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By RUN CKMMKI.L
Clear the decks, unites, for
the sixth annual Ktate softball
tourney that'll be t a in i n g
round the bend tomorrow. ...
Take ft from Mk. Prexy
Harry Collins and Director
Dwlght Adams, to wit: "'It'll be
the biggest, best and most
closely contested tourney In the
history of the state softball as
fcOcUtkm by Prcxy Collins;
"ltll be the Most coety con
test e-d, best and biggest in the
.state softball a&Mx-iittloa's his
tory , by "Director Adams , . . .
These two hard-working ktate
o ft ball associat ion liraUs base
their predictions on first-hand
knowledge of the brand ot ball
that has been dish e d up
throughout the state during the
regular season - ... They point
out that while Fort land and Sa
lem teams have heretofore
dominated tourney play, teams
front Astoria, Klamath Falls
and Cugone this ear sire
trotnise of being outstanding
contenders for the 193H gon
falon ... . Kr instance: Med-
ford Imported a Los Angeles
checker, Carle Keade, who kept
-the Pearpickcrs up there during
the. regular season but the
Klamath Falls team came along
in the playoff to knock eni off
S to 2 ... .
O
Locals Drcav Toughies.
Luck of the draw, i.e. "bad"
luck, pits Salem s two clubs
against two of the toughest in the
state in the first round .... Eu
gene's Rubes, wbo twice knocked
off the Papermakers during the;
regular season, and on the latter's
.home grounds to boot, tee off the
tourney at 7:39 tomorrow night
against those self same Rubes.
, ,,, As if that weren't headache
enough for, the treasary-minded
tourney officials. Salem's No. 2
team. Square Deal, meets what
all the boys axe-calling a plenty
tough ootfi t , the Astoria East
erns, in the first game Tuesday
night . ... Astoria, you remem
ber gentle customers, was the
club knocked out of the tourney
by those awful skunking scores of
21-0 in '34, 20-0 in '35, 10-O in
36 and 9 to 0 last year .... Bat
the Easterns hare blood in their
eyes this year . ... pitching for
them is the same Harry Stela
bock, but a "greatly Improved
chucker 'tis claimed ....
Percy
No-No King.
Tall, -gentle-mannered Percy
Crofoot,-' pin wheel ' proponent '
deluxe, will have , two titles to
defend .... He's the sole auth
or of the only no-hit, no-run
piece of pitching prose in the
history of the tourney .... The
a nder banding sinker ball si Lag
er signed his name to that fame
- against Hlllsboro last year,
. missing a perfect game by but
three walks ... - He climaxed
that performance by being vot
ed, unanimously, the outstand
ing player-aad sportsman of the
'37 tourney . . . . Did yon know
k that Flash Gordon, Yankee sec
ond baseman who is currently
' the leading big league rookie of
the year, once played In the
state softball tourney? . ... Yep,
in 1034 the Flash was in a Eu
gene uni, playing first base. ...
The defending champs Will be
back en toto, Rotary Bread of
Portland .... Remember bow
they lit on veteran Mickey Ber
lant of M M's Woodworkers
for IO hits awd a 13 to O shel
lacking in the championship
-game last year? Yes, and M Jk
M will be back this year, but
flying different colors . . . .
boasting almost the identical
MAM lineup, but parading the
Rosin i Wines banner ....
"Kitch" Top"Star." ",
Lome "Sqnee" Kitchen is the
only man to hare been chosen on
the all-state team in every year
of the tonrney'a history . . , .".
"Kitch" made It at second base.
for Fade's in '34 and '35, for
Hogg Bros, in 36, and as utility
infielder for Wait's last year..
Mickey Berlant, 37-year-old twlrl
er; has placed on the all-state
team three times, missing only
last year . . . . Bob Dunn, Paper
maker shortstop, made the covet
ed mythical club for Eugene In
'34 and for the 'Makers last year
.... Eleven of last year's 13 of
ficial all-state players will be back
to defend themselves . . . includ
ing Rotary Bread's foursome of
"Biff" Georgeson, Vesper Brown,
Harry Meleher and Harold Bar
ry; Paper Mill's Percy Crofoot,
Bob Dunn and Sqnee Kitchen;
M& M's (now Rosini Wines) El
lis Endicott, Mike Bisaccio and
Chuck Houston; and Eugene's
Chuck Christensen . . . missing
will be Rotary Bread's Baden Ru
pert and Paper Mill's Billy Sut
ton . . .
