Orlando Evening Star from Orlando, Florida • 13

FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 24. 1929. THE EVENING REPORTER-STAR PAGE THIRTEEN Ltgatt Ltfals Financial News Citrus Produce St. Louio Cards Defeat Cubs to Go Into First FLORIDA CITRUS MARKET Dairy Products Diamondball News Lloyd Wancr" Triples in Seventh With Two On to Give Pirates Win Over Reds.

RATIONAL LIAOUl XT I.OC1H, May 14 (jPI Tha Hi. Inula Cardinala, Nailnnal l.ru ihamplnna of lift, flajrd baarliall of i hainplniiahlp callbar yaitarday and wont Into flrat nlaoa In tha Witt pun-ii'int ruoa by dKfratlna tha Chicago I'uPa, I to In the npaner nf a tlfree-same arrlra. Tha Cards aro now a liiiK aiinie ahead of lha llrulna. Mileh-ill allowad tha Minora It hit but waa rffartlve In tha titnrhas. Koiara lloniahy, fnnnar Cardinal mannvar, niw with tha Cuba, want hltlraa on Iria flrat appraraine hara thla ara-anii, Tha laora Chtraoe- lb Lnallih, aa Ah It H.

1V.A.K 4 0 0 1 1 0 I'livlrr. rf llornaliy, I. WUann, stphrnaoii. If lirlinin, 11 i.xniiiili'i, Illaki-, Ituh. Nrhf.

Nr. TolKla rnllrd for lllakr lu mh. SI. Lou.l I'ouliilt, if Illah. Jb Kri.h.

imttnniley, lb It imrr. Molni. rf Ilrldrt. .1 Wllaon, Mll.hrll. Ah It II .110 A 0 0 1 1 i Tot.la Si ora by Innings Ml Loula .31 I 17 14 0 nos tin ino i on oii siimmary Runa ballrd In, lllnh (ll, llMttomli'V, llornaliy a) liilnim, Tw-o-baar Iflla, Krlach, Kna- ilrliuiu.

Thrra-har hit, Mlnh rll. Iloma run, IHiih Sacrlficea. Mann, llornaliy. linuMr playa, llorna by In Orlinm, flrlhart tn Krlach tu linttnmlay. an haaaa, Chlragn, St.

Loula, 9. Ilnaia on balla, off fllnke 6: off lluah, off Mil. -hall, I. Struck out. by Mltchall, I.

Illta, off Mlaka. 7 in 7 Innlnga: off NVhf, 1 In 1-1 Innlnn otf lluah. 1 In 1-1 Inning, lioalng pll. li. lllakr.

Cinplraa, lllnlrr, Mcljiuiili lln and Hart. Tlma, 1 01. PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, riTTHni'lKIII. May If (Pi rtllii-liurgh'M 6 to victory over C'liulinmll hr wa. nno of "Venn." Lloyd Wit ntr put llTr jtfunn In the biif when trl)lf In thn ui'Vpnlh, tcorli.K two mnnrr.

Th Box tcort tha particular adilroa of tb aild il--felldullla, HclineKM Wui in i hualmnd, it A. Clark and ife. CI i and William mil Mnlllll, hla wife, la itvil dibKeiit aenrch ami lmiiii v. an.l it further appiiiruuj thni Ii ol aald defeitihiuia la over tho of -1 yeara, and Hint tli.ra la will the Slain of I-1, la, ol eou poena upon whom wool I blct eiio.r of tha auhl ib-f. niltiiii, l-i th.

'i-f. Ordered Hint the M. Duncan ami wile Punirii. C. Cooper anil wife, Iivb- ar, John It Hi rrrn nlnl wife, Herren.

Hem lln l.uvif arnt urxl.iHB. her Iki" ihi.I. 1 1 otd A. Chirk uml wire. Ci'iik, and Wllllnm nod 51..

tin, hla wife. Im niul tin hen by ara reiulr.d to npiunr on or t.oforo Inn Ird dny nf A. to nnatvrr tha bill of complaint in thla i.uhj fur a atilt to title on nuir ot um miuhh. Weat Quarter otitic Noiii-. weal yunrl.r I.MV',1, uiol tin Weat buir tWi,) of the hen Quarter of tlo- Quarter iWt, nod (lie Quarter (SWV.I ol W.c half HViji of tha iiln ()iui.

ler INI'M.) of the cjoiir tar all lu Townahlp 21 rimii It, 11,110:0 el Knat. otharwlae the cf the bill of complaint will to, t-ilicn its uu.i taaaed oy (he ani.l It la flirt her older. .1 thai tl-ia oftur ho pultllahed om it w. f. four rnnaacutlva Weckn In tin Itv.MiliiT Iteporler-Slar, a new aiuiper ruibllahej In aald Oiaua-e O.nutv.

Plnrtita. Paled thla 3rd day of D. 193. iHeal) ft IMItlS'snv. I'h-lk I'll, -till Court, 1'V M.

A HnW.MMl I putv CI, rk. nmnnY'. maw Mollcllol'a for I'onipl. no. I' ll.

I. IT, II, 31-0. ORDER FOR PUDLIC ATION In the circuit Court of 01:11110 tvun lv. Plorhhi. OKOIIIII II.

I I Jl HltAVl-'H uml ')' llltOWV. I'litlntlffa. Va. IDA F. MtSII a iv W-W.

I I.I.YAl Aim iti-ssoM .,,,,1 lKHIEIITY. oniiKlt Fop. rriit ri, Tha of Flm ul 1 I' "'in. I ft a S'i, 1 MnasnchuteH: 1'1 1 It lit- tin. of the attorneys nmli 1,, Ihe abnve entitled action i- 1 nn ti to recover rent rilalu In dm State of Florldn, Hint vim niul ol vnu.

are non-reslilonts of state nf Flor ida niul that you. ItlelKir.l are a realilent of Km Civile Ilrookllne. Muaani-liii-i-ttM. ntol (hot von Wllllnm 11 I Mli, 11 1 -i r. 1- dent of 103 Clin Stri ct.

lilcln ul. Mnnsnchuartta: It la therefore oriler, il tli il Rlchnrd llesom no, I iii- iih 11, hertv. be ami i.m nm Ii, hv qu to appear In eahl eaii-n on Monti iv, tha third dav of June. courthouse In inlainln. Flm hi, action heimr one of i t.n.

Mi to coyer certain renl in (ho Ht.it nf Florida ami .1 -1 1 and Hi of i -m Vi llon In Apopl.ii ('lit. 1. tin to thereof of n-il In in, I orita Oriince 1 ItneHM Ihe It, I Jllilire nf satil I'otnt. im Al! Ilnh nsnn. cleik Iheie.

