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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
HIGHWAY HEAD AWARDS
CONTRACTS FOR ROADS
Richmond Concern Will Build
Stretch in Carroll County
al Cost of SI5O.OOO.

G. :. Luck " Sons. of this city.
were yesterday awarded IA contrac,
10 build seven and halt miles of
bituminouS- maCadam road in Carroll
County. from GalaN to Wuodlawn. by
state Highway Commits Toner George
T.. Coleman. The stretch will COS,
Sl'".ooo. Contracts aggrceatinE $780,
600 were announced yesterday, tn.
bid OF Luck Il Sons for four and "a
nall mllcS-from EarhCrsVillc, i'm
orange County. To the Green County
linc--for $4,000. also being accepted
Albert Brothers. OF Shawsviilc. were
given the contract to grade and drain
thirteen miles Of roadway from Jack
sons Ferry To liillsvillc. being in
both Carroll and Wythc Counties. at
Il cost of 100000. Bauehan ~ Ora
per. of Roanoke. will drain and grade
the Salem ca;awba road at cost
of $4,000.
The Pcndlcton Construction Com
pahy Will lay one and eighteenth;
miles of bituminous- macaiam road
from Pinkcr's Creek To coiVcrdaic.
Botetourt County. At "a cost OF $4,000.
All contracts were awarded follow
ing visit OF the state Highway
Commission 10 various sections of
the Southwest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
.ROTAR|ANs REPORT ON
TOUR OF BAT TLEF|ELDS
Efforts Will Be Made TO Have
Permanent Markers Placed
at Historical Sites.

Enthusiastic reports were made
AT the noon meeting of the Rotary
CIup yesterday, on the trip OF the
clup Monday over the battleiield.;
around Richmond The committee
having the tour in charge was COM
piimcnted on the complete success
Of the affair. and il WAS declared
that every effort would be made to
have permanent markers placed at
Inc prominent points Throughout;
the historic fields.
An intrcStinS address was made nv
Rev. T.. y. CaliSch, who spoke highly
OF the splendid descriptive lectures
Delivered by fellow Rotarian, a
member of the committee. Thc club at
an carly date. Will issue brochures
containing the lectures. with dla-
grams to be distributed throughout
The country. y vote of thanks was
extended the lecturer. who received
AN ovation when he arose to ac-
knowledge the compliment.
In the absence OF President Norman
call, the meeting was presided over
10y former President Harold Bloom
borg. who announced that the meet
ing next Tuesday would bc held at the
hermitage club at G o'clock
1t was announced that on wcdncs-
day, November =. Harry Lauder. the
famous singer and hmmorist. would
be a guest of the club.
Visiting Rotarians, who brouch,
messages OF good cheer from their
home clubs. were J. W. Welsh OF
Wilson. y. G.. Carl Herman. of At
lanta. Ga; Julian Price. OF Green's
boro. y G. Rev. T.. \. Brosnan. a new
member Of the Richmond Club. was
introduced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
LITTLE GIRL Is BADLY
HURT BY AUTOMOBILE
small Daughter OF e.. Il. Finn Surcr,
fractured Skull when She Is
Struck by Car

Frances ELAN, 2Oio West Grace
,r""'' was seriously injured ycstcr-
DAY morning when she was knock ed
down in front of her home by an
automobile operated by Nathan Bush
neil 2hi West Grace street The
'h'd. daughter of G. Il. Elan. vice.
president of the Virginia Machinery
ana We'll Company. was rushed To st
I.uk"'S Hospital, where she is in n
critical condition. suffering from a
iraCtucd skull.
II was enormously stated in The
Evening Dispatch that Mr.. Elan was
vice president and general manager
OF the Virginia Stationary COMPANY
lie has no connection with that firm.
The officers of the Virginia Station
AIRY Company arc W. II. Adams. pres
idcnt; c. G. Gee. vice president. and
;. Eiscman. secretary and treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
STATE DEATHS SHOW
INCREASE OVER 1920
:.oOp Died In virginia In July, Arpin,t
I'D. In Same Month Last
Ncnr

