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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-07
MATCHES FOR INTERNATIONAL
1922 TENNIS CUP TO BE FAST

mis- enthusiasts. The Australians are
favored to win over both European
teams and the French in fact have
conceded that they do not expect to
win, but are after experience.
The doubles championship will be
settled in Boston on Aug. 81 and the
junior championship and the mixed
doubles also will be decided then.
The women's championship, in
which Mrs. Molla Mallory will defend
her title against strong field, will
be held at Forest HIS, L. l.. begin
ming Aug. IA. Although Mrs. Mallory
lost decisively to Nile. Lenglen at
Wimbledon, she has had no serious
difficulty defeating other American
stars in the warm-up tournaments at
home and is expected to remain cham
pion.
In the American singles. William T.
Tilden naturally is the favorite. but
little Bill Johnston OF California has
been playing a sizzling game and has
defeated Tilden this year. There is
not believed to be- much danger OF the
loss Of the Davis cup this year in view
Of the best that the Australians
showed at Seabright.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-07
PUTTING DOWN FISH LOST
Art of Preparing for Winter Passes
With 0ld-Tiner.
BY MORRIS ACKERMAN.

The matter of putting down fish for
the winter is a lost art. That is ex-
cepting with a few old-timers in the
more populous districts and by those
lucky jewellers in the remote parts
who must provide in times OF plenty
for lean days to come. However, it
seems to US a few fresh" fish next
winter that you caught this summer
wouldn't go half bad, even though
you didn't have to eat those fish to
keep from starving to death.
The next time you go to the corner
butcher shop and buy a mackeral,
Just remember that the said mackeral
was also put down and that you
could have saved money on the pur-
chase and had bass, muscallonge or
trout for your breakfast If you had
spent a little time on your last fish
ing trip and slowed away few fish
of your own for future reference. One
thing is sure, the process is not com
plicated.
Split the fish down the middle. Re
move the backbone by cutting along
both sides of it and pulling the bone
out with a pair of pliers. Remove
the heads and clean thoroughly.
Tails and scales may be left on, as
fancy dictates. Prepare a heavy salt
brine that Will float an egg. Put in
the fish and allow them to stay in
the brine over night. being sure each
fish is completely submerged in the
solution.
Remove fish from the pickle the
next morning and spread them out on
the ground or on boards to dry. Per
NIT the fish to stay in the sun for
not less than six hours. This drying
out keeps a brine from forming after
packing. Pack the fish in coarse salt
in barrels, tubs or kegs, making a
drainage hole near the bottom in case
any brine should form, that it might
run off.
Next winter dig down in the salt
barrel, pull out a nice bass, 'lunge
or trout, soak it over night in a pan
of cold water and at the breakfast
table you can shut your eyes and
live over that fishing trip.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-07

Johnny Hennessey is western tennis
champion in the singles, and, paired
with Walter Westbrook, shares the
doubles honors. It was big day for
Johnny, Sunday. At the courts Of
the South Side Tennis Club, Chicago,
he defeated Walter Westbrook in the
singles and made up one of the teams
that downed Burdick and Bastian, the
local national clay court champions,
in the doubles. Ali Of the matches
were hard fought. The doubles scores
were 81, 1913. 81, SO.
The singles sets were 6-3, ST, 6-1,
11-9. Hennessey, who has been com
ing along fast since the national clay
court tourney here. well earned his
honors by his superior play. Hen
nessey and Westbrook will be sent
to the national doubles championships
at the Longwood Cricket Club, Bos-
ton, the latter part Of this month.
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TRAP STARS Of
LAKES SECTION
COMPETE HERE
Crack Shots Gathering for Zone
Tourney Opening at Gun
Club tuesday.

