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Fire Ccmbany's tower ball had beSn
donated to the local are bQuad. The
installation OF the bell will provide an
adequate fire alarm for this district.
The annual election Of oftArurs OF the
Eve Points CivicA Associa ton win be
held on Friday night.
stop" sisPs have been placed At
the trolley car crossing At du Point
and Newport roads BY tho traction
company.
Miss Ella MADEIRA OF Brownsville
Pa, who has been seriously " At the
hcme OF her sister. Mrs. Harvey Mat.
thews. Elmhtrst. IL recovering. Miss
MADEIRA was taken III shortly. after
arriving here. several days before
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Joriin oil
Richardson Park have been entertain.
ing Mrs. Grace Kiabil, and children
o. Denton, Nd. and Miss GL,dys Hack
EFT OF Still Pond, Md.
Raymond Jordin Is spending the
winter In Jack sonville. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Nciss OF Elm
hurst left on Saturday for Palm Beach
Florida, where they will spend tn,
winter.
Several cases OF scarlet fever hav,
been reported among the school chit
dren in this district during the pas
four days. Thus far no schools hav'
been closed.
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford. Jan. l1.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam F. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Her
bert Hall. Mayor John II. Eskridge.
Ira Wright and l.. l.. Hardesty left
yesterday for Pittsburg, Pa. to attend
tho s0th annual convention Of the
commission merchants OF the United
States, which will open tomorrow
continuing until Saturday.
A mule belonging to Eugene Jeffer-
son OF Concord. fell on the concrete
roadway between Blades and Concord
yesterday, breaking one Of its legs
The limb OF a tree. which was be-
ing felled on Poplar street. yesterday
struck n telephone pole, causing the
pole TO break OF, and damage the
wires TO such an extent that tho lights
were out OF commission for while.
Deputy Grand Chancellor S. p
Fields. assisted by Grand Prelate
Iannis w. Marvel OF Cannon, installed
tho new officers OF Hobah Lodge, No
is, Knights OF Pythias, here, las,
night.
Ethel Eskridge, aged IL years
daughter OF Mrs. Louisa Eskridee, OF
Woodland. died yesterday at her home
here. For tho past six weeks she haf
been unable TO lie down. sufferingewitr
insufficient blood for heart action. The
girl was a great favorite. Her fathe,
died several years ago.
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PASTOR INDoRsED,

eeaford. Jan. 1.-The Official board
81 AZ. Johns NJ. f. Church, has adopt
ed the following resolutions: I'VE wish
TO express our appreciation to our
pastor. Rev. F. F. Carpenter, for his
spiritual and eloquent sermons, they
having been food TO our souls. You
have been to us blessing, and we
arc eurc the church made no mistake
when we asked you to become our
pastor two years ago. Many changes
are taking place, the older ones are
going home to heaven. and the young
er ones must como In to take their
places. We pledge ourselves to stand
back OF and go forward with any
movement or plan. the pastor may
think wise. for tho advancement of
Gods kingdom.
I'VE unanimously and earnestly re-
quest our District Superintendent Rev
w. r. Mowbray. at the next quarterly
conference, to use his influence at the
coming session OF the Wilmington
Conference to have Brother CARPENTER
returned to St Johns NJ. e. Church
for the next Conference year.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Newark. Jan. 11.-Members Of the
wilmington kiwanis Club will find n
cordial welcome awaiting them when
they come 10 the University of Della
ware for their annual visit this even
ing. Dinner. will be served III Old
College diningrooms. The Kiwanians
visited the University and had dinner
here last year and the occasion was
such an enjoyable one that II will now
DC an annual feature.
I Professor f. B. Harris will give a
talk before the University of Della.
ware Faculty Club. next Monday even.
Ing, on rSpecalation and Investment.
The Faculty Club will give forna
bridge party on the evening Of Janu
airy 90.
The Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternit,
or the University OF Delaware will civ,
It's annual formal dance in Old College
University OF Delaware. Friday night
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LEwES NOTES.

