The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-08-04

times IN succession and went to the
water bucket.
Clem Wright lined to center, ano
got safely on first.
Clerk Brown lined to center, took
fret and Wright second.
Sparnon lined TO third, got first,
while Wright died on third.
Harley Whitcraft took pity or
the merchants and struck out-or
purpose, of course.
FIFTH-lST HALF.
Henry Kessler hit an easy fly to
short, that couldn't be found, and
got safely to first.
Leonard got first on balls, while
kessler stole to third.
Ucker hit an easy one to short
and got caught on first, and kessler
made home on a wild throw.
Luke Lehman was unable to make
good and hit just hard enough to CEN
ter TO get caught where he ought to
have begun, while Leonard ran in
home between the yells.
GLon Green was placed on frs,
through sympathy and was unchari-
table enough to steal the secund.
Gus Steinman liued to short and
cot safely on first.
Oaks flew to center and got sec.
ond, while Green got third and
Ucker scored.
Jun Rochester went to the bat,
got busy, ratified the battery and
Oaks got home on a wild throw.
Rochester hit mossy grounder to
Jim Thomas and got killed at first.
FIFTH-2D HALF.
Bright landed safe liner to
right.
jim Thomas followed suit with a
good one and got second, while
Bright got third.
Jimmy Martin had a slight stroke
of paralysis and tell on the home
plate, and during the excitement
Bright and Thomas both stole home.
Gene Wright hit safely to first
and easily walked to second.
Judge Wright hit an easy ay to
the pitcher, got caught, and Gene
Wright perished at third.
sIxTH--lsT HALF.
Reckienwald hit fly to center
and got safely on first.
Henry Kessler flew to Jim Thorn
as arms. perished. aid Rectenwald
died trying to get back To- first.
Ed Leonard flew to third and was
caught in the act.
sIxTH-2D HALF.
Clem Wright hit lazy grounder
10 the pitcher and died on the first
for the want of energy.
Clerk Brown allowed his sympa.
thies to overpower HIM and famed
Sparnon became disgusted with
Browns kindheartedhess aud hut
high fly to center and got
irst.
Harley Wh,tcraft wanted +.
make himself solid with the clerl
md famed the merchants in from.
he field, leaving Sparnon on til.
irst absolutely disgusted.
sEvENTH-lsT HALF.
Ucker hit ragged grounder to
;enter aud got first by the skin OF
liS teeth.
Lehman grounded to Jim Thorn
rs, very foolish thing to do. go
irst, but drove Ucker to his dealt
IN second.
Lon Green made three frantic
Efforts to do something and the um-
,ire told him he'd better res,
.while.
Gus Steinman knew no better
han to hit a fv to Jim Thomas,
Who takes them warrant or no war
ant, and was strangled to death.
sEvENrH-2D HALF.
Bright bit very puny grounder
o the home plate aud was an easy
'Ictim at first.
Jim Thomas hit an energetic ty
o right, became ambitious and Cap
ured third.
Jimmy Martin hit a corker to the
light field, let jim Thomas home
md fook a stand on third.
Gene Wright hit lazy grounder.
ct Jim Thomas score and died ON
iTst.
Judge Wright hit foul lick, was !
aught In the act and put out.
EIGHTH-lsT HALF.
Oaks lined to third, got safely to
irst and made second on a wild !
brow.
Rochester got first on three lazy
trokes and negligence on the part
+ Fred Bright, while Oaks took /
econd.
Rectenwald hit short grounder to
itcher, dying at first, Rochester
aking second and Oaks third.
Henry Keesler was given first on
alls.
Leonard hit three times in the
'rong place.
Ucker became disguised and mad
nd made three vicious strikes at
ne home plate and fell dead.
EIGH1H-2D HALF.
Glenn Wright flew to the right,
ollowed it to first and took second
u wild throw.
Clerk Brown famed the air three
mes In succession and hunted the
,ade.
Sparnon made three spasmodlc
forts to find the ball, became con-
lsed and was ordered to his seat.
Whltcraft hit a vicious liner to