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Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-01
JUDGE CAVERLY
ILL IN HOSPITAL
ny United Pres. Lea.ea wire

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The mys'eri-
Gus disappearance, of Justice John
r. Caverly following his sentence
of life Imprisonment in the notori''
Gus Leopold.Loeb murder case was
solved today when intiinates re-
vealed that the justice was ~ at
Mercy hospital here. Justice Cav
erly is suffering from a near ner
yous breakdown due TO the tremend
ons strain imposed on him ~ the
murder hearing aud the vast mum
bers of letters bearing ON the ease
on his ofi.ee.
None Is permitted TO see Justice
Caverly or even communicates with
him, mtinates in the court build
ing stated. nv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-01
Party Policies
to Be Explained
at Farm Center

Three speakers selected by the
Imperial County Farm Bureau, and
representing the Republican, Demo.
cratic and Progressive political par
ties, will discuss the various poll
cies of their respective parties at
the farm center meeting to be held
ut Magnolia Mulberry sor Friday,
October 3. A large attendance is
expected at the meeting, and special
refreshments will be served to ev-
etyone who comes.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-01
Is Either One
of These
Yours?


If anybody has lost or had
stolen a watch recently will
they please look over these
descriptions: No. l, gold filled
case, back lid missing, Illinois
movement No. 19110S9; No. 2,
gold filled flat case No.
1364471, Waltham movement
No. 2oe9744s.
These watches arc in tho pos
session of Imperial city marshal,
J, III. Harris, recovered from q
cache with other stolen prop
crty, ana If identified may lead
to deciding the locality where
the goods were taken from.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-01
Gas Drops In
East; No Cut In
Price Locally

Inquiries made at local oil com
pany offices regarding possible
cut in the price of gasoline for I'm
perial Valley resulted in various an
swers that conveyed the meaning
of "no cut in price here The
representative of several companies
when questioned stated that no cut
in price was expected here, though
the eastern section of the country
was receiving the benefit of DOVER
prices.
san FRANCISCO, Oct. L. No
changes are contemplated in gasoline
prices in California, officials of the
Standard and Union Oil companies
announced today. The price here
now is 20 cents gallon, which in
cludes the two cent state tax.
NEW YORK, Oct. Motorists
throughout the east today are able
to obtain gasoline at the lowest
prices since the war as a result of
price reductions announced by the
Gulf Refining company, owned by
the Mellon interests, Standard Oil,
Sinclair and other companies. The
new retail price should range from
Is to Is cents gallon.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 1.--Gasoline
prices were slashed three cents a
gallon by leading oil companies in
four southern states today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-01
Elks Will Meet
Thursday Night,
Dinner Precedes

Once more will the brethren
of the Ellzs foregathcr in the
sacred precincts of the lodge
room at the corner of State and
Sixth, the opening meeting hav-
ing been fixed for tomorrow,
Thursday, October 2. To pre-
pare themselves for the arduous
duties Of office a big spread of
comestibles will be prepared,
and whether hungry or not, the
boys Of benevolence are expect
cd to be behind their chairs at
600 p. m. rr
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-01
PREPARE FOR BURNING OF SHANGHA
Kerosene Being
Bought to Burn
The City, Claim

LONDON, Oct. General Chi
Hsieh Yuan Mas issued d warning
to residents Of Shanghai that Lu
Yung Hsiang has bought large Guan
titles of kerosene for the avowed
purpose of burning the city if driv-
en- out by Kiangsu forces, accord
ing to the Daily Mails Shanghai
correspondent. t'i.'l.' -
LONDON, Oct. 1. .M4Genefal Wang
Huai Ching, one Of Wu1 Pei Fu's
divisional commanders, has been
murdered near Jehol by his own
men, according to the Daily Nail 9
Mukden correspondent here.
Wang was bribed to desert Chang
two years ago when he joined WI
with an entire division. .a
SHANGHAT, Oct. 1.--Lu Yung
Hsiang s Chekiarg army successful
ly resisted persistent thrce1day as
saults by Chi Hsieh Yuan's more
numerous forces and today the de-
fenses before the city still held.
Word came from Mukden, head
quarters of Chang Tso ,Lin Ju s
.,iIy, thist a general offensive of
Manchu troops against Shan Hal
kwan had begun today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-01
is UP
AGAIN TODAY