I 11 ,1 of anld I'nii: I at Hi 11, i i Inililo Flollil.l. Hill I la iliv ot All; tL 1929. It. 'fly Hv L. I wii.son i iy 1.1 .1: 1: inn.

nr.it. Attoriiets for 1 NOTICE OF MAT, To All Whom II 1 rii Notice la ben In r.iv, 11 tl niul bv eree In the I'lrcutt Tvuu-t of Ihe Kcvenieeiiih clr. nf Ihe of Florida. In nn I Or-niiKo Counlv. in 1 or 'j dav of Mnv.

A. H. 1 .1 1 therein lielldlliL' vt hot-. I 1 V- llallH. focineilt Hallh- i- bV her llll'-batiil an, I it- I 1 ol, 1 i tllllll Waelialls.

nt Allilll-. Ill l-i i I I nine knotvii un I loiiM "'l 1 J. i' hi alat tiimf. t. A.

1-. it l.in-tiotvttz, .1. Murray, un Cliiuii-ei-y. will soil heat tilihl, i- for im I mid east nf lh, Irl.lllilo, I 'on the ,1 1119, the miiiio I ui snld inolilh. ilnilin; ii sale, the foltott il situate.

Ivlnir an. I I Iy of orange uuil lo-wlt: A strip 2:1 Solllh cllih of l.ol a Mill, tn i nortli etui of I- il I ill IJ lu Iuiiik.iIiiw oilaiiitn ai-coi'iliiit; Hiereor, rconnl, ,1 I "ll," pace 1,2 of th nrtta of I I 'mihi Snld sale will snld (lei-lee, (,., ii i- l-llftlH. Hilled nl i Florida, thla I'-ln i-1929. .1. Spi-i I.

Mt'RItnW Hi a Holleltot a for i omiit 1 1- I I NOTICE OF MAM 1 Not ten la In i I. and by vu-tne ot i.n,i creo dated anil ma, ,1,. I A. IL in i i. I ding 111 the i 'lr.

ml i.i hi mi for Otange Cminlv, 1-1, i-1 i. Slllt No. i 'i, AlllilH Is emiiiilalli.iiit I U. tiii-den aillnllihili-at'il- ol la of Koherl Heoiglniilia Maiiih p. t.i, Parker Juliied by II.

.11 imr liiisbnnd and II. Al. I a. Madden and ll, atri, II. oiili hi.i wife and K.

It, it-i Mililileli hla wife il, ma, will on Monday, the lit U.n- ol A. It, 19211, offer for rale at public nuli-iy to the hlKhcHt anil he-i In, hi, fur emu between tin. limn a II A. M. and 2 o'clock P.

h. the legal hotlt'H of sale, nt Ihe rniiil ih.oc of tho cuili'llltiUMti in County, Flot illa, tho lolli.v. In scribed proiieily. Ivnn: uml In in hi Orunun County, Flo it i All of block iiiiinh, ic five (2li) or Ihe l.nvn i ua tho aiillio Im nul-ll, corded In plat book 211. of lln piihlic na oiila Counts'.

Florldn nl r. iMI. nt Kubject hotvi vci', lii tit" pat-tin nr tho renialiiluu nniiald in im on iin. notes secllreil bv said ha -II nous being In inui, nut of all lm duo until January L' I 't not duo uiilil 2, Mrui Interest, tlli-rt'f ill at the rule of per cent per iintnim fioin ti. lllf.W.

ljpvul.ll Alasl-. H. W. HOLLAND, Ht. Peterabiirg, Florida.

Solicitor for Cumnlaliiaiit. 6-2-1, ill; (i-7. 7, l-lo NOTICE TO CREDITORS In Court of the County JiiiIku. County, state of Florida. In re estate of JKNN1H COVERT, Poecaflefl.

To all creUltorn, li gutcc.s, itii trlh-uteea and all persons having claim demands against sahi estate: You, anil each of you, ni-v ben tnf notified and required to lnx-scut un clalma and UeiniuidM which' -jou, ellher of you uiny hue ugaSni. loo estate of Jennie M. ('uveit, aumi' 1, Into of Orauge Cmintv, KlnliUa, to li Inn. iliilchltni, County Jumi of Orangii County, at liin otlii in imf courthousn In orlnndo, Florida, with In twelve lllollHlM fl-ulil thu tllll-l of it first publication of thin nuticc; ml. I claims or demands to bo sworn to presented as aforesaid, or.

be barred by limitation. Dated Mnv 21. A. 11. 1920.

ROHERT D. Adinlnlstrator of the entato ot Jennie M. Covert, deceased. a-21, 31; 6-7 7-5. 12p ll Chsneery.

In a certain eause thara. In pandlna wharaln llarbert M. Hitnser I a complainant, and Paul P. Uland and ilariha Uland. hla wife, are re-anondente Claude Gray, as eve-elal maatar of aald court by said final decree appointed, aliall offer for aala and aril to tha hlahrat and boat bidder for raeh at imblle outcry before tho courthouae door In Orlando, Or-suae County, Plurlda, on Monday, tha third day of June A.

D. ISla, the eame belna a rule day of thla honorable court, between lha laaal hours of aala, lha following property deacrlbed In aald final decree, altuala. lylna and being In Oranaa County, Florida, mora particularly described aa followa. to-wit: Imt No. nineteen (II) of Illock of Highland Orove Hecond Addlllon to Orlando aa tier Mat I hereof recorded In Plat Hook pain IS.

of tha Public Iteo. orda of Oranaa County. Florida. Tha asms belli sold to satlafy aald decree, CI.Al'PH firtAT, gnaelal Maalar In Chancarv. AKRRMAN a AKKKMAN, Solicitors for Complainant.

t-10, IT II, Sin NOTICi TO CREDITORS. In Court of tha County Judge, Orang County. Mtaia ot Florida. In ra Putate of tirtACkl I. VANTR.

Daraaaad. Tn all Credllnra. Iaataaa. Dlatrlhu- laea and all t'erenna havlns Clalma or Oantanda aealnat aald tfatate! Toii, and each of you, are hereby notified and reuutrrd to nrraelit any rlnlma, and damanda which you, or either of you, may have asalnat the aatnta of tlraca ll Vance, daceaaed. lata of Oranae Coiuitv, Florida, lo Ihe Hun.

