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Evening journal., 1921-09-01
EDEN MUST HUSTLE
TO WIN THIS ONE

Aberfoyie. OF Chester. the club
which gathered quite a following in
Wilmington on account Of its two
stellar showings here against the
Norfolk stars and the Baltimore
Black Sox. will be back In our
midst tomorrow afternoon az Harlan
Field. when they will meet their first
local team In South Side Eden.
which is claiming the championship
OF Delaware. The game viii start
az 5.45 o'clock and under ordinary
conditions this Will be plenty OF time
to get in nine innings.
II should be one OF the best ex-
hibltions OF the national recreation
seen on a local lot this year. judy
ing from the opposing lineupA The
Eden bunch has made quite rec
ord on the diamond this season. and
at the present time looks like one
OF the best bets IN the city. They
will have 10 go some. however. to
add Aberfoyie to their string OF VIC
Tins
Andy Miller. late OF the Piedmont
League. viii do the hurting for the
Bridgers. with George Fishback
doing the receiving. O'Mara. the
portside finger. formerly with the
Boston Braves. or Van. another left
handler, six foot two. with a queer
delivery. will be on the peak for
the Chesterites Bert Yeabsley, the
star bascballist gridder and ala
around athlete who was tried by
both the Phils and Athletics. will be
the man behind the bat for Aber-
foyle. -
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
FINDS
TRINITY GANG SOFT

vandever A c. hung up it's elev-
enth win in the last thirteen starts
last night when they defeated Trim
ity by the score Of S to 1. The 9TH
er two games ended IN ties with East
End and Union.
Harvey Hall. who was with Van
dever in their palmiest days. was
back in the game and did the fling
ing. He did not have TO exert him
self and allowed but four hits. The
game was started during the rain.
halted and then started again. go
ing FIVE innings.
Joe Dougherty was the star on the
offensive, driving out a double and
a single and scoring two runs, shar-
ing honors with Thomas. Jim Nc
Cafferty got back after a lay-off OF
about a month and cracked out a
couple of bingles. Vandever maui
ed three Trinity pitchers.
Joe Mcguire was the star in the
field. handling two hard chances
Anderson's triple was the feature
for Trinity. With a little more
sprinting he could have turned II
into a homer. Warren caught a
good game for the losers. score;
A -
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
ONE BIG INNING
WINS FOR LOCALS

The Wilmington team represent
ing the Maryland Division continued
its winning streak In the p. r. r.
League by taking the seventh
straight game from the Clayton
team representing the Delaware Di-
vision at the Pennsy Field yester-
day by the score OF 4 20 3.
Wilmington was shut out up until
the eighth inning when 4 hits and
a sacrifice showed over 4 runs and
put the game on ice.
Hantwerker pitched nice ball for
Clayton and deserved a better fate
allowing only 2 hits untii the eighth
inning. Rainey and Keesey hit best
for Wilmington. while Porter and
Jacobs hit best for Clayton.
The Maryland Division team if
anxious to take on South Side Eden
Parkside. Krebs. Eastlake and Mar
shallton for a seriec Of games. Th'
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
ATHLETES SET FOR
STATE FAIR TOURNEY

Six teams an da number Of unnt-
tached athletes have entered tho
annual State track and heid cham
pionships will be held at the Della
ware State Fair on Labor Day. In
dications promise that this years
carnival Of sports will be bigger
and better than ever before. Tho two
twilight meets held during the past
two months have done much toward
getting the athletes In shape.
James r. Godfrey. West Seventh
street, of the Wilmington Community
Service under whose auspices the
meet Is to be held, announced last
night that tickets are ready to be
given out TO the contestants. and the
captains OF the different teams are
requested to call at the Seventh
street address to receive them
The medals TO be given the win
ners OF the events. ranging from
small gold. silver and bronze medals.
to the 5000 Senator Cup given by T..
Coleman dupont to the club scoring
tho highest total. are on display at
Mr.. Godfrey's Office
Tho six teams which have made
entries to date are Keystone. Def
ance. Y. NJ. G. A.. Peoples Settle
ment ST. Mary's, Clayton (Del) A.
C., and in addition. eight unattached
entries have been received. All
contestants viii be numbered, and
are requested to report to the cierA
OF the course at the dressing tent
az 1880 o'clock TO receive numbers
and instructions, so there will b
nothing TO delay the events. which
start at / o'clock sharp.
There win be twelve events IN the
] meet. six being track events and 81,
field events. The track events FOL.
low: 100 yard dash: 22o yard dash
half mile; mile; three miles; and
one mile relay. The field events are
shot put; discus throw; javelir
. throw; pole vault; and high and low
. broad jumping. The points for th'
events will be as follows: first place
, points; second place. 3 points
third place. 1 point
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
ST. MARYSCATS
READY TOFIGHT
Expect TO Scratch Success
fully on Gridiron This
Season
GET TOGETHER
MEETING TONIGHT

