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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30
81 I'd. esta BiiOso dele
cue los Cascarets
Llmpien su Hlgado
G lntestinos
No sufra I'd. mas dolores de
cabeza, constipation, NAL
aliento Y acidez en- ell
eSt6mag0.
Compre una GAIA hoy miSmo.

Compre n caJa hoy mlSmo.
IDS: Hombres Y mujeres, que no
Sc s;ente1 bien. que padeeen dolores
de cabeza, tienen Ia lengua sucia y
pastosa. nal sabor Y nal a~liento, bi-
liosidad, insomn;os nervioSidad, su-
Ifren a causa de des6rdenes estoma-
Gales o son victimas de VI fuerte res
friado.
iEstan IDS. limpiando sus intesti-
nos con "Cascarets" o solamente to-
mando de vez en- cuando sales, pildo-
ras purgantes o aceite de ricino o de
castor?
Los "Cascarets" obran mientras
I'd. duern.e: limpian perfectamente e.
estomsgo, a~rrojan los alimentos no
digeridoS y fermentados; eliminan el
exceso DC bills en- el higado , arc
jan todas las sustanc.as venenosaS y
TO aprovechabieS que sc acumulan en-
los intestinos.
In "Cascarets", tornado por "a
noche, 10 v~igorizara Y 4 IA Mariana
siguiente Sc seHtira ID bien. Una
GAIA cue adquiera en- c~uaiQu!er dro-
guerra hara que su ~est6mago higado
: intestinos funcionen ON toda regu-
laridad por espacio Le vsrios meses.
No divide I'd. q los ninos, a q~uienes
agradan los "C~ascarets" por su sabor
agradable ' porque no producer re-
tortiiones nj otraS molestias.
(AdY.1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30
POLONIA PROPONDRA LA
PAZ Al GOBIERR0
De LEVINE
Los roios estan atacando
CON furia Ell frente poLa-
co de Ia Podoiia n
VoIhynia

LONDRES. MaLZo 29.-Los bolShe
vikis rusos han c~ontinuado 81 oten'
silva contra los polacos, con removable
furia, gracias a los r~efuerzcs que haT
enviado al fr2nte de bstalla de varlH
| divisiones ~retiradas del sur de Ru'
STA, en- donde habian estado slendo
| usadas EN- Ia campana contra Denlk'
ne.
Los mas violentos a~saltos los han
dado los 1ojos en- el frente comprenol,
do de la Podolia a la Volhynia, pero
todos elios han sido r~echazados por
los pclacos, segun dice un communicate
Official del Ministerio de IA Guerra
polaco, publicado hoy.
Tn despacho de Varsovia da cuenta
de la captura de un gran numero de
prisioneAros bolshevikis y un gran DO
tin de guerra. La ofensIva rusa, Sc
gun los informes recibidos pOr ell Mi,
nisterio de la Guerra ingles, compren
de tres ataques principles y otros
muchos asaltos aisladcs. Los tres a
taGues dirigidos contra los dos flan'
cos V el centre de la Inca polaca,
habiendo empleado los rojos en- 81
ofensiva, Ia tactica aiemana, de mi
ciar el ataque gun III vigoroso honlbar
dec de artilleri&. seguido de aSaques
de infanteria apoyados a su vez po2
un nutrido fuego de ametralladora y
! fus.leria instalada en- camiones Y tire
nes biindadGs.
Hasta ahora no Sc ha tenido min.
guna confirmation Official dc Ia mott
cia publicada el sabado, de fuente ale
mana. dc que los boishevikis habian
capturado Wilma Y Gle cue el gobierno
polaco habia t~rasladado 81 aslento
de Varsovia q Bromberg.
Polonia ha inforTnado los alados
que ha propuestu entablar ncgocia,
clones con ell gobierno del Soviet russo
el dia 10 de Abril Y que va ha comu-
! nicado al gobierno dc Moscow esta re-
Solucion.
Este ultimo dato vieHe q revelar
que la situaci6n de Polonia no es ma
da bonancible, pues 10 hace mucho
aun QUE eli gobiecno polaco ~aseCuraba
g. los aliaGos que no harsa Ia paz con
la Russia Soviet, 4 memo que esta a
probara el tratado de Versailles Y a,
ceptara las condolences del uitimatum
pclaco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30
OUEDO VA TORNADO Ell
NUEVO GABINETE
PRUSIAN0
10 integran elementos So
cialistas, Democratas y
Radicales