Permanent Possessors?
Should Rotary Bread annex
the championship again this
year, the scrumptious B. P.
John trophy will be : in the
Doughboys permanent posses
sion . . . . for they were state
champs in '33 and S7 . . . . DI
. rector Adams will not confine
his dutie: to directing . . . .
he'll . also be flinging for the
Dallas All-Stars, who boast an
all-state outfielder of '36 in Jay
Pleasant .... The Papermak
ers will go into the tourney
minus the services of their stel
lar and dependable backstop,
Dutch Schnuelle .... who'll be
on the sidelines wit ft a broken
finger .... The 'Makers have
added to their tournament ros
ter: Billy Beard, Ted Glrod,
George -Scales, "'tJeorge Roth,
Squee Kitchen and Pete Me
- Caff cry of Walt's and Tommy
'' Dry nan of 20-30 . . .which
; means they'll probably face the
Rubes with Crofoot in the box.
Beard behind the plate, Steel
hammer, Dick, Dunn and Scales
in the infield and Nicholson,
Drynan, Girod or Parrish in the
outfeild .... Square Deal has
added Jack Causey, Weller, Gil
more, Elsiminger and Garba
rino . . And, my fine-feathered
frans, a humtiddy new press
box is being installed Just back
of the screen back of home
' plate, in a gala - decorated
grandstand . Til be scein
you there j Adioa-
ksnussaas
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Rubes, Makers
In First Game
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16 Teams Begin Play for
State Title Monday
Night at 7:30
31onday: ; V , '.
Eugene's Rubes Vs. Salem's
'Makers, 7:30
Forest Grove Vs. Klamath
Kails. 8:30
Albaiuy Vs. Kola j-y Bread. 9:50
Dallas Vs. Bend. 10:30
Tuesdajy: -
Astoria Eastern's Vs. Salem S.
Teal, t:30
Bakr Vs. Mt. Angel, 8:30
Rosihi "W'iues Vs. Milwaukie
9:30 - :
Boneeville Vs. McMinnville.
10:30 j
Kin softball invades Salem
and its Sweet land field for the
sixth consecutive year when be
ginning Monday night IS teams
--the cream tf the state's top
tossers, begin play for the 1938
championships.
From the time the local asso
ciation nnmoer one club, the
Pa per makers. ; iee off the meet
against; : Eugene's Rubenstein's
Monday night at 7:30 until one
club from each of the two eight-
team brackets emeVges victorious
over three opponents to the
championship fray Saturday night
at 9 o'clock. Salem will be a
seething softball -hotbed.
Portland, Salem Challenged
Advance pabllclty indicates s.t
least t&ree clubs Eugene, Klam
ath Falls and Astoria, will chal
lenge domination of the meet by
Salem ;and Portland teams. If
they or any other team outside
ot Portland succeed- in packing
home the big chunk of hardware.
it willi be the first time tt has
happened since this first state
championship game in 1933. At
that time the Veterans of For
eign Wars of Oregon City de
feated 1 Parker's of Salem , 5 to
3 for the title.
The records, since 1933:
1934 Pade's of Salem de
feated ; Enke Dye of Portland,
2 to 0.
1935 Rotary Tread of Port
land defeated M & M Woodwork
ers of Portland, 1 to : .
1936i M & to Woodworkers of
Portland defeated Hogg Bros, of
Salem, 6 to 5.
19 37 Rotary Bread of Port
land j defeated M & M Wood
workers ot Portland, 15 to 0.
Fiotary Twice Winners
So it is that Rotarv Bread has
twice; won the state tiara while
M &. M has had hands on the
B. P.f John trophy once and was
iunner-up for that honor twice.
Should the Breadboys cop it
again this year they automatical
ly become permanent possessors.
The M & M personnel this year
is playing under the Rosini
Wines banner so a win for It
wosld constitute but one leg up
on the trophy despite the clnb
bein rom posed of almost the
identical roster which took the
championship in '36.
