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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
HALT COURT PROCEEDINGS
.C0DE AMENDMENT CAUSES
s. CONFUSION AS TO JURYMEM
Judge Richnrdsun Continues All Cases
Until Neat Term nnd Others
do

Jurors were disc,harssd FOL, the tern,
Ss,sterday IN the Hustinss Court; and
until the March term az court convcnes
after Judge ID I. richardson ruled
Ina, tri"i by nry empansied after
commissioners was Illegal
Action OF Judge Richardson was
taken on The assumption that the new
recently ratified by The General AS
sembly and calling FOR the selection
Of jury ranels by jury commissioners
appointed by the cour, WAS effective
brought before the court yesterday
mcrninE Wien A ~. me, BENJAMIN
OF case which wAs called. and called
the attention OF The court TO he new
statute as one OF me reasons tor his
poin; was We'll out and continued ali
OF the cases Tor the term until next
month.
Has Different View.
Judge Ernest II Wells, OF Hastings
Cour; Far; II. stated last night that
10 crim,na rass R' rec 60 app pow o1I ny
said thar he would confer with Com
monwea'th's Ai;orncy Charles l.. PaEc.
and announce his decision on this point
today when Sevcra! criminal cases
come before his court FOX trial Judge
Wells said that ne did no, personally
helieNe the IA" appiies 10 cases at
Fart and TT were rmpaneled on
February y and il IS held that the
anne ndmen; 20 the Virgins Code which
concerns the appointment % jury COM
missionerS to select jUrieS was enacted
on January %. II is aimed by some
that tho law was in force from its
enactment and Judge Richardson acted
under this assumption is continuing
jury trials until neS- month
Comm Is Sinm"rs Named.
Judge Beverly #. Crump. or tho Law
and Equity Court said last night that
he did not think the new law would
affect his courts present session.
Jurors for the term were selected by
him on January 20. one day after the
amendment WAS enacted. He stated
yesterday that he would not continue
cases in the Law and Equity Court
unless some OF the attorneys practicinE
before the court objected and called
for continuance
Jurors in tn. City Circuit Court
were selected on January -. and no
matter how the measure is interpreted
II will not affect the court The Chan
Gerry Court will not be affected, il is
declared
Opinions differ concerning when the
new amendment goes into effect but
according To law. two jury commits
sioners were appointed in each OF the
courts the first OF the month They
VIII begin their duties with the next
term or each OF the courts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
MANY OWN AUTOS. BUT
PAY NO INCOME TAX
Figures Compiled for General Assem-
bly, Show Every 1Nenty-Fifth Per-
AOn Ia state POSsesscs q Chr

sOn In state PoSsesscs . Chr
In the ncighborhood OF $4,000 per-
sons own and operate automobiles in
the state of Virginia, either for bust
ness or pleasure. who pay no income
tax whatever. according to official fig
ures compiled for the Information of
the Finance Committee OF the Cen
1871.
These figures place the present
population OF Virginia at o,5OQ. 900.
while there are licensed TO operate in
the Old Dominion $500 motor We
hicles. or one automobile or motor
cycle for each twenty five persons
The number Of persons in the state
VINO made returns OF incomes of $4,000
or more per year Was 5li9 in 1919
winch would indicate that 9l,45l own
and operate motor cars whose incomes
are less than $4,000 "a year. according
10 thelr sworn statements TO the com
mlSSionerS OF the revenue.
( The total number OF persons who
returned any income for taxation last
year was l7.Sl?, indicating that 1871
persons in Virginia own and operate
motor cars on incomes OF less than
S2,OOo per annum. If they are married
or less than $1,000 per annum If un-
married according 10 sworn state
ments made by them to State officials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
BIBLE CLASSES WILL MEET
Wesleyan Federation to re Entertaine
nj Park Place VI. L.. Church
Tonight.

