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MWSWARTWOUT DEMURS.
Stamford Man Asserts That Alleged
False Swearing Was Not Perjury.
Jolm Swartwout, one of the lead
era of the Democratic purly in Stum-
i'ord and a man who has been forc-
mnn on numerous grand juries, filed
a general demnrcr to the charge of
perjury in the criminal superior court
yesterday morning. Swnrtwout was
ted by Attorneys Ileh‘orcst &
, who stated that the act. charg-
agulnst Swartwont does not consti-
tute forgery.
FalIo Swearing Charged.
Swnrtwont is said to have sworn
falsely in filing an inventory of an cs-
tate on which he was administrator.
in his inventory filed in the Stamford
publitc court, the accused stated that
thel'evwas $8,000 cash in a certain
bank. thn the court investigated
it. was discovered that instcud 01' $8.-
000 there was only $1.21) in the bunk.
Swartwoui's cnsc cattle up in the
Stamford city court and be wns bound
over to the criminal superior court.
Judge Williams guru no decision on
tho demurrer yesterday.
I Foley's Honey and Tur clears the air
passages, stops the irritation in the
throat, soothes the. inflamed 111cm-
brancs, 11nd the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sure 11nd iullumcd lungs
lire lu‘ulrd nnd strengthened. and tho
cold ls expelled from the system. lie»
Inst! tiny but the genuine In the yellow
pnckugc. liridgc l’imrmucy and P. ll
Baxter. ”
Hollow copper rods have. been found
to be best, lightning rods.
DR VID W. RR YMOND.
Funoral DIrool‘ar
and Embalmor.
19 North Main 8t.. South Norwolk
ReIldInco, 0 WIIhington 81.
Tolophono It office, 336- 2. "
”Telephone It house, 110:.
Hotel Mahackemo
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SIM/ICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATE. '2 FIR DAY AND UPWARD
Supper or Table D'liote Dinner,
6 to 8 p. m., 50c
susmv DINNERS, 75c
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KILLED AT NOVRWlCH FALLS.
NORWICH, Oct 9.«A mill opcrullvc
was hillcd on the Central \‘crupult
roud Norwich Fails during the night.
The body was pickcd up this morning.
A wcnvor‘s pick 11nd scisslors liiltl two
pny envelopes were lit the pockets.
The. than was about till yours old liliil
weighed lSo pounds.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
Dor___l___on House
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK.
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Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John 1:. O’Suiiivan
PROPRIETOR.
EVERY LADY'S ORESSING CHAM-
BER
should he equipped with It duiniy
"Standard" lion
ccluln Williiili'iiitl Lavatory.
ilnvc you ever stopped to consider
Idiw llcllubifully convenient it would
be. to burn but und cold running wnter
in your dressing cliniubcr, sloop
lug nunrtnlvut or Ilrat iloor tolloi
room? its presence would ltlIord you
the highest lit-urea of comfort.
We will gladly quote you orb-cs. (mr
pluiubl-rs urc strictly round-tent mo-
cbtmlcs. hum-st and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WEIT 8TB.
FOI‘Floors
OTHER FINISHES HAVI 6010!
AND GONE,IUT
J a p-A-Lac
arltt. Home p.011“? Fuel lion
QUALITY AND uncoupling
i no wswmmorllgI-‘r.
BISTIR iiiiiilliiiiiiiii
" Blanks Sent to Oil/hers Irom Whom
Explicit‘lmiormaiion is Required
Owners of oyster properties in this
city and throughout the state have
received blanks (root the State Board
or Equaltiation upon which they ore
to report to Tax Commissioner Wm.
H Corbin attain facts. Some of the
information that is required is an ar
rangament of the lots in groups as
covered by mortgages, the number of
bushels produced by each lot or group
of lots, the price paid per acre at which
the owner would be willing to sell his
holdings, the. character of thee tock up
on the bottom.
This is the biglnnlng of the investi-
gation of the board into the value of
oyster grounds for purposes of tum-i
lion. A statement of bushels of are
tcrs sold or transferred outside the
state during the past five years will
also be required. The contents
the reports will not be made. public
Under the statute which was passed
by the last general assembly, the
board has power to compel the pic i
and ‘
duction of books papers mops
other necessary information and may
punish for contempt.