Both Salem clabs have, in ac
cordance with association rules,
strengthened th?ir rosters for the
tourney. The Papermakers have
signed fire ot the players who
carried Wait's to second place
during the regular season, and
Square Deal has signed four
other league members.
j Salem Rosters
Paper Mill tourney roster:
Billy; Beard and Pete McCaffery.
catchers; Percy Crofoot and
George Roth, pitchers: John
Steelhammer. first base; Bill
Dick, second base; Bob Dunn,
shortstop; George Scales, third
base; Squee Kitchen, utility In
fielder; Jim Nicholson. Tommy
Drynan. Lloyd Glrod, Liston Par
rish, Nick . Serdota and Robert
French, outfielders.
Square Deal . tourney roster:
Lou Singer, catcher; Verne Gil
more and Henry Singer, pitchers;
Lyle I Cnves and Ed Weller, first
base I William Gentskow. third
basef Ernie Garbarino, utility In
fielder: Bob D'Arcy. Ed Weisner.
Dan iKeidats, Ike Eisiminger and
Jack- Causey, outfielders.
Rube Slugger
s
4
V i
Ed Wellnits, whose prowess with
the softball hickory is one of
the chief reasons his team, the
" Eugene Rubensteins made its
way into the state softball tour
ney which begins here Monday
night. Hell be waving the
" wood at Pinwheel Percy Cro
f oot's offerings as the Rubes
- aud Papermakers initiate the
sixth-annual meet at .7: SO.
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Set
Gehrig Slump
Seems atEnd
Iron Hoss Slams Doubles,
Populated Homer as
Yanks Drop A's
PHILADELPHIA; Aug. 2&-P
-Iron Hoss Lou Gehrig, who's on
the up from the batting doldrums,
hit a homer with the bases loaded
and a two-run double' today and
generally was a large ball of fire
as the New York Yankees wal
loped the Athletics 11 to 3.
The Bix runs he batted in made
it a cinch for Monte Marcellus
Pearson to chalk up his eighth
win in a row and his 11th of the
year. Monte gave up eight hits
altogether, but four of these came
in the second inning when the
A's did all their scoring.
The Yanks fired 13 hits at
Buck Ross, Almon Williams and
Dave Smith. Every pne In the
iineup except Pearson hit safely
at least once.
By the victory, the Yanks main
tained their 10-game edge over
the American league race. .
New York 11 13 3
Philadelphia 3 8 1
Pearson and Dickey; Ross, Wil
liams (8), D. Smith (9) and
Hayes.
Red Sox Win
BOSTON. Aug. 29-(P)-Boston's
Red Sox made it fire in a row
today, by trimming Washington IS
to 7 in a free-hitting game. Zeke
Bon urn led the Senators' attack
with two doubles, a single and a
nome run, his 14th of the year.
Washington 7 IS
Boston ..1 12 1
Deshong, Hogsett (8) and Fer
rell, Giuliani (); McKain, Chase
(4), Baker (6), Harris (8) and
Desautels.
Harder Checks Chisox
CLEVELAND, Aug. 20
Mel Harder held Chicago's White
Sox to seven hits today and regis
tered his 11th victory ot the sea
son for the Cleveland Indians,
8-2. ;.
Chicago 12 7 4
Cleveland ' - 12 3
Stratton and Reasa; Harder
and Hemsley.
Tigers Win Sixth
DETROIT, Aug. 29-JP)-RxAf
York's 2 6th and 27th home runs
of the season paced the Detroit
Tigers to their sixth consecutive
Tictory today, a 6 to 4 conquest
of the St. Louis Browns. The two
blows scored, four of the Tigers'
six runs.
St. Louis i.. 4 7 0
Detroit . S 0
Cox, Tie'je 3) and Sullivan;
Laws on and York.
Nazi Tennis Team
Return Requested
"Request" From Germany
Surprise to Players,
Beaten by Aussies
BROOKLINE, Mass Aug. 28
(iPJ-Badly beaten by Australia in
the first three matches of the
Davis Cup intersone final, Ger
many's four-man tennis team to
day was "requested" to cut short
its American tonr and return
home for a -rest."