Deaths in Nirgini ,otaicd c,5o1
during tho month OF July. an in {.
crease over the corresponding month
OF 1920. when there were co.7
deaths reported. OF 30i. according 10
hGures compiled by Or. w. a. Plcck
cr. director OF the bureau OF vital
statistics. Deaths decreased in The,
state during the FIRST seven mont. ,
OF TINS year. as compared with the
same period Of last year. For this
year only 1921 deaths have been
reported. while during the frs,
seven months Of 1920 there were 49,
OH. an increase OF y,aiJ.
Births in the state showed an in
crease %! 2jl during July, G.OOl he :.
ing reported this year and $3.50 dur.
ing July of 1920. During the nrg,
seven months Of the year there were
39.2S5 births. while in the first seven
months OF 1920 there were J7,i77. a
decrease OF l,S0s this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

virginia Federation of Catholic
Niumnae. st. Joscph's Academy.
ll:l5 a. NJ.
Rich mond Advertising Club.
richmond Hotel. 12:5J l.. NJ.
Advertising Committee, Cham
Der of Commerce. L. NJ.
Baseball = Richmond VS.. Tar
poro' Mayo Island Park. 4 l.. NJ.
baseball = Commercial League,
Boulevard Field. 400 l.. NJ.
Rtchmond First Club. Richmond
Hotel. $50 l.. NJ.
Executive conn it;cc, South
hichmond Post. American Legion.
ut Leader Building. South Rich i.
mond. +. NJ.
subcommittee on Ordinances,
city Council. s L. NJ.
For plays. sec "Thcatcr CaIcn-
dar' on Editorial Page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
WARNS PUBLIC OF
BOGUS $40 NOTE
Spurious Tender Is Drawn ON Fed
erni Heser,r innk of Richmund,
Treasury Depnr tment Reports.

DETECTION OF thrcc additional cOun-
terfeit Federal reserve notes. one of
which was drawn on the Richmond
Federal Reserve Bana, WAS an
nounced by The United states Treas
ury Department Yesterday. and the
public warned 10 toe on guard.
The Richmond counterfeit note
was for $50 ana bears a portrait OF
Cleveland and signatures of -. +.
Houston and John Burke. II Is dc
scribed as printed on two pieces 81
paper. between which sin; threads
have been distributed The note is
further described as having a poor
portrait OF Cleveland and readily
arouses suspl.ion.
The other notes are Of the Fed
erai Reserve Bank Of Kansas CIV
and New YORK and are Of $50 d..
nominations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
Meek Mail. out Li,,..

j. X. Meek. director OF the D!v.S.
ION OF Markets IS sending out -
COT operative. ORGANIZATIONS, county
agents and all others Interested Ia
the Work OF cooperative market
ing, list OF all Of the co-orcraiiv.
agricultural business organizations
in the State. These are diyilcd into
different groups, including live
stock marketing associations. live.
stock improvement associations
sheep and wool associations. various
associations dealing in beef cattle
dairy cattle organizations. poultry
ASSOCIATIONS. fruit and vegetable as
sociations and a number Of special
organizations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
PLACE MEMORIAL,
TABLET TO PAYNE
work of SirNcrs Is Placed Aboyc the
Portrait of .Juri>t In Coufcd-
ernte Memorial Institutc

Yesterday afternoon. at the Com
fcdcratc Memorial Institute. the me
mortal tablet presented the institu-
ton by Judge John barton Payne
was placed in position above tho por-
trait of Judge Payne. which is in
the section set aside for the collcc-
ton of valuable paintings recently
presented the institute by Judge
Payne. The tablet is the work of
+. William Sicvcrs. OF Forest Hi.
II has two portraits in low relief
one of the mother. and one of the
wife Of Judge Paync-and over each
arc fcstoous OF their favoritc overs
The inscription reads: presented
to tho Commonwealth of Virginia BY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07

