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t ._ hilNTEST
Was 4 to 0, But Inde-
nls Hope to Win
, t Sunday-Redway’s
an e Run
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of 4 to 0, Olsen twirlcd a lnah-j‘
me of ball. He was touched m3,
hits, two in the first. one of?
.was very scratchy. and one in
Fred Smith also twirlod a
e. but the Tigers hit him
hits meant runs. in the sewnth
9 way to Guarnieri.
Tigers had the same lineup 95'
tech and the Independents made
changes. Haymes had a slight
:u did not.start,'GuarniPri tok-
r,3t base and played a good
“at first. Ryan played Second
' ‘end went to the outfield. In
eventh, when Fred Smith gaVe
- Guarnieri, llaymes went to
rid Guamieri in the box. \
a crowd was as large as: last Sun»
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. 5 yesterday afternoon by .43“. .
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titrttW
houzli it was a gloomy day.
Ves Gibll‘n, the. former Stamford!
ll player, umpired the game and ‘
“fly well,
the first inning Olsen slill'led oft
Viking out Riley and Lonchak.
lerl hit one past Wcafer, who
' to have got it. but it. went to
field. Friend hit a nice double.
ft, but lleilic Schmidt was an?
out, Weafer to lledwziy.
:- Smith turned around and
it out the first two men that luced§
' d was left on third. tlvnn wnsf
lealtng and he struck out Muil‘oy'
‘mlth. In the Tigers' half or the
cl “after two down.“ Redwnv hit...
illill‘red Smith's high and put it,
‘éhe club house for a home run. i
the third Olsen again got out of all
little with two men on buses and.
pue. down. He stmcknut Friend
'Heine Schmidt. In the fourth
it! attain 'was passed. stoic sect.
fut was left there, as Ryan hit to
; and was thrown out at first, that
In the Tigers“ hull ofV l
h Fred Connollv slnrt, -_,. _ 7
kn. reached third on aytlup
‘VodWSlnltlt and scored on Keen
hak made. one of the prettiest;
ever seen on therAmusctnent
grounds when he stopped it hot
)trom Volk’s bat and nipped hint
rat. ‘ i
thte seventh Weai'er, the. first:
nun, hit. one pastlxmchak for c
18 and scored on Olsen's triple to'
t,,who scored while J. Connolly
,‘llelng put out when lie hit to Ryan
yes thrown out’at first. In this
to; VIV-Iaymes made a pretty catch of
Evan‘s foul after running about titty:
' wards the autos. He received a.
d for this catch. After the fifth'
Vg not a man reached second'base
Olson land he held it e, uptown heys
palm of his hand.
t.Sunday will be the third game
31d mode F. (‘onnoly hit an easy Olfil’lh
to him and was, thrown out “Sullivan. Umpirqu. Uibliu, ol’ Stanlu
find“: to Guurnieri. In ”in sec- ford. Time—One hour and to minutes
lining Whone was passed by 01. Scarce—Fred C. Riedeti.
Bliittis WIN
Sdndfllz’mnd there knocked the"‘L" out. game—«One “0“? all“ 30 minues. 5601'“ '
W0 batters were struck Ont 13‘3”qu
le to center. In this inning Incognito“piercd‘ferrorléus‘hull.
_____ *thc Jreshmun eleven, Usually the}
Wo'man Diving Champion in New Meet;
Angeles, and this your site success fully defendcd'tt at Rye Beach. N. \.
. THE surnames. -
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.National League.
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Opinions and Gossm ' i .. .. ..
. V . . VV {how York ............ 89 49 643
f . - g - V "l i - ‘ ‘l- ‘ ; .,- lPhiladE‘lphia ......... 76 59 .556’
. t % St. Louis ............. 76 66 53:7
. ' . : Cincinnati ............ 72 70 .507
-_ -._._,.___,_ Athletic Council Will Proba-i t Chicano .............. 71 70 .50!
4_ i """‘ _bly Meet This Week—All} $333331: """""" ‘23 ‘71-. it“.
