Here Are Two Promising Shot Putters From a Field of Unusual Excellence

DREW PICKED TO WIN THE 100 METER EVENT AT OLYMPIC OLYMPIC MM LEAVES HOME Superior Takes a Brace and Best Athletes of the United Carries Off Airtight States Off for the Stock­ Contest. holm Games. HOMER SCORES "PEG' YANKEES WILL WIN r- Umps Brennan Gets in Bad * ri Commissioner Sullivan Says and is Accused of Americans Will Make 80 Robbery. Per Cent of Points. \ £ \ . - P ' Wrt • CENTRAL INTERNATIONAL • o r .#^ * • LEAGUE. • * On Board Steamer Finland, hv * . * —— • wireless via Sagapoaek. L. 1.. • ^ ffrttf tfha flnhu CtoMfl 0 How the Clubs Stand. * 15-—-Athlotos who sailed * * fr°!P u V, V"'k 011 Steamer Fin- * W. L. Pet. * 1 u°Y "lympic games in * Duluth 20 8 .714 Stockholm are a happy lot on the * Superior 15 17 .469 * ?£ean "f confidence that * Grand Porks 12 10 .420 * f6}, i s ll",T10 a majority » Winnipeg ... .lz IS .400 ™:3itlff of the honors awiirded in events * in which they will compete * Games Yesterday. Grand Forks-Duluth, rain. «... Winnipeg 1. Superior 2. New York. June 13.—what Ameri­ can experts consider the greatest gath, Where They Play Today. Duluth at Grand Forks. wet ering of track and field athletes ever grounds. assembled in one team, sailed out of Superior at Winnipeg. °^k har,'°>- yesterday morning 2? i f ^eamPsIl'P Finland bound for Mock holm, to represent the United Winnipeg, June 15.—.Superior tight­ h ates in the Olympic games. The c hiis ened up yesterday afternoon after 1 ®' ''oen con vrtod into a veri- !, ii i a"ns so that there their bombardment of Thursday and "ill be opportunity for all hands to defeated Winnipeg in an air tight con­ Keep in trim enroute. test by tlie score of 2 to 1. DcMagglo I-inal preparations before departure The score: i»Hrun by Rhoades over the right ing to show the representatives of for­ field bleachers gave superior the first ty nations that American athletes can •run, and they hit the ball hard for the take defeat with \ ictorv if neces^arv other tally. Umpire Brennan* got in Counting noses showed that 'the wrong again when he apparently rob­ track and held eontingent alone num­ bed the locals of the game when he called a ball, which hit the first bag, bered 108 athletes. As there are only ninety-four anions the regulars this * * # # # ft # ft * * * * * a foul, stopping a three base drive and indicated that fourteen of the supple­ silso prevented a runner from scoring, he score: mentary list were in the throng -\u NOTES OF THE * Superior.. told there were about 1 r,0 in the par­ AB. R. II. PO. A. E. ty. including th.'se listed for contests Persh, If . . . . 5 0 2 0 0 9 DIAMOND ENTRIES FOR THE MIT Sturgeon, 2b other than track and tield events. A *#***********# . . 4 0 0 1 3 1 l.ir^e crowd at the dot k wished the Ray. rf * .. 3 0 1 0 0 0 W " .. ...v.vM* I'oys "good luck," as the Finland pull­ Kd Koney of the Cards held .1 hall Francis, rf 0 0 0 0 .1 ed out. Dunleavy. cf .. 1 0 1 1 0 0 Boston, June 15.—Up until a few weeks ago it wa« figured thai America recently while a runner scored from Dunn, II) . . 4 0 0 14 1 0 would be weak in the hundred meter race at the Olvmpic sanies but iust There was a well defined feeling third, (t looked had, but Koney came ARE NOW MPLETE -Mf IK UNE Barth, ss . . 4 0 now the reverse is the case, and Uncle Sam will be stronglv represented among the members of the. team that across with a very clear and clever 1 1 0 0 the I nitod States would score an over­ Black. 3b O 1 0 0 1 0 in the event. Among those who will w ear the stars and stripes arc Alvah explanation The ball, he says, stuck Anderson, c . 0 0 Meyer. Ira Courtney, Ralph Craig and Howard Drew. The latter is picked whelmingly victory in the tield and ill his glove. He admits the fiins The .-ntr\ lists in stake races r.i the Minot Raring association closed !! 