National stars of the traps started
gathering in Indianapolis Monday to
be on hand early for the opening
events of the Great Lakes zone tour
nament beginning at the Indianapolis
Gun Club Tuesday.
This is the third annual Great
Lakes zone event and it will con-
tinue through Friday. Trophies
valued at $500 will be distributed
and 81 900 in cash added.
The Hotel SEVERN will be the head
quarters Of the shooters during the
tourney. Sam S. Foster is the Ameri-
can Trapshooting Association repre-
sentative here for the event. He is
chairman Of the Great Lakes Zone
Trapshooting Association.
Class Events First
TIE big shoot will get under way at
/ .. m. Tuesday, when the zone class
championships will start. The zone
singles championship for both men
and women will be shot off Wednes-
day, starting at 9 a. m.
During the Wednesday competition
the 200 single targets. 16-yard rise, will
constitute the zone five-man team
championship.
The 200 single targets on Wednes'
day will also constitute the qualifica-
ton match for the North American
five-man team championship. The five
high amateur residents in the Great
Lakes zone, but not necessarily resi-
dents of the same State in the zone
who are credited with the high scores
on the 200 targets will become the
Great Lakes zone five-man team to
compete at the Grand American Tour
nament in Atlantic City. Sept. II to 16.
Double Competition Thursday.
On Thursday the Great Lakes dou-
BILE target championship will be shot
and the Great Lakes preliminary han
dicap. The fourth and last day, Fri
day, will see the Great Lakes 1S-yard
singles race shot and the Great Lakes
zone handicap decided.
The Great Lakes zone all-round
championship will be decided by the
scores OF Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday.
The States sending shooters here
are Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Mis-
souri,. Illinois. Michigan, Ohio and In
Siana.
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American League
National League
GAMES TODAY.
American League

American Association
mo games scheduled).
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CASTERS OUTLINE
PROGRAM FOR
REST Of YEAR
Will Cast at Hatchery Sum-
day Afternoons in ID
Future.

The Indianapolis Casting Club has
changed its program and starting next
Saturday will cast on Saturday after
noon at its Fall Creek location Prac-
tice will be held in the early after
noon and at p. m. a tourney Will be
held. That program will be followed
throughout the remainder Of the sea
son.
On Sundays there will be casting
at the hatchery at Riverside where
the Marion County Fish and Game
Association holds forth. At the Sum
day meetings members Of the Indian
apolis Casting club will also partici-
pate The change in the program was
made so ninrods of the Indianapolis
club could practice under actual con-
ditions with water to cast into. The
indianapolis club planned a pool at
Fall Creek but has not been able to
realize its ambitions.
Annual Meet
The annual meet of the Marion
County Fish and Game Association
will be held on Sept. 10. The date OF
the Casting Club tourney has not been
settled definitely.
The Indianapolis Casting Club has
excepted an invitation by the Chamber
Of Commerce to put on a meet on
indianapolis Day at the State Fair
ground.
1t is an assured fact that Lew Hurst
and T. J. Carter will represent Indian
apolis at the national casting meet
in Cleveland. Sept. 1, 2. 3, and 4.
The casting practice and Journeys
have not been as well attended this
season as usual because fishing around
Indianapolis has been better than in
many years. The best bass fishing
in ten years is reported in the neigh
boring streams.
The spring floods which came up
suddenly cleaned the streams and
there is very little mud. Fall Creek
according to some of the fishermen
is cleaner. than in many years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-07

The ST. Phillip A C.s defeated New Au-
gusta Sunday. to s. Clemens and Var
rem made sensational plays. The Saints
are "al set for the Times tourney and ex-
pect to make number of teams hustle.
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TENNIS TOURNEY STARTS
Matches Arranged at Courts for First
Days Play.

Play started this morning in the
junior boys State tennis tourney. Last
nights rains had not made the courts
unfit for play. The contestants were
matched at the courts this morning
and the time Of the contests decided
for the day.
There are nineteen junior entries
and thirty-six boys in the tournament.
The meet is being held at the courts
of the indianapolis Tennis Associa-
ton.
Play was scheduled to continue
through the week, with the finals
planned for Saturday afternoon.
Hence Orme is in charge Of the meet.
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The Indians were in second place
over Saturday night. When they
grabbed Saturday twin bill they went
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CONSTRUCT NEW DIAMONDS
State Fair Committee ArrangeS For
Better FacilitiOn for Prosperity
Day Program.

