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going to third, from which he ran home on
balls called on Schubert, who went OUT on
1 strikes Three runs for the Pacifcs.
The third innings Of the Married Men was
commenced by Wodehouse at the bat strik-
| ing q good one to and bsyend centsr-feld,
and taking his first. He stayed there only s.
moment, going to second on the first ball
sent to Dowsett, who had the bat. Dovsett
struck sharply to center and went to first,
| Wodshouse taking third. Boardman then
hit strong beyond right field, bringing Wode-
| house home. Rosa, who followed, but his
ball to short stop, who gave it to first 70
hold, which he did before Rosa reached him.
| Burgess then struck ball to frat an3 re-
| tired. LOvsy, WhS generally hits the ball
| pretty hard, knocked it this time beyond
| third, and Dowsett and BOArdman came
home, Lsvey going to second. Spencer then
| hit his ball to short stop, and he placed it
| in the hands of frat in time to put Spencer
| out, Levey being left on third base. Three
runs for the Married Men in this innings
| In the Pacifc's third innings, Shsrrstt,
| who went first to the bat lost no time, but
struck the first ball offered to him to short
stop and went to first base. Winter, who
followed him, did the same thing, and on
| wild throw by short stop to frat, went to
| third, Sharrett coming hoRs. Wilder
struck his ball in close to short stop and
| took first, Winter coming home. Davidson
tipped = foul in Rosa's direction on third,
and Rosa held the same. Eccles struck past
short stop and went to frat, Wilder, c. T.,
| striking a ball into the catchsr's hands and
going out. Moro made three strikes and
went out. Pacifcs scored two runs this
innings.
The fourth innings Of the Married Men
was blank for them, Lishman and Parker
going out on strikes. and Hay WOdehouse
strike to short stop.
The goose egg for the Married Men in the
last innings made the Pacifics feel a little
better, and Lucas, who was first at the bat
on the fourth innings Of the Pacifcs, made
his second by a ball mufEed by right field.
Schubert then struck to short stop and was
put out at frst. but not until Lucas had
made third on errors. Sh2rrett had two
strikes called on him, and then sent ball
to third, who dropped it long enough to let
Lucas get home and Sharrett take his
second. Winter and Wilder, j., were both
put out on strikes, Paciics scoring one run
in the innings.
Dowsett was first at the bat in the Mar
ried Mems fifth innings. and took second on
a ball struck little short Of the pitcher.
Boardman let four balls be called and then
struck to short stop, who was too late to
stop him from making first. Rosa struck
his ball in to the hands Of frst base and was
out, while BOardman slid along to second,
and Dowsett arrived on the home plate.
Burgess was the second man out by = ball
struck to short stop and handed by him to
first LsVey struck . wicked ball to third,
which brought Boardman homo, LeVey GO
ing to frSt and then ON errors to second
and third, where he remained while Spencer
struck his ball to short stop, who sent it to
frst. Two runs for tho Married Men.
The Pacifics then went to the bat, but
failed to score, Davidson going out first on a
hy to center field. Eccies following ball
stopped by tho pitcher, Wilder, c. T., strik-
ing to center field and getting to third,
where he was left by More going ont on q
foul fly, caught by Rosa on third.
The Married Men then took their sixth
innings, Lishman striking . sky seraper,
which was caught by left field. Parker went
to grass on strikes, and Hay WOdShouse,
striking his ball sharply to short stop, got
on first. Dowsett struck beyond right field,
sending Wodehouse home from third, which
he had taken on passed balls. BOardman
hit ball to third, who was ready for it, and
the side went out having scored one.
In their sixth innings, the PacifcS again
achieved round o. Lucas struck a ball
into the hands of second and retired.
Schubert sent good one beyond left field,
and got onto second. Sharratt went out
on strikes, and though Schubert reached
third, yet he was left there by Winters be-
ing put out by second in attempting to
reach that base on ball struck to left field.
In the seventh innings Of the Married
Men, Rosa struck fly to left feld, and was
put out. Burgess took first on q ball
hit to short stop, went to second on passed
balls, gained third on LeVsy's strike, and
csme home, with LeVsy behind him, on
Spencsr's vigorous strike to short stop.
Lishman went out on a strike that landed
the Dali AZ urSE aaeaO OF nlM, ana E&TkSE
followed suit immediately. Lsvey man
aged to get home while this was going on,
the innings ending with two runs for the
Married Men.
In their seventh innings the Pacifcs sent
Wilder, Jr., to the bat, and he went out on
strikes. Davidson struck well to left field,
getting around to second on the strength Of
it, and EccIss, after striking twice, and hav-
ing six balls called. hit a bSuncer to the
pitcher who passed it along to first, David
son coming home. Then Wilder, c. T.,
struck to second and was out. The score
now stood to IA, even innings.
In the Married Mems eighth innings,
Hay Wodehouse was first at the bat, and
struck to left field, taxing first. Dowsett
hit to cen ter, sending Wodehouse to second.
Bosrdman was caught out by hrst, and
Wodehouse was put out trying to make
third. Rosa made fine hit to right field,
which brought Dowsett home, and landed
Rosa on second. Burgess then struck to
frst and was out. One run made.
A gloom was east over the Pacife's eighth
innings by More going out on q strike to
short stop, Lucas striking out, and Schu-
bert falling victim to short stops freezing