The mirror., 1921-09-08

that was pleasing to the fans, causing
them to believe that the locals had at last
vaulted back into their old stride of play
ing ball. Loney got single through the
infield and Donahue COPIED another out be-
tween left and center. c. Hoy hit into
what proved to be double play. Dona-
hue was tossed out, liver to Mye; c. Hoy
was thrown out, Mye to Hic; Loney
scooted to third on the play. Lots of razz-
ing and jazzing was indulged in while S.
Hoy was at bat, which resulted in his
striking out. He let one be called, then he
bit into tantalizing slow one, and then
Nell smoked one over for the third strike
and out, causing the fans to go wild with
joy to see this venerable baseball artist
lay down his war club at the plate.
With the opening of the sixth frame the
visitors were allowed to knot up the score,
after three men had struck out in success
sion, but one of them reached first when
catcher Jam dropped the third strike.
Peuline led off with single to center,
and while L. Huelsmann was striking out,
PeuIine pilfered second and third. H.
Huelsmann struck out, and Ponarth bit
on two slow ones. When Nell smoked
one over for the third strike, it was too
swift for Jam, and rolled back to the
wall, allowing Peuline to score, and
Ponarth to get on the runway. This error
started the trouble that really spelled de-
feat for the locals as others soon followed
Pominville grounded one to liver and he
heaved the balls over Hic's head advanc-
ing both runners one peg each. Loney was
passed on balls, filling the bases Dona-
hue lifted high fly to center that should
have been an easy out, but the fielder was
out of his territory, so the hit went for
single, scoring Ponarth and Pominville
c. Hoy was thrown out, Mye to Hic.
The seventh frame was a continuation
of errors, which resulted in the visitors
piling up three more runs and sewing up
the game for keeps. S. Hoy got on by
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third on passed ball. Peuline grounded
one to liver and on felder's choice the
ball was pegged to the plate, but S. Hoy
got back to third in safety. l.. Huels-
mann grounded another to Iver and the
play was repeated, resulting in S. Hoy
getting put out liver to Jam to Yves. H.
Huelsmann smashed one to left for a tri-
pie, scoring Peuline and L. Huelsmann
Ponarth grounded one to Mye and H.
Huelsmann tried to score but Mye pegged
the ball home, causing H. Huelsmann to
get in a hot box and was finally put out
by liver. Pominville got a two bagger,
scoring Ponarth. Loney struck out retir
ing the side and ending the visitors scor-
ing so far as even innings were concerned.
The eighth chapter for the visitors was
another short one, Donahue and c. Hoy
going out by the same route, liver to Hic.
c. Hoy beat out an infeld grounder for a
hit but moment later he got bottled up
between first and second and was finally
put out by liver.
Loney was chosen to do the mound
work for the visitors but he only pitched
to three batsmen. Two of these he passed
on balls and the other reached first on an
infeld error. Ponarth was then selected
to relieve him. Hic was the third man up
and he connected for single, chasing in
two runs. Bon and Jam were passed on
balls filling the bases. Mye got on by
Peuline's error and Yves scored on the
same. Hic was forced out at third, but
Bon scored. On another felders choice
Jam was thrown out, Donahue to Peuline;
and Mye was caught at the plate, S. Hoy
to Peuline.
The locals scored no more until the last
half of the third frame and this is the
only inning of the entire game where any
earned runs were made. Yves led off by
being thrown out, L. Huesmann to c.
HOY. Hic got a two Dagger and Bon