. ‘ F . o _ {V .i y,“ 1.. h“, .......... . 9 9”,}
A shift in the lineup and pitchers did the Independents no good. The Tl- 3“ Athletlcs Are can i I x "L ‘ " 7'”; """" 46 9' d“
gets repeated ‘ celled --‘-— Undergraduates,‘ V Amencan League. 1 PC
. . 4; Express Des1re For Ath-; t‘llicago .............. 94 is .s'cé
. . ' , i B .- ............... 9 r? l.
The White 301 made up for then‘ loss of halt a game Saturday by Wal- letlcs . ‘ lClogsgiitnd ............ g; 33 :51;
loping theVBrowns yesterday afternoon th119 Boston remained idle, The Chi-i NEW HAVEQTWT-No stalP-i ‘ Detroit .............. 7t) 72 .491}
cago warriors now lead the race by eight games. , , , - hew Eork ............ 66 72 .475
ment of late 5 athletic plans for this. i l- < ' ' '
-‘-O- ,. . .Vid. hington .......... Go 71 .448
“ fall will be possible till after a meeting: I St. Louis ............. 52 90 .366
We cannot say that the Red Sox re mained idle exactly. Playing Jimmy. ‘ot’ the athletic council, which may he? 1 Philadelphia ......... 49 88 .368
Clinton’s Jersey City team IS certainly no idle job. held late next week. At that time the: ! International League.
.4. views of the. new military Instructor! i'l‘oronto I 337' 611‘ if];
‘ Ginhts beaten by Steinfeldt's Homer—~newspaper headline. Sounds like or the ““‘Vflsily' Captain Overton. will; E Pl'Ol'idellCt‘ ----------- 9U 51 ~59“
”the good old days when the Cub mach ine was cleaning up everything in the be. 3“?“ and a definite POW? will bcl ' Baltimore ---------- 83 61 “592
National League. DOSSlblP. . * iNFWal’k .............. 86 68 .55)?
‘ . The athletic officials of the uni-E ifiu‘fffhismr """ ' """ :33 224 :3:
' “verslty have delavod making any i “u a 0, """""""" .-. . 9 '97»-
The Independents have got but a small chance to win the city champion- . . - t i ? ‘ 0mm“ """"""" "O 4 " "”
ship The must to.» m. 1- - m o . f. l .. “an" ”3‘9"” “1‘ am" ”PM“; lltichuiond ............ 53 94 .311:
. . y . e H? s latg. . amen tom Lie 'llgers. Overton’s arrival. They wish the; . American Association.
. 9 ”'9‘ _ undergraduates in en10v all the ail»: . . W- 5-1:”;
.ltohnLJ. Mottrftvljs the firm National League manager to win six pcn- ileticst possible this fall, but they have imdly‘fifiom ' ' ”g; g; 327;;
Ban 5. \Vonnie A , C ,1 '_ V . ‘. . 1 . _ V V . . IL , i ............. .l ‘
d “med the "le 111 the Allli‘lllan League. 1lnld dO‘l‘ln the principle that milltnrv]| litouisville VVVVVVVVVVVV 35 65 .57.}.
-- ill'alnlllg 01’ llle students and "Diver-z icotumhus ............ 82, 68 5471'
Everyone is anxious for the New York management to name its prices for lsitv aid to the military service or {ml , Milwaukee """""" 7 79 47f:
the wort 1'; ‘ -j ,- l ' , -“ 1 , . . .-. . . , :countr must, take irccedence over lMinllPaDOIlS -~--~~---66 $3 4"
1 ( 5 5.01.55... Tic Vt hile SonVllue. tnddt, Ulcll announcement, and the i t‘l ”y l- . tile} ”1 w lasts 1 Kansas City .......... (55 84 .436
ctarges di‘e\€l_\ uasonable, The New York club can scarcely hopp"'% i3 ~‘ 9 9 D dim” W1 » 9 ar ‘t l’l‘olcdo . VVVVVVVVVVVVVV 54. 93 .36?
charge a higher rate than the Americ nn League champions. . EHOW much of “mm" ””0” can ”9: i ‘
...m , .,_ _ .--”..- . , --., g‘ll‘ld wise: in? ‘Vlor'bl‘ ‘2“ 3:3} ' YESTERDAY’S RESULTS-
Hunt 1b.... 4 ‘ “ ‘ “range “’1 e clue y ca. “201 -———-
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toltn. bl'its Riley, Whom'iMurphy, 3b VVVVVVV 4 0 0 1 3 cmmc’l 9,1,1 pamam ornrtl'm- i NINOM' League.