A cablegram from Capt. E. C.
Schoeborn, president of the Ger
man tenuis federation reached
F. O. Uhl. non-playing captain
of the German team, shortly be
fore Henner Henkel and Georg
von Metaxa. the German singles
playerd, took the court against
Adrian Quist and ' Jack : Brom
wich, respectively, in the final
tw matches ot the playoff.
Botn German players were
stunned by the news. They had
been counting on playing in the
United States National doubles
championships starting ' here on
Monday, in the national singles
at Forest Hills in September,
and In ether tournaments on the
Pacific coast later.
The ailing Henkel took the
court and ' merely went through
the motions as he took a 6-2,
t-1, 8-6 blasting from : Quist.
Metaxa was little better as Brom-
wich polished him oft at 6-3,
6-2, 6-1 to provide the Austral
ians with the clean sweep of the
series that their coach, George
M. Loft, had predicted. They had
clinched the right to meet the
United States fcr the cup by
winning the doubles yesterday.
Hubbell to Have
Operation on Arm
S MEMPHIS, Tenn, lug;
A bone specialist ordered an op
eration today for. Carl Hubbell,
depriving the New- York Giants'
of their ace hurler in the thick of
the fight for the National league
pennant. , :
- The specialist. Dr. J. Spencer
Speed, Bald the operation, to be
performed Monday should greatly
improve the screw Ball pitcher's
ailing : left arm. Whether the
southpaw star will be ; able to
pitch again this season remained
in doubt. :
There is a chance, the surgeon
said, that Hubbell will be able to
take the mound again before the
flag chase ends, but as Hubbell
expressed it "the season probably
will be about ended." r
There is a loose piece of bone
in the Joint of the left elbow.
for
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AlAtkXAL UAGUe- PrfcAZRS ARC hKSeO
OA Olg 1iuto AOoJf LaatOAPI TMAY Ht
League Standings
COAST LEAGUE
(Before Night Games)
Los Angeles
Sacramento ..
San Francisco
Seattle :
San Diego,
Portland
Hollywood ...
Oakland
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L.
Pet.
.623
.568
.655
.126
.486
.477
.449
.211
Pittsburgh 6 6
New York 63
Cincinnati 1
Chicago 5
Boston , ... 52
Brooklyn 52
SC Louis 48
Philadelphia SS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
New York 72 34
Pet.
.682
!S55
Cleveland 62 42
Boston ,, , so 44
Washington 56 56
Detroit 55 55
Chicago 44 ST
Philadelphia S8 C8
St. Louis . 2 6t
Six Regulars Lost
To 0SC Gridiron
CORVALLIS, Ore., Aug. 20-(iip)-Sli
Tarslty frontliners will be
among the missing when Lon S li
ner starts Oregon State football
rehearsals Sept. 8.
Gone will be Joe Gray, halt
back; Kolberg, fullback; Duncan,
quarter; Watts and Nihil, tackles,
and the massive Prank Ramsey,
guard.
The depredations that gradu
ation worked on the Bearer line
causes Stlner less anxiety than
the toll taken from the backfield.
Recruits from the 1937 Frosh
t,am, returning veterans and re
serves will give the Beavers a
starting line of Coast calibre
though shy In capable subs.
The backfield reconstruction
job will require use of at least
three sophomores, Stiner said.
which will make Oregon State an
unpredictable entry.
w
W. L. Pet.
84 60 .582
80 64 .656
76 68 .528
74 68 .521
ia - 7a .si
i.. 68 77 .469
67 77 .465
SS f2 .266
4S Minutes
"WHISKERS" ADAMS vs. NOEL FRANKLYN
; 80 Minntes
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Lower Floor SOc, Balcooy40c, Reserved Seats 75c (No Tax)
Students 23c. Ladles S5
Tickets, Cliff Parker's and Lytle's - Aqsplces American Legion
- Herb Owes, Matchmaker -
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War A(Imiral Wins
Race at Saratoga
Victory Is Third in Three
Starts for Riddle's
Great Racehorse
. . 4-4 . .
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. T..
