroad and every steel mill In
the country before snow flies.
Myer Is here to appear before the
grand jury in connection with the al
legged "Nicky" Arnstein bond swindle,
involving u Chicago broker
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COX SQUELCHES
LEAGUE HECKLER
FAmeriCa First" Like Kaiser's
Germany First" Means
Being Armed to Teeth.
FREED is "GoD FIRST"
ravors Repeal War Laws.
Pledges Defense Constitu-
ton in Speech in Nevada.

En- Route With Gov. Cox, Elko, New,
ept. 16.-G. N. S.)-Fully prepared ia
&ske a definite stand on the Japanese
dtstion when he enters California to-
blight, Gov. James NJ. Cox was today
speeding across Nevada. convinced that
The Mormon church lie solidly behind
he league OF nations, and that he will
Parry the state of Utah In the Novem-
Peg elections. The governors first
$pe1eh in the sage brush state was
delivered here early this morning i'm
tnediately after the California reception
Committee had come aboard to greet
|him Other addresses win be made at
Nvinnemucca. Lovelock and Sparks,
with the main speech OF the day at
Iaeno this evening. The governor re-
yards the meeting at Salt Lake last
blight as the greatest thus far in the
campaign.
N 1T was the most wonderful assem-
Iblage l have ever seem" he said fol-
powing the dismissal OF the audience,
which packed the Mormon tabernacle
DO capacity.
Many times during his speech, in
|every issue thus far raised in the cam
|paign, interest was intense. but prob
|Rbly the most dramatic moment came
|when Gov. Cox was interrupted while
speaking of Senator Harding's position
|wth regard to the league of nations.
"Where does Senator Harding
stand on the league? Does anyone
In this audience know" exclaimed
the governor.
"AmerIca first, that's where
Harding stands" someone yelled.
"AmerIca first" repeated the
governor. "What was the slogan
OF Germany? Deutschland uber
allies was It not? You are sing
Ing the song the kaiser sang
when the world rose up and struck
him down. II that is to be Amer
Iea's slogan, II America Is to stand
Isolated from the world, she must
arm to the teeth, she must always
i be prepared for war"
y How about 1t, my friend?" the gov
'ernor asked when the hubbub had sub
sided.
Hes lost his voice." the crowd
yelled when the heckler failed to re-
spond. Then Gov. Cox added:
my creed is the Lord God Almighty
first"
For fully a minute the meeting was
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WORLD RECORD BROKEN

Syracuse, n. Y, Sept, 16.-One world
record was broken and another equaled
at the Grand Circuit meeting here yes
for double gated horses when he paced
a mile in 2;02 1-2, breaking the world
record held by Harvester at 206 Ia
for the trot and 2:04 IA for the pace.
Prince Loree's mark for the trot is
1908 IA Prince Loree is owned by
Capt. David Shaw, Of Cleveland, and
was driven in yesterdays exhibition by
Michael McDevitt
Tramp Safe equaled the world record
for 3-year- old pacing colts Of 2:O4 Ia
in the 2;13 class pacing event. General
Todd first established the mark seven
years ago. The time equaled the fast
est heat at the Syracuse meeting, made
by Peter Manning in the first heat OF
the Empire State stake The time OF
the three heats was the fastest OF the
Syracuse meeting.
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BR0USSARD LEADS RACE
In Louisiana for U. S. Senate
Returns Incomplete.

New Orleans. Sept i6.-Edwin s.
Broussard. Of New iberia. was leading
early today In the race for the United
States senate as a result Of Tuesday,
democratic primary, according 70 figures
published In the Times Pi-cayune.
Congressman Jared Y. Sanders, OF
Bogalusa. however. was but about b.oo'
behind with = large number ~ precincts
unheard from Campaign managers OF
both candidates continued 20 claim VIC
tory.
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DIDN'T VIOLATE RULES
s. o. s. Call Not Regarded as
Confidential.

Pennington, Con. Sept 16--David L..
Moore. a radio operator here who
caught IA call for assistance telling Of
the plight OF the crew OF tho submarine
SIS recently. has been informed by the
bureau OF navigation that he did not
violate the spirit of any wireless regula-
tion.
The letter Informed him that the s. q.
S. call was sent broadcast and was not
n confidential government message. MIR.
Moore, therefore. did no wrong in in-
forming the Hartford Cournnt Of the calf
The contents OF the message made
available to the Associated I'ress first
brought TO the public notice the re-
markable experiences Of the submarines
crew and their rescue after nearly two
days submerslon,
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ST. PAUL SETS RECORDS

Kansas city Mo. Sept ls.--By win
ming four Of the remaining eighteen
games the 81. Paul club tvo-tline
American association champions. viii
set a new record In the American aHHo-
citation for the greatest number Of
games won In n season. The present
high mark Of 1917 games was set by
Minneapolis IN 1911. The Saints TO date
have won i0t games. BY scoring nfty-
seven runs In Four consecutive games
against the Kansas City Blues. the
Saitns hold the seasons record IN that
respect
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QUIT TOBACCO
So Easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar or Chewing habit.

