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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-08
DOUGLAS BOY STRICKEN
 WITH DOUBLE PNEUMONIA

Budi Curvich, of Douglas, is criti- cally ill at the St. Ann's hospital, the victim of an attack of double pneumonia. He was taken i'll early in the week, but was not moved to the hospital until yestcr- day Last night, after having been moved from Douglas, the attending physician gave him practically no hope for recovery, but he had a good night considering his condi- ton and has a chance to pull through, attendants said this morn ing.
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Tides Monday
AQUITANEA IN
 CYCLONE WHILE
 CROSSING OCEAN

CHERBOURG, France, March B. A cyclone in mid-Atlantic forced the liner Aquitania to shift the course enroute here from New York. She arrived one day late. No one aboard was injured and the big liner sustained no damage.
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TIDES TOMORROW . . . Q e
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STORE HOURS

For the accommodation of the trade, this store will be open Mon day evening, March 10.
 adv. B.M. BEHRENBS CO.,Inc.
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HALIBUT PRICES

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., March 8.-One hundred and three thou sand pounds of halibut were sold here yesterday. American fish sold for 12 and 6 cents and Cana dian for 10 and 6 cents.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
SIMPSON SETS
WORLD RECORD
Negotiates 100 Yards In
9 3-5 Without Aid OF
Starting Blocks

FRANKLIN FIELD, Philadelphia.
April 26-tP=For the second
straight year, Ohio States grey
hounds Of the cinderpaths, George
Simpson. today brought the Penn
sylvania relay carnival to a smash
ing climax with a worlds record
performance in the 100 yard dash.
Lat spring he shot from his
much-disputed starting blocks TO
race the century in 8 SIS seconds,
equalling the listed worlds record
with the fastest 100 ever witnessed
on historic Franklin Field. Today,
with a crowd OF 10000 cheering him
on. Simpson disdained the blocks.
went back TO the old fashioned
holes and repeated his time Of 8 3-5
seconds. thereby satisfying any and
all skeptics.
This was the fourth sprint OF the
afternoon for Simpson. but il was
also hts best as he sped down the
straightaway to beat his nearest
rival, De Arnold Hutson, OF Deni-
son. (Ohio) college by a half dozen
yards. The expected clash between
Simpson and Karl Wilson Wilder
muth. OF Georgetown. eastern COL
legiate champion, failed when Will
dermuth pulled a tendon and with
drew in the semi-finais.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
Senator's Hold American Lead, Defeating AS 8 to 4
INDIANS AND
BROWNS CLIMB
Athletics Fall Back To
Fourth; Yankees Out
Of Cellar

ThA Washington Senators-repre-
sentatives Of the city Of brash po-
ltical promises-are more than liv-
ing up to their own modest advertis-
ing copy. Saturday they ronped on
four Athletic pitchers, including the
vel known Mr.. Groves, for IS hits 70
pound out an 81 victory.
This victory not only allowed the
Senator's TO loll re~ndolently on top
OF the American league. but sent
the potent Athletics scuttling down
the ladder from second 70 fourth
place.
In the meanwhile. the third place
Browns tied into Ted Lyons OF
Baylor fame and when the dust
cleared away were in possession Of
second place by virtue Of a 1910
victory. Alvin Crowder allowed the
Pale Hose but six hits and kept
them well scattered.
Cleveland jumped from fifth to
third place by defeating Detroit IL
T. The Indians pitched in on
Whitehill in the first inning for
seven runs to sew up the contest.
Clint Brown, Indian rookie, held
the Detroit sluggers to nine hits to
win his second game Of the sea
son.
In the cellarite contest. the New
York Yankees finally pulled out OF
the mire by FASTING a convincing
8-3 defeat on Boston. Detroit now
holds the unenvied position Of tail
ender. Lazzeri's timely hitting and
Gehrig's third homer Of the sea-
son turned the trick for the for
mer champions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27

G. PORTS CHATS
~ With Hal EuSt0ce
= =

THE PIT. ISABEL boys are back
In their toys and rearing TO 20
once more. They conquered q San
Benito team recently by a score Of
7-3 and are looking for more
games. Anyone interested should
get In touch with either Stanley
or y. Won Allmen &C the Point. The
Gulls had an excellent record last
eason and have practically their
old lineup back. Won Allmen tells
us that they have one OF the best
diamonds In the Valley.
LOU LITTLE, famed Columbia
university coach. might have been
yanking molars at two bux per but
for on elittle thing-and that Is, that
he happens TO be left handed. Lou
was certain ne wanted to be q
dentist until he made "a startling
discovery. All tooth jerking equip
ment Is manufactured for right
handlers. This Is fearful discrimina-
ton, but a fact, nevertheless. Now
If they would Just quit manufac-
turing right handed equipment. we
know Of a lot of people who would
be happy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
LELAND BEATS
TEXAS RIVAL
Many Records Broken By
Stellar Performers
In Drake Relays

