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followed suit. Then the fourth open
ed and J. Quiros was safe on Dris-
koll's lapse of memory thar he had
two hands. Scott drove to right but
was thrown out at first by close de-
cision and J. Quiros took second sta
!tion- L. Quiros was sacrifice and
his brother Joe went to third. Vaughn
the husky Indian, stung one TO Dris-
kohl which should have closed that ses-
sion. bud the short stop let II get
through his fingers and Joe trotted in
with the first run for the Maroons.
Casas struck out. The Athletics add
ed one also in their half. making it .
10 l. Magoffin went out from Del to
Vaughn. Stambaugh poked one down
10 third which that official jumbled.
Ninson struck out and Stambaugh ar
rived at second, took third on a
dropped ball by Casas and waltzed in
with the second chime for the Athlet-
les when Donovan was given a straw
hold on life just as he was about to
sink for the third time, through the
negligence of Scott. who booted the
ball and then threw ii away. Harter
expired on strikes
Hull was generous i'm the fifth. and
gave one base on balls. but the Ma
rooms could not bring the runner home.
The Athletics We're also easy in their
half The nearly fatal sixth came on
the boards. Hull gave J. Quiros three
wide ones. then settled down and put
two over the pan. but the last shoot
was off-side and struck Quiros on the
pantaloOns. Scott came up and Hull
forgot the down shoot he always miss
IS. and sent it Just where the hard
hitting Maroon likes them best. II
was a lusty whack and good for two
cushions and scored Joe. l.. Quiros
hit safe. and Vaughn damned one be
tween Driskoll and Donovan and OUR
os and Scott chalked w. In the ex-
element the Indian tried to slip home
but throw in from Rudolph caught
him AT the plate. Then Casas skied
out to Millett and Ramon popped an
easy out to Ninson. The Athletics
grabbed one more in their half. max
ing ii to in favor Of the MaroOns
Rudolph hit to first. Magoffin smash
ed out his long three Dagger. STAN
baugh hit a fielder's choice. which
Scott was slow in handling and Ma
coffin scored. Vinson drew a base.
and was forced out by Donovan's
grounder Hull hit to Delgado.
The Maroons were easy for Hull IN
the seventh and Del duplicated his
feat when the Athletics were IN with
the bludgeon. and the eighth read like
the previous chapter. The Maroons
looked easy winners in the ninth.
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balls. Ramon tapped one safe. Del was
hit and the bases We're full. 1t looked
gloomy and Curly's face was like
funeral as he fingered the cash box
Nothing less than a step
ladder would have helped the Athlet-
les out of the hole, except just what
happened. Luna hit an easy one to
who tossed to Donovan at
second, Donovan touched Ramon as he
tried to recover second and Del, who
was forced to occupy the same station.
also went out and Casas, who was
home with a score did not
count. After that the whirlwind fin
sh came and Rinderle got so excited
that he scampered about the diamond
like a Daschund in front of an oyster
ran. But then, he had right to.
Stanley Porter umpired a very fair
game, if anything. favoring the Ath-
etics
A game will probably be arranged
the Athletics and the Indian
school nine for Friday. That would !
De harder combat for the Athletics |
han the Maroons. The Indians have |
I new pitcher. a big husky, beefy /
thief of the Mohave-Apache tribe. !
who has speed to burn and lots of !
'urves. Chutnicut is also back, and |
he Indians are stronger than ever.
The lineup: