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||AucUSTANA TO
| CLOSE SEASON
ON SATURDAY
Bradley Plays Here Thursday Fol.
lowed By Strong St viator's
Team at Week End.

Augustana college baseball sea.
son comes to a close this week with !
the playing of Bradley Tech of
Peoria on Thursday and st. Via
tor on Saturday Both Bradley and !
St. Viator are represented with the /
strongest teams shat have been pro-
duced at their schools for years
and the Swedes will have to show
some real stun if they expect to
cop Thursdays and SATURDAYS
games. st. Viator is probably the
strongest Of the two. Finnigana
menl are all real baseball players.
each member of the team having
had considerable experience. The
Irishmen have lost only one game
this season, when Bradley took
them to a 5 to 1 cleaning. How
ever, in q retufA game with the
Peorians. st. viator took Roberts
men to the mat to the tune of 20 to
3. Finnigans' proteges also defeat
ed Notre Dame in a one-sided con-
test to 0. Bradley Is equally
strong and will make Swedbergs
team stretch a point i
L Art Swedberg, Augie mentor, is !
having no end of trouble. Bradley
and St Viator are hard enough
teams to meet as it is, but to top it /
all OF five Of his regular men will
not be able to participate in either
game. Captain Peterson is laid up
for the rest of the season with a
broken finger, result of the game
with Lombard last Friday, and
Swanson, Fahlstrom, Wickstromi
and Samuelson will notitake part in
either of the contests unless they
can make up back work before
Thursday. Swanson is the only
reserve catcher Art has, and with
him ineligible things look dark and
gloomy. The only alternative which
Swedberg can take is to use Beng
ston at catch and pitch Dahlquist
both games. Bengston has had one
years experience behind the bat,
but with, Swanson and Fahlstrom
out of the infield his services are
greatly needed there. Art was also
planning on pitching Bengston
against the Bradley crew. Con-
'rey will be the only regular infleld
man in the game. With Bradley
Swedberg can use Pearce at short
and Franzen on the hot corner. Both
these men are academy students,
but can be used against Bradley as
that is a non-conference game. Duff
fin will cover second, and Conrey
on the initial sack. In the outfeld
R. Anderson will be in right field,
10. johnson in left, and w. Peterson
in center. In the game with st. Vi
ator it is doubtful who will play as
the Irish nine is in the conference
and Pearce and Franzen will not be
able to participate.
However, Art is making the best
attempts he can to produce team
out of the fragments which he has,
and is confident that Augie will
make a good showing.
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pLOW SLUeGERS
ADD CREASE TO
SLIDE OF EvAs
Drive Ont 8 to 1 Victory h Second
Game Of Series Sullivan
TWirls.

The Evas were taken down the
line again at Browning field, Mo-
line. yesterday afternoon BY the Cd
coming Plowboys. s to 4. Moline's
heavy artillery was, as on the day
previous, much IN evidence. Sulli-
van twirled in style.
GoOch was the big man with the
stick. He got two, singles and a
double in four times at the plate.
Aftermath got three singles In five
times at bat Doubles by Shollen-
berger and Lord helped to swell
Moline's total.
Cotriss started out well. The
first three men to face him
grounded out rather easily. After
that, however, the Plows assembled
hits in every inning but the seventh.
In addition, Cotriss melted out four
bases on balls.
The Evas got of to the lead in
the first, due to Sullivan's temporary
unsteadiness. Sully passed Bullock
and Gressett after whiting Chest
nut. Bullock scored from second
on Lothes' single. Bashang laid
down an attempted squeeze, DEUEL.
retrieving the ball and tagging Ores.
set at che plate. Jake then threw
the ball into center field when
Bahsang stole second, allowing
LOthes to score.
The Flows started scoring in the
third and kept at it steadily
through the remainder of the con
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TIE sCoREBOARD
YESTERDAYS HERO = Hone