Lewes, Jan. l1.-Mrs. Sarah E.
Wilson died on. Saturday. Funeral
services were held at the NJ. r. Church
at O'Clock this afternoon; interment
in NJ E. cemetery. She was the mother
of i've children, Mrs. Walter Wyatt,
with whom she lived, being one of them.
DR.. Florence Kline of Pittsburg, Pa,
has been appointed superintendent and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Bebee hospital.
At the town election, Saturday, DR..
James T. Thompson was reelected
mayor for one year; William J. Carson
treasurer; Cornelius G. Marshall, as
sessoG Napoleon B. Register and Samuel
+. Prettyman, commissioners for two
years.
Handy NJ. Long, who has position
at fredericksburg, Md, spent the week.
end here with his family.
Mrs. Morris of Glendale is q guest Of
Mrs. Clinton Long.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, JAM 1.-THE jan
uary meeting of Delaware City Com
munity Welfare Association was held
n the fire engine hall, Monday evening.
Rev. l.. ". Layfeld, president, presi ded.
A pleasing entertainment was given
by the third and fourth grades of the
local school. DIR. Shilling of Dover,
assistant to the State superintendent OF
public schools, gave an interesting talk
on good attendance
Miss Gertrude Staats, daughter of
County Constable Stats Of St. Georges,
who was operated on for appendicitis
in the Delaware Hospital few days
ago, is improving.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Pierce, will spend
the remainder Of the. winter with her
brother, William Rhodes Of Newark.
Harold Dixson of Philadelphia, Vh6
was visiting Captain and Mrs. Som
mers Van kirk at st. Georges, was taken
i'll and brought here to the home Of his
aunt, Mrs. Ida Dunlap, for treatment,
yesterday.
Mrs. Clara Smith of Baltimore is a
guest for two weeks of her parents,
Private and Mrs. William Sheldon of
Fort Gu FONT.
Rev. Leolan jackson Of Tilghman,
Talbot county, Md, is conducting
services in st. Georges M. f. Church
and is guest of Rev. and Mrs. ]. G,
Mccoy.
The weekly cottage prayer meeting
of the Presbyterian Church will he helc
Thursday evening at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert Peacock. Rev. r. G
Pitzer will be in charge.
Nils A. Most, son Of Captain and Mrs
Axel A. Most Of this place, and Agnes b
King of San Antonio, Texas, we're mar
ried, Sunday, at Baltimore. Mr.. Most
is third officer of the steamer City Of St
Joseph. After a wedding tour Mr.. ano
Mrs. Most Will reside here.
Mrs. Louise Steinhagen of Ceilings
wood, n. j., is here for week with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Cassidy.
Lewis Nickle is confined to his home
on Adams street, with measles.
The Missionary Society of the st
Georges NJ. 4. Church will meet a
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma,
Swan, tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Yearsley O
Port Penn announce the marriage O
their son, George Yearsley, to. Mis-
Mary Emma Craig of Odessa, to TAX
place in the near future.
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Steps Taken to Prevent DIssas
Which Has srokan Out
Among Hogs.

