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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
Pathetic Scene in District
Court Enacted During
Trial of John Boyle.
DEFENDANT CHANGED
PLEA TO GUILTY
Widow of Slain Man Weeps
Bitterly During Trying
Ordeal.

A little mother with wrinkled
face hid, under an old fashioned bonnet
knelt in distric. court this morning in
a prayer for her wayward son, for
his wife and children, for her other
sons, for the family of the man her
son murdered--her voice rose high,
her words were as distinct as they
could be coming from a broken Eeart
and through flood of tears-a mother
weeping for her son.
Lawyers leaned their heads ia rev.
erence as the little mother prayed.
Tears streamed from the eyes of the
court and fell upon the desk. Women
wept audibly, jurors and attaches
stood in silence wiping tears from
their faces.
John Boyle, her son, had just en-
tered n plea of guilty to killing c. S.
Beavers in a hotel at billiard in the
Hewitt oil fields. The statement Of
the county attorney showed that Boyle
had gone TO the hotel of which Beav-
ers was proprietor late at night, he
asked for a woman, Beavers asked
him to go away as he did not want his
guests disturbed at that hour of the
night he moved away from Beavers
room to make further search for the
woman. he came back to the room
occupied by Beavers and when Beavers
came to the door Boyle shot him dead.
Boyle was in court without attorney.
He was not in position even to ask
the mercy of the court. By his side
sat his wife, woman with twins at
her breast, and another child by her
side, his mother, Mrs. NJ A. Boyle,
was there and also his sister. Mrs.
Florence Fuller Of Wilson. While the
county attorney detailed the horrible
crime to the court, while men stood
in awe at the taking of human
life without provocation the gay
laughter of childhood unmindful of
The ordeal their mother was going
through, filled the court room.
Changes Plea to Guilty
Boyle rose In court and stated that
he desired TO change his plea of not
guilty to one OF guilty. While Boyle
was still standing Judge Thomas
W. OHdInploH Sdlu III SupStdilct,
You have pleaded guilty to one
of the most heinous crimes. You
have without provocation taken that
which you cannot give back, the
state can take your liberty but gov
ernor can return that TO you. have
always believed that the old law OF an
eye for an eye and tooth for a
tooth was n pretty good rule. His life
was as dear to him as yours is to you,
| am not going TO impose the extreme
penalty Of the law upon you, / am
going to show you more mercy than
you showed TO your fellow human be-
ing, you never gave him a chance.
am going to do more for you, | am
going TO give you a chance to reform
am going to give you chance u
reconstruct your life, / am going "a
give you chance to get forgiveness
Continued on Page Five)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
Aged Mother Prays for Son
AS Court Pronounces Sentence
OF Life Imprisonment for Murder
BABE RUTH OUT
OF GAMES FOR
REST OF SERIES
Physician Warns That Bam-
bina Takes Risk of Losing
Army if He Continues.

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.--"Babe" Ruth
announced this morning that the in.
jury to his arm would keep him out
Of the game for the rest of the series.
His physician warned him, he said,
that to take further chances would
risk the loss OF his arm.
The Yank star spent most OF the
morning in the office OF his physician.
who was reported as hopeful of pre-
venting further spread of the infec-
ton which settled in the players eli
bow after a slight injury in one Of
the early games of the series.
Several minor operations have been
performed on the abcess which devel.
oped. Ruth said his medical advisers
were afraid tnat any use of the arm
would over-stimulate drainage with
the possibility Of very grave conse-
quences.
At their hotel this morning, Mrs.
Babe" Ruth said her husband would
attend today's game and was hopeful
Of seeing the series through, adding
that the champion home run swatter
was as confident as ever that his
team would win the worlds champion
shin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
KTWANIANS ARE
INTERESTED IN
COMMUNITY SERVICE