BERLIN. Mario 29.-Hoy Sc anun.
clio aqui, el nuevo MiniSterio de Pru,
sia cue ha quedado organizado con
elementos s~ocialisras, democratas j
radicales Su personal Is como sigue:
Primer Ministro y Ministro dc A
gricultura, Herr Braun.
MiniStro del Interior, Herr SIEVE,
ring; Ministro de instruction, Herr
Haenisch; Ministro dc Hacienda,
Herr Ludeman; Ministro de Obras
PublicaS. Herr Oeser; Ministro de
Concrete, Herr Fischbeck; Ministrc
de Bencficencia Publica. Herr Etec
ge.mald; Minisntro de Justicia, Herr
Z-hnhoff.
Cuatro de los ministries son demo
ratas socIalistas, dos son democratas Y
dos del Partido CentraliSta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30
LA POBLACION DEL RUHR
Sc VERA AMENAZADA
POR Ell HAMBRE

C~OPENHAGUE. Mario 29.-Cua-
tro millones de gentes Ell ell dlstrlto
del Rhur en- Alemania, Sc hallan anne
nazados por el hambre, como resul,
tado de la lucha que Sc ha venido II
hrando y que ha paraliZado por com
pleto el servicio de tr%ansportes de VI,
veres. La existencia de comestibles
en- esa region es matsrialmenbe corta
va V Sc calcula que de continuar Ia
lucha per una semana mas, el ham
bre vendra a hacer mas dolorosa Ia 81.
cuaci0n en- esa comarca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30
Ell SULTAN DE TURQUA
D~ESCONCCIDO POR
MUSTAFA Kennel
Pide al pueblo musulmdn Cue
Sc lie una para destronar
al que ha traicionado
al Islam

CONSTITUTIONAL, Mario 90
Mohemed VI, 81 Sultan de Turquia,
va no es ell Califa del mundo muSul-
man. segun 10 ha anunciado en- II
proclama que expidio, el lider nacio-
naliSta MuStafa hemal Baja, Y en- Ia
cual, despues de d~esconocer al Sultan,
cl jefe del movimiento rerolucionario
turco, hace un llamado a todos los
verdaderos musulmanes para que Sc
lie unan en- su empresa de destronar al
/ que conSidera traidor a su pueblo.
La destituci6n del pcdsr ~espiritual
del Sultan no significa la guerra CT
vii. que Mustafa Kennel no tiene au-
toridad para declarar; pero la opinion
general es que servira para l~evantar
el sentimiento contra los cTistianos
en- q Asia Mener, pues en- Ia mencio-
NADIA proclama Sc ~atribuye Ia suspen-
sion del poder del Califato a la in
fluencia de les europeos sobre el Sui
tan.
Uno de les principles fundamer-
tales del Islam, es que el Califa debe
ser IN g~obernante independents. Los
! na~cionalistas alegan 4 este Tespecto
que ell Sultan ha perdido ST. indepen-
dencia con la ocupaci6n militar de
Constantinopla, 81 es que aIn no Sc
ha convertible ell IN dependence de
los aliados.
Mustafa kemal cuenta con el apo.
20 del Olema de Konia : de las ciu.
dades del Norte, que han expedido 4
su vez decretos IN los que declaran
que no pueden continuar r~econociendo
al Sultan como ell Califa. .
Ha& ocho meseS openas que Mus
rafa kemal s. convirti6 en- un factor
~imponente en- Ia politica turca. Su
populariGad c1ecio rapidamente Co
mo resultado de IL acci6n del Sultan
de haberlo despojado de todas sus
coad~ccoraciones Y marcado como IN
bandido, ofrciendo una fuerte re-
compenza por 81 cabeZa. No obStan-
Il esta acci6n. el Quartet general de
Mustafa Kenal en- Ismid, Sc apresuro
4 ascgurar al Sultan, que el movi-
miento n~acionalista TO iba Girigido
contra el Califa, sino que por el con-
trario, uataba de restabiocer la au-
toridad que lie habia sido quitada al
gobernante por los eXtranjeros.
La fuerZa de los nacionaliStas CO.
bro tai vigcr que dieron al traste con
el rabinete Y cuando Ferid Baja, el
Gran Nisir. present0 81 renuncia al
! Sultan, este llorando lie dijo: "GPor
Tue no me tuvo al tanto de 10 que pa
aba?'.
Sc formo e~ntonceS el gabinete IA
cionalista. Su tendencia Sc hizo mas
' mas pronurciada y muchas perso-
mas IN esta capital adnitian publica-
.nente ser nacionalistas Y hasta algu-
nos ~peri6dicos turcos eXpresaban fran
camente sus opiniones en- favor de los
nacionalistas.
Entonces vino la accion de los ALA
dos Y debido q la energica preston de
estos, ell gabinete nacionalista turco
cay6, sucediendolo uno que Sc supo-
ria mas moderado, pero que al fin
y q la postre ha demostrado tener
simpatias por los nacionalistas Y ten
dencias iguales q las de estos, por 10
que no Sc considera dificil que de un
dia para otro, este Ministerlo siga Ia
suerte de ST. predecessor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30
.,iATERIAS DiVERSAS.

