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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-21

PENN RELAY CARNIVAL TO RIVAL OLYMPIC GAMES;
BEST FROM CENTERS ARE ENTERED

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April H.
More than 5000 athletes-the pick
OF 500 colleges and schools Of
America-will compete in the his
toric 9th annual relay carnival at
Franklin field, University OF PENN
sylvania, here April % and 80.
The relays have grown from an
event which included . dozen col
leges and Is schools in 1895 TO an
athletic classic that now rivals the
great Olympic games.
MANY records have been broken
in the carnival since its inception.
1--WE are looking forward to q
meet this year that will establish
new marks" says DR.. George Orion.
former famous Penn athlete and d.
rector of the big meet.
The one, two and four-mile inter-
collegiate relay races will be the
features.
Penn After Nile.
Penn won the One-mils relay last
year. 4
I'VE are determined to repeat,
says Coach Lawson Robertson.
earl Eby, our star man. holds
the intercollegiate championship
and he ran second in the 800-meter
race at the Olympic games.
"He is also national half-mile
champion.
Teamed with Eby will be Maxam
Rodgers and third man yet to be
selected.
Syracuse is likely to be on.
strongest rival.
"In the two-mile relay Yale Is the
favorite. The Ellis claim to have
the best team Of runners they've
had since 1914 when they establish
ed a record OF Z minutes and So sec
ends.
But don't overlook Illinois. They
are sending one of the best two
mile relay teams, it is said. tina!
ever competed in American races.
Cornell, always strong in LONG
distances, is likely to sweep up IN
the four-mile relay. But they'll
have to reckon with Illinois. The
middle west will be a contender fol
honors with Grinnell college.
Eastern colleges have never hat
as stiff competition as they'll ge
this year from the middle west"
Most interest in the relays Il
centered around the team that vii
represent the combined French uni
versities.
| The French team is made up o
Delvart and Ferry, who representa-,
France in the Olympics, Seurin, ia
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-21
NO BLANKET THIS TIME.

In reporting the recent Van
Ryan-Welch fight in Davenport.
the writer declared that Van Ryan
was held in check by his handlers
for almost all the bout, but it was
not until yesterday that Billy
Rhodes and Sandy O'Neill admitted
the fact.
Rhodes, manager Of Van Ryan,
explained that he was content t.
let his boy amass q comfortable
point lead without bearing down
upon WEIGH with all the power al
his command. This, as reported
by the writer, was decided when II
was discerned that WEIGH could
not be inveigled into leading.
But Van Ryan's tactics in Their
next meeting will differ greatly
Rhodes promises. He says he will
send Van out with instructions tt
finish WEIGH as quickly Is pos.
sible, IL he can. Moreover, Rhode.
claims that Van emerged from thu
last fight with the key to Welch's
weakness, and that he will meek
very little instruction from his COT
ner when they mix again.
WEIGH and his followers are JUS
as confident that frankie will tax,
the measurements of Van Ryan
asserting that the Chicagoan know,
just how he can stop Van in shor
order.
We have been asked many time!
for our candid opinion Of WEIGH
and take this opportunity to go OF
record. It's just this: Howeve
crude WEIGH might be after onl,
just emerging from the preliminar,
class, he is dangerous at all time
with these lightning punches, an,
has the pedal endurance for q,
unlimited number Of rounds.
There is no mistake about II tina
WEIGH is conner II they don
overmatch him.
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EVERYTHING COUNTS