E.‘SanseO, (.f VVVVVVVVVV 4 1 0 1 1% len will open Septnmher 27 With; - Cincinnati, 44’): Pittsburgh, 22.
'Dallabu. 2b VVVVVVVVVV .14 0 0 4 0.3" athletic- Schedules for the full, Mia. Aileen Allen. national fancy diving champion. has. entered in the S} home, 6: Chicaggag. d
tBarisco ri . 4 0 1 0 U, murci‘cd. 3i"i'.ll‘-:.1ll the athletic om; international meet to be held in Hono lulu, where there are the finest swim- 1‘0 .OIIIF‘AVE‘ZEEHS‘Leagfif '
1F. Sanseo, p VVVVVVVVVVV 4 0 0 0 0-. cialu rare urranging a list 91‘ games {01" titers in the world. Mm. Allen won her championship Inst year at Los Chicago, 4; St Louis. 3; 10 inningfis
Cleveland, 8: lietroit, 4.
is at work, i ELL...
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VVVVVVV 36 2 4 5,7 lvarsitv football sound
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" {_ Tntuls _ I *“ ‘E~‘r-'-E-~1w~~'~
“. . ‘Slllllnlal‘y‘: 'I‘wobase ltitn—-—(lrlmes €nbout neventv-flve athletes “mm" by.‘ I x “ ‘ V
FRHM HflYTVI LES‘E Sangm: Struck out~~'llv Lonch'tlt'wms time, but at present no member ‘ i‘
z I E , ‘8: by F. Sanseo. 7. Double plav-—lIo-l0f the athletic council or athletic; ~- ’ '1 “ ’ ' l
......___ igan to Dullnhu to Hunt. Stolen baseqi‘emns‘ including the chairman. m“ CLUB,SlflT" SHMTI
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‘ lte’Bcut‘cuts travelled to Btamfordi——Beurcats, 7; lloylville, 4. John lick i
, ‘ ' " d i. look- ......_. __ -,
(0M1). has WEI "Viv”! on g ‘ ..The Norwulll Rifle (Jlull held the
' r ‘ t cl. ‘l nt. .
name. V . . #3, W* , “-‘ ‘mfrgtéqufirhg‘hlg (”Kinda for “Wtenth and last‘tlhotil of the till? small
Innclluk twirled- for theCalS Wilhii‘ER‘ .“th'szTEch (‘7) Etrill in ml” is will under (llcttslllon ‘b‘m' WNW!“ “mm Saturday 0" the'
“saloon on the receiving end, Lon-i V‘ .-‘ h AMONG BALL PLAYERS- p0 ‘ ‘ ’ 'l l-‘lax llill range. l
, .. 1 . 1 ' ill: I it atlhedis-i
lll‘rehitvcd eight strikéout§9finfl§flusk Jack COM! W“ damaging his} I“? "3:; a: emilitzzv‘ binds ‘of the i-u’l‘bo following scores were made:
Time oft
Ithe football trainer and truck athletic
lessor (‘orwit’h is here.
of lioyivlllil1 in a roastmalfunctioning?““fifllzlllv“I‘llllldi’.
obit
‘1
«: " '5» for l‘ 753“? (“19‘ ‘62? .‘ lwork "5 ”Sign 1; “Mil". mi lods Pl}. , ‘ ' . - 3+” , r“ . Slow. Rapid'l‘otttl.L
. x~ wanton..." tit’élaiiifwclms wit delimiter? .. s':flit’233’“£3..§.l‘3ht'“.f..‘:.iil$‘f?3£l l...l:;mter. r. as “ 8...”.