Members Of the Wesleyan Federation
OF Adult Bible Glasses OF Richm nd
Will be entertained tonight. beginning
al S:l5. in the lecture room OF Pari.
Place Methodist Church.
Ihcre will be musical program
and short talks by number OF MIN
listers and layncn. These include ]. y.
liillnan. who Will speak On THE Or
sanizcd Class: Rev Roscoe White on
Welcome': Asa Johnson. on Prayer"
Campbell. on The Training school"
The program will be followed BY n
social hour and refres hmcnts.
y display OF the work done by mem
ocrs OF the officers and teachers train
Ing class or Park Place Methods,
church is NOW on exhibition in the
hibit VIII remain until February -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
OFFICERS MEET TONIGHT.
NEW MILITARY ASSOCIATION
NOW HAS 112 MEMBERS
Purposes OF Organization VIII he Set
Forth and Social Affair
Arranged.

.Americ Officers OF the Great War
an association organized here not long
ago, will hold 4 special meeting at $40
O'Clock tonight 1T the University Club.
Purposes OF tho organization will be
set forth and to arrange for social
gathering of the association.
All officers holding commissions dur
ing the war. whether naval. marine,
regular. temporary. provisional. Ma
tional Army or National Guard officers.
are included in the organization, but
these only are eligible.
Purpose of the organization. as an
nounccd by officials. is to foster Amer
icanism and to uphold the Constitu-
tion of the United States.
Charter members OF the organization
here include lie former officers in the
world war, as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
M0TORMAN is RELEASED
Court Frees Nan Operating Car W-birt
Ran Over 2-Yenr-
Old nov

r. G. Bcasiey. motorman OF the
one, man car which struck Buchanan
Ntckman. 22 months old. in front OF
Monday evening. causing the child
death. was dismissed in Police Court
Yesterday morning OF the charge OF
involuntary mansiaughtcr
Ndon Morgan. colorcd. driver o, tho
autom obilc truck which caused the
4eath Of Raymond Huckstep. s. in
seventh Street, several days ago. was
also dismissed when arraigncd on tho
charge of involuntary manslauEhter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
Hold Rehear.a, Tonight.

Regular rehearsal OF the Richmond
Community Chorus will take place to-
night ~ john Marshall High School at
SIZE Shepherd Webb. orsanist Of
First BAPTIST Church. and also Of Beth
Ahabah Temple. will be at the piano
Tor the frs; time since he became
iii OF N influenza, about three weeks ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
Plan Lincoln Ce,ebratio,

Joint birthday celebrations OF Abra :
nam Lincoln and Frederick Douglas.
North Fifth Street Baptist Church col
ored. under the auspices OF the Rich
mond Auxiliary of the National As
sociation for the Advancement of Coll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
PEARSON Macon, I, n,

j. NJ. Macon, Familiarity known as
parson Macon" is at Virginia Hos
pital in q critical condition. physicians
stating that he may not recover. He
is nearly 30 years old. and his condi-
tion Is said to he due TO a general
physical breakdown. "Parson Macon
has been marriage commissioner at
the City Hall for nearly score OF
OF hundreds during that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
AD MEN WILL BANQUET
Z. Lyei Cunts to Address Richmond
'iun f"m0rrOw-Dr. j. IT,
EeiEer Also ON IfroK-rnn,

r.. i-YeIl Cunts, vice prcsidcnt Of thc
southern states division OF the Asan,
Cisted Advertising Clubs Of the Worra
VIII be the principal speaker tomor.
TOW at Inc midday luncheon OF IN,
Richmond Advertisers Club al ~,
business Mems Club
=, pr. j. r. Gciger. OF william and Mar,
S.l;,oi'egt, "tif also deliver a lecture or
Cheney" Bee. use OF The length Of tn,
program the time OF the meeting ha.
-heen changed and luncheon will b,
served at the club at Pas .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12

3gt! MemberS OF the American E'Iyinr
Club OF Virginia will give a smoker
tonight at Wes.morcland Club AT S:3o
o'clock. Tho meeting is open 10 ali
termer army and navy pilots. r.. Don.
old Cameron ~ president OF The or.
EAnization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
Supp~r I. Arranged.

