THE NEWS AND OBSERVER
TJJICDAY MOrjrJiG, SEPTD.tSER 2, 1819.
"TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTET.IZEH 2, i:::.
( WHO GOT BETTER OF THIS TRADE? I
ACTION OF MINORS IS
CAUSING MAJORS WORRY
E
No Plans of World's Series Will
SALPEIufll
LEADERS DIVIDE
HOLIDAY GAMES
EAST A!iD WEST U
RIIAL TEIIiilS PLAY
HI
Be Arranged Until Teams
' Cinch Banting
Chicago, til.. Sept 1 Tentativeplaas
tterkle's Homer Beats Reds In
t Morning Bill;. Giants Vic-
. - ', torious Once'
' Chicago Sept. lv-Chleego aa Cla
tianati divided the-- holiday bill today,
the league leadtra dropping ihe mora
log t to 4 aad, winning tb afteraooa
gtme 4 to t VaaghaY wlldnesa In
th first inaing ef the second' game,
coupled wKh Bath's double, Dauberl'a
sacrifice, Nel' single tod a double
Itoel by Nesls and Kopf, gave the vlsl
tort a lead which Chicago waa amble
to overtake, although they hit Belle
hard. ' Foor bate running eett the lo
cale aavcral runs.
V Merkle't heme rua info tht left field
, bleaehera today gave Chicago a 4 to 1
- victory over Cincinnati ia the meralag
.game. ..
First Game." ;
Scoret R.H.E.
Cincinnati ....... 030 000 000 3 7 1
Chicago 800 001 00 4 10 "1
Batteriesi EUtr, Luque and WImo:
. Sliirtia a ad Daly. -:7? ..
'-f: -i Seeead Game. '""
Ceoret '-.,-.. I.H.B.
' itdenatl ....... 801 000 000-4 I v
Cheaga 000 001 10O t 14 1
Battorieai Bailee . and Baridea;
Vaughnarter and Klllefer, .
NEHF DEFEATS FORMER , '
fcV TEAMMATES FOE GIANTS.
New York, 8ept' J.-The .New ,f or
Gianta defeated Bvefoa litre thia after-
aooa, I to V.The morning game waa
postponed On accoont of rain. Nehf,
. the former iBravfc pitcher,' pitehed hie
first gam against his old team aiaee
being traded to New York. Bo twirled
, good ball, holding Boston to teres hits.
Catches by. Young and liana featured,
though aa error by Man a enabled New
lorx io score 111 aeeoBd rua.
Seeret t -- B.H.E
Boston- . J.. .KW 010 0105 7 1
New York . . .000 110 10 3 10 , C
Batteries: Rudolph, McQillaa and
dowdy; Aehf and Snyder.
PIRATES EVEN UP , ,
j DAY BY WINNING CAST.
, Pittsburg, 8pt. 1, Pitttburg and St.
Louia split erea on today's game, the
vlaitora taking the afternoon contest by
A score of 2 to 1. Cooper woa the
afternoon game for Pittsburg when he
tripled. with a man on flrtt.lA.tha.4fth
inning And scored himself on a balk,
lift also held the visitors to six hits
boldiag-them to one ran. -
St. Louia defeated Pittsburg la tht
morning game today by a score of 9 to
4, knocking Miller out of the boa ia tht
second, inning after they had secured
three runs in the flrat inning on four
hits and fined the bases with one out
ia tha second. Hamilton took Miller's
x place and after two more rant were
sooted in the second, ha held the visl.
tori teorefns to tha flnlth.
' .v'-.iJtaat Cant. ''
Score; , r R.K.K.
-Rt. Louie 820.008 000 5 13 0
Pittsbarg 003 110 000-4,0 0
Batteries? Schupp, Doak and Clem'
ons; Miller, Hamilton and Schmidt.
Seore: R. H.E.
St. Louia .........001 000 0001 6 2
Pittsburg 000 020 00 2. S 0
Batteries: Bherdel and demons;
Cooper and Lea. ' L
PHILLIES BAT PFEFFER
OUT OF BOX FOR WIN,
Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. L Philadel
phia batted Pfeffer out of the boa la
Are innings, accumulating enough runt
to beat Brooklyn 8 to 4. Cadore relieved
Pfeffer and held the visitors down to
one hit until he waa taken out by
pitch hitter. Mitchell pitched tha ninth
inning. Hogg waa effective eseept in
the eighth when Ave hits scored three
runs.
