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Evening journal., 1921-05-02
'KASEE' Is SWAT
SULTAN'S MASCOT

"Kasee." with the accent on the
zee" is the name OF the latest mascot
in balloon. the personal mascot Of
His Mejasty the Sultan OF Swat
Babe Ruth. Kasee Is a French
poodle pup. originally named Casey
after the Knights OF Columbus. but
translated to "Kasee" when the
doughboy who presented the pup TO
Ruth learned OF its French nativity.
lie had thought it was Irish.
The doughboy is a patient OF Fox
Hills Hospital and his name is Doug
las Myles. He halls from DUPONT,
y. j.. also though he hasn't been
home since he returned from the
Argonne fighting in France. And
that Is simply explained. He has
been bedridden with paralysis. Hear
ing that the X. Of c. was organizing
baseball outings TO see the big
leaguers az the Polo Grounds. New
York. Myles asked to be permitted ia
90. The Knights secured an ambu-
lance and stretoher, with the result
that Myles will see big league games
every week from a stretcher. lie Is
believed to be the only fan who has
been taken into games in this way.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
SIX BOUTS TONIGHT
IN PARKSDE RING

Boilermakors Local. 494. will step
out as a producer OF smokers tonight
when they put on their initial at
tempt in the Parkside gym at Kirk
wood Park Six fast Pennsylvania
boys. members Of a Philadelphia To-
cal have volunteered their services
and they will meet six Wilmington
boys in their class. A fine program
Of musical numbers and specially
events will also be presented.
Ralph Raymond who Is heralded'
as Wilmington's leading welter-
weight will have a chance TO prove 1t
tonight when he tackles Jerry Jor-
dan OF Pittsburgh in the main bout.
Jordan has met some OF the best boys
in the welter and lightweight classes
and should give Raymond the night
OF his career.
The semi-windup is scheduled to
bring together Hank McGovern OF
Port Richmond and Buckley McGin-
mis- OF this city. McGovern Is recog-
nized as one Of the leading bantams,
boxing Joe Lynch, present title hold
er. several years ago to a fast draw
al the National club. He also has
met Pete Herman and Kid Williams,
both former champions. However,
Olen Hackett, who states he is man
ager OF McGinnis. declares his boy
will not so on with the speedy
Quaker City fist finger. Hackett
says McGovern is above McGinnis
class.
In the main preliminary Battling
Barnes who is considered as the most
promising lightweight developed in
this city. will meet a tartar In Willie
Rogers OF West Philly. Kid Chad
wick and Willie MeGovern, the Ken
sington fash, also are billed.
The other bouts will be between
Soldier Stokes. clown boxer. OF this
city. and Johnny Smith OF Phnly and
in the opener Jimmy Ireland will
take on Johnny Brown OF Tioga.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
FIRST MID WEEK
SHOOT THURSDAY

on Thursday afternoon Of this
week Greenhiu Club will hold the
first Of the series of club shoots.
registered with the American Trap
shooting Association.
The registered club shoots are fast
becoming popular throughout the
country and Greenhill's action in
holding these series OF events no
doubt will have the approval and ac-
tive support Of local shooters
4 shooter. n he so desires. may
shoot at and have ofiioially record
ed in the Association averages. 100
targets. but all trophies will be
awarded on the first fifty birds, and
a contestant may enter for the first
fifty only
The American Trapshooting Asso-
citation will present a trophy for each
ten amateurs shooting at so birds.
The Greenhill club will also give a
trophy for each 10 shooters. shoot
ers will be classed by the club, based
on it's knowledge OF the shooters
ability.
The Association offers a trophy 20
the high average winner in the ser
les OF shoots the six best scores
made to qualify.
Thursday afternoon will not only
be the first Of the registered club
shoots, but also the first mid-week
shoot Of the year and il Is hoped
that local shooters will turn out and
make the day a big one.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
Is SCHOOLS ENTERS
ER-SCHOLASTIC
Special 10 Tho EvonIng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. May 2-Entrics FOR
the eighth annual inter-scholastlc
held and track meet Co bo held ON
Frazer hold. University of Delaware.
close today. The indications are thar
about twenty-five schools from four
States will enter and the number OF
contestants will probably reach 500.
There will be three classes.
In connection with the inter-
scholastic meet Track Coach IcCato
has also announced that am inter-
/ fraternity meet will be- run of the
same afternoon. Every fraternity go
the university will be represented az
/ this meet There will also be a non-
! fraternity team and the faculty may
[ have team In the meet No ath-
/ lete who has won his letter in track
or field or any man on this years
team will be eligible TO compete In
T this meet.
Delaware meets University of West
/ Virginia ln baseball on Frazer field
this afternoon. the game TO bc start
I ed about $50 o'clock. on Thursday
Hans Wagner tho former Pittsburgh
National League star. will be- here
with his Carnegie Tech" team oi
| Pittsburgh. Wagner is coaching this
team.
! The track team will compete with
7 Haverford in dual meet on We'd
nesday and on Friday the team Will
go 10 Baltimore FOR dual meet with
Johns Hopkins.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
SUN OIL AFTER
OUR 4TH WARDERS