"-ilduheit‘mutlieli‘i ymtrtsm'hli- mé‘johfirpiydo a que on‘rnéto whiit batter he that“ iridium me First and human E, x. li‘ar’tf. ........ 88 Riv-473‘
.. ., V . ',found it hardest to pitch tolllo replied: \vho'filive been combined as the 109,; F. W. lloppnl. ..... 86 Sit-«460‘
The feature of the game. was' Mug: "Well. that's a hard question to atrium” Staten Infantry Thevrexpect Ir. J, Reynolds. . 87 09~——15t‘.
son'tfilclding at the third sack. Mason swer. They‘re all hard and any batter'to‘dcparl for France ”mm“ but the \V\r_ Mathews 93 ““154
pulled of! thc neatesu tiv that was over in the league, no matter how carefully: Bowl, and some, Vlf. llunkelueier ‘. 75 Til-14?»
it not all of the .
staged at the park on :1 Mill hall that you figure his capabilities. ls liable to} other athletic 90m... may be used tor) On Sunday, September 231 the. club
certainly made him dig. cut, loose at any time. and upset animllitztry purposes this fall. A report‘wlllllold a surprise shoot on the Flux
VW.» Court alsoployed a star game your calculations, However, I believel‘hm the Bowl would not be av,u..“‘" range.
and stopped ll“ 60W of lhlngfl. George“ iiurns gives more trouble than ' able for FDOl‘lH this fall was ch“! ‘. .
Williamson is to be given credit for any other man in whom I have 1010‘“de the in,“ week, but met With; . GIBBONS TO 36% CARPENTIER .
his heudwork in sacrifices for which a pitch. He is a good batter. find it's “inc other othcial response than thal‘lw ‘
few-0f the winning runs were fiCON‘l‘n hard matter to fool hint. because it till “mm“ would be two entirely sol»: Pair Will Claoh in New York on Colum-
Landy also played it 3000331110 and seldom. indeed, that. be strikes at a bad gervion‘ to military, uses till the close; .» ' bu: Day
hit in life .llillClWS. halt, Yeti, I should say he's a (gush . of me war. . 'VMikc Gibbons and George Carnentier
' 1
Wright, Court and Slmms Were‘pmposmbn for tiny D‘Wlel‘." Th e undergradutttea who have aru'win meet in New York on Columbus
kept. running in the field by the long .V Some time later Burns was asked
‘ rived here. have expressed themselves. Day. Tltls'lnformntlon wan given out in
flies which were mm“ “in“ 9359' What pitcher-he round hardest to hit.'cager for athletics in order to relievc'New York last night. by Carbentler's
Plunkett also played a 80"“ game. ,He didn't hesitate a moment. lute drudgery of study my military {personal refircsentatlve. Gibbons and.
The mm “mm Wm be Ridgefiem “Th"l's easy,” he said “Jack garm An estimate at the attendance the promoter are now talking baslnl‘SS.
High at Ritlgeflcld n9“ Sundny. Coombs," I ’ makes it. probable that between 1,80033nd as theofl’er made. the Stimuli,
to score:
Norwaik' and New Haven Boxers:
~ ‘No other games scheduled.
« . International League.
KUNZ MEETS BROWN.AGAIN' t; Providence, 2-]: Newark. 1-3.
.. ‘ No other games scheduled.
American Annotation.
Indianapolis, 4-5; Kansas City, 1-0.
Toledo, 4-1; St. Paul, 3-3.
Minneapolis, 8-3; Columbus, 6-10.
Louisville, 4-8: Milwaukee, 1-10.
Matched for Third Engagement. i
Chic Brown, the. New Haven light
weight, has been matched to box Bald.
tling Kuuz, state lightweight chum-V
piou, in the. .«tar bout of 15 rounds. to:
be staged under the direction of the
Arena A. C., of New Haven. on the
night of October 8. All details lead.
ing up to [ht match have been tenta-
livelyvsetlled and the rival boxers will
soon ontet'rirllinlng. i
The Brown-Rum match has been
banning the for sevoral weeks. Ont)"
a. short time ago the boxers were re,
ported as matched to box in Bridge-'TAYLOR COLsfiED CYCLIST,
port, but this was'later denied. At . ’ IWINS MILE RACE
that time the managers or the fished-3 NEWARK, N. J..' Sept. 171-"ltlajor'"
lve s‘crappors could not come to terms. Taylor, the famous 'cdlored bicyclist.
KThe 1:311: unjznrlg: it; itefrczjnt’fg‘: of Worcester,‘Mass.,‘won at mile "old-—
utlz w ox I V ‘ timers" race ’ here. yesterday, com-—
itdirlf'?d°r§§§li {SL‘IWE’L $35.“: if“? “mgttlldefs “3‘9 “M“ if:
' . ' o It teen on wen _v y are ago. a.
