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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09
Live News Summary

Washington. The Geographical
Survey announced the demand for
crude oil in January was about A..
10000 barrels greater than in De-
cember and showed that although
daily production was $4,000 barrels
greater in January than in December
consumption was so great that 7OO.-
00O barrels had 70 be withdrawn
from stocks on hand
Washington.-Prosidcnt Wilson in
q letter to Senator Hitchcock reStat'
ed for democratic senator's his oppo
sitioL 10 any peace treaty reserva-
items which would weaken the full
force OF Article Ten, or otherwise
materially impair the provisions of
the league covenant,
Boston. The return To baseball OF
Armando Marsans, Cuban outfielder
formerly with the Cincinnati ma.
tionals and New York Americans
was announced.
Chicago o.--Officers Of the republican
national convention will be selected
at Il meeting here today.
Muskogee. ee.-Commrnders and adju.
tants OF the Oklahoma American lie.
'gion posts voted for Il standing army
Of not moro than 100000 and indorsed
universal military training.
Hugo. Okla-William Il. Houston,
~, son Of Sam Houston, the first
governor of Texas, found dead.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09
South SaxOta.

South Dakota republicans expect 10
gain United States senator this fan
Al the presidential preference prl.
mary March %, four candidates on
the republican ballot are seeking sun
port; Major General Leonard Wood.
Governor Frank O. Lowdcn of HIN.
ois, senator Johnson of California ard
senator PondeXtcr of Washington.
ON th" democratic primary ballot the
chief naSlcs ars those Of Presid mt
Wilson end James W. Gerard. form.
er ambassador TO Germany. South Da.
kota women for the first time. vol,
for presidential electors and high state
officials this year
Al the November election the yot
erS viii dccid" whether they wish
10 lcgalizo the sale og beer and light
vines throul< grocery stores. without
saloons, under what is STYLED the
legal merit system"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09

tl'Si ana 'tlcddN picSld'nlldl cam
paigns arc well under way and state
contests for local offices hummins
everywhere.
In tho central west there Is moro
thnn tho usual presidential year 1c
iivity ana with eight states In thai
section holdlnG presidential prefer
"ncc primaries; With twelve states
electiLg II United States senator and
fourteen with n governor and stat"
ticket to select political excitement
Wll continue until after the Nov"m-
ber election. In addition members
of the lower house Of congress are
to De elected in every state and pres
cnt conditions, political observers say,
will make these contests more spirit.
ed than ever
Although the prohibition amend
ment to the federal constitution IS
IN effect observers say. it win be-
by no means eliminate the wet and
dry issue from politics. Other fac.
tons contributing TO the bubbling
of the political pot are divergent
views held on the questions Of Ia
t1r ana capital; national ownership
and operation Of railroads and pub.
lie utilities and questions growing out
Of the changed conditions caused by
the world y..r TN. bi,h cn,, nf
living with lis wage and price prob
lens viii Cntcr into every cam
s2.sn close Students of poljtlcs de.
Glare.
Tho central west states ana the
dates of the prilnar,es in which tho
voters may declare their preference
for the brcsidcntju cundij1t. are:
Horlh Dakota. March 10: South ia.
kota. March %. Alichirau Ap,u !.
Wisconsin. Apru &. Illinois April
10; Nebraska. Aprn %. Ohio April
q. ana Inni;na Ma, i.
Tine twelve states in the central
west whicn elect United states
senator this year are: Arkansas, Iii
nols. Indiana. iowa. Kansas. Ken.
tuckv. Missouri. North Dakota. Ohio.
Oklahoma. South Dakota and wis.
cousiu.
Governors are to be elected IN the
following statc. in the same district |
AlNalsits. Illinois, Iowa, Indiana.
Kaansa~. Michigan, Minnesota. Mis-.
souri. Nchraskr. North Dakota, '
Ohio. South Dakota Texas and wis.
cousm.
Oklahoma
ol.,,b,,,. ,o,cr, ,,,. wear v.iu
,l.c ~ I.n,od s,,t.s senator oi,h,
,,.n,,,o,,..,,.n .nl .ot. haiy,,r,rs
nh, ,,..,.,.,,,r .,,l mo. - ,l .,.to
officers holding four year terms were
elected two years ago 4
The fight for the democratic nom.
nation for United States senator re.
wolves On tn. stand taken by United
states senator Thomas =. Gore on
administration war policies senator
Gurc Will bc n candidate to succeed i
himself and in opposition win b"
scott Ferris. CONGRESSMAN from the
sixth district, and Attorney General
Prince Frcelmc.
with the possible exception Of the
question If ratiryuc the federal wo-
man suffrage amendment no serious
state issues have been defined. Ok
llncma has been H. the dry column
since statehood and prohibition will
not Gr an issue. Under the state
laws tho women Of oklahoma win
vote.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09
Political Announcements
County Superintendent