The Sunshine" boys OF the Della
ware River Industrial League having
faced and defeated two Wilmington
teams. will drop In on Tommy Au-
gusts Fourth Ward boys tomorrow
evening to see what they are made Of
Bad weather has hampered the
sun boys chances OF getting together
but Coach Fats" Thompson and
Captain Jack Elliott have been giving
their hopefuls strenuous workouts
which are going 10 prove effective
in the real test.
Manager Allston OF the Sunshiners
is trying TO arrange games with the
teams OF Wilmington and hopes that
after the result OF the Sun-Fourth
Ward contest is published, the teams
he has corresponded with will come
across with their dates.
This game will be called at sac
p. m, Wilmington time, on the
Fourth and Church streets diamond
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
DELAWARE CITY WINS.
PROTEST Is FILED
snbnrhan Lcaguc slandlne.
sTnTnnNN ITAGII-

In Delaware City's first home
game OF the season the river club
defeated Marshnllton. to Z. The
features OF the game were easily
the pitching Of both Spicer and
hayward. Spicer having 3 strike
outs TO his credit while Hayward
hreezod -. Delaware City won the
game In tho seventh inning by a
wcll-executed squeeze play. four
runs crossing the plate before the
de was retired. Marshallton has
protested. In the seventh inning
Spicer hunted the hall, which rolled
foul by 10 feet from homo plate.
Umpire Brittingham called the
play fair. hut later changed his de-
ciaion TO foul but Manager Hop
Goehcgan very reluctantly refused
TO allow the umpire 10 change his
original decision. White and Cook
scored on the play, az no EFFORT was
rade by Catcher Scott 20 put tho
runners out. 3D. Holiday singled,
scoring Spicer. Manager Groves re-
fused TO have his men leave the
field. but made a protest to Umpire
- e. U.I N...
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
PARKESBURG TO
PLAY THIS WEEK

pfrkside will bring Parkosburg
another stellar attraction 60 Will
mington for their second twilight
game of the season on Thursday
afternoon at Harlan Field. Silknetter,
who formerly pastimed in the out
field for Jimmy Jackson's Chicks,
VIII be seen at first base for the
Iron Men. The Parkesburg man
agement will bring their entire team
of stars 10 Harlan Field Thursday,
including Yadusky. who twireld the
game between Brownson and Park
side on the opening day OF the ALI
Wilmington League and Mike Pep
losky who has played with several
major league clubs.
Manager Wintrup, OF Parkside,
will have several stars in his lineup
including Billy Martin, OF Baltimore.
who played In the Blue Ridge
League last year and received sew
oral offers from big league clubs
lut refused to report.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
OIL. you. JIMMY,

Jimmy McDovitts New Castle All
stars will bo the guests Of South
slde-Eden at pennsy Field on We'd
nesday night in the second number
on the recently inaugurated twi
light program of the Little Brook
lynites. The New Castle ball tossers
will place "a classy ball team on the
held. Their lineup is composed Of
such stars as Johnny Carlin. Mad
den. Of University of Delaware fame.
Chase. Proud, McDaniei. and other
star players, and the Eden nine will
have to travel fast 10 win.
Manager Grant will use the same
lineup that defeated Chippey's COL
ored All-Stars last week. The Eden
club is charging a reasonable price
Of Csc and 10c as admission and a
large crowd is expected 20 mn the
Bridgers new ball park al Third
and Church streets. The game will
start az 6 p. M.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
City Leaguers

