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the loss of the game. Apparently nc
substitutes were at hand or Cunha
would certainly have retired him early
in the game The Elks went first to
| the bat.
FIRST INNINGS.
Meyer few out to center Perine was
warned from coaching from the bench
| by Bowers. knight retired, catcher to
first. Cunha flew out to center.
The H. A. C.'s could do no better.
En- Sue was snuffed out at first, Lewis
went back, second to first, Williams
got to first by Loucks first, but alas.
not his last, error. Aylett then retired
struck out.
SECOND INNINGS.
Kaai famed the atmosphere and
Loucks was counted out, pitcher to
first. En- Sue on third grabbed fly
by German and another went up on
the board
Gleason struck out and possibly with
out intention dropped his bat as he
started for first in such fashion as to
interfere with Cunha's throw, but the
ball got down to the base first. Joy
got to first on Loucks' second error.
Moore did a clever piece of fielding
and Fernandez went back to the bench.
Pryce out, pitcher to first.
THIRD INNINGS.
Just here both teams performed
stunts the Elks bringing home three
men and the H. A. C.'s two. All the
team but one batted before the Elks
were retired. Moore secured a base
on balls and later stole second. Tay-
Tor made first and Moore stole third.
Perine struck out but Taylor stole sec
ond. Meyer secured a base on balls,
filling the bags. Knight failed to
score. A wild pitch brought Moore
home. Joy coming to the home plate,
covered it with his feet and threw his
body back, regular trip trap for the
runner. En- Sue made an error and
Cunha got to first on his hit. Meyer
Kaai safely hit to center bringing Mey-
ers home and Cunha to second where
he was marooned by Loucks making
holes in the air. Three runs.
Leslie struck out but En- Sue got a
base hit followed by a two base hit
by Louis on which Moore slipped up
with badly placed error. En- Sue
was advanced to third. Williams flew
out to right field but En- Sue came
home. Aylett sent the sphere to right
bringing Louis home. Gleason closed
the innings out, third to first Two
runs
FOURTH INNINGS.
The score remained the same. 80 in
favor of the Elks for the next three
innings. German flew out to first,
Moore got his base once more on balls
but died stealing second. Catcher Les
lie got nipped on the fingers and Tay-
lor struck out.
Moore was slow in coming out having
a badly grazed elbow to wash and
Perine amused the crowd by giving
himself catches. Invigorated by the
with Joy out, second to first,
Fernandez too many strikes and Pryce
ont third to first
FIFTH INNINGS, SAME SCORE.
Perfne went the way of all flesh third
to first, Meyer flew out to right, Louis
making a good catch and there was joy
in H. A C'ville when knight of STAN
ford swung mot wisely, but too WELL
Leslie got on first, thanks to Loucks
falling over himself but En- Sue struck
out. A wild pitch sent Leslie to sec
ond. Louis was caught at right by
Taylor, who missed catching Leslie
mapping by throwing to third instead
of second. The error was not expen-
sive, however. Williams flew out to
third
SIXTH INNINGS-SAME SCORE.
Cunha sent an old time liner past
third and hurled himself around to
second base. And there they let him
die. Kaai. Loucks and German
achieved oblivion in one, two, three
order.
Aylett want out second to first.
Gleason sent a ball into left territory
but Loucks took the chance from Kaai
and dropped the ball. Joy got to first
with a right fielder and Gleason settled
on third. JOY stealing second. 1t look
ed like scoring but Forbes only hunted
the ball couple OF feet and Csnha
threw to German at first the latter re-