The mirror., 1920-09-02


frame. ON was thrown out, Book to
Traneor and Burn struck out. Bona got
a single to right but Hick went out on
fly to Bordeux.
With the opening of the second frame
the visitors got busy and came near the
scoring point Nelson the first man up
was thrown out, Eros to Hick. r. Smith
got on when Burn fumbled his grounder.
Traneor hit a grounder past second that
looked as though it might be a possible
double play but liver could not get in front
of it so it went for single. Phillips struck
out, while Roller beat out an infeld
grounder for a safe hit, filling the bases.
Book lifted high fly to right field that
was falling dangerously near the foul
line. Lob after making a desperate run
for the same was able to make beautiful
catch for the third out. The locals in the
last half came right back with enough
hits to their credit to give them two we'll
earned runs. Bud led off by being thrown
out, J. Smith to Traneor. liver, Eros and
Lob got singles, filling the bases. ON
hit liner to center that scored liver and
Eros. ON tried to 60 to second when the
ball was pegged back into play but he was
thrown out; R. Smith to ]. Smith.
The third chapter saw the visitors re-
tire in order but this was accomplished by
some fast work by the locals. J. Smith
was the first man up and he very prompt
ly hit out hot liner to right that would
have been good for triple and possibly
homer if it had of got by. But Lob who
was on the defensive in that garden and
when the ball started for his territory it
was necessary for him to make few run
ming strides and high jump to make
wonderful one handed catch. Nelson
went out on fly to Burn and Bordeux
was thrown out, Eros to Hick. The locals
had two runners left stranded on the bases
through the inability to hit when hit
meant scores. Burn got on the runway
when Book fumbled his grounder and went
to second when R. Smith throwed the ball
away at first Bona and Hick struck out,
Bud got a single but liver struck out
The fourth frame saw only three more
batsman face the local pitcher. Nickerson
led off with single that was just over
Hicks head, out of reach. r. Smith went
out on fly to ON. While Traneor was
at bat, Nickerson stole second only to be
caught moment later in a double play.
Traneor went out on fly to Burn and
Nickerson was tossed out, Burn to liver.
The locals were unable to start anything
of Importance when they came to bat.
Eros was thrown out, Book to Traneor.
Lob got a single to right but he never ad-
vanced beyond the first station. San
struck out and ON was thrown out,
Phillips to Traenor.
In the fifth chapter the visitors got one
man on the runway but he was only able
to complete one half of the circuit before
the side was retired. Phillips led off by
striking out and Roller was thrown out,
San to Hick. Book got a single to right
and moment later he pilfered second. J.
Smith was thrown out, Eros to Hick. In
the last of this frame the locals went out
in order. Burn was tossed out, R. Smith
to Traneor; Bona was tossed out, J. Smith
to Traneor and Hick went out on fly to
R. Smith.
With the opening of the sixth frame
Nelson led off by being thrown out, Tver
to Hick. Bordeux got single and stole
second. Nickerson and r. Smith struck
out. Bud lead off in the last half of this
frame by cracking out hot grounder to
second that was good for one station only.
When Bordeux failed to field the ball,
Bud raced on for second and by figuring
he could beat the throw from the outer
field to third he kept on going How
ever, he was thrown out, Bordeux to
Phillips. liver and Eros struck out.