On Sunday was Kemp's day at the Race Course for he held the heavy hitting Japanese Unions hitless and unless for seven innings, di Permit a man to rei frat base until the Brst of the seventh and al Towed a single fly ball to get to the outer gardens, one in the first frame. Shanghai 100200 x 3 Score by innings:—Unions 000000 0, 0 Preceding this game, Shanghai won from the Kung Dah Cotton Mill team in seven innings, score 9-8. Klay and Collett hurled for Shang-the former allowing but two runs in four innings. Shanghai got 18 hits off Itahashi, scored nine runs; ang made two errors. The Jo fosse got eight hits, made eight runs and six errors, Mr. Appleby, U. S. hurled the first ball and played a Part of the first game.
A Commanding Win Over Gakuyu, The Shanghai baseball-team had little difficulty in trimming the snappy Gokuyu youngsters on Wednes-'Say although a week ago they were held to a four all tie count. Swan opened proceedings on the mound ior the locals, but pulled a charlie-horse so after a conference, "Doc" elected to withdraw, Kemp' taking his place. Final score, 11-3, Kemp had a big day again, pitching three innings, in which _he allowed but two hits, and besides, smashed out two screaming triples, which but for sharp fielding would have been circuit clouts.
Kemp had the misfortune to get severely spiked while going in to a bag. It was unintentional, of course, but he will carry a three-cornered scar for some time. Luckily the spikes got him on the bone and not in the muscle.
Score by innings:
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