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The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 46

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2 THE INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY STAR SEPTEMBER 10 1916 rii TIGERS TAKE LAST Risks Life in Dash ASEBALL STANDIN Cool Wave to Win Honor nd CALENDAR ROM BROWNS KNOCKS HSLUES CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE Coming! ASSOCIATION AMERICAN BY BIG SCORE OUT LEAD ODfl pluc Louis Uses Three Pitchers St 'oiible Pitcher Giant oen th lap led otal Header Giving Ut of Eight Hits IN OTHER LEAGUES BOSTON AND WASHINGTON CONTEST DRAWS LARGEST DIVIDE A DOUBLE HEADER CROWD AT NEW YORK PARK the New York Takes Two rom Ath Braves Are in Third Place our and One Half Games Behind The IQO mile race Boston Brooklyn KOW THEY STAND HOW THEY STAND Aitken's Poll But 519 Mobile Little Kock 70 CENTRAL banded 4 0 one half Ra jdds 33 RESULTS Won Brooklyn fifty Lhls The 1 teller is their the chances I death Boston A vboto second the first Score: hia Det A hiladclp hia marie iresidcnt I iempstond BA CI? RAI I TODAY DOUBLE HEADER DiOlJ DtlLlj WASHINGTON PARK Passed Philadelphia Jttbburgh 0 I 11 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 1 a 2 0 Boston 0 0 A El 11 (irst Totals 1 2 Waited for 3 0 0 3 8 Whittillf Detroit INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 1 0 4 ar lilts Bu rn: 13 EBrnj out Totals 29 0 0 0 0 too Buffalo 'J' i bal Is IUtle Rock 1 auif Double game CHICAGO WINS 7 STRAIGHT Tnnc asteaton the Track WESTERN LEAGUE defeatin on th had and Emalie condition his Moines Wichita Phlln IT CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE the the 7ini rnm! run NV 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 If I sixth and Johnson duel Chi pass a skift A it Kiileforc I inorl 0 Olin AB Wash TODAY'S GAMES Speakr bail happened 0 0 liboldcf 0 0 Wmbg Uugey 0 1 0 6 0 If 0 3 0 0 Killeferln the eighth miles fainbthp 0 Ruth l) fliliuiukre 0 0 (Philadelphia 0 0 0 lould 4 27 13 Totals 30 Totals base NATIONAL LEAGUE 0 Pittsburgh at Chicago Roth i was fourth 3 HU His 74 Liebold AMERICAN LEAGUE A 1 1 ken in Chill BREAK EVEN AT ST LOUIS in Hit off veland Rnth) Third II 0 CENTRAL LEAGUE in 0 Walsh cf Smith rf ATHLETICS DROP TWO 3 A ft at Evansville 8 0 0 Hlblitzll second game finished South B' nd at ringfield was third In 1 Duesonberg 0 0 0 0 0 fourth in 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 CiD AB AD Betzi first and the II 0 0 0 10 3 0 1G 'Totals Schaefer CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE Portland Smith cf 0 0 0 Gallia in nerm anent nidring track time In October in the a inc 0 nd go El Phila A 1 1 Milan i $40000 Golf Cours Hies 30 35 1 mil 1 1 Totals 3 7 Boat' Left Mullnv If Gerber Johnson Davis Oltshcklfd 0 482G 1 Totals 3 2 1 4 27 18 30 a triple bv ball Harner and with that the side Colum bus 0 0 0 be Philadelphia 0 batted Louisville Off Schulz off hits Brad Sacrifice filer foot AB IT IL onnollv 0 0 0 By red Myers 0 0 ON NEXT! 0 0 0 0 Aines Totals 28 17 0 The oasooz BETTER ON PAGE 3 COLUMN 7 reauestel in front Bost on 0 6 High If I 'knpghs 0 0 nothing on the 0 0 4 onnksn Gardner 3 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 Providence Riclnn oml Bride tmithrf hanks If 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 0 0 0 0 0 0 NiehotT 2 Ktock 3 the the 1 1 1 0 Sion 'A 0 Miller rf Maisel 2 ninth the fifth the ninth knnft rf llolke 1 3Beck 'urrlrr Huggini Miller Smith rf Montreal 4 Rochester took creator Aitkm and 31 Bride Henry a rperp Chicago Los An