davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16

sobenia 1llu10l0 vynal0Ait' ,celd
svoju prAcu . 6nsrGiu X tonnu,
aby 81 zaobstaralo iiajpotreb-
nejsf kapitAl 4 nejakd zAkla-
dinu svojho posobenia.
Ma prvom vAlnom shromAz-
deni vykazovalo 46O tlenov SO
470 podielmi. Behom minule-
no roku prihlasilo sa 1l6 tle-
nov 50 169 podielmi, tax ze
stav tohoto druzstva
vykazuje $50 podielov,
Co So celkoveho obratu IT,
ka, v prvom roku boil asi KEl
100000 kdezto zpraya to-
hoto rocna vykazuje neponaer-
ne vel'ky vzrast, co mozno pri-
pfsat' tomu, be boil zretel cely
venovany ma zpehazenie ho-
spodarskych vyrobkov a dole
zitemu oboru obilnemu.,
Aky vyznam ma drobna ho-
spodarska praea pre- celkovy
vyvyn> zemedeistva, mozno do
kazat' tym, ze v prvom roku
posobnosti dodalo druzstvo ma
jar 8 vag6ny umeleho hnojiva,
ma jasen stupnul tento pocet
ma 10 vag6nov . pre- tohoto roc
nj jasen dodalo uz "A vag6-
nov. " 2 tychto cisiel je zjav.
ne, aky vyznam ma druzstev-
nfcka praca ma Slovensku a Re
tato sl'ubne pokracuje ku
predu.
TAX ako rastie vyvin uvede-
neho druSstva, zvysuje So s1-
casne hospodarska poziadav-
ka celeho kraju tax vynoruje
sa pred nami zdravy nAvrh
spravy, aby druzstvo rozsirilo
svoju posobnost' ma cely obvod
buducej vel'zupy zvolenskej, a
tax aby prispelo ako prvy
ustav ku rieseniu otazky vel.
kych zup. Bude to prvy rol.
nfcky ustav, ktory prakticky
zacne riesit' move usporiadanie
Slovenska. Zriadiac svoju Fl,
Haiku v Lucenci a dl'a propo.
zicie v Krupine a Zlatych Mo,
ravciach. Tymto sposobon
bude v stave hospodarsky OBJ
jat' celu vel'ku zupu, a dufa
me, ze sa tax podary vytvorit
slovenskym rolsnfkom druzsto,
ny lstav, ktorybude dolezityn
narodohospodarskym einitelon
a vplivnym faktorom svojej zu
py dl'a noveho sriadenia. Plar
tento, ktory 81 druzstvo zvolen
ske predsavzalo, je sice v "a
eiatkoch,, ale pre- buddci vyvo
hospodarskych pomerov n;
strednom Slovensku je vepm
dolezity a zasluhuje ME lei
plnej pozornosti v kruhocl
slovenskych, ale'i ma patric
nych miestach ministerstva re
medelstva, ako vsetkych vlad
nych kruhov.
! Ked'by sa podarilo podob
nym sposobom sorganizovat
a zpracovat' vsetky ostatn'
vel'zupy slovenske, myslime, 4
by sa tym mnoho prospelo eel
kovym pomerom ma Slovensk,
a ze by sa tn v praktickon
prfpade dalo dokazat', co ma
mena odborne zdruzovani,
! drobnych l'udi vo vel'ke selk,
$ dobrym progranaom.
/ Bolo by to len vel'kou opo
rou buddcej samospravy Slo
venska, a iste by to dcinliv,
zasiahlo do Electromagnetic
| politickych hesiel.
Ked' teda posudzujeme eel
kovy stav slovensk@ho druz
stevnfctva, vidfme, ze ma mno
| hych a mnohych stranach Wy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-16
SLOYENSKE ZDRuZSTEV-
NfCTvO MA POSTURE
(Zemedelsls Druzstevnicke
Listy.)

