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exasperating Mr.. Childs was awaiting
It's return when 1t fell.
He got II. and SO did the b~rigandish
right from the nozzle of Rusie's bat.
All over, and the roseate tinge deep
ened into a cerulean hue. like the
little peach that in the orchard grew.
Third lnning-Burkett gave the rooters
Justification of the cardiac when he belted
a hit which had designs on the flag pole
tren was in there to look out for just
such things and Van had 1t smothered
sure enough.
McKean's easy fly to short right was
Ewing had a whole lot Of luck on tap,
for his bounder to short was fumbled
by Murphy and Buck. was safe at first.
He made a real old-fashioned steal OF
Ehen ne grew overconfdent, and when
Tebeau had four balls His Buckship''
tried to pilfer third. Did he get It? Yes
where cholly wears the stock-in the
Murphy ripped one off the reel to short
and Mexican pulled 1t down and had the
III Iragment Goppered at first: Davis. base
when he threw 1t to Chiids the chublike
cherub muffed 1t as II 1t was n blazing
yoma1 6oyI PAYS St o was s vae a H,i sesOnd d;0s 80
q fine sacrifice bunt, which Jimmy cap
tured and slung to Tebeau, killing Van.
Davis and Doyle, however, pegged up a
Doyle second.
Ward tried to pull in a rgn but his
shinibreaking bounder to Cuppy, was
o asn'ls sft for pSi. i and M at firs RaSs Se rn amso
Fourth Inning = O'Connor. filed out.
thinner out Rusie to Doyle. McGarr
slashed three obese streaks out of the
Tiernan hunted to Cuppy, but he
couldn't beat out. Burke ripped a cork
er, which -McGarr froze to. and had
eddie at first. Farrell to Mexican to
Fifth In%ning-Cuppy placed n square
In Van Haltren's hands. Childs base on
balls. Burkett. raped a single to short
He scored on McKean's bounder past
Davis to Burke. Burkett reaching sec
ond and Mac getting first all serenely.
Ewing foul flied to Davis. Tebeau flied
Rusie snapped out a crackajack past
short good for a base. On Murphy,s hit
to Mexican. Rusie was forced out at sec
ond, although the Tot was safe at first.
Murphy got home on Davis's beauty
bright ~two-bagger past first base into
deep right field, and 1900 cranks frac-
tured the nan ambient With the their deliriSu us
couldn't be blamed, for only one man
was out. Doyle foul flied to McGarr.
Farrell flied to Childs. One run.
Sixth Inning-O'Connor flied to Muir
ply. thinner flied to Burke. McGarr
did the same. No runs.
Ward out. McGarr to Tebeau. Tier
a hit weakly to Chllds. and was out
at first. Burke base on balls. Farrell
hit to Meekin. and Burke vas forced at
second. No runs.
Seventh Inning-Cuppy lifted a mighty
high fly right in front of the plate, and
Farrell made a magnificent running
catch. Childs got his base on balls.
Burke muffed- Burkett's fly. and Chiids
was felded finely, n the Tot touched
Burkett at second. Childs reached third
on the play, though. Ewing got his base
on balls. and the bases were filled.
Tebeau out to Doyle unassisted, and II
was O mighty tight hole out of which
New York squeezed that time. No runs.
Rusie flied to Burkett. Murphy
dittoed. Davis out. Cuppy to Tebeau.
Eighth I~nning-Farrell and Davis col.
llded in running for a foul fly down off
the third base, and both were injured
slightly. Time was called, and presently
they resumed. O'Connor fouled out TO
Farrell. thinner foul flied to Farrell.
McGarr out. Ward to Doyle; No runs.
Doyle flied to Childs. Var Haltren
fled to Ewing. Ward base on balls.
Herman hit a three-bagger to left CEN
tire. scoring Ward, and he can put Car
mansyille in his pocket for a week;
hear on every side. Burke out, McGarr
to Tebeau. One run
Ninth Inning-Virtue bats In Cuppys
place. Virtue out. Davis to Doyle.
Childs out, Ward to Doyle. Burkett out,
Murphy to Doyle. No runs.
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