DIES MONIES. Iowa. April 26-tF
-Clmaxing an afternoon OF gilt
tering performances, in which sev-
en- meet records fell, Tommy warne
OF Northwestern University pro-
vided the thrill In the finals Of
the Drake relay carnival today
when he barely missed q new worlds
record FOR the pole vault.
warne attempted to clear the
bar at Il feet, 2 inches. a height
never before reached by a vaulter.
He hurled his body over the bar,
with inches TO spare, but knocked
the cross bar from its moorings
with n arm in his decent.
Previous to this attempt. Warne
had cleared IS feet. II inches, bet
tering by nearly six inches the
former Drake relay record.
New marks for the Drake car
nival were established in the 40
yard university relay. the two mile
run, shot put, and the 40 yard
relay quartet.
Texas sprint men carried away
the field in the 100 yard dash. as
Cy Leland, T. c. u. flash, did the
distance in 9.6 seconds for his fifth
win ove Claude Bracey OF Rice
Institute who breasted the tape
second. Eddie Tolan, Michigan
negro. was third and Oliver. an
other T. c. u. product was fourth.
Abilene Christian college set the
days first record by taking the
college sprint medley in 1888,
clipping rs seconds off the old rec
ord made in 1923. Wood, Hodges,
Thompson and Vaughn COMPRISED
the Texas team. II. @. u, led Nv
Leland, took fourth IN the 40 uni
versity relay.
Other winners were:
40 relay for university varsity
football men: Tulane, 43.6 new
Drake record.
Shot put: Bausch, Kansas. 4e
feet II IL inches new Drake
record.
Two mile college relay: Kansas
State Teachers. Pittsburgh. 8:024
-Four mile university relay: Mar
quette. 1865.
High jump: Shelby, Oklahoma. 6
feet five inches.
$50 college relay: Oklahoma Bap-
fists. 1925.
Javelin: Weldon, Iowa. 2o2 4s-IO0
feet.
Mile university relay: Missouri,
3.17.
Two mile run: Martin. Purdue,
1882 new Drake record.).
Broad jump: Gordon, Iowa. "a
feet.
40 University relay: Illinois, All.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
Bull Fight Sunday
Across Rio Crande

REYNOSA, Mexico. April 26-The
bull fighting season will open here
Sunday afternoon. with Matadors
Gorraez and Dangiada holding the
spot light.
They r scheduled to kill four
Malpaso bulls, the most ferocious
obtainable in Mexico.
Saturday the matadors. in COM
pany with Senorita Antonio VAL
lejo, paraded in costume through
the Valley.
The fight has been advertised In
all southern points Of Texas. in
Guiding San Antonio. Corpus Christi
and Houston. A record crowd Is ex-
pe0ed TO be on hand. The matadors
obtained for the fights. have been
headliners in the best rings OF
Mexico. Promoter Ignacio Gallardo
states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
Topperwein VIII
Shoot Here Monday

"Ad" Topperwein, famous rifle
and pistol trick shot. expressed him
self as in fine fettle for his ex-
hibition Saturday as he demonstra-
ted Winchester arms and ammuni-
ton at the Hausman Hardware
company.
"Ad" Is no stranger to the VAL
ley and he says It offers oppor-
tunities for the hunter not to be
found in many sections.
The famous pistol shot will give
a demonstration on the old Legion
turkey shoot grounds on the high
way 3 p. m. Monday under the
auspices Of the local hardware com
pany.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
Main Avenue Noses
Out Schulenburg

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. April 25.-
R-Main Avenue Of San Antonio.
district championship track team.
nosed out S~chulenburE. dark horse
Of the third annual Fiesta de san
Jacinto track and field meet here
today BY half a point, % IL to Is.
while John Tarleton college proved
superior to the Junior college and
ACADEMY class. There were approx
imately 800 entries.
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lilo. Smith. Cissell. Three base hits:
ORourke. Schultz. Sacrifices: Gull
lie. Double plays: Lyons to Smith;
Crowder. Melillo to Blue 2. Left On
base: Chicago 8: St. Louis 8. Base
on balls: Off Weiland 3; Crowd
er 4. Struck out: BY Crowder 2.
Hits: Off Lyons 9 in 3 1-3; off
Weiland 5 in 2 %: off Caraway /
in 2. Losing pitcher: Lyons.
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burst 2, Koenig 2. Gehrig. Todt 2
TWO base hits, Todt. Byrd. Home
run. Gehrig. Sacrifices, Pipgras. Re
gan Double plays. Koenig. Lazzeri
and Gehrig; Miller and Todt: Lag
zeri, koenig and Gehrig. Left on
base. New York Z, Boston 5. Base on
balls. off Pipgras I. off Lisenbee 4.
off Bayne !. Struck out. by Pipgras
4, by Bayne I. Hits. off Lisenbee 8
IN 1. of Bayne ) n I. Losing pitch
er, Lisenbee.
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Harlingen to Play
La Feria Sunday
tSpecial I'd The Heraldl