Boors I R. H.E.
Philadelphia 010 220 601-6 11 1
Brooklyn .. .010 000" 03O4 10 2
' Batteries: Hogg and Adams; Pfeffer,
Cadore, Mitchell aad Wheat.
NATIONAL
Clahj
aadnnaU
New York
Chi ear ..
Pittsbarg ,
Breeklya , .
Wen.
. II
. 71 ,
. M
. 17
Pet.
J8f
Oil
Ml
17
43
It
SS
44 '
44.
71
71
.44
17
44
41
41
,M1
444
84. Lela ...
PklladelpkU
J44
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AMERICAN
Clehl
Chlcag
Wea.
.77
LaaU
41
41
It
II
'17.'
44
74
SI
Pet
.447
.tot
J74
J44
41T
Cleveland
Detroit
44 '
44
41 .
IS
44
II
New York
St Lenta
Boston
Alt
J7I
Jl
lmr Li .
Philadelphia
V SOUTHERN
QiW .'. Wen.i
Atlsnta 7t
'New Orioaaa .-. 71
LlttU Back 4t-
Chattanooga 42
Mobile 44,
Mtmphla r.... 41
Blnalarkaaa ,r...... II '
Nashville M ,
Loot
II
II
II
44
17
71
71
77
Pet
JM
471
J4I
Alt
1471
Ait
AM
Alt
""7 INTERNATIONAL
Oabi ' Woa. Leal
Baltimore ........... IS 4
Teraatt) .............. U ' 41
Bsffale .............. 74 , ft
BlagmamatoA ........ 44 v 41
Newark 44 . 48.
kachoater ....... II 71
Jersey Otr .....w... 44. II
Pet
48
431
411
444
.4M
.437
441
433
Reading
41 II
SOUTH ATLANTIC :
Oahi f - . -Wea. Loot.
CalambU II N W . .
Charlotte v. H .41 .
Groen villa ' i; 13 . 41 , .
Charloateai ........... 41 48 ,.
Aagaata 41 II
CaarUabarg ......... 83 41
PcL
484
4TI
431
441
471
'431
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Standing of Clnbs
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At left Dave Robertson, formerly of the Giants and now of
the Cubs. Up to date he has
his showing was not up to the mark. At right, Douglas, form
erly of the Cubs and now of the Giants, has not made any howl
ing success According to latest reports he has deserted the
team.''
Pitches Double Victory For
New Orleans; Atlanta Wins
And Loses
New Orleans, Sept. 1. New Orleans
made a clean aweep of tba three-game
series with Birmingham, when Wslker
twice this afternoon defeated-the. tiiit-
ora, shutting them out, 3 to 0 la tht
flMt 'aad beating thea 4 to'S-Ha the
second. Walker only gave ap ont bit
ia toe- nnt game. t
-'Flrat Game.
Score by innings: ' B. H.E.
Birmingham . .... .000 000 000 O 1 2
New Orleant 002 000 01 -3 8 1
Batteries: Morrison and Petert; Wal
ker and Deberry. '
Second Game.
Score by innings: . B.H.E.
Birmingham ..100 010 02 7 2
New Orleant ..Ill 010 4 7 2
Batterieti Glaaner and Peters: Wal
ker aad Deberry. - ,
KNOCKED OUT OF BOX,
ELLIS THEN MAKES GOOD,
Mobile, Sept. 1. After he had bees
knocked out of the boi la the morning
game, Bill Ellis, Mobile pitcher, came
right .back la the afternoon contest aad
blanked the Atlanta league leaden in
a wel! played and well pitehed 1 to 0
eontest. Tbe only rua of the game was
. .. .. .... ...
coreu on a orive oui or, me para oy
Tutweller'ia the second inning. Tbe
gam abounded in fast fielding playa,
fotir double playa being made.
