The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 9

Tr Sj INDIANA IN THE NEWS Sale of TWO HYMERA MEN VIGO DEMOCRATIC CHARGED WITH ARSOH BREACH WIDENED SHIRTS £or MEN REDMAN TO TAKE OVER WORK a court of Inquiry of the Circuit Kight Inside Illinois Street Doors to Your Left The Wm Block Co I CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE With the Bowlers Chai st a ndaidlzod on 1 5 2 04 133 KOO 7fi Tnt'ils 858 Totals 864 88 4 131 Atkins 137 199 1 99 148 153 I 97 180 748 784 7 I (i Tota In 739 787 Lm Than Three Daye to ullen 14 1 6 6 Brim Volker 134 1 6 7 170 1 64 California 867 802 Totals 688 848 Riirf I 1 Noon a Duggan 160 130 183lGtarln 161 696701 700 Tot a Is 683 1 6 4 1 Hl UiHuer 1 a 1 HR 1 Spiegel 1 67 776 681 COVNTV MARION MEMORIAL CLOCK PRESENTED Miller 183 178 CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE 193 147 175 731 804 868 Tofnls 81 2 848 1 130 an a K7 188 182 A 1 1 sh tn 766 6 80 1 30 1 82 I 6 8 I IMPORTANT Totals 68' I R7 1 Ml 1 7 CITY NEWS IN ONCISE ORM 88 1 16 148 4 39 69 3 1 66 a dredge 9 3 aL Chat Decayed Teeth 684 719 101 1 3 8 588 6 93 may be UNION TRACTION COMPANY INDIANA 168 started legislative lirHnylc Ponplrfs flpn 1 1st 19 Quinn Examination ree 831 7 98 8 1 9 697 Totals 107 Schmitt 7PIMh nlnn 1 rnl'ri Aim Gallagher 1 7 0 I 4 9 720 74 5 1 7TC Murphy I 64 204 I 67 Mullen Deaths in Indiana 15 Murpjiy 173 198 7 65 813 fill 910 Totals dated Cent I Although 1(51 2337 NEW LYING RECORD IS MADE Ohio Soutliv esbTii 705 Nfrw York Athletic Club rnw 1a king prevented 128 735 Totals CKirkhtY 1 I rlt If Tiujrmai) Cmiaglitn eCai in 12 6 1 80 1 4 8 139 1 30 137 from the Amateur the blame for the started by District the Public Service Smith Blind 186 146 i I I 8 Jitter Ha rngan JohiiKon Robinson Kr wl Thicncs Boyd Jordan Hnuajpln 1 67 181 17 a 161 1 64 Mills Witzig JohIo Wa gm Vollmer Smith Phillips Sandurs Riser Ingsley I 3 9 1 151 160 1 6 9 170 I 62 1 36 1 1 a hi 1 Both Roth 1 36 1 6 1 6 6 181 1X0 192 144 169 1 02 136 I 6 6 183 161 117 148 he of 1 ohnbii Stokes Totals 1 HUskRa 1 99R 1 1 109 137 156 Hial Dollinger 1 26 I 50 I 10 141 I 46 1 4 1 168 165 171 45 2 95 1X5 167 1 83 1 37 1 4 0 6 3 162 173 152 165 77 184 152 BIG Misfits 138 145 tie New al hl I lew rcHolutlon To ls PIlltllH THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR THURSDAY JANUARY 7 1915 Totals St Hansn 164 185 169 that the explosion and Cl I CORM ILLINOIS AND STREETS AND KENTUCKY AVEN UK i (EntrHiiee 1 15 Wrt Washington Street) iiHtlon committee today This correspond rtme showed that the club had requested the GuncellutJon of the entries of the A Hwlmniors nnd that the management of exhibition had rejected the entries tn deference tn this request GARDNER Assistant Clerk A MAY NOT RESIGN ROM METROPOLITAN A A I 6i'C ''nlllns 1 O6 Webb GOLD CROWNS BRIDGE WORK ULL SETS 1 38 203 1 35 174 146 Show a the Seven township tensions Marion County met ycHtu day in the oilier of the board of state charities to i on irler relief measures for flic poor of tills county Tile meeting had been arranger! by tlm slate board's committee on county chari Visit California this season visit the wonder Expositions the Panama California Exposition San Diego Jan 1 to Dec 31 Panama Pacific International Exposition San rancisco eb 20 to Dec 4 1915 i'l'iil eiiiot ini'iit i lit I luxurious ease Ko on the "Gohlen State a beautiful steel train I hroiili without change between Chicago St Bonis Kansas City and California via the Gohlen State Route the home of his work I had made at the 1 1st 3 ha ve 166 7fiMH nlnn 171 175lTiornan and general poor so many people en Your teeth In order to become thoroughly expert in my work I have limited my practice to the following few dis eases: BLOOD POISON and its accompanying skin mental and paralytic conditions PILES ISTULA VARICOSE and PROSTAT1G RGEMENT K1D NEY and BLADDER DISEASES and their associated distressing complications acute and chronic infections of various kinds and all other curable diseases ijnd defects of the pelvic organs I cure these diseases without the knife pain or loss of time very quickly and permanently leiil JCri Ci timim the kiboratmles ol Chemical Company on hall and