a.y-Fa d. s@EclOaes 20yGiG-es eSccEIdaS,
Ugere.-s : L-EEle-s
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u.e. sG-s-C4 FL mA-eC.G ts cur!ua.
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pz-a i.tztas -y-lA.es, ianIlaEcS y It.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30

BERLIN, Mario pei presiden-
te Ebert Y el Ministro de Ia Defensa,
sa, Herr Gessler, enviaron hoy un
ulJ;matum 4 los lidereS del ~ejercito 10
10 en- el distrito del Rhur, con las 81
guientes demandas:
1.-Reconocimiento Unconditional de
la autoridad constitutional del 60
bierno de Berlin.
2.-Desmovilizaci6n Immediate del
.ejercito rojo.
3.-HesaIme complete de Ia po-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30
UN ULTIMATUM LOS ESPARTACISIAS
81 no aceptan estos las demands del goblerno,
how iniciaran una vigorosa ofensiva en 81
Rhur las tropas brandenburguesas y baVaras

blacion, incluyendo los g~uardias loca-
les Y la entrega de los pr~isioneros.
Ell gobierno de Ebert ha enviado
tropas de Brandeburgo y Baviera a
la Prussia OccidentaLpara batir a los
roios en- eli distrito del Ruhr. FL Ill
timatum expresa que esas tropas mi,
ciaran una ofensiva manana al medic
dia, 81 los jefes espartacistas Sc re-
husan 4 cumplir con las demands in
sertas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30

Papa, el maestro dice que los
castores son muy industriosos. jQu6
es 10 que hacen?
-iIgnorante! mo sabes ESQ a tn
edad!. =. Haccn sombreros. mo has
dido nunca hablar de los sombreros
de castor?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30
CH.ASCARRILLOS

D isputan dos escrit3res, Y uno
de ellos dice:
i Que libro tan grande sc Podrla
hacer con 10 que I'll ignoras!
Y el otro c~ontesta:
En- camoio, ique libco tan peque
no podria hacerse con 70 que til sa-
bes,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30
R DE HUGO CONWAY

Obrrs de Emlio SGigGrL
a SIS cGGa tCrFS.t
Los M!ste-cs Dc = India
- PirataS dc - Nz.Ss.A
"a CoaquISa &C IN LaPtT',
- y-nSana dc S&aaoASn-
- KscorGC!sLa lie NGmp-@cc1
Il Rsy del Are
IN las NCrJaHas 1c Africa
Fl Teso-o &c = Aonra-a AG-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30
Observation-Disclosures 'DIVERSAS
IoBRAs DE SAMUEL SMILES.