The Ladies Guild of Grace Episco-
pal church. Will have a Pure Food"
Suphcr in the Sunday school room on
Friday evening at I o'clock Mrs Egg
bert Leigh is the president Of the
suild.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12

Because OF the creation OF an additional
once once OF CAPTAIN in the traffic division OF
me Police Department.. Lisutenan, c. r.
Samuels has been promoted 10 that rank
sie appointment came through Chict
Shcrry; announGement OF which was made
BY Colonel William NJ. Myers. Director of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
meg. pre,idcnt az th. Dichmnnd

MIX Producers. Association. has caIIed a
WWenti5nG for oMonday, night at Murphy's
election Of officers Will take place Mr.
barnes who IL the member OF the House
OF Delegates from Henrico County will
"a Take E. uG; ,r With the members the welcome
tion which will open It's convention here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12

George, harrington. Wesley Wright:
sssaeser Dr. GSc-se wa Msbsnie Fos sns
Hcn-y + Fer-elI were elected new mem
ocrs OF the board OF directors for The Busi-
TesS Mems Club. at tho meeting held in
thc Busincss Mems Club Yesterday after
taken into the club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12

Mrs, Ethel Cow,ins. g. vas severely
burned YESTERDAY morning when her cloth
LIE caught fre from crate in her home.
Seso East Grace Street. She was taken to
that her condition Is iavora bic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12

NanE Of the members OF tho Virginia
House and Senate. high in the ranks Of the
order. are expected TO attend the meeting
g r.: .,, tonight night a, eclock in The I. O. o.
2 number OF candidates viii be given the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
THREE SIS CONTRIBUTIONS
SENT TO ASSIST FAMILY
Total ~ sI6...6 Subscribed I, Isun.
or S2.IU Tor Widow aud
Children

Case No IS OF The Times Dispatch
keiie1 Fund haa been meeting with
suSn 4 GENEROUS response that A iutal
or sl621G ks.S aiit..idy been received
,o~ard thy esq asked Tnree rontri.
buttons or 81 earh cainc in Yesterday
Whicn. with one Tor s. and another
Tor 81. made :, total Of SIS. hrinsin :.
me grand total UP to $lG"7G
case No. IS * that Of the Door
wiGo" and her two little children nj
three OF whom have been In Of -,
nuenZa The mothers plight mas hctn
pit,an!e since meager slo Il wecI, in
u factory was her sole income for
the support Of herself and her ciiil.
dren. '''t
She viii! not be able 10 work for
and meanwhile. The little far,,i. 49,;
be taken care Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

w. L. Kirby will leave this morning
m nnss Associs r at Orange. Va: to be
The meeting OF the P!edmon, Hois:e!n-
F1cs!an Breeders Club will be held
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12

Mr. and Mrs Frank Fisher charged with
selns and storing whisky. wore dismissed
Commissioner Melvin Fiesennciner vcs;er.
day morning.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Navy Eight Added
TO Entries i'm Race
For Stewards Gun

