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Kaai at third. 1t passed him and Ensue
came home. Aylett struck out. JOY
hit and Russell muffed it, bringing
Gleason home. The Elks and their
sympathizers began to feel that some
Delilah had cropped Samson Zamlochss
locks as Louis got base on balls
Jim Williams and Joy came home on
a safe one from Alfred Williams. Fer
nandez and Carvalho failed to connect,
but four runs rang out with the whole
nine having been at the bat.
ELKs GET BAD START.
joys first pitch was wild one, but
he steadied up and struck Bushnell out
Russell got base on balls and second
on balk Bob White, fully antlered
Elk since Friday, seemed not TO have
got over his initiation fully and famed.
Wilder's young career was cut short
by throw from third TO first.
The II. A. C.'s Were retired in the
next trip, the Elks getting down to
business. Ensue got a rather unkind
decision on a hit that went fairly over
third bag and then rolled into foul
ground but Bowers was in no place to
judge absolutely.
Kiley and Kaai got free presents of
bases on balls. Kia flew out to third.
Evers' bat was challenged as having
fiat side, but he put it into rights hand
and Kaai was nipped at first on dou-
BILE play.
H A. C.'S MAKE QUARTET AGAIN.
Joy went out, pitcher to first. and
Louis got base on balls for the second
time. A. Williams got first on an error
by third. Louis advanced to third on
White and Fernandez on the ground,
the latter stung on the elbow and White
on the knee Fernandez went down to
first and the bases were filed. Car
valflo hit to Zamloch who made fear
full error and threw to catcher when
it wys a cinch to have thrown to first.
Two more came home. Ensue was out
at second and Gleason returned Fam
loch's pitch by throwing his bat at him.
The crowd seemed to think this one of
Gleason's little tricks, as earlier in the
game he had accidentally dropped bat
in Whites footsteps and they Kissed
little though of course the whole thing
may have been an unintentional slip.
The game was 8 to with runs made
principally on errors, not hits, and JOY
giving bases on balls. In other words
it was a very poor quality of ball.
Zamloch got base on balls, stole
second and threw himself away by try
ing to make an impossible third. Bush
nell and Russell went out.
, J. Williams scooped a bali into CEN
ter and Aylett struck out. ''Shapely''
Joy put one between RusseI's legs but
died on third.
White knocked a splinter out of his
bat but left got his hit Wilder went
to the cypher list; Kiley flying out.
Louis flew out to Zamloch and A.
Williams struck out. Aylett's attempt
dropped in the pitchers hands, who
sent it down to first and retired the
team.
ELKS BEGIN TO BRACE.
Kaai put safe one to left and found
second on Evers' hit. Both moved up
on passed ball. ZamIoch hunted and
Bonny threw bad one to third. bring
ing home two men, while Zanloch made
third. Bushnell struck out. Russell
brought Zamloch in with a clean hit
lined over second, and stole second on a
passed ball, and then third on a wild
pitch White secured a base on balls.
Joy went to the bad with a wild pitch
and Russell gently ambled home, leav-
ing White on third and Wilder at the
bat Center gathered him in however,
and Berger. who. an Elk himself, had
been mute awhile. welded his baton
as the umpire rang the bell for four.
ENSUE PLAYS MUCKER BALL.
Ensue made a clean hit and then |
deliberately fouled Russell to save a |
double play. There was no mistake |
a bout this sharp practice being inten- |
tionaL. Ensue was out at second and |
Gleason should have been out at first, |
if Ensue had not hustled Russell off |
his feet ]. Williams got out at first, |!
but Gleason passing third got his |
chance to come home on. Whites bad |
throw to third
Even with "a in their favor, the H. |
A. C.'s determined TO change JOY in !
the sixth and Williams took the ball, i
Benny holding the mask Kiley got |
nipped and Kaai struck out. Kia went |
to the bad. 4
Joy and Louis gave the ball TO Rus
sell to toss in. and A. Williams did the |
same to Evers.