Members OF the newly-organized
ST Mary's Athletic Association are
awaiting with interest the coming
election OF officers which will be
held tonight. Although compars-
lively young in existence. the asso-
citation has made an enviabie repu-
tation both on the baseball field and
the clnder path.
The baseball team. which con-
fined itself 10 twilight ball. was vic
torious over practically all the op-
posing teams OF the city. The VIC
tins include Lorraine. Defiance.
Marshallton, Brownson and South
Side Eden. Included in the Saints
lineup were many OF the stars who
succumbed TO the lure OF more re-
Vulnerable positions down the Pen
insuia- SO after striving to book
first-class attractions and failing to
receive a commensurate return from
the fans, the east side boys decided
to wait until the depression passed
before attempting to put a winning
team on the field. Since then a
number OF the players have joined
the rejuvenated Fourth Ward team
and thus far have given a very IA
vorable account of themselves.
The community field meet found
the boys prepared TO participate,
and judging from the results Of this
preliminary enterprise a very IA
vorable showing will be made on
Labor Day at the fair grounds.
Now that the baseball season Is
drawing to a close the Cats" are
making preparations for football.
From present indications the COM
ing season will be more successful
than last year when they finished
runner-up for State championship.
All Of last years stars will be back
in the game and judging from the
enthusiasm which has manifested
itself the east slders will finish the
year on top.
with this end in view. the meet
ing which will be held tonight at
Fourth and Pine streets. will be
largely attended. The following
candidates are urged 10 be present
at o'clock; Taylor. Mcconnell
McNin. Johnson. Hougentogler
Donlon. Brennan. Burke. Peyton
Callahan. Kelleher. Hayes. J. Quinn
F. quinn. Delecta, Sheehy. Lyons
German, Tommy Moran, Nolan
Green. Faulk. Smith. Fallers
Greiner. Devine. Connor. Maichle
Demesse. Dan Kelly. Murphy. An
derson, p. Carroll. Connolly, Gil
bert, Martin or any one wishing
tryout
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
COUNTRY TOWN
HAS GOLF BUGS
BY Newspaper Enterprise.

BY Newspaper Enterprise. t
GANN VALLEY. S. D.-Golf bugs
must have their game-no matter
what the convenience.
This village, with a total popula-
tion Of less than 100 persons. boasts
a nine-hoie regulation golf course.
Il claims TO be the smallest agricul-
tural town in the country with a
course.
The golf epidemic has spread 20
nearly every family. and the call OF
fore" breaks the peaceful evening
air as regularly as the days work is
done.
To make II more remarlable,
Gam Valley is an inland town. the
county seat OF Buffalo county.
II is "a miles from the nearest
railroad. and depends entirely for
its supply OF golf balls from tho
stage line, which carries supplies
from the outside.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
Watching the
Sc@reb0ard
-rrr---rrrrI-I--l--r---------r-I.-

Yesterdays hero-Rogers Horns
by got his 2o0th hit and his TWEEN
tieth home run. helping the Cards
beat the Phils, 70 to 5.
Four runs forced in by the wild
ness OF Mails and Uhle caused the
Indians 10 drop the second game TO
the Tigers. TO 8. after they had
won the first behind Sothoron, 10
TO ].
The Yan1s' closed up within one
point OF first place by mauling the
Senators. n to ..
wait Hoyt came 10 the rescue af-
ter Collins and Quinn had been
knocked out OF the box.
The Reds helped the Braves get
on their feet again by giving Markle
wretched support and losing. 3 to I.
Red Faber won his twenty-fourth
game OF the season, beating the
Browns to in the first game. but
the White sox lost the second game
3 to 2.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
st. Hedwig'S A. A. Dots
n't forget the dance tonight
BY "GUEss WHO"

