'OGGING "Casanova"
Wells for a total of eleven hits, the Shanghai Amateurs finally turned the tables on the Headquarters nine yesterday afternoon at the Race Course in the fourth and last meeting of e two teams this season.
The civilians Scored three runs in the second inning, one in the fifth and three more in the eighth to triumph by 7-4.
Al Huebner was credited with the victory as he relieved George Adams on the mound after the fifth frame and gave away only one hit, a triple, which scored the Marines fourth marker in the eight round. Beyond that Huebner collected three bingles in five trips to the rubber and was only overshadowed by Jim Ward who garnered two bingles out of three attempts.
Jimmy Deegan, an all-round baseballer, acquitted himself nobly im a catcher's role. He took over the plate work in the first inning when Jack Riley made his exit for unknown reasons. Deegan poled out a double during the civilians second-inning spurt and turned out to be the heaviest Amateur hitter.
Wells was nipped early in the game when Huebner and Ward each got a single, The Marine pitcher became rattled and walked Brown, first man up in the second session. 'The civilian stole second and tallied iden' long blow into centre reached the initial sack o choice and moved up to corner as Deegan doubled a field the hot toward left-field, Huebner knew the kind of ball Wells pitched and belted a hot grounder toward short romped Jarconi the shor! enabled Hyman to run to third and then tally when Girard fied out to make the score a tie a Today's game between the Ama-tours and the First Battalion will begin at 3 pin.
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