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SECOND GAME.

SECOND GAME.
H. 4. Cs-Elks; game called at 4:1O
p. m; first innings.
En- Sue hit safe between center and
right
Williams sacrificed pitcher to first.
Jov few out to left-fieId. A Williams
few out 10 pitcher.
Moore flew out to third. Evers went
out. short TO first, and Hampton flew
cut 20 third.
SECOND INNINGS.
Cunha Went out, pitcher to first,
Bruins flew to snort. and Gleason fol-
lowed out on a fly TO second.
Hampton went out, third 10 first,
vanatta was retired on a foul fly to
catcher and Leslie went out, short TO
first.
THIRD INNINGS-H. A. c., 2.
Fernandez walked and stole second.
Ell Sue hunted. Hampton got the ball,
overthrow first several feet. and as a
consequence Fernandez came home and
En- Sue reached third. Leslie threw
wild TO third trying TO catch him and
En- Sue scored ]. Williams few out to
l.
who made a beautiful catch.
Kia went out short to first. White
was out on long fly TO Fernandez
and Grady hit TO first gong out.
FOURTH INNINGS.
! a Williams went out. short to first
Cunha knocked a fly to short, Bruins
landed for a two Dagger. Leslie, the
Elk's catcher, broke his thumb and
Grady took his place. Bruins tried to
steal third but was caught.
Moore retired on a pot fly to short
ana Evers struck out. Hampton went
out, pitcher to first.
1 FIFTH INNINGS
Glea son singled to LETT. De Fries hit
to second who retired Gleason. On a
double play De Fries went out at first.
Fernandez stopped the ball with his
body and went TO first. En- Sue sent
a hor one which Vanatta- just stopped
and was safe. Fernandez made a pretty
steal Of third, but j, Williams flew
out TO White on third
| Cogswen and Vanatta few out to
center and left respectively, and Wild
| er did the same TO third.
SIXTH INNINGS.
Joy struck out, B. Williams went out,
second TO first. and Cunha got four
! balls and his base then made a pretty
steal of second, Bruins. however went
out, short 10 first.
Kia went TO the bench On a fly TO En-
Sue. White made the first base hit for
! the Elks. Grady struck out. Moore
went out on. a fly which Il. Williams
gathered in in grand style
SEVENTH INNINGS-H A CS., 2
| Gleason was safe on Moore's error,
Louis took De Fries's place and flew
out to Vanatta, Hampton threw high
to first again and Gleason took second.
Hampton errored again and Fernandez
was safe. En- Sue kit TO EYers. The
latter threw home trying to catch
Gleason who was running home. Glea-
son doubled back and lodged the ball
hit him, bounded to one side and he
came home. the men on bases mean
while moving UP. ]. Williams hit to
Moore who hesitated, Fernandez came
home and everybody was safe Will
again and a. Williams went out. short
10 first.
Evers went out, short 70 first. Hamp-
ton singled. then talked II over with
Gleason while the crowd laughed. He
finally cut il out and stole second, then
travelled 10 third without any help.
Cogswell few out TO left, Vanatta flew
out to left and the EIks lost their
chance 10 score. There was now trou-
BILE at the bench and Hampton went to
the dressing room as he thought his
shoulder was broken from contact with
Gleason and Cunha. DR.. Murray ex-
amined him. As near as could be told
from a hasty examination there was
nothing more than a strain, SO Hamp-
ton Went TO second, Evers taking his
place IN the box.
EIGHTH INNINGS-H. A. C, 2.
Cunha hit safe and tried to reach
second but was thrown out. Bruins flew
out 10 Hampton on second. Gleason
was good for two Dagger and start
ed to third Grady in his hurry TO
cut him out threw wild and Pat cross
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