The Naval Academy varsity eight
yesterday was added to the list of
starters in the Stewards Challenge
be held on the Schuylkill River next
Friday and Saturday. The midshipmen
were originally scheduled to row with
Harvard, Syracuse and the Union Boat
Club OF Boston in one of the two trial
heats to be rowed on Friday afternoon,
put an announcement yesterday by the
Board of Stewards of the American
Rowing Association made a switch in
the plans necessary. The Childs Cup
race will be rowed on Friday afternoon
with Columbia, Princeton, Penn and
the Navy as contestants.
The other trial heat scheduled for
the same afternoon has been postponed
to Saturday morning at 1880 o'clock.
The reason for the change was said to
be the inability of Harvard to get its
varsity crew to Philadelphia earlier
than late Friday evening or Saturday
morning. The event, therefore, was
shifted to the morning. The first two
elghts across the finish line In this
heat and the two leading eights in the
Chllds Cup fixture will qualify for the
Stewards Challenge Cup race on Satur-
day afternoon.
Jack Kelly, of the Vesper Boat Club
of Philadelphia, national single sculls
tltleholder, has Cancelled his entry in
the singles event. The reason given
was lack of opponents. Kelly has also
Withdrawn from the Harlem River
Memorial Day regatta next Monday,
and apparently is concentrating his
energies on the Diamond Sculls race of
the English Henley, which will be
rowed on the Thames July l.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Rice Gives Columbia
Grew a Shake -Up:
TWoRetain Posts

The most radical shake-up Of the
season enlivened the rowing practice
of the Columbia crew on the Harlem,
River yesterday afternoon. When
Coach jim Rice had finished with his
pruning and slicing only two of the
first varsity still clung TO their orig
inal seats. Four other first string
oarsmen also remained IN she shell, but
in different positions. and two others
found themselves rowing with the Sec
ond varsity. The men denoted were
Calico, formerly at No. i, and Scovil,
formerly at No. 6, and their successors
in the varsity were Park ana Frost.
This action by Coach Rice, although
it was not unexpected, was the most
thorough in many years, and changed
the makeup of the first eight almost
beyond recognition. Only Captain
Legs, stroke, and Van Honten. No 1,
managed to retain their positions. The
quartet of oarsmen who were shifted
burne, from TO 5; Curry, from , TO 4.
in fact, was completely displaced BY
Saacke, of the second boat, but won his
way back into the varsity before tho
practice had gone far.
The new men in the first boat Park
and Frost, were placed at No. and
bow, respectively. Frost previously
had been at bow in the junior combina..
ton and Park had been rowing at No =
for the juniors. The change resulted
in a new oarsman on both the port ana
starboard sides,
A short spin early this afternoon
will complete Columbia's preparatea
for the Childs Cup race at Philadelphia,
on Friday afternoon. The shells wlli
be forwarded to the Quaker City tnls
afternoon and the oarsmen will folio"
tomorrow morning. Another WORKOUT
will be held over the Schuylkill course
to morrow afternoon. The junior var'
sity and freshman eights will remain
in New York for the Memorial Day re-
gatta on the Harlem River next Mon1
day.
The new boating of the varsity is as
follows:
Bow, Frost; No 2, Park; No: 8, Her
man; No. 4, Curry; No. s, Swinburhe!
No. 6, Waldecker; No. 7, Van Houtene
stroke, Captain Legs; coXswaln, brusft
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
[ 'irates' Recruit
Blanks Brooklyns
With Three Hits
From Special Correspondent

PITTSBURGH, May 25.-The Pirates
evened their series with the Dodgers
by winning to-day's game by a score
of 2 to 0. The two teams will play
the rubber contest here tomorrow
and the Brooklyn outfit then will leave
for home, where it will meet the
Phillies on Thursday. The defeat OF
the Dodgers sent them into fourth
place in the league standing.
The game was thrilling pitchers
battle between Harold Carlson and
Leon Cadore. The former yielded only
three scattered hits and the latter
allowed five safeties. Carlson, how
ever, received better support than his
opponent, and was more effective in
the pinches. Errors were directly re-
sponsible for both of the Pittsburgh
runs.
Olson's tumble of Cutshaw's ground
er in the fifth inning paved the way
for the first run. Grimm advanced Cut
shaw to second on his sacrifice hit,
Cadore to Konetchy. Schmidt bounced
g single over Wards head, sending Cut
shaw home.
The Pirates registered their other
run IN the following inning. Carey
hoisted an easy pop fly between Wheat
and Ward, but the tielders allowed the
ball to drop between them and the
runner went all the way to second.
He reached third on Southworth's s
sacrifice. Manager George Gibson then
ordered the squeeze" and Carey
scored as Whitted bunted to Konetchy
The Dodgers had a fine opportunity
to take the lead in the first half of
the fifth, but they failed to score after
Wheat, the first batter, had tripled to
deep right field for the first hit off
! Carlson. Myers then was hit by a
ppitched ball. Konetchy followed with
a grounded to Whitted, who touched
out Wheat at third Myers went to
second on the pplay. Kilduff hit to
Whitted, who stepped on third, fore
ing Myers, and threw to Grimm, doubl-
ing up Kilduff.
The
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
McCraw Men
Move VI UpaPeg
Ia League Race
Advance From 7th to 9th
Position: Poor Fielding
by Cards Marks Game