:8"); 0? hi;o:lgtna; aimfiugivro‘? lor defeated Arthur Ross of Harrison. '
°" ‘1 ' 8” a 9" a a ' " ' N. J. and John M. Chapman ht Atinnw
9““ h” ”“91"“ a ““9".“ “I" la, on. two former pacé’loito‘wem, and:
which he finnozlzfg Silizzorivll‘: Howard Freeman at Portland, om.
pass up. e c ' 'v . in er twent
mark the third between the two. $35 “32:. 1 crack S” t "
—. " The other old-"timers in the race:
”werehNttt Butler, Alex Motion and:
Bill Tenseler of‘Bo'ston, Whiter"Bnrd~
' GAMES TODAY.
Nationnl L‘el'gue.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at t‘incinnati.
New York at Chicago. V _
'Dnly‘three ‘gnmoa scheduled. ; ., ,
A1merican__l_.eague.
“Boston at New YofltV .
Philadelphia at Washhygldn.
Only two games schedule .~ _
FORSTER RETAINS TITLE.
w“ . 2.00 students, 8 “mat" aboul§w°ndfl 1“ exceptionally large 1" mintents Richards in Final for Yonkert ,
. series and the managers on BEARCATS. BEAR CATS TO PLAY HOYTVILLES} :30 n oyoar M0. wnlg‘n‘akft‘“p titejnmctlcally certain that. the match will, Tennis Championship. gett, Bdll'alo; Sam Brock, Long Inlandi
need that the game will be calicdl . ab r h I") e The Bear Cuts will tzavct to stem university the coming year. Under,“ arranged before the present “week: NEW YORK.«Sept. 17.—Hcrbert W City, and Victor 110359 and Ed hum~
P- 111. Sharp, and Jimmy Giblin “.m:Wrtgltt, If "‘4 0 0 3 ‘4; ford this Sunday and there clash'with these conditions athletic material will: 93"?3- ' iI-‘or’sler of Columbia, yesterday 'alter~“ve"' “Newark, N'IVJ‘VW _ .
to annex the third game and the“. w“ CWT" CH" """""" 4 1 1 1 0 the fast IloytVilles of that place. The be scanler than usual and, as every Came-“U“ 1" d“? in America “‘5' noon retained the. tennis champion‘shlp‘ . . E' NAN :~
glpionship, of ‘Norwalk. bill. ”18 In.§vgllliamson. (‘. .9”... ...4 1 1 9 0‘13““. Cats Will try hard [0 come home. varsity .ntlllete Of eVPI‘)’ team hull time. His mlSSlOl't ls‘patriotlc. The Of Yonkers. In thé final of the titular: . T'E |N P V” T RACE'
ehdents are hard fighters nud‘tF' Itonchak, p W4 1 1 1 1yilth the honors of victory. They will year is now enrolled in mllltnryserv" Fl‘EHCh middleweight Is the moht ”0"“competition at the park Hill country; ‘—"f . ‘
ill 11le “'ill get him and win nextzMasml, 093') "NH-”"4 0 1 ‘3 9 make the trip with that auto bus. lcc, raguluriv organized teams will he “13" box" WHO'W‘” “Mel! a mitt in Club Forster defeated Vincent Rich- KANSAS CITY' ”919““- 17"“9‘
day‘s game. The score: 'CO'm‘t» 3b'2b_ - '. --------- “1 9 0 1 A. which will leave corner of Cedar and ‘ impossible. it is" feared. ~ ‘3 European ““55““ darn-devil fe“words, the national boys champion, MB ”on season series to decide the win»
' Tit..._..S. Landy. 1“) ------------- 4 1 1 8 ‘0 thirl‘icld avenue, at 12:30 sharp in 0“: ' _ as an aviator-have nttracteu world-wideBets to 1. The‘ store was 3—6. 6—2, nor of the second 191‘ \Vestcrn League
