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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-06

The project of Harvesting the Rhone
River from the Swiss frontier to the sea,
and developing it for navigation and
irrigation purposes, a matter which has
been under consideration for more than a
century, is again receiving the attention OF
the French Government
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-06

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fee On sale Mondays and Thursdays at
I he Tea Room. t.
The Lake County times., 1920-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES

NJ Is = I'D NON -ltE4oi tjt-N
TIE STATE OF INDIANA LANf
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. NOVEMBER TERM. 1920.
EDWARD PRINTUP VS. CORDIA
PRlNTUP. CAUSE NO l99o5. act
ION To DIVORCE
Now comes The Plaintiff by FLOYD r.
Murray his attorney and flies his conn
plant herein. together with an affidavit
of a competent person. showing that
the defendant Cordia Printup is not a
resident of the state III Indiana
said defendant is therefore hereby no.
tined Of tile pendency of said action
and shat the same win stand for trial
o. the nest term Of sand Court. and
that unless she appears and answers
or denurs therein at tho calling 81
said cause, on the 11th day of january
g. p 1890 the same being tho End dsy
Of the next terra "a said Court TO he
begun and held ID tic Court House.
Room No T. AZ Hammond in said
County and State "a the 2nd Monday
of January A. p 1921 said action viii
be heard and determined i'm her absence.
IL WITNESS WHEREOF, i hereunfo
set my hand ana anix the seal 81 said
Court, at Hammond. this 18th day of
November. a. y 1920.
HERBERT l.. WHEATON
fSeaD cIerk I. S. q
By: WTLETTA CAMPBELL,
Deputy Clork ff-35-4as4I
The Lake County times., 1920-11-13
JUDGE FISHER TO
SPEAK AT GARY

Judec fIarry M F5sbcr IF chicago
VIII bc The main speaker at a large
Zionist mass meeting e. be held al Cary
A 2.3c tomorrow afternoon It'll Temple
Beth El sth and Connecticut 81. under
the auspices OF the Gary Branch zioni--
Organization Of America
Judge Fisher IS believed I'd be espee-
tally fitted at this tinae 10 talk on tne
Zionist movement. having recently rc-
turned from tour of WEAR stricken
Russia and Poland. The Jews of tire
Calumet region are therefore promised
rare treat in gegane hrst hand uep-
Of the conditions If their relatives ard
co-rcli gionists IN those countries Jude
Fishers knowledge and experience ts so
rich and startling that BE was reqg
ed By the president TO come 10 the white
house 70 confer with him OH what Hs
has learned during his visit 10 those
war-stricken lands
The Lake County times., 1920-11-13
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Evening journal., 1920-09-20
PRECHTEL WINS
THE WESTY HOGAN

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. sept. 90
Going straight In the shootoff. j. A.
Prechtel. OF Cleveland. won the Westy
Hogan Handicap Saturday afternoon
at the closing OF the fourteenth an
nual shoot OF the Wesly Hogans.
The Ohio man was tied with W. W.
Crane. Of Hamm0ntOn. n. j.. In the
regular string OF 100 targets. with
scores Of " each. Prechtel shot from
the i9-yard mark and the Jersey
shooter was handicapped at IS yards
Crane missed one In the extra string
Of twenty targets.
Or. A. p. GRAY, OF Philadelphia: An.
thOny Albert, Of Scotch plains. n J.
g. B. Platt. OF Brldgeton. and C. A
Hardy. OF Chicago, smashed 96 In thl
century Of targets. Gray. Albert ant
Plat finished in the order named for
The third. fourth and flfih prizes u
the sh0Ot-off. Mrs. "Ioots" Randall
OF Lima, Ohio. broke "a in the handi-
car.
c. s. Dean, OF Princeton. won the
Westy Hogan special. 96 In the 100 tar
get race. with A. q. Cochran. OF Tren-
ton, and Russell klOckner. Of Mercer
vile. ~ j. The trio finished for prizes
In the order named in the shoot on
+. 5. TOmlin. champion professional
shot OF New Jersey, attained the long
est run OF the tournament breaking
PIG straight; r. +. Slear. Of Ceilings
wood. n. j.. smashed 1873; Henry Win
chester. OF Wilmington. i3i, and Les
ter German. Of Salisbury, Md, a.
among the professionals.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20