pOLlCAOCll pO4lC1ChyNA 1la DAOVOAl
sku prichodi veru malo zprav,
ktore by boly ME len uspoku-
JUICE, ale aby znamenaly tiez
hospodarske osamostatnenie
drobneho rol'nfckeho ludu.
Lezi pred nami vkusne upra-
vena zprava Hospodarskeho
skladist'neho druzstva vo Zvo-
lene. Prezerame letkom zpra-
WI spravy a zrak mas 81 po-
zasbavl mad vetou: "Dosavad-
ma Ginnost' je nam dokazom, Re
je tol'ko moznosti a schopnosti
nasom l'ude, aby mohol
what opraty osudu svojho do
svojich rdk," a hned' d'alej sa
docitame, ze druzstvo je v ru-
kach malorol'nfckych a ze W.
kazuje rocneho obratu 40,411,-
oo2.8o NC, TO Je clsiica, ktora
81 mlmochodom vynucuJe re-
spekt a ziada, ably SINE sa u nej
trochu pozastavlll.
Ten slovensky drobny rolf mix
a obzvlastne vo zvolenskeJ zu-
pc, bol "a DOLBY mad 'arskeJ po-
roby politickym otrokom teh-
daJseJ vlady a Jej panov, a no.
spodarskym otrokom mad'ar-
skych zldov, ktorl, sue zaopat-
reni "a ich lokajske praee Via
de roznymi vysadami, staral sa
vsemozne to, aby oni sice bo-
haiti, ale Pud aby boil stale
udrziavany hospodarskej a so
cialnej biede.
Je pravda, ze po prevrate
tento zotroceny pud pozdvihol
svoJ hlas svoju past proti sta
rym svojim nepriatepom, ale
ked' vydrancoval rome obcho-
dy a tovarne ma Slovensku, me-
NAL este vepkeho pochopenia
Q tom, co urobil t'azko veril,
re po tomto poratani sa so sta
rymi uzernikmi nesmie ist' d'a-
DEF po starej ceste, ale ze sa
must ma vlastne nohy posta.
! Wit a stat sa sebestacnym a sa-
costatnym v .celom hospodar.
skom svete, z ktorehO energic-
ky vylocoval svojich starych
neprlatelov, preto dalo to mno.
no prace, nez sa aspon v male]
ciastke toto presvedcenie me-
dzi pudom rozsirilo, a nez bolc
mono zaznamenat' a trebars
skromny ale len predsa pozitiv'
ny vysledok.
nPri takychto okolnostiacl
rodili sa ma Slovensku potravnt
druzstva. ktorych zasobitelia
mali byt' zupne druzstva skla'
distne pod vedenfm dstrednehe
druzstva v Bratislave. Program
celej tejto druzstevnej organi
zacie spocival v tom, ably zaso
bovala obyvatelstvo potrebny
mi dennymi konzlmnymi clan
kami.
Toto pravda dostacovalo
ako program pre- pomerne
kratku dobu, a tax Pudia 20.
maly vhlbali sa do narodoho.
spodarskeho orientovania, po,
cali premyslat' tom, re il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
Despite Admirars Statement That
He Was Msquoted by Press,
Secretary viii Investigate
Personally
ADMIRAL AWAITS BOAT
TO RETURN TO AMERICA
After Claiming That News
papers Garbled His Anti
Fein Tak

BY United Press
Washington, June 19.-Secretary of
the Navy DENLY will continue his
personal inquiry into the remarks
of RearAdmiral William S. Sims
before the English speaking union in
London despite the admirals state
ment to the effect that he was in
correctly quoted by The press, it was
stated at the navy department today
The admirals belated reply to the
secretary's inquiry sent to Sims in
London several days ago has been
received. 1t was made public today
without comment md is as follows.
Statements athat were attributed
tC me were not correctly quoted
Context misleading and garbled. Re
ports of statements are correct and
inferrentially wrong. Statements ac-
tually made were substantially the
same as repeatedly made in public
in America and in my book, "rhe
Victory at Sea- and in publk ad-
dress at meeting held for increasing
good relations between English-speak
ing people
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
Plan Home Coming
At AnadarkO July
Fourth Says Word