Don't forget the dance tonight
What's the matter with that min
strel show3 DO you expect to pull Il
OF In a few days7
Big Steve Russell had an awful
spell Of sickness after he rode
around town with Hnbey Pennai in
his apple cart
Come on. Raker. clean them out
before the Board OF Health" gets
you.
Old Tommy Fisher has invented a
gun that will shoot around corners.
Got in the barrel. Tommy, and shoot
yourself over to Farnhurst.
Terepka. better known as Quinnal.
better take those pictures back TO
the east side before they send the
cops after him.
That was some bass that broke
your wrist. Jack zabley.
Pinkcy Is trying 70 beat George
Kealy's time. II you do. Pink. Wen
buy you the rubber soup spoon.
Things seem TO be getting pretty
thick up on Elm street, onions. Well
boy. here's luck 10 youi
Johnnie Wilson Is seen now and
then around the park. Well we don't
blame you. Annie.
A. l. Norton Is back in town. 80
watch your pocket-books. ladies.
Jimmie Mud. Hedgeville's Babe
Ruth. is spending his spare time In
Regoes Park
Secret Service and Tnilors DUNN,
seem to be hitting the high spot
lately. What are you doing. breaking
In a pair OF shoes7
Scoop. better known as ''Corney.
Ia always singing IAN by Myself
But you ought TO see him wheI
he is with that Jane out on Sixth
avenue.
shickey. you can't steal a fellow
rabbit dog. then cut the tail OF an'
say it's yours.
II must be getting pretty thicl
when Kid Walter stays out tili 3 A
NJ. with that kid.
Heavy-oh. Julia. love you tn
best OF all.
Heavy's Mother Get up out o
there. you loafer. and go look for
job.
Now you got a chance. ziggi'
4 Johnkey went away.
Don't forget the meeting will b
! on Tuesday following Labor Day.
Kojro. how are you and big Jer
> ME making out on the east side2
/, scabby. the baseball pilot, Is sur
- making a lot OF money. What ar
e you going to do, Jack. buy farm
Henry Everett and Bull Montar
y skiba have just returned from n
o twin bridges.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01

The match race between Single
G, 1.59. and Peter Manning. 2.00h,
at Hartford. Conn, Sept. G. is the
most unique race staged on a racing
track in a quarter OF a century.
Single G is the nine-year-old pac-
ing champion of the year. Peter
Manning is the flve-year-old geldlng
champion and the logical horse to
lower Uhlan's world record time.
The prince OF PAGERS has not lost
a single heat this season on the
Grand Circuit.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
VANDEVER WANTS
THIS RUBBER GAME

vandever A C. will attempt to
break the tie It played with Union
A. A. last week when the game
ended to S, when the two clubs
clash again tomorrow night at Bay
nard Field Union is one OF the
two teams to tie Vandever in its
last thirteen starts. the Ninth Ward
ers coping the other eleven.
II is likely that tomorrow nights
struggle viii be the first game Of .
series between the two teams and
both will be out to get a good start
All Vandever players are requested
to report tomorrow night at Sew
enteenth and Church streets at $50
o'clock. where a truck viii be on
hand to convey them TO Baynard
Field.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
YANIGANs AFTER 'EM

The Eleventh Ward Yanigans will
lineup against the Old Men Giants
tomorrow night on the Eleventh
Ward diamond. Eighth avenue anf
Duncan. at 5.45 o'clock. Manager
Eckles has secured some OF the besi
material from the former All-Wn-
mington and the Suburban Leagues
He wants all players present at the
field at $50 o'clock 50 that the
game can be started on time.
Carter and Bonds will be the bat
terry for the Giants and Greenwell
and Givens win be on the points for
the Yanigans
Evening journal., 1921-09-01