Viator Hulchlne. Cnunrv Judae of Oranaa County, at hla office In Hie court Imuaa In Orlnndo, Klorlila, within twelve ronnlha from tha tlma of the flrat publication of thla notice: aald clalma or damanda lo be aworn to and preaented aa aforeaald, or aama will lie Dai-red hv limitation. Paled April II, A. P. i.

Admlnlatrator of lha aatata of Urara la. vance. daceaaed. 4-14; 6-1. 10,17,14, 11: FINAL NOTICI.

tn lha Court of lha Counlv Judaa. Or anaa County. Mate of Horlila. In ra tha Kstatn nf CAHOI.INR at KT'A, alao known aa CAHOLINA deceaacd. IN IMIOHATK.

PIN A I. NOTICR. Notice la hereby alven that Ilia un-deralaned will, on tha 12th duv of June A. D. 1011.

praeent tn tha Honorable Victor Hutcblna. County Jutlue of Oranaa Counlv. Florida, her flnnl return, account and vouchere aa executrix of tha aalnto of Caroline Mets, alao known aa Carolina Mata. daceaaed. and al anld time, than and liens make annllcntlon to the aald iudKn for final Battlement of her admlnlatra-tlon nf aald aatata, and for an order dlacharalna her as such executrix.

Dated thla lha 11th day of April. A. D. 1929. MARdARKT HART.

Aa Kxecutrlx of tha Katnta of Caroline Mete, alao known aa Carolina Mets. deceaaed. 4-11. 1. It: e-t.

10, IT. 24. Sip NOTICE. In the Circuit Court of tho Seventeenth Judicial Circuit of tha Slate of Florida, In and for Oraime County. Chancery No.

10431. FRANK HA AH, Complainant, CHUISTINB O. KLVU and T. J. K1NU, her husband.

Respondents. MOUTH A i FOR ECLOHI NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTER'S HALK. Notice le hereby alven Hint under nnd In pursuance of that certain fluid decree of foreclosure of snl nimbi and rendered on tha 10th dny nf Muv, A. H. 1929.

In and by tha Circuit Court In nnd fur Oranaa County. Florldn, In Chancery In a certain cnuae Ihercln Itemllna wherein Prank llnus. Is complainant, and Christine O. King and T. J.

Klna. her huahnnd, aro ro-apnndenta. Claude L. Hray. aa special maater nf anld court bv aald final docreu appointed, ahall offer for ante nnd aell to tha hlaheat and beat blcbl-r for caab at publln outcry before the courthouse door in ortandn, oranae County, Florida, on Mondnv, the 3rd day of June D.

1029. the same be-Inr a. rule day of thla honornble court, between the laaal bourn of ante, the followliu- property deacrlbed In anld final decree, situate. Ivlna and bcliut In OraiiKii County, Florldn, mora pnr-tloularly deecribeil as follows, to-wlt: CunimenchisT at ft point 17 chalna nd 22 links south of Ihe northeast corner of tha southwest ounrter of Section six (61, Townahlp twenty (20) South, limine twenty-elsht Knat. thciu-e run-inns west 22 chains and 30 lluka, thenca aouth at auch a course 4in will keep thn line aa far eaet of a certain row of ornnce treea lyhiar nearest to tha aald lino nn al the startlnar point snd for a dlstnncn to tnkn a strip of land nf aiiffliirnt width from north to aouth to make ten acrea.

Ihence east parallel with thn north Hue to the eiiat boundary of (he above, described ounrter section, thence north to place nf slnrthiK. lh above described tract of Innd tu be equally wide from north to eolith thruiixhout Its entire Ii ukIIi and to contain ten acres of land. Also The southeast quarter of tha anuthweat quarter lesa three acrea off the north aide, and plus one acre nn thn west side, In section six 16). township and ranao aforesaid, Alao That part nf tha southwest qunr-ter of section alx (ill. township twenly (201 aouth, rnnsa twenty-eight (2K eunt, cuntalnliiK fifteen acres of land nnd described aa follows: CommenclitK nt a stake on tho rait line of anld quarter section at the northoaat corner of said trnct of fifteen acres, Hienc weit alone: a projected avenuo nn the north aide of aald tract, (2 chalna and fourteen links to atuke.

thence south alx chalna and aeventy-aeven lluka tu atuke. thenca east 22 chains end forty-two links, thenca north uloiiK the east line of aald Quarter section alx chains and seventy-sevoit links to the place of beginning. Also Excepting from the above do-scrlhed lands elahteen acres, more or less, conveyed to Frank Haaa, and eeven acres mora or lesa conveyed to Georern Haaa, alao ex-ceptlng the weat 227 feet, reaerv-IneT. however, a atrip of land com-inenoliie; at a point 215 feet east of the northwest corner of the said described tracta and ruiinlna; south 300 feet, east fifteen feet, north to the north line nf anld tract, thence weat to point of be-alnnlna. Tha same being sold to satisfy snld decree.

CLAUDE L. flRAY. Special Maater In Chancery, AKERMAN AKKU.MAN, Solicitors for Complainant. 6-10, 17. 24.

31a NOTICE In the Circuit Court of the Seven teenth Judicial Circuit of Florida, In ana lor orange county, in Chancery. No. 10040 D. W. BELRY and CHARLES J.

BELRY, Complainants, Vs. OEORUK M. DUNCAN, et ale, Dafendanta. ORDER OF PUBLICATION It anoearlnc by affidavit of Nelaon Rherrod filed In tho abnve entitled cause that George M. Duncan and Duncan, his wife, C.

F. Coop er ana wire. uooper. jonn it, Herren and wife, Herren, Henrietta wunburg ana nueoana, Wurxburg, William Martin and Martin, his wile, Harold A. Clark and wife, Clark, sre resldenta of a atate or country other than tha atate of Florida, and the aald George M.

Duncan and wife, 1 Duncan, C. F. Cooper and, wife, Cooper, John H. Herren and wife, Herren, are real- dents of tha City of Clarkaville, and State of Georgia, and that Henrietta wursnurg ana nustiana. Wurxburg, Harold Clark and wife, Clark, and William Martin end 1 Martin, bis wife, are residents of a atate or country other I than the Stats, pf Florida, and that Cincinnati Ah.lt.

U. Po.A K. I'rlla. lb 4 0 1 4 4 (I I'linly. If 1 I 1 1 0 ll Kelly, 11 4 0 111 00 Wulker, rf fi 1 1 0 ll llrraaen, .11 4 0 1 A II ll Nwanaon, if 110 10 0 Kurd, a 1 0 0 4 4 I llnnrh, 4 0 0 1 1 0 lloaev, 1 (I 1 0 I 0 Allen 1 1 1 (I 0 0 Kellinar, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totala 3(1 1 7 24 1C 1 Hntlnl for Itlxey In th.

Plttaburoh Ab.Tt.H Po.A Atlanta. 31 10 0 14 0 Wauer. cf 4 0 2 4 0 0 I'oinoroaky, If 4 II 0 0 0 0 (IrSnihain, 3I 4 1114 0 aa 0 1 0 P. Wnner, rf 4 11110 Shcrly, II. 1 I I IS 1 (I llurnreavea, 3 1 2 0 1 0 (Irluiea, 1 1 0 0 I 0 Totula IS I 10 IT 21 0 Citrus Pric0 Rans WINTKK 1IAVK.N, Mar 14 (Kpa-rial Itrvaiuta of Klcrl.U rltrua of all radaa and alart.

and tha avarnat nrliaa paid on lha nilnrli.nl au.ll.m markala luilay wara rriMiriad by Ilia Flnrhla Cllrua Orowara' Clrarlna Houaa AaaiHlallon aa followe: llnilon: Oranara. Valtnrlaa, 40; boara. avaraaa i aimi-fruit, aarlv. IUI4 boaaa. avaraKa II 1 3 1 Marnh 4JS hiaa, avaraaa Is at; HI.

10 I. lallfurnla uranava nvr.i na.il II. Ti. Chlrain: dranrm, Valrnrlaa. boiaa avaraaa ll.uii arauvfruil.

rarlv. 1414 bntra. avaraaa 1 ll: Mnr.li arrd-laaa, UK hoaaa, avrraav 1.1 k30 liovaa California urniiHra avrrnard IHI. I'lltahurah: Cmnn-i. Im.

bnava, avaraaa arnprfrull, rarl. Ikaa boiaa, arra 12 t. Urli arrd-laaa. 110 Ih.iii. avaraaa 11 10; Smi boira CalKurnla oianara avaraurd lilt.

Phltadalnhla: Oranaa. I Iwtra. avaraaa ll Valrmlaa. hna. avaraaa 1141; rntrfrull.

aarlv. It7a hnaaa. avaiaat 1.1.14: Mnrh aaadlaaa, U4I boia. avaraaa If Pv 4140 boiaa California oranaoa awiaat-d 14 Naw York: Oratifca, nildaaHPon. H49 bnaaa.

avrraxa 12.60' X'alenrlaa. bna, avrraaa 12. Hu; arapi-fnill, aarlv fe154 hnxaa. avrraaa 13.30; Marh natdlaaa. 1147 hoaaa.

avrraaa 19 hoffra California oranaaa avaraard ti.14; ttttiarrliira, "l4 half airapa. avrraaa, I "'i. Nrw Yuik. Indlmi ftlvar fruit onlv: Orrfiiaea. lmxrn.

nvcr-aaa 3 38. arauafrull, Mnmh airilkaa, 403 bulra. avaraaa IS II No aiii-tiuna hr-Ul lu ilncintitill or rirvalniiil. (XCHANOe REPORT ICIrua Markal luminary Raieaaad by tha Florida Cilrua Eachanga Hrnaon Yaait-rdav 'J'o ilt Oransra 1 1 0 IIITH iliaprfrull 14 Taliaariliaa 0 V4M Tutala tHkll Yralarday'a prlca avcruitra anil markat condition; HOSTON 14 uraiifi-e 1 75 I.owfr 4 60 Lowrr I ilranafrull no CIIICAC.U 4 Oriiuara 1 Kil 7 (ll'HIwflUll i'ii PKThlUT I um. a 1 liiuiiafrult 3 00 NKW YOltK 4 on Advnm-lns i lS Mi-lldv HlKlirr I 1 1 IK Ik I 41 Oran' 1 in 1 i.raiiafrull 1 mi i mi i.uww 17 Oranara 70 f.

Ort Lower 1 4 Lower 11 CraiM-frult 14" FITTKIU lllill II (U Hiiaaa I a lltapafriilt 1 6'i HT. l.tiCKS 1 I Iranai-a 1 AS 3 3. Lower Lowit 3 "ll Wi nk H(l hilriulv 11 Grapefruit 2 1" PLAN FIGHT TOFREE BOY Draw Rattle Lines to Op- pose Incarceration of Child in Reform School. PAINTSVII.I.K, Ky May 1'4 (JP) Six -year-old Carl Nawton Ma-han was In his father's home today while older persons concerned themselves with the legality ot the court proceedings which culminat ed In the Imposition of IB-year sentence on the boy fur killing a playmate. A Jury found Carl guilty of man slaughter and decided, lu so doing, that he knew It was wrong to kill, anil a Judgo had sentenced him to imprisonment In a reform school until he becomes of age.

lie was then permitted to go home with his parents, to remain with them until his case is passed on finally. Attorneys who represented th boy planned to rale several legul questions in an appeal, one contention being that there Is no provision In law for the sentencing of a person under It) years old. Carl killed 8-year-old Cecil Van- hoose last Saturday after the boys had quarreled over a piece of Iron which they thought might bring a few pennies from a Junk dealer. Several witnesses told of hearing the quarrel, and Carl hlnmelf tes tified that he and Cecil "hsd a fight," that the older boy took the Iron away from him and hit him and thai he then went into the house, climbed Into a chair, removed his father's shotgun from the wall, pointed It at Cecil and pulled the trigger. After the killing he returned the tun to its place.

The father, John Mahan, a taxi-cab driver, testified that the boy had told him he "wouldn't have done It If he had known the gnu was loaded." RINGLING SUED BY FORMER ASSOCIATE Owen Burnt Alks Injunction snd Receiver to Be Named In Development Project. SARASOTA, May 24. W) Suit against John Rlngllng, the millionaire circus owner, and Oe John Ringling Estates, a development company In which he Is Interested, asking an Injunction and a receiver, were on file In circuit court here today. Owen Burns, developer and former associate of Mr. Rlngllng, In tiling the papers yesterday, alleged that his partner had contributed largo sums of money toward the construction of a hotel hera by ad vaucing funds through the real estate company, replacing them with obligations of the hotel concern and removing assets of the land company for these advances.

The injunction is asked to re strain Mr. Ringling from such fur ther practices and the receiver to handle the affairs of the real estate company, of which Mr. and Mrs Burns claim to own 25 per cent of the outstanding stock. Burns also alleged a mortgage on the property In favor of Mr. Rlngllng purparts to show that his com pany owes him 1752,179, but that the last financial statement Burns received showed assets of and liabilities ot only The specific charge Is said to be that Mr.