The investigation grows out.
rscon‘uuendatlon mode by
Woodrult, during his term.
of thc
who do
clared‘tbnt tbn oysicr property of the
state is undortnxcd and proposed its
taxation at full vuluc.
REMARRlED FORMER WIFE.
liAllltlSliillttl, ill., Oct. ii.~--.lol1n
W. Neil, sentenced ten years ago to
serve 11 sentence of "twentrflfi‘ .VUH‘S
for the killing of Cecile Willford. but
who was pardoned inst week, was re»
lnnrrlcd here yesterday to his former
wife, who bud obtained 11 divorce after
his conviction and married Augustus
iuyiord. Gaylord died two yours 111:1),
leaving her free.
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more dcstiruble your building can be
mode for your tenants—by having
Electric Lighting. Bells. Private Tole
phones, Ammncinlors, etc, installcdw
we'll tell you how and furnish all
mntcrlaiu.
This is the Electric Ana and the
Landlord who is up to ditto gets the
good paying tenants.
1 he Reed 81 Volk Elcétrical ()0.
so WASHINGTON I'rnur,
souru NORWALK.
TEL. ans.
Get Your Dru: Wants
Filled II: tho ‘
Bridge Pharmacy
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proIoriptlon work. 16
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Governor 1
Tho MuIIoIl TIIInt at All Ihintiono in
At Your Dione-Ii If You
Own an Edison
Fireside Phoaograph'
May We Show You tho Now Flmldo
Modal installing 01:
$22. 00
And Explain Haw tony It is to Own
Ono? cm "folk it Over.
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'l‘l1c regular weekly dance will be
bold tilts evening at the. Norwaik
Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs. James Patke1.otl~iast
avenue. are entertaining the fotmors
sister. Miss i‘mmn (‘. Parker, oi
Bridgeport.
E'dnard Parks and John Roddy took
a mention of one day yesterday. and
spent. it at the Duulun)’ Mil They
had a good time.
The regular services will be held
tomorrow at the East Avenue Moth
odist Church. The pastor liev. \i'. \i.
Gillies will have charge.
A regular monthly business session
of Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will be held Monday evening at
the tire. house in Van Znndt street,
A party of East Norwalk people set
out this morning [or the Danbury Fair
for the last day. The feature this at
ternoou is to be an automobile rncc.
Caleb Wood. the. well-known Civil
War veteran, celebrated Thursday the
forty-filth anniversary of losing one
of his arms at, the bottle of Chopin's
(L‘rcek.
About 8 o'clock this morning a poor
her of the people along the Washing
ton street bridge wore expressing sut-
ist‘uctlon over the absence of smoke
from the oil extractor at the old Colou-
iul l‘mmdry plant.
The Oriole {outbnll tomb. the out-
growtb ot‘ the Oriole baseball team. has
secured a game with a Bridgeport ug-
gregation and the content promises to
be an exciting one. The date 01’ it
has not been definitely settled upon.
A {cw pleasure boats have been
booted out for the season but even
now 11 large number are in daily use.
While. there are not. many sailing par-
ties for the pleasure of sailing the
boats ore used \er\ 111m 11 for fishing
cxonr slous
Work is prourcssinu rapidly on Illi‘
new residence of John .\'. Kline, in
East avenue, which is being built in
\‘i’aldron it liiordnn. The house is
new enclosed and tho‘fioofacompiotcd
giving an idea of how the place will
appear when completed.
East Norwulk and the Washington
stroot bridge had their electric lights
cut off suddenly lust night, causing
considerable consternation. The trou-
blo was claimed to have been due. to
the too sudden opening of the draw-
brldge to allow a bout to pass through,
The children’s suits which (‘bnrlcs
()ddo W'Olkt‘tl so bnrd in New York to
get, in company with a. friend {or the
i‘olumbus Dav purudc. arrived last
night by express nod then- will be, no
trouble on this score. The suits tire
for children who are to impersonate
sailors.