Two new baseball diamonds for the
Prosperity day ball games at the State
fair will be constructed. it was an
nounced Monday.
It is planned to have the final game
for the city championships as the fea-
ture of the bill, according to II. E.
Harris. president OF the Indianapolis
Amateur Baseball Association.
George Mulholland, Ward Fowler
and Wilfred Parker are on the pro-
gram for exhibition bouts.
Entries in the athletic stunts are
expected from Kentucky and Illinois.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-07
BIZ EDDIE ASH

Onday at the Tribe park today. Joe
Cantillon's Millers are due to open
their final visit to the city here on
Tuesday.
The Pongoites, miaus Fellow Citizen
Reb Russell, have shaken Off their
slump and are playing some Of the
class OF ball they showed in the
spring.
The Flour City crew was at the
top of the league for long period,
the same as the Indians, and this Sc
ries starting Tuesday Is expected to
provide the fans with four days of
thriller games.
The weekend was to the Tribes
benefit, the Hendricksmen winning
two out of three games with the
Brewers. The twin bill Saturday was
annexed, to 4 and to /, eleven in
nings. and the Sunday contest went
to the Milwaukee OUTFIT, 8 to 0.
The w'nd.up fray Saturday was the
best of the three, and it was won in
the eleventh on hits by Petty, Whelan
and Sticking.
The Sunday attraction was all
Brewers. The Indians were not pres
ent with their usual punch. Pitcher
Lingrel had their number and not a
Hoosier reached third base. Seib
started on the mound for the Indians
and he was wild. Bartlett and Petty
appeared on the mound later.
The Brewers took advantage of
seib's poor control and scored twice
in the first inning, once in the sec
ond and in the sixth they made their
lead safe by adding two more mark
ers. The Brewers got seven hits. and
the Indians six.
The Tribesmen did not get break
the entire afternoon. They just could
not get started.
The Indians were in second place
over Saturday night. When they
grabbed Saturday twin bill they went
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The Marcos took fast game from the Ar
senal A. c. at Pennsy Park Sunday, to l
Henderson pitched good bali. For games with
the Marcos call Belmont o543.
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SETS NEW RECORD

By United Netos
PARIS, Aug. IA new record
of Is 10 seconds for the 100-yard
high hurdles was established Sun
day by Mile LaZola Of the French
team of women athletes in Perish
ing stadium Sunday. The feat was
accomplished in the official try
outs for the team that is to rep
resent France in the international
meet.
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The Indianapolis Stars. colored team.
defeated the Fortville club Sunday, 10 to i.
The victory was the twentieth out Of TWEEN
ty-three starts. For games address William
Thomas S57 Edgemont Ave, or call Ken
wood 1715.
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The Lincoln Lodge K. L. A. won double
header Sunday defeating the Minute men.
to >. and taking the Southern Grays by
score of 15 to 7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-07
FOUR CYCLISTS QUALIFY
Local Bike Riders to Compete b
State Championships.

Alfred Caseber, Alva Haley, Edwin
Hoppe and Harry Mueller qualified
to enter the State championship BIZ
cycle races to be held at the fair
ground track on Aug. 10.
Saturday, Caseber won the half
mile and one-third mile races and
Haley took the one-mile,, quarter-mjle
and five-mile, unpaced. The tot !
points scored were as follows: Haley,
Il; Caseber, IS; Hoppe, 7 and Muel-
Ter, Z.
The rider making the most points
in the State championships will be
sent to the national races at Atlantic
City Sept. Is. All expenses will be-
paid by the Amateur Bicycle League
of America.
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TIE IN RIFLE SHOOT
Hoosler Club Members in Keen Com
petition; Women in Matches.

Competition was keen Sunday in
the Hoosier Rife Club shoot. In the
00.yard rifle match Bradley. Milhol
land and Noble tied for first with
SO out OF n possible 100
Millholland won a special rife
match with a score OF 119 out of $50
Bradley took a special revolver match
with a score OF 40 out of a possible
so A special feature was the events
for women. Mrs. Lowell won the rifle
match with a 40 score out OF so and
Mrs. Wachstetter was the winner in
the revolver match with IS count.
A picnic was held after the shoot.
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MTLLERS NEXT ON CARD
FOR TRIBE OPPOSITION

a-kiting. Sundays defeat knocked
EN- back into third place, one point
behind the Brewers.
Benny Leonard is proving quite a
workhorse this summer. For the
third time within about a months
time he defended his lightweight title
Saturday when he outpointed Ever
Hammer at Michigan City over the
ten-round route.
Benny's victory was decisive enough
under the circumstances. He had
eight rounds by comfortable margins
and the best Hammer could claim
was an even break in two. The
crowd numbered 1000.
What's going to happen@ The
lowly Hens walloped the leading
Saints Saturday and also one game OF
the Sunday double bill.
Ralph SINNERS is playing center
field and leading off for the Toledo
boys.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-07
STATE BOXERS TO CLASH
Hess and Perrill Matched for TT. Ben
jamin Harrison Show.