YESTERDAYS HERO - Honey
Walker. The Giants outfielder hit
a homer in the 18th inning, beat
ing the Reds, 4 to 3.
ERNIE KRUGER hit a homer
with one on and the Robins took
the last game from the Cards, 9
to-.
BABE RUTH hit his 18th homer
over the centerfield wall in Cleve-
land, but made one error and was
caught mapping twice on the paths,
the Yanks losing to the Indians,
4 to z.
THREE errors in the fourth in
ming gave the Pirates four runs and
the Phils lost, 6 to 4.
OESCHGER doubled with the
bases full in the eighth inning, Civ
ing the Braves an s to victory
over the Cubs.
THE WHITE SOX made a clean
sweep of the series by defeating
the Athletics, 10 to 4.
MOGRIDGE famed two pinch
hitters in the ninth inning, the only
session in which a runner got to
second base and Washington beat
Detroit 2 to 1. :
GERBER'S single, Jacobson's
triple and a wild pitch by Meyers
gave the Browns two runs and the
Red Sox lost, 4 to 2. I
SCOTT played his tooth success
sive game. vA
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DUNCAN
and SEVEN IN
STATE event
Rock Island High School Speed
Star to Compete vat Ur.
bana Saturday.
BY FRIER M'COLLISTER.

Coach Kimmel and eight trac...
men will leave. for Urbana tomOr-
row to participate in the, Illinois
state track and field meet on Sat
urday. This is the first time that
Rock Island has competed in the
state event for many years. Local
hopes are centered on Duncan.
The coach is grooming Duncan
for places in the 100 and 220-yard
dashes. His record has been excel
lent, taking first place in every go
and century that he ran during
the season. His time Of 10 is Sec
onds in the 100-yard dash last Sat-
urday is the best that a high school
man has made in these parts for
years. Following are the entries:
50~yard >dash-Taxman, Schafer.
100-yard dash-Duncan, Taxman.
/ 220-yard dash-Duncan, Schafer.
440-yard dash-Peterson.
Half-mile-Doman.
High jump-Dailey.
Broad jump-Shetter. Daley.
Discus-Lamp.
Low hurdles-Shetter.
Half-mile relay-Duncan,' Schaf-
er, Shelter, Taxman.
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a moment later attempting to pilfer
cncnnd
Win in Tenth.

a moment later attempting to pilfer
second.
Win In Tenth.
The Islanders tied it up in the
fourth and relinquished the lead
again in the sixth only to knot it
once more in the seventh. In the
tenth Francis got life by beating
out a rap to Tatum after two were
down. Connolly hit clearly to CEN
ter, sending Francis to third. Tat
UNI lost sight of the plate and walk
ed McInerney and Tate. batting for
WITCH. putting Francis over for the
winning run without struggle.
Second Game.
Terre Haute again started things
in the first inning of the second
game, counting one run. Campbell
stole second after hitting safely to
right field and scored on Dunning s
wallop to left.
The Islanders took the lead in
theri half Of the first round. Burke
walked after Murphy was thrown
out at first, Benson rolled out to
Duggan, Burke reaching second
Drew mussed up Elliott's grounder
then threw wild to first, allowing
Burke to register. Elliott stole sec
ond and scored on Francis clean
two-base drive to left field.
Both teams were let down with.
out hint Of danger either way un,
til the eighth when the Tots scored
the tying run. Winkleman opened
with a triple to far right that just
escaped being a homer. Coleman
drove swift one towards Benson
that kept on to center field, allow.
ing Winkleman to score.
The islanders threatened to put
across the necessary run in the
ninth with darkness fast envelop.
ing the field. Francis hit safely tc
begin with and reached second on
an error. Tate pushed the ball into
Tatum's hands attempting to.sacri-
fee and Francis was thrown out al
third. Tate kept the excitement ur
by stealing second. Mcfnerney lost
sight of the ball in the dusk and
whitfield. Lenahan drove a hot one
towards Drew at short that nigh,
have gone safely but Tate got il
the way and was out, the ball hit.
ting him.
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SPORT BRIEFS