The slight furry yesterday which
resulted in cotton dropping few
points was more than offset today
when spot prices showed and ad-
vance of 25 points and Is points on
New Orleans and New York markets
respectively.
October closing quotations, now
being closely followed, also showed
a likewise trend, showing gain
of 21 and 13 points respectively at
New Orleans and New York.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-Cot-
ton closed steady; spots 24.95, up
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-01
MONTANA LIF' IS
EMBARGO AGAINST
SHIPMENTS OF CAL.

ny United Press Leased Wire
HELENA, Mont, Oct. L.
Gov. Dixon has issued q procla-
nation lifting the embargo on
shipments from California, on
everything but livestock. The
embargo has been effective
since April 8, VIXEN the hoof
and mouth disease broke out
in California. ~2A rs n
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-01
NELSON, OIL OPERATOR.
DECLARED GUILT
ny United Press Leased Wire

By United Press Leased Wire
( LOS ANGELES, Oct l.--Hliris
Nelson, head Of the defunot Square
Deal Oil Syndicate which operated
in the Wintersberg section Of Or
angc County, viii be sentenced Mon
day, following lsis conviction on
a charge of fraud in promoting the
oil scheme, 8 81
Nelson was found guilty late yes
'terday BY a. jury in Federal Judge
Bledsoe's court after 10 minute de-
liberation.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-01
NAME UMPIRES FOR
THE WORLD SERIES
ny Unitcd Press lLras~d wIre

NEW YORK, Oct, l~ William
KLEIN and Ernest Quigley. National
league pfnpires were appointed Ia
act IN tho world series Isl John 4.
Heydler, president Of the lenQae,
here yesterday.
Charles Riglcr aud Charles Pflr
man were naiNd 10 offieiato III sk6
city series ins5hieago.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-01
- - --~------- - :. :
Today's Results
ny, Unitca Press Lensed Wire

hy, united Press Lehsed wire
CUBS PARK, Chicago, Get. l.
The Cubs won, the initial game of
their series with the White SOx for
the championship of Chicago at the
north side park this afternoon by q
score of 10 to z.
The White Sox started a ninth
inning rally but fell short.
Score by innings:
White Sox 900 900 232- 12 l
Cubs 013 500 lux-10 13 /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Walter Johnson Pitches Washington TO Title
CLASSIC PLAY S
OF THE GRIDIRON
= =
Hareys Great Run and Kick Started Ohio States
Campaign for Stadium
BY DIR. J, W. wHcE
Ohio state University Coach

EuGHrY thousand wd into the mammoth concrete horse
II humanity Hands played
FLAGS p,nnants hked In salute football
The lined whistle The kickoff And tho Ohio
dedicated picture 0t
ucyrrto.b forgotten october afternoon Ia 1898
October afternoon IN 1915 The
Illinois field moss OF mud Two minutes OF bitter strusss remain
tho result accurate kicks But
long pass Harley Macdonald had
aviator figured promi
fourth down with three yards Illinois a}ard ne
Then
Harley back the option passing running Illinois
Harley pass then the left Tvp
possible receivers blocked the defensive
hlfac Harley fuack srashamrd the
had partly blocked HraEht The
dove touchdown Ia the extreme lr of the
hinged the Of tho free kick, from
thu Harley thru thinking
called asked fght shoe TO replace tho mudheavy
10 had then made the Eoa-and game.
tho time the genesis % the
the stadium that gained impetus and
finally cyaad and tho pictured
IN uaun Of
exploits
gam M
farrrachnE effects n thrilling play particularly
Of them. have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Is IDAHO TEAM
STALE?