Rlngllng Is seeking to cause his development company to underwrite the borrowings of the ftotej company, I 'e Strut I NKW YnttK. May Uih-Hork itrlrM made further recovery In to. day's market but Iredtns turned ex-tremely dull. Waves nf Mlilna ewept uvn lha market it intervale, eendins enme of lh kovular Industrial below veeterday final ayotatlene orloee Invariably anapped bark at aovn as riling praaaura aa lilted. The ninrxev a nuiinwa waa euriput-4 In I ha dlalncllnatlnn ol laraa and mall Iradara la estend thalr eommll-mania while lha market continued under tka threat of hiaher rediscount mm, Plraotora n( lha Chlrain Federal Iteearv Hank, who previously t.aan Mtmrtell In faVOf tit a rlkf ii redievount rales to par cant, jnel laday, but Wall etlieet considered II airamaly doubtful that lhay would yacalve approval (or ft Miliar rata ai Ikja lima.

Many Iradara ballaya that any general Inrreeee in ratea will deterred untM lha June financing nf lha traaiury department ll out of tha all monev waa Main relatively eaey. renewing at Pr rant with loana in Ilia 'ouieiue nm vallabla ft alow a. I oar cent Time money continued firm, wllh 10 to day bllla nuoled at 'A per cant, lha hiaheel nit In ere. noma unseal, naaa exists nvar lha pnealbilliv of an. mher "monay anuaaia around the and of Ilia month Oetlmiatlc predlctlnne of steel at erutlvea, aaaembled htra lor lha semi-annual meeilna ot lha America.

Iron nd Hieel liiatlluia, felled to prmlda much ailmiilua lor lha markat. A riaa i excellent earnlnse reonrle alao luund Hub) response In market iiuoib- l'mr'ength and activity of Atchison. Tonelha and Hani common, which arad naarlv points in a pew Man SSurd for all lima et lot, waa on. a( tha outaisndlng developments of the av. Delaware AIMdeon.

ft. loutbarn I rifle Weeiern Msrvtsna. ind Boaton and a Mine tubllanllal aalna. but grooved I polnia to ft naw ill low raaa Threehlna rallied tt twlnta to Ul. wblrli lon.peree wllh if 114.

MoCall Corporation waa Mrk? u. more then! naw high at Commercial Bolvenie "mold Joint, end park. thins-tnn (olfll. Baldwin IKOmot Am rlr.n Tpa Koundara, I nllad Air-Jlal't'common and Pr.l.rr.d MM Wrltlit Aanmaullra Alii; halmara and Chryalrr aula poln'a hlnhar. to Grain f'HK'AUO.

May Tablt: WHEAT-lah I-ow rioa 10IS to 4 l.mtt io Mav July K-pt. Xjttr OBM- Mv July Hapt Dr OAT- May July Hi)t. DaC i "i i o'i l.ot'a ins it lUS l. UN to it set to to .1110 .11 .44 .42 44S COUNSEL FOR CHILD MOVES FOR HEW TRIAL Will Try lo l-Yiir-Old ioy. $int for 15 YMr.

School, From nun. A1NT8VIULE, My -Th Hrlt tp delnd to iH-nd hilf-yr-old Carl Ndwton Mftb.n from yar. In th Or.andMo retoimt-iory for man-liuMer wj, taken Coumel for thd boy filed a motion tor trW and tor writ to prohibit hit Pln aent to tha raformfttory. Ovarrullng of the motlona by County Judge John W. Butcher.

y.atrdy at th. Jury trial whteh Carl wa conylcttd would automatically tend th. pro-(tilbltlon writ beforo Plstrlot Judge J. T. Bailey Lelnton, whera counael expect to obtain a hearing tomortbw morning.

The boy who ahot elgbt year old Cecil Van Hooe laat Saturday when the older boy anatched away from him a piece of lroa that both wanted to aell to a junk dealer, waa glren a trial by Jury at the demand of bit rounael. SUITS FILED C. Maud Gllmore va. George E. divorce, H.

F. Mohr, attorney; State Bank of Apopka vs. j. r. Urquhart.

foreclosure, C. A. Vergev, attorney; Nera Bloaa et 1. vs. Ellxabflth II.

Cheney it bill to quiet title, Jonea Jones, attorneys; A. D. Warner vs. George R. Albertson et foreclosure, E.

8. Bridges, attorney; Florida Flrat Mortgage Corporation va. Rosa Net-tie Douglaa et foreclosure, Ma-gulr tV Voorhla. attorneya; Ray W. Whipple, executor, at va.

Amoa A. Roper et foreclosure, Murrow Hogan, attorneya; George C. Young vs. joseppme lift 't foreclosure, Massay, Awarlow attorneys; Samuel Vtdner vs. J.

oarneu, damages. Giles Gurney. attor neys; Ellsabetn a. r-siea va. BurrU, 140,000 damages, Ma-guire ft Voorhls, attorneys; Orian-do Citrus Growers' Aasoclatlou vs, N.

Cllne, I2.B00 damages, Ma-rvjire ft Voorhls, attorneys; Sarah Dease vs. City of Orlando, 110,000 Massey, Warlow attorneya; Leon Anderson va. City of Orlsndo, $10,000 damages, Mae-My, Warlow attorneya. Show Danger of Keeping Fly Exhibit. (Continued from Page One) great danger of spreading the fly in tha hands either of the public cr (dentists.

Extreme care, therefore, is taken at Orlando to safeguard all experiments with fliea, pupae or larvae now being conducted bv the group of scientific man detailed to atudy them. Senator Nye Will Speak Over Radio WARHINGTON. May 24 iff) The approaching contest In tha senate oyer repeal of the national origins immigration quota bails will be dldcuiied over the radio Saturday nlibt by Senator Nye. republican. North Dakota, who Is leading tha drive for repeal.

The senator's be delivered over the network of (lie National Broadcasting chain at 9 P. Eastern atapdrd time. SKW YOIIK. Mav II Muliar aland)': racalnla ll kfi. Chaaaa liriu rrifiiila I3i.a Htala whnla hulk fluia frrab lI'iUJl, ditto, bald, fain) lu fumy apaiiitl, (miilU.

.1 XKW YOltK. Mny ofl Kssa film, li-i'rliila aii.Ktiti. Nrait whlla, cloaalv rilia Jii')lli'; nrnrby mid uruiby wralatn hannai-v while, fiiat tu avrraaa nlni i atua 3uJ. dlllu. aatra flrao.

lU'tilltW. CITY DEFENDANT IN TWO DAMAGE SUITS Leon Anderson and Widow of frank Deaae Both Staking 110,000 in Damagsa. The city of Oiliimlo waa named a in i (10.000 sulln In raii't fllcil yestrrdny lift rllinon nt lh" coiirlhoiisP. Olio suit la brotiitht by Snrnli tho widow nf Frank Di'aae, employe tlm Orlnmli) I'tlllttca (1mlnnlM. who wiia klll.il lunt summber while rtperatlng a trailor on property neur Uike I mlerlilll, which a being cleared nt Hie time.