(‘ontrnry to expectations, the oyster-
mcu who have returned home from
the iirldgoport natural growth beds
for the week end, report that the week
has not been an especially prosperous
one for them. This ladoclured to have
been due to the lack of sulllciont wind
with which to work the boats.
The lit 1. Lenten P limnolds will
begin '11 nt‘lli‘li o! Sundm mulling pto
plmtlc lectures on ()ctohm 21
Miss Shay. who saw tiiu sale crack
out who etiolated at the Ryder and
this 111 d market. is positiio that should
she see one oi the men ilsnlu she could
pick him out» of l crowd of one bun
drod men
it has been reported that the 1111ch
(Water (outpuny intends to start oys-
ter op‘ening operations at the Wash
lngion Itroot bridso blunt, Monday
morning. in View of the declaration
that the cities of the county health 01-
llccr had been requested to take up the
shell nuisance. the insult is looked
forward to with internal.
It will not be espociully surprising
li‘ the. Walking Club gets down to
business again tomorrow alter a va
cation. President Doc Marshall when
naked if he intends to take a belies:
lrian trip tomorrow declared that
these oveutI are impromptu if Don.
t hnrlt-y tickling and one or two 0111
my got together in the morning. it to
not lmpiobabto that the) will take 11
little walk over to New York to see
how the city looks after the colobm _
11011.
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Herman Ryder into been making a
care 111 examination or the sale which
he 11 a his partner, John Howard. last
Thursday morning on account of bur
glam operation! and has M‘l'Wed at
tho conoiulion thlt nitroglycerin m
used He says ho is ‘filling to but 151!
that that was tho 0th osiva hood The
firm has titles but“ its hand: hm
ever since the new or the cracking
spread about 11111 cars of Info
circuits. 'i'ho debris. of the plum-up
note has been left urtlnslly uniouoh
all tor tho benefit the public which
by 11:: huulw~ looked at. tho
wroo . ~
M iii in
Bundlty school. The pen comm
R‘erdbe consecrated? Miss Jennie Birch-
11
Why should he be prayerful? Henry
Case. ‘
. Why should he have a knowledge of
God and the Scriptures? Mrs. Frank
Delesky.
Why should he have a knowledge“ of
his scholars and their homeli Mrs.
Thomas Walsh.
Faithfuinoos. Frank P. Sell. '
Remarks. Superintendent Richard
Bland.
music.
' hum;
The William B. Smithbouse at licli.
island has been wired for electric
lights by the A. J. Hand In Company.
M
l.. Comaiock and family, of New
Canaan, returned this week from their
sojourn at Hickory Bluff. Mr. and
Mrs. liyndman and son, Master Bruce.
will return to their home in the city
soon.
John Elliott, representative of the
F. M. Fills Music Publishing Company.
of New York. who filled on engage
ment at Roton Point, this past sum-
mer. has been the guests of t‘rlcnds in
this vicinity.
A regular business meeting of the
Reliance Social (filub will be held at
their rooms Monday afternoon at 3
o‘clock. it is earnestly requested that
every member will be present, as or.
rungements will be made for the com-
ing lair.
mill-oceries for sale below cost for
the next two weeks. owing to transfer
of business. 1‘. packages of Quaker
Oats, 25c: 3 cans Milk for 35c: 3 cans
best Corn, 25c; 3 cans best l’cns, 25c:
3 qts. Ileana. 25c; Shredded Wheat.
We; host Prunes, 7: 1b.; Wheatona.
l2c pkg: 3 cans bcst Tomatoes, 2171c.
lioston Grocery Co, Rowayton.
lilililil All] Iiflllflliiii.
The biggest improvement of the year
at the Allen drug store is now in pro-
gress. A particularly line soda foun-
tain is being installed.
A subscription daucc_i1ns bccu 11r-
rungcd for Monday evening at the
town hall. Sheppard's orchestra has
been engaged to furnish the music.
A delegating oi the llaricn baseball
enthusiasts went up to South Norwalk
yesterday afternoon to see the game
between the New York Americans and
the Royal (limits.