Fisticuff stars of FIT. Wayne and
Terre Haute will clash at TT. Benja-
min Harrison Thursday night when
Sammy Hess and Bud Perrill tangle
over the ten-round route to a decision.
The boys will weigh in at 1873 pounds.
The semi-windup and -prelim bouts
for the Thursday show will tie an
nounced later.
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SlSLER LEADS LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS, Aug. George Sis
Ter, st. Louis Browns first base
man, is at the top of the Ameri.
can League batting today, follow
ing his return to the game Satur-
day. In two games he counted five
hits out of eight times and with
an average of All has passed Cobb,
who slumped from ALP to .40s by
getting but one out OF six.
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The Riversides defeated the Mspletons
Sunday. to 8. Schmutto was in fine form
in the box for the Riversides. Benehel also
pitched good ball for the losers. The Maple
tons will meet tonight at Nick's barber shop
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Football Meeting

The st. Philip football team will
hold a meeting at s1s N. Gray st.
Wednesday at 1880 p. m. All last sea-
sons players and those wishing try
outs are asked to attend. Amy team
in the 90-110-pound class wishing to
book a game call Webster 6079 and
ask for Frank.
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Record for Board Track

COTATI. Cal. Aug. IA record
for auto speeding on a board track
was set here Sunday when Frank Ell
lott won the Collation. race OF fifty
miles in :25:49.72. His average speed
was 117I5 miles an hour. Milton was
second and Hearne third.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-07
Country Club Wins

The Country Club golf team Of SIX
players defeated the Highland team
Saturday at the old Highland course
by g. margin of two points for the two
round match. The Country Club team
repeated its victory of the first round
held Aug. and won by one point,
making the advantage for the entire
play two points. The Nassau system
of scoring was used.
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WITH THE LEAGUERS

Five hits in the fourth inning OF Bur
leigh Grimes gave the Reds six runs and q
6-to-3 victory over the Robins.
Tobin's two homers-oHe with the
bases fiIed-enabIed the Browns TO
beat the Senators, to 4.
The White Sox lost their fifth straight
game when the Athletics beat them to /.
Two passes and two hunted singles In
the twelfth inning pushed over the run
that gave Cleveland q 3-tO-2 victory
over the Red SOx.
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CARMEN TEAMS IN RACE
West Washington Barn Nine Holds
Lead Over Mclean.

The W. Washington barn nine is
leading the City Street Car Mems
League with Mclean north barn.
second, Louisiana third and Highland
fourth.
The teams play every Thursday
morning at Riverside diamond No. 2.
This weeks schedule calls for games
between Mclean and w. Washington
and Louisiana and Highland. Club
standing:
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Independent Baseball Tourney Closed Monda,
PULLS TRIPLE PLAY
BIZ United Net1s


COLUMBUS, O.. Aug. THE
first unassisted triple play in or
ganized baseball since Bill Wambs-
ganss of the Cleveland Indians
pulled his in the 1920 worlds
series, occurred here Sunday.
Charlie Pechous. Columbus short
stop, was the author and the Min
ueapolis team the victim.
DEBATE of the Millers was on sec
md and Rondeau on first with none
out in the fifth inning when Jen-
nings hit a screeching liner toward
left. Pechous made a leaping stab
If the ball, stepped on second and
then beat the astonished Rendeau
in race back to first base.
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Costello Is Winner

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Paul ".
Costello. Vesper Boat Club. won the
national singles championship on the
Schuylkiu River course here Satur-
day afternoon. Hilton A. Belyea,
Canadian champion, was second and
Louis Zoha was a poor third.
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and young play
1t with equal sue.
cess.
National mes Ia
are held in add
ton to cit y,
county and State
Journeys.
Women n a " g
not actually en-
tered the sport
so far but it will
not be long until
old Dobbin's shoes
will be tossed
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American Association


Ind. ~; Mil. Al III innIngs). Mime.
100; Col. 90 Toll. 10: st. p. l.. X.
c.. g Louis. TO innings).
American League
". 7: Cleve. l. Wash. 6 Ga. 9. S.
l.. 4; Phia.. l. Bost.. s; Det, :.
National League
N. Y. 10: Chi. 7. Brook, SIS; Gin ,in
or Phila.. o. ST. l., /. Pitts. Q Bos... g.
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Here and There
In Sportland
BIZ Dick Anderson

