Evening star., 1923-06-24
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rost when. zowie! goes some more
In rapid succession coe. Burns and
Jenkins of the Grotto bunch took
their bases on balls. Homan got out,
but ]. Hiser slapped the old Pill
way over in left garden and the
Kailipolis crowd went ratty! When
the smoke had cleared the three first
mentioned had scored and Hiser was
to scamper home. Krucoff flied to
center. but Leverton famed and the
excitement subsided. yet 1 was still
los!n' weight!
In the second spasm Dyer singled
for tbs Shriners. Busius whitfield.
Horns berger lamba sted one to right.
putting Dyer on the far corner. and
stratghtway snitched second himself.
but Chappelle and Crutckshanks hit
everything in the lot except the ball,
ed like a couple of foreign vessels on
this side of the three-mile zone!
Name Makes Author Nervous
In the Grouo's half Pfer waited
for four bad ones. Coe singled. and
Busius' bad throw moved them both
up a peg. Burns then drove a peach
gives me the twitches every time I
write It. Jenkins lifted one over
Busius' head in left. and he, Coe and
Burns tangoed around the bases.
much to the dee-light of the Grotto
side of the park. Homan kept the
thing goin' by reachin' first on Chap
pell's wild heave, Immediately stole
second and came scampertn' home on
Hisers sweet mama" to mid garden.
Hiser kept on to second on the throw
in. stole third while Catcher Cruick-
shanks stopped to fix his garter.
Krucoft famed. Leverton got a base
on balls. Jones singled. scorin' Hiser.
and Pfeil sent a scimpy one to Frye,
endin' the agony--six runs, and me
about five and half pound to the
less.
Unabashed, Mister Frye stepped up
to the plate, hit one to Jenkins and
was out at first. Smith got a base on
balls and went to second on a passed
ball. Roundtree famed, as did Walk
er. and Almas Temple looked wobbly.
Burns drew a pass. Jenkins singled.
Homan done likewise. scorin' Coe.
He stole second, but just then .Hiser
struck out and Krucoft sent an easy
one to Roundtree, and the Grotto
band played--one run.
Seven Pounds on Here.
Before the fourth innin' got under
way I slipped down to the scales and
discovered lost exactly seven
l returned in time to see Dyer take
first on four bad ones. Busius forced
him at second. Leverton to Burns. and
then went to that bag himself on a
wild pitch. Hornsberger pushed one
out oyer second. but became so upset
. Much tossin' followed. and the result
was that Busius scored before "Hor-
ney" was tagged, and the Shriners
were wrathy. Chappell flied to CEN
Old Uncle Nicholas Altrock, who
| is a Noble himself. was then showed
in the box to save the day; The IA
nous clown got a royal welcome
from the vast assemblage. Other
Sadiy messednnp s !Ss shrinsrs Saf Were Heiss sae
muller goin' to third. Smith behind
Papa Altrock straishtway famed
Leverton and bedlam broke loose.
and was out at first Pfeil. there IT
Is again--try 1t on q typewriter
grounded to f1rst-no runs and SAINT
Nicholas the hero of the hour.
Nicholas Dies Mt Third.
Heitmuller famed in quick fash
tion for the Shriuers in the fifth.
Nick looked couple over and then
second on Goes bad heave to first.
Smith fouled out to Jones, Altrock
going on to third on wild pitch,
where he died like a steppsd-on cat
easy one to Heitmuiier and was
tossed out at frst-no runs.
Coe opened with a fluky hit for
Grotto In its half Of the inning. and
% was tossed out .,,tos at second on Burns.
to second on q bad toss by Round
tree. Jenkins then knocked q little
boys size one to suac1o Nick and