Second Battalion Win by 10-0 at Race Course A comedy of errors in he fifth inning spelled disaster for the Headquarters "Orphans" in the first baseball game of yesterday's double-header at the Race Course where the Second Battalion made full use of the blow-up and chalked up no less than eight runs to safely march to a shut-out victory of 10-i Houston, the Headquarters left-handed twirler, was charged with defeat, In the fatal period he walked five batters, baulked once and made a wild pitch. Besides these mistakes, all the three baseman went into the error column, Only three hits were registered by the Second [nine ofr the southpaw but no less than eight markers entered the ledger, The "Orphans" immediately sent Givens in to relieve Houston towards the close of the third but they. could do nothing to even break into the scoring column in front of Ben Fuller, the fireball artist, The victorious flinger allowed four hits, two in the third and one each in the fifth and sixth. One was a double by Kelly. Givens acquitted himself well in the rest of the contest, permitting only two singles and as many runs 10 make a total of 10-0,
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