Des Moines1Jack Britton out
pointed Johnny Tillman in 10
rounds.
st. Louis-Everett Scott Of the
Boston Americans played his Tooth
consecutive big league game.
Chicago = Wilbur H. Brooks,
Cleveland. president Of the Western
Golf association, resigned and was
succeeded by Albert r. Gates, Chi
cago. :
Chfcago-The White Sox have Sc
cured three new players, pitcher
and two infielders, from Texas and
Arizona.
Lafayette, Ind.2Purdue lost to
Northwestern, Z to 4, in a western
conference baseball. game. The
''supperless rule seems to work
| fine.
Chicago = Benny Leonard and
Sailor Friedman signed to meet
July4 at Benton Harbor, Mich, for
10 rounds.
Cleveland-"Babe" Ruth made his
18th home run in the ninth inning
with none on and Uhl pitching.
Detroit-Clyde Manion, Detroit
catcher, has been loaned to the
Toledo American association team,
and left today to join the club at st.
Paul.
New York-Nine balloons, to be
piloted by some of the country's
foremost aeronauts, have been en-
!tered in the national balloon race,
to be started at Birmingham, Ala,
Saturday, the Aero club Of America
announced today. f z.+
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Erenchl,saii Has Sol
diets to Guard the
Scene.
RY HENRY L. FARRELL.


United Press Stan Correspondent
Manhasset, N. Y. May 18.-The
camp of Georges Carpenter will
.opk like an ammunition factory
during the war when the French
man goes to work.
The Andrews farm, French head
quarters, within q stones throw OF
the magnificent country home of
Harry Payne Whitney. is barricad-
ed with barbed wire. A high board
fence is built around the COW pas
ture, where the ring has been
pitched. The final touch Of the
military will be furnished by two
soldats," as Descamps called them,
who will pound q beat around the
place.
Strange eyes that see the French
nan compromising his dynamite for
Jack Dempsey will have to resort
to forgery, strategy and wartime
cunning.
Only a pass will get anyone not
we'll known to the Frenchman past
i the guards.
Twice a week the newspaper men
will be notified that they can come
out and look the Frenchman over
and ask him a few questions.
No one will be allowed to zee
Georges at work.
Descamps said today that Car
! 2entier would not do any heavy
work for at least two weeks. The
barn where an indoor ring has
been erected for bad weather II
filled with evidence to show the
Frenchman at his work that he II
good.
Covering the entire side Of one
end of the barn is a huge billboard
picture in colors Of Joe Beckett
PROSTATE on the floor of the LON
don ring and Carpenter standing
over him.
At the other end of the barn II
a poster of similar size depicting
The victorious Georges being car
ried from the ring on the shout
Gers OF his admirers.
In the few bare spots OF tn
walls are cartoons and pictures o
the French hero In various pose.
4 and attitudes.
In one corner is q six-foot stri]
of new carp. --.atly tackled to tn
floor in front Of a mirror wher'
Georges can see himself when he Il
ioinE calisthenics.
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CUBS TROUNCED
BY BRAVES, "a
Manager Evers Pulls .. Bit Q
Strategy That Upsets His
Calculations.