Especial 70 The Herald)
HARLINGEN, April 26-The Har-
lingen independent nine and the La
Feria club will cross bats here Sun
day.
The locals are gradually rounding
into shape for the opening OF 2e
Valley amateur league in the near
future.
The game is called for 3 .. m. at
the Fairgrounds park.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
BRUINS WIN

WACO, April 26-CP-The Bay
Tor Bruins. singing under a 81 TO
8 defeat at the hands OF Oklahoma
City University Friday, started out
to take revenge today and when
the game was called at the end
OF the fifth inning because OF rain,
the Bruins had counted for IA runs
and had allowed the visitors but
four.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
CRIDIRON MEET
TOASTS HOOVER
Sousa's Band Music Takes
President Back To
Boxer Uprising

WASHINGTON. April 25-F-
A battle born covenant OF soldieriy
friendship. first sealed IN British.
and American blood spilled thirty
years ago before T1entstn. was re-
dedicated here tonight with Prus.-
dent Hoover and the British Am
bassador sharing IN the brief, col
orful ceremony.
The setting was the Gridiroa club
dinner. with the rolicking satlrer
and pungent wit of the news scribss
put aside for the moment that old.
heroic memories might be revived.
Three decades ago American mar
ines and Welsh fusileers stormed.
together into Tientsin TO rescue b.
leaguered foreigners from fanat.caT
Boxer hordes. Protected bv barri-
cadeS OF rice and sugar bags W
in place by a young American en-
gineer. the foreign devils ha
waited weeks almost hopelessly fc
the coming OF the troops.
Sousa Shines
Tonight the story OF that lor
day was recalled In the stMrtra
rhythm OF a new military march
by the master craftsman. John Phi.
ID Sousa. q Gridiron club member
1t was The Royal Welsh FuS.leers.
played for the first time BY the
Marine band. and with Sousa hiE-
self again swinging his baton O.
the organization with which
shares his fame.
And in his place aS honor gueA
that young engineer OF thirty yer
ago. now Herbert Hoover, presider
thrilled TO the tug or the old mem
cries.
The diners had no forewarnin
In the midst OF the fun maxim
the burst OF a band playing W
Marine hymn, From the Halls o
Montezuma," rang out. In marches
Marine color bearers In costume
with national and corps colors. aFc
with them a Britisher in full unAi-
form bearing the flag OF the comb.
monwealth. Then came the scarit
coated bandsmen to line TIP befo Y
the guest table where Presidsi \
Hoover sat.
Barry Heard
Bob" Barry Of the New York
World Washington staff. stepped
out to face Mr.. Hoover and expl3se
He told OF the siege and relief %
Tientsin. Of young Hoover and h
wife trapped there by the Boxf
uprising. Of Hoover's work IN =
barricade building and that Fir.
Hoover experience in food ration
ing, N Job az which one day he wa
to become a world figure"
Many high Marine corps office
were special guests. They include
Major General Smedley 10. Butte
who was wounded at Tientsin ans
carried off the field by the fusileers
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n X COPS

BROWNWOOD. Tex, April 26.-
P-Daniel Baker defeated South
vest Texas Teachers In a duaI
track meet today. go 70 81. Edward
Dunking OF Daniel Baker bettered
the T. l.. A. A. 440-yard mark with
2 time Of sos seconds. Harlow. Hill
Billy captain, led scorers with a Il
IA total.
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NuIIN DdtLEU III y. OtWtII =
Jameson ?, Morgan, J.. Sewell, Hod-
app, Brown. Rice 2, G%ehringer, Har-
grave. Two base hits, L. Sewell.
Morgan. Stone. Hodapp. Home runs,
Rice, Hargrave. Stolen bases, Nor
gan. Sacrifice, Seeds. Double plays.
Gehringer. Funk. Left on bases.
Cleveland 8. Detroit s. Base on balls.
off Brown 5. Sullivan /. Herring 8.
Hits. off Whitehill z in 1-3. off Sui
Ivan 10 in 5 %. off Herring none
in ?. Wild pitches. Whitehill. Passed
ball. Hargrave. Losing pitcher,
whitehill.
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Indians Move Up TO 3rd