There has boon some talk that the
Idaho eleven is already in November
form because Of the driving tactics
OF Coach Matthews and that the
team will 20 stale under the heavy
schedule being played.
But Heck Edmundson, Washing
ton trainer, thinks IT'S impossible to
have gang Of young men 20 stale
with even the hardest kind OK work
in so short time.
over a longer period OF time the
football players might 20 stale under
hard driving" says Edmundson. but
they can stand a pretty tough line Of
work for short period Of time.
There is always danger Of a team
going stale early In the season where
they have to prepare for a strong
game right off the reel, like Idaho
did for Gonzaga and like Washington
did for the University Of Southern
California year ago"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
COURSE II
~ GOOD nIIAPE

The recent rains have brought the
eourrs 10 fairly good conditions and
aitho some 81 tho falrsayu. and No ]
green. arc a wco BIT rough ia spois
on tho frat nine. very little room for
abiding win be found. The second
nine u o. X. from To 70 pin.
fu,y ogden. the newly appointed
chairman % tho green's committee, u
warming up 20 bis old job and Tor
The past week he has been looking
after tho Rainier fairwaya and put
ting areas In the manner OF a hen
around n brood Of chickens. II tho
course IL not IN splendid condition
Tor the second annual ro.amai6ur
meet, Il will not b. the fault Of one.
Raymond ogden.
within all " said and done. every
body has an equal chance 10 find
themselves with good or bad lies. no
that's that
The draw will be- made this after.
noon and the first faurEome viii be
on i,a way By sac Monday morning
and the rest OF the field will follow
AZ sovcn.mlnuts intervals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Washington in Frenzy as
Senator's Win Ball Title
City Turns College Burg When Griffmen Take Final
and Deciding Game From New York Giants; Buck
Harris Is Outstanding Hero of Series
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

yLTASHINGTON, Oct H. - Washington yelled, shouted,
w whooped and cheered all night long, but still had
hoase and raspy voice this morning to give acclaim TO the
world that their Washington Senators the best ball
team In the world
When the Senator's champion of the American league and
national idol, beat the New York Giants, champion
National league in the seventh and decisive game of the
series yesterday the town turned into college burg filled
with crazy freshmen.
Nothing mt New London after Harvard boat race
nothing at New Haven or Cambridge after a Yale-Havard
game and nothing else any place could have approached the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
DIXIE FLEAGER
Is PRAISED

Dixie FIeager Is the best umpire
in the country. II you listen to Joe
Gottstein.
Gottstein. former Brown line
star. and a man who knows base
ball. thinks that F1eager who Is
coming out OF retirement TO off,
csate In games this year. Is the
cream Of them all as an umpire.
'.The referee must follow the
hall" says GottsteIn. but It Is the
duty OF the umpire TO keep his
eve on the men for fouls. ana
your never see Fleager running
around the field watching the prog
ress OF the ball. but he keeps his
eyes glued on the line. That's the
first requisite OF an umpire.
THE IDEAL combination is George
yarnen refereelng with Fieaser rs
umpire. You wouldn't find a BET
ter pair in the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11

that quartet.
George Gu,tormsen. quarterback,
Mike Hanloy and George Wilson.
halfhaeks. ana Elmer Tesrcau. full
back. win be the first s,ring backs
and they sould be moulded in.o a
mighty threat.
with either Hanley or Guttorm'
sen at safety the team is better
fortified against a kicking game
than last year.
Everybody knows what whales
Wilson and Tesreau arc when the
pinch comes. The tougher the solns
the better they are
wilson. the outstanding star OF
the four. Is a terrific hitter on de-
Tense while Tesreau backs up the
line almost TO perfection.
The added speed OF Gutiormsen
ana Hanley viii make big dif
ference In the Washington attack
And the best part Of Il all a
that this same gang win be eligible
10 play together next year Bag
shaw loses most OF his line next
season. but his haekheld viii give
him but few worries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Today's Big
Grid Games
PACIFIC COAST