Quite a little excitement \vus allord-
cd llnrlcn ’l‘bursduy by the passing
through of the Vanderbilt coaching
pmtt. llnrlen was one of the. points
111 which a change 01 horses was made
The Epworth l.oaguc_ “School Days
social. held 'l‘buisdm evening at the
home 01 M r. und Mrs. llowurd Sinusou.
won it decided success in every way
tirer Still wus cleared for the m-tv
piano.
There was only our sale of real
estate infillarieu. lust Week. I". A.
chke securing a piece of property on
the Connecticut Turnpike from John
ii. t‘onn, There was also one mori
gpgc, unmuuting to 82.1.00.
Now that tho Znhn and llrlscoli
pharmacy has been moved out of the
town hall building to Theodore Ans.
tctl's block. there is considerable spec
ulutlon us 111 when the. town clerk's
olilro, will in» moved to the town prov
perty,
linsscil Spooncr, who started on a
trip through the West, several months
ago in company with lrlurold Willmott.
arrived home several days ago. report
but an interesting time. The young
men made a stay in the northwosi and
then went on to Seattle, and thence to
t‘allfornln. Mr. Willniott is also or
peeled hock this week.
The pastor will preach at both tier
vices in the Methodist Church. Sunday.
Morning subject, "F‘eprluily and Woo-
derfully Mndo"; evening subject.
'Murvoiouu Man." The. many Dorian
friends at .I. ll. llrown. of Stamford.
will be glad to learn that he hits been
pcrmsncntlv engaged to sing in the
choir. The full chorus. under the direc
that of P101. Smith. will sing in the
evening. and there will be a solo by
William (3. Perry.
m
The Rev. George ll. Smith, who as-
«blood the pastorate of tho Dorian
Methodist Church this year. has al-
rcudy won it high place in the hearts
at the members of his charge. its 111
also demonstrating hlI ability in the
practical side of I church and as
result of his coming here. the church
will be greatly improved. Plans are
out for It good sized addition to the
chilies and it will be 11111111911 in a low
days. A pipe organ will also be In-
Itallod and a churn choir has already
been organized 'l‘ u choir is under
the direction of Robert M. Smith. and
contains ibirty- dive voices.
MrI. Charla 12810111. who. as
Miss Genevieve Hacker. become pro
mlnont in poll playing from Wes hum
won out out at tier ulna tor the
womou'l colt chomp bio of the
United Blot“ youtordoii. It Publicist
pl: by our Dorothy Compile“. or
boot and the wanton- champion at
drool: hump. lulu complicit m by
2 up "Mn. colon m at Philadelphia.
Mull . Footprint Bostonmai
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were the othm vita surv‘ Well the
days visiting tilts. flout that been
playing «Initial golf on VIII. ind.
smooch anoint. her mum was about
the worst rector-11a Cy. That 1111
II swan very 111111th at. 11111111. play
ll .
IiIt oi' the following tonvmlnute will: 1 :
. Why should I. flannel” school tooch~ ,
There will be a special program of
" lodhhtiiloflon.
mNoAzlzcolW. All:
IIEIiPlliil
Beachslde inn closed today for the,
season.
llamas F. Keeler. of Saugatuck, is
doing jury duty in Bridgeport.
‘ Mrs. li‘rcd L. Mills ha! been the
guest of her father in Southington.
The, E. W, Hubbell Co. at Banga-
tuck has been relottered by George
Wasbburn.
Father Duggan has beenrentortaln-
ing a clerical friend from out of town‘
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose llurlbutt
have. been guests this week of their
son in Weston.
A large auto dinner party from
New York will be entertained at How-
thorne inn, this evening.
The. confirmation class of Trinity
church will meet in the study this
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Thomas Ball has resumed his du-
ties on the trolley after a pleasant
week. spent in New York.
Morris Mills. Sr., was among the
number who enjoyed the day yester-
day at the Danbury, Fair.
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The new bank wail around the
Congregational Church is completed.
and is a great improvement.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Purdy. who
were to visit their son in Syracuse
this week, have postponed their trip
until next month.
i“. ii. Redford and family have
closed their summer home in the
Farms and gone to their winter home
in iirooklyn, N. Y.
The Strntt‘ord baseball nine accom-
panied by their friends. will visit this
village tomorrow and play a game
with our local team.
