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and Bensberg the visitors chalked I'M
two runs, and the hopes of the Santa
Clara rooters were high. But after
the Art Smithing was over they felt
like the deniZens of the deep. The
18th Infantry went out and scored
four on singles by Swinton, Craftoz
and Goliah, a double by Hawkins and
triple by Johnson. They batted
around. .Fs
And did not the Santa Ciaras come
back with a vengeance In the second
inning? They did not. Aulston famed
the first two of the Signal Corps art.
lists and Milburn rolled to Goliah. Gay
got by until the fourth, and then IT
rained II did not only rain globules
of aqua but 1t rained hits and runs,
ivory particles and sadness The 25th
scored six runs and Hawkins got two
pokes at the ball In this session.
Another Game.
Roy Bliss had been continuing with
Morpheus on the bench, and when
Pat Gleason poked him in the rips,
Roy looked UP and rubbing his eyes
said: Its not my lead; / just dealt
After the new coach of the Santa
Clara team had informed Roy that he
wasn't playing bridge, Roy went out
on the mount to face the music.
Roy dealt all right. He gave Mr..
Grafton deuce and the 18th Infantry
left fielder put an ace on IL and sent
it far afield beyond the suburbs of
Wilsonville. There were two men on
the sacks at the time and II gave the
/ Int o1 49,
the one previous by Aulston makes
four. Silt.
Santa Clara scored their third and
last run on an error by Goliah, a
walk and o fielder's choice Rogan's
homer in the seventh gave the 18th
squad their last run, and after Santa
Clara failed to score Stayton said
Snuff, and the crowd wandered out
Of the turnstiles toward the corn beef
and cabbage waiting on the Sunday
evening tablecloth. q. &. d
Joy Is Short.
Twas nomentary Joy on Saturday
afternoon. Barney Joy essayed to stop
the Santa Claras, There is where the
momentary comes In. Barney did not
stop them and the Santa Claras won
out by q score Of to 2. BaTney's
term on the mound, which was
trifle over two innings, gave the visit
ors four Of their runs and five OF
the seven hits.
''Pinkie" Leonard was on the firing
line for the Santas. and the Pink Per-
son pitched nice game. He held the
st. Louis team to four singles, and
in the last six innings he did not al
low a lift, and only IS men faced him.
Desmond made an error on Nye's fly
or Michael would have retired them
in order for the entire sextette Of
frames. Il
Jansen II There. 81 4
After Barney had been sent out into
the jungles, Bill Jansen, the elon-
gated blonde twirler, got into the
game and pitched good ball although
his range-finder was off color at
times. He held the Sneezes to two
hits, and also made one of the two
runs and one of the four hits off
Leonard. s4 NJ
Santa Clara played ball on Satur-
day like million dollars. They made
some good stops and throws and
looked good with Leonard holding the
Saints safe. When they hit the ball
they hit it on line. and four doubles
were collected during the afternoon.
Transfer Here.
Wilson secured a double in the first
inning, but was left. Leonard held
st. Louis safe. After Gay had wig.
wagged in the second, Hall singled,
and Preside" Preciado doubled past
Nye, and then Desmond hit q double
| to right and Hall and Pfeciado scored.
Nye hit q hot one to Gay for hit
in the second. but was left Wilson
walked in the third and Bensberg
found Barney for double. Then
Freitas handed Barney transfer and
told him to take the right.field line.
and Jansen became the gunner. The
damage was done, and O'Neill amblei,
and Parke came home on Gays sac
rifice fly Bensberg scored on an In.
field out IL
Santa Clara scored one run in the
sixth, but after that failed to find
Jansen, and the two twirlers had a
pitchers battle with Leonard having
little the better of the argument.
The feature of the play was sensa.
tional stop by Ching Put, two innings
after he had made a double play all
by his lonesome.
Both Ching Put and Hoke played
great ball in the field, and Peterson
handled both his chances with ease.
For Santa Clara Louis Milburn was
all over the field. and Bensberg at