City League managers or their
representatives will confer in
an important session tonight in
The Evening Journal once. Sew
oral matters vital 10 the success
and progress OF the circuit will
be up for discussion and Il Is alb
solutely necessary for every club
to be represented.
President Bill Warren has
quite a bit OF business to put be-
fore the league and the leading
question will be the playing off
OF the games postponed on ac-
count OF the bad weather tho
past two Saturdays. The meet
ing is called for o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
Watching the
Sc@reb0ard


Yesterdays hero-B. Grimes. The
Brooklyn spitballer. shutout the
Phluies 8 to- o, winning the tenth
game in a row for the champions.
Honey Walker and Earl Smith
knocked homo runs in the fourth in
ming helping the Giants TO beat Bos-
ton. z 20 ..
Doubles by Whitted and Schmidt
and a home run by Max Carey en-
sbled Babe Adams 20 beat the Cubs,
2 TO o.
Joe Morris. a rookie. made his de-
but with the White SoX, but had two
bad innings and the Indians behind
Covcleskie won, TO 1.
Fourner's triple and Lavan's long
hy in the second inning broke up a
pitchers battle between Haines and
Marquard and gave the Cards a / TO
o victory over tho Reds.
Kolp weakened in the eleventh
and hled the bases with passes.
Young singled and the Tigers beat
the Browns. . 20 /.
The Athletics beat Washington 3
to / and pulled the Senators out OF
first place.
Return to form Of the Brooklyn
National League champions was the
outstanding feature OF the last week
in the major leagues.
Uncle Wilbert Roblnson's men
picked on the Giants as a starter and
took the entire series from McGraw's
men. The Robins have won 10
straight. The pitchers are working
fine and the hitting OF the club has
been timely and effective
George Gibson's Pittsburgh Pi-
rates have won five I'm row and are
setting the pace. The sensational
hitting OF Tierney. rookie inhelder'
has played no small part In the rush
Of the club. Cutshaw and Maran-
willie are helping along with heavy
stick work.
With his pitchers returning 10
form and with the club showing an
epidemic Of home-run hitting.
John McGraw is getting the Giants
settled. His trip TO Brooklyn proved
disaster just as he was having clear
sailing.
Return Of Eddie Roush TO the
game will help the Cincinnati Reds
l Hdt NJ Nrdut however van rNN HlN'A
more out OF the club than he Is now
getting.
Inferior pitching IS still keeping
the st. Louis Cards way down IN the
| cellar.
Cleveland and Washington are
/ having it all their own way IN the
American League in a little two cor
nercd fight for top place.
Terrific hitting OF the Indians is
keeping them at the top even viii
unreliable work from the pitchini
corps.
Washington is hitting, running tn
bases and getting the very best from
the pitchers. II Walter Johnson d
able TO keep his arm In shape tn
Senators look TO be sure contender
Collapse Of the pitching stan i
making the Yankees look bad. Th'
club is also being outfought and out
gained losing game after game aftel
getting away in the lead.
Detroit is playing "A good brand o
ball and is showing results OF clever
MANAGEMENT from Ty Coob.
The ST. Louis Browns continue @
be the big disappointment OF the cir
cult.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
RAIN KEEPS DOWN
SHOOTING SCORES

Fiunky breozes made the target
al the Greenhill traps errauc satur-
day and low scores We're the result.
The club was open FOR practice only.
due 10 the Delaware Maryland State
shoot. Turner turned loo high card
ON the l6-yard targets with 44x5O
and W. Terrill showed the boys how
the doubles should be smashed.
4Ox4S.
The Eastlake Trapshooting Asso-
citation held a big practice shoot with
90 shooters taking part. Very good
scores We're made. although during
the early part of the afternoon the
wind blowing across the shooting
range caused a great number of
"huky" targets.
The record that j. II. Smith set az
the club nine weeks ago in the 90
target event was broken Saturday hy
Jack" Kaiser. who came through
woth a perfect score.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
HIGH ATHLETES
in DELAWARE MEET

