davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-02-13

The we'll being drilled IN what Is
known as the Vernon field southeast
of GlenroCk hal reached a depth Of
over 500 feet and drilling has been
resumed after setting 6% inch cas-.
ing. Those backing the enterprise
are confident that oil in commercial
quantities Will be found. and while
big production is not expected 1t Is
thought that the operation will BIZ
profitable owing to the shallow depth
and the high grade oil which Is e&
pectcd.
, 1923-02-13
Big Advance in Mutual Earnings.

Ne a result OF tho recent advances
n crude prices in his state, there has
been an advance OF S3O0, 900 net IL
month in the earnings OF the Mutua
OIL company. based on a production Of
IL, 900 barrels daily. The Mutual
which is the second largest IN the
state, Is controlled by interests which
built up the Midwest Refining com
puny.
, 1923-02-13

p!eted for a six months extension on
the bank loans OF tho White oil cor
poratin which mature In the near fl
ture. It !s also expected that arrange
ments will be made for providing some
new money for working capital. The
production of this cmpany approx
mates 1000 barrels u day.
, 1923-02-13
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Feb. 13.-Butter higher;
extras 4sAc; standards 4sc;
extra flrst 47c % 4sc; nrsts 45c q 4s;
seconds 43isc q 44c
EGGS higher; receipts 1885 cases:
frsts 32c; ordinary firsts 2ec q sec;
miscellaneous 30lac a sic.
Poultry alive, higher; fowls 24c q
&c; springs 27c; roo5tcrs lie.
, 1923-02-13

A syndicate composed OF IL busI-
ness men OF Winnipeg n secured
leases on 400 acres in section 1850
in the Cat Creek field and prepare.
tons are now being mad for tho i'm
mediate development OF this acreage.
Material will soon be on the way 70
the field for h first well which will
be drilled. in on the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter OF
the section.
, 1923-02-13

OF company on section T.46.84 and
will make an average producer of the
field.
The Matt Hllgers well on section
32-47-63 Is said to have 300 feet OF oil
standing IN the hole with the tools
stuck at 700 feet. Indications arc
that this we'll will make an excellent
producer when completed.
, 1923-02-13

Orders have been placed by the
Sinclair interests for 90 Diesel en-.
gines to be used at pipeline pumping
stations with three American oil en-.
EIne builders. The value OF these
orders total nearly 81, SEQ 600 and Is
a record.
, 1923-02-13

1t Is reported from Shelby that
Lars Olson, prominent hotel man OF
Winnett. Is In the Sunburst field
considering tho installation of a
small topping plant for the purpose
of manufacturing gasoline and kero-
sene. This plant II built will have
an initial capacity of 100 barrels a
day and will be enlarged as tho do.
mnnd warrants.
, 1923-02-13

U, s, Tobacco for the year ended
December 81, earned R5.14 a share on
the no par common against $l0.27 on
500 par in 1871.
, 1923-02-13
MONEY

NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-Call money
strong; high 6; low Az; ruling rate
AZ; closing bid G; Offered ut 6H; last
loan 6: call loans against a"ccepthnces
4; time loans firm; mixed collateral
$3.50 days AZ as; 4.6 months Az as;
prime commercial paper Al.
, 1923-02-13
Leather Industry Better.

Central Leather showed a surplus
Of over $75s. 900 for tho third quarter
OF last year MS against a deficit of
over 1929 900 for the FIRST half. This
Is indicative of the turn in earnings
OF the leather industry.
, 1923-02-13

Cash Grains.
CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-Wheat No. 2
hard S1.25@1.25K.
Corn No. 2 mixed 741s 975&c; No.
2 yellow 74k 675Ac.
Oats No. . white 4694sc: No. 3
white 44& 9451Ac.
Rye No. 2, ss% a
Barley 6296ec. '.'
Timothy seed S696.50.
Glover seed sl3.5Od2o.50.
Pork nominal. Lard &11.15. RIBS
SO. 258l1.25.
, 1923-02-13
SUGAR SCARS
IN N. Y. MART

NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-ExcitinE
f. snd " olont advances took
place in the sugar market today. Flu.
lures Jumped at the opening in some
cases as much as 100 points, the max.
fluctuations permitted by the
in n days trading.
, 1923-02-13
Texns Crude Prices Advanced.

