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$nings stood the Bears in good
t League Park Sunday, for
runs that the bats of Rosen-
loss and Brovold produced in
hree frames were all the To-
id get against the Austin Ran
"A a close 5-tO-3 victory was
lit.
! 'exas Association team outhit
Nting Grizzlies, nine smacks to
.he Bears, in fact, failed to-
I olitary safe smash after the
thinning. Brooks, ace of the
4 ftaff, who replaced Scott. just
ood the boys on their heads
: hst three innings.
Touchman made his first home
Y nee of the season and twirled
n, keeping the visitors cheered
lowing a lot of them to get
y and. then tightening and keep
run column fairly clean. A
row by Gross and hits by
and Bedford gave the Ran
j un in the fourth off Bob, and
fifth, Cecil Griggs, Austin
husked the tamale ball for
to right after singles by
g. pm and Mathews and two outs.
of those two occasions, the
I e Robert was in command of
ptiOn. He pitched the sixth
! retired to let Ted Prichard
p. Ted's only trouble occur
he eighth when Austin filled
Xfs. With two down and a
to at least tie the score,
Henderson slapped a hot one
Prichard and Ted. recoiling
bling the red-hot pellet, tossed
batsman at first.
tarts With q Homer.
thai set the Bears an exam
The first inning by knocking
run inside the park. Najo
b thrown out on a swift
by Third-baseman Clements
Her had walked. "Rosey"
the right field fence in
Fistic fashion with a line
be a double" breathed pop
!. Rosenthal kept travelling,
plit.
double: maybe a triple" said
his voice rising. Rosenthals
for third.
triple; maybe he can make
!" yelled the fan. Rosen-
few yards behind Fuller,
third and dashed for the
e-run!" shrieked the fan, and
body entertained an illusioG
florid-faced outfielder can't
was dispelled as Rosenthal
und the sacks on that home
H'ney.
second inning, Brovold sim
and on the hit-and-run,
OF a safety behind the short
was running over to cover
hid head off the oncoming Mr..
Brovold, therefore, reached
lrhis set the stage for the
sacrifice fly on record. War
jpped the ball just back of
nd sack. Pipkin, who took
caught unawares when Bro
shed for the plate and the
ed Bruin third-sacker scored
A Triple This Time.
hal came into the picture
lily again in the third inning.
as again on base by virtue
IS. Rosenthal aimed for the
d wall but aimed low. His
eaked between the first-base-
the second-baseman. Right
Courtney rushed madly to in
t but over-ran the ball, laid
niger on it. and it proceeded
erry way for a three-bagger,
{ course, scoring. Galloway.
with his "Charley horse
as tossed out by the second
tut when Meyers grounded to
and Catcher Henderson
peg TO the plate TO head off
!, the Boston ball-buster
lust about ended the fun for
n batsmen. Gross got a dou-
the fourth Inning but after
ting averages shrank.
and Najo entertained the
crowd with fielding fea-
iross made two fine stops in
Pnd inning, the second of
-as a seemingly impossible
bf Bedford's grounder right
d base. Najo gathered in
lifficult flies but the prize
BIT was Pipkin's foul almost
the right field fence. Najo
cratch. gravel to get over to
Marshall, whose pitching
hed" on him in the second
Saturdays game, said the
err felt all right again Sun
he tested it out by pitching
cal lineup in batting practice.
attributes the failure of the
respond Saturday to cold
boulder.
Trains Olympic Cyelers.