Special Correspondents Every Evening.
New Castle. Jan. 1i.--Dr. M. Eur
kow, q veterinarian Of tho State
Board of Agriculture, of Dover. who
makes q speciality OF the study OF hos
cholera, was in this city yesterday
and made an examination Of the pigs
belonging to MY James Abbott, who
resides Mt Fourth and Harmony
streets. and pronounced the hogs in
fected and ordered them quarantined.
Wilmer Harris. who resides nearby
Mrs. Abbott. within the past week
lost IL pigs through disease sup
posed to be the hog cholera. The
veterinarian advised number OF per-
sons to keep a close watch on their
hogs and not allow the disease to
spread. He said the state would
furnish. free OF charge, serum for in
lection purposes for the treatment OF
diseased hogs. The cost for the In
lection would be 80 cents per pig
which could be done by any veterin.
arian.
Last Saturday afternoon chill.
dren's party was held in the parish
house for the primary and beginners
department OF Emmanuel Church, ir
charge of Mrs. Joseph II. carp and
Mrs. Harry Cummings. teachers, a..
sisted by Mrs. Harley Scale and Mrs
William Fl. Thatcher. Games wer,
played. after which refreshmenti
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rup. Queen Usthsr Circle furnishsd =
delightful program Tor the early part
Of the evening. and the entire gather
Ing Joined in singing many inspired
sonss. Rev. Edwin w. CAswcr. = re-
tired minister residing In Middletown.
made tho address to the bride and
groom. and presented DR.. and Mrs.
Nurthrup with box nlled with new
silver pence dollars. just mintcd in
Philadelphia.
DIR. Northrup replied in facetious
and entertaining remarks about the
happy quarter Of century OF their
married life and ministerial labors.
Following the program \ social hour
was enjoyed and refreshments OF ice
cream and cake were served by the
young people Of the congregation.
II WAS an Interesting coincidence
that tho date also marked the forty
ninth wedding anniversary OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Walter w. Allen. who were pres.
ent through tho evening.
Cut flowers, sprays, wreaths, out-of
town orders promptly filed. Whiteman'l
Greenhouses, Florists. Delaware City
Del.--Adv.
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wsrs ssrvsd 70 the 80 persons present
Delaware Cisricue. composed Of the
Clergy Of the Episcopal Diocese Of
Delaware was entertained yesterday
Afternoon by Rev. and Mrs. Joseph H.
carp 1t the rsctory Of Emmanuel
Church. A paper was read by Rev. r.
N. Klrkua. -. D.. rector OF Trinity
Church. Wilmington, on Personality
W. Machinery" Among those present
were Bishop Philip Cook, Rev. Edgar
Jones Of Newark. Rev. +. Ashton Of
Christina hundred. Rev.. Charles A.
Rants OF Claymont, Rev. Benjamin
r. Thompson OF Dover, REV. T. Getz
Hill Of Smyrna. Rev. Percy 4. Dona-
ghy Of Middletown, Rev r. Allan
Parsons OF Laurel, Rev. Sidney H
Dixson Of Elkton, Nd. Rev. r. M
Kirkus. ID. D.. Rev. Robert Bell Rev
Aiban Richey. ID. D., Rev. Charles w
Clash OF Wilmington and Rev. Joseph
n. carp Of this city.
Rt. Rev. Philip Cook, d. D., has an
nounced that he will visit Immsnue
Church. to administer the rits Of con,
firmation. on Sunday morning. Feb
ruary 26.
Rector Joseph II. carp Will form hi
class this week and will meet tn,
boys and girls Mt the parish house a
4.15 o'clock Friday afternoon and tn
adults at 8 o'clock that evening II
tho church.
The reading and game room con
Quoted by the Young Mems Bible Clas
% 4.
morrow from 1870 TO 10 O'Clock. tn
rector will establish In the room
library table, with magazines, whic
may be taken away by those desirin
the use OF them at home.
The annual birthday party OF tn
Women's Auxiliary Of Immanus
Church will be held In tho paris
house Thursday evening. January 1.
when an illustrated lecture on Alask
will be given by Rev. Charles r
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o,lvss welding Anniversary Of
pastev Njerthvup and Vile
ot MlddlotoWn.
CHANGERS BUILDING A HALL