The Texas company this morning
advanced the price OF McXLa and Cur.
RE crude 10 cents a barrel to S2.lO
and $3.50 respectively.
, 1923-02-13
STOCK TREND
STILL UPWARD
Some Irregularities Develop
but Prices on Whole Con-
tinue Strong.

NEW YORK, Feb. -. - Prices
moved to substantially higher ground
IN totay's stock market. the strong.
est and most active of tho year. Pool
operations and expanded public buy.
ing were p~redicated on a continuance
Of constructive domestic trade devel,
opments which included an increase
Of more than n cent Il pound in the
price Of Cuban Raw Sugar. Sales ap.
proximated 1,45O, 600 shares.
, 1923-02-13

The bill on the British debt comes
up tomorrow in the senate. Senator
Jones has agreed to lay aside the ship
subsidy measure II the former is pas
sed quickly.
, 1923-02-13

mace of the Republic Iron Il Steel
company. which has been do since
November 1920, will be relighted this
week..
, 1923-02-13
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS
Good WELL COMPLETED N OSACE

The Glenn OIL company, operating on section So-46-63 in
the Usage field, has completed its No. 8 and it is reported to
be flowing $50 barrels a day which is probably as good as
any in the field. Additional tankage is now being set to care
for the product.
Another well has been completed by the Emil Anderson
, 1923-02-13

DULUTH. MINI. Feb. 13.-Flax
beed close on track s2.o592.osi arrive
f2,s2; February S2.95 bid; March S2.92
bid; May s2.75&; July Sassy.
, 1923-02-13
Sinclair Notes otfered Todny.

A syndicate Of New York bankers
b today offering $40, OoO, 900, three
Esar six per cent notes Of the Sin.
blair Crude Oil Purchasing company
ht 90 to yield 6% per cent.
, 1923-02-13

The official dollar rate in Berlin to.
day was one TO ~ boo marks.
, 1923-02-13

Oil leases, real estate. owners o.
Teapot toWnStte. Representatives
wanted. Call or write us. Teapot
Development Co, 2l8 Midwest BIdg.
WYO, 1871
, 1923-02-13

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-ForeiGn bar
silver 68Kci Mexican dollars 4sAc.
, 1923-02-13
LiUe Stock
Chicago Prices.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-U. s. Depart
ment of Agr!culture)-Hogs receipts
5000; steady to l0c lower than Mon
tags close; bulk $50 to l75 pound
averages $S.059Ss.l0; top Ss.15; some
held higher; bulk 100 TO 2sO pound
: utchers $7.75QS.0O; bulk $50 to 800
pound butchers S7.6087.75; packing
Rows mostly $6.75G7.0O; desirable
higs S7.5OgS.OO: heavyweight hogs
s7.5o9S7.7o; medium s7.6O@s.oo; light
hh7.9O9Ss.15; light light $7.so9Ss.15:
packing sows, smooth S5.s5@s7.25;
backing sows rough s6.504$6.9O; kill.
ing pigs $7.50@s.OO.
Cattle receipts 1900; very slow:
killing quality plain; beef steers and
better grades butcher she stock
stcckers and feeders weak to 15c low
er than Mondays close; early top
: ~yearlings 5000; best matured
steers $1,000; bulk beef steers $4,000
1880; other classes generally steady:
bulk desirable bologna bulls around
S4.75; bulk light veal calves to pack
ers $11.0O@S12.5o shippers upward
$1,000 and above; bulk stockers
Ind feeders $s.5o@s7.5O; country de.
mand narrow.
Sheep receipts Il. 1000: opening very
slow; one load Sc pound lambs early
to city butchers at S14.5o looks
steady: practically no other lambs
sold; many held higher; fed yearling
wethers and sheep steady; two loads
10 pound yearlings 1925; desirable
los pound yves up to $500; two loads
1876 pound clipped ewes $3.50.
Nah rah - u-,J.nd
State Department OF Agricultural
Iogs-Recelpts 1900; slow, mostly
!5m3 sic lower. packing grades $3.50
$50; butcher hogs S7.4597.55; top
$3.50.
steady to 15c lower: bulk fed steers
SUGGESTS; top $40; she stock. bulls
and vealH steady; stockers and feed.
ers 10916o lower. top feeding steers
$500.
Sheep Receipts 10000; lambs
strong to 15c higher; early sales So to
go pounds mostly $14.258l4.45 with
Sl4.6O bid; heavy lambs sl3.5Og14.5O,
fed clipped lambs $f2: sheep steady;
eve top $3.50; feeders steady. early
sales feeding lambs s14.25014.75.
Denver Prices.
DENVER, Colo, Feb. ia Cattle
receipts 1900: market $50 to Csc low.
or! bee steers s7@S.25; cows and
helfers $3.50d7.5O; stockers and feed,
err t3,5Oa7.5O.
Hogs receipts $500; market 15o TO
800 lower; top s7.75; bulk $40 q
7.65, ,
sheep receipts I.1ooy market ewes
steady, lambs slow and dragEy: lambs
tl2.50Wl3.7bi feeder lambs $l2 5O@
14.OOi ewes s4.5OR725.
, 1923-02-13