: ento-es c IndustrlsIss
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-30

L. O~esl.ucci6a Dc Ca-tsEC.
Lcs Pl-a.as de rs Bermuda
E ENls-E7.alc &c u2E T-.hu.
Las AS-Las de = Es;e9s-
La Esc-e-S de IA HcaGcaa:2-
e. G. Hs- lie las Pc-Iss.
= EL5o del Eo-sar!o Ro:c.
Les JIGRtos SlIbusScTOS-
Los Es--u-gs &c i China
- &CE.aEa Dc Orc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
SLIM HARRIS
DOWNS DETROIT
New York Defeats Cleveland and
Both Dodgers and Reds
Lose.

Slim Harris was another of the Athletic
hurlers Who showcd BIC league form when
he lct down the Detroit team with eight
hit and a scor" of To /, Yesterday. A
homer 4, Ncaeh robbed him of q shut
oul Whitley Witt shone as the stick
artist Tor the Athletics. Ty Cobb, who
Nas again injured IN Washington, did not
accompany the Tigers to Philadelphia.
New York again defeated Cleveland,
II to 3. when the game was called IN the
seventh inning Peckinpaugh kept up the
Naukcr reputation for honors when he
pnrncred two In a pitchers duel between
kctr and Harper, Chicago defeated the
Bo>lnn Rcd Soy to l. Washington
ou>tcd 81 Louis from the frst division,
Yesterday. hy taking the FIRST game of the
sciicS. : to
Roth the Dodgers and the Reds lost
,rstrrda, o. their nearest contendcrs IN
tho rst DIVISION New York made it two
straight over Cincinnati when Barnes held
thr Res m check and allowed his team
mates - grab the game, TO !. Pitts
burg also took the second game ot the
scrie, with BROOKLYN when Cadore
weakened m the seventh and allowed the
Pirates to Push tour runs across the rub
l,a ~curr to = Boston IN . ninth inning
uIN scorrl two runs and defeated st.
ieus. . to T. The PhIlS handed ycstcr-
dt, s game H. Cubs on platter Of seven
errors. score I to ,. Meadows pitched
cd,rtlVcl, but Was gwen no support
Tiuictt, Was back ~ the PhilS lineup and
contributed thrcc-haSc hit and share
n /, d.uhlc llay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
DUGAN MAY PLAY
IN STEEL LEAGUE
Disappears From Athletics Line
up and Pays Visit to
Lebanon.

Philadelphia. July % A telegram from
Lebanon Indicates that Joe Dugan, the
Athletic's Young inhcldcr, is fitting from
the major league To play with the Steel
league Joe has been seen in private
consultation with Steel baseball officials,
and Il he has slgned up with the Lebanon
outtt. this explains his mysterious actions
here for the last few DAYS.
II WAS rumored here that Joe was
dallvlng with offers from the lesser league
and he was even seen hiking TO the rail-
road station with has traveling-bag. Joe
explained this by saving that he was
-sserclv changing his clearinghouse
Rut Yesterday he was excused from
playing here on the ground that ne was
not feeling well and before the game was
over disappeared from the field and later
was reported as being IN Lebanon.
The telegram says that Dugan will be
gwen a good position in the offices of the
Bethlehem Company at Lebanon if he
signs with the Lebanon team. Yet if he
does take this position he subjects himself
80 a FIVE years blacklist by the major
league II he plays in the Steel league
a test case will probably be made Of his
action As he is under contract with the
local club II would look as if he would
have considerable difficulty squaring
himself with the situation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
TRACK AND FIELD
ELIMINATION MEETS
Four TO be Held by Community
Service in Preparation for the
State Championships.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
The physical department of the VIII
mington Community Service is busy
making preparations for the four track
and field elimination meets which will
b held during this and next month in
preparat on for the state champ onship
games to be held in connection with the
Delaware. State air. -Four thletic lea
gucs in the C ty have entered contestants
for the events, while unattached athletes
will be given an opportunity to enter
under the Public Atheti League. The
eliminate meets will be held as follows
Industrial Athletic League, July 81;
Public Athletic League, August z; Catho-
lie Athletic League, August Ia; Church
Athletic League August 2i.
All of the meets will be held at the
State Fair grounds at Elsmere under the
d reati n of Joseph G. Berger, physical
director of the Community Service, who
is also receiving the entries Of the in
dividuals The entries for the various
elimination contests must be IN the office
of the Community Service not later than
Tuesday Of the week on which the meet
is 10 be held
-Four competitors in each elimination meet
viii qualify for the championship matches,
which will be held at the State Fair on
Labor Day. September State champion
ship medals will be awarded 10 the win
ners in the final meet The list Of prizes
will include three silver cups for first
prizes, six gold medals. six silver medals
and six bronze medals.
The following events will be hold
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
SETTLEMENT GAMES.

