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| hit to left and there would have been another tcore had not Brouthers got ing out.
 Molesworth made a sensational catch
 of Beecher's fly in the last half. Lynch got Duffy's fly. Cannon walked but Duffy was out on a hit to Schwartz In the second the Pretzeis proceeded | to do business of an extremely "strik- ing" kind with MT. Thatcher. Beecner
 found that Mullaney's hit was a little
 ond. and getting to third on Millerick's long fly to Dungan Lynch drove to center followed by Shiebech's drive to right, Lynch going to third and Shie-
 1t with a hit to Thatcher.
 1t was one, two, three with the Egyptians in the last half. and at the end of it Lew Whistler presented bound in horsehide containing the story of The Simple Life" Oscar Streit go- ing in for them. The Pretzels had
 been stealing bases on Rafter with the greatest freedom and he was talk en out and relieved by big Ed Hurl- burt. There were six men up and six men down on both sides in this in- ming.
 At the beginning of the fourth the PretZels showed that all pitchers look alike to them and cinched their claim as. one of the hardest hitting aggre- gations in the Southern League. Null fancy drove to right. Millerick sacri- to center and on Duffy's wild throw. to Beecher Mullaney scored, Lynch and Shiebech ending 1t.
 In the last half the first nit that had been made off Starkell came. Duff head. but Duffy was forced out at second on Gannon's hit to Shiebech. Dungan' hit to Starkel who made lightning double, getting Cannon at second and Duugan ct first.
 There wac nothing doing for the Pretzels in the first half of the fifth though Brouthers stole another bag, and in the last half the second hit was made off Starkell. Collins hitting one that bounded out of starkelrs hand and went as a hit.
 In the sixth the Pretzels made things decidedly disagreeable for Mir. Streit again. Millerick hit to third and on to second, going to third on Starkell's well placed bunt Lynch was out on a hit to Collins. Shiebech walked and stole second and on Schwartz's drive lied, Brouthers ending 1t with a fly to Dungan.
 The score was six to. nothing and only two hits had been made off Star pretty groggy, and in the last half for the first time they got two hits to- gether. Streit was out an fly to Lynch Beecher nit safe to. right but was forced out at second on Dunfy's hit to Brouthers.i Not a single Egyptian had reached second base so far. Cannon walked and on Dungan's drive to cen ter Duffy got over the plate with the run that saved a shutout for them. tried to sacrifice but beat out a bunt to Streit Mullaney smashed one at Collins and Shaugh- nessey was out at second but Moles- worth scored Millerick and StarkeH
 Collins hit safe in the last. making the fifth hit that had been made off Starkell { Alexander hit to Brouthers and Collins was thrown out at second. second lightning double of the game came, Alexander getting out at sec ond and the Egyptian catcher being stopped at first.
 Pretzels mixed 'em up in the eighth. Lynch hit slow one towards third and beat 1t out going to second on Shiebech's sacrifice. Then Hurlburt made fearful throw to second and Lynch scored. Then something hap pened. Charlie Schwartz met that ball on the nose with a terrific swing. There was detonatton that utterly prostrated Oscar Streit and the little sphere was seen sailing over the deep left field fence. The operator in Memphis said that 1t was one of the longest hits ever made on those grounds and the roars In the matinee hall here were deafening!
 Duffy hit safe in the last half but there was nothing doing for them.
 Dominick Mullaney soaked the ball for two bags in the ninth just for lagn- iappe but there was no score, and in the last half Starkell let them down with three infield hits. The game was over with the score standing to l In favor of the PretZels.