Atlanta played great ball Against the
Mobile team and easily took tbe morn
ing game of the 'Labor Day double-
header, 7 to 0. Ellis, who started pitch
lag for Mobile, was knocked out' of the
bos in- tht third inning. Utt, who re
placed him, held the visitors scoreless
until tha eighth. -whea they bunched
three hits aad aa error bv Coleaua
gave them three runs.
Flrat Gtme.-
Score by ianlngsi . B.H.E
Atlanta .....'......004 000 003 7 19 I
Mobile ..000 000 000 0 6
Batterlstt Thorburs and Iliggini: El
lit, Utt and Colemaa. ' ,
8mo4 Game.
Seore by. lnningt : R. H.E,
Atlanta 000 000-OOO O I
Mobile .............010 000 00 I, 4
" Batteries: Robert t and Hlgginij El-
ut ana boiemaa. ' '
POOE FIELDING HELPS
;".--'! LITTLE ROCK GET: COUPLE.
Mempuli, Teaa Sept L Poor field
ing behind Foster aad Browne here 'to
day allowed Little Rock to win both
games ef tht double-header, 7 to 8 aad
8"te 1 :'',';;.' : '!.a-,.,:,-,;'i.
5p-'t'- ': -"--Ftfat. Caait.;: -n'-r.i.
Score by innings: R.H,C
Little Rock '......300 100 0307 7
Memphis .........010 200 0003 8
Ledbetter, Karr and Brottem Potter
aad Bischos. ..''-
i Seeead Cssm. .. f.'1-
Seore by iaaingat , -, " R.H.E.
Little Roefc -r,Wtr.0l0 100 - 8
Memphis , 010 000 01 I
' Ledbettcr, ,'81ofae ' and ' Brotteia
Brwa and Biachoff, , ,
ODCE TRIES TO WIN : ' ' 1
. NaehviUe, Tehn, SepK ' lHedge
tried the lrot man stunt thia afternoon
and pitched both garnet of the double-
header against -Chattanooga, winning
we nrsi ronr to one, tad losing tht
secona iwt to one. -
','."-,. r V rint Gsttt.
Score i . -. , ... . i. . ..' : .B.H.
Chattanooga . . . . . .010 000 0001 I
Nashville ..: 001 fill 01 4-10
Batter let: Lehman aad Nelderkora
Uoage aad Kohlbeeker.
ROM
played in only a few games and
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Baseball Summary
NATIONAL
' . -
(Moraiag Games.)
M New Yerk-Beetea, rain.
At Brooklyn-Philadelphia, rain.
At Pittsburgh 4 1 St Leele I.
A Chicago 4; CiadaaaU 8. -
"(Xftrmooa Games.)
At New York 3) Bestoa 2. '
At Breoklya 3; Philadelphia 4.
At Pltlsborgh 2; St. Leals 1.
At Chkage 3; Claciaaatl 4.
AMERICAN .
v. p. - aasapaaaaaaaat) . r V -.
(Meralag Camea.)
At PhlUdelphla New York,
wet
greaads.
At Detroit I; Chicago S.
At SCLeaU 4 i"aevelaad t '
At Boston 2; Waahlagtea I. ''
' (Aftomeea Camea.
At Philadelphia 2; New York 8.
At Detroit 1 Chicago 8. -At
St LeaU 3: Clevolaad I.
At gotten 4f Waahlagtea L
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
- At Toledo 2-8 ; Colnmbaa 4-1
At Kaasaa City ll: Mllwaahoe 1-4.
At Iadlanaports 4-1 1 LealevlUe l-L
At Mlaaeaaolla 1-2; St Paal 113.
INTERNATIONAL
At Baltimore 7-1) Reading 1-4.
At Newark Mi Jersey City I"!.'
At Blaghamtoa 14; Rochester
At Toroate t it BaRale 1-8.
' SOUTHERN .
, (Meralag Gamea.)
At Mempbla 3) Little Reck T.
At New Orleaaa It Birmingham 8.
At Nashville 4t ChaUaaeoga L
At Mobile 1 Atlaata 7. , , .
. . (Aiieraoea iiino.)
' At Memphis lj Little Reck 2. .
At New Orleaaa 4;. Birmingham 2.
At Nashville is ChaUaaeoga 2. .