bather shop morning is being fon ts believed other arreats Christophers Quinn 1 66 Goody 151 '1 11 I It lb I 1 1 I kkllll Dentistry" Mulled free Owner of One of Saloons De stroyed Is Held With Bartender After Gasoline Said to Have Caused Explosion this week at nn exhibition In 732 80 2 1 Totals MAINTAIN ARGONNE POSITIONS PARIS Jan 6 The following official communication was issued by the War Office tonight: only notable incidents which have been reported this evening are: To the north a rather lively cannonade in the region of Zillibeke the maintenance of our positions in the Argonne and slight progress by our troops in the wood of Hirzbach near 1X6 1 6 9 130 181 Airs Katie Senleney widow the late Samuel Sentency yesterday filed a suit for $10000 damages in Superior Room 5 against the Indiana Excavating Company for her husband's death Sen teney was drowned when he at lomided to rescue his wife who was thrown from a small boat Into ail crook as waft capsized by a chain on bucket JOSEPH A LUTHER Chief Doorkeeper The dute for the meeting of nrunru HftVpn sLitpS 1o l)(J 111'1(1 tanooga Tphu to the question ot building a highway from Chicago to Jacksonville la has been changerl from Jan 7 to April 3 call lor the con ference was issued by Governor Italston Totals '19: Columbiann 269 174 154 1 9 81 73 $400 Manhattan shirts $385 $500 Manhattan shirts $355 $750 Manhattan shirts $545 COVINGTON Ind Jan Special ex ercises were conducted in the ountain County Court House this afternoon for the formal presentation of the handsome $1200 memorial tower clock to the county and the city of Covington by Mrs Bena Sewell widow of the late Homer Sewell to whose memory the clock was dedi cated The presentation address on be half of Mrs Sewell was made by Attor ney Dice and accepted by Com missioner William Wright for the county find Mayor McGeorge for the city Busi ness houses in the city were closed dur ing the exercises (jf KHllHfacllon to mo Careful expert' operators iimk'' dental work almost with arson Wil Ilalbcistalt is un On January 1st 1915 a new tariff of passenger fares becomes effective over the lines of the UNION TRACTION COMPANY INDIANA such fares being based on two cents per one half mile being counted as one cent (Minimum fare Is five cents) causing many fares to end in odd cents thus equalizing the fares between all points on the system passengers paying like fares for like distances over any portion of the line We earnestly request patrons to purchase tickets before board ing trains In case this can not be done if possible have the exact change to pay your fare By doing so you will permit the conductor to make his fare collections quickly allowing him more time to devote to his other duties Passengers paying cash fares should In all cases retain the cash fare slip given them as an evidence of fare paid DISEASES I CURE LICENSED AND ESTABLISHED IN INDIANA IN 1899 156 144 137 130 4 172 11 1320' 155 tfO 200 I 5 8 mostly smoke of the ladder through manholes some through ventilating apertures In the street ordi narily covered with steel grating Nearby theaters stores and automobile garages were commandeered by the police as temporary hospitals for the less in jured while dozens of ambulances car ried away to hospitals those needing skilled attention Some of these were re ported in a serious condition tonight Miss Ella Brady the only person to lose her life died in an ambulance The lives of several undoubtedly were saved by the use of pulmotors physicians said investigations to nx accident were at once Attorney Perkins and Commission and word came from Albany that the accident had started legislative activity looking tn nn investigation of the supervision of public utilities The fact that (lie smoke and stifling fumes were the cause of the trouble led to suggestions that steps be taken for more adequate ventilation of the tube Gen eral Manager Hedley of the fnferboroiigh said tonight that no Invention had as yet been developed to prevent short circuit ing and that a similar accident might oc cur at any time pl am tiff has al toward him but when in the company of the minister was pleasant and smiling The Rev Mr Strohl is