Anadarko, Okla, June 13.-Plans
are completed for Caddo county's an
nual Home Coming Independence
Day celebration, Monday July A. To
carry out the elaborate program that
has ben arranged for the entertain
ment of the citys guests, the bust
ness men of Anadarko have sub
ecribed approximately $2,65O. All of
the entertainments are to be free.
Band concerts will be given in
the morning and in the afternoon
entertainments will be given at both
the park and the fair grounds. Ball
games, pony races and automobile
and motorcycle races will be given
at the fair grounds for attractive
purses. The program at the park
will include a band concert, widely
known speakers and vaudeville en-
tertainment in the afternoon, while
in the evening, band concert
vaudeville acts, and a magnificent
display of fireworks will be the en-
tertainment features.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
Fighting Charges
Filled By officer
Against Players

Chickasia errors lost the second
game of the series to Pawhuska here
Saturday afternoon, S to G. Jamisk's
error which should have retired the
side in the ninth inning, started a
batting rally that enabled the Husk-
ers to score four runs and win the
game, which was marred by a fight
involving Jimmie Johnson, Chicks
sI1ortstop, Pitcher Nose Poolaw, "Jel-
ley" Miller, the visitors first base
man, and l.. Rossi, pitcher who was
warming the bench when the fracas
started near second base. t =
Johnson, Poolaw and Miller were
removed from the game, which ac-
tion automatically fined them $40
each. A fighting charge will be filed
against the quartet this afternoon in
Jus ne court, according to Sheriff
Matt Sankey Miller and Rossi each
put up $15 fines and the appearance
of Johnson and Poolaw has been as
sured by Boss Ray Winder.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
FRISCO BRIDGE
BEING REBUILT
OVER CANADIAN
Normal Service viii Be Restored
Thursday on Oklahoma City
chickasha.o .ouanah Branch,
twas Announced To-day.

II plans of company officials are
carried out, normal service will be
restored Thursday on the Oklahoma
City-Chickasha-Q -Quanah division OF
the Frisco railroad. it was stated at
the local office this afternoon.
A large crew of men are now en-
gagged in rebuilding the Frisco
bridge over the South Canadian
river near Tuttle. Thirty-four sec
tions of this bridge we're washed out
in the recent flood. Crews will be
kept on the job "a hours every day
until the bridge is rebuilded, accord
ing to plans. The new structure will
be similar to the old one, and. II was
announced, should be ready for use
on Thursday of this week. Mean
while, trains are detouring over tho
Rock Island via El Reno.
Heavy rainfall along the course of
the stream has caused a rise in the
Washita river The river has risen
one foot since 4 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon and is out of the banks in
several places. Additional rain to-
night would cause heavy overflow,
it is feared.
Water this afternoon was flowing
five feet and four inches over the
Chickasha Gas and Electric conn
panys dam near this city.
More than two inches Of rain fell
here during the past "a hours, ac'
cording to a report issued this morn
ing at the local office of the weather
bureau. Sunday evening at o'clock
the register showed OF inches; this
morning at Z o'clock, 1.41 inches;
this morning at 1l:40 O'Clock, 2.22 in
ches.
Line Creek, in NORTH Chickasha is
swollen as a result Of the heavy rain
fall.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
Canal Measure Favored.