ab r .. no a e Plunkett, ss " """ ""4 0 0 1 er to arrive. in Stamford at 1 so they EASTER CLOUD WINS attention, and that he has been glvonkm 8—6. The victory gave Forster season, “'h'VChVV started July 24, was
annuity, If ,,,,,,, 4 0 .0 1.. 0 0: Simms, rt ........4 0 1 . I. . 0 can Itnve'tlte field to play On at that! lsAbDLE HORSR STAKE“ leave of absence bycthe French war-a second leg on the championship cup. made. necessary yesterday when Joplin“
livan, c .......... 3 o 0 11 2 0] "T “ — f’ ‘5’ time. All those who wish logo will; LOUISVILLE,Ky..1‘lept.17.~—Easter:depaflmemh9 will come to “H: Statestwmch first was won by 1),, mm“ two tied “Hutchinson for first place. The:
onnoliy, rt .....3 1 1 2 2‘ 1 Totals ' """ x “““ 36 4 6 ‘57 5 meet at the said place, at the. corrcm'Cioud, owned by Mrs. Lenin 1,0,13,3totnke part in bouts with our leadincu:years ago. 3playot’l starts tomorrow. Thowlnner
.e, of . .......... -4- 0 L 2 1 0 HOYTVILLE' , time. It'wili cost tWentY-tlve cents.écOmbs of Kansas‘City. won .thet;1o‘.mlddleweights. “H“ has promised ‘0 'Of ““3 1’09t 503501} series faces "-
ch, 3b 4W 0 0 1 ’1 0i , abr- h po e round trip. What else’ do you want 1 000 world's championship saddle “orsflimrnnver every cent that he earns 9 . seven game series immediately mgteVra.
way, 1h .4 1 2 c o. o! Richaldllellv 1‘ ~---------4 0 1 3 for nothing? All aboard for the Bearf slake‘hcro last night. Richelieu 'Ktug hm *0 the French fund for uePelldl‘VllltOTHER‘ SPORTS ON PAGE 3 ward With Des Momos as winner m:
, rt ............;3 0 1 0 0 ojVGrimes. C --------- 4 1 1 7 Catclloytvillc name, next stonVStam- was second, Cascade third and- Ma)“ We‘lls- Georges, by the. way, “ml _ «...—.... in? first Western League season,
her, 2b ........3 1 2 3 2‘ oiHogan, ss .............4 0‘ 1 4 ford‘ mm mm, , . pay his own expenses tutu-ms... m“'l‘ne. Seating. winch ended July 22-
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INDEPENDENTS. _ ,. . "" . _ . , . , . - 7 .1 . . ' ’ , . ,, ~ . ~
at. r .. .0 a HANKAND PETE.- t - , memmt‘tui‘ratefioflmtsrmcumn 5131(1thme
71” .3b """ “"‘4 0 0 0 1 '0 €56,1HISECOHOHIleC toeAts PETEDEAECO mum ‘ V " ' ‘ ‘
. 1181‘. SS -- ~4, 0 0 1 3 0 ~ lee-roman m‘fienvessomce- mecctgm'h‘n'rtu.“ ' UHAT‘s'Ttié‘Ftifit‘ffe‘R No-9UT1 .l .1
ieri, lb—p ...... 327 o 1 s .. 0 Me mac opal-«Atovcuefiticew " from harm Hamma- ' 1 "WT? filD‘iVOU BREAtc . '~ " 4' ’
a; d 3 0 2 1 ,. u , .TH‘? 9HlV€F SERVANTis-_PD¢VTEPT xfiEethTo out“. .. . p ‘ . , 9 1 . ?. Mild: lNA i
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vaoy,c ........... '4 0 0 8 o 0
th,p‘. ... ...... 3‘ 0.0 o 2 o
mes,1b... ...... 1‘ o o 3 1 o E 3i
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SCORE BY thirtieth; .'
endents ....0 01030 0 it t) 0 0—0 x
a. ......... OlfOJOOZtlx—j
"marl“: Earned runs—Tigers. 4. ‘ .
base hits~Frtend§ ‘F.';.Connolly, l
.. “'I’al'el'. urethane hit-40h g
.Bome mu—Redi'ny. First on
_ on Olsen: 4; off Smith. 1. i
out—By Olsen. to; by snout,
Gil-mien. 1. Lemon ham—4n. ». 2 h.
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