The Ardmorelte is authorized to an
uouncc Thomas Ovcrstrcet as n cali
d!datc for the office OF county SUPER
.utcndcnt vi Public instruction sub
rect to the action OF tine democratic
primary election August 3 1870.
The hrdmurcitc is authorized t. an
nounCe ChHrl, $ J.. Parker ,tS a cln-
dldatC for county superintendent OF
Iublic instruction, subject 10 thu
choice Of tho democratic voters at the
p"inlry election August 8.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09


General john J. rorshine and OF
aIalor General Leonard Wood.
The admlrors OF General Pershins
claim nim rs son ot Nebraska, by
reason Of mis- long residence i'm that
state.
The lrc- IN tho eubcrnatorial con.
lost have NOT yet been closely drawn
md 40 Uuitod Stq,,s senator les 10 he
elected from Nobraska thi, yclr.
kentucky
k,liucky prumiacs to hcocm" orc
ol the most Interesting Backgrounds
rl the country ut the November 'l"c-
tiou. II has a republican state admin
isuatiun winch was swept into power
at the biennial election last Novcm.
Der by "a 10000 majority. and con
ercssonll delegation. prcpondcratcly
democratic. chosen in 1914.
At the August primary under the
present primary law candidates for
congress from the eleven districts,
and a United States senator will be
nominated. The contest for the Unit
ed States senator at the November
election now appears to be between
United States Senator j. c. NJ. Beck
nam. democrat and Richard i. Ernst,
of Coynstuu, republican.
Minnesota
Minnesota republicans look for a
return OF the normal republican mt'
jority Of approximately 100000 in the
election this fall, husing their views
-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09
Indiana

a complete state ticket with can.
didatcs for the state legislature. con.
gressman and IL United States sena.
tor will be elected by Indiana voters
this fall.
The presidential preference primary
May i. Will mark the opening of the
political year which promises con.
tests for nearly every office. The
probable effect of the women's vote
Is already being discussed by poMt!.
clans.
The tax law is declared To be the
issue on which the state office fights
will be joined and the wet or dry
issue is expected to he in the back.
ground Since the 1917 legislature
made the state dry territory.
Nebraska
The presidential preference primary
April 20, In Nebraska, is holding the
attention OF most voters, to the ex.
cl'lsion Of the campaign for state Off.
GERS to be elected this fall.
The principal activity Is In the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09

The republican organization in Ohio
is striving for q solid delegation
to the republican national convcn.
uon instructed for Senator Warren
&. Harding for presidential cdnd.
date.
The presidential preference primary
is April % and two possible cand.
dates for the democratic nomination
are Governor James NJ. Cox and Sen
ator Pomorene.
state officers. United States sen.
ator, congressman and state lcgisla-
lures are TO be elected and women
suffrage will be again before the
vGters at the fall election on the
question Of ratifying the action of
the state legislature in accepting the
FEDERAL woman suffrage amendment
Inc fight over tho United States
senator is being he'll in allegiance
Until after the Chicago convention
the Ohio primary not requiring can.
udatcs to file nominating petitions
until shortly before the August pIi
mary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09
For Cnunty Commissioner