Aug. 10.-iJPyWtLT Admiral, the
little brown horse from Samuel
D. Riddle's barns, turned in an
other of his machine-like perform
ances today to chalk np bis third
victory in as many races at Sara
toga. Han 0' War's great son outran
two rivals over the mile and a
Quarter distance ot the Whitney
stake and won by a length, never
In serious danger at any stage of
the Journey.
William Ziegler, Jrn veteran
mare, Esposa. failed for the third
time to beat the Admiral, but she
ran a remarkably good race to
finish a length behind. William
Woodward's three-year-old. Fight
ing Fox, completed the field, 10
lengths away.
War Admiral was a 1 to S
favorite la this weight-for-age
affair and picked np a purse of
2,725 to boost his all-time earn
ings to $251,700. Under his 126
pounds, be sped the distance in
2:03 46, fastest time made '1 the
11 runnings of the ftxture. The
Admiral's sire, Man O'War, and
Sir Barton are co-holders of the
track record of 2:01 45.
Third Sindes Won
By Alice Marble
MANCHESTER. Mass.. Aug
20HV-Allce Marble, America's
tcp-ranking woman tennis star.
today won her third successive
singles t" of the year and then
teamed with Sarah Palfrey Fab
yan ot Cambridge to win the
doubles title at the Hi annual
Essex county women's Invitation
tournament.
Both victories came at the ex
pense of hard-hitting Australians
Miss Marble turned back the sen
sational 21-year-old Nancy
Wynne, 6-1. 6-3, to add the Essex
singles crown to her recent vic
tories at Seabright and Rye. The
Americans beat Miss Wynne and
Dorothy Stevenson in the doubles.
Team Match
PAT OTJOWDY and
SAILOR MORAN
ERNIE PILUSO and
"SNEEZE'.' ACHIU
Mala Event
; ELTON OLIVER
JIM PORTER
Soft
21, 1938
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League
INDUSTRIAL. LEAGUE
"W. L. Pet.
Bldg. Supply 6 0 1.000
Paper Office! 2
St. Joseph j 2
Hansen's ! 2
Kay MU1 2
.760
.600
.400
.400
.400
.400
.200
Paper Machine 4 .2
US Bank 2
Foresters - : 1
Leading HKtees
Marranlcs, For.. 38 22 .S7S
M. Richie, BS 30 II .404
Walker, BS 20 18 .462
Shedeck, St. Jo 26 14 .400
LwU, PO 44 17 .584
Craig, Hansen.-. 42 16 .281
Koenig, St. Jo.....25 12 .271
Duncan, PM . 2S 12 .271
Johnson, For. 44 16 .264
F. Nichols, Kay 42 15 .257
Bertelson, Bank 30 12 .232
Fenton, Han...42 14 .232
Lange, Bank 3 6 12 .232
Stripling, PO 27 12 .224
P. Hall. For 37 12 .224
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PAGE SEVEN
Seals Trounc
Portland 9-3
Oakland Drops Stars 4-3;
Angels Blank Padres;
Suds Whip Saes
'(By the Associated Press)
Saa Francisco's Bests scored
fire runs on six hits and one
error in the ninth Inning Satur
day to swamp the Portland Bsv
ers. t to 2, in the Pacific Coast
league.
At Oakland. Bob Joyce. Oak
land's ace moundsman. pitched
his team to It first victory of
the current series with Holly
wood, 4 to 2, wLile at Los An
geles, the leading Aagels won
ia rollicking fashion, 9 to , from
6a a Diego. . "
Seattle pUyad Sacramento j is
a night game.
Results of Saturday's games
did not materially change club
standings. - ;
The Reals got three runs off!
Radonits In the first inning wltb
TIMaggio's double. Jennlng's in
field single. Holder's single and
Hawkins' homier. DiMax bomered
In the second. - J
Portland scored twice la the
second and once la the third. The)
tally stood at that level usti
the ninth.
The Los Angeles victory move
them fonr ganes ahead of th
second-i-lace Sacramento clnb.
San Francisco a.... 9 !
Portland t IS
Fraxier, Herrmaa and Spring
Radonits. Darrow and Dickey.
San Diego 0 6
Los Angeles 14
Chsplin, Sbellenbach and
tore; Prim and Collins.