VvsU nvsr Evenings Correspondent
Atlfurd, Jan. ii.--Yesterday ground
WAa tFckeN for the new home Of the
Milford Orange and the work Of OK
cAvatina Tor the cellar 10 progressing
rapidly ~ most II the work In being
drne ~ members cf the organization.
The building win he In the rear Of
Milford pcstostce. The plans call for
. two-stcry structure. 30 feet wide and
- feet long. with cxtenstonA. The
Aret hccr viii he = semi- In scrncnt to
w constructed of concrete blocks,
manufactured by = granger. and a
cvncrct~ Moor. Tho second story with
h~ concrete brick veneer. The
building Will he ntted with NIL modern
conveui-nccs. including steam heat.
There viii he = Kitchen. diningrocm,
r~ss room and main auditorium with
. seating capacity of 400. A stays
~tll I've constructed for the use OF
speakers and producing local plays
Ny Givius their labor free II IL hoped
b. the grnnEers to keep the cost OF
construction below $4,000.
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,Bsttichsr OF New York CITY. There
also will b = program q music. Re-
frs1hments viii b. 4srved.
The January meeting q TIE vestry
Of the Emmanuel Church viii y hsId
in the pari&h house 1t O'Clock Mon
day evening.
The members OF the New Castle
High School Alumni Association ars
making preparations to hold . card
party In the near future. A special
meeting will b. held 1t tho home Of
Miss Margaret WilheInne, on Delaware
street near Second, this evening.
Bishop Cook will address tho Home
a. a Bchool Association meeting, which
viii b held In the auditorium OF this
High School on Thursday evening
February 2.
The fourth quarterly conference vii
be held in the Methodist Episcopa
Church on Friday. January 20.
Prof. Henry II. Snavely has appoint.
ed a committee, comprising Prof. A
Arthur Powell. Misses May p. Good
ley and Emily r. Lunt, to mako ar
rangcments 10 conduct several play
In the Opera House during the winter
for the purpose OF raising funds II
order to purchase victrola an,
records TO be used for school purpose,
Tho men OF the A. NJ. g. Co. ar
making arrangements for smoke
to be given at an early date.
A 500 card tournament II in prog
ress by the members OF the A. M.
Co. The first game was played o
Monday evening at the home of Josep
Comerford/ in Wilmington. JOSEF
Mullin and Joseph Comerford defeate
3. r. O'Rourke and Martin Kline.
Sr, by the score Of 10 to IL.
Rev. J. II. Bicking WIN attend
Wilmington District Missionary Nee
ing at the st. Paul's M. p. Church O
Thursday.
The Service Citizens have given I
the schools q handsome picture for til
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RRrpoEvnLE NOTES.

Drids~viiis. Jan. ii.-Mr. and MrN
Edward J. Elliott celebrated their
Eighth wedding anniversary by en-
tevtainins the following gueafs at DIN
nes; Mr.. and Mrs. Roland r. Elliott,
Marearet Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs Brad
feed Jenes. Miss Mary q. Jones. Mira
iAuvA r. Thawlsy. Mise Minnie FL
lott and Clayton Elliott
Rev. william l.. White. pastor N
Union NJ. r. Church, Will start q
0erte~ cf evAngelistic services next
punday evening. 20 continue for three
woke or longer.
Mrs. Ambrose Cannon has gone tc
FREDERICK. Md. 20 spend some time
With her daughter. Mrs. Alice Long
Mrs. Cannon has rented her homo on
prcad street 10 Mr.. Goodlin. agricul-
tural instructor OF Rridgeville public
school. who has brought his family
here from Glenn Rock. Pa.
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GUESTS FIGHT FIRE.

Seaford, Jan. 1.-THE home OF Ed.
gar w. Sammons. a farmer living or
the road from Seaford TO Georgetown
caught IRE, yesterday. and was dam
aged 10 the extent OF $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammons were enter.
tanning several guests at An elaborate
dinner. Just previous to sitting down
TO the table IRE was discovered COM
Ing from the chimney under a mantle
in the dininsroom.. A hurried exami.
nation revealed the entire chimney tc
be on fire.
The Sammons family and guest.
formed bucket brigade and after
much hsrdwork succeeded In gettine
the flames under control.
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LESS MONEY IN CIRCULATION.
Drop Of Is Per Capita. Trsasu rv
Depart ment States.