4 7 4 0 track championships. .Min» 1. Secretary H. II Kemper has tiled with Secretary M. C. Bachelb r Rhoades. p . .. 3 1 1 1 5 1 as the winner of the event. The man ner in which he won from Craig at might not have known it. but be in­ the tryouts in Cambridge last Saturday proved that hp is one of the 'he** Sullivan Certain of Victory. sists on the mucilage "vrnpn, '•'I the state association in Grand Forks: 0 ') 4 ". The athletes reported in splendid Totals . .30 8 27 14 sprinters developed in years. He won the hundr»d meter race in 10 \VF:n.\i:si»ay. .rri.y 3. seconds. Drew hails from the Springfield high school and has 'been run- Physical condition, not a single man Dos Cessler. erstwhile right: "-Vler complaining of being out of form. 2:;?0 Trot—l^urse s.'iOO. Winnipeg— . ... AB. R. If. PO A. Vear P,cture shows Drelv on of Washington, is in N'ew York, and Horse. K Cambridge * ' right beating Craig at James E. Sullivan, United States com­ ENTHI-:ED BY, DeMaggio, If .. • * . O 1 0 1 0 0 within a few days intends to S3)! for General Ilex missioner to the Olympic games, said John D.c,vd. .«t. Paul. Minn. ' ^ Freer, cf . . . 3 0 0 0 1 ft Europe. Oessler will not report to the Helena Bm- . jVIcAIurdo, lb .. 0 uiat America would s^oro more than Kansas City club, to which Grifiith • E. •! Patch. Helena. Mont. . . 4 0 3 0 Lucrcsreus . . f. riackman Miles City. Mont. Seaton. rf ...... 4 0 0 0 ft 0 80 por cent of tho points in the track sold him In fact, hr. says that hv has Kirkham. 2b .. and field championships. He said: cpait baseball and will devote his time 2:20 I'aco—Piir-i' American League j American Assn. '•eld championship of the world at the Stronsh .-•a rt . Gust .Johnson. Rhinelander. Wis. Clothier, 3b .. . . . S 0 0 0 1 ft (Jcssler would have remained ill the •Minimum . . . Hasty, c 0 0 0 4 1 ft l^wedish Olympic games next month. came had he been able to retain a E. .1 Patch. Helena. Mont. 'There is no intention of appearing Xelnvint lud West. Brandon, Man.. Can. Glass, p . . . 4 0 1 ft fi ft major league berth, but he objects to Orr Geni . . . •Baker . . 0 0 0 0 ft 0 Standing of the Clubs. Standing of the Clubs. boastful or o\cr-coritident in making going to the minors. Jud West. Brandon, Man.. Can. W. L. Pct. this assertion It is simplv a plain Hick cirir.o .. Jud West. Brandon, Man., Can. ••Cummings ...... 0 0 0 0 0 ft W. L. Pet. Boston 32 19 .627 statement of facts. Never before has Chicago Toledo 30 19 67" Manager Jick O'Connor of the TIU Rsn.W. .ITLY 1. Totals . .30 1 0 27 17 1 ....33 20 .623 Columbus 41 21 ~6«i this couniry gathered together a team Cleveland I'nited Stares league team, Washington ... 32 21 .604 for an Olympic meeting which has so 2:25 Pace—Pi.rse S.V10. Minneapolis 37 21 638 announces the signing of a real leag­ horse. Philadelphia ... nearly approached in well-balance and ENTERED RV. "Ran for Baker. 26 21 .553 Kansas City 31 30 r>08 uer in Jerrv Freeman. once wjrn Par-da / Detroit 26 28 .481 strength, the present collection of rec­ Mary A Woods. Bowbells. X. D ft- Pa"' 25 37 .4 03 Washington and later in the American Uetta Pell M. Windell. Williston. X. D. Score by innings: Cleveland 23 27 .46ft ord-breakers and champions which Willie Warble . . . New York Indianapolis 24 37 393 association and Xew York Stat, 1 McG:inn. \Yy rid mere. X D. : > Superior 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0—2 17 30 .362 Louisville 20 35 nut will sail on the Kinland to represent leagues. Rrrney .M'-ciropot* Winnipeg 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0—I St. Louis 14 37 .275 the United States. B. A. Pomerny. Si Paul, Minn. Milwaukee 21 3S \356 Gor Wilson I. Blackman. Miles City. Mont. Home runs: Home runs, DeMaggio "In predict ing that the American Kd Camaeh Rhoades: sacrifice hits, Roy, DeMag­ Games Today. team will score more than SO per cent Shortstop Willis Butler. who has J. Patch. Helena. Mont. Games