loto arrived here border to take up Chase 2 Gri filth rfM ingoc Huhn1 Schulz "Ill Mis C) I IT has beou DILLON LEAVES TODAY TO 1 BOX LEVINSKY AT MEMPHIS ij I Richer 0 1 Ka ti ft' Magee cf High If 1 'knpghs I A nson Willim a today game $25 to $50 1 I Herzojr 2 5 O'nirtsn rf Brooklyn Philadlpha Boston oils 2 Columbus Toledo 6 0 1 Stolen letch Holke Kahn Clothes $15 to $25 VPerritt 0 0 1 1 Sacrifice an even break by Washington Detroit is now only one game behind the lead 2 9 38 2 9 ID Or and this is a bit more economical pick them from our big showing of garments Either way you get fullest value for youi money! A PRACTICE TODAY mile in the fir Johnnv stopped off Struck out tnrv An estimate a high enough but thos' Kernels Slip as Upham Hurls Well Cincinnati game) St Louis Evansville 521'1 llauti A13 Hurns If 4 letics While Chicago Downs Cleveland 5 to 4 Tennis Team to Meet Louisville Saturday Trying to Check Detroit Batsmen bv Gallia Time 2:3 Local Team Put Out in irst Game lead bpfor the finish tn Herzug Philadelphia Wilmington 2 by Dineen that 1 Bob dr AS CERTAIN as taxes got to get cold before long! ALL STARS VS PENNSY GRAYS The Pennsylvania Grays will play the All Track Records Broken in East ning but he broke a Plan your vac: to include a the Du I'ont Trap shooting Scho jl on Younrfs Million Dol lar Pier a ky and veuth In Louis in the final game of the series De troit scored innings and in tlie iast SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Atlanta 5 Birmingham 4 (Ten hundred and fifrv mon worked for knurs this afternoon in a preliminary ball drill INDIANAPOLIS vs MINNEAPOLIS irst Game Called 2:00 1V1 TICKETS ON SALE Clark Budweiser i 1 ShawD pnnhmlpfl for blx trlnle vi torv when he made his final stop at the pits In th irm mile he nt pvtv ten mile post In the Shackelford 3 bv lford McCormick and Young Crawford American League 1 rough NATIONAL LEAGUE York" Philadelphia stop when Kickcnhacher wheels and went out of victory within his grasp jrtinie slowed the time ot and the overage was Sytb 0 0 Janvrin Hooper 2 Loft Bases AMERICAN LEAGUE roit 12 St Louis Uon Washington CENTRAL LEAGUE nd Rapids 11: Muskegon 9 Philadelphia Bases eker 1: oft Bush 7 off by pitcher Bv Bush 1 2 10 0 0 on Off Ruth 3 Johnson 6 by Ruth 3 sun Umpires Eva ns Ind Sept 9 Work ort Wayne's new olf course under the direc tion of William Langford the well known golf architect The Country Club im provements will cost approximately S4000U and among other things will in clude a large ut of doors swimming pool I i McCulloch the only ort Wayne Doming' and Crabb and Barnhart bl op eller roller In rapid suc Wasb AB rLenrd3 5 Wins by a raction On the last hip Hughes took the entire (two and one half miles with the throttle AMERICAN ASSOCIATION LNDIANAPOJIS 4: Minnenp PHILADELPHIA Sept New York closed its season in this city by tak ing both games of a double header with the Athletics the first 4 to 1 and the second 4 to Tinnelv hitting gave New York the iiruiili cl when winning run hits off Lam slab after live player to qutilify in the state golf tour naments during the last two seasons to day led the held in the qualifying play of the 'Hem on tournament which is living played for the championship Ho made uu eighty nine ORTIES AT NORTH VERNON The National orties vill tilay at North Vernon today AH nlayers are requested to bo at the Union Station at 6:30 o'clock Pow ers Harris and Nash take notice am taking the ung he second which went io 3 Th? first between Ruth THOUSANDS PEOPLE ARE ON THE BORDER? of ba! health a crisis which unless speedily and effe i ually averted will throw them into a long conflict with disease Behind the largest per cent of physical breakdowns BAD BLOOD will be found fmbuhed You can not reach and overcome this outlaw of your system with ordinary medicinal ammunition iou must hunt him down and ugnt him hand to hand with SSS a POWERUL CLEANSER THE BLOOD Vrite for our REE books on Blood and Skin Diseases or to our Medical Advisory Department lor at vice Address TKc SWIT SPECIIC CO nveraging b9ir and 1 whs fifth in 3 1 uj 4 1 0 0 0 wall at the top of th track mastered the rar and he and Henderson dismounte and walked duwn the Altli Schulz and in one of the first six St Louis made all her runs three St Louis used three trying to stop the Milwaukee nsiiw City 4 New York A third with 22 leading clubs ha 1 noint scores a Boston A A 17: Illinois A 13 University Wisconsin 13 gelrs A 6: University of Mish siesippi Agricultural College Wall Toronto and Multnomah A PERRITT WINS 2: out $Jv ITrritt 3 bv1 Wild pitch Bendernd ICinslie 'J'iruf But will you be ready when the mercury drops'? Not unless you take steps NOW to replenish your warmer wardrobe! All the hits allowed Columbus Toledo St Paul at Louihvilie as the sword time this tolior twirled a double Giants enton brc iking Only tom feet separated wheels of Aitken's Peugeot 7ahn liMADE TO MEASURE half from the top Incidentally the re suit practically puts St Louis out of the TAILORING CONIRANV KAHN BUILDING Joie Ray of Chicago led remainder of forty yards troirf runner who wore he heeded them not Nothing but a spill could halt fcRh'r man with vict uy onlv a of with I was second with ce runs in the ninth The pitchers' dud between hitting but could do little compose the All Star team ST LOUIS Mo Sent 9 Cincinnati andSt Louis broke even in a double header hern 'today Cincinnati took the first game 6 to 3 by hammering Williams for threv ri In Hia I nn I fl itn liriil I leagm gam this I id $mdthe dull had never been sold out so com pletely The crowd was estimated at about 370uu Scores: i inbeam William erritt gave a wonderful exhibition here this afternoon when he dcieatcd thePhiladelphia ehnmplnus in both games of a double header 3 to 1 and 3 to 0 The double defeat tumbled Philadelphia fromthe lead Bernitt permitted onlv eight hits iln the tiro games three ol Hmnchel in the sixth inninj game when the champions only run rushed his foot down op not knowing what minute he into the wall ate and his AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis at INDIA NA LIS With Kahn there are two ways to do it 'Order your Eall suit and outercoat made to your measure With all the grace that edmes of curves planned and fitted to the form drlvinr in the variou: th? features of the day 11 0 0 4 0 0 SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER WASHINGTON Sept 9 Boston Washington divided a double header the visiting Deft bases Ne 1 Ibises on balls out Bv Deinarfp I JX I cm the90 milc mark Aitken Wins $4600 Bv his three victories Aitken won SlGOO which added tn tho $13oQ0 he captured at Cincinnati on Monday gives him a grand total nf $17 GOO for two work taking the holding it Started at Wayne Includes Open Pool Th roe base Stolen bases BASEBALL keitoday LAAYETTE RED SOX vs A Cs (AME CATTKI) 3 Bleachers 25c Grand Stand 35c 30c rex du ion of the win els i the race of hL life ti nd the ok oiidcal timin opponent who hung lcgged)y on for the 8: vis 2: off AW YOUS6 5 Ci'HOLE SHOW Sutcliffes Ascend in Seventh The Sutcliffes ascended slightly in theseventh and errors enabled Indianapolis ninth wIpti