CLEVELAND. April 26-tP-The
Indians pounded Earl Whitehill
from the mound with a seven-run
attack in the first inning today and
went on to hand the Tigers their
seven straight defeat. II to 4.
Clint Brown. Cleveland's prcmis-
ing rookie right-hander. hung up
his second victory owe the Tigers in
less than q week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
G TAKE PAIR

COLLEGE STATION, April 20
tPl-The Texas Aggie nine today
slugged its way TO victory over the
Rice Owls in a double header. TAX
ing the first game s to 0 and the
second. 10 to 4.
Captain Pete Wendt. Aggie south
paw. shut the Owls out in the first.
allowing seven well-scattered hits.
Aggie batsmen hit Smith all over
the lot TO win the second contest.
with Owl errors again figuring
frequently in the scoring.
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Il OTT

TUCSON, AriZ., April 25.-P-
University Of Arizona defeated th
University or New Mexico. rs y
Sc in a dual track and field NEE
here this afternoon. The Artzoni
wildcats took eight first place
and tied FOR another. while tn
Loboes won six firsts.
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SoLONs KEEL Up PACE

WASHINGTON. April 26-CP-
Washington won from Philadelphia 8
to 4 today bombarding four Of the
visiting pitchers l. rapio success
sion in the sixth, seventh and
eighth innings to pile up a total Of
Is hits including two triples and a
home run.
Srnrn.
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YES. suh!

THE MANNER in which loyal
fans r heaving to In organizing a
Brownsville ball club Is little short
Of a revelation, In view OF the dole
ful predictions that this city would
not be represented In the Valley
amateur league For a while things
looked exceedingly gloomy as local
ties sat back and twiddled their
thumbs while the smaller. hustisrg
towns Of the Valley Set about
placing teams IN the field. First
came Spitz Clark and Mig johnson.
They started the ball rolling BY
Issuing a call for players. This
project meant nothing but hard
work for them-but they we're de-
termined that the national pastime
would be revived in Brownsville.
Did the players show up? NO, Meth
er does a fish swim. "A crop of
performers turned I'D which should
compare favorably with anything
IN the Valley.
THEN the players got down 70
business in a manner which is
highly encouraging. Red Irvine,
who has nothing to gain but mois-
ture TO mop from his freckled brow.
came cut and is doing an excellent
Job OF first basing. But this was
typical Of Red and could have been
expected. Joe Salinas and his bud
dies are bearing down on and off
the field In their efforts 70 max,
the club a success. Several loyal
tans have been donating manual
labor IN conditioning the field. Who
said Brownsville won't have a team.
and a good one at that?
UNIFORMS have been ordered
and should be here in time for the
opening game Of the season. They
will be spiffy outfits or grew. The
cap Is grey with q blue bill and
button. "A red and black stripe
circles the stockings.
OF COURSE a baseball club can
not be put on its feet without A
little coin. The expense of initial
purchases has been met BY dona-
tons from parties interested in the
success of the nine. Following Is y
list Of fans who have made dona-
tons:
Real Fans
Antonio Bosio. 4. Crixell a ON
panv. z. Munoz. p. A. Morris. G.
r Cuellar Service Station. y. j.
Hoffman, velvorene Service station
Velvorene Motor OIL. Roberto Con
zaleS, r. Flores. Pedro Tamavo mar
ket, Deciderlo Cisnero. Francis
CO Fernandez. Gabriel Cardoza
Brownsville Variety store. jose Ser
rata, Eusebio Tabores. A. Tamavo.
=. Tabores, Cisneros Service station.
Z. Davila, Juan Perez. Grego-io
Rosa. NJ. q. Garcia. PrococIo Ia
mayo. Shannon Grocery store. p.
Castro, M. Gonzales. r.. C.. Gomez.
"a. Castro. Esteban Garcia. Oscar
Vera. Juan Sanchez. Tamez Con-
dictionary, NJ. Groves. Texas cafe
Adolfo Guzman, r. Hernandez. III.
.. Marks. Y. r. Vera. E. s. Garcia.
Juan D. Cara and Joe Manzano.
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Ont Of Cellar.