The Arlmorcite Is authorized 10
announce james Il. Taliaferro us a
candiate for commissioner from the
First district subject to the actor.
of the democratic primary election
August 3. 1920.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09

The Ardmoreite is authorized to an
nounce Jeff O'Brien as candidate
for the office of county commissioner
from the First commissioners district
subject 10 the action OF the demo
cratic primary election August 3. 1920.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09

The Ardmorcite Is authorized 10
announce Marian Pierce as a candi.
date for the office of county commits
sioner from the second commissioners
district subject to the action OF tina
democratic primary election 10 be held
August 3. 1920.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09
With the World at Peace 1920 Will
Write Much Political History in [. S.

tiyity early In the year is obecrya5l,
on the republican side Governor Fruah
o. LoWdcu has entered the president Iul
RAG" ana is conducting 80 Lively caiu
paigu iu number ur states beside
his own
state ofncG.s ar" lined up behind
Z him and the presidential campaign ap
pnrcnDly has crowded purely state
politics lo the back ground. thou. II
governor, lieutenant goycrnor and OH
"r state officers are tu bo elected
n"Nt November.
The question Of a senator to sue.
coed United states senator Lawrence
Y. Sherman, who has expressed his
determination not to seek another
term, is likewise being held in abey.
ancc
Democratic party politics in Hin.
ois have not begun to boil and
those with the party chiefs predict
that the year will he the most hpr
monious for the party seen in say
crnl decades.
Michigan
The election viii afford no ro-
men Of Michigan their second oppor.
tunity TO exercise the franchise won
through amendment 10 the state cor.
stitution Eoih republicans and dcn-
ocratS already are seeking the snp.
port of women voters.
While nominating petitions for tno
presidential preference primary April
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09

The Ardmorcite IS authorized 10
announce George l.. Evans is u can
dldate for the office Of county com
missioner from the second commiS-
sion"rs' district subject 10 the action
of the democratic primary election
AUGUST .. 1920.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09

Tho Ardmoreite is authorized To m.
nouncc Joe r. Taylor as candidate
FOR county commissioner from the
third commissioners district subj
to the action of the democratic pri.
mary election August 3, 1920.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-09


Kansas Will run the gamut of cleo
tion possibilities this year, filling of.
fices from district rOad overseers TO
presidential electors and including a
United States senator. eight con.
gressmen and 4 complete state ticket.
The republican. democratic and so.
cialist parties are expected = put
complete tickets in the field. For
the second election in 40 years there
VIII be no prohibition ta.ket, as no
prohibition issue Is before the peo-
pie.
The voters at the fan election will
be asked to express their views on
these amendments to the state con.
stituton. These are the farm ten.
antry amendment, good roads amend.
ment authorizing the state to build
highways, and the tax amendment
providing for Reconsideration Of
property for clyltion purposes.
Illinois.
In illinois the greatest political ae.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
The Lineups
Carter.

TeSaco and Carter combines clash
In the opening game OF the OH base
ball league at McNulty park Tues
day evening. after parade or the
downtown streets by conclavo of oil
company employees.
A survey of the roster OF tho half
dozen clubs shows not only numerous
old favoritcs but fresh sprinkling
of new material of undoubted semi
pro merit, which should not only add
"A zest OF uncertainty to the final
reckoning but should compel the old
stalwarts TO spruce up to retain such
individual laurols as they possess
The route of the march viii be
over the following streets: Assemb-
ling at the o. l.. and II. building.
Sixth and Cheyenne. TO Boulder to
First, To Main. to Eighth, to Bos-
ton. 10 Third, to Elgin. To McNulty
park.
Confidence Is expressed by Man
ayers Jack Wolfe. o. =. & r.. A. G..
Livingston. Texaco. l.. II. Brown,
Cosden company; j. l.. Donovan,
Sinclair; II. j. Copeland. Gypsy; Il.
Peters. Carter, at the successful
consummation of the season for
their respe ectivo teams and the league
as "A whole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
26-INNING GAME
GOES TO IL TIE
Braves and Robins Set
Worlds Extra-Inning
Record.