The pluliitirr will claim Hint IVum-met lila di'iiili wroiigtully aud will aak lUi.iioii il.iiiuiKCt from (he city The other suit In broiiKht Ixiou Andrraoii and la for $10,000, the grounds being for alleged tier nianetit Injunryi received by Anderson while employed In painting the Interior of the water and llglit plant of the utilities on North Or uiiko avenue. Ho received his injury whon ho jumped down on to a tarpaulin covering a room which Jic believed was solidly roped. Iloth cauoa ar hrounht by Masxey. Warlow. Carpenter and Klxhliack.

Another large damage suit Lr (4il.u0 waa filed yenterday by Kltsahoth H. vs. Wllliurt Rur ria, Magulre Voorhls bring Hie attorneya. This Mitt, according to It. i'.

Mngnlre. crows out of a serious automolillu accident that occurred Just out nidi) tho city of Savannah at wlmt known as "Desd Man's Corner." Commercial League Opens Tomorrow At Tinker Field The Orlando Recreation Department will open their ba-iebull season with two fast games being at Tinker field Saturday al'irnoon. The first game will be at 2 00 o'clock and the second gumo nt 4:00. Tim game at 2 will be be-I ween the Florida Motor Lines and the Knights of Columbus ami the game nt 4 o'clock will no doubt ho one of the best games of thu season, bringing together thn strong Klorl'U Public Service team nud the it inherit Hell Telephone combine. The Telephone, combine will be practically the suuio leim that won li.implmir.hlp las' ason lu Ih.r league, illi few additions to i ko ll a inui 'i stronger team than before.

F.d:llo Newell, who has played ball with Winter Park for several seasona, will act us manager of the Telephone Co. combine ton in and he has lined up a strong aggregation behind him. lln 'has two old time ball players on his lint und they may see ucllon in tha first game. Theso two playera are none other than J. J.

Newell and Bert Humphries. Willi ihls team Newell expects lo rcpi.ut win of last i nr. The Florida Pnhl'e Servl. also has a ulniiig team, practically oil their players being from the com pany. K'llott will no doubt do Ihe hurling for the Service team, ni.il Is rnuiderod one ot the ul iWhers in I he city.

The first game, between the Knights ot Columtus and the Motor I.l'.ies alio rromlM. In be a first class g.me. ri.e Knights of Columbus has lined up a formidable teum cind expect to go through for the championship In this league. They have Uibaa Yochum, Huto and Rngero lo use as pitchers. Tile Florida Motor Lines has alio go' Mrong combination al though they hnve not definitely signed up any plic.ier.

tnav be that llonko lii'gsell or Langstrom may illch loi the Motor Lines, Holt Is niM.apt.r of the Motor Llnci tnd hopes to havo a team In shapo. Through Ihe ma'iagemenl ot Rov McCrnckcn at Tinker field, his been made jtsslble to play th'i opening Ri.rri" in ihi'i field, provided there in fans out to warrant tt.o vp keep or the fieifl. It rrr.v be arraiiged i.t play all gam-a out thorn. A n-l admis sion clKitge wl'l be mr.de ti help di fmy cb. Wllh Jp.m Ir.nr nt'.

thcrt Is ro dctiht but what fans of Oihndn will be glton a stiendld opportunity to some real gunies during the season, Plans are being n.a'Je tt hnve Oilos preaen'. to th ow the I.ret bill and c.eorge Nsif.b lo be en the moving end the official p.r. ng Sai urd'jy. IIERR WETZEL I'AltIM, Mnv W. IIP) YVllllnm T.

lllll" I Tllilon ararc-d a nulck vl torv 6-1. 6-1. 6-1 over Harr Welml (Jprman player. In tha flrat alnslra match of Ihe Intarnatlona hard court tennla chnmulonahioa todav. It whs acorchlnarlv hot day and thara ware axnetly saven apectatora alttluK In the aun-bnkad uncovered atnmlK tn watch tha formar American and world a rtmmnlon perform.

Tlldan nlavad with tremen dous force and sored and dlfipoaed of Wetacl. who la reputed to be one of (icrinunv a moat Di-omlainir avers, in Juat 27 minute. The tiarman player won two aainea on hla own aerviee anil broke throuKh Tllden'a aervlce once when the hitter double faulted attcniptlna: to Kct more apln on the bull. Krnnrla T. Huntpr alao awapt through tha flrat round, defeat Ine I I I ATLANTA Mar 14 (IKDA)-To-da important rlirua aut tlonai Oranfaa Arrlvrd Offtrad la I.

ria. Cat. Fla. Phlladalohlft a II a I Nw York Hy ly I'hlraan 14 I II I Hlllaliurih 14 I I rlavaland It 4 nnau.il TUT Cincinnati 4 4 7 Mutd Arrlvad Offarad al. Fla.

Cal. la. rhlladalphla Naw ifork r'llla6urh I'lavfland klnaion Cincinnati 1 11 ll I 1 I Oraaerruit Arrlvad ria Offrad ria I I 4 4 Phlladalphlft Naw York I'hlrato I'ltlahurth f'lavaland Rnainn Clnrmnall y-Thuradav ONE STUDENT KILLED AND 32TONDED National University Students in Mexico City Riot Over Examinations. MEXICO CITY. May One aiudent waa killed and 12 peraona wounded, four of them ae- rloualy, In a aerlea of highly dramatic rlola laat night and early today, growing out of the atrlkn of iiudenta at the National 1'nlver-alty Ijiw Brltonl In prnteat at monthly examination.

I'ollie and flrrmeu adopted n-treme meaaurea In breaking up the crowda by atrlklng atudenta and their aympathliera. Police fired, firemen wielded aiea and played hoae. At one place, the National t'nlveraity Medical School, the con-flirt waa ft rentable battle. Early today pollca rouaed 21 of the aturiont atrlke leadera from their beds and arreated them, pending lnreatlgation of their reaponai-blllty for the riota. it wa, after midnight before the crowda of aer-erat thouaand atudenta were dla-peraed.