White Notes 10 BE Extended.
Arrangements have about been com
, 1923-02-13
LEGAL NOTICE.
February 6, 1923.
State of Wyoming :
IS.
County Of Natrona :
! S..

County OF Nntrona :
Office Of the County Clerk.
Casper, Wyoming, Feb. G, 1929.
The Board of County Commits.
sioners in and for Natrona county.
Wyoming, met this 9th day of Feb
ruary, 1928, at 900 o'clock u. NJ,
In regular session, there being pres
ent Commissioners G.. r. Morgan,
chairman, J. f. Scott, T. A. Hall,
and Alma F. Hawley, clerk.
1t was moved and seconded that
the Muck Funeral Home be given
the burying of the poor and pauper,
TO succeed Todd Bowman.
The following bills we're present
ed, audited and allowed, and certl-
ficates ordered drawn for same:
r. j.. Allen, sheriff's ex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
MENTAL PREPARATIONS WIND
UP FIRPO'S TRAINING WORK

A TLANTfc CITY. NJ j., Sept. s.
n Figuring that Luis Angel Fir.
po is as physically flt ne he can be
made TO meet Jack Dempsey and
that he is technically as good ns he
can be developed IN short time,
the trainers Of the South American
are devoting the last days to mental
preparations.
Everything possible Is being done
10 give Firpo confidence In his abll.
ity to win the championship. u ig
apparent that Flrpo is E0t afruid of
Dempsey, but has shown signs Mt
times that he does not believe in
himself MS he should
Efforts to overcome this handicap
are now being directed by his train.
Or. Horncio Lavclle, and his other
campmatcs. when FIrpo resumed
training yesterday n Spanish linguist
was at the ringsdo and here arc
some OF the confidence apreaders
that we heard hurled nj Flrpo from
his corner;
Lean forward, my king, and hold
up your left hand"
II salute you, my champion; Tint
was three minutes OF grand work"
pull your chin back and step fast,
unconqucrable one"
In his house, In the dressing room
md in the ring, Flrpo Ia always nd
dressed as champion" and appar.
entity he ikea g. because he sure
has n strut with him.
The South American has been bad
~ In need Of new sparrlng partners.
because he knew nll tho lends OF tho
boxers who have been with him and
knew whit 10 expect from them,
IN hlg first work with John Lester
Johnson and young Bob lfitzsImmona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
TOD MORGAN is ANOTHER
BERCOT AS A CARD HERE

