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ney on the latter's boun ding hit to Dunlap. No
runs.
o'Day sent Beckley to first on balls. but Ward
stopped CAROLS %Rrounder. touched second,
thus forcing Beckley, and then threw to Con-
nor in time to make ali easy out OF Carroll.
Fields, too, was sent to first on balls, but Jack
Rowe's grounder went straight for Conner, and
was Of course religiously carried to first. No
runs.
Fifth I~nning-ODay made himself solid with
the crowd by scorching n single 10 right. Gore
died out to Miller.
A passed hall occurred and ODay went to
second. He led of that base and on CAROLS
lazy return throw the ex-senator sneaked to
third.
Tiernan caused his already brilliant batting
record to take a jump upward by smashing a
two-DaRger TO centre.
O'Day easily scored on the hit, and Herman in
turn crossed the plate when Dunlap muffed q
embarrassing fly from Connor's bat. Conner
WAS left by Wards fly out to Dunlap. Two runs.
Miller's limo fly was we'll taken by Gore. Dun
lap received one Of o'Day's speeding ones on
the arm and took first.
Morris struck out and Conner brought the
inning to n roaring end by making q beautiful
ono-lIand catch OF o liner hot from Kuehne's
Uiumhet propeller. No RUM.
Sixth I~nning-For the third time in the game
Dan Richardson began an inning with q base
hit.
He went to second. when 0rRourke. owing to
the courtesy Of Morris, was obliged to occapy
first.
Whitney did the right thing by cleverly bunt-
lug II sacrifice along the first base line. both run
ners advancing.
ODay's sacrifice %grounder allowed Richardson
to score and O'Rourke to take third.
Gore then went out, White to Beckley. One
run.
Rowe reached first on his clean hit to centre.
Beckley followed with q grounder to Richard
son, which the latter folded to Ward at second.
forcing Howe, and John Montgomery slapped
the ball to Common just in time to make the
double lie was looking for.
Carroll took first OIL balls. but was forced at
second by Fields's Grounder to Whitney. No
runs.
Seventh Inning Tiernan retired on a
Groundar to Beclley.
Brown, having no one to bring home, allowed
himself to he victimized by Deacon White.
Connor's long fly was grasped by Kuehue. No
runs.
Just az Wards low throw let White to first.
tho intelligence Of Boston's interview with the
Housier soup-pot spread like wild-fre over the
grounds.
The nows seemed 10 have q depressing effect
upon Ward. for he fumbled Miller's groundcr.
1hen Dunlap hit for two bases and White
crossed tho plate.
Tho second run was brought home o moment
afterwards by Miller. who scored on Morris's
ont NJ first.
kuclna hit TO Conner, who felded the ball to
the plate in time to catch Dunlap. Rowe was
third cut, Richardson to Connor. Two runs.
Eighth Inning. Ward redeemed his errors in
q measure by cracking u single to left.
He went TO third on Richardson's plunket to
right and scored on O'Rourke's safe hit TO left.
Whitney flied to Miller and ODay foulod to
White. Kuohne made q difficult catch Of Cores
fly. One run.
ODuy made a brilliant assist from Beckley's
hit. Gore caught CAROLS fy.
Fields hit safely.
Ward caught Whites liner. No runs.
Ninth Ipning-Tiernan out at first.
Brown again hit safely.
A passed ball gave Brown second.
He scored OH Connor's two-bagger.
Ward flied out to Kuehne.
effort. One run.
Miller flied to 0'Day.
Dunlap tliod out TO TiernAn.
Morris struck out. Ne runs.
BcoRE BY INNINGS.
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