ages In former Worlds Series are not
particularly merliorlous. lie hit .iI9
In 1912: .235 In 1915 and i76 In 1916.
But such hitting as he did was timely.
In 1912 he Knocked out the sacrifice
fly that scored Yerkes with the decid-
ng run OF the deciding game and In
1916. two OF his three hits were
homers.
For quite a time This season a warm
argument RACED IN New York a. 10
who was the better player between
FraDkie Frisch OF the Giants, and
Aaron Ward OF The lanks. Both play.
Crs are youngsters who were called
upon this season 20 nll the shoes OF
such stars as Frank Baker and heinle
Zimmerman The verdict, however,
now goes to Frlsch, due tO his super
for hitting and base running. IN Held
/ ing there is little 10 choose between
l the spectacular pair.
Though weakened for some time
| from an operation for appendicitis,
| Frisch. the Fordham Flash. now ls hit
| ting $50 and he has stolen y bases.
| lie ranks third among the six contend
| ilg third hascman In fclding with .bl'
| There are some critics who believe
that Ward plays the best game al
/ third base or any third hasemen in
/ the country. lie Is a marvel on the
defense. and while he doesn't hit con-
sistently no occasionally crashes
/ through for long one. Eight
| homers attest that fact.
Heinie Groh, the spectacular litue
/ third haseman OF the Reds isn't hit
ting as hard as usual TINS year. though
/ the latest average has him rated al
POI However, Heinle silll Is next TO
Rousch the most dangerous man on
the Reds on the offense, and remains
the greatest fielding Third hascman IN
the National League. lie has made
only 10 errors IN 1913 games and runs
second among the third basemen or
the G contenders with fielding aver
age Of 975.
Groh's batting was a big dsappolnt-
ment 10 his friends and admirers IN
the series OF last FAN, as he hit only
IT'S. and 2 Of his 5 hits came IN the
last game of The series, when Cinoin-
natl overwhelmed the White SoX, 10
20 >. -,
Jimmy Johnston, the Brooklyn third
baseman. Is hitting 29i, tidy average
and The best he ever done In the ma
iOrs. Like Kildun. the Brooklyn sec
ond haseman, ne doesn't look Ike q
great deal on paper. but he gels mosl
everything that comes his way. He
ranks last among the third basemen u
fielding with an average OF .9iO whll'
his total chances and his scant mum
, Der OF double plays show Jimmy still
, has something 10 learn at his new 20
p sitiOn.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
Here's Your Big Series Dope
THIRD BAsEMEN FIELDING nEcoRns.

Four Of the Worlds Series contend
r.s-the White SOX. Indians, Reds and
Gianis-are notably strong at the
third corner. Buck Weaver. Larry
Gardner. Helne Groh and Frank
Frlsc,f. who play third base FOR these
respective teams. are .he class among
big league third basemen.
The Yankees also have a brilliant
fielding third baseman In Aaron Ward.
but he Is The weak sister OF the New
York Americans 40 bat Brooklyn has
a converted outllelder. Jimmy john
stOn. on third base. and though Jimmy
Is no Gardener or Frlsch. he has Gov
cred the position most acccptahly 90
Brooklyn fans In fact JOhnstOn's
work at third base after spending al
most his entire professional career In
The Outled. Is one Of the outstanding
features OF the season.
10. therefore, may be seen at a
glance that no matter which pair OF
clubs finally hook up IN the series
there will be little superiority for
either league at third base.
OF the conicndlng third basemen.
Buck Weaver Is the best. We place
him at the very top Of big league third
basemen. This season he Is having
the greatest season OF his career. ilC
Is hitting 1872, better than 40 any time
In his career, and has been getting bis
full share OF extra bat hits. While
he ranks only nth among the con-
tending third bascmen, he has handled
by FAR the most chances. Buck has
/ played In approximately the same
number OF games as Johnston OF The
Dodgers, but he has handled more
than 100 more chances.
| Weaver. however, retains one fault
| the same which 40 times handicapped
his play at shortstop. Occasionally hC
lets go a throw, and Il Is so wild that
all the kings horses and all the king,
men can't retrieve 10.
He has been a batting star In both
| the Worlds Series in which he tool
part, hitting .333 In 1917 and 32i ir
| 1919 In fact, Weaver was the only
one among the Sox regulars who was
/ continually on his Toes during ih,
| Worlds Series OF last year.
Larry Gardner. a veteran Of many
/ hard campaigns, who was a member
| OF three worlds champion Red Sol
teams, Is little behind Weaver In bril-
| llancy and. ON the whole. Is a more
steady player. Next 10 Speaker, Gard
/ ner Is the most valuable man on thl
/ Indians and the most dangerous In thl
| pinch. ! repeatedly have heard Amer
lean League pitchets say that the'
/ would as leave face Ruth In a clos
game, one Of the kind decided by on
/ run, as Gardner.
] Gardner is hitting .3O7 his thlr
highest American League average
while he Is fielding .9l1, topping "a
third sackers. Gardner's batting aver
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
BROOKLYN GIANTS
HUMBLE WILMINGTON