Darling. Hampton: c. NJ. Guggen-
hcimcr. LynohburE; Mrs. Franklin
Hanger. stanton; Charles w. John
ston. Portsmouth: Mrs. l.. G. Lewis.
Fredericksburg: s. o. Lindcman.
Rchmond: II. T.. Magill. Kichmoni:
Mrs. w. o. Mayncld. Ncwpor, News;
John ID. Newton. Roanoke: j. x.
Noel. l.ynchburg: Judge J. lIoge
KICKS, Richmond: william : Roys.
ter. Norfolk: Mrs. William Sloan.
norfolk; Hugh b. Sproul. stanton:
Morton q. halhimcr. Richmond;
Mrs. X. Cornelius Taylor. Norfolk
Mrs. ID. ID. Wheeler. Frederick sburs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
HEAVY RAINFALL
BRINGS RELIEF TO CITY
Thermometer RcSistcrn %" Degrees
1T , o'clock and Drops
tp - nv -

Registering maximum OF - de-
Sr"cs yesterday at 3 o'clock. the tenn
pcraiurc droDpcd to - degrees at 5
o'clock last. night. following a rain
fall that registered siN-tcnths of AN
inch nn Ia that hour. At \ O'clock
there was Il SprinkiinC Of rain and.
later III the night. other showers fen
IN Inherent parts Of the city. bring
lhI appreciate" relief To heat wcaricd
citizens.
There also was relief from sultri-
ness yesterday when the humiIi,y
"r"n"d tn" day with a maximum Of
90 degrees and closed the official
reading last night q; o'clock win
N" same degree. Yesterdays rain
iai was the heaviest of any in the
last SIN weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds of bargain and sale wcr'
recorded in chanCcry Court ycstcr-
day involving the following rca
sat" transfers.
l.. III. f.nSlow To j. c. Kidd. prop
crty At 2Sl0 Floyd Avenue. for ST.,
500; William BYRD Realty Corpora
tion To Anne 7. Gordon. a lot on the
western Side Of Wcstovcr Road, Scv-
.nty feet south of brandon Lane
fronting $50 feet and extending back
in an irregular line, for $4,000
Muhlcman n kayhoc to l.. "
Nuckols. property ut 400? kcnsinE-
tom Avenue. fronting twenty-five feet
Tor $l2,6jo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
TM.rr ENc,.. a,uns 40 utcbn,,

TN" Chesapeake and Ohio hallway
yesterday announced schedule of
TIRE" excursions 10 he run 10 Rich.
m"nd next week, and other RAN
roads entering the city now are al
WORK on similar schedule. Rates
on the Chesapeake and OHIO hav,
been reduced onc-half for the round
trip. except from a few rcmot.
points, being slightly less than hall
fare. The low fare is expected Ia
attract large number Of persons
Ia the city and many are expected
Ia take advantage OF this oppor-
tunity to do their fall shoppinE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
I.ocnI ncruhlIcnns 20 Mrct.

y mass meeting under the auspices
OF the Henry W Anderson Rcpuhli
can club of the First Precinct, Clay
ward, will hc held in the auditoriu
oi Madison school. Cary and Madison
streets, at $ o'clock Friday night
Is CLAN Jones. assistant United states
Attorney for the Eastern District al
Virginia. and candidates for tho
House of Delegates from Richmond
Viii address the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
DELAY DECISION IN
HINES BAIL QUESTION
Attorneys Consent To Postpnpcncn,
To September "2-Wcndrn-
burg tn Defend Accused

Delay in decision regarding bail
i"r Walter K. Hines. charged with
ihe murder OF Policeman ". t. cur
It's, Of The Third station. near Sixth
ana stockton Streets. August % was
MAD" for Ia" third time When the
prisoner was arraignod IN Police
Court Part H., yesterday
Ny mutual agreement. attorneys in
the case consented to a further hear
Ing on September % Louis O. Wen.
denburg stated that he had been en-
gagged 10 aesist in the defense OF
Hines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07