The islanders will be q well-sea-
soned crew when they hit the trail
to Peoria, May 2, to open the Three
l league season on the following
day.
This seasoning process is going
on daily at Douglas park in the ex-
hibition games with visiting teams
and the Regular-Yanigan clashes.
There is little rest for anyone in
the Islander camp during working
hours. II the players aren't ex-
ercising their muscles. they are re-
quired to timber up their grey mat
ter by concentrating on fast base
ball.
McQuillan is developing an out
field trio that should rattle the
boards of every park in the circuit
They are also the equal in speed
of any other rival club.
AS it stands, the infield contains
in Benson and Murphy, the leagues
best double play combination. Ed.
die Lenahan, last years leading
third baseman, Is at his natura
position, first base. Frank Emmer
with two years major league ex
perience with the Cinci Reds, is Al
third.
Ray Smith is a splendid catcher
for his years, combining the conf
dence Of his battery mates will
the ability to hit hard and timely.
Dennis, Frank Smith, Bernie
Zennman, Westphal and Brandon
are rounding into form for thu
final showdown. Everything thes'
days is made to count for bettel
form.
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RALLY OF CUBS
FALLS ONE SHY
Freeman Tosses Away Game EARLY
and Pirates Cop-Giants, Reds
and Dodgers VictOrs.

Chicago, April q. - Pittsburgh
made it two out of three from the
fighting cubs yesterday. coping
the final game by a score of 6 to s,
and it was lot closer than that. In
fact the margin by which the Pr
rates won was thinner than a safe
ty razor blade.
Two runs behind in the last half,
the Bruins rallied SO hard they
drove one Pirate pitcher OF the
mound and had another wabbling
after they had scored one tally.
Two men were on bases with two
out and the crowd yelling like mad
when Rabbit Meanwhile went close
to the stand and captured foul fly
from BARRIERS bat which sent both
teams on their way.
Long hits and the breaks turned
the scale in Pittsburgh's favor, for
the locals made as many hits as
the visitors, but did not drive them
as far. The hostiles earned IL
bases with their bats, while the
home boys got only Is in that way
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HEAVY PURSES
FOR RACE MEET
Mississippi Valley Fair Stewards
Announce $500 Added Money
for Harness Events.

Prizes totaling $4,000 added mon
ey were announced today by Sec
rotary M. E. Bacon OF the Missis-
sippi Valley fair, for the harness
racing events in the racing meet
in Davenport, July 4. S and 6.
A special purse Of $50 is offered
to the driver OF the horse trotting
the fastest mile during the meet
and another $50 prize to the driver
Of the horse pacing the fastest mile.
This event is booked over the ILL.,
nois valley and the Cedar valley
circuits and is held under the rules
OF the American Trotting associa-
ton,
Early closing events close May 2
snd late closing events June "a.
The course will be over the half
mile track built here last year.
The program is as follows:
Monday, July 4.
7:15 pace (early closing)-Added
money, $500.
2:14 trot (early closing)-Added
money, $500.
2:A trot-Added money, 5000.
2:08 pace-Added money, $500.
Tuesday, July 5.
BIT pace-Added money, $500.
2:17 trot-Added money. $500.
Three-year-old trot, 2::25 class
Added money, $500.
Three-year-old pace, 2::25 class
Added money, $500.
Wednesday, July 6.
2:20 trot (early closing)-Added
money, $500.
2:25 pace-Added money, $500.
2:12 trot-Added money, $500.
2:12 pace (early closing)-Added
money, $500.
All races will be under the added
money system. entrance fees being
added to the purse and no deduc.
tons being made from money win.
ners. Money is divided 50, IS, 1.
and 10 per cent
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prove one of the leagues most con-
sistent batsmen.
Elmer Benson. having played in
only one practice game up to the
compilation OF these averages, is
shown at the zero point in batting
and not much higher In fielding.
But Elmer should gain rapidly dur
ing the next two weeks in both de-
partments.
These figures attest to the max.
ings of q formidable minor league
baseball club In that the McQuillan
standard Of training Is to hustle
and give everything every minute
OF the time. The Islanders havs
worked every bit - hard as they
'vould have In regular league
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SPEED COP GRABS
RUTH JUST BEFORE
HE CLOUTS HOMER