BOSTON, May i.---iIo-ton and
BroolIyn battlcd 20 innings To a I To
tic today. breaking the former
!na1or league record Of - innings cs-
tHbl.~hcd nv the Boston Americans
and fhilnicIphin, september I. 1905,
when Jack toOmbs nf philadelphia
Il, ,icatcd Joe Harris to 1. II was u
pinCirr>' contest between Joe Oc~,,h-
ger and Leon tadorc. with honOrs In
favor of the Boston man. lie allowed
only nine hits and In 10 innings the
Brooklyn battcrS were put out In
order. only twice did ~ brooklyn
runner reach third, In the fifth. when
hrucgcr scored, and In the seven
tCCnth.
Ii" record breaking game equals
Tie mark of 90 consecutive -'OrcIcsSS
innings made by Pittsburgh and hos
ton september I, 1918. when Pitts
burgh won = Ia In the twcpt first.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
TULSA

Cleveland. Tlcrncy (2D. Home runs.
DEBATE, Aftermath, IHrmorc. Bran-
non. Sacrifice hits, Burke Larmoro
90. Stolen bases Iarmorc, Bran
non. Runs and hits. and or
Morris In 7 ga innings, and 3 Oft
Billman In l and "a innings Win
hing pitcher, Billmln. Bases on balls
Off Morris 7. of Bllman I. Struck
out. by Fletcher / by Morris .. by
Bllman . Double play Graham
and Larmorc Passed bail. Rrannon
Left on bases Sioux Ciiy 10. Tulsa 7.
Time OF game. I hour. 81 minutce,.
Cmpircs. Jacobs and Lauzon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
FOurHOme Runs Are Smashed;
BrannOn andLarmOre GetOne
Oilers Continue Timely
and Hard Hitting
Field Well.
PITCHERS INEFFECTIVE
Morris anf Fletcher Not in
Form-Sccond Game of
Series 3 80 Today.
BY LARRY DALEY.

Hard and opporiune hitting and
continued splendid fielding In tho
pinches gave the Tulsa Oilers a I 90
victory In tho opening OF the
threo.gamo series with Sioux CITY
here yesterday. the homelings there
by staying within onc-half game Of
the league leading Wichita Iz2ics.
IL was tho eighth straight victory
for the oilers.
Morris and Fletcher. right hand
pitchers OF the oilers and 500 were
Ineffective. Morris was retired In
tho eighth inning after four runs
and as many hits had been made
off his delivery in that frame, Up
TO that time, Joe pitched good ball,
though ne was uncommonly wild.
passing seven men.
Billman, who succeeded Joe
turned back Sioux city without n
run. only one hit was made Off
his delivery In one and one-third
inning Blllman is given credit for
the victory.
sioux Err Five Times
Fletcher was hit hard and his
support was also very faulty. five
errors being charged TO himself and
team mates.
Four home runs, all OF them driv-
ing In other runners were vital fac
tors In the scoring OF each club.
Sioux City scored two In the first
inning, DEBATE driving over the left
field fence with Crouch on first
base.
The Oilers scored one In their half
OF the first. Burke, first up. beat
out bunt. Larmore was given n
life when Fletcher fnmbled his
grounder Burke going to second.
Davis forced Jimmy at third. Lar.
moro stole third and counted on
Craham's infield out.
Tulsa went into the lead by scor-
ing two runs in the fourth inning
out. Ticrncy flied out to Robin
son. Frank Brannon, who with
Dobbins forms one Of the best
catching s,affs I'm the league. hit
over the right field fence. scoring
Cleveland ahead OF him.
Three more were added In the
seventh by the Oilers and with Nor
ris going good, II looked about as
much cinch as there can be In
baseball. Brannon and Morris were
given lifes on errors by DEBATE and
Fletcher. Burke sacrificed Bob
I.armore got his second homo run OF
the season, the battcrymen counting.
Morris weakened in thg eighth,
four hits. including hons run be-
ing made off his delivery and send
ing him to the showers. DEBATE. first
up, grinned at the fans who gave
him the 'raz" for going to sleep on
second base in the fifth inning
and crashed double To left. Rob
inson grounded out. Gillis doubled
to center. scoring DEBATE. Alter
mats home run put the Sioux with
in "A run OF the Oilers. Eiffert struck
out Fletcher singled and went
20 second on n passed ball. scoring
on Evers' single to center.
The Oilers won II In the ninth.
Burke. first up. made 1t perfect
day at bat by beating out another
hunt Larmore hunted In front OF
the plate. and when Gillls allowed
Eiffert's high peg to go into right
field, Burke counted with the win.
ming run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
new SHOOTING MARK
Douglas franchot Breaks 9S Out of
100 Clay Birds. Setting n
New Tulsa Club Record