The annual meeting Of the Frcsby
tcrian Auxiliary az the Eastern shore
District Will hc held today a; Oman
cock Presbyterian Church. Among
the speakers viii be Mrs. n. l..
Schm"lZ OF Hampton, and Miss Hilda
white, Of Portsmouth. There VIII
be morning ana afternoon sessions.
The work for the ensuing year will
he discussed and plans for future
work viii bc made. Representatives
from all parts OF the State are cx-
pcC'eG To attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
AlNSLIE TO ADDRESS
CITIES LEAGUE MEET
Other Speakers az Norfolk Confer
cnrc Opening Today Are Scna-
tors SMnnNOn md West.

Senator Claude 4. Swanson will
address the Virginia League OF Mu-
inequalities convention which opens
in Norfolk today. y banquet is or
the program Among the speakers
viii he Mayor Ainslic. of Richmond
senator J. r. West. Democratic candi-
date for Licutcnant-Go City
Manager j. l.. Jcrvcy, of Portsmouth
Lee Long. of Dante. and Il. II. Angel
of Roanoke.
throughout the state are expected tc
tee represented Municipal problems
VIII lac discussed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07

John Barton Payne. in memory Of hi,
vic ana mother-Jcnnic Byrd Bry-
an Paync and Elizabeth Barton
Payne"
oh account of Judge Paync's alb
achcc IN Europe. there was no formal
uhSciiihS ceremonies. The Payn.
correction OF paintings is now open
to public inspection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
south side Post Ia Meet.

The executive committee and Of
iccrs of the South side Post. Amcri-
can Legion, will meet tonight in room
Il. Leader Building, Tenth and HUI
Streets. when plans for fall activities
will he discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
VIII Manage newspaper.

John u. iwathncy. formerly bust
ness manager Of the CcEtral Nir-
cinihn. Louisa. has been appointed
general manager Of tho Herald Prog
rcss at Ashland. To succeed T. parkins
Scott. resigned. Mr. Scot, was recent
ly appointed postmaster at Ashland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
Initiate ZOO Masonic cnnd,do,c.

I'lans are being made 10 initiate
more thaiN300 candidates at tho Ma
sonic Temple from November to
10. when the Ancient and Accented
Scottish Rite OF Masonry will hold
its fall reunion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
Floors Are i,epnInted.

The basement floors ot the state
Capitu. building were given dress
ing OF grey waterproof paint late
Saturday night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
LEAD WORKERS
LOSE BALL GAME
Office Force of Local Plant
Defeated by N. Y. Force in
Connection With Bake

The annual baseball game between
the employees of the New York office
OF the United Lead Works Company
and the Office force of the company's
local plant vas played on the Maurer
grounds Saturday afternoon. The
New York delegation won the con-
test, a well played game. by a score
of 9 to s. This game was in con-
nection with the clam bake being
held by the two branches.
Mitruska and McCreery were in
the points for the local team, while
O'Hara and Connolly comprised the
battery for the visitors. Last year
the local plant defeated the New
York Office force, and the rubber
game of the series will be staged
next year. John Brazel umpired
Saturdays game.
Jim Hopkins was in charge OF the
New York delegation. and the base
ball game was the first event on the
afternoons program. After the
game a feed vas served at Nickenig's
grove. Charles Blunt" Pfeiffer cap
tanned the local ball team. John
Pavese and Rodney Solt prepared
the eats.
During the serving of the eats
speeches were made and stories told
by various members of the party
Chicks hat was one of the attractions
of the afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
MATAWAN PLAYS
SAYREV|LLE 5
Opening Game for 2 Teams
on MataWan Court Thurs
day Night