New York. April 21.-While Babe
Ruth. who knocked his second home
run Of the season later on in the
afternoon, was going to the Polo
grounds yesterday in his automo-
bile a motorcycle cop informed him
he was exceeding the speed limit
and handed him q summons to an
pear in court tomorrow.
The motorcycle cop overlook
Ruth and yelled: "Hey. you. Who
do you think you are-going q
miles an hour?'
'Bet you 81 this old boat won't
60 q an hour" bantered Ruth.
Tell it to the judge" said the
cop. 49,
IT can't 90 to court tomorrow, )"
said Ruth. I've got an important
engagement at Philadelphia"
who are your" asked the police
man.
I'm Babe Ruth"
"Oh," said the cop.
The crowd began to jeer the DO
liceman.
KNOCK him over the rightfield
fence" advised q truck driver.
II guess I've got two important
dates tomorrow" said Ruth, pock.
citing the summons.
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NEARING THE CALL.

The Islanders will have to be
within the 1S-player limit just II
days hence. After May 20 the limit
will be IA, including the manager.
Doubtless you fans are begin
ming to wonder what Manager Nc
OUTLAWS final selections will be.
We can draw our own conclusions
and probably you can, too, but
then again we might all be wrong.
Six capable outfielders are striv-
ing to make the regular berths.
Three will have to go. There are
six infielders for the four steady
jobs. Two must feel the axe. At
least one and probably two of the
three catchers will be turned
loose.
There are nine pitchers in the
Islander camp, not including Nc
Quillan. Dennis, Smith, Berg, Mil
Ter, Mccartney, Westphal and Bran
don are reliable right-handers;
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and down the land before and after
winning the title, taking on all
corners and beating them decisive
II. None remains for him on this
side but Tom Gibbons, whom Demp-
sey will probably accommodate
after he polishes OF Carpenter.
As to Dempsey fighting only in
call the specimens Of fighters,
cal 1.-The specimens Of fighters,
with one or two exceptions, whom
Europe has hailed As native cham
pions. Tubs like Bombardier Wells
and Joe Beckett made it compare
lively easy for Carpenter to be-
come an idol. according to the
European standard.
For many years Carpenter Loaf
ed in Paris for matches with sec
ond-rate American boxers, who had
been contaminated by the lure Of
the boulevards and Partisan night
life. Only one ever beat the frog,
and that was Frank Klaus, who was
only \ cheese middleweight cham
pion at the most.
But Europe cannot be blamed
wholly. nor Is there any gain
saying that Carpenter II formid-
able opponent for Dempsey. Glib
promoters, who advertised 0unbost
Smith. Frank Moran, Eddie Nc
0oofty. etc, - Yankae championa
70 NEST Georges, win the crepe Dc
chine garden AoeA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-21
THE SCOREBOARD

YESTERDAYS HERO - Babe
Ruth. The bambino smacked a
homer in the seventh inning-his
second of the season. The Yanks
beat the Red Sox. s to 4. Bobby
Meusel also clouted a homer.
GEORGE SMITH, Phil pitcher.
poked Otto Miller in the ribs with
the bases full. forcing in the run
that tied the score. Brooklyn won
in the ninth, 4 to 2, ON Koneys
single.
R1XEY, Red pitcher, won his own
game from the Cards, 5 to 2. with
a single in the ninth inning.
BUSTER MAILS was busted BY
the Tigers and Cleveland lost 8 to
is. The Buster went out in the
third,
THE PIRATES fired a broadside
into the Cub bark in the sixth in
ming, scoring four runs that gave
them a s to S win.
THREE RUNS in the ninth in
ming gave the Giants a 9 to s VIC
tory over the Braves after Nehi
had been knocked out Of the box.
Manager Fred Mitchell was canned
by Umpire Bill Brennan for too
much noise.
THE ATHLETICS started with a
l-run lead. but the Senator pound
Cd three Mack pitchers In the late
innings and won. s to I. making a
clean sweep q the sexieA
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star ATHLETES
TO CoMpETEAl
DRAKE MEETING
Fifteen Universities, IS Csun,.
and Is High Schools ClasA
Saturday in Relays =