Today. j f eci, with Toledo, has been turner! Strnnglle-irt Gust Johnson. Rhinelander. Wis gio, Clotheier: bases on balls, oft Washington at Cleveland. of the total points scored in the track Mai hesy K G1 ss 5, Rhoades 5; struck out, by Milwaukee at Louisville. and Held sports, I do not think that o-er to Portland. Xiles will play "lust Johnson. Rhinelnnder. Wis. Philadelphia at Detroit. third base for Toledo until .Manurii -Wlmont Wi s> Brandon, Man.. Can. Glass 2. by Rhoades 6: left on bases, Kansas City at Columbus. any rash prophecy is being made, us ' tiek |-?rin"i Xew York at St. Louis. Minneapolis at Toledo. recovers. Catcher Geib lias been re­ Jud West. I'r.indon. Man.. Can. Superior 8. Winnipeg 9. Umpires. Boston at Chicago. |the teams whi.-h in the last live Olym­ Bilk Prunes Brennan and JIcGloom. Time of gam<\ St. Paul at Indianapolis. pic revivals have heaten the world leased by Toledo to Lexington, Ivy. 1- 11. Newton, Wiliiston, X. D. 2:15 Pace—i'ur-c S.'iOO. 2:05; stolen bases, Dunleavy, DeMag­ Won in Tenth. would not for a minute have a chance gio, Freer. McMurdo. Krueger. Took Fourth Game. of victory against the present team. Fort Wavnc has sc nt Pitcher Gii- HORSE. I INTER ED BY St. Louis, June 15.—A home run by 1 lino to Ottawa, Can., and released In- Laura B J. T'i i' Kman. Miles City, Mont. Columbus. June 15.—Columbus For the first time since we have been Padere\ tilers and Collmgwond. who are. cis Land f"o . Wahpeton, X. D. made it four out of five with Milwau­ a ; ticketed for the Mi. I una:: State ]e :icke, Wislirk. N. D. National League game of the series with St. Louis • • f the Central league. Bruck were due to errors. Cooper gone to England or France, and the I Year Old, Pace or Trot—Pur^e S;?00 yesterday 7 to 5. The visitors ran was supported perfectly and not scor­ best wo have done is to run third. UOF;SE. HX'l'r,ftEP BY. bases to suit themselves. : Manager Hugh Duffy of Milwaukee ed upon. This year with Jones. Berna, Scott, Bonnie Hal Cha 111 pine it Alleman, Williston, V. D Standing of the Clubs. is reported to have n deal on by .Mm Stewart r R. H. E. . R- H. E. Benhag. Kiviat. Tabor and Wiekoff to 1. P-lacknian. Miles Citv. Mont W. L. Pet. St. Louis 5 6 1 which Pitcher Gr.-ver Laudermilk. '"'hestola Xew York .. Columbus 7 9 5 pick from, we have a better balanced sent by the Si. Louis Nationals to li L Ri' hardson. RowbeHg. x. D. 7 9 .804 New York 715 1 Milwaukee 3 g j team than any which can be started Mac O'D.dl J"d West, Brandon. Man., Can. Pittsburgh . 2« 20 .565 Mitchell and ,E. Brown, Krichell; against us. Louisville. Will bee-inn-* a Hrewer. The Maud Lady C.... Chicago Bruck, Cooper and Smith; Dough­ rumor Indicates that the pitcher and Ed Jones. Britten. X. D. 26 21 .553 Fisher, Quinn and Street, Sweeney. erty and Kchalk. American- Strong in Sprints. Cincinnati .. Mar.aget Tibhc do not exactly agree. FRIDAY. .Tl'LY 28 23 .549 "In the sprints we are stronger than Philadelphia 20 25 .444 Fifteen in a String. 2:19 Trot—l'ur.-c 8.VM. St. Louis ... Game Called in Third. at the London games, but in these two President I-'bheTs plans to open hi.: 23 29 .442 Cleveland, June 14.—Washington races there is always the possibility HORSE. ENTERED BY. Boston 16 34 Toledo, June 15.—The Kansas City new field on August L'T. the a univer­ Sauntry .320 won its fifteenth successive game game was called at the end of the of defeat by some unknown who has R. L. Parker. Hamline. Minn. Brooklyn ... 15 30 • 1)00000 sal y of the battle of Long Island, and Chorrv Diamond . .. J. Blackman. Miles City. Mont. yesterday, defeating Cleveland 13 to 8. third on account of rain. Score: Tol­ been kept under cover for these races he wants the Giants to take part. The Blanding and Kahler were knocked alone. Englewood J. V.'