xvilh tinndy single fOred Miller who had singled and advanced a sacrifice and walk Scores His Struck out Bv Bush 7: by lv Shocker 7 Wild pitch i i 'Loughlin and a 1 1 i Totals 4 2 4 1 2 1 Totals 32 10 for Demnree in the ninth Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 1 New York 0 0 0 1 1 0 Washington 7 1: off Gallia 4 Hit by Dv Gallia out By Harper Umpires Chill and Evans routost In the second until Bush was or dered off the field for objecting to 1 decisions Cdclvin 0 0 cTnnis bases Ala gee Bv Williams 5 bv Beebe 1 Umpires Owens and Time 2:04 MehttlT Wntsnn Struck out 4 by Watson 1 Umpires Harrison O'Day Time 2:03 The Star shows the condition of the steer ing arm when the Peugeot stopped Rickenbacher Warned Aitken noticed the break and slowed down but did not stop for lie had seen the right rear wheal on Riekenbacker's rar wobble jCinriiina 1 1 0 bi Louis 0 Two base 1 balls Off Shawkey 5 off Johnson Struck out By bhaxs key 2 by Johnson 4 win a race than bacher Both shoulfi lu'Toes ot the track miles face face SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION inal Standing Jack Dillon accompanied by hia manas' Sam Murbarger will leave for Memphis Tenn this afternoon here on I uesday Tiight the lightweight champion will meet Battling Levinsky a scheduled right round bout The boys have met before on: numerous occasions Dillon i in good shape liny Bronson last night announced Hint he had signed articles tor Jack McCarron thv Allentown Pa middleweight to box Kuo nut Sweeney in amaq The contest is schedu LUUIIUJ Milburn Savior probably will box 1 Downey ten rounds in Columbus the parr nf the month Bronson announced boys are lightweights Totals 39 11 24 14 Batted for Wellman in the third New York 2 0 0 0 Two base hit Luderus 'Robertson Sacri flee hi Is I Cin ABNeale If 4 CADET STAR BACK ROM BORDER Sept 9 Lieut formerly star army ath today from the Mexican bls duties as one of the 0 10 0 0 0 Thomas bases Henry hits McBride 1 Washington 6 Wild Pitch John 1 line ba 1 1 ricin I ch Tim 1 55 SECOND GAME AB A El AB 3 4 His work consisted in winning 30'i mHe race one 100 mlle race one rnlle race and a twenty nine event adding many points to hit total in A A A championship awaro am nnt miss me crown crowd which was not but two laps to go Ids right rear wheel dish'd The axle dropped to the truck and as the ear whirled in the Devil's spin Hie this frame Shortstop Bradbury of the home club committed three errors and the left fielder one The ninth run came In the eighth Hogan singled stoic second and was caught at third on Nether roller to Robinson after Bradbury had fanned Netherton pilfered and easily scoredvhen Harper smashed a hard one through the box The Wheeler Schoblers wore cut down in rapid order in the ninth and then the amateurs vacated the field in of Sutcliffes are going to be hard to defeat in the rive for the National Amateur Association championship The winners today have got an aggregation of distance hitters and if they can Improv" their fielding It will take a powerful club of a second off the mark held by Melvin Sheppard since 1911: The 440 yard run resulted in a duel be tween Tom Halpin of Boston and Ted Mercs dith Philadelphia Meredith looked a win ner until within fifty yards of the tape where Halpin passed him and after a spirited finish uncroxvned the former cham pion The Boston man xvon by about two leet The fourth track record to sgo was for the 120 yard hurdle for which Simpson of the University of Missouri throned last champion red Mi or sau raiiuiBuu wu nujnuuu place Simpson won in