NEW YORK. April 26-tP)-The
effective pitching OF George Pipgras
and some timely hits by Tony Lag
zeri enabled the Yankees to beat the
Boston Red Sox for the second time
in succession today. The score was
8 TO 3.
Lou Gehrig hit his third home run
Of the season off Bayne in the sew
enth inning.
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ASSOCIATION

AT Columbus 4: Milwaukee /.
At Toledo IL; Kansas City 10.
At Indianapolis 5: st. Paul /.
At Louisville 8; Minneapolis 2.
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BROWNS CLIMB TO SECOND

ST. LOUIS. April 26.-P-Alvin
Crowder had the situation well in
hand today while the ST. Louis
Browns. aided by White Sox errors,
hammered out 2 IL 10 0 victory.
The White Sox made six errors.
Smith and Cissel being charged
with 2 each.
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ASSOCIATION

Atlanta 4; New Orleans 2.
Mobile 8; Birmingham 4.
Little Rock 5; Nashville s.
Memphis 6-5; Chattanooga "a.
Second 8 innings).
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Above: Finish OF the 10o-yard
dash at the Drake relays as it ap-
peared Saturday afternoon with Cy
Leland, T. c. U. flash. bessing
Claude Bracey. Rice flash. Eddie
Tolan. Michigan negro. is coming
in third.
Below: Tommy Warne Of North
western university as he appeared
in a try to break the worlds record
with the bar set at IA feet two
inches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
STEERS And
ACGIES WIN
Longhorns Make Ponies
Look Like Peonies;
Bears Cop


DALLAS. April 26-P-The Uni
versity Of Texas Longhorns swamp
ed the Southern Methodist Univer-
sity Mustangs with a hitting spree
today. winning Is 10 4 after hold
ing the Ponies scoreless until the
seventh frame.
Score:
Texas ........450 003 o40-16 20 3
S. NJ. u. 900 600 400 10 s
Peoples. Robertson and Rees, Lew
Is; Pinckard. LyleS, Diffey and
Addison, Sanders.
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SATURDAY. Results

Saturday Results
Beaumont 3, Fort Worth 4.
Shreveport 5. Houston 4.
Wichita Falls 4. Waco 0.
Dallas 5, San Antonio /.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

AL games postponed, rain and wet
grounds.
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NATIONAL
Saturday Results

New York 1877: Philadelphia Us.
Pittsburgh 9: st. Louis 7.
Chicago O; Cincinnati l..
Boston ?, Brooklyn ].
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~ THE
AMERICAN

Saturdays Results .-.
washington 8. Philadelphia 4
ST. Louis IL. Chicago 0.
Cleveland II. Detroit 4.
New York 8. Boston 3.
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1T NOW looks as II Brownsville
were going 10 have four well or
gani7ed baseball clubs this summer.
There are the Independents. the
Hat Makers. the Cubs and the Pan
American Anyways is planning 10
put a team in the field. Well, we've
seen a lot OF good aviators take
a whirl az the mound IN our time
chat last was intended for a joke.
A blue print and illustration will be
furnished upon ~request).
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THE TEAM is Brownsville's team,
and the heads want the fans 10
have a hand in naming the organ
ization- A seasons pass viii be
given the fan suggesting the name
chosen as best by a committee. "A
fan may suggest as many names
as he chooses. The contest will close
May IS. All suggestions should be
mailed to SPORTS CHATS in care
OF The Herald.
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x-Batted for Sullivan in 7th.
xx-Batted for Herring in 9Th.
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Totals ........ % 4 ; "a Il
MATTED Tor Grove 7th.

Runs batted n Boley, simmons,
Cochrane, Blueve, Myer 8, Ruel 2.
Goslin, Cronin. Two-base hits:
Simmons, Bishop. Three-base hits:
Judge, Goslin. Home run Myer.
Stolen bases: Simmons, Cochrane.
Rice. Sacrifices: Haas. Cochrane.
Eraxtcn, Cronin. Judge. Bishop.
Left on base: Philadelphia 7; Wash
ington IA. Base on balls: Off Grove
/; Mahon 4; Hadley 4: Braxton 2.
Struck out: BY Grove 6: Hadley 2;
Braxton /. Hits: Off Grove 8 IN
s.; off Liebhardt 3 in 0; Mahaffey ?
in Is: Mahon ? in ! Is; Rommel
o in 1-3: Hadley a in 6: off Brax-
ton l in 3. Winning pitcher: B-ax-
ton. Losing pitcher Liebhardt.
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Totals ........ 81 0 s "a is q
MATTED for Autry 7th.
Xbd[lCI IOI AWI4E ItlI-
rvRattad for Wailand I'll

Eunts batted N. OHourke 5,
erfuIte z. McNeely. MeliIlo. Crowd
- Two-base hits: McNeely, Mel