The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-09-30
THE GAMES
ARE Even
And Next Sundays Will De-
eide The Series
Moose Win The Fourth Game
10 To 4
Before Largest Crowd OF
The Season
The Game Produced No Out
standing Features
But WaS..A Very Interesting
Contest Throughout

By winning the fourth game of the
series with the Eagles Sunday after
noon, the Moose tied it up and each
team now has two games to it's credit.
TIE score was 10 to A. The fifth and
deciding struggle will occur next Sun
day afternoon if the weather permits
The biggest crowd of the series was on
hand Sunday afternoon and the roofing
was divided about evenly. Excepting
Darling's fielding at third for the Eag.
les, both teams fielded and hit well.
Rufus Horn, who for two games held
the Eoose at his mercy, was not for
tunate enough to draw dark day and
his speed was of no avail. He was
found for four singles and two triples
in the first three innings and was
forced to retire from the mound. Rich
ardson replaced him and allowed but
three hits in five innings. Seven of
the Moose runs were scored off Horns
delivery.
The game produced no outstanding
features The best play was pulled off
by Maxwell and Mondron in the first
inning when the former made a spec
tacular catch of Richardson's drive
and, and by pretty throw to Mon
dron, doubled Mills off first Tiger reg
stered single, double and a triple
In four trims IN the nIaia
The Moose scored four in the open
ing session. Maxwell was safe on
Darllng's error and stole second. He
went to third on Popham's single and
was run down between third and
home. Popham taking second on the
play. He scored on llgers hit. Tiger
stole second and and scored on Critch-
| fields safety. Critchileld took second
and third on the play at the plate. He
| counted on Reils wabble when Porter
| grounded to the in-tield. Mills threw
badly to catch Porter who went to
second on the error and then stole
third Popejoy struck out. Sullivan
olHblth anu OlANi oNOltus pulllN an
stole second and went to third on a
wild pitch. Mondron grounded out.
In the second Householder walked.
Maxwell sacrificed Popham went out,
Darling to Reil, Householder going to
third. He scored on Ilger's threebase
hit Critchfield popped to Rei
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Porter grounded out Popejoy was
safe on Darllng's error Sullivan
trlpled scoring him, Darling fumbled
Mondron's roller and Sapp, running
for Sullivan, scored. Sullivan twisted
his ankle sliding into third.
In the fourth Popham walked ant
was sacrificed to second by Tiger. He
went to third on Crltchhelds out ant
scored when Smith erred.
Two more came in the sixth. Pop
ham grounded out. Tiger doubled ant
went to third on Critchheld's out, HC
stole home. Porter was given pass
and pillered his way to third, Popejo!
hit for three sacks and Porter scored
The Eagles counted one in the sec
ond. Smith flied to Maxwell, Barre
grounded out. Horn singled ant
scored on Tanners three base hit
Another came In the third, Reil wa
safe when Porter made a bad throw I,
Mondron. Darling walked. Mill
struck out, Richardson singled an,
Reil scored Smith fled out and Bar,
grounded TO Crtchheld.
The Eagles ended their scoring II
the fourth by registering two. Horl
singled aud went to third when Pope
JOY misiudged Tanners groundel
Tanner went to second, Patterson
aied to Maxwell who, In his eagernes
TO catch Horn AT the plate after tn
play, dropped the bali and Horn seol
ed unmolested Tanner was caught be-
ween the bases and was run down