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-The Giants
wound up their first Western tour by
defeating the Cardinals here to-day 7
to 5, thus getting an even break for
the series. The hirelings Of McGraw
will while away the time to-day travel
ing eastward and will encounter the
Braves on the Polo Grounds tomorrow.
Despite their victory yesterday, there
was nothing for the New Workers to
exult over. A wholesale contribution
of errors and general sloppy work in
the field by the locals enabled the Wis
itors to carry away the honors. Unless
the Giants take brace soon, they will
not fulfil the expectations of their
supporters by climbing to the first
division They did climb bit to-day,
Advancing from seventh to sixth posi-
tion in the standing.
Fred Toney, the bulky Tennesseean,
and Marvin Goodwin were the opposing
pitchers at the start of the melee this
afternoon. For four innings they went
along neck and neck, yielding but rev
in tow. At the beginning of the fifth
the score was 2 to l in favor of the
Cards.
Then the Giants came to bat and
bedlam broke loose When the New
Workers weren't hitting the Cards were
booting the ball all over the lot and
aiding materially in the downfall of
their twirler. When the fifth frame
closed the Giants had obtained five tai
lies and lead of four runs. At this
point Jacobs was substituted for Good
win.
The Cards held little batting spree
of their own in the sixth and put over
two runs, which brought them within
striking distance of the Gothamites.
However, the Giants made another
slight squirt in the seventh and In
creased their lead by one.
Meantime the Cards got together
and began massed drive on Toney in
the ninth which threatened to take the
ball game right out of the hands of the
New York nine. The first two batters
up hit safely, and it began to look bad
for the visitors. Rube Benton was
rushed into the breech at this point
and managed to sa>A the day for his
! team.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Hooper's s Home Rum
Wins for Red Sox
La Eleventh, 8 to 2

BOSTON, May 25.--Harry Hoopers
home run off Allan Sothoron into the
right field bleachers in the last half of
the eleventh inning, with none out, gave
the Red SoX a to 2 win to-day over
st. Louis in the second game Of the
series.
McInnis's brilliant work at first base
was a feature Austin led off the
eleventh with a single. Thompson tried
bunt sacrifice. McInnis saw the batter
was loafing on his way to first and made
q trap catch. His throw to Scott at
second forced Austin, and McTnnis took
Scott's throw at first doubling up
Thompson. Then McNally threw out
Tobin, retiring the side
The score.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Auto Dealers Dare Not
Reveal Scores on Links

The first half of the golf champion-
ship of the Automobile Dealers Asso-
citation, which this year takes the form
of seventy-two holes at medal pay
was contested yesterday a. the Belle
claire Golf and Country Club. J. n'
Van Alstyne led at the end OF thirtys
six holes, with the others of the hrs'
ten in this order:
Major II. L. Stratton. second; {. h'
Larson, third; Fred W Wright, Wl!i-
lam c. Poertner and C. f. I. Sharps
tied for fourth; George s. Morfo%'
seventh; r. j. Wallace, eighth; ;. =
Toback, ninth, and A. j. Picard, tenih;;
Albert Hirst and NJ Morris playeo
eighteen holes only, but later will eonl'
plete their second round.
The concluding installment Will pss
played June l at the Great Neck COZ
Club.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
FOrdham Nine Invades
Philadelphia for Game