the new senior record time of seconds In the field events A Mucks of the University of Wisconsin was a double win ner He retained his championship title uiy the shotput and discus throxv making a nexv record in the latter by throwing the saucer 145 feet 4M inches A Bronder Jr of the Irish American Athletic Club New York by a sensational throw of 190 feet in the javelin contest established a new American as well as a senior mark In the running high jump Wesley Olei New York A and Harry Barwise Bos ton A A finished first and second respec tively after deciding a tie each haxing cleared six feet two inches in competition Irish Americans Win Points Tn the five mlle run Hannes KolehmamenJ dropped out after going a little more than 1 1 A i a the held throughout the race and won by about Kyronen a innish the colors of the Millrose The jrisn American wnn the noint honor! Progress' was made in the round robin tournament at Brookside Park yesterday to determine xvhich players shall com pose the tennis team that xvill meet the champions of Louisville Ky here next Saturday afternoon Both singles and doubles matches were played Unusual interest is being taken in these elimination matches as the winners of the doubles and the finalist in the sin gles will be recognized by the Municipal Tennis League as the city champions in their respective events Bacon of the Brookside club won two matches vesterday He defeated Mazur of Brookside by default and Tayne of Willard 6 1 6 0 Mazur and Bacon of Brookside defeated Payne and Miller of Willard 6 2 6 4 and Iverson and Ken nedy of tlarfield 9 7 6 1 Iverson and Kennedy defeated Payne and Miller of Willard earlier in the day 6 3 5 7 6 1 Matches scheduled for today are Iverson (G) vs Bacon (B) Payne (W) vs Mazur (B) Iverson (G) vs Payne (W) Wilcox got away the lead held it for moie than ten miles Aitken second and Hughes fourth ix made twn tire changes and lost lace to Aitken Hughes taking sec How They inished In tiie twcnty mile event Aitken in a Peugeot won in 12:3735 averaging 9508: Wileox finished second in a Premier In 12:37 GS averaging 9503 Arthur violet in a Sunbeam was third in 13:12: averag jewLs $700: chevrok Icox $3'10 nnd HpnderHnn i iderslood that a maiorltv of will take irt in the next hlrh probably will be a u0 OlHenrvc 2 Johnsnp 3 8 27 11 11 Totals29 Batted for Judge in the ninth Boston 0 Washington 1 a hits Stolen Shorten Sacrifice I T'l 1u is I for Wilson In the seventh for Smith in the ninth i for Watson in the eighth 0 0 Inis Collins Kavanau Srhalk 2 Collins Jac) ifion Woavrr Torr Wambsganss Double plav Terry to Col lins to Nest Bases on balls Oft Lambeth oil track and ho had the big race al ia bls pocket at any stage barring its He with Ills opponents ytretche allowing ihern to pass him curves and then walking away raluhtawavs as an ocean liner would for oidring in the eighth t2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Chase 2 4 Grillltbrf lAiitchPlil 4 iLoudens 4 iubnc tKnetzerp 3 Totals31 out when winning run was senrod Cincinnati 0 0 0 ifit Louis 0 0 0 Qtnlrn hits Betzel Smith llomsbv Double plays fine hit Schulz Doubt to Chase iu la Huhn Left on bases 0 McElwe 2 nlStrunk cf Oiecbang If 1 Mel nnis 1 Pick 3 0 Brown rf OlPicinichc OlBush I Nabors 8 1 1 Totals 31 1 1 1 1 a 1 i a 0 0 0 Two base hits cckinpaugh Home run saner stolen tlm best the lead IRST GAME Welcome i at any Gun Club a hearty welcome and plenty of fun awaiting you at every gun club TRAPSHOOTING is the king of sports and your ardent traps hooter is the of Good ellows Go out to day try your