Douglas Franchot shattered all
previous records and set new high
mark for the season when ne missed q
but two out Of 100 flying birds and
made fine run by cracking 81 birds
before he made a slip, j, A. Camp
bell went one better than his former
marx, getting 95 out OF 100. taking
second place. Sid Mallory and Joe
Mcgee were lied for third with 80
out OF 100.
The shoot was the weekly event Of
IN Tulsa Gun club. held yesterday
afternoon on the Tulsa rifle range,
city,
SCore,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
ST. Joseph

'HafIed Tor Hurns In uInth
- Joseph ..r,t..tt.,.... .O2i III b1o-iA
Joplin ................. Ol 600 ain
summary Runs ilrubnker. keiieher
walker ?. Kirby ?, Conroy 4 Groh shes
ihk. bogart strong errors Brubaker
NullauS, home runs. Kelieher Kirby. two
hhse nus Brown Conroy D. Kelieher o
bonowii1, sacrifice hits, Groth Williams
bases on balls, o'f Marks Q. or Burns I
sltugk out by Williams 4 by Marks O.
ball Shcstak, hit by pitcher brown by
W uliamS' double plays, burns to Lamb
20 hrown, kelleher to Groth: left on
bases 81. Joseph q, Joplin 3. earned runs
aud hits off Williams / and 10 In .
innings, Oft Marks and In 8 innings
ou burns and II In innings time
al0' umpires, DAILY and Lipo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
Jimmie wilde STOPS DYSON.

LAWRENCE, Mass. May Il
Jimmy wilde. British flyweight
champion. knocked out Bobby Dy-
son OF New Bedford. in the first
round OF what was scheduled as a
l2-round bout here today, Dyson
started aggressiyely and landed two
blows but Immediately went down
for the count OF nine from a tab to
the jaw. He got up and the knock
out blow to the stomach followed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
YANKS SHUT OUT
BOSTON RED S0X
White Sox Beat Browns
AS Defeat Griffs--
Indians Win.

NEW YORK. May New York defeat.
cd boston today, 8 to o u was the first
game New York has won from Boston this
season In five games played. Ruth hit his
first home run In "A New York Uniform
in a championship game lie drove the
ball over the night field roof ~ the
stadium. a feat which has been done only
tptce before since the Brush stadium vas
erected In 1911. Last september Ruth
turned the trick while breaking the home
run record and jackson, now on the
chicago Americans, hit ball JNer tho
roof In 1919.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

