Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-22

BY WILLIS ID. GOoDENOyv.
lO1st Ordnance Depot Company.

at the home plate and injured himself
painfully, the Ordnance nine defeated
the Quartermaster Corps by a score
of to 2. Bill Powell. the hurting
hash HEAVIER, served q brand Of ball
that defed all batters until the lucky
seventh, when by punching bingles
the Quartermasters made a brace Of
tallies.
Jack Noll started the fireworks for
the red and black: by getting hit.
Motor Cycle Pete, Henry rolled 3
grounder toward the box, but slow
fielding made both runners safe. Our
pitcher drove one. to second ard
reached first safely, advancing Henry
Smiling Danny Walsh laid q barfa&e.
to- left, scoring Noll and Henry
Powell was out trying to steal home,
but the star first sacker scored on 3
long wind-up and a. wild heAYe.
Harold Tapert began the second Of
fensive by a scratch hit and - poor
throw put him on second. Harvey
Taylor drew four wide ones. Johnny
Staiger poled ifusillade to center
field bleachers for two sacks. Ss-
The last two counts resulted from O
play at the plate when Henry and
CHI ran in. Pitcher Cavanaugh was
covering the fourth sack following O
passed ball. when he fell, fracturiug
his wrist. Umpire Robinson promptly
called the game and medical aid was
secured. Alright pitching and splen-
did support were responsible for the
victory. Taylor is willing to, match
his scientific management against any
organization in camp. Joe MacFetridge
promises an official score next time.
After watching white perform at
Atlantic City George Haldane feels
that he can lick his weight In wild
cats playing checkers.
favorite outdoor. sport being intro
duced by Sergf. Coursen.
Doc Wetmore and Louis Figanu
have left for Camp Hancock, Ga, to
attend the machine gun school. S
Private Buehler, a graduate OF the
1915 Plattsburg camp, is acting Neu-
tenant for the platoon from Fort
Slocum.
sergt. Chaddick runs a bus line for
artillerymen and ball players.
Bob Dyer works where bullets are
thickest, the magazine.
Bernie Schneider is busy checksnk
the materials used in repairing 3-inck
and AZ guns
FOR SALE-One Hoganola, fftg two:
four mud guards and three spare tires
thrown in. Easy terms: excllemea
considered. Apply at reclamatiom
service after dark.
Ready to ship" is the legend IN
scribed over the bunk of one of the
members of the overseas detachment.
The Curse of Drink" by Eugene
Roy; who cut his foot on bottle
while swimming. -
/ Private Charles w. Farradv haal
(been transferred to the medical de-
'tachment of the ordnance infrmary.
Peachie Shaw reports an extreme
drought in the Wolverine state.
Hardy Heth. having had his hapu3
holidays, hied himself hither.
Corp Bossung hired a boat for
cents an hour at Indian Landing an
aIter dozen trial trips rendered
man dollar for the day.
RUNNER than rubber crutch witt
hinge in it-Jack Wolf as the kifch
cop and assistant cook.
:, Jack Wright wears a locket WI
ms Identification tag. Evidently
told 1T to the marines. lean Kr
says he has nothing on him.
Cicero Clark, alias Champ. II hns
IN Washington since the congfel
-sional recess ended.
Mike Sanford is exhibitinr aon,s
swell likeness of the handao5oSal
man in Tacony. He will look rns1d
In the Sunday Rotogravure when IA
gets to France 1853
Private Streeper spends Sunday ind
Philly by stalking stealthily irfo as
sleeper In the wee small hours.
Long Boy Davis brought 81 In a.
madam currency back from over
R Ue SINCE ne started rushing tue
Degn collecting rubles and ks,ne11r@.s
Laurie Teller is 'rehearsinR for i
'oO as scene shffter in the movies.
+a Ssrgt, TAFT AYERS that the 1918 mus
Fox Entertains.
On Thursday evening Mr.. RoI e
Fox of Baltimore came with HIS It4fsn.
Oand OF vaudeville proteges ana pre-
scented a rollicking show. Mr.. Foxs
boys and girls played, sang and
danced their way into the hearts 1t
two thousand soldiers assemblies IN
the large main X. of C. Hall, borrowed
Ter the occasion, since the Little White
house could not accommodate the.
large body of men,. The knights ~