BY United Press. ~
Washington, JUNG 1S.-The resolu-
tion by Senator oBrah providing for
free tolls through the Panama canal
for American ships which were en-
gagged in coastwise trade, was Or
dered favorably reported today by
the senate committee on interoceanic
canals.
The vote of this committee was
unanimous in favor Of the PROPOSE
tion, members of the committee de-
clared after their conference.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
WORK STOPS ON BUILDINGS HERE
FOR COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS WHEN
CASH FOR EXPENSE IS EXHAUSTED

done but raise the necessary money
anu complete the buildings. There's
nothing very exciting about that but
unless the money IL raised. the build
Ings will stand Just like they are
today. nm unfinished Job. am not
going TO run the association in debt
Mr. Stephenson states that In order
to hold the nucleus OF the crew TO-
ge,her. so that It's reorganization can
b. perfected as soon as possible
when to money ls forthcoming. ].
y. Barnes. foreman on the job. and
a few Of the carpenters have been
retained for work around stephen
son Browne Lumber company.
when the money is' available,
they will be put back on the job,
said MIR. Stephenson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
20 TO Buy Roller
: For City Streets

II. II. DuBose city councilman and
chairman of the street and alley COM
mittee, and Dan w. Beets, city street
commissioner, left this morning for
Kingfisher where they will start ne
gotiations for the purchase of a
steam roller to be used in patching
street pavement and other street
work.
The machine probably will be pur-
chased by the city. Messrs. Du Bose
and Beets were given power by the
city council to make the purchase if
they see fit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
Sims Waits for Boat.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
London, June 19.-The correspond
ence on Rear-Admiral Sims "Jack
ass speech, made before the English
Speaking union and which was inter-
preted to be an anti-Fein utterance,
was believed to have been closed to-
day and the American naval officer
was awaiting his boat which is sche-
duled to leave here Wednesday to
carry him back to the United States.
Rear-Admiral Sims is to appear
personally before Secretary of the
Navy Edwin DENLY Immediately af-
ter his arrival in the United States
in response to an order to that eff
feet from DENLY.
Despite the declaration OF Rear
Admiral Sims to Secretary DENLY in
his reply to Denby's query, in which
Sims stated that the press had garb-
led his speech, the admiral continued
to be popular with the British news
papers. Only the London Daily News
attacked his utterances.
In commenting recently on Secre-
tary Denby's order revoking the adj
miral's leave, Sims declared that it
was known to the navy department
that he intended to return to the
United States on Wednesdays boat
and that the revoking of the leave
meant nothing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
MELLON OPPOSED
To BONUS PLANS
OF j S. SOLDIER
by United Press.

by United Press.
Washington. June Andrew W
Mellon. secretary of the treasury.
viii oppose the granting Of the sol.
dicr bonus at this session OF con.
greaa. Il was learned today.
Secretary MELONS opposition TO
the plan developed after It was an.
nounccd that Senator Pcnrosc and
other senate leaders were TO confer
with him preparatory to taking up
the bonus bill.
Secretary Melons position a. un.
dcraiood TO be about the same as
that of former Secretary Houston
who held that the payment would dis.
arrange the nations finances to a
extent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
HOUSE PRObL EMS
ON PEACE STILL
FAR FROM ENDED
Passage Of Porter Resolution Ex-
pected Today; Favorable Re-
port on Borah Project for
Panama Canal Use.
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, June 13.-Although
the house was scheduled to pass the
Porter peace resolution today. admin
istration officials admitted that their
problem of establishing normal rela-
tions with Germany was still far
from being solved.
House leaders stated this morning
that the lower branch of congress
was scheduled to take up the reso-
luton late today. Final action was
expected before the close of todays
session.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
NORTH CANADIAN
SLATED FOR RISE
By United Press.

By United Press.
Oklahoma City, June 13-Levees
along the North Canadian river were
strengthened here today following
the word that the river is due for an
additional rise.
The river has been almost at floou
tide here for several days and at
points has broken over into the low
lands. The Overflow. however, has
caused very little damage. Guards
are constantly on duty and the peo-
pie along the the river have been
warned to be ready for instant re-
mova to higher ground.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
GARY ADVOCATES
OPEN SHOP PLAN
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Syracuse. N. Y. June 13.-0ppor-
tunity inGustrially Is offered fully
only through the principles of the
open shop, II. H. Gary. chairman OF
the United States Steel corporation
declared in his commencement ad-
dress to the Syracuse University
graduates today.
Speaking on the subject Of oppor-
tunity, Judge Gary declared that in
the worlds history, labor was never
heretofore more highly respected nor
treated as literally as il is today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
MEETING POSTPONED

The meeting OF the Cooperative
club, scheduled for tosisht. has been
postponed on account OF the rain,
1t was announced this afternoon.
The meeting was to have been held
at Ala Chickasha avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
After the flood one wall Of Pry-
FIRE THREATENS BUSINESS
DISTRICT MARYLAND TOWN
by United prosa.