married and has two children He lias been paster of the TJ Church only a few months It Is said that the church board has obtained the resignation 1 11 I 731 1 rk I ns 1 1 3l 1 1 ii si 77'i Totals that ho Slashing iof $1200 rom Salary of ortune as Probate Judge Taken as Slap by Roberts Men at Crawford airbanks i resulted investigation of the second fi destroyed two business moms billiard Monday and it I i made renorted New Years morning whs Mrs Jane raker R3 i hraker of She is sur POWERS District Pass'r Agent Rock island Lines 615 Mer Nat Bank Bldg Main 298 Bell I Xw riioiic 4U 0 ARTHUR HAMRICK Principal Clerk for all $150 JManhattau Shirts Two letters which passed between the captain uf the A and the nuinuge mcntct the swimming department of the TERRE HAUTE Ind Jan Edward Stewart of Hymera Ind was elected president of District 'No 11 United Mine Workers of America according to the report of the tellers who eonipl' tod can vassing he vote today ormer President AV VanHorn was elected international board member William Mitch of Terre Haute defeated Charles ox for the office of secretary while James Shield was re elected vice Board members are: Rainey Princeton re elected first district Harry Pigg Jasonville re elected second dis trict John Hessler Hymera third dis trict and Peter Donte West Terre Haute re elected fourth district Airman With Passenger Reaches Altl tude of 11690 eet WASHINGTON Jan 6 Making of a new American record for passenger carry ing aeroplanes was reported to the Derailment today by the army aviation school at San Diego Cal The message announced I hat Lieut Carburry with Lieut Christie ns a passenger flew to an altitude of 11690 feet in one of the new tractor military machines vi ngollcH Is 1 54 'E 1 1 rs 1 1 nin 5 I 1 4 9Sm i 9S Blind 1 25 1 731 Bilk tor 153 Daleville Husband Alleges Minister Broke Up Home Hummel a grocer rrporlc the police yesterday hat a horse Loo Rierid Dl Mont San Diego Santa Barbara Oakland Pasadena San rancisen Announces That Office May Be Abolished Within Ten Days Victim of Ax Asserts He Is he fourth floor of the llerolh Huililing 13 noon Special to The Indianapolis Star MUNCIE Ind Jan Walter Wat son a young music teacher of Daleville eleven miles west of here has filed suit for divorce from his wife Bertha A Wat son alleging that the Rev Henry A Strohl pastor of the United Brethren church of Daleville has broken up his home Strohl the complaint alleges became such a frequent caller al the Watson home that he entered by the hark door without the formality of knocking It ifl further alleged that the pren citer Mrs Watson became so friendly that minister helped Mrs Watson wash dishes The complains that Rev Mr Strohl feigned sickness on occasion and Mrs Watson affectionately bathed his head in owes: caught his wife sitting on the minister's lap at another time and that they Vcre kissing ano embracing further declares that his ways been sullen and Direct Jjci0 rf JjwedAlHEudea ia lock Island El Paso Southern Pacific i Every luxury of modem travel club I LEAGUE SiintH Marins 1 56K)' Brien 167 222McCawlln 67 Both Expotitiona included in ono ticket at no extra eoat San Diego 1915 San rancisco 'St Marks 1 68 143 the cars were tilled with the fumes of burning rubber Tills grew unbearable and it took little to start a panic In the darkness The demands of some of the passengers that the doors be opened were refused by the guards it was said ights ensued and there was soon in progress on both trains a desperate struggle to get out Windows were smashed by the score men and women trampled each other and tore each other's clothes in unreasoning fear Many Reported Dead Meantime smoke poured up through the station entrances manholes and ven tilators in dense volume Little atten tion seems to have been paid to tins warn ing until the first of the pajiic st ricken passengers reached the Street Then the report spread that there had been a terri ble accident in which many had been killed Police and firemen quickly reached the scene and although it was at length es tablished that the reports were exagger ated they were busy more than three hours in rescue work They found aban doned in