The king OF trotters has lost but
one heat during his entire campaign
on the ovals.
The stake will be $1,000.
Each horse will be timed sepa-
rately.
Both turf stars made their records
at North Randall track. Cleveland.
during the August meeting this
year, racing against time.
The fact that a trotter f. pitted
against a pacer-a class which is
admittedly Of a faster gait-makes
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
NEW CASTLE AGAIN
STOPS KREBS BOYS
speeIal % The EvenIng journal

Special 10 The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. Sept. IA pitch
ers' battle was fought at battery
Park diamond last night between
Taylor for the locals and Krauch
for Krebs Suburban League team.
with the former carrying of the
honors 4 10 ?. Taylor certainly
has the Indian sign on that Newport
bunch. and last nights victory over
the visitors Is the third straight win
for Taylor over the Suburban
League leaders.
While Taylor was pitching win
ming ball the team back OF him was
playing In the super class. A SEN
sational catch by A. Gallagher and
the stopping OF a line drive. booked
FOR a clean double by j. Miller. turn
ing the latter into a double play. put
crimps into the rallies staged by the
visitors.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
THESE TEAMS PLAY
TO SCORELESS TIE

Rockland A. c. and the Highland
A. c. battled six innings 10 a score
less draw at Rockford Tower last
night. II was to be the deciding
game OF a three game series be-
tween the clubs but the series re-
mains at a deadlock as the result Of
last nights draw. Each club has
already won a game from the other.
Another play-off will be arranged.
W. Monigle was the star OF last
nights fray. on the mound for
Rockland he did not allow a hit or
run. Vaughn gave him a good duel.
however. The score;
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
TRAVFIFRS SHADE ROYs

Seventh Ward A. A. fell victims TO
the Parkside Travellers at Fourteenth
and Woodlawn last night by the
score Of TO 3. This is the seventh
victory FOR the Kirkwood Park team
in the last eight starts. "sid" Man
love, pitching for the 'Parkers." " held
the west side team TO three hits To-
night Parkside meets Fourth Ward
at Kirkwood Park. These teams have
met several times this season and
have always furnished good brand
OF ball
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
DELAWARE OUT
TONIGHT In WARM-UP

Delaware A. c. will make It's
debut in local football circles this
season and expects a big turnout OF
candidates for the first call which
has been issued for tonight. All
athletes wishing a tryout for the
Delaware A. c. eleven are requested
to report at the clubs quarters. II
East Fourth street. at Sis O'Clock
tonight. II will be a sort Of get-to-
gether affair OF football talent and
practice will be started some time
next week.
The club expects to draw its fol-
lowing from all over the city
through the strong eleven which II
is planning 10 put in the field. No
manager or captain has been chosen
as yet and a selection OF these ON
GERS will most likely be made after
all the candidates have been as
sembled and put through several
practices. A number OF old timers
have volunteered their services 70
coach the Delaware A. c. gridders.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
PLAY 1O-HlNING
TIE AT ELKT0N
...lal Il rhn Evenlne Iournal.

Special to The Evening Journal
ELKTON, Nd. Sept. 1.-The sec
ond Of a series OF games between
the Elkton Giants and Elkton, Cecil
County League team, played at Elk
ton BAH park last evening resulted
in a tie. 3 to 3. ten innings. A
muffed ny in the eighth inning allow
"a the Giants TO score two runs. In
the ninth inning another run crossed
the plate for the Giants, tying the
score. The next game will be play
ed between the two teams next
Thursday evening, September sth.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP TUT

Here's anothV Championship.
The Rockland Paper Mills and the
Augustine Paper Mills will clash for
the championship OF the two plants
tomorrow night at the Rockford
Water Tower. In addition to the
title at stake keen rivalry exists be-
tween the two clubs and a fast hard
game can be expected
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
BUSY DAY FOR HIGHLAND.