WILL Tod Morgan be another Dode
w Bercot for drawing power in Sc
attic?
Seldom has a boy breaking In made
so many friends as the almost baby.
faced youngster. stIll in his teens.
who applied thoro massagIng ON
two occasions TO Bud Ridley.
There is nothing left 10 the imag.
nation In analysing Morgan's fight.
ing ability. lie Is there. Glass all
over.
Neither his father, Fred Morgan.
nor his trainer, Spider Roach, en-.
courages the youngster 20 set and
wallop. They want his to box-l-box
enough TO make the going interesting
from the spectators standpoint at
all times. The other night Wien he
was batting Bud Ridley. Morgan
begged his seconds TO let him 20 In
and swap punch for punch With Bud.
but they stood firm. Tod did start
to swing them In on one or two oc.
cnslons, but always caught himself
and settled back into his casy.going
left jab lead with an occasional right
cross
Last weeks house was a phenom.
cnnl one for warm weather There
was grand rush for reservations
for tho choice seats the last minute
and every select pasteboard IN the
house WIS gone long before the first
gong sounded, From the interest that
Morgan hls created by his work,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
BY HENRY l. FARRELL

NEW YORK sept. s.-Luls Anse Firpo was guilty
IN 81 great mistakes making the arrangements
leading up TO his fight with Jack Dempsey Tor tho
worlds heavyweight championship, In the opinion Of
many go0d judges,
Firpo should have waited another year before accept
ing a match with the champion and instead OF dis.
pcnsing with the services % Jimmy pcForost he
should have given himself over entirely 10 the man
who made Dempsey the champion. Il pointed out.
The South American not only made great mistake
when no cut loose from neForost. but he hurt the
show others say. because many fans would have
believed he had sood chance 90 win the title Il he
had been brought along by peForcst,
After watching Firpo In an hts big fights and in
training for an his fights Is almost obvious that
the chances Of the South American in his big ght do
not depend IN the slightest upon his trainer.
The smarest trainer and teacher in the world could
never accomplish thing with Firpo, and Tor that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

Wednesdays six.round championship
sashay between him and Dandy Dill.
Ion promises TO set summer show
record.
Against Ridley the other night
Morgan appeared to be invincible.
Dillon thinks that he is Morgan's
master over the sixround route and
waits the opportunity to prove 1t.
Both youngsters are doing their stuff
daily Mt Austin & Salts gym
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

inE il infant sport Lavells cannot be expert.
he sya that 30 has studied the films Of an Dempfs1H
fights and knows how 10 beat him. That Do "a Fll}
atitemrnf
Dempsey dld not fight Jess willard the way he had
haitd when ho making his Sensational rise 70 the
top lie dld not fiEht Brennan the way he fought vii,
lard lie did not fight Carpenter the way he fought
brennan. and be- aid NOS carry the kind o. battle
against Gibbons that be did against the Frrnchmnn
The champion does not follow any SCI style Of fight
ing lie viii fight Firpo The way he finds out In the
early part OF the bout that he has 10 fight him.
I AVELLE says that Firpo has a left hand that will
II be effective for his style Of fighting ana that he
has perfected system of defense that will stop Demp
sey IN close. He has not shown it IN his training
FIrpO Htln remembers many OF the things that De
Forest taught him and he carrying them out In his
training but Is cinch that he viii forget an about
them as soon he gets into the ring
A. the South American practically IL training him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
ais Angel Fmbo Good Nov He'll Ever Be in the Ring

20 box much better than the novice he was thought
TO be-.
stun lost when DC went into che ring with VII
lard NNhen he war hurt he forget everything but hia
killing Instinct lie dropped hia rn hand a. his side
and tore In swinging his right like huge club
fie forgot 10 box or try to defend himself Ho just
fought like a maniac. and he won.
Il apparent then That he would never learn how
20 be- finished fighter and fear was expressed that
he would loso some Of his effectiveness n he tried 10
change his style
why should no learn how 10 box or try "a be fancy
when he be- a big. rugged, natural fighter Jack Brit
ton. among other competent Judges asked
Firpo reasoned along the same line,
when I fought DcFotestH WAY, had my face All
cut when fought my way. won every time
without mark IN fight my own way" Firpo said
IIotACio LAVELLE who Is training Firpo. cannot
L help him. Being from South America where box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