Athletic Coach Keck, Of the Will
mington High School, has entered
his proteges in twelve events in the
University Of Delaware interschol-
astic track and field meet on the Joe
Freezer Field next Saturday. The team
s composed Of captain France, Webb.
Thatcher. Tohman. Carbon. Wood.
Jacobson, Davis Torbett. Connor.
Katz. Fallin, McKaig. Wood, Barkley,
Comfy. Ladd, Thompson, Craig,
Booth, Rennie and Sout.
The new men that were added dur
ing the past week and who are ex-
pected to come through are Lipon
and Comfy. Lipon is a miller and has
shown good form. Comfy halls from
Friends School and is a pole-vaulter
lie has done nine-foot six easily and
q he continues in such form should
have little difficulty In coppink the
vault
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
CIII,Is no IOsT TONsTIs-

Paul W. Gillis. son 90 Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry /. Gillis. Is confined to
his home on account of throat trou-
BILE which will result In the removal
OF his tonsils He contracted
Qulnzy which later developed into
an abscessed ear which has been IN,
cause OF much pain. Young Gnlis
Is a sophomore at the Wilmington
High School and is football man
aEer for 1921.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
Dupont FIELD NIEEr.

Prizes have been allotted 10 the
various events and will be an
nounced later in the week for the
DUPONT Accounting Department
Field Day at the DUPONT Country
Club, next Saturday. Provision has
been made with the Peoples Bus
Line to have two buses operate be-
tween the dupont Building and the
Country Club on Saturday after
noon. The buses will leave Tenth
and Market streets on a i5-minute
schedule from 1915 TO 2.lO p. m.
blers, one reel and three spools OF
casting line.
These prizes will he on exhibit in
the Bottomley window next week.
The association viii hold its regular
meeting tomorrow night in the Bot
tomley Building
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
J.. OF D. RUNNERS
WIN RELAY RACE
Coach LeCato's Team Es-
tablishes New Record at
Penn Carnival
BETZMER THIRD
IN JAVELIN EVENT

University Of Delaware relay team,
captured the one-mile relay race in
tho class three. for colleges, at the
University Of Pennsylvania meet, on
Saturday. Tho Delaware team made
new record for this event. which
was won In 8 minutes and 80 2-5
seconds. three seconds faster than
tho previous mark. Fouracre, Smith.
Pitman and Harmer run this race
FOR Delaware.
In the Middle Atlantic States
Conference Championship event
Delaware ran third TO Rutgers and
Lafayette. Delaware placed third
ufer one OF the most sensational
races OF the afternoon and was
on y beaten by Lafayette for sec
nd place by inches. Thirteen col
lcEes were entered in this event.
Delaware and Lafayette forced
Rutgers to hang up new record In
this event 10 win. The men who ran
this race for Delaware were Four
acre. Lilly. McMullen and Smith.
Smith ran an exceptionally clever
ace in both events.
Betzmer. the Blue and Gold
freshman who finished second in
;he javelin throw. Friday afternoon
in the Pentathlon. came back
Saturday and placed third out OF a
field OF thirty in this event. Brou-
der of Penn. yon on the iavelin
event with a heave Of 1873 feet Ia
inch; Brode OF the University of
Illinois. was second. with a throw
Of $50 feet l-2 inch Betzmer's IS
leave. which won Delaware third
place. went 100 feet AS inches.
IN winlng the event Drouder estab-
lshed a new Penn Carnival record.
Mcdonnell. Delaware's crack pole
Vaulter, gave good account OF
himself. and only lost out on a place
by a toss-up. At the end OF this
event Merirck. OF Wisconsin Uni
versity. and Gardyner. Of yale, were
lied for first place. after each had
vaultod ~ feet inches; Sollee. OF
thc University Of Florida; Wilder
The Western Conference champion
and Hone. OF Kansas State College
we're tied for second place with q
height Of . feet 3 inches. McDon-
nell was among six others who tied
FOR third place with II feet inches
O. the toss-up Merrick was awarded
the winner. with Gardner second
Wilder third and Sollee fourth.
Aside from the remarkable show
ing OF the Newark athletes. nothinl
much can be said about the vii.
mington schools. with the exception
Of the DUPONT High representatives
Wilmington High School finished
Last in its event. as did Wilmington
friends. The DUPONT runners put az
game fight In their class and were
only nosed out by inches for third
place. The dupont runners com
roted In fast company and the even
vas captured by Collegeville In
rrinutes. 30 1-5 seconds.
Wilmington High school was en-
tered I'm the fortieth event, which
was won hy Chcltenham. German
town second. Norristown third an'
Lower Merton fourth. Time OF thu
winner. 3 minutes Al 3-5 seconds
baltimore Friends romped ava.
with honors in the opening race o
The preparatory schools, in whicl
the Wilmington Friends School wa
entered. Friends Central, OF Phila
delphia, finished second and Brook
lyn Friends placed third. Time,
minutes "A AS seconds.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AureIcAWN' y IrIA.'oIii,'FI. y y = u o i
GUARDSNuEN KEEP GOING.