The South Brooklyn Giants had
little trouble with the Wilmington
Charts on Saturday Afternoon, hand
ing them a 9 to licking. After the
nth inning the BrOOklynites ham
mcred the ball TO all corners Of the
field
cannon Ball" Johnson. the winners
mainstay on the mound, left the hlll
In the NTH inning after pitching eX-
cellent ball and was relieved by
Ralnny, the South Brooklyn Giants
i7-year-Old find Tw.rling Is great
style. Ralnny, allowed his opponents
but one his In The last four innings
OF the fray, not a man reaching third
base on him Rainny Is a nephew OF
the crack shorlstOp OF the Balti-
more Black Sox
The South Brooklyn Giants are
ready 10 meet any team, white OF
colorcd, 10 decide the championship
OF the city
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
Brooklyn and Cleveland
Haze Edge on PenndntS

Every ball thrown on Ebbets Field
In Brooklyn has a dollar s.gn on It
today. The scorers books should have
provided for debit and credit entries
as well as the proSaic record for runs.
hits and errors.
All that means the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers have reached a sage In the Ma
tonal League race where a lost game
Is a tragedy and a bobble a matter
for curses instead OF grins. The DOdg-
ers today were on that ragged edge
where they are almost certain cap
Nors OF the pennant, but still must
continue to win until no other club
has a chance.
BY winning yesterday from the Pr
rates the Dodgers were helped along
somewhat. They had reached a place
where by taking four Of their remain
ing games they can compel the Giants
TO win all twelve OF their remaining
games and Cincinnati all fifteen OF
theirs 10 win Since the Giants and
Reds are to meet again today one or
Evening journal., 1920-09-20

the other will have chances before
dusk. II the Dodgers proceed TO take
Ave OF their remaining games Mc
Giants could tie them by winning all
their remaining gamts, but C.nc.n-
natl would be out Of the race.
In the American League the mem
bers OF Cleyeiands pennant hopes
were In full fame again. The Indians
move along with another victory lOi-
lowed only by the dogged Chicago
White SOx who remained IN second
place y length behind. The lanks
blew another game and were well
back In third. place
Cleveland has the advantage ~
more games TO play than her f., o.
rivals. II the lndnans can ry on
seven OF their remaining o., games,
they Will finish with q percentage Of
.623. Under those .rcumstances 10
would require eirlt out OF ten for
Chicago 10 cop and nine st-aights
for the ianks.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
National League.
American League.
DASKFTDAIL AT PARASITE

Manager Dawson, Of the recently ro-
ganized parkside basketball quintet
has 20 date. signed the following play
ers: Walter "Razz" Smith, Bud
Speakman, George BOgss, Shehea
Buddy" Allen, Couple" Wolfe, OF
Penn-Del fame; Tollin, IKE" k'rns
and Thompson, OF New Castle and
Morrow Of the Wilmington 4 A.
With these men as a nucleus, the
Parkside manager will have little
trouble In rounding out a ilrst class
outfit and one worthy OF carrying the
Parkslde cOlors. The first outdoor
practice will be held this evening at
the courts OF the Peoples Settlemel.
at Eighth and Lombard streets. The
workout has been called for dia
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
GnEENHILL SHOOT.