A. p. Gregory. representing Com.
munity Service Of New York was a
special guest of KiwanIans today at
the regular noon luncheon OF the
club at Hotel Ardmore.
MIR. Gregory made brief talk, out
lining some of the work Community
Service promotes including citizenship.
neighborliness. community spirit, hap
piness and various other phases OF
civic life for the bcttcrment Of all
citizens.
Following his talk Kiwanians voted
to have the executive committee make
further investigation and To appoint a
committee to confer with similar com.
mittees from other clubs to make final
determination as % whether or not
Ardmore cares to put on the service.
Another guest was Fox Wood, pres.
ldent OF Oklahoma city Kwanls club
who also made talk. Mr.. Wood eX.
pressed appreciation for the interest
local Kiwanians showed In the talk
made by MIR Gregory and stated that
'lNlN 'lupS Hdu wv llsHt w 'NiHN ~
they were only dinner clubs empha.
sizing the fact that there is duty
for every club TO perform.
A report on boy scout work was
made by Ewing London. who stated
that out of 3S calls made by the
committee, 30 subscriptions We're taken.
In addition to Mcssrs. Gregory and
Wood, guests were Tom Cooper. Roy
Wood OF Oklahoma City. Arthur Wood.
Harry kossler and =. Willlngham.
New members introduced wore For.
rest Dowling and Ben Cooper Judge
$, NJ. Davis presided as chairman
today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
MYSTERY DEEPENS
IN THE MURDER OF
JANET LAWRENCE

MADISON. y. j., Oct. 1.-THE my5-
terry of who murdered If year o,l ia
net Lawrence in clump Of wods here
last Thursday d,tGcned today as Acyoc-
Hses abandoned the second set of
clues On whil they had been working
Frank Felice, arrested yesterday af-
ternon after neighbors had told Of
seeing a wild man" near the scene
Of the murder was said TO have con-
vinced the authorities he had no
connection with the crime.
Francis Kluxen. the If year old boy
who was originally held in connection
with the Staying still is under $1,000
bond. but County Prosecutor Mills said
he would not bring Janets murderer
before the grand jury which convenes
today, as he did not have sufficient
facts. Sheriff Byram openly declared
the boy had proved his innocence.
The only known clue left is an
anonymous letter from Philadelphia
signed Ripper" In which the writer
boasts OF having committed the crime.
Detectives have asked Philadelphia
police to try TO find the writer,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
ELECTION LEGION
OFFICERS MONDAY
NIGHT OCTOBER "a
Nominations Made at Meeting
Last Night; Big Delegation
to National Convention.

Nomination for officers Of the
George L. Anderson post, American
Legion, were made Monday night dur
ing regular meeting, after plans for
the national convention at Kansas
City had been disposed Of.
The nomination list is made up as
follows. the election to be held on
Monday night, October "a:
For post mmander-Marcus Davis
Ewing London. Y. b. Orr; vice post
mmander-Buddy Moorehead; Z. b.
Jeffries. John r. Dickson; post ad
iutant, Bill Krohn. Eugene McNa-
mara; post chaplain-Rev. Jesse
Thompson; post historian--Emmitt T.
Reid, Henry ID. Rinsland; finance of
DIR. G.. f. Johnson; executive COM
mittee-(five to he elected) II. b.
Fell, o. w. King. Ben c. Hunter,
Jack Murphy. z. r. Jeffries, r. Il.
Orr. Arthur Hall, IL. II. Sayre. John
Il. Dickson.
At least a hundred men from Car.
ter county will attend the convention
in Kansas City. it is estimated. Fiji
teen men from Aiadill will Soin the
delegation and nearly as many will
go from Wilson; Ringing is sending a
few and Healdton will also be repre-
scnted. Reservations should be made
either by phone or by writing to Ad-
iutant Ben Hunter as soon as pos
sible.
\ special Santa F'e train will be
made up in Fort Worth on October 90
Hunter announced. Passengers will
be picked up here and Norman At
the latter place the train will head
stright for Kansas City, arriving
there in advance of any Oklahoma
train.
Hunter is strong for the Kansas
City trip: he even likens the city 10
Gay Paree. since the city officials
are going to put all the policemen on
parole and let the legionnaircs do NJ.
+. duty, according TO his assertions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
REMAINING GAMES OF
JUNIOR SERIES TO BE
PLAYED AT BALTIMORE