Delaware National Guard will get
into action In the FIRST tussle OF their
twilight schedule tomorrow after
noon. when they collide with the
Lorraine independent champs, at
Second and DUPONT ball yard. Pea
nut" Joe Condor, popular pilot OF
the Guardsmen. will send his best
crew Of tossers against the champs,
who will be out there with their best
batting order. The game will start
a. 8 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
FLY TOURNAMENT

The second annual ny and bait
casting tournament OF the Della
ware Anglers and Gunners' Associa-
ton will be held at Washington
Heights on Saturday afternoon,
May IA. In case Of rain II will be
postponed until May 81.
The committee has on hand about
$50 which will be awarded in fif-
teen different prizes. Among them
are a Heddon split bamboo casting
rod, a Bristol steel ny rod, a Hor-
mock and Iblotson bamboo fly rod,
an automatic reel, one spool fly line,
four spools casting line. six pnueger
baits. six best ever bats, six South
Bend baits. six Hedden baits, five
creek club bats, one set Al Foss
pork rind bats. three Wilson wob-
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
uAnD DAY roR DErTANcr.

Jimmy mclaughlin has bookod
fast twin bin for the Defiance Travel
ers this afternoon. In the first halt
of the double card Defiance will op-
pose the Morning News Of the News
paper League and In the final setto
the Tenth Warders will clash with
Lorraine. Both games will be staged
at Third and Adams, the first at sac
o'clock and the second at G.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
WHO'LL WIN?

LAWRENCE. Mass. May g.
Omitted press) Jess willard,
former heavyweight champion
of the world:
"I don't know who will win.
I'm busy drilling Tor oil and I
have not paid much attention tn
Zoo neht have never seen
Carpenter In action and with
cut actual knowledge of his abil-
ity I could not predict win
nor"
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
WESLEY, UNION WIN
in CHURCH LEAGUE

The Senior Church League got in
two games. Wesley made II three
straight by defeating First Central.
to 2. Adams for Wesley. pitched a
good brand Of bal flor seven innings,
when be was relieved by Bottger,
who finished the game In great style.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
HGH OUT A GANnE.

Coatosvine was forced 20 cancel
its game with Wilmington High Sat
urday afternoon. due TO wet grounds
The wire from the Pennsylvania
high school was received here IN tho
morning just as the locals were about
TO leave.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
EAST END KEEPS
DEL. BRONZE DOWN

East End defeated Delaware
Bronze team at Eighth avenue and
Duncan streets. Saturday afternoon
by the score OF 3 TO /. Both Rein
holz and Thomas pitched good ball
but Reinholz had tho best Of It with
10 strikoouts 10 his credit. The
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
sTTEERs nROKEN NOsE.

Morris Adelman. rs years old.
living al 1927 Spruce street, suffered
a broken nose when no was struck
in the face by "a batted ball at a
game al Thirteenth and Pine
streets Saturday afternoon. lie was
taken 20 the Delaware Hospital in
the police ambulance.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
WESLEY
Union. s. Immanucl. I.