- At Mobile J i Atlaata I.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
. , . (Morning Game) '
.At Charlotte It Colombia 8.
At Charleston I; Greenville II. ,
. At Aagaata II; Spartaabarg 2. .
Wfteraeea Comes.)
, At Charlotte III Colombia 8. '
At Charleetoa li Greenville 9. 1
NATIONAL
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Z Boot en at New York.
St Louis at Pittsbarg.
, Cinclaaatl at Chicago. .
, (Two garnet each.) . - ,
AMERICAN
Cleveland at St Leala. ,
Chicago at Detroit ,
' New York af Philadelphia,
T Washington at Boston
; (Two gssaee each.)
POTOMAC CLUB WIN' r
Philadelphia, Sept 1-The Potomae
Boat- Club of Washlagtoa woa the
junior eight-oared race today la tht
fifty-eighth annual middle . ttatea re
gatta on the Schuylkill river here la
8.19. The Vesper boat elub of Phil
adelphia, finished second, while Malta
Boat club, Philadelphia,' was third.
1
Seeead Cai
' Score i
B.E.I.
Chttteaooga
Oa , m m m
..... itiwt ia w m m v
Ns.bvUU 100 000 0 I T O
' (Sevea lnaings by agreement.)
Batteriee: i Vines and - Nsiderkoraj
Hodge aad Kohlbeeker. ' ' r
American Leaders . Capture
Brace From Tigers While
Indians Divide Couple . ,
Detroit, Sept. L Suatalaed aad op-
portuae hitting wea both garnet for
Chicago today, tha morning contest 6
to 0, aad the afteraoea game 8 to 1.
The Tiaitiag pitchers, Williams aad
Cieotte, held Detroit safe at all times,
tha latter "striking eat Cobb aad Veaeh
the ninth aa a climax to hla other
wise spectacular gaata These two de
feat! practically elimiaatet Detroit at
a possible pennant wiener thia year. .
Hitting Uaum and Lovt hard aad
with Williams working well at crucial
moments, Chicago woa the morning
game 4 to 0.
First Cease. ' V ,
Scorer ' ' ' R.H.E.
Chicago 000 200 211-4 14,1
Detroit ........ .. 000 000 0000 -8 1
Batteriee: Williams and BchalhT
Daass, iTe aad Ainamith.
' Second Caaae.'
Score t . S.H.K.
Chicago ......... 000 003 110- 1
Detroit 100 000 000-1 4 0
Batteriee: Cieotta and Rehalk; Ba.
laad, Caaaiagham aad Staaage.
RUTH'S HITTING. COCPLED
WITH PITCHING, IS TOO MUCH.
Boatoa. Sept. JBabe Ruth made
his 24th home run of the season la the
second game today, and Boston took
Doth gamea from Waahinctoa. 2 to
aad 4 te 1. Ruth, who pitehed the first
game, tripled In tht third inning, scor
ing Roth from first, aad came home oa
Behang! single. In the second game,
wun uc seore tied 1 to 1 ia tbe seventh.
Roth walked. Immediately afterward
Ruth seat the ball late the right field
bleachers for A home raa. Ha received
aa ovstioa from the crowd of almost
30,000, Russell held Washington te three
Aitt in the second game. Hooper a field
ing and Melalais all-rouad play were
brilliant y
First Game.
Seort by iaaintss R.H.E.
Washington 000 000 100-1 11 0
Bestoa .' 008 000 00 8 8 1
Batteries: Harotr. Gill aad Gharritr:
Ruth aad Behang.
Socead Game. '
Score by inalata :. R. H. E.
Wuhlagton ......000OO0 100 1 8 1
Boston ...........000 010 30 4 7
Batteries: Shaw and Gharritv: Rus
sell, Walters aad Sehang.
FEWSTER AND PECK
GARNER NEARLY ALL HITS.
Philadelphia. Sept 1. New York ont
batted aad out-fielded the Philadelphia
Americans thia afternoon, aad woa aa
easy vietory, 8 to 3. It was New Yorh's
eighth straight win. Toaster aad Peek-
iapaagk- made half ef the vUntora
twelve hita.
Nov York SD0 100 020-1 If
PhlladelphlA ..,010.001 000-1 I
Batteriee l Quina Aad ButI; Noytt
ana rtriiaa.