The Fordham baseball team will
journey to Philadelphia to-day to meet
the University of Pennsylvania nine at
Franklin Field. 1t will be the first
game between these two colleges in sew
eral years.
The Bronx collegians have shown
considerable Improvement lately, hav-
ing wNn their last four games. Coach
Arthur Devlin will probably select
Culleiton to do the twirling against
the Quakers. He will have in reserve,
MacNamara and Waters The latter
has registered seven consecutive vic
tories this season and has yet to be
beaten
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Reds Give Braves
A Bad Trouncing;
RuI)e Bressler Hurt

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 25.-The
Reds hit both Fillingim and Oeschger
hard day and won from Boston. II to
2. Bressler, starting his first game of
the season, did not allow hit in the
two innings he worked.
In the last half of the second inning,
after driving in the first run with a
single he was injured in sliding to sec
ond An X-ray taken tonight showed
that small bone in his ankle is
broken.
Luque pitched we'll after taking
Bressler's place.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Cornell Coach to Bench
Seniors on Varsity Nine

ITHACA. N. y, May 25.-John P,
Henry, Cornell baseball coach, to-aay,
announced that he will bench most or
the seniors on the team for the four
remaining games of the season aud us'
players eligible for next years team.
He plans to get an early start ~
building up a strong nine for INC
1921 season.
The players who probably will os
affected by his decision are: Captain
Murphy, first baseman; Howard, Moh,
Ellsworth and Cross, felders. and H.
cor ca her
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Old Ball PLAYER Dies

ELMIRA, n. Y, May 25.-Announce-
ment was made here to-day of the
death of NJ. j. (Docl Kennedy, noted
as minor and major league baseball
player several years ago. He died at
his home in Swains, Stuben County.
His flrst professional engagement was
with the Rochester, N. Y, team in
1879
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Recruit Wins for Mack;
Sixth Homer for W alExer

PHILADELPHIA, May 25. Roy
Moore, recruit left-hand pitcher from
Waco, Texas, held Chicago to six hits
to-day and Philadelphia evened the
series, score to /.
Moore drove in three Of the local
tallies, knocking home run over the
right field fence with man on base in
the fourth and scoring Witt with a
single in the eighth.
Walkers sixth home run of the sea-
son came with Thomas on base in the
first inning.
rIhe score.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Londos Wrestles FRIDAY

Brooklyn's Indoor wrestling season
will come to a close at Prospect Hall,
Brooklyn, on Friday night. jim Lon
dos, the Greek heavyweight, will meet
Bernhof Hansen in the main bout. The
remainder of the program will bring to-
gether Soldier Leavitt, the United
States army champion, and Mark AM
derSOn
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
kilbane TO Box for Fund

CLEVELAND, May 25.-J ohnny Kill
bane, featherweight champion, and
Artie Root, of this city, will meet in
the feature bout of a boxing show here
July under the auspices Of the Cleve-
land Olympic Committee to raise
Cleveland's share of the expenses of
Americas Olympic team into Antwerp.
The men will box ten rounds
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Becker in Coast League

SEATTLE, May 25.-Beals Becker,
outiielder. to-day was purchased from
the Kansas City club Of the American
Association by the Seattle club of the
Pacific Coast League. Two thousand
dollars and players Bruce Hartford
and William Klepper were given for
the former Giant.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Cubs Outscore Phillies:
Five i'm Row for Vaughn

CHICAGO, May 25.-Jim Vaughn
won his fifth consecutive game to-day,
when the Cubs defeated Philadelphia
to 2, making a clean sweep of the
series. The visitors went to pieces in
the sixth inning, when the locals
punched six of their hits. with erratic
fielding by J. Miller
The score: