THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. JULY 21, 1904.' TACOMA WINS PITCHERS' BATTLE Edited ay X A. HOrVAN Robinson & Cb's All Straw Suit Cases TACOMA CAPTURES BRILLIANT CONTEST NORDYKE IS STAR FIRST BASEMAN TXM TX- uu novsa on in on xixoi ajtd war oxtttmimjjulm AMD OTIBiU STaBB WtPTilim OBXAT CATCX. ' . and Portland, July 10. Sporting Kdltor, The Journal. City. Dnr Sir Will you kindly answer the following aueatlon ac cording to official score.r's,Teord to Bat tle a little dlnpute that haa been pend ing for two weeka, until Anally It haa. been agreed by both aldea to leave the decision to you. 1 Who la the best first baeeman In the league; fielding and batting? 1 Who la considered to be the beat "pinch hitter, according' to official rec ord? I What can be aald of Caatro. both a a fielder and what' la tola batting rec ord to date?.'".,-' My friend make the assertion that Caatro la the pooreat all-round man In the Portland team, and I aay he la the beat;, ualng patter, er at least-as-good Judgment aa any man In tha team,- or, in the league. Very greatly oblige, A ROOTER, Tacoma. 1; Portland, 0. ' Overall and qrahamihjrimagL Steelman. I Teaterdaya game between the Tigers; and Browne was the llneat pitchers' battle In the "Gome ground thla year. and It waa no disgrace for. Portland to loae IL Jaka Thlelman ospoeed Overall f and eo far aa hlta were concerned tha I fact college star. There la no telling how I n & wm ! . him mrmm rmn . . . m. . . - --- .. . - m f liouii roraysa or iirnmi is oy iunn J Raymond stopped Thlelman a rather-wild f ads the beat drat baseman In the Coaat throw in we nttn inning, wnicn resuueo iMru. j. ficldlne-. batting and baaerun in I icomi a oniy run. mi j i nine. Tom Delehanty of Seattle, so- far this Reason, la -considered- the beat "pinch hitter" In the Coaat league. Caatro la the beet fielding second base man. In the Coast league. To date Caa tro' a batting average la about .286. Caatro la a clever player arid when In condition la not aurpaaaed by any player In the league In fielding. Slnee joining Portland Caatro haa been laid up aev- aral times, ones for five weeka and several tlmee Buffering from minor In juries. In the game at Bedro-Wooley on Monday he wag lilt on the elbow by a ball that took a false bound and waa out of Tuesday's game aa a conaequence. Hie arm waa ao aore than ha couldn't hold his bat properly. He thoroughly understands baseball. J. A- H. WINNING RUNNERS - - . ON THE TRACKS (Journal Special i ska ) . St. Loula, July II. Fair grounda sum mary: . One-mils,- selling-Ladaa wonr time. 1:40. Six furlongs Miss domes won; time, 1:14. Mile and three furlongs. Bailing Atlj- ena won; time, l:OTH. hlx furlongs Loretta IS. won; time. l:lf.- r rx ' One mile St Agnes won; time, l:4tt " Seven furlongs Caterpillar Von; time, ; wia-e BBSs . .' At BUwthorae. ,-'''' Chicago, July 21. Hawthorns sum mary: ' ' ' J One mile Jerry Lynch won; time. course Creolin J to win. the game. Both pitchers were " nerformlna brilliantly. Overall waa 5 terror to the local sluggers and fanned 10 of them la lightning ahape. Thlel- man would not .allow tha Tigers to put their claws on more than one safe swat. But while Overall had perfect support. ' Thlelman' was bad, live errors being t made behind him. which, of eourae, mart hla work more difficult than Overalls. Several times a hit would have dona the ' trick for Portland, but Overall would " rome to the front and fan the batter. V In the ninth Inning, with a man on sec. ond and one out. and the crowd pulling i' like horses for Portland, tha Brownlea -could not connect for a single. . In the r last Inning, had Campbell, made a hit. T Two7nih would "have -waltoped-tionTa. P but. with three Imlla and two strikes on f. him. big Overall struck him put and .' ended the suspense. V It was a great gams and, although It r was too bad to have lost It, tha fana left for home feeling satisfied that f Thlelman outpltched the mighty Overall and that Taeoma'a run came on a' bad error. It was a pretty gams to watch. Xadeau'a catch 'of Overall's great drive to tha fence was easily tha moat dlffl- cult catch tnade here In many days. ' The smash looked good for a home run, bat It came down like a shot and Phil squeesed iip close and cinched It against tha fence. Overall had everything. Hla irr-r Steeplechase, short won: time. !;. . Six furlongars-Cllfton Forge won; tuna, 1:13 t-i. One mile Bragg won; time. 1:40 4-1. Six furlong's Delcarina won;' time, 1:14. . .' ; . , , five furlongs Monts won; tlmel:02. '. ' At' Seattle. ' July 21. Results at The selling Mastsr .won; Seattle," Meadows: Six furlongs, time, 1:18. . Seven furlongs, aelllng Gladys Belle won; time, 1:2. Flve end a half furlongs. sailing Alice Carey Won; time, 1:08. One mile, Tacoma handicap Blu Eyea won; time. 1:404,. Six and a half furlongs, sailing Bellq Reed won; time, 1:20V. ' Six furlongs, purse--Inetructor won; time, 1:11. -At Brighton Beach.- CALIFORNIA'S CAPTAIN IS SERIOUSLY ILL There la sorrow among football en thusiasts of the University of California at the present time, the cause of which la the serious Illness of "Heine" Ilelt mullerth captain of the "varsity. Heltr muller haa been spending hla vacation at Jacksonville, in thla state, where he haa JJew York, July 21. Brighton Beach summary: Five and a half furlongs, selling Fleur de Mare won; time. 1:07. - Steeplechase, about two miles Good and Plenty won; time. 4:27 1-8. Mile and a sixteenth, aelllng Cleve land won; time, 1:47. ; BIX furlongs, oiencove handicap ' Lady. Amelia won; time, i.ll 1-6. Mile and a furlong, handicap Water Boy won; time, 1:61. rive and ' a - half furlongs Diamond Flush won; time, 1:08. curve ball end drop wers thrown Juet n became 111, and ao aerloua was hla ' aa 1st i Vtss avfrw-ekflawTrl Attaei M9A . . .... .... , mm aBjre7T-v ea a gaas w v n when- It cams to a pinch, his curves eaeflv' fooled the voumrstera. Thtel- caae that ha was taken to Med ford He became no better, and finally he was sent to his home In Oakland. Phyal. man's work was superb; In. truth,, his clana now U)f that unleas hs becomes perrormance waa oeiwsr imn ma uppw ..nent's, but not ao spectaouur. V Thai Tagraal Tally. Charlie Grahim led off In the fifth : with a hit to Raymond, which' the little . fellow failed to handle and Charlie waa ,f eafe. Overall bunted down the alley, I . and Thlelman threw to catch Graham at 7 second, but thbaU went paet Raymond Ilka a ahot, and ambled between Dren- , nen s legs, going clear to tne tence. better In tha near future aa operation rill have to be performed. Thla will keep Heltmuller from the "grid" for at least the f Irat half of tha season, and perhaps Ills, physicians will not allow hlra to play at all. VATIOffAX. ZJBAOUm. Kew York Won. ........ .68 allowing Graham to score whlls Overall I Cincinnati i, .4111 V, 1 . " ..Huvnw. and Sheehaqr hH to Castro, who threw V Overall out at. the plate. Sheehan was t nipped a moment later trying to purloin .-second, by a beautiful throw from Bteel- , BIS. ,..':. .'.'.., Ths score foTtowsr- '.",' - - portlaKd. . '. ' AB.R.H. PO. A. E. ' Nadeau. 1. f. 4 0 0 2 0 0 McCreedte, r. f. 4 0 2 2 0 .. Tlrennen. a. f. ....... I SO 0 0 1 ., Beck, lb. t 1 2 '. Raymond, a. a ...... 4 0 0 4 4 2 - Campbell. 8b. 8 0 110 I raatro. 2b 2 0 0 2 4 1 Steelman. c 2 0.620 I Thlelman, p. ..80 11 1 1 42 45 Pittsburg .......42 St. Louia ..40 Boston . . ,, .28. Brooklyn . . 20 Philadelphia 18 " Lost: 22 21 81 83 Si to . 88 t P. .718 .6SJ .691 .688 .638 '.3'il .2(1 .242 At Pittsburg-. Re H C .4 4 2 Pittsburg . . New York 8 2 Batterlee Flaherty and Bmitn; Araee and Bowerman. empires O'Day and Mofan..,.' Totals . .... Poyle, r. f. .......... 4 Sheehan. 2b. ........ 4, Nordyke. lb. ......, 2 Kaitan, a a. 2 Lynch, c' f. 4 Casey, 2b. ......... 2 McLaughlin, L t .... Graham, c ......... 2 Overall, p. .10 I 27 II (I TACOMA. ' AB, R. H. PO. A. K. Chlcagi d Kling;. Fraser and Roth. Philadelphia . . . . Batterlea Lundjrren, At Chicago. . R. HE. .4 11 1 . .8 Wicker 1 and 0 0 0 0 A , 0 0 ?! 0 0 , 0 1 0 0 0 2 ? i 1 2 2 0 2 2 0 i 0 10 1 0 t . At naolaaatL R. H.T- Cincinnati... ......6 8. 1 Brooklyn 4 10 1 Batterlea cwing ana ncniei: uarvin. Jones and Bergen. Umpire Johnstone and Carpenter. AHZmXOAaT UAOTa. , Won. Loat Totals ...2 1 1 27 U 0 RUNS AND HITS BT INNINGS. : 1214178 Portland . .....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hlta . . ........0 Mltl ll Tacoma - . ....... 0 0 0 1 0 0 ' Hlta ., 01000 1 SUMMARY. Stolen bases McCreedle. Campbell. ' Basea on balls Off Thlelman, 4; off . Overall, 2. Struck out By Thlelman, 8: by Overall, 10. Double plays Raymond to Beck; Graham to Eagan. Left on basea Portland. : Tacoma. 8. Hit by pitched ball Nordyke. Passed ball Steelman. Time of game One hour and Boaton . . ............60 -- 27 New York . 48 . 80 Chicago -. . ...........47 82 - Philadelphia . ..42 81 Cleveland .......... ..40 21 St: Loula . 21 41 Detroit . . . 21 44 Washington . . 14 .60 ' PC. .664 .60S .888 .660 .648 .421 .411 .182 .At rhUadalphla. R. St. Louis , ........0 Philadelphia 2 46 minutes. ' McDonald. Umpires O'Connell and BAOZRO COAST UAOVB. CLCBS. Tarmna Seattle i ! Angeles ..... Unf gaa Fraadaeo.... 1 ltUart Ltet g 21 12 1113 T 1 1 0 10 5! 10 I. a -I!. .)43fl!0S8;e2e3 .32 IL K. 4 l 6 0 Batteries Howell and Kahoe; Flank and Powers. ':.... At WMhlagtoa. - 1 R. II. E Washington ..;...0 4 7 Chicago , .'...8 16 0 Hatteriea fatten, jownsena ana Klttredge;' Smith and McFarland. At Bew Tork. R. H. K. Detroit . . 11 16 2 New York T 8 Batteries Kitaon and wood: l'owelL Clarkaon and Klelnow. At Boetoa. - . First rams ... R. H. E Cleveland 6 6 0 Boaton 1 ,7 4 Batteries Moore ana ilemis; Gibson and Farrell. Second arama R. It E. Cleveland . . 17 4 0 0 1 LOCAL OARSMEN ARE CONFIDENT OF VICTORY ' Tha' oarsmen who will represent the Portland Rowing club- In the regatta Friday and Saturday have taken a de cided Impetus In their training alnce the arrival of the rival crews have been turning out on the local eourae and are trying harder than ever to get Into ahape that will land tha bulk of tha svanta to their favor. It Is evident that tha Vancouver lads have adopted the stroke of tha James Bsy aggregation, and they eould not have done better, for In grace and rapid' Ity of recovery It cannot be beaten. They are ehowlng up particularly wall In the Junior four, and, aa the Portland boys are virtually an unknown quantity in this event, the outcome is doubtful. Ambrose's crew defeated Frohman'a crew Tuesday - afternoon for the possession or the coveted cedar shell, but tha van. qulshed ones claim thatthelr opponents had a decided advantage In the weather which, being rather rough, was a hind' ranee to a light crew. Their opinion la shared by a large number of. admirers. who say that tha amall fellows will spring, a surprise when tha race Is run off tomorrow.. . Owing to the many times In former years that the James Bay people have carried off the honora, thay are generally oonoeded to have the aenior four event well in hand. The opinion la not shared by Coach Percy Stowell, however, for he says that though the visitors may look prettier from the grandstand, it takea beef to propel a- acow, and that beef he is prepared to furnish In the ahape of tha four husky glanta who will rep resent Portland. - Tha beauty of tha style used by the Victorias Is remarked upon by every' body who sees them work. The outrlg- glng of their boat la high, enabling them to take a graceful stroke with a quick. nil. 1 m i .1, . ....'....J. . .Debrlaay and Gloss have Wt twice before in the senior singles snd each haa a victory to hia credit. The rivalry between the men la keen and thla event la sura to be exciting. Lamheraon and Patton are also entered in, the alnglea They are both veteran oarsmen with more than enough craftlneea and muacle to make their chancea good. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Slaughter Sale HALF PRICE Ladies' Walking HAT Choice of what's left of our en- : tire stock for T , - . -: - (&201 ant SUA 41; Boston all's Croat FlteMng. Los Angeles. July 21. Hall waa ln- . ' TinciDi y eaieraajr, ana ins eeaie could Co nothing with his offerings. Score: r a c I xe Angeles . ..2001000 2 6 1 . San Fran 0000 1 0 0 0 1 2 2 Batterlea Hall and Smith; Whalen ana uonon.- ' ; Oaklaad's Timely Blta.- San Francisco. July 2L Oakland's ' hits ware moat opportune and Seattle went down the Una enee mora . Score: " ' " R. H. IS. 1 Seattle . ... . . .1 t 0 0 0 4 6 1 Oakland 0 2 1 1 1 6 1 Batterlea C Hall and Wilson: Buchanan and Byrne. Umpire McCar- ny. t u . ; BACirzo batiobai. xjiaoub. Twelve Xaalags at Boiee. : Botes, Idaho. July 21. Although Mc 'Farlan waa touched-up for It hits yes-j terday, hla team won out In the Twelfth Inning. Score: R. ILK. -Bo4t ....1 11 2 12 - Hutte . ....21 2 1 It 1 Batterlea McFarlan and .Hanson; noon ana ewinoeiis. . ...... " K "' - ' Beelek Waa Bit Bars. Salt Lake City, July 21. Eselck waa hit bard yesterday and Spokane had no dlfnaulty in winning, score; - ... R. n.R. Ppokane . 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 6 11 2 Halt lke 00 0 1 1 0001 2 Batteries fOemmann and Stanley; Jealck and Hauaen. I'mplre tavla v Bonne school, Tom Tracer, 10 4th at Batterlea Joss and: Abbott; Tounc. Winter and Crlger. POSTS AT SFOXABB. "' (Journal Special Service.) Spokane. Waah., 'July 81. The Spo kane Amateur Driving club, which gave ao many good races at the fair grounds this cprlng, la now planning to put on a number of eventa during the Interstate fair meet here this fall. Tha plan la to give about three or four races In a week snd thus keep up tha Interest In ama teur driving. There will be no football at Gonsaga college this fall. This la the decree of i nm ,inHiK.r vi Biiiieiitja. i iiri v .una been, a prejudice at Gonsaga agalnat football for several years, and for a time the students wars not allowed to play. The members of that Institu tion are not opposed to the game, but h parent of. the. students. There are a number of good players at tne cnuege wno win nave to oe sat isfied with following tha games of other tea ma The decision of Gonsaga will compel the high school and other school teams to go- elsewhere for gamea OREGON YACHT CLUB TO HOLD BAND CONCERT The members of the yacht club will hold a recaption and concert at the club house. Grand avenue and Ellsworth street on Saturday 1 evening, t to 10 o'clock. . Brown's Park band will fur' nlah tha mualo and tha yachta, club house and floats will be dressed with lanterns and flaga - Tha publlo ia In vited to enjoy the musio and the Illum inations. . Extra cars will leave Third and TamhUl streets for the club house every few minutes. A fine view of the Illuminations of the yachts can be had from the river and hundreds of people will avail them selves of the opportunity by viewing the entertainment from smau boats and launches. , TACOMA IS v BASEBALL ' CBABT. Bob Hill of tha Tacoma Ledger haa been .sent to Portland, arriving here this R)ornlng..to cover the preeent aef- les In which the Tlgera are battling for pennant honors, for that paper. Mr. Hill states that Tacoma Is baseball craiy and tnat a grand reception la being planned for tha pleyera upon their ar rival In Tacoma. The feeling prevails In Ttgertown that the combination under Fisher can beat anything In uniform. DIAMOND GL1STENINGS Both Thlelman and - Overall pitched grand ball and the loser la entitled to aa much credit aa the victor. Thlelman al lowed only one hit to Overall's five, while the big collegian struck 10 of the Browns to three fanouts credited to our Jake. , , Everyone noted the wonderful' Im provement in Overall's work. "Ovle" haa wonderful speed and fine curves, and with a little more professional ex perience In which to acquire control, not even, Mat thewson, . MoGlnnlty, Cy Toung or any of the other stare will have any thing on the Berkeley lad. . .'Jake. Thlelman and Erva Beck worked the first to pitcher play perfectly, yes terday, when Jake would cover the bag on a alow hit to Beck. ' Phil Nadeau threw the crowd into ecataclea when he caught Overall's ter rific drive off thedeep left field fence In the. third. The wind robbed Beck of a homer on hla first appearance at bat. lie hit a high, fly which dropped just Inside the fence at the flag pole and Mike Lynch was under it when the ball cams down. Some of these Hats were worth ' as high as $10.00i - Negligee Shirts $1.50 and $3.00 Values, now BATMlNa SUITS "'' " ' ' '" , At prices never before quoted In this city. If y pa need anything in this line, now ia the time to buy. $3.00 Suit now. .. '.92.50 $3.50 Suit now. . . .f 3.00 $1.50 Suit now. . . .$1.00 ; $2.50 Suit now. . . .$2.00 4 Dozen Ladies'. Waists Made by John Forsyth. AH thla aeason'a. goods, regularly sold for 9AJ7S will close them out Friday and Saturday for only EACH , a Broken Lines Sum-V mer Under wear $2.50 $3.00 and j f) Values now 1 Crush Hats Just the things for the seaside " and . mountains ;j regular $2.50 v . values, now $1.25 1 Seasonable -Goods -at Lowest Prices Robimisoe Co 289 Washington Street Perkins Hotel Quality the BEST Prices the Lowest NOTED SPEAKER FOR PARTY RALLY Franklin K. Lana of Ban Francisco, one of the foremost Democrats of Cali fornia and the party's candidate for gov ernor In the last stats election, will be one of the speakers at tha great mass meeting which will be held In this olty under tha ausplcea.of the Multnomah Democratle club July 88 to endorse the nominations for president and vloe-pree-ldent made by the Bt, Loula convention. Mr. Lane waa Invited to be present at the rally In thla city and a telegram was received from- him yesterday accepting; the invitation. . The meeting will probably be held In the open air. Boms of the most promi nent Democrats of the state will make addresses. A preliminary meeting will be held thla - evening at Foreaters hall to make neceeaary arrangements. and all Democrats are Invited to attend. A new Democratic club Is soon to be formed under the susplces of the coun ty central committee. . This waa deter. mined st .a meeting of the commit. tee. - Democrats Will be Invited to meet August 10 for the purpose -of organising the club. - It is only a few weeks sines the Multnomah Democratle club was formed, snd ths now organ' ganlsatlon that la to be organised la ths outgrowth of paat dlfferencee between the two wings of ths party. The two factions were suppoaed to have burled the hatchet, but a disposition is mani fest to revive the old feud. A New Comer. The most recent valuable addition to the Portland commercial world Is the Underwood Typewriter, a visible