him Ia until tha fita of the 10th asd
took hlHl eus after hs had walked WITT
ursKK finished up and Lane saved the
day BY hs wonderful catch Of frsdsf.
lckE drive 20 center
Brick Eidred was purposely passed
twiea yssiersay sud also set another pass
snd single IN five trips.
Duffy Ir1stz did some pinch hitting
again aud hit aRe fight on tho pick At
Asarkia. waich was turned into dou-
Bic play Il all happened ln the eighth
inning
Paul strand biz safely taioc, keeping
up his great wsfk with she stick. Ths
Zee ACC singled and doubled In four times
and walked on his fifth. lie was robbed
Of another nj, By soma great fisidinE by
Biily orr.
Prank Tabln's throwing 10 second base
wasn't up 90 Hpuff yesterday and the
Bees wrsaAed SONS havoc with double
steal that scored run ia she eighth.
Welsh dropped Wits ny 10 left In the
ninth. but Umpire HsArdDu Judged that
no had held II iung enough II Vitt had
been given life the Balta would have
Won the game on the strength OF the
hitting they did after WIZ was declared
out.
Knlefer has Gregg and Burger both
ready for pitching chores today, while
Halt Lakes mound corps ia pretty well
shot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

Jahn Peters, the big s. l.. catcher.
acted as a pinch hitter iata N Fridays
sAms ard busted a doubts 70 right
Seattle made three straight errers In
tho second inning. Baldwin. Den aud
Msarkls bootluE chances.
Fredcricks' homer In she ninth was a
terrific drive that went over tho shell
Sign on iine
Two game. are on the books today and
twg tomorrow for these clubs.
Roy Leslie. regular y. L. firsi-saeksr.
playing shaFtstop Friday. had 20 retire IN
the seventh frame when Billy Lane
spiked him sliding back 70 tho bag.
Leslie. By the way, hit his s5th double
Of the season tn tha NTH. That makes
him three short Of nsw Coast league
rsoord.
Duffy Lewis IL shaking MP his batting
order every day II nearly worked YES
tsrday. but not quite
Fritz Coumbo 1. nearly getting killed
playing first base for the Bees, but you
can't shoot him for trying The south.
pAw pitcher has hspr doing fairly well
at that. considering RS his first expert
snce at that station.
Big Dell didn't have a thing on che
bail yesterday and should have been
yanked earlier thasl he was Killlfer left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

IN the seventh. The Bees
came back in the ninth, how
ever, and tied it up with
three tallies.
Tobin doubled to right center with
Baldwin on first in tho 10th. Badly
was cut down al the plate, 7'obln go.
Ing to third On Greggs infield
chance. Lane cut one between sec.
ond and THIRD ard the game was
over.
whsezer bell pitched most OF the
way FOR Seattle vean Gregg finish,
ing ~ the 10th frame Kalno. Kin.
uey and Mccabe hurled for the
enemy.
II was a wild game Of hits boots
and bad baseball. and 1t marked Sc
attle's 18th straight win over the
Bees on the local lot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
Spokane to
Stage Play
for " Onen
Seattle Women Favorites
for Championship Go;
9 Locals to Represent
BY ALEX C. ROSE

WITH the cream OF seattle's fair
w sex golfers teeing off at the
Spokane Country club. next Tuesday,
in the opening play Of five.day
meet for the second annual state
women's golf championship. the
chances look very rosy for Seattle
making cleanup in this seasons
state honors; Al Espinosa and Bon
Stein starting the fireworks at Aber-
deem. couple Of weeks ago. with re.
spective victories in the open and
amateur state fields.
Mrs. S. C. sweeny, the Vancouver
star, who won the Pacific Northwest
title this year. is reported as a GER
tain starter az Spokane, and Mrs. W.
j. Patterson. the associations presI.
dent and winner Of the champion
ship. played last year on her home
course in Aberdeen, win be present
to defend her title. Aside from this
pair of high-ciass players. II looks
like an odds-on chance for one u the
small number OF players from the To-
cal clubs TO cop the honors when the
curtain drops next Saturday evening.
Just who viii so the farthest is the
question and far be II from the writer
TO try and make guess at the prob
able survivor. No. stree, not with
such players as Mrs. f. f. jackson,
Mrs. j. C. Bridgrnan. Mrs. H. o.
Young. Miss Helen Farrell, Mrs, II.
c. Hotchkiss. Mrs. C. c. Cary, Mrs.
ID. Il, Twitchell. Mrs. c. NJ. Gresham
and Mrs. B. H. Harris forming the
squad that viii carry the Seattle col.
ors.
Every one Of this ninesome is right
at the top Of her game and IL anyone
else but Mrs. Sweeny or Mrs. Patter-
son gets thru that Seattle bunch of
artists for a win at Spokane next
week IT viii be surprise TO many
close followers OF the game, both
here and elsewhere.
A qualifying round OF Is holes viii
be played on Tuesday, and the is low
scorers win continue in match elm.
ination play at one round each day.
with the final match being played on
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