Dan knight's Highland All-Stars
will be busy bunch on Labor Day.
They have arranged a double header
with Five Points Of the Suburban
League. The first game will be
played in the smorning at Rockford
Tower and will start at $50 O'Clock
and the second game will be played
in the afternoon at Elmhurst. start
ing at 5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
LORRAINE HANDS
DEFIANCE SHUTOUT

With Joe Boy" Briscoe at the
height Of his form and pitching in
vincible ball, Lorraine. leading con-
tenders for the Independent State
title. shut out Defiance before a
crowd estimated around the 5000
mark, at Second and dupont last
night. by the score Of 2 to 0. only
one lone single was garnered from
Briscoe's delivery.
Luke Lutz who opposed him. was
also in fine shape and the game was
a sterling pitchers duel. Score.
I-nnL AIA-L. A A
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
PLUMBERS STARS
WIN AFTER RALLY

Four runs behind in the seventh
and final inning, the Plummer ALI
Stars came from behind by sending
over a quintet OF tailies In the last
frame. beating out East End last
night by the score OF 10 8. The
score.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
rwENTY AFrER euARp rrAM.

About twenty football candidates
answered the call issued by Lleuten-,
ant Hoch. athletic officer OF the Dell.
aware National Guards. at meeting
held IN the Armory Tuesday night.
Plans for presenting an eleven were
discussed but nothing definite was
decided upon. Another meeting
will be held tomorrow night at
Leshem's store. s13 Orange street.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
STAR VS.. TRAVELLERS

The Sunday star Independents
have booked the Parkside Travellers
for Friday night al the Vandever A
c. grounds. Seventeenth and Spruce
streets. a fast game should be the
result. as the star boys have been
coming along fast and have met
some OF the best teams in this SEQ
ton.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01

the match a purely sporting event.
At the time Peter Manning made
his supreme trial two OF the judges
clocked him at 1.59% instead OF the
time awarded him.
The gelding holds the record OF
2.O3. 2.02z and 2.02 h-the fastest
three-heat race ever trotted. The
record was made at Lexington in the
Transylvania in 1920.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
KiIIefer OkayS Alex
As School Teacher
By Dean Snyder

tators in its football arena this fall.
Il seats $4,000 now. The extra
10000 will be provided for just be-
fore the Yale game.
Schools are expecting record
crowds. Attendance marks which
shot up a year ago proved that the
public had a new interest in foot
ball.
Several big stadfums have been or
are being built
Follow the crowd this fall and
you'll walk into a football enclosure.
DELIVERING.
Allan Sothoron isn't pitching any
illegitimate balls this year.
But opposing batters are still sus-
picious OF him.
They are skeptical every time he
serves up a deceiver. Kicks are reg
istered with the umpire-in-chief..
Sometimes the officials throw the
balls out OF the game. More often
not.
Sothoron is just pitching pennani
ball. now. That's all.
He kills a good deal OF time fuss
ing around before delivering Bat
ters get weary waiting for him. But
Al is getting results.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01

Grover Alexander rs coaching
Cub yearling pitchers again under
the Killifer regime.
Big Alex tried II this spring, but
was discouraged by Johnny Evers.
Just why a man OF Ever's shrewd-
ness would interfere is hard to
figure.
Recruits have much to learn. Alex
certainly knows what's what and
when about pitching smartness. He
is getting results.
Killefer heartily o. ks the big
school teacher.
DRIVING.
John McGraw's Giants have start
ed a drive that has taken the cock
sureness out Of Pittsburgh's pennant
enthusiasm.
Last year New York walked for
ward at a terrific clip. But they
we're toe. far back to catch the con-
slstent Robins.
It's different now. The Pirates
lead is less than a half dozen games.
A weeks advance would carry
them over the top.
PACKING.
Harvard can sardine $4,000 spec
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
FTvE PoINTs WANr GANms.

The Five Points Club OF the Sub
urban League, now that the league
schedule Is ended is without game
for this Saturday afternoon. Any
team desiring the date should get in
touch with Phinney Hastings. phone
4s42-W. before z o'clock tonight
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
WILEY SHUT OUT
DELAWARE CITY

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Sept. 1.-The Dover crack
ball team. shut out the Delaware
City team here yesterday TO the
score OF 8 70 o. The game was one
OF the fastest played here this sea-
son. Wiley held Delaware City
10 four hits. The score:
Evening journal., 1921-09-01

FlLTUEU TUHH-IN IITTIITIF IOTIl = I7TIIT-
ton, 2. Two base hits-Northrup,
Jacobs Struck out-by Alexander. 5.
Hantwerlycr. 3. Double plays-keescy
TO Rainey. Nannort 10 Keesey. Left
on bascs-N1lmincton. 4. Clayton. g.
Stolen bases-Italncy, kecsey, Han
twcrker. Sacrifice hits - Alexander.
O'Neiu. Hit by pitched ball-WiilSin-
son. Base. on balls-Boyle. Passed
balls-Diu Time OF game-I hr. and
80 min. Umpirc-McConnell
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
poLIsH GIANrs WANr I'M.