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct. 1.-The
rio,ous ending of the fourth game OF
the Louisvllle.Baltimorc Junior world
series hero yesterday when $500 OF
the 5000 spectators swarmod ON the
field pclting the umpires and police
with cushions. today was character.
iEcd by William +. knebolkamp, pres.
ident OF the Louisville club. as a dis.
grace. President lIickcly of the Ameri.
can association. also held he same
view.
II am confident the police did
all they could In their attempt to
handle the crowd. but they were help
less before the rushes of the fans"
President kncbelkamp said. II am
sorry the game ended as 4, did II was
a disgrace TO Louisville.
The remaining games OF the series
will be played In baltimore. starting
Thursday. The Baltimore team left
for the east last night. Each team
has won two games.
Yesterdays game was forfeited to
Baltimore. 2 TO o IN the first half of
the ninth when the demonstration
was staged by the fans In objccting
to what they considered questionable
decisions OF the umpires. Frank con.
molly OF the American association and
Macgowan of the international league.
Baltimore was leading i2 to ct
the time.
The total receipts Ter the -four
games played here was s2o.sle.s3 and
the local attendance was 1925.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
JACKSON BARNETT
ASKS GOVERNMENT
FOR MORE MONEY

WASHINGTON, Oct. il.--Iackson
Barnett. the richest American Indian.
IN the world. is here 20 get a large al
lowance from the Indian bureau TO
bulld himself and wife more pre-.
icntious abode. He and his wife now
receive $4,000 a month. but they de.
clare they need more 10 keep up ap-
pearances at Henryctta. Okla. where
many rich Indians live
Barnett is Shoshone, or Snake
Indian. He would not take an allot.
mcnt when Indians OF other tribes
were grabbing at them, and the gov.
crnment forced one on him. Now he
rcvels In wealth because OF the oil
beneath his land, which nets him large
royalties. He has In government
bonds sl.Ols.O0O which the interior
department bought for him during
The World War at par.
This big Indian had romance last
year. Annie l.. Lowe. an aggressive
and attractive white woman. ran
away with Barnett and they were
married In Kansas. Barnetts guar.
dian tried TO prevent the marriage
and later annul 1t, but failed In the
attempt.
The home Of the Barnetts Is u small
pine shack. They announce they de.
sire a fine residence to which their
means en,itlc them. but they cannot
move without the acquiescence OF the
federal government. which loolss
after all the Shoshone tribe
Barnett is 7s years old
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
HEBREWS OBSERVE "yOM
klPPuR" TuESDAY.WEDNESDAY

Opening services for the Day OF
Atonemcnt. known in the Hebrew as
"yom Kippur," will be conducted at
the Temple Emcth. a street north
west. commencing at 500 o'clock to-
night. Observance OF the Jewish holl.
day continues from sundown tonight
until sundown Wednesday.
Rabbi William Stcrnseher. OF the
Hebrew Union College. at Cincinnati,
Ohio. will conduct the services.
An business establishments of tho
city conducted by citizens OF Hcbrew
denomination will be closed We'd
nesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
SMO0T SAYS SALES
TAX SURE TO COME
It's "Pay-as-Y -You-Go" Bases
Appeals to Manufacturers,
He Tells Senate.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE sales
tax Is bound to come. the senate was
told by Senator Smoot, republican.
Utah. author of manufacturers sales
plan which he urged as u substitute
for the excess profits tax and the
various miscellaneous taxes now in
force.
"Therc is no real fundamental CD.
lection 60 sales tax" the senator de.
carcd
1T is q pay.as.you.go proposition and
for that reason. favored by manufac.
;urcrs. though they may pay more
In taxes than under an income and
excess profits system. But they will
know To certainty just what tho
tax IL, they will pay IL out of cur.
rent receipts. II can be Immediately
charged into costs as definite
amount and without the initiation
which has existed under the excess
profits tax. All taxes are charged
into costs just Is rent. wages. mater.
lnls purchase. Interest and all other
expenses"
Replying to arguments that the pro.
posed tax WAS impossible OF admins
tration. senator Smoo, said this was
not fact. that manufacturers taxes
were being collected under the present
tax law and that collections could be
made In the same manner under his
proposals. He gave details OF the man.
ner in which the five per cent tax II
now collected on automobile tires.
tubc1, parts and accessories. He also
read a letter from Assistant internal
revenue commissioner Smith. who
stated that In his opinion. the Smoot
manufacturers sales tax would be no
more difficult Of administration than
the sales tax imposed by the isis and
1918 laws.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
BOOK on LIFE OF THOMAS
WALSH" PUBLISHED IN lsi3.
OWNED BN CHAS. W. CLAY