skill at I and enjoy tj game that develops real men Booklet "The Sport ree Corr Dclav Bos AB Phlla AB Paskrtcf 4 Austin Stolen Miller Sacrifice Double plays nAS on balls Off off Hamilton 1 off Coveleskie 001 0 0 0 xy xL1 ra vlp railA ft I hu cl' 5 r'nVi a i ni i7 The Tigers and White Sox each gained Idfl I ff Il Orhans 73 tl 744IM vinphls Hi 493 half a game on leaders in the nw I mJ I I I 7 I I BIBI I 1 11 II II I I I 1 1 11 I II 'I VI tt their vh I a I 1 a WTSMBEO JJ 15 91 331 at if re held to Iff Ml 1 9 II II I fffSyfcr gg Yr i fl errors they mB i 1 Ji VJ rt JZj Shottn If 4 1 0 2Vitt 3 4 2 1 2 0 BB Miller rf 4 0 0 1 olBusbs 5 2 2 4 0 Kfll 5 12 0 0 i ii 4 3 4 on I crwfril rf 4 1 0 0 Marsnjicf 5 2 1 Burns 1 It 0 0 Austin 3 4 1 2 1 Young i 0 a 1 uvans 4 2 1 il bpciicer 1 4 Nnllln and ntuiiun) tMo vis irst 1 0 0 0 0 Dvnprt ri 0 0 0 0 (Sec Hamltnp 2 0 Oil Hartley I 0 0 3u DI 27 14 I Hamlltin in the ninth 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 4 1 1 3 3 2 2 0 0 12 Coveleskie sc hits Bush Vi will 1 It moG aii team win practice i io1 SL'T cA I VME ROUI AUOMG'III be present i a 1 1 It i 1 II gj CJ (xj Qy 1 Mlllll Tn ira Illi irLL I If "ll 'TLLXWM' 4 1 1 1 zcj Bv JJ I II 'siJ'XV j4 A 151 A 1 fll WtSiySMWWl 'i kvut 1 1 i iW' ivuccas i mi bwiiitittlt 7JW9 i er i a i ri lv i ti i II to I i n' i I'M niu xZX VX'SUKA ft 'Zv jiLy Lji I V7 TX" tWj7Z I 7 'O' 0SM5O'z iu biu ua rr 'a II uj Ohio 7A i ol 1 Vrb i fi a i xci xy ti jiuiai irMn ZTXiciiSifTj'fl i A ZT a St A ki Il ifri frw flaw? i Jia jUKSK I I rfir I 1 as a A a nnisiAH bi i nr a wjmLjr MnwMB OR LESS 217 236 237 23 Mass Ave 'n td Jfp a f' Sh r' Tx 1 i a A i 4 tl It IV Wh Lose louiMvil'e S3 tiO 377 S0 73 INDIANAPOLIS XI i 575 577 570 Kaimue (itv 76 65 53! 5fi! 535 iniifii nidi 76 69 521 527 521 Paul 72 68 51 I 518 511 Toledo 68 71 189 193 186 58 60 116 IM 417 Milwaukee 50 91 355 '359 352 NATIONAL XV 77 51 Cv2Phlsburgh fiO 9 165 75 52 59 I 'hicago 61 462 71 54 Louis 58 76 133 f3 GJ 5l'4i let innati o2 S3 aSu AMERICAN XXL pct I XX Bet 77 56 Louis 70 77 5s 57i'ij ashirigt f7 us 76 58 atUk veland ua t7 a04 71 61 Bln I aO 1 0d hunt as well ast the rest except the' three leaders who stand as follows: I Won Lost Pct Boston 77 56 579 Detroit 77 58 570 Chicago 76 58 567 DETROIT Mich Sept Detroit to day administered a 12 to 8 defeat to St Local Champs Beaten Have Bad Bth Inning 1 Louisville AB 11 II SH SB A Hogan if 4 121 2 0 0 1 Bradbury ss 4 1 1 1 0 3 1 3 Netherton cf 4 2 10 1 I 0 0 Harper 2b 5 1 3 0 1 1' 4 0 Jtirkson 3b 4 1 2 0 0 2 2 0 Harper Ib 3 0 1 1 0 6 0 0 Burning rf3 1'0 0 2 0 0 0 Crabb 4 1 1 0 0 14 2 1 Weller p4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 35 1 17 1 27 9 5 Indpls AB SH SB A Stewart ss 5 0 0 0 0 Ji 6 1 Kraft 2b 4 0 1 0 0 4 2 Barnhart 3b 4 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 Keller If rf 4 0 1 0 0 3 0 3 Oaalctna cf4 0 4 0 0 2 0 0 Huhn ri lf 300 0 0120 Doremus lb 4 0 0 0 0 9 0 1 Lucid 3 2 0 0x 0 3 0 0 Robinson D3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 Totals 34 3 7 0 0 24 13 6 Louisville 0 0 1 0 0 7 0 1 9 IndlanapofU 0 0 10011 0 0 3 Two base hits Harper Gaalema Tbree base hit Harper Jackson Neth erton Left on bases Louisville 8 Indianap olis 7 irst base on errors Louisville 5: Indian apolis 2 Earned runs Louisville 3: Indianapolis 1 Bases on balls Weiler 2: ofl' Robin soir 3 Struck out Bv Weller bv Robinson 3 'Wild pitch Bv Weller 1 Jilt by pitcher By Weller Huhn Passed ball Bv Lucid I Time 2:00 Umpires Jesse Doehler and James Mur Sf VWf TO MEASURE I.

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