Boston, May 1S.-Manager John
Evers yesterday traded one run for
four and the Braves trounced the
Cubs in the last of the series, 5 to
1, in q game that was not as bad as
the tally indicates.
The piece Of strategy. that upset
the contest happened in the eighth,
when the Cubs needed one run to
tie. Evers chased Martin from the
plate and had Barber bat in his
stead, and Barber came through.
The hckback upon the managerial
strategy was that the retirement OF
Martin brought Percy Lee Jones
into the pastime and Percy Lee gave
an exhibition Of how not to pitch.
The Braves made one-half Of their
eight markers before Percy could
get the side out.
Boston fielded in grand form,
which was mainly responsible for
Oeschger going the distance. Eleven
Cub hits blossomed into only three
runs in the first six portions be-
cause some Brave always was
leaping up and sharing a prospec-
tive hit. Score: r. H. E.
Chicago ID l
Boston 8 z
Batteries-Martin, Jones and
Killifer; Oeschger and O'Neil.
Dodgers. 8; Cards, Z.
Brooklyn, May 1S.-The Brooklyn
Dodgers emerged from their losing
streak to defeat the St., Louis Car
dinals yesterday, 9 to Z. A bad
throw of Myers tap, with two on
base, by Haines in the fifth. inning
cleared the sacks and put the
Dodgers in the lead. Score: -.
r. H. E
81. LOUIS .......'....'''''' 20
Brooklyn ...9 IL
Batteries-Haines, North, Good
win and Dilhoefer; Grimes anG
Kruger.
Giants, 4; Reds, 3.
New. York, May 1.-The Giant:
made a clean sweep of four-gamt
series with Cincinnati, winning yes
terday in II innings, 4 to 3. The
game ended when Walker, first vi
in the 18th, drove homer into RICH
field stands. Score: R. h. E
Cincinnati ................3
New York - III
Batteries-Napier and Wingo
Barnes and Snyder.
i Pirates, 6; Phils, A.
Philadelphia, May Is. - Tn
Pirates captured the final game o
the Philadelphia series. 6 to 4. Glaz
|ner was hit hard, but was steady
Score: r. H. E
Pittsburgh ................6 ~
Philadelphia ..............4 Is
Batteries Glazner and Skiff
Hubbell, keenan, and Peters.
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JAP NINE PLAYS
INDUSTRIAL TEAM
AT SPRINGFIELD

Springfield, Ill. May 1s.-The H.
linois Sangamos are taking daily
practice preparatory to meeting the
Waseda (Japanese) university from
Toxic. Japan. next Sunday, Nav %
The Sangamos is the only indus
trial team on the schedule of the
orientals. They will play the Uni
versity or Illinois on Saturday, and
rom. Springfield will 60 east to
meet Harvard.
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REFEREE GIVES
DECISION sOVER
DOYLE TO NIKE
Especial to The ArpnaN

Omaha, Neb., May 1S.-Mike Dun
dee of Rock Island received the ref
cree decision over Jack Doyle of
Denver here last night. The little
Islander wop had things his own
way practically throughout. Doyle
vas Q prime fayorite here and his
defeat by Dundee was unexpected.
Bonnie Berris beat Johnny Mack
lndsGeorEe Reed beat Jack Rose,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Three-Eye League.
Rock Island, 81; Terre Haute, 7-2.
Cedar Rapids, 10; Bloomington, 4.
Moline, 8; Evansville, 4.
Peoria at Rockford, rain.
National League.
Eoston, 8; Chicago. 4.
Brooklyn, 8; St Louis, Z.
Pittsburgh, 6: Philadelphia, 4.
New York. 4; Cincinnati. 3. I'll
innings).
American League
Chicago, 10; Philadelphia, 4.
Cleveland, 4; New York, 2.
Washington, 2; Detroit, L
St Louis, I; Boston, 2.
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PENN STATE TEAM
HAS II STRAIGHT
WINS FOR SEASON

State College, Pa. May IS. - A
new record of consecutive victories
is claimed for the Pennsylvania
State College baseball team. The
team last year ended the season
with an unbroken string of II vic
tories and SO far this year it has
won. II straight games. with none
lost. With two expections the make
up Of the team is the same as last
year.
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MILrARY RTTRIAI.

Pana. I'LL, May, 18.-The body Of
Private John Mcdonald, rs, Com
pany G. 47th infantry, killed in ac-
ton in France Oct. 20, 1918. arriy-
ed here yesterday. He was q son
OF Mrs. Sarah P. Mcdonald of Pana
He will be given full military funer-
al next Sunday with the American
Legion in charge
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SHATTTRS KNERCAP.

