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mick Mullaney, Bolton street, east.
We had all the Tourists safely on
board and the hatchs battened down,
son. until we reached fifth stop, when
a food of misfortune swamped us
and Ave of the chatting ones scuttled the
ship and made their escape. They sent
five TO the shore while we could only
land three.
Brilliant plays early in the game
were overshadowed by the senseless
miz ups which occurred in the fifth.
George Washington Ogle pitched shut
out game. Five runs were scored by
the visitors before they had even hit
the ball, and all because some fellow
cut the cords lose too soon, and the
balloon yanked nearly all of the in
felders off their hooks.
OgIe Was Cool and steady.
When George Washington stepped
to the slab he was cool and collect
ed. A bit of Carolina leaf suffered
regularly between his incisors, and he
spat at intervals. merely to show that
he was there with the self repose.
Though but seventeen summers have
warmed the bones of the redoubtable
George he has developed in that short
period wonderful throwing arm, and
he has also mastered the art of serv-
ing slants and beuders of the most
puzzling nature. With all of his at
tainments comes a story which ex-
plains why he did not have a clean
shut out victory to his credit.
StrOuthers Chose the Ins.
Con again sent his men to the signal
station first. Thornton performed his
usual antics before he finally stung
one down to Atkinson, and was
thrown out at first. Spratt sent one
TO j. Kennedy who performed nice
ly Curtis tried to knock Ogles pins
from under him, but George recovered
nicely. and threw him out at first.
Bob Kennedy failed to do anything
for us. He swung three times. Big
Dan Burt waited them out and walk
ed. The bleachers screamed and
Shorty ambled over towards Mr.. Con-
nors and Andy Roth. He had his
trusty lamrod in his hand. He star
ed at the first one then rammed the
sphere hard and safe out into right
territory. Burt went to third. Holmes
walked. Burt scored on Roth's wild
throw to third in an attempt to catch
him mapping. Mullaney went to third
and scored on Rays single. Holmes
was caught at third and Ray died at
second.
In the second TRULY tried one to
Oyler, but died at first. Roth made
a long drive to left field which Burt
handled nicely. Busy walked and
Butler was thrown out from short.
]. Kennedy famed. Oyler singled
over second base, but was out trying
to steal. Atkinson was safe on a
muffed fly at first. Ogle famed.
In the third Hogue was thrown out
from. second. Mclaughlin hit slow
one TO Mullaney and died. Thorn
ton hit to pitcher and was out.
Kennedy fouled out to third. Burt
walked. Mullaney singled to center.
Holmes walked. Ray hit a high fly
TO center field and Burt scored on the
throw in. ]. Kennedy famed
In the fourth Spratt was thrown out
from second. Curtis was safe on At
chinson's error. TRULY hit a hard line
drive 10 Burt who returned 1t to first
in time to catch Curtis, making a
sensational double.
Balloon Went Up in Fifth.
In the fifth is when the balloon went
up. Roth was safe on Oyler's error
Busy was safe on an error at the
same place. Butler hit a high fly in
the diamond. Kennedy and Ogle went
together, and the ball got away. Roth
scored and Busy was caught at the
plate. Butler went TO third. Hogue
hit to first and died. Mclaughlin was
hit by the pitcher. Thornton hunted
and a bad throw to second let Butler
score. Spratt was safe on an error at
second. Curtis hit a slow one to third,
Kennedy threw wild and Mclaughlin,
Thornton and Spratt scored, Curtis
getting caught at the plate.
Kennedy hit to first and died. Burt
singled and was forced out at second
by Holmes hit to second.
In the sixth TRULY hit to first and
died. Roth famed. Busy flew out TO
second.
Ray singled to center. He was
caught trying to make second. j.
Kennedy stepped up to the rubber and
lined out the hardest drive of the sea-
son into deep center, making a total
of three bags He scored on Spratt' S
error on Oylers drive to third. Atchin-
son hit to second, enabling TRULY,
Thornton and Busy to perform a dou-
BILE
Couldn't Score Again.
In the seventh Butler was thrown
out from second. Hogue was safe on
Atchinson's error. He went to second
on McLaughlin's single, but died at
third on Thornton's hit to short. Spratt
was thrown out from second.
Ogle famed. Kennedy flew out to
third Burt was thrown out from sec
ond.
In the eighth Curtis was thrown out
from second. TRULY singled over sec
ond, and was caught trying to make
the steal Roth famed.
Mullaney flew out to center. Holmes
famed. Ray fouled out to catcher.
in the ninth. Busy few out to CEN
ter. Butler was thrown out from short.
Hogue was thrown out from pitcher.
J. Kennedy famed. Oyler was thrown