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eAylett in deep center, and Aylett was
cheered. Donahue went out at first,
Vannatta assisting. Red Dog Deve-
reaux created much mirth. In badin-
age aiming his bat like gun at
Reuter-, the umpire called a strike on |
him. Then he hit the ball along the
ground to left just out of the way of |
shortstop, and got to first. He stole |
second in spite of Barneys throw TO
second. the first of number which |
was one of the things that demon |
strated to his old friends his improve
,nent in PLAYING Devereaux was |
nearly caught off second by another
of Barney's throws, but later stole
third. Bliss struck out and retired the
side.
The second half of the second was
short Mahuka hit beauty in the
direction of third base. Unfortunately
it was a little too far to the left into
foul ground landing among the car
riages and the crowd beyond the
bleachers on that side. Then he fouled
out to the catcher. Reuter- and Lemon
struck out in order.
! The first half of the third inning was
| disastrous to the home team Henley
! Hildebrand and Zeider were sent 10
| first on balls in order. HeltmulIer MT
! the ball in the direction OF first ana
, would have been out there but that
Mahuka, who fielded the ball, wisely
| sent it home where Joy put Henley
| out Hiidebrand and Zeider being adj
vanced. Williams made pretty sim
gle to left on which Hildebrand and
| Zeider scored Nealon hit the ball to-
/ ward Shortstop Williams, and there
resulted a very pretty play. Williams
threw to second where the other VIII
lia1ns was put out, Vannatta sending
the ball at once to first where Ma
huka put out Neaion. 1t was very
close play, but it was a pretty one
This retired the side with two runs
The score stood thus, two TO one, until
; the eighth game when each side scored
one.
In the home teams half of the thire
inning, Hampton flew out TO frst
i Vannatta went out, shortstop to first
| Williams flew out to left field.
= In the first half of the fourth, Dona
: hue went out from second TO hrst
F; Devereaux was given his base on bali
:, and ran the distance in a com1cal wa!
: shouting. ''Wikiwiki'' Bliss was on
| at first by Vannatta's throw to Manu-
n ka. the latter instantly returning IN
: hall TO Vannatta who caught DeVe
j; | reaux out at second, a beautiful pla'
/; that aroused cheers. This retired tn
side.
:. IN the second of the fourth. Joy wen
: out from shortstop to first Ayiet
d drove the ball almost straight into tn
t, air Tt was caught by Bliss. Dare
e flew out to first.
n In the first of the fifth there wer
some interesting plays that Kept IN
q crowd on the qui vive, though no dam
a ace resulted to us or beneht 10 IN
1t visitors. Henley hit a fair bail prett
e nearly straight up. 1t was within IN
1t 6e1dinq territory of either Joy o
Y Renter Joy claimed it, but the su
a oatting in his eyes he missed IT,
lel would have been better to nave le
ts pa,,+er take IT. as Reuters back wa
n toward the sun Hildebrand went ou
" bv spectacular catch by Reuter-, Hen
i, lev getting to second on the play pu
IS being caught trying to steal thlrd
n Tav,s vvatehfuIness and good thrown
" tn Hampton. Zeider got his oase
n halls but was caught out at secoI
| nv long throw by OOS -
iii who caught the ball with one mana an
ne touched Zeider with it while swingln
Id around. Tt was a spectacular play an
was appreciated by Zeider' VINO
ls good nature gave some of the oehel
y of his own experience to Vannatta
1nI telling him to play little farmer
s front of the line than he did In sue
at nlavs. to avoid the danger of losing u
re advantage by the base runner runnlf
no into him. -,
lis In the second half of the fifth Nj
to huka few out to center. Reuter- struS
on out, Lemon flew out to left neld'
In the first of the sixth, HeitInuHs
Id. gave some fine exhibitions OF pa
on running. He hit a little pop-up az
tsel ran it out getting to first ahead or
ng solely by good sprinting He SIC
as second by running another race WI
ID the BAH this time thrown by Joy ITO
,y. the home plate. But he was caus
re- out at third by JOY throwing TO ham
al ton, Williams struck out Mean
,ss fo,,Ied out. Joy making the catch.
low In the second half Of the SIX
Hampton struck out. Vannatta liz