Washington, Jan. l1.--Per capita cir
culation 81 money in the United States
declined $500 during the past year.
according to statement issued yestar-
day by the Treasury
On January ]. 1922. the per capita
circulation was $50. 03, based on Z total
Of 5,775, 400, 1918 and An estimated popu
lation Of l06,017 900, "A compared with
a per eapita Of $50 IL on January 1, 1921
based on total Of 1880, 438, 7l8 in cir.
culation and an estimated population
Of l07 ,249,000.
The reduction in the amount Of money
in circulation was accounted for mainly
by the decrease Of nearly 81 600, 900, COX
in Federal Reserve notes, the tota
on January I, 1922, being compared will
$3,349, $3.50, III on January l, 1921.
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NEWARK MILK COMMITTEE.

Newark. Jan. N.-Mayor e. B.
Fraser has announced the appointment
Of the following committee to look an
20 details relative TO q milk pas
tsurisins plant and repov 20 the
Council a; an adjourned meeting next
Monday night: Il. Clifford Wilson,
chairman; John s. Shaw. A. L. Beals.
Alfred A. Cur,.s aud Charles b. Evans
This committee v expected 10 get
Ne costs Of operating sucn . pas
tDurising plant ~ would be required
Ia Newark and mos, any other do
tails Of interest IN connection with the
PROPOSITION.
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GOOD Pre- FIGHTER

Dover. Jan. li.-During the tenn
porary absence from her home on
Governors avenue. yesterday after
noon of Mrs. Harry r. Hancock. wife
Of Councilman Hancock. something on
the kitchen stove caught fire and ig-
nlted TO . line Of clothing and towels.
- we'll ~ the woodwork near by.
Mrs. Hancock. on her return. quick
n exunguished the flames without
turning In an alarm to the hose COM
pany.
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q. A. \. NAN ILL.

Milford. Jan. 11.-W. A. Truitt
juse3oe Of the peace. OF North Milford
end department. commander OF the G.
A. h. Of Delaware. 10 very I'll at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. Hershell
Holland. on North Walnut street. OF
thia town. He IL suffering from con-
session Of the lungs.
0Arah Buckson. three years old
0ugatar q Mr.. and Mrs. Chandeus
Oncksoa, - Milford. waz badly burn
q b. faltAg against = hot stove. Her
glOht asm was burned from the wrist
= re elbow. but her condition IL not
osR4ous.
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william Polite, who ~ Asruetd las@
Friday on charge a mAltsoAAtng hi
wife, was held under $4,000 BAL for
court.
Captain Tom Brown, who NJ chIsf
boatswAin during thu waF and COM
mnnded ono OF The mine swcepers, re-
ccived. his, last check from the eovesn-
ment, yesterday, and hia honorable
hdiscnrgc.
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Bids for Dredging.

Tho United States Engineer Office,
Sixth and King streets, will receive
scaled proposals until II o'clock on the
morning OF February l, for the constric-
ton Of a jetty at the mouth of Raccoon
Creek, N. J.
The same Office will also receive bids
until IL o'clock on January 80, for the
dredging Of the Murderkill River, and
the inland waterway between Rehoboth
Bav and the Delaware.
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DOVER BANK ELECTION.

pov~r. Jan. ii.-stockholders of
nm National Hank yesterday elect
"a the following directors for the year:
John Hunn. George NJ Jones' John
Carrcw. w. J. Rcnson. A. u. Magee
Jamee X. sapp. II. n. Emory. w. f.
MAlcney and Charles n. Wilson.
John HUM was reelected pr~ei-
dent. John .CArrow. secretary; Elmer
Y. Hcreey. cashier; w. W. Rash, tell
~; Leo scsnion. assistant; Sarah
Wise. clerk.
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HELD ron TRIAL.