Two basketball combinations well
known in this section, the S~ayreville
Big Five and the Matawan repre-
sentative team, will play the OPEN
ing game on their schedules this
Thursday night. The game will be
played on the Matawan court. and
Manager Jay Shaw will book games
for his borough representative team
with leading teams in the third con-
g~ressional district on Thursday
nights throughout the season.
Local interest in this game centers
particularly around Freddy Glochau.
crack local basketball star, who will
perform with the Sayreville team In
this game and throughout the sea-
son. He will be teamed UP at for
ward with Paul Sutton of New
Brunswick, Pete Rhatican of Sayre-
Vile will jump Center, and Boiler
Fitzpatrick of South River and
Charley Eppinger of S~ayreville will
be stationed in the defensive berths.
Manager Jay Shaw has not de-
cided on the lineup Of his team for
the opening game. 1t is possible,
however, that Davis and Manuel
will team up in the advanced posi-
tons; Chief Tassini will jump
center, and Leary and possibly Lyle
or Craig will occupy the guarding
positions.
Manager John Baumann of the
%Sayreville team has booked a game
with the Speedways of this city to
be played on the Auditorium court
Thanksgiving afternoon. The Sayre-
vile team was a real drawing card
in this city and Woodbridge last
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
RUTGERS PLAYS
GEORGIA TECH.
Sanford's Pupils Will Rely on
Aerial Attack in Game at
Atlanta Saturday

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 1s.-
Rutgers is making extensive prepa-
rations for the game with the
Georgia Tech eleven at Atlanta, Ca,
which will be the first of the sea-
sons away from home games for
the scarlet eleven. In the four home
games Rutgers has broken even by
defeating the weak Ursinus team ana
snatching a late victory from WASH
ington and Lee. On the other hand,
games were lost by close margins 10
the University of Maryland n LIE.
high. Georgia Tech. has no yet
had any stiff opposition and has de-
feated four minor colleges by good
size scores.
The scarlet eleven is gradually
changing it's style of attack since the
addition of several new men in the
backfeld. At the start of the sea-
son Coach Sanford took up the aerial
attack as an offensive weapon after
having used the line plunging game
successfully for a number OF years.
The Rutgers players were not able 10
use the overhead game to an ad-
vantage at first. In the University
of Maryland tilt the score was
against COACH OdhAoiuS PuP
they unleashed a forward passing
game which did not advance the ball
a ward. Coach Sanford continued
to work with this type Of offense
and last Saturday against Wasninso
ton and Lee the score was IL TO U
in favor of the Generals when the
Rutgers eleven opened up and In d
brilliant display of the aerial game
swept the visitors off their feet ana
won the game. This demonstrated
what Coach Sanford accomplished
in two weeks and now that MS
wards have mastered the funda-
mental principles the advance in the
few remaining days before the
Georgia Tech tussle ought to be
more rapid.
Probably the best all-around
backield player is Henry
a freshman from East Side High
school. Newark, who is an able line
piunger and open field runner, be,
sides an excellent receiver Il
thrower of forward passes. In the
opinion of many of the OIL
Rutgers this freshman will surpass
French, who migrated to west Foihe
last year., as a player.
Rutgers will not play at home
until November 10 when West VIZ
ginia will be the opponent. In the
meantime Lafayette will be played
at Easton October 20 and Notre
Dame will be encountered Election
Dav at the Polo Grounds. On NO
vember ~ New York University
will be engaged in New York City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18

The crowd in attendance at the
smoker to be held by the Patrol
mems Benevolent Association in the
Auditorium hall on New Brunswick
avenue Thursday night, October %.
will show I e interest Is vicinity
has in a boxing club. Boxing feat
ures the program arranged by the
committee in charge of this affair.
Boxers from this city and vicinity,
all popular fighters, have been
matched UP for the various bouts.
In the main event Johnny Carroll
Of Chrome and Kid Clemens of this
city will swap punches for eight
rounds. One Of the other bouts of
particular interest on the card is the
four round event featuring Harry
Mason OF this city and Jack Curley
Of keasbey.
A wrestling match between "Reck-
less" Hanson. the well known local
mat artist, and John Salome of New
Brunswick is also attracting a great
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
CRESCENT FIVE
At So. AMbOY
Manager Wilson's Team Will
Open Thursday Might r.
Mechanics Out for HonorS