An athletic tournament for young men
under the direction Of George w. Ayars
ol the People Settlement will be held on
tho PLAY ground Friday evening, July 30
The program will include two classes, as
follows:
standing and running broad jump,
shot-put standing and running high
Jump, chinning hop-step-and-jump.
Entries for the events will be received
any evening except Saturday at the
Settlement playground. A volley-ball game
for girls will close the evening.
Much interest is being shown this
season ~ the amusements at the evening
playground. The tennis courts and other
recreational facilities are being used to
their fullest capacity.
On Wednesday afternoon, August 4,
a Junior athletic meet will be held under
the direction Of Miss Dorothy Eyster
and Miss Margaret Z. Kelly The program
follows.
For bows, standing and running broad
jump, running and standing high jump,
hop-step-and-Jump chinning relay race,
potato race, suitcase race and tug-o'-
war
For girls, relay race, potato race and
suitcase race.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
,ach meet: One hundred, 22o, 40 and $50

each meet: One hundred, 220,440 and $50
yard runs; one and TIN. o-rnile races,
running high Jump; pole vault; running
broad jump; one-mile relay; shotpit, 10
pounds; discuss throw and tbree-iegRcd
race.
Athletes competing 10 one elimination
meet cannot enter another meet IN the
same event. No fee will bc charged 70
the athletes for eut ancc. All the meets
will start promptly at 2 O'Clock.
According TO the report Of Joseph g.
Berger, physical director Of the VIII
rnington Community Service, I,073 games
were played in the quot league IN this
city last winter OF this number there
were gI0 games played IN the senior lca-
glIo Of four divisions and 80 games m
the Junior league Of two divisions. ln
addition thirteen final championship
gaines were played. II is estimated that
an average Of 200 people witnessed each
game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
STRUNK JOINS CHICAGO.
Goes TO Windy City From Ath.
letics, Where He Hopes 10
Regain Form.

Philadelphia. July % The lat mem
or Of tho world famous athletic team a a
few years back. Amos StuIuk. has iaded
from here 10 join the Chicago White Sot
Connie Mack asked waivers on Amoa
few weeks ago and Kid Gleason claim
ed him. Ills bad lcg aBd biz resultant q
ability 10 play regularly . esp0nsihlo ~
his desertion At the beginning ~ the
States he held center garden bat be veal
leghandicapped him and b. wa finally
benched in favor u Frank Welsh
Strunk IL Philadelphia boy being
born here in 1899. lfe began bic pro
fessiOnal career with Shamokin n he
Atlantic league N 1908 and IOined tie
Athletics the following year With he ~
ceptiOn Of two years spent with B'eion
be has been contInuOI.Lg With To Al--.l-r-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
CHANGE MADE IN ROUTE
OF MARATHON RACE
gy AssocIatod presa % Eyery Eyenlnz