County Surveyor Charles W. Clay
has in his possession and Is showing
his friends at the court house an early
binding of The Life II Thomas
Walsh" edited by James Morgan and
published by G. Lane and T.. +. San.
ford. FOR the Methodist Episcopal
church 10y j. Collard. printer. In New
York in iSiS. The small book con-
talns PA pages. on antique book paper
with hand tanned leather binding.
The book is In good state Of
preservation. despite the fact that II
has had hard usage Tor so many
years II was taken from a relatives
library in 1901 by MIR. Clay. The front
and back bindings and fly leaves are
filled with memoirs OF members OF
the family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
LA TES T

SPRINGFIELD. H., Oct. II. Gov.
Len Small and Vernon Curtis, under
| Indictment on charges of cmbezzlement
and conspiracy to defraud the state
through misappropriation of public
I funds will so to trial at Waukegan,
Lake county, some time in November,
according to Indications today. follow.
\ ing the formal transfer of the case
! 10 the Jurisdiction of northern county
/ by Judge Frank w. Burton on the
Sangamon circuit bench today.
| WASHINGTON, Oct. 1l.-Secretary
Hughes today issued calls for the first
meeting of the American representa-.
/ lives 10 the armament Limitation con.
| ference tomorrow at 10 o'clock at the
state department.
| WASHINGTON. Oct. l1.-Robert +.
Tod has been selected by president
| Harding as immigration commissioner
at New York to succeed Frederick
Wallis. who recently resigned. II was
said at the White House today that
he appointment probably would go TO
/ thc senate Snoftly.
PoNCA CITY. Oct. 1.-Announce.
ment was made today by ZacS r. NIL
lcr of the l0l Ranch that he has been
authorized by the Catholic Church Of
Mexico to buy $4,000 head of cattle
l TO restock the ranches OF Mexico.
/ While the Catholic church Is putting
up the money, the deals are guaran.
tccd by the Mexican government
which later is TO reimburse the church.
CHICAGO. Oct. IA final count
OF strike ballots was being made to.
day bv the general chainnen of the
order OF Railway conductors, the
brotherhood OF locomotive engineers
and the brotherhood OF locomotive en-
gincmen and fircmon. Votes counted
last mt were said to favor striking
10y u heavy majority.
| ROCKFORD. Ill.,. Oct. li.-Herbcrt
Steward. aged is. last night shot and
killed his adopted parents, Mr.. and
I Mrs. Frank Armstrong, ut their home
on farm about seven miles south OF
Rockford. Steward gave himself up TO
the authorities and made u complete
confession. The boy claims he had
been whipped on many occasions with
| switches and u black snake whip.
/ LONDON. oct ll.--Genenl Perish.
ing. chief OF staff OF the American
army will come 10 London before
October 20. to lay the medal of honor
voted by the United States congress
ON the tomb OF the unknown British
soldier in Westminster Abbey. the
British foreign office announced this
evening.
HEpI4AR. Kansas. Oct ii.-Five
men who tried to break into the vault
of the Hcplar state Hank early to.
day. failed. They were fired on by
the town watchman and fled. They
carried with them about si25 which
was left in drewer in the bank.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
OLDEST MEMBER YANKS
PAY ROLL WATCHES GAMES
FROM KNOT HOLE