BISLERI HOME RUN
f DECIDES ISSUE IN ELEVENTH
St. Louia, Sept l.-r-fiialer't home ran
late right field bleachers ia the eleventh
iaaiag todaf woa the teeoad game for
St Louie, 4 to S, aad act back Clere-
uad a fnu gams la tht ptaaaat race.
The viaitora woa tha flrat game 8 fb 3,
mainly tbrough the bitting and pitch
ing ef t'hls, who got three singlet la
three timet at bat aad scored two rant.
ruet Came,
Score by iaeingt! R.H.E,
Clevolaad .003 030 000 B 7
St Louia 000 000 021-3 S
Uhla tad Thomas; Gallia, Davenport
aad bevereid.
Seeead Gaate.
8eore by innings: R. H.
Clevolaad ...i.OOO 002 000 10-3 IS
8t Loeit ......100 100 000 114
Bagby aad Thomss.O'Neill; Uifeld,
BothOron aad Billings, Mayer.
', BELHAYEN DEFEATS CRE8WELL.
Belhavea, Sept 1. la a Utterly eov-
tested game en the local diamond to
day Belhavea defeated Creswell 7 to-5.
Batteries Wilkinson and Daveaport
watton, Pbelpt aad Bagley.
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Tilden Opposes Johnston For
National Championship in
V Today's Round .
Iorett Hill, N. Y Sept l.-Eatt and
West will be opposed tomorrow ia the
final rouad of the thirty-eighth Na
tional Tnrf Court singles teaala cham
pionship ea the eourta of tha Westaidt
Club when William T. Tilden. Sad, of
Philadelphia and William M. Johaston,
of Gaa Praacisco, meet for (he titular
honors of the 1010 are tea. These two
survivors ef the 128 players who began
the tournament last Tuesday won their
final braekete ia the championship
round by defeating , respectively B.
Norris Williama, 2nd, ef Boston, and
Wallace F. Johnson, Of Philadelphia.
Tildea defeated Williams in straight
aeta at 6-1, 7-8 aad 6-3, while Johnston
eliminated Johnson, 2 8, 6-1, 6-3, 6-3.
Viewed from some angles the defeat
of Williama might ba termed A tennis
upset. The champion of 1914 aad 1916
created a remarkable impression upon
teaala experts, and the thousaada of
spectators who ttw Aim pisy so sue
eessfully agaiast Vincent Bichards, of
Yoak'ers, aad Willis Davis, of Baa Frsa-eisro.-.
, ,
Hit ' play today at compared with
these exhibitions fell off fully fifty per
cent .Tildea outclassed him in every
department of the game with tha pos
sible exeeptioa of placement shooting.
The Philadelphia did not employ the
same amount of speed aad power that
he exhibited against Brookes and Ku
magae. He was, however, . far the
steadier of the two aad Williams ia his
efforts to get his sharp shooting shots
going, piled up an error column which
would have caused his defeat against a
player of lesser calibre than Tilden.
The point score and atrokt aaaiysit
ahowa that Tildea woa three sett to
love 19 garnet to 9, 100 points to 73,
while Tildea made 27 oats to Williams'
31, 19 aeta to 41, four double ftultt te
tevea, 19 placement! to 24 and two bom
vice aces to A likt number for the Bet
tOBUB.
CHAMP BANTAMWEIGHT WHIPPED.
Waterbury, Cobb., Sept 1. Pete Her-
i, ehampioa bantamweight fighter of
the world, was defeated la every round
of the ten round fight with Joe Lynch
at .the Driving Park this afternoon.
Lyach forced the fighting all the way
aad several timet had tht champion
ia danger. -
for the world s aeriea will sot be made
for possibly tea days er two weeks,
when the pennant races are definitely
settled, August Herrmann, chairman of
the National baseball , commission aa-
aonaced tonight '
The meeting of the eommlssion sched
uled to beiheld here tomorrow wst gen
erally understood to be ia connection
with the world a serlet but Chairman
Herrmann said tht question, of draft
ing playert from the minor leagues
arts tbe only businesr he considered.