self IL Dempsey doins the thing Since hs
the championship. Dempsey has always trained him.
sflf but be follows the exact routine that Jimmy De
Forest laid out for him when be working HIS way
up 20 the top.
jerry Lsyatas the Greek" is nominaly the trainer
~ the charrion. but Dempsey knows what 10 do best
for himself and he n smart enough 10 know how 70
get into the best shape. Layatas r. little more than
rubber and a companion for the champion
II has been pointed out that DsForsst Il the only
who could tell Firpo how 10 beat Dempsey. IN De
Forest knew how that could be done, Dempsey would
not be- the champion
Every manager In the business will tell you that he
knows how 10 beat Dempsey. Leonard, Dundee and
tho other champions but they can't find the right
man 20 carry out their wisdom.
Perhaps DeFerest could tell Firpo something about
unknown weakness OF the champion but what
good would Il do when Firpo can't even learn or re
member 10 keep his hands up in the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

Il took him some time 10 get their
style. Johnson hit him with three
right hands to the body IN tho first
round, but he didn't do much In the
second round Fitzsimmons both.
cred him with straight left In the
first round OF their fraeaa, but he
could not get IL over IN the second
Firpo has some trouble finding
his guard. lie has 1t way up one
minute and way down the next and
no requires constant coaching from
his corner TO find out where II Is.
He does not follow thru with his
right hand punches and he OBJ.
yiously loses lot Of power when
he steps back after right hand
uppercut.
His most effective work ~ done
or the ropes and It Is apparent
that he likes to fight with his back
against something. Frpo IA also
getting the bad habit of pulling his
punches. lie seems afraid TO hit
the smaller men in his camp nnd
ho has no one upon whom he can
let go with n full kick.
Tex Richard sent johnson down
and also had Buddy Jackson. big
colorcd fighter, report for duty, but
lclIpo would not have Jackson
around.
II was suggostcd to Iavollo and
Flrpo that they were making q mis-,
nko In training IN fast ring
that is ring without a heavy pad
ON tho floor under the canvas. Az
he 10 now working t'irpo viii attain
great speed but ho VIII be slowed
~ Ike he waS In sand when he
has to step around on soft. rcgu'
intion pad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
LEONARD IS
VICTOR OVER
MENDEL.SOHN
Sept. s.-Benn,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.--Benny
1 Leonard, slightly overweight,
easily outpointed Johnny Mendel.
sohn in an eight.round bout here
last night.
Mendelsohn carried one round, the
fourth.
In the semi,windup. Joe Lynch,
the bantamweight champion, knock.
ed out Eddie Siegel OF Brooklyn in
the third round. Siegel was last
minute substitute for Young Mon
treal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
T0BfN LIKES
THOSE BASE HITS

Frank Tobln iHn't pressing Paul
Strand for The batting leadership Of
the league. but take It from yours
truly when Frank gets a hold Of one
,t travels Iie busted two on the
seams yesterday. both good for dou-
bles, They went into right field q
mile. both Of them, his first hitting
tho fence far down in center field.
one % the longest doubles Of the
year, His second double came IN the
10th and he scored the winning run.
Tohin has lot Of power and while
he doesn't hit 30 often, he parks them
when he does connect, and he runs
Brick Eldred a close second for liking
his base knocks.