In spite OF the season being open
FOR reed birds, the Greenhill Gun Club
held a successful shoot on Saturday
FOR a special trophy for the combined
classes OF C and ID shooters. Glass d
shooters were allowed two added
birds on every % or 4 added birds for
the 80 tagets shot at.
] Husler, a class d shooter, was
high gun on the trophy. lie smashed
AZ out OF the 80, and with his four
added birds makes the score stand 80
out OF 90
w. Shaw was the high gun for the
day breaking i6 out OF so. followed
closely by W. ]. COyne. The latter
received a medal for having a yearly
average OF % Der cent
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
HULDALE-SOX ON
DIAMOND TONIGHT

The big attraction in baseball this
week Is the game between lne NM
dale team OF Darby, and the Baltimore
black sox, at Harlan Field this even
The Black Sox have played here a
number OF times, defeating the Harlan
Giants twice and The eleventh
Ward recently. The Hilldale team
has PLAYED here once, swamplng the
biz Harlan team by an II TO 3 score,
and exhibiting some clever fielding and
batting SantOp, the husky catcher
who hatted the ball all over. the ileld,
will be In the flame, and Billy
Francis, our own home boy, VINO
started his long baseball career win
The old Monarch team, also Will be
seen In his position at third base and
captain OF the team.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
81 o' CHANCE FOR TITLE,

A feature OF the twilight games THIS
week Will be the meetin gof ST. Thom-
as and st. Elizabeth combinations al
Browntown this evening. II the 81.
Thomas team wins they VIII be We UP
the leadership OF the Catholic Twilignl
League with s.; Mary.s. Provla,ns .ui,ia ~ ~,
hig championship contest between 81.
Niary's and st. Thomas will probably
he played this week on Harlan Field
as IL will be an extra contest and VIII
he played on neutral ground.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20

How much longer will the public
stand for its boxing champions to
keep their titles wrapped In the nap
kin OF the nO-decisiOn nghts2
Two recent defeats administered TO
the bantam champion, Pete Herman,
by Joe Burman and Jack Sharkey, re-
spectively, put the subject in dry
dock for the ringside customers to
gaze upon.
No sport can succeed unless II Is
on the up-and-up and above board
in all It's phases NO-decision fights
don't have this flavor. People do not
mind seeing champions make a little
stack Of dollars out OF Their titles. bu.
they don't like 10 see the things over
worked.
A champion, who can't defend his
title every time he enters the rlng,
isn't a real champion In his division.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
PRINCE H WINS
ELSMERE FEATURE

Three close and Interesting evenh
were on the program OF the weekly
matinee Of the Delaware Horse Show
Association.
Prince II. Betty Bros. brown geld.
ing, figured IN the closest race OF ths
day winning the last two heats OF
second event, after dropping ths
first one 10 Dan Morgan, John Zeb-
ley's bay geldlng. Dan Morgan cap
tured the nrst heat In easy style.
The second heat was a heart-break-
ing mile. John Zehiey's racer and
Prince Il went the distance side by
side and with the race In the hands
or Dan Morgan, Prince II developed a
wonderful brush a few feet from the
ilnleh and won. The last and final
neat was between Prince III and Matt
u, which proved 10 be the best heat
OF the three, Prince II taking tho
heat and race in the fast time Of
223 IA.
Vera Marsh. who won the third
event, was sold TO a Pennsylvania
horseman after the finish OF the
matinee.
Event No. 1.
Joe Dewey, b. g., by Admiral
Dewey. c. r. Hackendorn ......ti
Roam May, r. m, by Oakland, Jr.,
VIM. II. Lucas .................. 2 4
R0anla, b. M, by Lord Dewey,
Harry hose ..................... :
Time, 2ii; 236.
Event No. >.
Prince n, br. T., by Prince
March, Betty Bros. .......... . 4
Dan Morgan, b. g, by Morgan
Axworlhy. John Zebley ...... ? .
Matt II, b. g., by Delaware
knight, NJ. +. Hayden ........ B B !
Event No. 3.
Vera March, $. m, by Prince
March. Jr., Carroll W. Grimth.. 1 4
Mystic Wood. b g., by Alliewood,
+. II. Thompson ...s............
Director Wilkes, s. &. by Belmont
Wilkes, +. S. Sianert .......... 3
Leading Lady, br. m, unknown,
David Ford .................-. ut.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
- - - :z== . - QDIQ = :1E=: s S