Dover. ian. ii.--Rohcrt sullivan
Arthur hrewtnw,on and Albert Har-
rss, all cotcr-d. arrested In connection
With the fclonious stealing OF &c
muakrst hid~s from Harry o. Burrix
. farmer. living near CowHill's Cor
nsr. valued at SIS. were given hear
ins, yesterday afternoon. before Mag
istrat~ y. r. Wood. sullivan and
nv~~inaton pleaded guilty. but Harri,
pleaded mot guilty"
Each WAS held In $500 bail for the
February term 81 court. and In defaul'
~ ball. were rcmsndcd 20 Kent coun.
~ Jail
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sunday SCHOOL OFFICERS.

Georgetown, Jan. ll-Omcers Of
Eiendaie sunday school have been
elected for the ensuing term AZ fol.
Iowa:
President. David NJ. Donovan: vice.
l'r~sident, Joshua A. Ellegood; secre-
tary. Miss May Thaver; treasurer
Ella Wilson. librarian. Miss Alice
WILSON, organist. Miss Mildred Ell
inssworsh; assistant. Miss Loretta
Jester; Junior superintendent, Miss
Katie Coverdaie: assistant. Mrs. I. z
Warrington.
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MARRIED. AT DOVER.

Dover. Jan. ii-Aihcrt Mag.
INockerman street merchant. a
wtdowr~r. and Mrs. Ida Smith. a widow.
both " this town. wc.c married Janu-
Ary .. ny Rev. II. c. Heifcnstcin. pas
Tor ~ Peoples Christian Church.
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RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park. Jan. 1l.-Having
received number of fire helmets from
the Water Witch Fire Co. Of Whining
ton. the Five Points Civics Association
has received word that the ,Vecaccoe
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Silver WEDDING.

nd11stown. Jan. 1.-The spacious
paroouAgs Of Bethesda Methodist
Bplacopal Church OF Middletown. was
BEAUTIFULLY decorated AID well filled
With friends. Monday evening. on the
oooa1ton OF tho celebration OF the
tW'outy NTH anniversary Of the we'd
0AAG 81 Rev. and Mrs. v. p. North
4
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Our Way Of Handling
Baggage

insures il against any ordinary in
jury. No smashing or banging al
lowed in our transfer service.
Every employe is Instructed &c
handle every piece with the same
care as if if we're his own. Phone
US if you are going away or have
just come back and want your
baggage quickly.
a. m. to 5 p. m. D. b A.442
1sS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-14
ROBINS FINALLY WIN
FROM DASHING REDS;
HOME RUN DOES IT

CINCINNATI, July 14.-It took
hit tho size of home run to defeat
the Reds in the third game Of the
series with the Brooklyn Dodgers at
Redland field Thursday afternoon.
Clarence Mitchell was the member of
the Dodger batting roster who hit for
the home run in the fourth inning with
, runner on base, and broke his teams
long losing streak, of seven straight
games. The score was to 3.
Brooklyn started off good with a
three-run lead on the Reds before the
Moran crew could annex two tallies
In the sixth frame. The Dodgers open
ed the scoring in the second round
when Wheat led off with a single to
center. Myers forced the runner on a
fast play by PineIli, and Mitchell sent
long fly to Harper. But B. Griffith
and DeBerry hit singles which scored
the run, and the Dodgers were off to a
lead.
Open Up In Fourth.
The Dodgers opened again in the
fourth. Myers shot long three-bag-
ger to left center. Mitchell, was next
up and connected for his hard circuit
drive to right field. Harper tried to
reach the ball in time to get the run
ner, but it was too hard a drive and
the ball could not be returned in time.
Cincinnati opened in the sixth for
the Reds with double and Fonseca
singled, putting Harper on third.
Pinelli then hit a clean single which
scored Harper. Fonseca scored on an
put at first, but Wingo and Couch
wilted and the team was still one run
behind. The final Red tally came in
the ninth inning
Wingo doubled, and Bohne ran for
him. Bressler batted for Couch and
lifted fly to Olson. Burns scored the
run with sharp single to left 1t was
then up to Daubert and Duncan, the
two foremost hitters on the team
Daubert flied to Olson and Duncan
famed. The score: