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on balls. Louis knocked a tremen-
dous fly to right field. Evers watched
it curving down into the hands of W
Desha, then touched second and made
for third. Ziegler got out trying te
steal second, and Barney Joy followed
suit with fly to w. vannatta, second
baseman.
In the second half Geo. Clark drop
ped the ball to shortstop, who wasted
no time in transferring it to 10 On.
o. Jones broke a bat in knocking a
fly to 10 On at first base, and W.
Chillingworth knocked fair ball down
to the same gentleman.
SIXTH INNINGS.
The sixth innings opened with johns
ME Williams at the bat. w. Vannatta
got the fly he sent out near second.
H. Bruins placed a ball neatly between
second base and center field, and
reached first, but got out trying to
make second on a ball knocked by Lo
On to shortstop. Jimmie Williams
sent a fly out to W. Desha at right
field.
The second half was short. w. De-
sha obligingly sent a grounder to Lo
On at first, E. Desha was struck out.
and J. Desha knocked a fly to Jimmie
Williams.
SEVENTH INNINGS.
In the first part of the seventh En-
Sue made first on a hit that the pitcher
nearly stopped, but not altogether.
Evers made first on a hot one between
the pitcher and shortstop. En- Sue
got out on second, and Ziegler failed to
make first on hit to second base.
This didn't prevent Louis trying to
make it on a tap to the pitcher.
In the second half Fl. Busneh
knocked fly to Louis. e. Fernandez
got his base cheap on balls. He tried
to steal second, and managed to make
the theft as Barney Joy made an over
throw to that base Eddie was enter
prising, and started off for third on the
very next opportunity. His daring
was rewarded, for Barney made an
other overthrow to third, and he came
home, making the only run of the day
for the Diamond Heads. w. Van,
malta was struck out. and Geo. Clark
knocked a fly to En- Sue at third base.
EIGHTH INNINGS.
In the first of the eighth Joy knock
ed to Vannatta, who Immediately con-
nected with first Johnnie Williams
reached first on ball knocked half>
way to the pitchers box. III. Bruins
was struck out. 10 On knocked TO
shortstop, and went out ON first, the
only time Lo On did not ma the bag
at first.
In the Diamond Head part of thu
al Oh n a fn 10
right of the pitcher. Johnnie Will
liams made a fine leap and one-handed
catch, and O. Jones was out on first.
w. Chillingworth was struck out, and
w. Desha signed his death warrant by
batting to Jas. Williams. The latter
sent it to first, and the Saints came
in for another CO.
NINTH INNINGS.
The ninth was the most exciting in> |
nings of the game. At the first go
off Jimmie Williams knocked a three
Dagger down over center field. Then |
En- Sue came to the bat, and did exact, |
~ the same trick his predecessor haa
done, not knocking it quite so far. He
was off like a shot, however, and the
way his legs twinkled past each other |
was marvel to all beholders. jim
ME Williams came home, and En- Sue
lid also, making the only home run of !
the game. That was all the fun, but |
t was exciting while it lasted. Evers /
chose Ed Fernandez to send a fly to,
md gave way to Ziegler, who was /
struck out Louis sent fly to center
ield where Geo. Clark nabbed it.
The last half of the last innings did
L. II
sha got to first, but his career was
stopped at second on a poor throw to,
Ind fire catch by, Evers. j. Desha
rave a fly to the pitcher who respond,
ID to this generosity by giving H.
3usnell his base on balls. He also
net his Waterloo on second and that
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