The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-23

Sunday found the Cordovans in nor nal form and, with Martini on the mound, gave the spectators an exhibi tion of real ball playing. There was not hole anywhere and almost every time a ball dropped there was a man there to take 1t into camp. The visit ors played an errorless game. And there was not dispute or delay to mar the enjoyment of the afternoon
 Cedar. pitching for Nenana, held the Cordovans down to two singles and a double, and struck out nine men His splendid fielding also was a fea, ture of the game and he found Martini every time up.
 The Nenana boys took five singles and two doubles from Martini and the ', story of the game would have been a different one but for the costly errors made by the locals. There were four of them and they all hurt. Nenana played good, however, in spite of errors, and played hard to the very end of the game in an effort to overcome the lead of the visitors. Haynes, on first, started the good playing with one-handed catch from the batter that was real stuff. And Kelly, in right, caught a long fly in similar manner, gathering in the sphere on the run.
 Haynes made two hits and Tate, Blakey and Markle each landed for one. krause made the only two bag ger, and as usual, stopped everything within mile of third, flies and ground CTS alike, but had the bad luck to make a costly overthrow to first, which let in the first run for the visitors.
 GAME BY INNINGS
 The game opened with Cordova at bat. Frederickson led off with drive to first which Haynes stopped with one hand. Lopez hit to Krause and was thrown out at first Noftsger, Ancho -- age center fielder, went down for the count.
 Brown, first up for the locals, drove a long fly into right field, but when it came down Ffederickson was there to grab it. Blakey was hit by pitched ball and died on first after Krause and Markle had gone down on flies. Morgan opened the second with q drive at Krause which the latter fum- bled and overthrow, letting Morgan get | to second. Anstis, next up, struck out. Tracey followed with a drive at Cedar ! which was stopped and passed on to 1 first in advance of the batter. Nor gan advanced to third, where he died when Oliver was struck out
 In the second half of the second Gibson flew out to second and Hayn $ struck out. Tate hit safe to left and went down in an effort to steal sec ond.
 
 He rolled one to Haynes. Martini hit short of Cedar and was thrown out at first Frederickson hit safe through second. Lopez drove a high one into 1 left and Tate misjudged it, letting Lo peg reach third and Frerickson SCOT ' Lopez died on third when NoftsgeI struck out.
 Kelly. in the second half, grounded to third and was thrown out. Cedar 1 grounded to short and followed Kelly to the bench Brown flew to third and was thrown out.
 Morgan opened the fourth with a grounder to Blakey and was thrown out at first. Anstis landed for dou ble into center and scored on an over throw to first by Brown after he haC stopped a grounder hit by Tracey Tracey goes to second and scores wher Blakey fumbles a drive by Oliver Oliver went out trying to steal second | NlOIIlS Iell6u tilt sue, oSudl u Haynes.
 Blakey hit safe through second ant advanced from first on steal, goins home on double by Krause, who was J later caught mapping on third. Mark hit safe to third and stole second Gibson struck out and Haynes hi safe to short. With two men on bases Tate drove one into short and Was thrown out, retiring the side.
 The fifth was a short one for the | visitors Martini was first up an( first down, BIakey to Haynes. Fred erickson flew to Brown and Lopei flew to Tate. There was no miscalcul ating this time.
 Kelly opened the second half with l Jr;1r