Washington. June l3.- Several fire
companies lett here today for Ris-
ing Sun. Md. which is threatened
with destruction by fire. Late re.
ports are that two hotels. four stores
in addition to rooming houses and
several dwellings have been burned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
+ Z + + + + + + 4 + j. + !
+ : CRUDE CUT AGAIN .
; BY United Press.

+ BY United Press. +
+ Tulsa, June 13.-The Prairie +
+ Oil and Gas company and the +
: Sinclair Oil company today an /
+ nounced va further cut of 25 l.
+ cents a barrel in the price of +
i crude oil. The price is now $1.25 4
+ barrel. +
Z = = = = = 4 4 + 4 + 4 h 4.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
Pledges Not Paid.

Fred Frey, who with DR.. A. b.
Leeds mas been handling the sale OF
stock, stated this morning that there
are about $4,000 in unpaid subscrip-
tions He declared that the press of
other matters has prevented the COM
mittee from seeing any OF the sub
,scribers, during the last few days
end holds for the belief tlat when
his committee can get to see these
subscribers money will be forthcom-
ing to continue work.
He declared that the committee
has list from which it is expected
$4,000 or more will be derived when
the committee sees the firms and in
dividuals listed. 1t was his Opin-
ion that the committee would get
started to work on the list of pros
pective purchasers as we'll as on the
lob Of rounding up the unpaid sub
scriptions today or tomorrow. If tais
is done and the hopes of the COM
mittee are realized, the work on the
buildings will be continued, but If
there is a fall-down anywhere along
the line, the buildings will stand in
their present unfinished state, mute
testimony to the lack Of interest in
the proposition, Mr.. Stephenson de-
clares.
people don't seem to realize what
this proposition will mean toward
lettering the town." said Mr.. Steph-
enson today. ut seems like when
the blare of trumpets and the glare
of the limelight is over and there is
nothing remaining but hard work
toward the actual building of the
fair plant, interest in the PROPOSE
tion lags. 1t would be disgrace
to Grady county and to Chickasha
to have the buildings stand as they
are today. 1t would mean that we
have started something that we can't
finish. There is nothing left to be
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
Chicks DROP IN
RACE BY LOSING
BATTLE SUNDAY
Poor Fielding and Listless Attack
Responsible for Downfall Of
Locals; Huskers Take Game,
Split Series.

An epidemic of errors broke out In
the Chicks infield yesterday after
noon at Grady field, and before the
malady had been cured. the Pawhus-
ka tribesmen had garnered sufficient
runs to win tho ball game and de-
spite the fact that Mike Cvengros
hurled winning ball from the tap Of
the gong until the last death strug-
gle of the final man was over. the
home crew dropped the pickering 4
to 9.
Another tling that contributed TO
the downfall OF the Hayesmen was
the lack OF punch to their attack
throughout the game. II may have
been that one Malone, who hurled
f0r the visitors had something to do
with this condition, but the main
fact in the premises was that said
punch was entirely minus In four
rounds of the pastiming, Chickasha
had sufficient ducks on the pond to
tie or win. provided the necessary
punch was forthcoming but It
wasn't
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13

Black squirrels and gray squirrels
are sometimes found in the same
nest. born from the same parents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
FElNERs' EXECUTION
CAUSE OF ouTBREAKs
py United Press.