Parkside on its game Friday even
ing, when the contest came TO an
abrupt ending n the seventh inning
with a tie score Whether this game
will be decided il favor OF the cham
pions or Neighborhood, or will have
to be played over, Is a matter for
the arb tration board to decide and
until that time Parkside will still be
a contender for the title in the Walsh
Evening journal., 1920-09-20

/ lie is a poser. lie is working the
title for a graft.
Leonard. Kilbane, Wilson and Her
man-how long do you suppose they
would hold their titles II they boxed
decision nghis2 The only fellow
they'll box with a referees decision
attached are surethings whom they
themselves name Then they hog-tie
their opponents by weight stipula-
tlons and other matters to safeguard
their meal ticket-the title.
Jack Dempsey Is about the only.
champion who isn't afraid 10 take
chance. lie comes under the same
class OF champions as Man o. War and
Babe Ruth. Their positions are secure.
Dempsey packs his decisions In his
nst. THAT'S where all champs are
supposed 20 have the goods.
How would you like TO have your
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
GREENBANKERS HAVE
PICNIC WITH PARKERS

The Workhouse stars defeated Rich
ardsOn Park Saturday afternoon on the
Grecnbank diamond, 70 to 3.
Scoits home run with the bases
loaded in the seventh inning. when
the W0rkhouse boys scored eleven
runs, was the feature:
Tho eeOrp.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
MARsHALLTON WINS

MDDETOWN, Sept. 20-Middle-
town was defeated here Saturday
afternoon by the Marshall team, 10
10 ;. In a fast and well-played game.
The score by innings. r.. II. +.
Marshalli0n 03 1000 0 DO 10 I
MddleiOwIr o o 0 3 0 0 O. 8 3
Batteries-Hughes and Scott; hich-
ardson and Smith. Umpire-Malloy.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS
FOR THE LAST WEEK

The weeks record in each league Of
games played, won and lost, with
runs. hits, errors. men left on bases
and runs scored by Opp0ne1ts. lnclud-
ing games OF Saturday, September Is,
Is as follows:
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
nIrpONT TENNIS TOURNEY.

The dupont Country CiuD tennis
tourney got under way on Saturday
with i3 entries in the singles. The
first day scores were:
]. II. Death defeated j. Barnett, 60
and 6-i.
F. W. MilHng defeated r. Riley, go
and 6-3.
A. w. Koffenberger defeated W
Fisher, 6-3 and 60.
F. F. Palmer defeated F. J. Keough'
81 and 60.
NJ. l.. Hanahan defeated Chardler
Hannum, 6-i and 6-i.
Tennis fans were well-pleased with
the condition OF the eight courts.
Thev would have compared with any
courts, usually used for professional
The tournament will be continued
this week.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
STFEANSERSSTTgS STFE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.
st Louis, 6; New York, 4.
Cleveland. 2; Boston. o.
Chicaso. 8; Philadelphia, 4.
Detroit o: Washington. Z; (nrst
game)
Detroit 3; Washington, ?. lsecond
gamo)
National League.
New York, Z; Cincinnati. ii in
nlngs)
Brooklyn, q; Pittsburgh, 3.
Other teams were not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20

ball games decided by The scribes or
the umpires In the newspapers the
day following the gamer This COM
parison may be a bit far-fetched. but
the principle Is the same. It's lead
pipes TO nimsy that you'd soon lose
interest In the greatest game on earth.
Cold feet and n real champion
shouldn't be bedfellows, but most OF
the present title holders are as thick
with the hoof iceberps as grasshop-
pers In Kansas.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
SILVERBROOK.
sCOnE ~ INNINGs