The Polish Giants would like TO
hear from any IL to lS year old team
in the city. Challenges should be
sent TO Horse, the Ice Man" 405
South Van Buren street. phone
0373-W.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01

Earned runs; Lorraine. /. Two-base
hits: Fishbaclg. Struck out. BY Bris-
coe. 6; by Lutz. 10. Left on bases: Lor-
raine. 6. Defiance. p stolen bases:
Masten, Morgan. Sacrifice hits; Brand,
Base on balls. Lutz 3. Time Of game:
hour and 10 minutes. Umpire; VIII
liams.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
pOVER

Delaware city ..... 100000 40
Two base hits-Willey Hoch. Glib
son. Richards Three base hits-Lynch
Struck out-by Wiley. II: By Geoghe-
han. !; BY Spicer. 1. Bases on balls
by Wiley 1. umpire-Hickey
Evening journal., 1921-09-01

With both horses being the great
est OF their respective gaits at the
present time the worlds champion
ship Of harness racing is literally N
stake.
Single G is owned by w. B. Bare
foot. OF Cambridge. Mass.
Peter Manning belongs to /. W.
Gleason. OF Williamsport. Pa.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
Weeks Baseball
Twilight Games
TODAY

TODAY
Fourth Ward w. Parkslde. Kirk.
wood Park.
Lorraine va. Seventh Ward.
Fourteenth and Wooolawn.
crocers vs.. Butchers. Twenty
second and claymont.
Dover Royals Va. Harlan Giants,
Second and DUPONT. 5 .. m.
Liberty Va Arcade, nth and
Spruce.
Church League
:. Westminster vs.. Grace, Rockford,
o., eraesyssins a,y,.. vs.; cOokma". Bay
M. salem W. Second Baptist.
Baynard Field, No. 7.
ST. Paurs vs. Old swedes. Rock
ford, No. 2.
FRIDAY
Aberfoyle W. South Side. Eden,
Harlan Field.
keystone W. Defiance. Third and
Adams.
Bethel Va. Haven. <lr'ewOOd
Mlnker's An.stars W. New Cas-
tie. Battery Park.
Harlan Giants W. Five Points.
Elmhurst.
Baynard Field.
Wilmington r. c. Girls W.. Stap-
Ter Park (boysl, Baynard Field.
Rockland W. Augustine, Rock
ford Tower.
Eleventh Ward Naniaans vs.. Old
Men Giants, Eighth avenue and
Duncan.
Sunday Star Ind. Va. Parksldo
Travellers. Seventeenth and Spruce
Evening journal., 1921-09-01
,f.nIly lis i:,.. os.Moer.. /. Anasr.oS SS.S -
Tnnity

Hits off-Moore. /. Anderson. g.
Richards. g. Two base hits-Grant.
Three base hits-Ander-
son. Struck out-by Hall. q: by An
derson. 2: by Moore. 4; by Richard. g.
Double plays-Thomas 10 Orth to Ret
ting Left on hases-Nandever 5.
Trinity. s. Stolen bases-Dourherty
Sacrifice hits-Harvey. Hall. Base On
Retting. Passed balls
son. /. Rickard. 3. Umpires-Helbing
I'd McCloskey.
Evening journal., 1921-09-01

Three base hlts-Mastlnl AffaHIs'
Baynss. Sacrifice hits--Arrants, 2.
Sacrifice ny-Coyle Strike outs-oy
Arrants. s. by Walker. 10. Base on
balis-Walker. I. Time Of same
hours. Umpire-Kay OF Elk Mills.