PACIFIC COAST
WashinKtun " whitman
Montana " tdaha
W. = e, "a ueunaEa-
Orernn ~ Pacific
OREGON AEEifs "a MuiiuomHh.
Pomona ". California.
stanford "a Olympic club.
u. g. e.. ~ Afitona.
MIDDLE WEST
uhia state We. iowa university
MiehiEaA Va MithiEaa AEKirs
chieago vs. Hreun
Sptre Dame W. wabash
iiiinola W. Batter.
Minnesota "a Haskell fndiars
Kansas ~. t1vA state
wisconsin ". CO.
EAST
Yale - Georgia
Army W. Detroit
Navy ". Marquette
Cornell yE wtiuaus
Harvard - MiAdishGrr.
Pear state w. GsttyuburE
Priacetgn ~ Lshtrh
PittaburE Va West virginia.
SOUTH
vaadsrtll' Va. Quantiro Marines
Georgia Tech W FIeFida-
Alabama -. Mississippi college
Center ". Curson Newman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11

Crockett g. struck Sutherland 2.
Crockett :. Bases on balls Sutherland
2. Crockett 8, stolen Brady.
Eahssr. Eidred. Home raas-Emmsr.
kiidnfr Thrse-bass hit Becker. Two
base hlts--Wauar. Brady. =. ualfwtu.
Sacrifice HIT. Baidpin. Runs bsttsd
ln--Emnsr :. Becker. brady. Kllduff ..
Caught stssilnE Kelly. Double plays
Emmsr % brady Ttms-tito. Umpirss
-Brashrar aud Roardsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Bercot Wins
Over Gardeau

EVERETT. oct, ii.--Dodo Bercot
and Billy Gardoau put on the best
fight ever seen IN Everett, Friday
night. Tho bout went the full six
rounds. but Borcot dropped Gardeau
four times and Gnrdoau floorcd Der.
cot In the third.
Kid Kobcr beat Sam Virgins on
foul In tho second round Of tho
seml.flnal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
THIRTY TEAMS
ARE EXPECTED

Up until last uiEht - teams bal
entered. but the iist IL expected 10
reach tho 20 mark before Monday
morning.
Club Capt. Edgar cTider and tho
tournament committee, having At
tended 10 all tho details necessary
IN tho handling % events ~ thla
kline. aro ready for the big show 10
set under way
Tho caddyiug and scoring viii -
done BY club member In fact,
everybody = anxious 20 help 10
make Tho tournament n succcan. and
Il wsn no trick 90 vt the money 20
"put Il over and no trick 90 enroll
these same fciiowa 20 act m oaddioa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11

offensive aud De.
tcn~iyo X
nrssos % times
that offset the
fine work OF the
forwards.
Thta yea r
Enoch BagshAw
Is building one
VI tho most
powerful hack
fteId coubina-
lions that a
washtn gton
eleven has had
in years.
There won't be
a weakness IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
q. A. c. Is
DANGEROUS

"If o. A. c. beats U. 5. {. ana
washington then Jook out for those
Oregon Farmers.
Dorset V. Graves. line coach and
c-an shooter OF the Washington
eleven. has the floor.
.aThey don't go so well after get
ting licked couple Of times says
Graves. but IL those big babies ever
get II into their noodles that they re
going 10 win, then dig n hole Tor
yourself. because they've got the
stuff"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
TRIBE WINS
FROM SEALS
Sutherland Trims Cham
pions; Five-Run Rally
Turns Trick

lSEATrLE beat san Francisco again
- Friday behind ''suda" suther.
lands GOOD pitching Tho final score
was % .. Neither team scored
until tho eighth when Frank Emmsr
bounced homer into tho left field
lblencherB, scoring two mates. Dayy
Crockett had pitched good hail for
the Seals until tho blowup. p Bald
wins double and triple BY Becker
and Brady's single sent over two
more.
Tho Seals made game stand IN
1.-THE ninth Pete klldufs .ocking ono
over the right field boards with two
/ runners on.
Tho same teams wrro 10 play n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11