NoTo-Iiao has helped thousands 10
break tho costly. -sbattering to-
bacco habit Whenever you have a long
Inc for a smoke or chew. Just place a
harmless MOTTO Bao tablet In your
mouth instead. All desire stops. Shortly
the habit ia completely broken. and you
are better on mentally, physically.
financially. It's 80 easy. 80 simple. Oct
box Of MOTTO Bac and II II doesn't
release you from all craving for to-
bncco In any form. your druggist will
refund your money without question.
No-To- Bac In made by the owners Of
Cnscarets. therefore IL thoroughly re-
luble.--tAdv)
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FAILED To BAG A BIRD

Billings, Mont, Sept 16.-Lieut. Col
Theodore Roosevelt failed to bag a
bird in Montana territory over which
his famous father hunted successfully
several years ago. mot a single covey
was sighted" he said, after hours Of
fruitless search,
Col. Roosevelt left here today for
Hardin. Mont, after speaking before
two large audiences yesterday. His adj
dresses were devoted chiefly to criti-
cism OF the league of nations.
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DAVIS TEAM IS PICKED

New York, sept, i6.--Final officlal an
nouncement OF It's selections for the
American tennis team 10 participate IN
the Davis cup matches In Auckland,
Now Zealand. In December, was made
Inst night by tho United States Lawn
Tennis association, through George t.
Adee. former president, and q member
o. the Davis cup team committee. VIII
liam r, Tilden H.. worlds singles
champion, William NJ. Johnston, II. N.
Williams H., and Samuel Hardy. cap
tain, comprise tho team.
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PROTECT YOUR CHlLD-ANp
OTHERS

The beginning OF school brings
coughs and colds TO many children.
At the first sign Of a cold Il IL well 20
give u child dose OF Foley's Honey
cough medicine Mrs. j. u, Pluiimers.
2aG Autumn street. Passalc, NJ j..
writes; "Foley's Honey and Tar GER
tainly IN the best cough and cold rem,
edy I ever tried for my little boy"
children like i, Good for coughs
yor ana asthma, 10 Anderson, drug
glst, Chattanooga, Tenn Adv)
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VIRGINIA SERIES EVEN

Norfolk. Va, Sept i8,--In the third
game OF tho Virginia league series
Portsmouth defeated Richmond on the
formers grounds yesterday by the score
OF 8 to :. This gives Richmond and
Portsmouth an oven break thus far, the
first game having been a tie and Rich
mond winning Tuesdays game by the
score OF 2 to 1, Richmond used two
pitchers, Shulz and Harris, but failed
to stop Portsmouth sluggers. Today'u
game viii be played In Richmond.
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FIX HARDING'S DATES
Baltimore Campaign Speech
Set for Sept. %.

New York Sept. Ex-senator Hard
ing's campaign speech in Baltimore was
fixed for Sept. 81 by his itinerary mana
gers today. On Sept. 2S the republican
nominee is to speak in Wheeling, w. Va,
and the following day In Ashland, Ky.
Tho senator's New York visit has been
tentatively scheduled for Oct % or rs.
though arrangements for the leasing Of
Madison Square Garden. where he Is
10 make his main speech, are still pend
ing. II was Ntated at republican ma
tionai headquarters here today That
Elhu Root and Charles Evans Hughes
would speak at the same meeting II the
tentative date proves feasible.
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SILL ON RETREAT

ConstantInople, Sept, LITTLE anti
bolshevlk revolution In the Baku region
IN the Caucasus is reported TO be gain
ing strength. The Russians Cwho re-
Gently admitted the evacuation OF
Baku) are said 70 he still in retreat.
The proposed Greek offensive against
the Turkish natlonnlists appears to have
been definitely held mp, In order that
tho sultan's government may seek 10 ar
range a compromise with these national
lists
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TACCART SLATED FOR
SLAUGHTER BY DRYS
Indiana Democrats Name APP
pears in List of Those to
Be Fought.

Washington, Sept. 16, --Oficials Of
the antisaloon league In conference
here today made public a partial list
Of candidates for congress against
whom they viii wage battle because OF
the candidates position on prohibition.
Wayne y. Wheeler. general counsel
for the league, in announcing the list
declared the leagues policy TO be that
every candidate recorded as not favor
able to rigid enforcement would be
fought ITO the finish"
Thomas Taggart, democrat. who Ia
opposing Senator Watson, republican,
in Indiana, was among those named.
Mr. Wheeler declared II was 'qmrera-
tive" 10 defeat Taggart and re-elect
Watson
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BEAT VARDON AND RAY

columbus, o., Sept, l6-George Sar-
geant, professional AZ the scioto Coun-
try club. and Mike Brady of the Oak
land Hills club, OF Detroit, defeated
the British golfers, Harry Vardon and
Ted Ray. here yesterday afternoon up
and 70 MAY The eighteen hole match
was played over the course OF the Scioto
Country club,
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HERRERO WILL NOT
RETURN TO MEXICO CITY
Alleged Slayer of President
Carranza Living in State
of Puebla,

