One-sided results marked yesterday's games in the First Division of ing at the top of form, the Columbia Country Club "Nationals" shut out their second-stringers. the "Americans" by 13 clear runs and continued The Buccaneers. the only other unbeaten' team, also heavily trounced the Foregn Y.M.C.A. on the grounds Of the Shanghai American School by 13-5. The pirates bunched seven runs in the second inning i a commanding lead. The scored one run in the third frame. In the fourth, the leaders garnered gi two more and the "Y" netted a second one.
In the fifth inning, the Buccaneers went further ahead with a pair of tallies. Roy Squires homered. in the sixth and so did Inwood of the "Y." The latter batted in three runs, driving both Sterelny and Ridgeway home. Tu the seventh, the pirates is chalked up their last point.
The Marine Officers, in -ariothbr game on the S.AS. grounds, vanquished the Jewish Recreation Club by nine to five. The service men opened out with half a dozen runs in the first inning and then breezed through without any difficulty. ce Course, the. Texaco Club players tried to catch up, but; were unable to make it as their 3 opponents' fielding was too strong.
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