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE old
est member of the Yank payroll
watches each game frcm a knot
hole in the club house, beneath
the center field bleachers. He is
P. j. Schenck, who since 1903,
has been custodian Of the dressing
rooms. They require such careful
guarding that he is unable to leave
during the games.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
OIIIIOAN NAMED on
TRADE COMMISSION

WASHINGTON. oct. n.-Gcorge
W. Upton, Warren, Ohio business
man was nominated by President
Harding today to be member OF the
federal trade commission. Mr. Up.
ton. who succeeds John @. PollaiNi. a
democrat. is the husband OF Harriet
Taylor Upton. vice chairman OF the
republican national committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
OLD OFFICERS SECOND
WARD civic CLUB
RE.El.ECTED LAST NIGHT

At the regular meeting Of the
Second Wand civic League held Mon.
day night, losers In the membership
contest were host to the winners when
icc cream and cake were served.
Old officers were reelected to serve
for another period of six months.
A delightful musical program con.
shutting the following numbers was
enjoyed Vocal solo. Mrs. Nae Ram.
scy: piano solo. Miss Ruth weik;
reading. Miss Nancy Fraley, duet.
Ne - Cleva Jacob and Marguerite
Hanilton,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
SPANISH TROOPS CAPTURED
MOORISH REBEL RENDEZVOUS

MADRID. Oct. 1.-THE Spanish
troops IN Morocco have completely
surrounded and captured mountain.
Gus Gurougou region. which has been
the principal base cf operations for
the febcllious Moorish troops. said
an official bulletin from Mclilla issued
here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
GIANTS WIN IS, GAMES NOW EVEN 3 AND 3
PATIENTS ROOSEVELT HOSPIr.
AL GET RESULTS WORLD Sc
RIES INNING BY INNING

NEW YORK, Oct. 1l.-Patients
at Roosevelt Hospital get an inn
ing by inning report of the Giant
Yank vendetta by listening to the
bells ordinary used to summon
nurses and doctors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
LONE BANDIT ROBs BANK
IN EAST TENAS TOWN

GILMER, Texas. oct. ii.--A lone
bandit entered the Ashland Hank at
Ashland. near here AZ o'clock to.
day. forced Cashier Simmons into the
vault which he locked. and escaped
with $4,000. Officers from Cilmer
have gone In pursuit Of the robber.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
VICTORY PERCHED
.HlG H D N BATS
OF THE GIANTS
Barnes Pitching Cast Mys-
tical Spell Over Yanks, 10
Erased at Plate by
Strike Outs.
FEWSTER SUBS FOR
RUTH-GETS HOMER
Three Home Runs Mark Game
as One Affording Easy Hits
On Both Sides.

POLO GROUNDS, Oct. 1f.-Victorv
perched high on the bats of tho Giant.
this afternoon when the Yank pitching
caved in and engulfed the American
leaguers in an eight TO defeat. over
$4,000 people saw the Giants even the
worlds series. which now stands.
Giants 3; Yanks 3. Barnes pitching
cast a mystical spell over the Yanks.
ten Of whom were erased at the plato
by strikeouts
The shadow of Harry Harper fell
this afternoon athwart the path OF
the Giants in their struggle to even
the worlds series with the Yahks.
The National Leagues have vet TO
face left handler in the series and
as Wally schang, the Yank catcher.
put 1t before the game:
"{f Harper gets that old curve
swishing across the corners of the
plate the Giants viii be through for
the day."
"Hackensack" Harry Harper. his
mates say, is like the girl with the
curl-when he is good, he's good and
when he's bad. he's not good"
Manager Huggins said Shawkcv
and Quinn would be held in reserve,
The Yank fans bemoaned the loss Of
Babe Ruth, who will WELD no men.
acing mace again this series.
The massive maulers arm is swoi.
len and the poison from his infected
elbow has spread the glands OF the
upper arm. He telephoned to the
Yank club house today that he would
not be able TO play again. Manager
Huggins was prepared toplay Bob
Meuse in left and Wilson-Fewster in
right field.
II was learned at the club house
that Waite Hoyt had pitched eight
innings yesterday with finger split
by n grounder from Frisch's mat He
refused TO leave the game.
The day was bright and clear and
the sun toasted the early comers IN
the bleachers. The crowd came late.
The Yanks today played host TO the
Giants who were the visitors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
First Inning