'natted for Ftcyulch IN ninth
Omaha ..................o .o3i 900 100 I,
i.hlta ....... .........s b34 COZ OjN-l1
Summary Runs Marr p smith ?. Wash
burn O. nc,k o. Butier 2. HerEcr ? Yarysn
East o. Neideil. i.eliNelt Piatte. Frey
uIph. error. lop. earned nuns. wichita ~
omaha tcft ON bAHoa. wichita 2 Omaha
sacrifice hit bpnirs, two base htts.
YHryHn. Mari. MaAhbufn, Weid"ll. Leiiyelt,
Nsulliu. three base hit iaryant home
runs Yaryau East 2. Platte, hits. orr
IHlWero 7 and o runs IN l = innings,
douhl" plays. smith to Beck. L"liveit TO
GlslHton. IeliNelt unasHistcd b~tgrr to
WHuhburn 10 Heck. Wsshburn 10 Berger
to Hock, struck out. by Palmero I. by
frclnich g, baHes on balls. Oft Last I. or
Haltueto I, Oft Ffcynigh 2, hit by pitcher.
Smith. Nsahburn. Weideil. umpires. vii.
son and IlEpatflck lIme. -lb-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
Hendricks Buys Ed FIahcrty.

TOLEDO, Ohio, May Jack
hendricks, manager of the Indian
apolls team, announced today the
purchase OF Ed Flaherty, a right
handed pitcher. from the Boston
Americans. The player is expected
TO report at once. Hendricks said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
EGVGgBetss
Larry Doiley

southern clubs
of tho Westernl
league got away
TO "A good start In
the first three of
the four series
played In this end
~ the circuit be =
fore the teams
change to { h 81
northern half ofI
tho wheel. Two
southern cl u b s.
arc leading the
league. another Is.
In the first di-.
vision and the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
Western association

HENRYETTA, May 1.--After Okmulge"
had tied the score in the ninth inning,
Pitcher Adkins singled. giving Henryetta
the winning score.
ENID. May i.--Enid and Chickasha bat
tied to | to II tie here today the game
being called in the lith inning on account
Of darkness
The score: r. II. ~
Chickasha .......o.o 2io 2io SOL n
Enid ,........... 400 oil 200 SOL 10 ~
Battcries--Payne. Wilson, Romow and
Hayes HIT Reynolds and Lamb.
FORT SMITH Ark, May ! 1.--Pawhuska
took the last game Of the series here TO-
day by hitting three local pitchers hard
and often. Funham kept the local hits
scattered.
DRUMRIGHT. May i.--Drumright won
its sixth straight game since the opening
Of the Western association today when
II defeated Springfield here to 2. The
game was called in tho eighth inning 10
permit the Springfield team to catch a
train.
The score: r. u. T..
Springfield ............iot 900 % 6
Drumright .............i0i 100 O-3 > ,
Batteries--Cortner and Comes, johnson
and Fruth, Crittenden.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

Airpane motors and propellers,
attached to each end or u railroad
car in Germany for experimental
purposes, are said to have run the
car at high speed with small eS-
penSc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

To make them easy 10 wash. a
Pennsylvanian has invented windows
that can be swung into "A room. the
sash being raised and lowered as
usual when returned to their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

Summary Runs. McDertnott, Milan. COT.
10y 2, Put 3, Hughes o Moore. Lindimore
4riffin 2 Griggs 2, Cole 3, Salisbury 2 /.
errors toff"y Anderson. Long ?. Nc
Anhny, triggs; two-hA.s hits Coffey,
Long. Moore. Griffith. three base hit
Moore, sacrifice hits, Gtiffin. hughes,
stolen bases Pit. cole. double PLAYS. COT
fey to French TO HaHbroot Iinditnore to
Cole to Griggs, runs and hits OF dresser
nhd IN innings, OF Lynch and
or lloyd none and In 8. bases on bails
or Salisbury /. off Dresser g. Oft Lynch
by Salisbury b. by boyd hit by pitched
ball griffin by DresHen. time 90 um
pirss. Becker and buckley.