writ ing, high-grade machine, one that em bodies all that la good in the old-time 'blind.' or "up-side-ddwn" writing ma chines, and at the sams .time has none of the objectionable features so familiar to operators. The Underwood ia equipped with a tabulator without extra cost. The agency la located tem porarily at No. IS Front street, and Is In charge of competent, experienced typewriter men. Base Ball Base Ball PORTL,AIND VaS. TACOMA aJUUV 33, 33 and 34 : maoasATioTsT iab Twaaty-thlrd and Yang ha atresia. . .;. Qaiae called 1:10 p. m. Sunday, 1:10 p.m. Admlaaton 25 centa; Children II centa Ladles' Days Thursday and Friday. - JOURNAL COUPON -f waggsMMw i-n-COUPON-""- Star Theatre Friday Matinee, July M, 1004. This coupon, when presented at box office, good for 6o toward ad mission. . . OWIlWWtiw PORTLAND CLUB CA FE I3 Fifth Strst, Between Waablngtoa b4 AMor , HEIlVnTACE WHISKEY. SCHLITZ BEER All Leading Brands of CIsars. Lqnch at 9 p. m. RJ, COMING The Great FLOTO SHOWS One day only. July it. 1 and n. m. Bhow ground, Havler and Twenty-first streets Admission: Adults, 60c; Chil dren, 36o. - AWAIT SirOBTATXOK. Two male and ens female Chlneae and a 1-year-old boy were taken off tha orl ental liner Aragonla, which arrived In port last Thursday, by Sheriff Word. They will be held at tha county jail awaiting deportation, having eoma Into the country in violation of the exclusion lawa The men are Chin Ark and Lee Olt; the woman Lee Moy. Her little eon haa the big nam or Loo Hoo Chin Bin. ' Her husband was taken to the hospital, aerlouiy 111, when ths vessel reacnen port. ' PI roOWiVg1 fokt'hb la tklo Mcagto yes t mM ttwdor. TtU U tao Uno SUo, TRP RlfPD THFsTDP shs. snsLa iiiuiiait 9(T1 eerge U Baker. Sols Lessee aad Mauagss. Tealtht. All Week, Hatlnee da tarda, the Baker Tbeatre Oompeny la BETSY A clever eoowdy la three acta, 'by I. B. Burns sd. Bveabur prices, l&e, tSe, Me, Bos. ' MaUaee, lOe, too, SSc. Vest Week, Oommeadng Sunday Matins, "T-ITTLg LOBB FAITaTTUBOT." - rsVH i r ? p cy EAST PORTLAND - FENCE & WIRE WORKS A. CARLSON, Proprietor Manufacturer of '' WOOD, IRON AND STEEL FENCING And ths Universal Combination Fenos ELEVATOR ENCLOSURES BVERTTHINO IN WIRE. ;' i B8t B. Morrlsoa St, Fortand, Oxegoa. v Telephone, Union 174. The Portland ' ' FOSTLAjrS, OUQOI, H Aowricaa Ptaa ; ' $3 Per Day and Upward mAOQUAKTBRS FOR TOURISTS AND OOaft -i MBRCIAL TRAVBLERS , ;. , SDeolal rates mads to families aadT amais arantlemen. A modern TniklsSi kaU stabllstuaeat la tba hoteL , O. (X BOWBAs Managaa. AMT7SZXX BTTS. SHIEUDeSV PARK 1U and WasMogtoa. , Pboae Main 4T0T. Broadway Sloe's Big Bxtravagaaaa , D1AVOLO UP TO DATE3 Aa eM eptra with uv trimmlnga. . loe. tot . an. Saada ssetlBee and smilnt aad relay sights TlHbYESSI UAUers ' Tae bams ef aellte vanAsvllU. OsatiBanM perfarsiaeeas from t to 4:M a. SnaOsrs, enntlnas I to 10:10 p. at. Bvenlsg perrorsuorM fro la T to 10:60 s. at Any seat In the thratre, . T121N CUINTS COHCBBT Btlr- ' BLASIBB BBOC ' OOBCBBT EVBBt BISaTt. : atsato auaxnoaV Poertk snd Stark Btreeta The tnple of Portland ensTdrsarlna. a , vaaaenue zaeawe ec aatnei aei , Brarf evening st 1:00 o'clock, ltxtlnee trrrt SiinrtuT, In s, lAii ADinssioii ymtx. LYRIC THEATRE - (Ooraer Alder aad Seventa.) HIQH-CLASS RUFINED VAUDEVILLH 1:M te e:so; i su m io.so; bob., s bs 10 s, sv Tats sd snd lOe will admit two people aay . aauDN sxcrpx iwnaars sna HoMOaa, TZB OKBTS BO KlLRXB. . ARCADE TI1EATRC BVBNTH AND WAaHIItOTOB. REflNED VAUDEVILLE t:15 to e A T1S te 10:80. Sunday cvNTTrtrmrrs bom a to lo-aa rOB LADIRS. OENTtCMBN ANO CHILD lUi at. AaMiuion lta win to ant sut. FRITZ THEATRE StO-Mt BUBSirDB. OBSP rim, lrea,. M. U, BBOWB. Me. Ttm. 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