. Dubuque, Iowa, May 18.-With
81 years OF service as a railroad
engineer without blemish, scratch
or.wreck to mar. bis record. d. M.
Schaffner Of Dubuque is In q To-
cal hospital as q result OF. injuries
he sustained while entering the
automobile Of his son-in-law yes
terday afternoon Mr.. Schaffner
sustained . shattered kneecap.
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VALPO STAR Is
BEATEN, 4 TO 3,
BY ST. VIATOR'S

Bourbonnais, ILL.,, May 1S.-St.
Viator's triumphed over Valparaiso
university in baseball yesterday. 4
to 3. beating Ray Adams, valpa-
Iraiso's star twirler, who joins the
Bloomington Three-Eye league
ham next week
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MAJOR RACES
TIGHTEN WITH
EAST VS.. WEST
Yankees Take Lead IN
AmericanACionfs
Chase Pirates.

New York, May 1S.-Major league
pennant races were considerably
frightened by the second number Of
the east-west series just ended.
TIL Giants closed in on the lead
ing Pirates and the Yankees took
the lead away from the Cleveland
Indians.
Pat Moran was treated like any
thing but a guest on the Polo
grounds, the Giants taking four
straight games.
The st. Louis Cards on the other
hand acted like anything but guests
over in the Brooklyn sections and
took three out of four from the
Robins.
Pittsburgh did we'll to get two out
Of three from the Phils and the
Braves and the Cubs split even.
The Yankees pulled the big sur
prise in the American league by
going into Cleveland and taking
three out of four games from the
champions. Tho New Workers. went
west in a rather pessimistic mood
but the team rallied and has lost
only two games on the trip.
Washington got an unpleasant re
ception in Detroit where the Tigers
took three out Of four games. There
was also some more evidence that
makes it look as IL Walter. johnson
were through.
The White Sox mopped up the
Athletics with four straight victor
les and the Browns and Red Sox
split even.
Pittsburgh win have more tough
meat for the rest Of the trip with the
Robins and the Giants. Cleveland,
however, should be able to rest IN
Ion the Athletics and the Yauks
should not have much trouble with
the White Sox.
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base hit-Francis. Sacrifice hits
Duggan. Winkleman, Drew. Stolen
bases--Campbell, Cunning 2, Burke,
Benson. Elliott, Francis, Tate. Struck
out-By Root, z: by Ambrose, 5.
Passed ball-Tate. Umpire-Hall.
Time-9:OO.
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*TwO out when winning run was
made. McInerney hit by batted ball
in ninth. iran for Connolly in 10th
II Batted for Wjeh in 10th.
Terre Haute. .931 0O1 O)O % 16 3
Rock Island 203 100 100 Is IL 4
Two base hits-McInerney. Fran.
els. Sacrifice hits - McQuillan 2,
Elliott, Benson, Duggan, Wrinkle
man. Stolen bases-Campbell. Burke
9, Lenahan. Double play-Wich to
Elliott. Struck Out-By McQuillan'
z; by Tatum, 3. Bases on balls
on McQuillan, 1; of Norman. 6;
eli Tatum. s. Umpire-Hall. Time
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Home run-Runser. Three-base
hit-Bullock. 'Two-base hits-Shol-
lenberger, Gooch, Lord. Stolen
bases-Runser, Gooch, Lord, Bash
ang. Struck cut-By Sullivan, IL:
by Cotriss, T. Bases on balls-Off
Sullivan, 2; off Cotriss, 4. Left on
bases-Evansville, G.; Moline, -.
Wild pitch-Cotriss, l. Umpire
Ormsby. Time of game-2:1O.
Buns, 10; Boomers, 3.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, May 49,
Cedar Rapids turned the tables on
Bloomington in the second game,
hitting Shirley freely and giving
Manouk good support. Manouk al
lowed the visitors but three hits,
only one after the first inning when
two passes, double and a single
gave them their three runs. The
score:
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S0x TAKELAST
FROM MACKMEN
McWeeney Pitches His First Vic
tory, Assisted by Consistent
Hitting.