The trouble hae been Intermittent for two weeka alnce the aturirma of the law achool flret proteatnd aubitliiitlon of monthly eiaminn tlona for term examinations, took Ita serious turn yesterday when aome of the atrikera went to the medical school to urge atudenta there to Join with them The medical students agreed to do ao. In the midst of the demon-atratlon, which Included maltreat ment of an effigy of Enrique Pa-dlllo, minister of education, police and firemen arrived In force. Efraln Bralto Rosado. Mexico's Boy orator, who participated In an oratorical contest held at Washington last year, was asked to go Inside and warn the strikers not to leave the buildlna. Apparently the warning did not arrive, in time, for aome of the students started out of the building.

Then, according to the atudents' accounte. the police onnd flm fatally wounding one. Students re maining Inside barricaded the doors and those carrying pistols returned police fire until their am munition waa exhausted. Leaders of the strikers today eiaimed tneir movement now In cludae mora than 7.000 atudents of the law, dentistry, arts and medical arhools. Miss Mary Ives snd Miss Teresa Robinson will be among those arriving home today from the Flor ida State College for Women at Tallahassee.

aaa Mlas Virginia Yarnnll. of Lake walea. la the guest of her sister, Mrs. Asher Peter, at her home on Park Lake avenue. aaa Dr.

and Mrs. Allen Jones, of Hoi opaw, spent Wednesday in Orlando aa the gueata of Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Davis, of the Cherokee apartments. aaa Friends of Mr.

B. M. AHetnan win be glad to know that he Is much Improved after a serious ill ness of about two weeks. aaa Intoxicated Drivers Get Heavy Sentences Two rases of drlvlnr while intox. Icated came Into police court this morning and were given heavy sen.

tencea. W. L. McKnlght was fined 1100 or 30 days and 160 of the fine suspended by the Judge. James Works, charged with the same of fense, was fined 1100 or 30 days.

Other cases were tried and dis posed of as follows: George How ard, reckless driving, S5 fine; Me bel Wilson, llauor id Dossession (25 or 30 days, suspended; Robert Rouse, disorderly conduct, 30 days; Mary Jackson, disorderly conduct ylO, suspended; L. W. Frsnklln Intoxication, 30 days, suspended; Robert Jones, disorderly conduct, 30 days; Iroy Fleming, disorder! conduct, 10 and 10 days, sus pended. STUDENTS VISIT SPRINGS The membets of the Rollins Col lege botany class with their In structor, Professor J. C.

Th. Uphof, motored to Weklwa Springs on Wednesday morning to hold ses sion there. This typical Florida spring, surrounded by a wealth of semi-tropical vegetation, offers ex- cedent opportunity for the study of flowers, trees and shrubs as well as of the soil In the high and low htmock. PERSONALS 4 1 Orlando diamondball All Ptsra took two gnmea from Klsslmmee yesterdny adernoon In KK'slmniee when they defeated the Klsslmmee Oddfellows, 1.1 5. and the Kla-slmmeo Sunday School team, I In the flrat game Sanders pitched Into thn (if Ii inning when Dosh went In aa substitute.

Karly In the gnine Orlando took the lead. scoring three runs In Ihe second lu lling. In the fourth Klsslmmet tied things up all and then Dosh went In and held down his opponents throughout the game. V. Sanders caught the entire game.

cwh waa lh heavy hlttar for hla team getting a three-base hit nnd a home run In the first game. K. Sanders was nmnlur heavy hitter, getting three hits In the first game. For Kls.ilmmee Chapman hit a throe biiggor with two Men on and scored the third run himself, Stewart pitched for Klsslmmee and Smith was on the receiving end. In the econd game against the Sunday School team Wreunlck, pitching for Orlando held the opposition and allowed only three liln while he was In the game.

Payne and Tlndall worked for KlHslmmee. Iiosh again proved himself ho heavy hitter of the day, getlliK two homo runs nnd a three-base hit. Wreunlck knocked out a long one for three, bags and Burns, K. Sanders and W. Sanders were all effective wllh tho stick.

BAKER WHIPS JORDAN lirSTHVH.t.K. Mnv 14. Snnimv linker, Nw York t.a 1 1 l. i flKliiliik- brforn what waa aald lo he tin- lmat crowd avar tn wltnaaa nil AliibiiMiii bovltiv inalch, knocked out Iriuli 'I'liininv of llronklvn In II la; lit It round of their a. hrdulcd In -in mill ki hrre In kI nlalll.

Holli nra w-rltcrni'luhta thun 1.000 fnna miw ilia mutch. Smith. I'mplraa, llrardon. McCormlik niul ITIruiun, 'riiuc. 1:17.

SAVE THE TONSILS1 Tln-y are rrralad for many pur-poara. Thalr removal manna dla-iHialnon for many dlaanaaa. I.lt-rnitura nnd conaultstlnn FIlKr! from Pr. HiiKo It. Fsck.

aitaclal-Ixllur III the fnnioua tonall aav Inn TIINSALVA'I'Oll trantmitnt. lill Place. I'hnna lltlt rmammmmtamammmmm Phone 3031 For estimate on auto tops, unJ holstorlng, aent covers aud curtnlns. RICHARDS AUTO TOP SHOP) 601 W. Central I.egalt NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE.

Notice la hereby Riven that by virtue of a flnnl decree of forecloaura nud anlu rendered bv the Honorable 1-Ynnk A. Hmlth. Indite of tha Circuit Court of OrnnKo County Florida, on Muv 2nd, l'Jl'll. In Hint carlnln cauae i.endlnr In his court wherein Kva I Hreenfleld. et nl are complainants, nnd Kula L.

Conilrev. et aro da. filldnula. Cnae No. 10.2SO.

the un-ib-rslmieil atii'clnl mnatcr In chancery, will expoae for aula and aell, nt public nuctloti. lo the hlaheat nnd beat bidder for ciiah, nt tho front door of the courthouae in Orlnndo Florida, on Mondnv. June 3rd. V.2K name belna a rule dav of this court, diirlna tha Irani hnura of ante, the follow llm property, to-wlt Lot 20. Illock It.

of Alice It. nd'lltlon to Orlnndo, Florida, nrcnrillmr to the pint thereof recorded III tho pulillu recorda or oriinae Countv. Florida. In Plat llonk at pane 23. tosether with nil fiiniltiirit therein, prop-I'ltv of 11m rouitilnlnnulH, itemised ua followa, lo-wlt: One reed aetlee: 2 reed chnlra; 1 reed rocker: 1 willow rocker; 1 willow chnlr; 1 inlaalou library Inlde; 1 reed table: 1 uilaalon table telephone elnnd; 1 K.illaon cabinet phono-isriinh: 3 F.illaon recorda; I flro acrcen; 4 window shades: 4 pair curtains; 1 run 0x12 Axmlneler: riiaa.