the two trains many passengers women nan aspiiyxiated by Others had collapsed on the floor tube Some were brought up by Judge Redman beard Quick service the shirts will he conveniently displaye plenty of you can be scri ed in a jiffy EASl'EllN LEAGI I jORdcrft An explosion of I 1 I 1 re in Mildil MU 1 Moutoux tf'stimonv by Richard A Werneke prosecuting attor ney and John Gerdink an attorney both of whom contended that a salary of $2400 a year is reasonable compensation Will Try Divorce Cases The court also made it known that would try all divorce cases a phase the work of court that Judge or tune before he vacated the Circuit Court bench had transferred to the probate commissioner On Nov 9 only a few days before Judge ortune retired from the Circuit Court bench and while Colliver was serv ing as judge pro term Colliver made an entry in'the court record appointing or tune as probate commissioner for a term of four years beginning Jan 1 last He also fixed salary at $3600 a year an Increase ot $J200 a year on the salary drawn by former Judge Swango who servm for four years as probate commissioner The decrease in ortune's salary fol lowed by the announcement of the prob able abolishment of the office is taken by leaders in Vigo County polities as meaning that the breach between Craw ford airbanks and Mayor Donn Rob erts as factors in polities has widened perceptibly Judge ortune for years has been known in politics as a airbanks protege OICERrBELIEvTsLAYER RODE HOME WITH THOMAS CAPITOL LEAGUE Co I Ji I a I Ero ns fiu all $200 Manhattan Shirts MRS NELLIE HOSS Mrs Minnie Hatton 25 alrvieNv street a ml Mr! Williams 28 yours obi Russian Plans to Advance Obstructed then to advance In two columns the first including one division proceeding toward Id by the Olti Chai "valley 'The second two divisions strong was to ad vanciA on Ardost through the berv valley The Ninth Corps was to take the offensive in the interval between the Tenth and Eleventh Arms' Corps 'troops In the region of Olti cheeked with great courage the Turkish advance despite the numerical superior ity of the enemy and through several counter attacks Inflicted heavy dosses In the meantime we detected a strong Turk ish column reinforced by Mussulman rebels which was advancing from the Panjouretsk and Jalagouztcbamsk passes in the direction of Ardahan The garri son which we had left at this jkfint after holding out for seventeen days fell back a little to he east received reinforcements we attacked on Jan 3 the Turkish forces concentrated at Ardahan and inflicted upon the enemy a complete defeat he development of a subse quent action we discovered that the bulk of the Turkish forces was taking the offensive against Sari Kaniysh Tim task of our troops consisted in holding on the front important forces of the enemy and at the same time In offering a resistance strong enough to cheek the Ninth and Tenth Corps Our troops repulsed the frantic attacks of the Turks on the flank and on the front and at Sari Kamysh enveloped and almost annihilated two Turkish corps They captured one of these corps Its rommandcr three division gen erals with their staffs a number of offi cers thousands of soldiers and many guns rapid firers and horses The pur suit of the enemy still continues Judge Bash of Probate Court has ap proved contracts among William Kossnii and Elizabeth 11 McKinney executors of the will of the late Emma Ely Dmmw the ci tv board of park ronmtlssionors rank Stalnaker trustee: Ikizaboth McKinney and William Hough legatees under the will and Karl Bitler a sculptor by whleh arrangements have been made for payment for the memorial fountain provided for in the will David Britz saloon keeper at 110 South lllinniu ctrent 1 1 1'LJ'e (1 with (J DC i a 1 1 fl gambling device was arraigned beloic Judge Drdry in Police tlmut yi bteiday and his case was rontimied indefinitely O' dure today saved or replaced I ave 1 1 a i w'ni These art' the lots from which the majority of men select and it's at these prices where the sale shines At higher prices i he assort ments arc also great 131 East Washington street at yesterday 1 RANKORT Ind Jan 6 A new theory of the murder of