Des Moines. Ia, April 2l.-M,
teen universities. Is colleges ~
rs high schools have entered N.
twelfth annual Drake relay, to b.
held here Saturday, April q,
Many of these institutions h.,.
carried OF honors in former ve,,s
at the relays, but several NO.
schools are on the lists as vslI
Following is the list Of institution,
entered:
University class: Universitisa -
Chicago, Wisconsin, Minnesofs
Kansas, Illinois, Nebraska PumS
Missouri. Iowa, Notre Dame n
Drake and Northwestern univef
ity, Iowa and Kansas State ~
leges and Grinnell college.
Coe, Cornell. Wabash, Hamlin.
Parsons, Simpson, Morninesids
Butler. Yankton, Carleton, KnoY
Central Of Fayette, Mo-, Beloif
Iowa State Teachers college, Mis.
souri, State Teachers college, low,
Wesleyan. Des Moines Uniyersity
and University Of South Dakota
High school class: Oak Park
(Chicago). Elkhart Ind.), Ames
Boone, Cedar Rapids, Earlham. n
Dodge, Indianola, Hampton, Mar.
shalltown. Witherset, (Audubou,
Grinnell (Ottumwa), Valley June.
ton (Oskaloosa). Mason City, An.
dubon, LeMars, Extra Greene, Ial.
Douds (Florida), Newton. NASHUA
Osceola, Perry, Sioux City, Grit
nell, West Waterloo and Fairfield
Paddock Entered. =
Many of the individuals entered
in the two special events, the loa.
yard dash and the 12O-yard HID
hurdles, have been listed, but thsI
are still a few names missins
These will be entered later, accord
ing to Coach Banks. Following i
the list of entries thus far:
100-yard dash: Paddock, Cal
Gallagher, Kansas Aggies; Deer
ing, Neb.; Knollin, Wis; Hayes
Notre Dame; Jacobson, S. D!
Paulu, Grinnell; Woestemyu
Kansas; Massengale. Mo-; a,
Byers, Drake.
| l20-yard high hurdles: Knollir
Wis; Wright, Neb.; Gallagher
Kansas Aggies; Wynn, Notr
Dame; Bedding, Iowa; Price, S. D.,
and Patterson, Drake.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-21
EUROPEAN BUNK.

We are one Of those hard-boiled
boxing observers who cannot give
Georges Carpenter more than q
remote chance Of beating Jack
Dempsey when they meet, July :,
In Jersey City.
The most recent goat-getter Is .
buzz from across the pond that
Carpenters better record, what
ever that Is, stands him In better
stead than Dempsey.
By that it Is implied that the
frog has defeated better opponents
than Dempsey has. and 1t is even
more emphatically insinuated that
Dempsey has never defeated q firsi
clAs opponent.
That Is absurd because We Ill
know that Oeaposy- hAs sooa IN
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-21
TOPICS OF THE
DAY IN SPORT