THE clank clank OF horse shoes re-
l. sound from the four corners of
Indiana.
The old.tine barnyard sport Is COM
ing into it's own in grand style. Old
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-07

Through the efforts of Harry Cooler,
Indianapolis has made a strong bid
to get back in big league billiard
circles.
He has filed entry f'apers for a
franchise in the National Interstate
Championship Three-Cushion Billiard
League and he has made Pierre Maup-
ONE, the noted Mexican cneist, an
offer to represent Indianapolis in the
circuit.
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INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL

The St. Phillip A. Cs defeated New Au-
gusta Sunday, to s. Clemens and W ar
rem made sensational plays. The SAINTS
are 'an set for the Times tourney ana eX-
pect to make a number of teams hustle.
The Marcos took a fast game from the Ar
senal A. c. at Pennsy Park Sunday, to l.
Henderson pitched good bali. For games with
the Marcos call Belmont 0543.
The Lincoln Lodge K. L. A. won double
header Sunday. defeating the Minute men.
6 to .. and taking the Southern Grays by
score OF 10 to 7.
The Riversides defeated the Mspletons
Sunday to 8. Schmutto was in fine form
in the box for the Riversides. Benehel also
pitched good ball for the losers. The Maple
tons will meet tonight at Nick s barber shop.
The indianapolis Stars. a colored team.
defeated the FOrtville club Sunday ~ TO 4
The victory was the twentieth out OF TWEEN
ty-three starts. For games address william
Thomas. S57 Edgemont Ave, or call Ken
wood 1715.
The Hoosier Cubs defeated the Louisville
Cubs in a double-header Sunday at North-
western Park, II to and to 4; rr f9c
games with the Hoosiers address j. Claude
Peters, 642 Indiana Ave.
sHELBYyuLE. Ind, Aug. THE Indi-
ana Tugs colored team, want to book
game for Aug. during the Masonic en-
campment. Address Vaughn Cowherd, SIT
Columbia Ave. Shelbyville, Ind.
The Ptntas. who won the pennant in the
K of c. League by taking eleven out of
twelve games. defeated the Martin Parry
team Sunday. 10 to 2. Zeyen of the Pintas
allowed only three hits. The Plnta team hit
hard getting three homers in the contest.
MLRKLEvILLE. Ind, Aug THE
Traders Point Maroons defeated Markle;
vile Sunday. to D, the game being forfeited
by Umpire willard in the ninth after the
Maroons had scored one run in rally and
an argument was started by the Marklevile
fans and players. The local team left the
field and forfeit resulted. Bob Kelly of
Indiana polls drove in the run that gave rise
To tbe fuss Elliott came in from second
on the hit, The local team claimed Catcher
Clark had touched Elliott out, but Umpire
Willard ruled the catcher missed the run
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INDIANA faces another big year ii
l. basket ball

Every nigh school is getting things
in shape for this season.
Independent teams are looking
about for crack players.
Some high schools will put football
teams in the field this year, but 1t has
not become general throughout the
State so far
A sensible grid schedule is fine
thing for any high school. 1t would
put Indiana college football on high.
er plane and it would not seriously
hamper basketball.
OF the two sports, though. basket
ball is far the most popular.
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Two-base hit-Purcel Three- base hlt-
Mat Mat sS 0lff 2. Mccarthy,
Johnson. Lober. Cooney. Double plays
Sticking to Covington; Cooney to Lear to
Griffin. Left on bases-1ndianapolis. 5;
milwaukee, o. Bases on Balls-Of Seib,
8 off Bartlett. 1; off Petty. l. Hits-Of
Seib. in 1-3 innings: off Bartlett, / in
2 % innings off Petty. 2 in l inning.
Struck out-By Seib, 3; by Ltngrel l.
Umpires-Shannon and O'Brien. Time
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NIL, 8; Ind, o. St P, SO; Toledo. 5-5
Louis. I4-9; X. C., 1911. Mime, 1872
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RACING AT NORTH RANDALL

Grand Circuit Meeting Throughout
Week. Starting Today.
CLEVELAND, Aug. Grand Cir
cult racing was to start again today
at the North Randall track. 1t will
continue through the week, closing on
Saturday.
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National League

st. L.. S: Wash. 4 Phila. ; Chi. 1
N. Y, IL; Det.. 8. Cleve., 3; Bost. ?. 12
innings).