3x0 Axmlneter; 1 lace door curtain: 1 dlnliur tnble, round, oak, Ihree-leiif; dllilliK chnlra, onk: 1 onk aldehonrd: 1 day bed; 4 pntr curlnllin nnd four alilldea; 1 riiK. 0x12 AxmliiKlor: 1 Simmons hedatend. nintirenn nnd aprlusB, dnrk colored: 1 drcBalmr table and bench; 1 dresser, three drawer onk; 1 leather bottom rocker: 1 pntr plllowa: 1 ruir. woven. Sx(l; 1 rlnimnoa hedatend.

wlillo with mnttreaa and sprlnKs: 1 mnpla dresser: 1 Kress ruir. 0x12; 1 pr. pillows: 1 leather bottom chair, ntmlKht: 4 shades: 3-burner ssa stove: 1 carpet sweeper: 1 oil mop: 1 4-ot. pnn: 2 huklna: dlshea: a few tnble dishes; 2 tuba: 1 washboard; I oil stove, 2-burner: 25 ft. hoae; 1 annulare ran: I Wilson hasting stove; 2 lengths atova pipe: 1 pori'h aland.

property to bo anld to satisfy snld decree nnd all costa and pur-chaacr to pay for title. H. A. COX, Ppeclnl Master In Chancory. fi.

WAYNIO OKAY. Kollcllor for Complnlnnnts. 6-3, 10, 17, 24o FINAL NOTICE In the Court of tha County Jtidso, Or- nnae County. Bute of Floridu. In ra Katnte of HAHH FARKAR.

Deceased. IN PROT1ATR. FINAL, NOT1CM. Notice Is hereby slven that the un-derslaned will, on the 27th day of June. A.

D. 11129. present to tho Honorable Victor Hutchlns. County Judne of Oranica County. Florida, his final return, account nnd vouchers aa executor of the estate of Harry Farrar, deceased, and at earns time, then and there, make application to the anld JudKo for a final settlement of hla administration of anld aetata, and for an order dlscharslna; him aa auch executor.

Dnted this tha 25th day of April, A. D. 1923. PHILIP FARRAR, As Executor of the Untate of Harry Farrar. Deceased.

4-28: 4-7. Hp NOTICE. In tha Circuit Court of tho Seven teenth Judicial Circuit ot the Htala of Florida, In and for Oranga Countv. Chancery No. HERBERT M.

8ANG15K, Complainant, PAUL F. BLAND and MARTHA 0. ULAND, hla wife, Respondents. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. NOTICE OF SPECIAL.

MASTER'S BALK. Notice Is heresy Riven that under snd In pursuance of that certain flnnl decree of foreclosure of sale made and rendered on the 10th day of May A. D. 1929, In and by the Circuit Court in and' for Orange County. Florida.

Hcora by Innlnga: Clnclnnntl I'lttnliuritli Nummary lluna 110 000 010 9 000 020 22x batted In, Kelly Hlxcy. Adania, Waner CD. Purity P. Waner, Hheely. Two-bane hits, l'urily, llariireavea.

Threo-baao hit Uartcll, L. VTHiier, ijacrlflcea, Hwnu- ann, llrlmea, Adama, Purdy, ltarlell. I tool, In playa, Crlts to Ford to Kelly Pord to Crlta lo Kelty. Left on haaia ClnclnnnTI, I'iUahuruh, 4. riaaea on Italia, off Itlxey, fi; off Urlmea, 2 Htnuk out, by II I ay, I.

Illta, off Itlxey, 6 In 7 Innlnsa; off Kemner, I In 1-3 trillion; off Mny, 1 In 1-3 In nliiK. IHI by nlfclier, by (Irliiu-a (Hwunaon). Losing pltclfer, Itlxey Jordu, Klain and Mntier- kurth. Time, 1:47. NEW YORK, 11 BOSTON, 4 NI1W YOltK, May 24 (PI The (II auta celebrated John McOrnw'a return to the bench by 'rlubblng nut an 11 to 4 victory over the llravea In tha aerli- opener.

Huhbetl pltchced a atron aiuno for New York, wlnnllKt hla flrat victory alnca hla no-hlt effort nsnlnal Pltlaburiih on Mny 1. Ho toaaed five hllless Innffiffk today. Tha Box Scora Boaton Hlchhourg, rf Pugan J. hmllh, rf Maranvllle, aa mull-, in TTftrper, If Clark, rf Hell, 3b Mnnulre, 2b Hpolfrer, It. fa in 1 1 ti, Cooncy, Hearn.

xx Lcxaett AU.It.H. Po.A K. ,3 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 0 0 0 ,4 0 0 3 0 0 ,4 0 0 1 0 0 ,4 2 3 3 0 1 ,3 0 1 0 0 0 ,311 512 II 0 II 2 II (I 0 II II 0 0 ,0 0 0 0 1 II ,10 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .35 4 24 7 4 1 xxx Collins Totala Untied for Hlchhourg In nth. xx Hatted for Hearn In 8th. xxx Hatted for J.

Hmlth In 9th. New oVrk Kouah, cf Leach. If 1 1' Kan ax Kauff mun He. ae, 2b Ott, rf Terry, lb Jackaon, aa Llndalrnm, 3 Ii O'Karrell, Hlibbell, Welsh, If Ah It. II.

Po.A.K. 4 2 3 1 0 1 (I 3 1 0 II 0 2 2 3 0 3 13 1 1 1 0 6 1 1 (I 0 Totals 11 17 17 1 Batted for Leach in 8th. is Ran for Hoaan In Ith. Bcora by Innlnsa: Boaton 000 100 002 4 New York 100 030 OTx 11 Summary Runs batted In, Ott (2), Clark. Rouah (2).

Terry O'r-arreiL Ilubbell, Hogan (2), Jackaon, Magulra, Leggttt. Two-baae hits, O'Farrell, Ott, Tarry, Clark. Htolen baaes, Clark, Leach. Kacrlflcea, Hulibell, Jackson. Double plays.

Muranvllle to MnRUIre to Hlaler. Left on baaes, New York, Uoaton, 6. RTsea on bgTIs, off Hub-bell, off'It. Hmlth, 4. Struck out, by 6: by It.

Smltlf, by Hearn, 1. Illta, off H. a-mlth, 13 In 7 Innlnga; off Cooney. 4 In 1-3 Inning; off Hearn, 9 in 1-1 Inning, ioelng pitcher, I 4'.