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Antwerp, July 23.--The Olympic com
mittee has changed the route Of the mara
thon race. IL was originally planned TO
start near Brussels and finish at the
stadium but nov it has been arranged TO
have both the start and finish at the
stadium, with the turning point at
Poteaudon on the Antwerp Brussels road
This road isa paved highway with dirt
or cinder paths on either side.
The Americans led their nearest com
pettors, the Belgians, by u targets at
the end of yesterdays team shooting
With 1S0 targets remaining to be shot
today the scores out Of possible 40
were as follows:
America, 1893, Belgium. 361; Sweden
355; Canada, 35I; Great Britain, 343.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
SINGLE MEN WIN
FROM BENED|CTS
Auto Dealers Stage Classy Con-
test at Hearn
Field.

In baseball game showing box score
worthy of big league scrap the single
men of the Wilmington Automobile Asso-
citation defeated the married men yester-
day by the score IL to 9. The biggest
surprise of the game was the 90 in both
error columns Nineteen hits were made
during the game and any aggregation ac-
ccpting 10 hits without an error appears
to be better fitted FOR ball team than
for the automobile business.
Both pitchers showed good form,
Green pitching for the singles having
three more strike outs than Diver who
performed for the benedicts Diver how
ever was the only one to pull! the Babe
Ruth stunt, making a home run in the
ninth.
The game was played on Hearn athle-
tic field, Claude T.. Heam Of the Hearn
Oil Company acting as host. After the
game the players and fans participated
in hearty lunch The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
MANY SEEK PLACES
ON DEL. RIFLE TEAM
Last Qualifying Shoot Held Today
for Great Meet at Perry,
Ohio.

Competitive shooting from airplanes
soaring above their targets on the ground |;
contests at | ZOO yards, nearly two-thlrds
of mile, with the Springfield rifle; the
international small bore match for the
famous DeWarr trophy between American
riflemen and the British riilcmen a regis
ter, ] tournament of trapshooters; the
greatest gathering of sportsmen ever held
in America; a trip without expense to the
great vacationland Of the Middle West
along the shores of Lake Erie; the oppor-
tunity to win trophies and cash prizes
worth hundreds of dollars; these are some
of the things that the men who make up
the Delaware State rifle team will be IN
line for when they leave here the last OF
this month for Camp Perry, Ohio, where
they will attend the National Rifle
Matches.
Tryouts for places on the team have
been in progress during the past two
weeks and final decisions will probably be
made ms to the personnel of the team
after today's shoot. The Delaware State
range at New Castle is the scene of the
bloodless battles with the army rife.
One half the team must be newcomers,
men who have never shot IN a national
match, according to this years rules, so
there is a splendid opportunity for ex-
service men and for beginners. Several
men who had never touched an army rifle
before surprised themselves last week with
the scores that they turned in, while a
number of former soldiers, sailors and
marines turned in scores that brought Joy
to the hearts of tho team officers.
The cash prizes at this years national
match will run into thousands of dollars
and in addition there will be medals, cups,
rifles and other trophies shot for in the
matches Of the Ohio State Rifle Asso-
ciation, the National Rife Association,
and the United States Government Ma
tional Matches.
The shoot will be run by the govern
ment and all the money received IN en-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
HARLAN GIANTS WIN.
Lose to Highland A. c. by Score Of to
in Fast Game.

The Highland A. G. ball team a strong
contender for the city championship last
night fell before the Stats Of Charley
johnson of the. Harlan Giants and went
down to defeat at the hands of the Giants
to the score of 3 to o. Johnson famed l3
of the Highlanders. The largest crowd
of the season is estimated to have seen
last nights game The score by innings:
Highland A. C....O o O o o 20 o 90
Harlan Giants o O o o o 0--3
Two-base hit-Green. Struck out
BY Johnson l3: by Wise, &. Bases on
balls-Of Wise. ?: off Johnson. 0. Sac
rifice Hutchinson.