Two home runs were registered, one by Deegan in the first inning and the other by Dr. Nance in the hectic fifth. Deegan's four-bagger was quite undeserved as James misjudged the fight of the ball and allowed it to soar over his head. The Doctor's shot was perfect, there being no earthly chance to stop it.
The Americans settled down as soon as the first ball was pitched. After Deegan made a four-ply hit Williams grounded into centre-field. Lamneck lummed out a high fly over Rover Nence's head but Centre-fielder Stiles choosed to make a safe play by permitting the ball to drop, thereby enabling both runners to score end establish a three-run lead.
It was not until after two away in the third inning that the Columtians broke the silence, Huebner hit away toward centre and came home on Bernard's drive to the same spot.
Other returns were:—C.EM, Thomson, 97, 87; L. Sgphiere, 88, 83; J. S. MacDonald, 85, 89; R. R, Marken, 84, 80; A. V. Pettit, 87, 90; A. Pratt, 90, 01; HDM. Barton, 82, 91; K. B. hiw, b, 93; T. S. Parry, 84, 8; A. Germ, 89, 94; N, E, Lurton, 84, J, Forbes, 07, 103; S, J, Ritchie, 105 R. S. Dult, 100, 82; L. D. Carson, 'RMP, Skinner, 103, 81; C. C. Young, 104, retired.
Play tomorrow will be as follows; am. pin.
330230 Grubb and Pettit. 8,35 1235 Ritchie and Nichol. 8.45 12.45 Barton and Dwyer. 8.40 1240 Lurton and Hopkins. 8:0 1230 Saphiere and ICM. Cumming. 8.55 12.35 Rudgard and Parry.
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