Walter Thomas a farmer whose body was found In his barn Saturday leads officers to be lieve that Thomas was killed by a man who rode with him in a buggy after he left Michigantown Thursday night The horse driven by Thomas was found "loose in the barn and an inspection of the liarness indicated that the animal had been unhitched by at least two persons rein and one tug were tied different ly from those on the other side of the harness while the buggy had been pulled into the wagon shed instead of being hacked into it as usually had been Mr Thomas custom County Auditor Ed ward Spray issued a call late today for 1he County Council to meet tomorrow and it will be asked to appropriate' $500 reward for the slayer of Thomas The father of Thomas already has offered $500 reward davs He said he handle all probate work in connection with his duties as judge his store at Twenty eighth sired and I Northwestern avenue CAPITOL LEAGUE HIhcKh cause the greater part of all stomach troubles nerve dis orders health Why endure needless suffering? after painless extraction TWO HOUSE MEMBERS YOUNG Two of the youngest men In the House will be Robert McClaskey from La grange and Steuben Counties and Hubert Hlckani from Clay and Owen McClas key is a Republican representative while Hickam is a Democrat Both young men were graduated from the Indiana Uni versity Law School in the class of 1913 to till? board ofemxo I ih med lately of tlie Ol II I EDERAL LEAGI Ont lit ivh 129 154 161 Boettcher 133 129 1 73 MINERS DISTRICT NO 11 ELECT STEWART AS HEAD GREATEST STOCK at Nothing but NEW GOODS hero Less than three weeks ago we a eceived an immense ship ment of Manhattans the $150 and $200 qualities which sell now for $115 and $138 No old timers no shelf warmers $250 Manhattan shirts lj188 $300 Manhattan shirts $225 $350 Manhattan shirts KOKOMO Ind Jan 6 An echn of a tragedy a yar ago at airfield a shor distance south of this city when Edward Grishaw and Mrs Wilbur Youngman a bride of a few hours were instantly killed by a Dake Erie Western passen ger train and Wilbur Youngman was in jured so badly that he lay helpkiss In a hospital until his death two months ago was heard today when Nellie Grishaw filed suit against the railroad company for $10000 damages allegations in the complaint are that the track of the railroad company was obscured from view on account 4)f trees and houses that the train was going at the rate nf sixty miles an hour and that no warning was given by the engineer George Redmond ol Peru Mr and Mrs Youngman had been married only a few hours before the fatal DA A ETTE Mrs Dewis alley 76 years old who many ymirs ago was a leader in society ('IrHes In this city is dead Her husband was for years a large shoe manufacturer Mrs William Reltemeier 87 a resident of Dafayntte slxty four years Is dead Joseph Reite meier of Indianapolis Is a surviving son AV( I A rri in here from 1 1 Ington Ind fnr a visit with her dough ter Mrs Nellie Wilhoit Mrs Duelndia Murray 73 years old suffered an attack of heart disease just as she entered the house and expired Instantly H1O()M1NGTON years old widow of William this city died Wednesday vlved by six children HA RTORD TT John Ville 70 years old a this city is dead a daughter In Geneva EVANSVILLE red Beckenk rager 79 years old retired sho manufacturer a resident of this city since 1840 died here Wednesday INDIANAPOLIS 8 LEAGI hrD' 137 1 HEAVY PENALTY NATURE exacts a heavy penalty from thnwe who neglect disease Even the stronger ATHLETES soon BREAK DOWN from llnse diseases It Is dnlmed by to vrARCi VVI I I loading authorities that these diseases are uoin more 2 YEAKb LAliKI to the jLCP than tuberculosis or cancer irou BEST EQUIPPED OICE wil not escape unless you receive the right treatment IN STATE NOW Most people spend enough money foolishly every month to pay for a cure Do your duty Avail youilf of a PETC examination No matter whether ynur raw simple or eom ptlcated proper remedlcH wilt be administered at a cost one third lees than any other doctor's treatment whleh' you can arrange to pay when mired Other doctors come and go but mv work Is appreciated more and mere ev ry Off ces arranged for