The six hits which Laffoon allow. ed his opponents was mainly responsible for the loss of this game four runs were scored by the Or-phons in the opening inning while Summers, southpaw mound ace of the First Battalion, allowed the batters of the Headquarters but five scattered hits and one run.
'The game, outside of the first inning when' the Headquarters run ners crossed the plate four times, was rather holly contested despite the fact that it' was slow and of ite interest from the viewpoint of spectator as the numerous interruptions throughout the contest made the game rather boring.
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