GtANTS-Burns up: Ball one. hail
two. ball three, strike one, Burns
strolled on four balls: Bancroft up:
Strike one. Bancroft flied out 10
Fewster Frlsch up. Strike one. strike
two, Frisch famed; Young up: Strike
one, ball one. foul strike Two. bali
two, Fewster made a wonderful run.
ming catch Of Youngs foul. No runs.
no hits, no errors.
YANKEES-Umpire Moriarity or.
dcred Ruth. who was In citizens cloth.
ing % leave the Yankee bench. Few.
stcr up: Ball one, ball two. Ball three.
strike one. strike two. Fewster walk
ed; Peck up: Peck flied out to Frisch;
Miller up: Ball one. ball two. Miller
got an inficld single which tore Ban.
crcft's hands apart; Meusel up Ball
one. strike one. Fewster scored on
Mcusers single to center. Miller go-
ing 10 third. Meusel went to second
on the throw in; Pip up: Pipp went
out. Kelly 10 Rawlings, Miller held
third; Ward up: Strike one. ball one.
Miller and Meusel scored on Wards
drive over second base. (Toney was
knocked out Of the box for the sec.
ond time In the series and Barnes
took his placc) Wards hit was q
single; McNally up: Ball one. foul
strike one. hnll two strike two. Nc
Nally flied out 20 Coung Three runs.
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G1ANTs:-The crowd cheered Few
ster who was subbing for Ruth. Young
up; bali one. balI two. strike one. ha1l
three strike two. hall two. Young rpo>
out long drive 10 Meusel: Kelly ~
hall one. foul strike one. Kelly ~ ,
Continued on Paee 1we)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-11
Second Inning

GIANTS--Kelly. up: Rail- one. bali
two. ball three. Kelly walked on four
pitched balls: Meusel up; Strike one.
bali one. Meuscl got home run into
the right field and scored Kelly ahead
OF him: Rawlings up: Strike one. hall
one. ball two. strike two. foul, Raw.
llngs flied out 10 Miller. Snyder up:
Ball one. snyder got a home run into
the left field stands. ticing the score:
Barnes up. BALL one. ball two. strike
one. Rarnos singled 10 left center.
Harper was taken from the box.
Shawkcy taking hls place.; Burns up;
Strike enc. Burns singled into right.
Barnes going to second: Bancroft up:
strike one. strike two. ball one. Ban.
croft struck out: f'risch up: rrisch
flied out to Mcuscl. Three runs. four
hits. no errors.
YANks-Schang up; hall one. strike
one. ball two. strike two. Schane
struck out: Shawkey M Strike one.
ball one, ball two. Shawkey stung
single TO left. Fewster up: Ball one.
strike one. Fewstcr hit a home run
into the left field stands. scoring
Shawkey ahead of him: Peck up: Bal,
one. strike one. foul strike two. Frisch
threw out Peck: Miller up: Hall one.
ball two, Miller went out 10 Kelly un.
assisted. Two runs. two hits. no errors.
Third Inning 4I
C1ANTS:-The crowd checred INV.
ster who was subbinE for Ruth. Young
up. bali one. ball two. strike one, ha11
81 a. -
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MERCHANTS "DISPLAY
NIGHT TUESDAY,
OCTOBER Is.