New York-"Babe" Ruth made
his second home run Of the season
yesterday, in the seventh inning OF
the New York-Boston game.
Chicago Hoffman, outfield.
er Of the Chicago Cubs from 1905
to 1919, returned to baseball with
acceptance of an offer to coach a
local high school team.
Chicago-Edouard Horemans, Eu.
ropean balk-line billiard champion
led George Sutton, 800 to 2S5 al
the end Of the second round Of theil
1872 balk-line match.
Mobile, Catcher P. Schultz
Of the Terro Haute club of the
Three-I league, has been purchased
BY Mobile and will join the team
at Atlanta, Ga, today. He was
purchased through the St. Louis
Browns.
Minneapolis-Mike Gibbons, St
Paul, and Chuck Virgins, Indian.
apolis, will meet here tonight in a
1O-round, no-decision bout. Wig.
gins weighs 1853 and Gibbons 159.
Joplin, Mo-Bill Marriott, out
fielder Of the Chicago National
league club, expects to join thu
club the first of May. He has been
at home here several days recuper.
ating from an operation for appen.
dicitis.
ChicagO-Bad weather has cut il
half the scheduled appearances Of
the White Sox, and only one of foul
games has been won.
CMcago-Passports for Charlie!
(~CMck") Evans and his parent!
to visit England, for atravel AM
recreation, were obtained today
sChickS, who is national amateur
golf champion, is to play in tn
British championship tournament.
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nous sprinter, and Goulleux, who
is considered the best half-miler in
France.
Most important Of the individual
events is the pentathlon which COM
prises the broad jump, discus and
javelin throwing, and the 200 and
1900 metre races.
Brutus Hamilton Of Missouri,
holder Of the A. A. u. pentathlon
championship and regarded as the
best all-round athlete in America,
will meet strong competition in
Everette Bradley, Kansas, LeGer-
Dire, Georgetown university. and
Bartels of Penn.
Charley Paddock, California flash
who recently equalled the worlds
.O0-yard record of 93-5 seconds
and established q new worlds mark
for the 220-yardsl will run in the
dashes.
The pole vault contestants will
include Jenne, Washington State
university. Jordan of Dartmouth,
Harwood of Harvard. Wright OF
Wisconsin, and Nolte, PENIS star
vaulter.
There will be 80 events, not
counting the heats in the run
ming races and hurdles.
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WHO'LLWN?

st. Louis. Mo-, April e1.-Unl'e'
Press.)-George Sisler, Amer1cN
league batting champion: t.,
Dempsey will win. Carpenus.
Is q clever boxer but he lacks ".
physique. Dempsey is rugged sui
powerful hitter. He's fast az
his blows carry more weight ~ y
bout may 60 the limit, being as IL !,
only IL rounds. Carpenter misn
be clever enough to stay away tns
long but it will be Dempseys ntD
all tho vay."
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MUCH INTEREST
IN BIC 8 meet
Rock Island, Moline and Galesbws
FavOrites of Track Clash 1t
Browning Field, May I.
BY FRIER NCOLLISTFR.

From advance preparations TIL
annual Big Eight track and ieh
meet Saturday afternoon, May I, 4
Browning field, Moline, should Il
the best ever held in the confer
ence. Entries will be in soon and
the medals and ribbons for the win
ners have arrived. 4
This is the first time in the bis.
tory of the Big Eight that the track
and field meet has been held away
from Galesburg and local authori-
ties are making every effort to have
the meet a big success. Although
the mix will be held on Browning
field, it is under the auspices Of the
Rock Island high school and Au-
gustana.
Several Side Issues. e.,
There are several other event9
that are run along with the tracs
meet. The Friday night before. ~
annual extemporaneous speaking
speaking contest will be held in
Moline and the morning of the
same day the typewriting and sten1
ographic meet is scheduled at An
gustana. After the track meet big
banquet for all the athletes is plan1
ned. II
Davenport, from all reports, vii
not enter team in the Big Eighe
meet this year SO that fight TOT
first place will probably be be.
tween Rock Island, Moline ane
Galesburg. The Iowa state trac1
tourney will be held the same Az
as the local mix and it is though
likely that Iowans will psrfsr =!
go to Iowa City.
Local Dual Meet.
Negotiations are now being ca!
ried on between the authorities q
the Rock Island and Moline schools
for a dual meet to be held in the
near future. This is the first tlne
in the last few years that Moline
has had strong track team and
tourney between the "Swedes" an
the islanders would be close ana
hard fought.
The date for the quad-city OUT
door mix has ben set for May II q
Browning field. From reports ina
| are waited about the local schoo
there will probably be kick maa'
against Davenport using nmu
semester men while the llllnol
teams are barred. It is said tna
extra semester runners scored l.
points for the Iowans in the indoo
mix and putting these men out VII
give the I0wans quite a set back.
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The Sportscope
By Bruce Copeland:
Brooks and Zennman are likely