Mrs. Walter Peck. who has been
the guest of her parents, Sherln and
Mrs. Kemper. has returned to her
home at Sound Beach.
The local saloon keepers have peti-
tioned the board of selectmen to allow
them to keep open their places of busi-
ness until 11 o‘clock each evening.
Prof. A. D. Lane. of New York, will
lead the. cbdrus in a praise service
at the opening of the Sunday evening
meeting at the Methodist Church at
7:15.
Rev, Mr. Taylor will give another
interesting discourse tomorrow night
11nd will be assisted by Mrs. Taylor.
with her rich voice accompanied ll)
her nutoharp.
The latest report from Mrs. To-
quet, who underwent an operation at
11 Springfield hospital. is that she is
getting along nicely and will soon be
able to return home.
ltev Roxal W. Raymond a forum
Westport resident imflersonated Miles
Standish at the New England Day
celebration at tho Alasleplmu ex-
position, in Seattle. Wash. ., last dock
Mr. and Mrs. Antone Bentsen have
lopened a restaurant in New York
city. They were residents of this
town for many years and their friends
here wish them good luck in their unv
dertaking.
William 8. Hart, the noted artist.
who resides on King street, played an
important part in the play, "The Bar-
rier" (which has been dramatized
from Rex Beach‘s book] at Rocbater.
N. Y.. last week, and made. a tremend-
ous bit.
children Ory
F011 FLETGIIEII’S
C A S T O R 1A
HUMANE SOCIITY
FOX HUNT.
CINCINNATI, 0., Oct. il.-'I‘hc fol
hunt scheduled for the countryside in
the vicinity of Cincinnati by local Io-
cluty belles will be prevented by the
Ohio Humane Society. The oiliceru
who have been investigating the wt
lair have reported that two tame 10on
now on view in the window of one of
city stores have been in captivity a
longo time and that it would be "down-
right crueity to liberate them in front
of I pack 111211 bounds."
The debutantes who Were to take
part in the hunt are piqued over the.
action taken and declare that the hunt
will be run pit and that 10qu that
have not been in captivity will he
used.
Tile humans satiety ntiicidis are tak
big no chances and will station oliioors
to provost ths1hunt today.
Irqu
PREVENTS
0 IITTINO ON IALL
GAMII.
JULIET. tit, Oct. twel‘ollowing In
investigation 111 which ho lend‘thilt
both boy Ind girl Itudonta were wag.
drum not only homemade 1111111111 but
rest mostly on inter-slug bullet ball
”mu, .1. £11111in brown, Input-intend»
out or the .loliot Town-hip 1111111 liohool
yesterday mashed Iii games thus tar
iii-raw 1111 the IoliIdulo. no mm
od this 111111 I plan” Wilton noted this
in soil that would do titll best plain
or in the some credit 11ml 1111111112»)
“101 W 10W ,
the signers would not place my more
bets on «misses. A more or the more.
prominent: 01!“th 1111an it.
h]
110 will prob-lily Inner, “ Very. very tre~
tptorttlfiP ’ Ayor’l SmIpIrillI lo I Ill-on;
' ly. All
Wit-I I tonic for 010111..
Iron from alcohol.
lilii Willi IIIERlIilii SIIRS
(Continued iro1nEl‘irst Page.)
were inclined to knock the Highland-
ers, on the ground that they were not
putting up any klndof an article of
ball. _Whllc this was undoubtedly true
to a considerable extent the leaguers
Much of the. blame was placed in
Pitcher Doyle, who was so easy that
the. colored men hit him with such suc-
cess that Manning replaced him.
Only one run was made off his deliv-
ery and that was no fault of his. Hal
Chase threw in wild from first and a
Royal Giant scored.
The colored men landed on Doyle
right from the statt. Earl and John-
son singled, Land's by was dropped by
Manning and with three men on the
bases, Buckner put the ball over the
center field fence, for a home run. The
Giants were never in danger or being
headed and apparently played the
game for all they were worth.
The full score of the game:
Royal GlIntI.
Demmitt, Monroe. Robinson.
Three-base hit—Monroe,
Home run—~Bnckner.
Sacrifice bit—Bradley.
