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has been annexed. Sonny Cunha of the
Elks team, once of Yale, plunked a
pitched ball from Reuter- squarely over
the fence and Whitman and Company's
dare sign in the game between the
Punaelks and the Kamhacs yesterday
afternoon, winning the ten dollar def
to any player able to send the ball
over left field and the sign. Sonny
ran two bases and walked the other
two in a home run, the first man to put
a fair ball over the fence. 1t was a
glorious swat but it did not win the
game which went to the Kamhacs with
a score of to 3.
There were other big features Of the
game yesterday which was attended by
some five hundred people. Prominent
among these were two very overripe
and sloppy decisions by Bert Bowers
against the Elks-Punahous, Bob
Whites excellent work at shortstop for
the same team and several star PLAYS
including two double plays by. the
Punaelks.
FIRST INNINGS.
The game opened with the Punaelks
at bat. Forbes hunted but En- Sue was
too quick for him and he died on the
run. Woods got a base on balls speedi-
ly advancing to third on two-bagger
from Kennedy over right field. Cunha
sent two Dagger over center and
Kiley getting to first brought Kennedy
| and Woods home. Kiley made a sacri-
| flee in trying to steal second but Cunha
failed to come in from third and Harry
Wilder striking out retired the side
| for two runs
Louis for the Kamhacs went out, Sec
ond to first. Aylett got base on balls
| going to third on left field hit by Will
| liams. An error in right field sent
Jones to his base and brought Williams
| and Aylett home, tying the score.
Vannatta sacrificed, second to first.
Leslie went out, pitcher to first.
SECOND INNINGS.
| Fernandez out, second to first. White
sent up fly which found the ground
/ amid a scramble by second, left and
center. Hardee got his base and adj
vanced White to second. Forbes took
a base on balls and Woods was hit by
the pitcher. White got nipped by a
quick throw from Reuter- to second.
Kennedy out on first. The bases were
filed but the score failed to strengthen.
| En- Sue out third to first. Reuter-
| smashed dandy down the right line
and Kekuewa advanced him to second.
Louis made a base hit but Reuter- was
stopped at third by a pitchers throw
Aylett struck out
THIRD, NOTHING DOING.
| Cunha out third to first. Kiley flew
out to third. Wilder got a base on
balls but was arrested stealing second.
Williams went out to first and a pref
ty double play between second and
first disposed of Jones and Vannatta.
FOURTH, KAMS AHEAD.
Fernandez got to first hitting over
center. White, sacrificing, advanced
him to second. Hardee got a base
on balls Forbes flew out to short
and Woods went out second to first
leaving third and second filed.
Leslie out second to first En- Sue
hunted the ball and beat it out in a
sprint to the bag. Reuter- got a Sec
ond smash down the line to right
field, getting to second. Kekuewa,
the useful, brought En- Sue home and
a throw from pitcher to catcher and
catcher to third found Kennedy's mitt
with Reuter- five yards away. Bowers
adjudged him safe however in glar-
ingly bad decision. Kennedy threw
the ball over to Woods at first who
let it pass and Kekuewa got second
and Reuter- scored. Louis struck out,
Kekuewa reached third. Aylett flew
out to right.
THE FATAL FIFTH.
Kennedy out third to first. Then
Cunha arose in his might and swatted
one of Reuters speediest. The ball
rose over left fielder who ran for it
and fetched up against the fence with
the ball still going. Cunha came home
serenely with the crowd standing up
and whooping. Whitmans manager,
Jess Woods, shook hands with him
and the ten dollars was won. Not so
the game. Kiley got a base on balls
and Wilder flew out to center without
improving the score.
Then the Kams began to hit Har-
dee. Taylor took Wilder's place at
left. Williams sent a two Dagger
into left and stole third. Jones went
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bag and Williams came home. Leslie
lined out three Dagger between CEN
ter and right and yannatta scored
Leslie made the third run on a base
hit by En- Sue. Reuter- struck out.
SIXTH, GOOD FIELDING.
White Few out to center. Hardee
struck out. Reuter- hit Forbes on
the hand crippling him temporarily
and bruising the fingers. He started
for his base but Bowers bad de-
cision No sent him back to bat. He
was then stopped at first.
Louis secured base on balls. Ay-
lett and ne both lost their chances
by a pretty double play, second to
first Williams on an error by first
got to second. Jones went out trying
to steal second bag.
SEVENTH CHANGED PLAYERS.
Lemon took Reuters place in the
box Woods struck out. Kennedy
out pitcher to first. Cunha, who re-
ceived an ovation, sent fly to second.