. Ki?.icka, Wishek. N. D. edo 3, Kansas City 0. schedule calls for the Cubs in Brook­ Forest park Games Today. out of the box, Baskette being the "Our only weakness, as I see it. is L V. Me(Jerri--k. Minneapolis, Minn. Cincinnati at Boston. lyn on that day, but Ebbets is sur? Madge B L H Newton. Williston. X. D. only Cleveland pitcher who was ef­ in the standing jump, wliere the he can have the dates rearranged. Pittsburgh at New York. fective. TAD FORD MAY 2:10 Pace—Purse S500. St. Louie at Brooklyn. Greeks have a man who forced Ray R H E Ewry to his limit at London. From HORSE. ENTERED BY. Chicago at Philadelphia. ,-<• , „ - - - Johnny Kling is catching the game Dr. Red Cleveland g 13 4 LEAVE RED LEGS the latest reports this man has im­ of his life. As manager of the Boston I. Bl i' kman. Mile? Cit> . Mont. - Washington 13 20 4 proved. AVe have nobody who can Captain R R L. Parker. Waterloo. Iowa. Observed Flag Day. Ward men he has taken a new leas Kit Gammon Blanding. Steen. Kahler, Baskette Rumors from Superior say that throw the javelin as do the foreigners, on life. Hub circles declare that H t rry B. Cort-y. Who.aton, Minn. Brooklyn, June 15.—Flag day was and O'Neil and Adams; Hughes and Dad Ford is going to leave the Tay- and in throwing the discus with both Star King E. J. P.vch. Helena. Mont. celebrated here yesterday when 1,000 ivling never showed greater skill whe i Black .l«>e Henry. lorites. Report has it that he is going hands the unfamiliarity of our men he b.ickstopped for the Cubs. He has Jud West. Brandon, Man., Can. children from two orphan asylums !at throwing with the left hand is going Mob Roy and a disciplinary school with bands to the Indianapolis team of the Amer­ tilled the Bostons with Cub contiden Champion A- Raws.-.n, Williston, X D Cobb Made Great Throw. ican association. It is also stated that 'to be a serious handicap. and ginger. Hunnie Sheldon . . . J. w. Rizicka. Wishek. N. D. ^tended the game as the guests of "Our principal points will be scored Tae dates of the Minot fair are ;ulv 4 .">. the St. Louis and Brooklyn clubs. The Detroit, June 15.—Detroit won yes­ W. J. Somer has about come to the home team won 11 to 2. terday by 4 to scoring the win­ conclusion that his team must be en­ in the running events up to the S.OOrt Two months of the big league races ning run in the ninth inning on Gai- tirely made over to cut much of a meter race and in the pole vault, the „ R. H. E. are now baseball history, and from all Brooklyn 12 2 nor's triple and Molarity's single. factor in the race for the flag in the running high and the running broad appearances the number of finds in UMPIRE HALL IS 0 to S. The out field work of the lo­ St. Louis 2 g J Errors gave the Athletics two of their new league. jumps, the hammer throw, the shot- 111-' will not approach tho list of sta"-= cals featured. Stotichtoon and Jam­ put and the hurdles. In the marathon Rucker and Miller. Willis. Wood- three runs. A throw to the plate by developed in 1911. which list includes NO LONGER WITH eson did the battery work for the lo­ burn. Howell, Dale and Bliss. Cobb, retiring Oldring, featured. SCOUT LOU CRIGER race we have an excellent chance with the names of such illustrous diamond cals. while Collins and Johnson per­ • . , R. H. E. one of the best corps of long-distance warriors as Manvnard. Fletcher. Jack­ SEE-EYE LEAGUE formed for Warren. Umpire's Ankle Broken. Detroit 4 g 3 HERE LOOKING FOR men that has ever worn our colors, son, Alexander, Gregg. Mclnnis. Chal­ Philadelphia j j 3 g 1 and I am looking forward to this race mers and Olson. t'mpire Hall, who officiated at the Philadelphia. June 15.