Bases on bails—01f Buckner 4, 08
Earl 2,1111 Doyle 2,011 Manning 1.
Struck out—By Buckner l, by Man-
ning .i by Doyle 5.
Hit by pitched bait—Blair.
' am 2:01! Doyle 12 in 5.011 Manning.
2 in 1.
Stolen [)8868'~Ch858. Monroe.
Attendance—~600.
l'mpircw-Louls Ladrigan.
Scorer-milledeberg.
Time or game—One hour. 47 min-
lites.
Mm
childron Cry
Filli FLETcilEIt's
C A S T O R. l A
WHITE RIBBONERB' PRESIDENT.
0‘
Mrs. Caroline 3. Bull Again Ghoun
to Head Granulation.
WILLIMANTIC. Oct. 9.-Mra. Clro~
line 8. Bull, the president of the State
White Ribbouers, was again chosen to
that other yesterday at the closing Ico-
sion or the 31th annual convention.
The credentials committee reported a
total of 158 delegates and oillcors In It~
tondliuce. The other (Juicers eboIen,
most of them being continued in oflloe,
particularly the county superintonth
cuts, were: ill rs. Adeline C. Dennison,
oi Deep River, treasurer; Miss .loooob
his A Gallup. of Scotland. moorland
secretary; Mrs. L. K. Fuller. 01 8601'
land, editor of the White Ribbon Bonv
nor. and Mrs. (trace C. Plait. of Bridge
port state secretary or the bowl he-
glon
The delegate. to the National Con-
vention are Mrs. M. C Phillips, of Now
,linven; Mr». 1.. K. Fuller, and Mrl. M.
Addie Randall, 0! Gretna. and Dolo-
gItMt-luirge Mm. M. M. Andrews, 01
Stamford. World‘s convention dolo-
Iaton Mr! C. B Boll Mrs. Hattie ill.
Newton, oi Durham still Mu. Gaol-Ii-
11111111 Waabhurn, ot stutter-d Springs.
A latter of greeting was read (flint
the C. T. A 11.. and resolutions were
adopted petitioning the Connecticut
county and dint-let superintendmkt‘
maintains the work {or temporlltoo
memorial to the Connection compo
no passed 1111111113 thot choline in
tion will 1.1 It military the g
moi: of October mo ‘
it people with mm
or visa «1 ml. will; up;
danger they ironic viihou
thus oommonoo CIR
litamody. a‘l’hlo pron not
tho i
Ill-Iii m and buitdllupg :~ .
Mill 1 UN to danger of am .
or 011311“ tt'latll‘imgfldiwl'dm
li‘emt‘ 11 I’m... .1
Il’liitrnuy Mid 1‘ 11.31181”
turned off a brilliant play occasionally. ,
AB R H PO A E
Monroe, 211. 5 1 2 1 6 0
Earl, ct. p. ....... 5 2 t 0 0 0
Johnson. as. ..... . 5 2 2 3 4 0
Land, rf.. li’. ..... . 5 1 2 3 1 0
lluckner. p. ....... 4 1 ‘1.’ 0 I 0
Robinson. lb. {1 0 2 14 0 0
Bragg. cf. ......... 4 1 2 0 0 0
Bradley, c, ........ 4 0 0 5 l) 0
Mongin, 3b. ....... 4 1 1 1 4 0
Totals ........... 41 9 14 27 16 0
New York Americana.
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Pattee.2b. ........3 0 2 1 3'0
Hempbill, rf. ...... 1 1 1 0 0 0
Chase, lb. ........ .' 1 312 0 2
Elbcrfeld, ss. ...... 1'1 2 2 2 2 0
Dennnitt, cf. ...... 1’1 2 2 3 1 0
Wanner. 3b, ...... 3 0 0 1 2 1
lilnlr, c. .......... 4 ll 1 7 0 t) -
Manning, 11.. p. 5. ii 1 0 3 1
Doyle. p.. it. ....... 4 0 0 0 3 0
Totals ........... 38 6 12 27 14 4
Score by innings:
Royal Giants ...4 l 0 3 0 0 1 0 0—9
New York .....1 0 0 1 1 010 2—8
Summary:
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