strict privacy CA11 TODAY OR JI000 EN A IN A 1 ION UtElv It you cant call write me a letter fully describing your condition HD I TCV'ITTT ih market street I uLJ 1 1 1 Ecuis 9 12 1 7 1 ri4aj 9 1 Sundm 1 barber valet service telegraphic news magazines correspondence facilities etc The Californian a second transcontinental train via the Golden State Route modern equipment excellent service Enjoy your European holiday in California this season Visit both San Diego and San Ur I nai Anrralaa ridiiuiovu UApuaiiiuiia wy vrtxj Early reservations important Telephone write or call for full information interesting litera ture tickets etc Tltointis fro of the ftriilimore At and the Clncitintitl lines a i i i 1 1 1 1 truffle assistant In addition to continiimt in tlte dlsehtUKC of his regular duties Totnls 7SR TSO irst rlonfla Lynch 131 143 Rr itzoi 139 Special to The Indianapolis Star TERRE HAUTE Ind Jan After hearing evidence to the effect that a salary of $2400 a year is a reasonable compensation for the probate commis sioner of Vigo County Judge EH IT Red man today entered an order reducing the salary of Charles ortune from $3600 a year to $2400 Judge Redman also an nounced his intention of abolishing the office of probate commissioner within a short time possibly within the next ten believed he could with assault and baiD ol I owl ng a rel and light in wliili a vlncwir bottle and trowel were the weapona A1 hit io Union this drastic action ti't he luk'Hi 1 ito tonight the rc HignaGon com Special to The Indianapolis Star SULLIVAN Ind Jan 6 Walker Wil son 36 years old whose saloon was wrecked and burned together with the saloon of Theodore Thompson and a meat market on New Year's morning at Hy mera was arrested today and with his bartender George Halberstadt 25 years old is in jail here tonight in default of $2500 bond charged son has a family and married Evidence elicited in held last week at Hymera Is said to have pointed to the men now under arrest but was not deemed sufficient Other Arrests Possible The inquiry was resumed yesterday after another fire at Hymera and the arrests The which saloon earlyr tinned will be It is ftrfi rr caused bv nitroglycerin or dynamite as first believed but that cans of gasoline had distributed through ono of the saloons and were ignited by gunpowder fuses SUIT IS DUE TO CROSSING CRASH COSTING THREE LIVES 200 Suffer Injury in Tube Panic method are entirely gat lafnctory In every fPHpfCt JACOB HAHN 1 8 ndlanapnlls Kend DENTISTS Nominated for Offices in House by the Democratic Representatives rOSTOI LEAGUE lat $3 $100 SOc EXTRACTING Work Guaranteed Trrth 10 IX A A 8 "1 7 4 a ft 1 7 Hi a 1 'C' 7 If II Ik HI1 8 lL ML J1" 5 1 9 1 i Jm I 1 1 JK A I I 4 7 I ot xUBSBSf a ri i Iff I $38 $15 fifunhnir 17 ft 1 11 I II I 22 94 McMillan 112 57 160 Mm ray 117 140 1 18 125 182 '25 67 4 TnlnD 666 740 818 Gnrlns 157 156 1 30 Robert 189 142 B2 raui'H Sr 13 7 123 1 28 Sell a rl 16 7 14 5 I I Driscoll 176 159 1 26 Bru hr 212 159 131 Krauss Jr 1 56 1 29 142 rukr Sr 67 171 152 Totals 776 74 2 6 4 6 TntfiD 912 791 785 BenncH 125 185 1 48 lepfer I38 Tobrnek 121 132 1 0f Hauck 162 Parrish 16 5 116 1 30 Hill 1 '3 1' 0 172 1 47 Bnnftt 170 Totals 552 635 581 Totals 603 Districts Junks Young 139 173 21! Wall 144 Patterson 154 117 155 Gary 127 Hoff 1 07 1 09 1 46 Jon fl 120 Trlttipn 169 114 1 1 9 lHsrmgth 83 Boswell 141 159 87 Paul 128 Totals 710 672 71 Totals 602 Drops Kcnnv127 164 1 80 Hiiffi 107 I'aaswaitr 1 20 1 37 139 Pnv rsaw 92 Dlj! 1281191 16 Goff 84 Ailey 1 17 1 59 1 65 Cord rcy 120 Harvey 154 154 150 Barrlngar 163 Tofalg 6 4 6 733 750 Totals 566 Ulan Savonih Christian 121 1 152 1 3 143 14 1 1 42Pay ue 1 16 1 1 4 110 1 25 1 2 5) Dai fwl I 1 34 1 66 1 10 1 88 1 40 Myers 1 18 1 56 159 1 54 1 24St evonson 151 139 177 729 649 Tntalft 67 1 757 693 Sut hr ria nd 179 17lHH Strtr 180 1R4 172 157 14 1'Rafvrt Hi 1 52 184 115 I32SG1'Z 151 156 111) 115 123'11 Strtr 165 138 165 143 1 HlLuccy 123 152 150 709 714 Totals 764 782 S20 Roberts Park 153 1 97 Bracket 1 1 32' 13 I 163 181 1 28TliouiftH 120 1 26 131 1 3 5 14 1 Ward 90 107 112 125 Wuiit 108 150 118 185 HcndrlrkH 131 133 IH3 Wiseman 157 759 778 Totals 642 605 766.