Neighborhood ........iiOO5 3x-i0
Silverbrook .........f 020 0 3 7
Earned runs-Neighb0rhood, 8; Sill
verbrook, 3. Three base hits-Gray,
Edge, Crockett, 2. Home rum
Crockett. Struck out-By Sylvester,
6; by EllwOod, b stolen bases-hug-
cerio. Sacrifice hii-Bukowski. Base
on balls-On Elwood, 6. Time Of game
Il hour, 20 min. Umplre-La Sorta.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
PARKsIDE.

gAFhE u l4NANllNArCs
Eleventh Ward. 0 3 900 0-5
Parkslde ............O OOOO7 O9x-9
Hits-On Nltchie, g; on Lulz, Z.
TwO-base hlts-tinderwood, Slavln,
Nitchie. Patton. Wolfe, Hayes. 3:
Lutz, Morgan. r. Smith. Struck out
BY Hayes, 10; by Nitchie, 6; by
Lutz. 3. Left on bases-Parkside. s;
Eleventh Ward. G. Stolen bases-C.
Smith, 3. Hit by pitched ball-Booth.
Base on balls-Or Nitchie, &; on
Lutz, 2. Wild pitch--A. Duncan.
Number OF innings pltched-By
Nitchie, 5 i-3; by Lutz, 2 2-3. Time OF
game, 230. Umplres, Mcconnell and
Andrews.
NeighborhoOd took both games OF a
double-header from SllverbrOok, 10 10
7 and &c TO Z. Nelghborhood collected
a total OF 33 hits.
The feature oi the game was the
batting Of Flore, who got a double,
triple and six singles out OF ten times
at bat. Although Briscoe did not ar
rive in time. he pitched a brilliant
game for 1--WE innings, tanning ten
men and making three hits, Out OF
four times at aat. Scores:
maa
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
PARKSIDE near
TITLE AGAIN
About Cinch by Beating
. Eleventh Ward for Third
Consecutive Time
LOSE ONLY ONE
GAME IN 2 YEARS

parkside, .; Eleventh Ward. 5.
keystone, 5: Defiance. 2.
Neighborhood, 10; Sllverbrook, Z.
Neighborhood, &c; Sllverbrook. l..
= Second game.)
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
SATURDAYS RESULTS
TWILIGHT BASEBALL

MONDAY.
Hllldale vs.. Black Sox., Harlan
Field i5.)
st. Thomas vs.. 81. Elizabeth at
BrOwntown
TUESDAY.
Newspaper League.
Star vs.. Journal, Eden Park (t30)
THURSDAY.
Newspaper League.
star vs.. Morning News Eden Park
i43O)
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
POSTGRADUATE Athletic Course

Beginning tomorrow night post
graduate courses in sports and games
suitable for industrial plants will be
given by Z. Nesbor, Wilmington Com
muniy Scry ce athletic director. in
connection with his recreational
classes In he IT gh School GYM
naslum. The course will be continued
Wednesday and Thursday nights. and
is open b all men and women in
terested, free OF cost.
Certain sports will be taken up each
night, new rules explained, old ones
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
KeYsione deleated Dellance D

keystone deieated Defiance in a list
less game, 40 TO 2. Freddy CLARK, the
Youthful Defiance twirler. with a bad
arm. being the only pitcher available
for defiance, was touched for 10 hits.
Winter held The Tenth Warders TO
three hits until the ninth, when Three
more were added.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
SATURDAY BASEBALL

Harlan, 3; New Castle, 0.
CHURCH LEAGUE.
Scott Q; West. 5.
Union, i3; Brmdiwine, 3.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20

TwO-base hits-Flore, Briscoe, bpls-
cipo. Three-base hiis-Delikat, Flore,
Epscopo. Home run-Fsher. Struck
oul-Bv Briscoe, 30: by Ep.scopo, 1;
bv Stevenson, 3. Stolen bases-Flore,
2: Corrozzl, Gray, Shaw. Sacrifice
sylvester. Hit by pitched ball
Sylvester by Stevenson; by Eplscopo'
Edge. Base on balls-O1f Brlscoe, 2.
Time OF game-2 hours. Umpire
La Sorta.