—Chicago THIRD BASE MATER to prove that we have the best long­ KOSSICK WINS. V'.on a hard fought game by 7 to 5.' Wlllett and Onslow, Stanage; Ben­ several games played here during the der and Thomas, Egan. distance runners as well as the leaders McGraw seems to be the most for­ M001 head ISoxCr Gets Decision Over In the eighth inning a foul tip oft In the other events." past, ^eek has resigned as official ar­ Downey's bat broke Umpire Owen's »•••••••••••••«*«,». tunate manager with his spring crop Mclntyrp. JACK WELCH. * Lou Criger, scout for the St. * of talent, as h» landed top-notchers biter of the C. 1. league, and will ankle. He was sent to a hospital. The leave in the near future for the south Saskatoon. Sn?k.. June 15.—Young visitors won the game by bunching * Louis Americans, arrived in • CROOKSTON WINS in Hank Groh. Jeff Tes'-'au and Geo. Kossick won over Mickey Mclntvre Selected to Referee Wolcast-Rivera * Grand Forks yesterday morning * Burns. Among other 1912 finds are to spend the summer. Empire Hall's hits with battery and fielding misplays resignation came Wednesday night, here last night in the seventh round In the sixth and seventh innings dur­ Fight July 4. * an drcglstered at the Hotel Da- * FROM FISHER Zinn and Simmons of the Highlanders, in what was scheduled to be a lift: n Los Angeles. June 15.—Jack Welch * cotali. He eamc down from Du- * Baumgardner of the Browns. Rath in mediately after the game in which ing which Downs made a triple and a the Duluth and Grand Forks teams round affair. The tifiht, as far as ir home run. of San Francisco was selected today * lutli to see tlie came between • Crookston, Minn., June 15.—A and Weaver of the White Sox. Cheney vent, was a dandy, both boys display­ to referee the Wolgast-Rivers light­ * Grand Forks and the White Sox * bunch of Crookston ball tossers yes­ of the Cubs and Phelan of the Reds. "stalled" in order to woo the God of ing most clrver defense, though K'.s- Philadelphia If' *3 weight championship fight at Vernon * scheduled tor last evening, which » terday defeated Fisher by a score of Darkness on and wind the game up. sick was the better exponent of the July 4. Charley Radbourne. when pitching Mall wired into the president and Chicago :; 7 9 j * wns called off on account of rain. * 10 to 6. The lineup was as follows: art as far as footwork went. Timw Up to noon It was generally be­ * He will probably remain here • Crookston—C. Glenn. If: E. Larson, for the Providence team in 188 4, won Thursday received a telegram of ac­ alter time h<- escaped vicious leads by Seaton, Wallace. Curtis and Kllllfer? eighteen straight games, which still ceptance. and Umpire Brennan was Graham, Reullbach and Lavender and lieved that James J. Jeffries would * until after he gets a peek at the • c.; E. Moe, lb.: L. Buckingham, p.; sidestepping or ducking and was be selected. Shortly after the noon * work of the Dacotahs. • remains unequaled. Rube Marquani immediately ordered here from Win­ Archer. H. Canute, ss.: R. Simpson, 2b.; H. ins up points for defense when the hour, however, he notified Manager » Mr. Crlger was not much In * Simpson, rf.: K. Skotig, 3b.; S. Vaule, says he will be disappointed if he does nipeg. where he also has been having sudnen termination occurred. The Had Easy Victory, McCarey of the club that he could not * evidence about the h"*-* yester- • cf, and A. Anderson, cf. doesn't excel this record. The won­ his troubles this week. fight was given to Kosslck on a foul. act. and it was then that a meeting * day and lie could not be Inter- * derful pitching of the Rube is of par­ While Umpire Hall may be criticized JY.ne I5 —-C'nc'nnati had Fisher—F. Grady, p.: C. Vinge, c.; ticular interest to the world's cham­ little difficulty winning from Boftton which resulted In the selection of * viewed by reporters, who souRht • P. Geoning, lb.: L. Jergenson, 2b.: \v. for not calling the game. Wednesday Wake lip. Welch w;.s held. * liim liigli and low. He apparent- * pion Athletics, who solved him last evening sooner, or forfeiting it for the yesterday 7 to 3. The visitors hit Hess Wldenhoefer. ss.: C. Henderson. 