Neither pitcher had any form to cast about as they kept walking playa Laffoon of the First Battalion ti better of the two as he allowed his opponents seven scattered—hits throughout the encount?r while Middleton of the Headquarters aggreg: tion showed poor form despite the fact that he had eight strikeouts credited to him.
The First Battalion went to town early in the encounter as, in the second inning, on two hits and two errors, they scored three runs to take an early lead which they never relinquished. They continued their scoring spree in the s*cond inning when, through three hits they scored an additional three runs to sew up the "Ofn the second inning, with the First outest.
Battalion at bat.
Penick was given a base on balls and advanced to second on a stolen base. Kopacz was safe when Provencher dropped an easy pop fly.
McMillian fanned, and J. Robinson hit a lins drive into centre which Ferrell let past him and all ti runs was scored on the play.
The First Battalion continued to run up a score in the third inning as Mudry singled, stole second and scored on a hit by Klusendorf. Penick was safe on an error by Ruge Kopacz was awarded a hit when he attempt ted to sacrifice both runners.
Million fanned for the second time in the game Robinson walked to force in the third run of the inning.
In the fourth invit the First scored two more runs and they continued to. score in the th and ninth in mings. The Orphans scored their three runs in the second and fourth innings.
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