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Morv Duckert
Holds Morticions
TO Trio of Hits

HOIOS "OItiSIoUS
to Trio Of Hits
The Hubarth e. Schott Lum-
berjacks are right up near the
top again, challenging the lead
ers, after humping d. N. Cool
ey last night at st. Mary's Sta
dunn, 6 to 2. II. g. S. moved into
a tie for second place with Gov
cred Wagon while the Morti-
clans dropped to fourth, half a
game behind Denmarsh Hotel.
Mary Duckert limited Cooley
TO three scattered hits and was
in trouble in just one inning.
the second. On the other hand,
his teammates helped them
selves TO all kinds Of base hits,
nine being recorded off Al Sab
rows offerings. Four Of them
were for extra bases.
The Lumbermen took a two
run lead in the first of the sec
ond. Ralph SieWert kept up his
smuggling tactics by sending a
three base hit sailing out be-
tween right and center field. Pat
Parker grounded out, SieWert
scoring. Don Trombley followed
with a double and when the
Mortician right fielder threw the
ball into the crowd along the
third base foul line, Trombley
came all the way around. Sab
row got the next two men on an
infield out and strikeout.
SAHROW DOUBLES
Cooley eVened the count in
their half of the second as Sab
row led off with double and
advanced to second after Park
er took Ed Sheldon's fly ball in
center field. Milton Darling
rolled to third base and SahroW
slid across the plate safely TO
beat the throw, Darling taking
second on the play. He stole
third and a passed ball allowed
him to score a moment later.
Duckert got rid of the next pair
of batters without any further
trouble.
After that frame, the Morti-
clans placed only two more men
on base. SahroW singled in the
fourth with two out and Schin-
kai was safe on an error in the
sixth.
While Duckert was clamping
down on Cooley batters, H. &
S. added two more runs to their
total in the fourth and pushed
around another pair in the fifth.
Bill Beardslee tripled TO center
field leading off in the fourth
and counted after Pete Helzer's
fly was taken in left field. Sic
vert singled and after Parker
had popped to third, D. from
bley banged a long single to
center, SieWert pounding around
the bases to score, Trombley
moving on to second. Jerry
Cont grounded TO right short for
the third out.
THREE SHARE HONORS
Herbie Martell started the
Lumberman off in the fifth on a
single. Bernie School fouled out,
but Duckert singled, Martell
stopping at second. Each man
moved upon passed ball and
Martell tailed after the putout
on Louie Trombley's foul back
of first base. Duckert came in a
minute later on passed ball.
Three players shared batting
honors for the Hubarth & Schott
ten, Beardslee, SieWert and d
Trombley each had two hits in
three tries, while Sahrow hao
the same thing TO pace the
Cooleymen.
Fans saw plenty OF extra base
hits at Covered Wagon diamond
last evening and Pryde Tool &
Die players fattened their av-
erageS as the Tool e. Die club
handed Andy's TeXaco a Is To
6 shellacking. The st. Clair
Shores club was credited with
three home runs, a triple and
double, while Andy's had a no.
mer, triple and double among
their safetiesI
Pryde Tool e. Die started the