Hollywood 2 7
Oakland ....... 4 2
Osborne, Hutchinson aad Ao-
nunzlo; Joyce and Conroy.
Sacramento 2 7
Seattle 10 12
Newsome. Humphries aad
Grebe; Barrett aad FernandesJ
Budge and Mako
Win at Newport
NEWPORT, L. L, Aug. 20(
Two members of the US Davis
cup team, Don Budge and Gene
Mako, Indicated today they were
prepared tor any Immediate as
signment when they dominated
final play in the 22nd Newport
Casino tennis tournament.
Badge retired the Csslno's
huge bowl In the morning by de
testing a former international
teammate and ex-Wimbledon
winner. Sydney Wood ot New
York, 6-3, 6-3. -2. Several hodrs
later, he snd Make swept through
Wllmer Allison and Johnny Van
Ryn, tbe Austin. Tex. veterans,
7-5. 7-5, 6-2. In the doubles fi
nal.
Leave for Camp Perry
- i ,
SILVERTON Rudy Scheftk
and Harlan Anderson left this
week for Camp Perry, Ohio, las
members of the 12-man ON'O
state rifle team. This Is Schenk 's
second trip aad Anderson's first.
NO
liSiiaunis
I
ft
o-
Pirates Chase
One Diz Dean
Thereby Extending Lead
to 5 V Games as Cubs
Co Down 5 to 2
CHICAGO. Aug. t0.-P)-Th
Pittsbursh Plrstrs exlcndsd their
Natlonsl leacue lesd to five and
ione-hajf games today ' ,feal
loc the Clilc- i, 5 to t.
while the New York Giants were
bowing to the Philadelphia Phil
lies. Althtucli P' ' vetrras
ped Lucas, thefr only pMcher wlo
had gon nine Inniprs aitstnst the
Cubs this year, failed to ito the
route, todsv, the lenvii Iea1r
drove Dtssy Dean from the
mound.
It, was Dean's first toss
his purchase by Ihe Cubs. A.
though he has been rredlfetl with
six vletorles. It was the sixth
time In nine starts he has fsiled
to ere nine Innings.
Pittsburgh , 6 11 f
Chicago 2 6 f
Lucas, Swift Snd Todd: Dean,
Pace, Preach and Odea.
Phillies Break Ire
NEW YORK. Aug. 20.-aVAr
the first time this year, the Phil
lies wos s ball game Is tbe Pole
groosds today, sipping tbe Giants
t to 7 la a slugging match te
drop the New Yorkers gsaes
behind Pittsburgh in tbe National
lesgse race.
Philadelphia .8 16 0
New York 7 12 1
Mulcaby, Hollingswerth snd
Atwood; Schumacher. Brown,
Coffman'and Danalng.
Deacon Danny Handy
BROOKLYN. Aug. 20.-;rv-Deacon
Danny MacFayden pitched
the Boston Bees back Into sols
possession ef fifth place la the
National league today, giving up
eight hits to trounce the Dodgers
2 to 2.
Boston ..2 13 1
Brooklyn 2 8 0
MacFayden and Lopet; Ham
lin, Mango snd Campbell.
Wla for Kach
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20.-TVTIie
Cincinnati Reds who are scrap
ping to get Into first place and
tha Cardinals, just scrapping, split
an exciting doublaheader today.
The Reds won the opener. 4 to 2,
and Lon Warneke pitched the
Cards to a 5-4 victory la the
nightcap for his twelfth win of
the year.
Cincinnati ...4 0 0
St. Louis ... 2 1
Grlasom and Herahberger; Ma
con, Henshaw and Bremer.
Cincinnati 5 10 t
St. Lonis t 10 0
- R. Davis, Csscsrella and Lom
bard! ; Warneke and Owen.
West Salem Wins
In National Loop
In National laague softball
games played Friday, West Salem
beat Kntght Memorial 12 to 4 and
Jason Lee defeated the Firemen
7 to .
K. Memorial .. . 4 14
West Salem 12 0 2
Blaguln end Eaton; Mlrkenhara
aad Shaw.
Jason Lee . .-...'.7 t 4
Firemen . .6 6 6
Wilkinson and Batdorf; She
deck and Smith.
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