Brooks and Zennman are likely
looking portsiders.
Manager McQuillan has his work
cut out for him during the next
couple Of weeks. He must weigh
carefully both the mental and me-
chanical merits of each performer
Who will get the call, many are
inquiring. All we can say is: the
players who combine hustling, fast
thinking and the ability to bat and
field effectively.
We recall that Manager McQuil
Ian accepted his duties last sum
mer with the avowed determination
to produce a real baseball club
Rest assured he hasn't changed hit
mind.
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HOUSE RECEIVES
COMMITTEE RING
BILL FOR ACTION

Springfield, ILL.,, April 21.-The
committee boxing bill, combining
the features of several measures
introduced in the house, came out
today. It provides for 10-round.
no decision bouts under the regu-
lations OF commission OF three
members. The Y. NJ. C. A. and sim
liar organizations are exempted
from paying the state tax and I'M
der the bill could stage amateur
bouts to q referees decision.
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GROOM YOUNG STARS.

New York. April 21.-Neither
Norman Brookes nor Gerald Pat
terson will compete in the coming
Davis cup matches in September At
Forest Hills, N. Y. Australia's ten
mis- honors will be upheld by
the youngsters-Hawkes, Anderson,
Peach and Todd.
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Clevoland-Jack Wolfe, Cleve.
land, and Danny Kramer, Philadel.
phia, baRtamweights, win meet
hero tonight In q 1s.round bout to
. decision.
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S0X make BOW
FOR HOME FANS
Gleasons Open in Chicago With De
trOit-Ruth Hits Second Homer
Indians Routed.

st. Louis, April 21.-Kid Gleason
and his White Sox headed for Chi
cago last night after having wen
one out of four games played on
the road. They realize they must
get a better average than that, bat
were chock full of confidence when
they steamed out of st. Louis, and
promise to hit their stride in the
series starting today with Tvs
Tigers.
The Sox were rained out again
yesterday. They certainly have
been treated shamefully by the
weather man. Two games here
were played under ideal conditions
1t was the first time in two weeks
the Gleasons got any kind of a
break with the weather man.
Commencing this morning there
will be daily batting drills for the
Hose. Gleason told the boys tc
be at the ball park and in uniform
ready to work by not later than
1890 this morning. The Sox are Oh
the home campus twelve days and
| the morning batting sessions will
be held daily. A little timely hit
ting here and the club would BE-
returning to Chicago with thret
victories instead of one.
Tigers, 8; Indians, 6.
Detroit, Mich, April 21.-Tht
| Tigers evened up the series witt
the worlds champions yesterday b,
winning with ease, 9 to 6. Score;
RH. E
Detroit ...... .o15 800 ooo-9 IS !
Cleveland 80. 900 010 1916 10 !
Batteries-Oldham, Stewart ant
Ainsmith; Mails, Clark, Petty ant
O'Neill, Nunamaker.
Yanks, 8; Red Sox, 4.
New York, April 21.-Babe Ruth,
mighty bat broke up a pitching
battle between Allan Russell AMI
Jack Quinn here yesterday, tn
Yanks beating Boston, 5 to L. Tt,
homerun king made his secont
homer of the season, in the sevent.
inning, with Peckinpaugh on bas'
ahead Of him. In the eighth h
scored Fewster with a single owe
second base. Bob Meusel shared
the glory with Ruth when he hi
a homer with Ruth and Pipp OF
bases in the eighth. Score:
| RH.E
Boston ...... 900 010 003+ 9.
New York %. .010 900 34x-S IL
Batteries - Russell and Ruel
Quinn and Schang.
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Reds, 5; Cards, 4.

Cincinnati, April q. Rixey
turned in his first victory for Gin
cinnati yesterday over St. Louis, 5
to 4. Fonseca's single, Cranes
sacrifice, a base on balls to Wingo
and Rixey's single scored the win
ming run in the ninth. Score:
r. H. E.
St Louis ...020OO0101- 9
Cincinnati .11O1O0O11- Z
Batteries-Haines and Dilhoefer;
Rixey and Wingo.