Mexico City Sept 16.-Rodolfo Her
zero, commander OF the troops who
killed the late President Carranza, and
who has been ordered placed under
arrest by the government, has notified
the war department that he will not
return to this city from Zaragoza, state
of Puebla. where he is living at pres
ent. He says he was In Mexico City
for two months without being molested
and declares charges should have been
brought against him at that time.
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HOW ONE WOMAN WAS HELPED

wr Atesea Tf have been cen" troubled with
weak kidneys for two years. took
Foley Kidney Pills and they helped me
fine. l rest fine all night and now
have no trouble with my Kidneys
When the kidneys do not properly do
their work. acids and poisons left in the
system cause weak and lame back,
dizziness, putfiness under eyes, swollen
ankles and joints, aches, pains, soreness
and rheumatic pains. Foley Kidney
Pills have given relief TO thousands Of
men and women. 10 Anderson. drug
gist. Chattanooga Tenn.--(AdV)
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CAMPBELL LOOKS GOOD

NAshVIIIe, Sept. Ib,--(NpcCiRII --Ilee
Campbell may be another Buck Hatcher
with his toe on tho University OF Ten
nessee eleven this year. He Ia making
here Joe Evans II also back, weighing
twenty pounds more, and as hard Ms a
brick. having worked In the west TO
condition himself.
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HlNKLESClSD
qs'!|II77DAPsULEs

scientific remedy that found its ORR
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physician. You have no time to delay
treatment. Begin at once, for with
chronic kidney or bladder trouble you
suffer for life. These capsules are
thoroughly dependable and are very
effective for men in the cure of catar-
rhal conditions of the urinary organs.
Get them at your druggists and If you
are not perfectly satisfied after taking
a box, tell him so and he will refund
you the S1.25 you paid, That is our
guarantee. II he hasn't them, write us.
Hinkle Capsule Co, Inc. Mayfeld, Ky.
-(AdV)
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RAIN STOPS GAME in
NINTH; SCORE 3 and 3

After Townsends single to right In
tho ninth had knotted the count three
all. the Lookouts Allied the bases yes
to-day afternoon with none out only
to have Fowlkes relieve Wolfe and re-
tire the side without further damage
Rain then broke M the festivities leav-
ing tho battle "A tie The box score;
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YELLOWHORSE SOLD TO
PITTSBURGH PIRATES

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 16.-Sale of
Pitcher Moses Yellowhorse to Pittsburgh
was announced by the Little Rock CLUB
of the Southern association last night.
Yelowhorse, n FLOODED Pawnee In
dian, is but 10 years old, and II is said
never had seen professional baseball
game until he Joined the local club last
spring. He has been the pitching SEN
sption of the Southern association. hav-
ing won twenty-one games and lost
cayan
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License NnmberOf
Bomb Car Found
Machine Believed by Author
tiles to Have Been From
New Jersey.

Trenton, n. j., Sept is,-License
number 2A24e New Jersey, said to have
been on car wrecked in front OF tho
Morgan building, was taken out by
Durham Beedon. OF Ill South Third
street, South Orange. N. j.
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COLUMBIA TAKES LEAD

Tampa, Fla, Sept. i6.--The Columbia
South Atlantic team defeated the
Tampa Florida league club 10 2 in a
hard fought battle yesterday In the third
game Of the series for the southeastern
championship. The score stands TO j
In favor Of Columbia. Score:
Innings i234b Is D-R.H. T..
Columbia .....1 0 o q o q ! o I 10 o
Tampa ......0 q o o. q
Batteries-JohnFon and wendell.
Watts and Nance
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MEDITATION CIGARS

The best smoke on the market, as
all smokers will agree. Try them for
real satisfactory smoke. At all deal
ers. Chaney-Scott Cigar Co., distribu-
tors.-(Adv)
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MASON DEFEATS RYAN

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. is.-Frank G.
Mason. Of Fort Wayne. American fly
weight champion. won shade over
Tommy Ryan. Of McKeespdrt in a
lively ten-round bout a. McKeesport
last night
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Louisville Columbus, rain.
Milwaukee, So Minneapolis, -
st. Paul. 1913: Kansas City, II.
Others not scheduled.
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STECHER DRAWS POLE

Montreal Sept. is.--Joe stecher.
American wrestling champion, and
wiadek ZbysEko Of Poland, wnt ~ n
draw IN a two-hour match here last
night.
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IF YOUR KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER ARE
TROUBLING YOU

II you have burning sensations, mu-
cous discharges, pains in back, scanty
or frequent urine, feel restless, cannot
sleep, feel depressed in spirits, take at
once
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Summary: stolen base--McIsarry,
Sacrifice hlts--Foreman, Townsend, Col-
lenhcrgcr. Two base hits---Ficdler
Noel, Trierson, Double play--Bratchl 70
Gleason. Innings pitched-By. Wolfe 3
with hits, runs; none out, bases hsll
when relieved Bases on bnlls--On
Wolfe, +; off Noel. 2 struck out--Ry
Wolfe, 4, by Noel 2, Balk---Noel Passed
hall--Townsend Thme--l;io, Umplrcs
Williams and clifford.