Union Walloped the ImmanucI
nine to the tune Of to I. Despite
the condition Of the ground. the
Union boys played a regular game
I'm the field. as we'll as with the bar.
The features OF the conflict were the
pitching OF Lockwood for Union.
and the hitting of Moore. who drew
TOUR hits out Of five trips 10 the
plate. Score.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
QUINN Is FOR SPLITTER.

NEW YORK-Pitcher Jack Quinn
OF the Yankees can find a lot OF
reasons why the spitball is not a
freak delivery He doesn't believe
any spitban pitcher is invincible.
Quinn uses the moist delivery.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
NATIONAL GUARD?
WELL, WELL, THEY WON
CITY LEAGUE STANDING.

Rain put a decided crimp IN local
baseball Saturday but a few games
"a very few-wero played. The
Wilmington was entirely idle.
while the City and Suburban got
cne game through apiece.
Delaware National Guard team
defeated the strong Fourth Ward
team In a City League game. at
Iayard Field. by the score OF to 2.
Both Briscoc and n. August pitched
good ball. but Briscoe had the best
Of Il with II strikeouts to his
credit Johnny Cole and Norris
hits triples. while George Winters
punched out a home run. The
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
CORE by INNINGs.
BIG LEAGUE RECORDS
FOR THE LAST WEEK

The weeks record In each league
OF games played. won and lost with
runs. hits, errors, men left on bases
and runs scored hy opponents. in
cluding games OF Saturday. April 30.
ie As follows.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
Total
" ecouE m INNINGS

nel. Sat g. ...... oiO-oIo W
Fourth Ward 500. OO1Oio 900 o.
Tdo-hasc hits. a. August. Thrce-haao
hits. Cole Morris. Home runs, Winters.
struck out. hy Briacoe. N. by A. Au-
gust. T. Sacrifice hits. Hobh. Umpire.
Hastings
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
The Week s Baseball
TUiHght Games
MONDAY.

sunday Star IS. Goodman.
Rockford Park. y. m.
Defiance vs.. IT. Mary's, Fourth
and Church.
Giants ". Explosives (Atlas
Lcaguc) 20th and Market Sts..
$50 p. m.
Harlan Giants ". Brownson.
Third and Adams.
Delaware Bronze ~. Whining
ton Academy, Eighth avenue and
Duncan.
Liberty 4. {. ~. Ninth Ward,
Seventeenth and Spruce.
Lorraine ". Defiance Travel
err. Third and Adams. & p. m.
TUESDAY.
sun oil ". Fourth ward.
Fourth and Church. $50 y. m.
Goldcy ~. W. II. -, Baynard
Iield.
Chippcy All-Stars ~. Brown
son, Conrad Street Grounds, q
u. m.
~. Mary's ". News. Fourth
and Church.
SENIOR CHURCH LEAGUE
q Ia 3 y. mn.
Westminster ~. Goodman,
Rockford No. I.
Grace ". BrandyNyinc. Rock
ford No. ,.
ST. Paul ". Mt Salem. Bayn-
ard No. I.
Second Baptist ~. old Swedcs.
Baynard No. ?.
Lorraine ~. Delaware Ma
tiOnai Guard, . y. m, Second and
DUPONT.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
OTHER SATURDAY BAsEBALL

IIWUHIIH lNII-0IHT'l o " I'''I0
Stars. 2.
Marshallton Giants. IA; Plum
mer Giants. Q.
Buffalo A. c.. IS; wild Cats I.
SOnax Q; Defiance Middies, e.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
moAsfslsAAltToN' osfl
Ti
W.T. sconE M iNNINGs

0IWTII HI INNINH0.
Delaware city ..... I 0Q o 0-6
Struck out by Spicer s. by Hayward.
~. Left on bases. Delaware City 7.
Narshallton, o Stolen bases. ii. Hoih-
day. puEh. .. Green, I Morgan, l. nit
/ hy pitched ball by Spiccr. g. Base on
balls. on spicer. 3 Umpire, Butung-
ham.