Belfast. June 13.-Tierce factional
disturbances continued here today
threatening to increase the weekend
death list of six. The outbreaks oc-
CURED following the execution Of 3
Sim Feiners saturday night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
Dig Crew Laid or; X. A. Stephen
son. Supervisor, Puts In $500
individual Cash TO Meet
Bills. Payroll
NO MORE WORK BE DONE
UNTIL CASH AVAILABLE
stock Soliciting Committee Says
$4,000 Unpaid in subscriptions;
Too cury Last Week 70 see
Prospeets.

Work on the Grady county fair
grounds buildings came 10 halt
Saturday evening. with material on
the ground for the completion OF
the work started. except the windows
and doors for the race horse barn
and exposition building and concrete
for the floors. but with no money
on hand to meet further payrolls. ac.
cording to II. A. Stephenson. fair as
nociation director and supervision OF
the building program.
All material on the ground Is paid
for and the association owes no labor
or other bills. but in order to make
tiis condition possible. Mr.. Stephen
son deposited TO the credit of the
association about 100000 Of his per
sonal money this morning
Less Than $4,000 Invested.
Starting with a program calling for
the ultimate expenditure of practical
" $4,000 to make everything in
cluding walks, buildings. electric fix
lures, water connections, etc. com
plete. there has been paid into the
proposition. through the sale of
stock and the donation of the Hot
Stove League money, less than s15.-
900. which sum has been exhausted
in the construction OF the buildings
thus far. Mr.. Stephenson stated.
With the crew which was laid of
Saturday evening, ready to continue
work wnen the rain permits, the ex-
position building could be completed
IN four or five days and the work on
the race horse barn finished, the
supervisor declared. To do this. he
said, sufficient money must be forth
coming to insure the meeting of the
payroll and the purchase Of the ma
terial that is lacking About 300 feet
OF the race track fence has been
finished, the race horse barns are
ready for the finishing touches. the
grandstand needs only little paint
to be a completed job, and the ex-
position building needs windows,
doors, flooring and part of the roof,
but without money derived through
the sale of stock, not a tap of work
will be done.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
/ + + + = = T. + Z +
WEATHER FORECAST
For Oklahoma

!. Tonight and Tuesday, partly
: cloudy and unsettled. !
: Maximum so. Minimum 6S. !
! Local Temperature
+ Rain 2.22 at 11.4O..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-13
Huskers Start Early.

nuSkerS start Early.
Pawhuska started in early. In
fact the aforesaid start was inaugu-
rated in the initial round. Rafferty,
slapped hot one at Cvengros who
knocked it down but his heave to
Sturdy drew Guy off the bagg and
Raft was safe. He was sacrificed to
second by Felber. "Jelley" Miller, Of
fistic fame, was minus his goat the
same having apparently been ac-
quired by the fans He promptly
lwhiffed, but Sucker, the big center
gardener delivered the hit that
scored Rafferty,.
With two away in the third Sturdy
committed crime that resulted in
two more scores. Rafferty, was on via
the single route. Malone had flied
out and Felber had whitfield. Miller
hit one to Johnson who threw per.
fectlv to Sturdy, The ball had Mil
lef by ten feet, but Sturdy muffed it.
Sucker doubled scoring Miller and
Rafferty,.
The only earned run the Huskers
collected come in the ninth. Sucker
singled, went to third of Salazar's
safe blow and registered when Fos-
ter poled a long sacrifice fly.
How Chicks Score.
The Chicks delayed scoring until
church was almost out, it being the
seventh frame before the home
gaurd was able to push a man over
the pan. This run was a present
from Malone and Foster combined.
The latter, on Jamiski's offering,
threw high to- Miller and the Chicks
third sacker was given life. He
went to second while Hughes was
being thrown out, Becker to Miller.
With Johnson up, Malone uncorked a
wild pitch. Dunden loafed while re-
covering the sphere long cough to
allow Jamie to toddle home.
In the eighth. touch of the old
fight was added to the attack OF
the Winder hirelngs. Sturdy led off
with a single, which you could de-
scribe as screaming and get away
with it. B. Mclean teed eff and
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