"We will not take any aetioa- ia
regard to the series until the prospective
winners have, won the championship,"
Herrmann tald. "It would be entirely
out of order to make any plant at
present."
-The aetioa of the minor leagues (n
abrogating the drsft rule agreement
Is causing the major leaguers some
cnarera. Chairman Herrmann aald.
The minora broke off relationt with the
American and National leagues several
months ago, deciding that if the major
league elub earners wanted the star
player! developed la the minor leagues,
they would have to purchase tneir re
lease outright lnttead of drafting them,
THE MISS DETROIT III WINNER.
Detroit Mfeh., Sept. 1. ''Gar" Wood,
driving the Miss Detroit III. won tbe
third and final heat for the gold eup
oa tht Detroit River course this titer
nooa. Wood covered the 30 miles ia
32:43, aa average speed of 63 miles an
hour.' W. E. Sanborn, driving Mitt De
troit, II, was second. The Eleventh
Hour, piloted by Paul Btrasburg, lost
her orooellor on the eighth Isp and
dropped out. The final aeore was Miss
Detroit III, 17; Mitt Detroit U, 10;
Eleventh Hour,' 4. ,
POLES TAKES THE TOWN OF
BOBRUISK AND PRISONERS,
London, Sept 1. Tht Poles bnvt
captured the fortified town of Bobruisk,
83 miles southeast of Minsky according
to aa announcement by the Polish au
thorities today. Thl Pales took 600
prisoners. Tht Polet ased tanks , for
the first time. The enemy retreated
to; the eastern' bank of the Beretina
river, destroying, the bridges.
Fatal Fight With Moeashlaera.
Augusta, Gan Sept laCounty Officer
Dick Morgaa U dead aad a maa sawed
Jones ia dying and County Officer C. O
Williams ia wounded aa the result of
a raid .on moonshiners, ten miles from
Augusta today.
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before
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package
during
"Pea package
THE FLAVOR LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICE!
Palmetto Team Shuts Out Char
lotte In Morning Game; Sec
1 ond Match Farce
Charlotte, Sept. 1. Columbia won the
when that elub defeated Charlotte, 5 to
0, ia the morning game the viaitora oat
elstainr the home club in everv dentrt-
ment. With the' bitter race decided,
the first and teeoad place clubs turned
the afternoon eontest into a farce, which
Charlotte , won 13 te 3. Several aear
fightt marred the second game.
Six thousand persons bought tickets
to the opening tontett and saw "Lefty"
Beoggins hold the home club't heavy ar
tillery silent, allowing only five aits.
Colombia playert fielded perfectly aad
brilliantly, and not a hornet pasted
aeeoad. Rube Eldridge who pitched aine
innings Friday aad tea Innings of the -Saturdsy
game, was tent to the mound
by Manager Burke ia a desperate effort
to win the crucial contest Chsrlotte't
tlx errors gave tht pennant away, tha.
errors of Butte alone sssurlng the viai
tora of victory. '
The afternoon game wst a travesty
aad the 3,000 persona present Anally
prevailed upoa Manager Clark to re
quest lheColumbi playert to .eeate
their barn ttorming efforts. The play
ers started la earnest but the Corners
lost interest when , Charlotte batted
Bacoa's offerings almost at will ia tho ,
second aad third ianinga. Wright held
Columbia to three hita la the five In
nings he worked, aad waa taken out to
give aa amateur a chance.
, Morning Game. A
Score: S.H.E.
Columbia ..210 010 0015 11 0
Charlotte 000 000 000-0 5 0
Batteries: BeoRgins and Bawsoaj El
dridge aad Taylor.
Score: " R.H.E.
Columbia ..000 003 000 8 13 4
Charlotte ?092 010 01-IS 15 0
Batteries: Baeoa, Perritt and Baw
soaj Wright, Guthrie aad Taylor.
GETS I4TH HOME RUN.
.. Boi ton, Bept. 1. George (Babe) Bath,
of the Boaton Americea League team,
scored hla 24th home rua of the season
ia the afternoon game with Washiagtoa
today. Ia the aeeond half of the sev
enth Inning with Both oa aeeoad, Butk
knocked the ball into the right Bold
rjwnus. ,diu w was pucning.
the war
the war