The Crescent Big Five basketball
team of this city. the combination
managed by Wesley Wilson, VIII
travel to South Amboy on Thursday
night where they will engage in a
court battle with the Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
team, one of the representative court
teams of that place. The game VIII
be PLAYED on the South Amboy High
School court.
The lineup Of the Junior Mechan-
les has net been made known
as vet. but it is said thai this COM
bination vii. be enc OF the represen-
.ative South Amboy court teams this
season and in addition t being out
for the championship of South AM
boy. will also be in the held for the
basketball championship of Middle
sex county.
Manager wilson's lineup for the
opening game on his schedule VIII
probably be as follows: Bill Martin
and Preacher. forwards; lrv Marlin,
center, and Bill Campbell and Gus
kurowsky. guards The Creseents
will play travelling games during
the early part of the season n later
on 1t is possible that a number OF
home games will be played.
The ~Sayreville Big Five Will play
the South Amboy team In South Am
bow a week from this Thursday. II
is possible that the Knights of Co
lumbus council of South Amboy VIII
place a quintet on the court this
season to battle the Junior Mechan-
les for the championship of South
Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
R|SLEy WILL Be
WITH R0AMERS
Woodbridge Player Will Per-
form With Newark Com.
bination Saturday

The Newark Roamers. iwth Risley
of Woodbridge in the pivot posi-
ton. is the opposition booked for the
Perth Amboy Speedways on the Au-
ditorium court in this city next Sat-
urday night. The Speedways defeat
ed the Michelins of Midtown In a
well played game in the opening con-
test on their schedule last Saturday
night
Risley. a former St. Benedict prep
school star. is at present making his
home in Woodbridge. He will play
with the knights of Columbus
Gil team of that place, and his abli-
ity as a basketball player should in
crease the chances of the "Caseys'
to clinch the court championship OF
Woodbridge this year. Risley pitch
ed for the Woodbridge Columbian
Club last Sunday against the Keas-
hey Field Club and succeeded IN
2 his game.
The Parish house basketball team
of Woodbridge up to the time or
Sisley's appearance, looked the reai
thing as far as the Woodbridge court
championship was concerned. His
appearance, however, will change
conditions considerably. IL is said.
The Parish House following has not
had a chance to see their new OPP
ponent in action as yet.
'sJiggs' Donahue and Cremmens,
who also performed with the Newark
prep school team during Risley's
service. will also be with the Roam
ers on Saturday night The Roam
ers. it is said, is practically the same
team as represented the Jack Brit
ton Five against tho Riversides OF
South Amboy in the game here two
seasons ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
BRADLEY BEACH BEATS
FREEHOLD NINE TOT

FREEHOLD. Oct. ia spectac.
ular home run drive in the last half
of the eighth inning with three run
ners on base, by Resta. enabled the
Bradley Beach team to register
to / victory ove Freehold on Sum
day in the interborough series. The
game was witnessed by q large
crowd. The game was an exciting
one up to the time of the home run
Freehold was first to score Per-
rine registered a two-base drive TO
center and was brought in on q three
base hit by Williams Freehold
made a rally in the ninth when
Quinn's three base hit failed to have
any assistance when Causweu wae
out from third TO first.
Bradley Beach scored four runs
in their half of the eighth when
Rechy and Dangler singled and Du-
ryea's walk filed the bases with two
and two Resta hit over the right deld
fence for the circuit drive. Perrine'a
sensational catch and the batting "a
Duryea, Resta and Quinn featured
the game.
Debosky, the Delaware Valley
League star vas in the box for Free
hold and was batted hard