3b.; fall and may face him again in Octo­ "Waking up" to the importance of on top of passes and errors, while * l.v did not care to let it be known * W. Peterson, If.; M. Peterson, cf.; K. alleged horseplay, nevertheless the TIERXEY OUT OF GAME. ber. Mack's men are wondering fans hand it to him for his physical the ads. is often the beginning of a Fromme was generally effective. * that lie was In the city. How- * Helgeson. rf. new era in one's life. Larimore Pioneer: E. E. Tierney * ever that good, old name of Lou * whether Marquard, profiting by thio courage in facing any and all of the Score by innings: year's experience, will be able to con­ Boston ?'^g' E< had his little finger on his left hand * Crlger stood out nice and black • Crookston . . ..0 5 2 0 0 :! 0 0 0—10 players. Hal) is a big fellow and evi­ knocked out of Joint In the McCanna- * on tlie register and there Is no * tinue his invincible work if he faces dently knows how to use his physical Cincinnati 7 j® 3 Fisher 000001102 —4 Petersburg game and will probably * question but that It Is the Lou • them in another world's series. Mc­ makeup to advantage. When trouble Hesa and Gowdry; Fromme and Mc­ Graw says he will. Lean. . be unable to get Into, the game for * of baseball fame. • was brewing Wednesday night, ac­ takeoff gotrlaltoKeMueKsr several weeks. 1 Th accident happen­ * The veteran Is looking for a * cording to reports, he was readv to BEST HHP W UBI. arf ed in the fifth Inning. Losing Tier­ * third basemun, according to re- * National league men all over the take on all comers, and while "this Leaders Were Easy, circuit complain that the gate receipts New York, June 15.—Pittsburg ney will weaken the ball team to a * iiorts from the head of the lakes • policy of rivalry is not conducive to considerable extent. * and he liopes to And some mate- * URINARY this season have been much smaller the best brand of baseball, neverthe­ Will easily defeated New York In the first than usual. They say that the un­ game ot the series 6 to 1. Wlltse * rial among the C. I. stock. He * k DISCIUMEi less one admires the man who will Vide PEMBIXA SHUT OPT. * Is said to have his eye open for * favorable weather and the Giants' stand up against odds and face his in­ wa«' knocked off the rubber In flvte in­ Drayton, N D., June 15.—The local M. RELIEVED IN : runaway lead have affected the gen­ nings, while Mamnltz was invincible, * Leber. He proposes to view the • tended medicine. Ittft team shut out the fast Pembina team * work of all the C. I. teams lie- * S&NT4/ eral interest in the pennant strug­ Here's wishing Hall success in liis New York making their only run on CAPSULES gle. There is a lingering hope in Chi­ Doyle's home run. by a score of 7 to 0. The feature of * fore lie leaves this part of the • 24 ROWS; new fields. The job of umpire is a. «•!§! the game was the pitching, of Dr. Geo. cago and Pittsburg that something thankless one at its best and the men ' „ , R. H. E. * country. • Each Cap- /"^\i Bedford, who struck out 14 men and * Lou Criger became famous as * may happen to McGraw's men. hut in who have the backbone to tackle it Capacity New York 1 4 2 •ule bears MIDY): the other cities the fans have lost Pittsburgh $ u . j only allowed one scratch hit. The * the batterymate of Cy Young * MIDH the nuiifW-Vy] are few and far between. batteries were: For Drayton, Bed­ r heart. All of the American league For Garden and Stock Use Wlltse, Eresau and Meyers; Wilson, * and for years was the idol of the • Bettareof counterfeit! Camnitz and Gibson. ford and Dezell; for Pembina Grum­ * Boston fans. • cities, on the other hand, are turning WARREX DEFEATED. bo and Bouvette. . ... ; ALL DRUliGISTS ] cut the usual crowds, because of the Oslo. Minn.. June 15.—The War­ B. O. PAULSNESS * »«««•» uncertainty of the race for the flag. Pliusbtnc aad Haatlaf. InnrAVa ren team vu defeated by the locals J