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fast-traveling Aztecs on the formers
field at Fifth and l. streets. Score
by innings:
r. H. E.
Auburn. ..... 900 OO0 0O1-1 Z
Friendship. 44O 900 1912 IL l
Batteries: Friendship-Myers and
Schneider: AUburn-Richardso and
beavers.
The Mercury 4. c. opened its sea-
son with victory over Costello
Post, 10-to-S. The Southwest club
men staged a sensational ninth in
ming rally, scoring six runs. Lay
cock and Elicit twirled excellent
for Mercury, but received ragged
support. The heavy stick work
FURNISHED ty the winged-foot ag-
greGation was the feature of the
battle, although Pluckins and Rein
hard were in the limeIight for the
Legionnaires.
R.H.E.
Mercury % o l o 90 60 II 6
Costello 2 o 90 / 0 l 4 0-S 7 3
Batteries-Mercury- Ell
lett; Jones, DeChard. Costello
Beach. Patterson.
Due to a big last-inning rally
the St. Teresa Props yesterday were
able to defeat the Knickerbocker
Juniors in a well-played game by
the score OF 6-to-5. The Knicks
lead up to the final inning when the
Props scored five runs which were
enough 10 win the game. The
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pitching Of Mcdonald for the win
ners. Hines pitched well for the
losers. Score by innings:
st. Teresa. o. O 0 O1 90 SIS 9 2
Knick Jrs. o q o . q 3 o O-5 Z 4
Batteries-St. Teresa Young,
Mcdonald. Diggs. Knicks-Hines
Skilly.
The Tiger A. A. of Mt Pleasant
trounced the Liberty A. c. by a as
to-3 score. Wolf starred for the
winners. For games with the Tjg-
ers, phone Columbia IA between
and $3.50 p. m.
The Vigilant A. c. won a fast
game from Navy Yard Marines by
4-to-2 count. Kuhnurt. Vigilants
twirler was never in danger
The Victory A. C. would like to
hear from Quincy Cubs, Trentons.
Eagles and other l2-l3-year -old
teams. Address Roy Upton. 400
Sixth street southwest.
The Marne A. c. wants games
with teams i3-14-year olds in the
northwest section. Phone or write
Chester Rupertus. 62S Park road
northwest. Col. 17s6-w.
Clarendon opened its season at
BallstOn yesterday by handling the
latter nine an l1-to-6 defeat. Clar-
endon used three pitchers against
Ballston. Pete Ball started and
worked for four innings when he
was picked for six runs. He was
relieved by Sebastian. who later
gave away to Johnny Stewart. Clar-
endon whaled the ball all over the
lot.
Frank Lefty Jacobs. made his
first appearance in an Independent
A. c. uniform yesterday afternoon
on the Plaza diamond when ne
turned back the Park A. c. in a
tight pitching duel. to 3. A rally
in the ninth inning. which produced
two runs won the game for the In
dependents. Hollis. who last year
pitched the Linworths to the cham
pionship tossed 'em up for the
Parks. A one-hand catch by
Chisholm, the Parks second -sacker,
featured. Score by innings:
independents ......OOO oil OO2-4
Park A. G.. .O2O 900 O0l-3
Batteries-JacObs and Swope;
Hollis and Easton.
The Palace A. c. got away to a
good start yesterday by winning a
practice game from Washington
Barracks, S to 9 Jenkins, who
started pitching for the Palace out
fit allowed only one hit in seven
innings. Wintermyer finished the
game and was deserving Of a shut
out. Davis. Hart and Taylor played
nifty game for Palace.
The Triangle Juniors won a
II Phone North D3?4
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Observation-Disclosures