"a Tie following hAt OF ohNfAhth'
Nell Christian. +. ~ O. A. cham
pion. Dave Black. stats champion'
Phil Taylor. Mortie putn. Waller
purssy. Bob Johnstons. Frank NO
he. Jack HueHion, Johnnie JUNIOR
Rm palElsiah. Willie Black. fhil
Jefferson. Pred iienwood. and a Tow
more from tho professional body.
and JACK wcsiiand. Bon Stein.
Rude wilhelm. leo stsil Gordon
law. Blu Soonan. Chuck Hunter
Hugo Hankons ana AZ least n score
% other welikuown tlmonpurcs.
Yes. - fans and fanuiioA IT'S
quito an array % Eolfng talent that
il going 10 perform on tho bea
Molnca Highway course on Monday.
ana tho show IL going 20 - well
worth while EolnE a long way to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11

games for not sending a pinch hitter
IN for the little catcher in tight
places.
There was no outstanding hero IN
the series but there were flooks de.
serving the ID. S. {. OF baseball.
Foremost, perhaps. was 2S.year-
Buck Harris. who out.thought, out.
Figured and .out.smarted that we'll
known mind of baseball. John Nc
,'raw' IL can be said by New York
ers that all tho brains in tho world
on TIE bench VIII not function whore
there IL no pitcher In the box, but
Buoky Harris was as had off for n
pitcher yesterday as was McGrnw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
IINEurH AND srMMAnY

scoring ballard Touehdowns, Hum
phrsy. Seymour 3. Hcndcis. rry.for-
point. Seymour. fiurolng None
Ruhstitutinna Ballard Clark for
young. Young Tor Clark. CLARK for
Bailey. naiioy Tor CLARK. Graves for Heu-
dele Lincoln Webb for ClsyclandI
Cleveland for DYE.
ofteisls--Bobhy Morris, retsrss; Dixie
Ftsarrr. umpire. Tramp Murphy, head
linssmsn. o. Z. PAtzoid. timsteepcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11


club next Monday
columbus day IN
tho second annual
pro amateur cham.
plonnhip teurna
nent. which viii
10 decided on 80
holes % best ball
medal play
Some iisa 81
how popular an
event this II and
what a treat Il IN
store for local
golf fans may he
1faaf a. - Finnrs
a.sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Balla I'd Is
Winner in
Lincoln Mix


VuIE heavy Ballard team trimmed
Il lincoln Friday to tho tuna Of
- 90 0 ~ Denny field. In tho
first quarter Humphrey. Bcndcl0
and Seymour crashed down The limo
for touch downs. quickly showing
Billiards. strong defense Blucoln
showed an offensive threat In the
third quarter. line plays and short
passes Carrying tho ball 20 Billiards.
ioyari limo. but Tho Beavers held,
Russ Seymour pulled the final
touchdown in tho last quarter for
Ballard.
II was EaIlari'a second victory.
Franklin and Roosevelt were play.
Ing NJ / o'clock today az Denny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
NAyY NEEDs RAcKEIEI.n

Coach Bob Folwell Of the Navy.
while we'll supplied with powerful
linemsn. has the job Of developing
an almost new backfield. That
should keep him busy until the
clash with West Point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Crack Field
Races Today
At Latonia

+ AToNIA RACETRACK. coviuF.
IL ton. ~. Oct. 1.-THE track
was fast and the weather clear AMI
crisp today for the running Of tho
third International special al a mile
and a quarter for $4,000 added
Officials estimated that 10000 per.
sons. the largest crowd ever to SEQ
a horse race AZ I.atonia. would b
In the stands for tho event.
The Rristocrats OF horsslssh were
originally named 20 start. but the
field dgiudled overnight Wise
Counsellor, winner u the special at
belmont Park. spread hoof and
was not expected TO start agains,
ihs French champion. Eplnard, and
eight others
The probable field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11

b. first world
championship lie
struck out five
men IN four IN
nlHEs The scor,
was 4 % 3 and
the game went Is
iuuiuKa
IL was q httlng
finale 20 ono Of
the greatest ssriss
ever STAGED. Wal.
ter OhnuD "a
emsrges from y a
hero after having
seemingly failed
J. ntsring tho
game In the ninth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
WASHINGTON
VS.. WHITMAN
Old Rivals Tangling on
Gridiron Today; Hus-
kies Favored

UIAsHfNGToN and within n n
w were playing their annual foot
ball game at tho stadium this NJ
tcrnoon. Washington being heavy
favorito 10 win. The kickoff was
set for 2;5o p. m. with the probable
llneups following;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Ed Bryan Pitches
One-Hit Ball Game

LOS ANGELES, Oct. ii.-Ed Bry.
an pitched himself within one hit Of
basebalPs hall Of fame Friday when
he held Salt Lake 10 one bingle. a
homer by Johnny Frederick, In the
fourth inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Big Pitcher
Is Hero of
Final Game
Harris, Too, Comes in for
Share of Glory; Game
Of IL Innings; Thriller
BY BILLY EVANS

WALTER JOHNSON waited u
w years 70 get Ia the world series.
but q was worth IT,
In the seventh and final gams q
the series be pitched Washington ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Pro-Amateur
Golf Tourney
for Rainier
80 Crack Teams Expected
to Start Play in Second
Meet of Kind Monday
ny ALEX c. ROSE

E,RoM all iho fairSayz % wash
Il lngton. Oregon and nritish Go.
iumhia. tho leading golfers IN the
professional and amateur ranks will
tso-off on the links Of the Rainier
sH.fF IA H.sfaf.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11


fervor and intensity of WASH
ington's celebration last night
when the first baseball cham
pionship of the world was
knocked into the city by the
rookie bat Of Earl McNeely, a
young man from the Pacific
Coast league.
Washington has lot OF good
reasons 10 be proud OF the new
baseball champions Of tho world.
They beat the New York Giants In
ono OF the toughest series that was
ever played. They outgamcd them.
they outsplrltcd them and they out.
MAYED them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Backfield to
be Threat of
Huskey Eleven
Bagshaw Will Have Best
Quartet in Years, and
It's a 2-Season Combine

BN LEO ~ LASSEN
NTAsHiNGroN'S line last year
w was one of the hest In tho
West. but the baekneld exhibited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
.''Ran for Tate in eighth.
Score hy fnytpuas

IRAN for Tate in eighth.
Score by innings:
New. York 100000 3OOOO0O-s
Washington ...000l0002OO Oh
summary; Earned runs - New
York O.. Washington, :. Runs hat
ted tin-iarris, 3. McNeely.
Gowdy. i; Meusel. /: Jackson. i
Home runs-Harris. Three base hit
--Frisoh. Two-base hits - lima :
strom. Liehold. GoSlin, Ruel Me
Nicely. Sacrifice hits-Meusel, Lind
strom stolen hase--YounE. I,eft
on base-New York, II: WRshInr,
ton, 4. Double plays-Keily 10
Jackson; jackson 10 Frisch TO Kelly
Base on balls-Ogden. /: Mopridsc
Barnes. Bentley, /. Johnson
Struck out---Barnos. &: Mconiilen I.
ogden. i; MogrldFe. 4: MarbefrV
Johnson. 5. Hits-Off Ogden n g.,
l,9 inning; Mogridge. 4 in - IN
Johnson, 2 in 1 Innings: Barnes r.
90 innings; off Nehf. in ~
off McQuillan. in / 2.S. orr Rers
ley, in l la. Winning nItcbore
Johnson Losing pitcher.Rcntis,
umplres-Dineen, Quigley. connoIiy
and Klein. Attendance, $4,000 ess.
timated). Time, sos.