Chicago, ILL.,. May 1S.-AnotheA
young pitcher made good for the
White Sox yesterday. This time it
was Douglas McWeeney. local pro-
duct. His box work with the very
consistent hitting of the home crew,
won the fourth and final game from
the Philadelphia Athletics, 10 to 4.
The White Sox batters found
Mack's pitchers for thirteen hits.
The AS got II off McWeeney. Har-
ris started the game for the visit
ors. He worked four rounds and
the Hose pounded him for four
scores in the fourth. keefe then
appeared and stuck in the party for
one and one-third innings. The pace
grew too hot for Keefe and he gave
way to Hasty. The latter stuck
around until WEIGH batted for him
in the eighth. Scott Perry pitched
the eighth to the White Sox. Score:
R. H. E.
Philadelphia Al I
Chicago Is
Batteries-Harris, Keefe, Hasty,
Perry and Perkins; McWeeney and
Schalk.
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Home runs-Robipson. Two
base hits-Sykes. Stolen bases
Durkin (2), Knisley. Crouch, Gala
han, Bubser. Carey. Sacrifice hits
Command. Double PLAYS
SEEKER to Carey: Left on bases
bloomington, 5; Cedar Rapids, 10.
Bases on balls-Off Manouk, 4; off
Shirley, 4. Hit by pitcher-By Man
0uk DUNN. Struck out-By
Aanouk, s. Umpire-Lauzon. Time
OF game-1:40.
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=. HEARST PURCHASE.

New York, May 18.-W. R. Hearst
purchased property on West 5Sth
street for a 25-story building to
house his two daily newspapers and
magazine publications.
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An the Nsvs-Ai.s tAs Time
yhe ArxuA
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BARGAINS IN SHIPS.
Washington, May ia bar
gain sale" Of obsolete vessels is
planned by the navy department.
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Babe Ruth Gets 18th

Cleveland, May 1S.-Cleveland
finally broke the Yankees winning
streak, winning, 4 to 2. Babe Ruth
made his twelfth homer of the sea-
son in the ninth, but there was no
body on. Score:
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Senator's, 2; Tigers, 1.
Detroit, May 18.-Washington
took the final game of 4he series 2
to l yesterday, the Tigers making
a fight in the ninth when they got
their final count Mogridge allowed
but seven hits. The score:
r. H. E.
Washington ..............2 10 o
Detroit n
Batteries-Mogridge and Char
rity; Leonard. Woodall and Ain
smith.
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Batteries-Ferguson, Collins and
Schang; Uhle and ONeill.
Browns, 4; Red Sox, 2.
st. Louis, Mo-, May 18.-Yester-
day afternoon for the first time in a
week. the Browns starting pitcher
was in at the end. Dixie Davis was
the hurler, and he defeated Boston,
to 2, to even the series. Score:
1 r. H. +.
Boston s 0
81. Louis 10 3
Batteries-Penner, Meyers and
Ruel; Davissand SEVERED.
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Francis was cheated out Of a
clean single in the third inning
of the initial game. He cut one
to right field that held Elliott close
to first base. Danaher trapped the
ball on the first bounce and snap
throw to second forced Elliott.
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BatterleS-Harrls, Keefe, Hasty
Perry and Perkins; McWeeney and
Schalk.
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Senator's, 2; Tigers, 1.

O1SISf Nc CHHCI, MCyVIS
Ruel; Davissand Severed.
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The Islanders were credited with
eight stolen bases during the after
noon, two of which executed as a
double steal in the first inning of
the second game produced a run.
Burke and Elliott were on the par
ticipating end.
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In the excitement Of forcing Eva
the winning score. Tate forgot Ia
complete the play, but not SO, Me-
Quillan. The manager motioned
him to first base despite the fact
that all players were coming in
from the field.