MATRONS ARE VICTORIOUS
SOLDIERS AGAIN DE
Good ball was again the mark
ed feature of the games at A. B
hall la9t evening and the l^rge
crowd were kept right up on tip
toe from the moment Ruby Mar
tin, first up for the single ladies
in the opening game, slammed out
a two bagger, until the curtains
had fallen lor the warriors in the
seventh session of the big match
of the evening. And there were
few idle moments in between. The
singles did not quite reach the
pace that distinguished their play
ing last week, but the married
ladies were there with bells and
the long hard slam that brought
home the money, so the crowd haci
plenty to get hoarse over. The
fort boys too were a little slow
on the job but they, nevertheless
put up a good fast comeback
against their faster opponents
1 hey were, however, slow
with the willow and this,
more than any other reason ac
counts for their defeat. The Stars
were right on the job all the time
although Lewis was not so strong
with the fadeaway as he was last
week, but the soldiers could only
land eight safe hits, at that.
Great interest attached to the
’game between the ladies as it
was one and one and rtobodies
favor and with a big prospect that
the game would be the last one
of the series, so the rooters root
ed and the horns blared and the
yappers yapped, and the fans gen
erally, had a dee-light-ful time.
The Ty Cobb of the singles.
Miss Martin, led off by slamming
out a two bagger that brought
the fans to their feet right at the
jump. And the little lady fol
lowed it up by bringing home the
bacon when Lily Koch grounded
to Mrs. Shields for an out. Ina
Lyle fanned and Hollie Jones also
failed to connect. The matrons
started in in lively fashion by
grabbing two in their frame off
singles by Mesdames Kittelson
and Sheldon and a walk presented
to Mrs. Sharp. In the first part
of the second the singles could
not find the ball and but one hit
was recorded off Mrs. Thomp
son’s Christy M. curves, Irene
Bonbard fanned, Miss Lamby out
on fly to Zehner, Lewis walked
Anpher singled but Miss Lewis
was caught at the plate in spite
of a pretty dive.
The matrons became quite busy
in the latter half and collected a
total of three runs off four hits
and a bunch of errors,- Mrs. Ayei
fanned, Mrs. Downing singled
stole second and third and came
home on Mrs. Webb’s single
Mrs. Kittelson out on fly to Mar
itn, Mrs. Thompson singled send
ing Webb to third, Mrs. Sharp
singled, scoring Webb, anc
Thompson came loping down the
lane with another score whet
Holly let one pass.
In the third the singles were
again shut out with nary a run
Miss Crowley couldn’t find the
ball, Martin grounded to Shields
for an out. Ina Lyle reache !
first on the third strike but Lily
Koch retired the side with :m ■
to Downing. The matrons, how
ever, were right on the job when
it came their turn. Mrs. Shield
singled, and went to third while
Mesdames Zehner and Ayer were
swiping where the ball wasn't
Mrs. Downing’s single brought
her home for the first run Mr
Downing went the route an
came home on a passed ball.
Mrs. Webb singled and stole ec
ond and third. Mrs Kittelso;
single brought her home. Mr
Thompson also connected an
Webb crossed the plate with the
fourth run. Thompson went to
third when no one was looking
but failed to land before Sh
out to Koch closed tl session.
In the fourth the singles lando
one off a single by Holly. Irene
Bongard fanned, Miss Lamby
out to Sheilds to Downing and
Miss Lewis followed the same
route. One hit and a bunch ot
errors gave the matrons two in
the next frame. Sheldon out t
Koch. Shields popped up a high
one to Ruby who grabbed like it
was a gum drop and—but, hold
on! We nearly forgot to sa>
that something happened just
here. Something awful'
game stopped; the umpires com
inenced to scurry around lik
mad; everybody got excited won
dering if somebody had been h
and one anxious looking man
started for the door saying, sott
voce, “Gosh! What.'s cornin’ of
now?” What do you suppose
was all about, Martha' Why.
nothin’ much, only some guy went
and gummed the ball. Yes, siree
chewing gum. A great big hunk
of it, which some one, evidently
a hyphenate, had planted right
where it would do the most harm.
Some of the fans thought it a :
to beat the chi—, eve mean single
ladies, and an investigation was
just about starting when the
umpire brought in a new ball an
the game was on again. Mr
Zehner singled and Mrs Halln,
who substiuted for Mrs. Ayer
•reached first on a passed ball
Just then Holly madp an awful
ror by throwing the,ball to sec
ond while Mrs. Zehner was on
the way home. In the mixup
which followed Mrs. Halla also
slid to third and came home on
a passed bal. Mrs. Downing retir
ed the side with a ^hort hit tc
Lewis to Koch.
The score was now eleven to
two and it was up to the single?
to get very, very busy. And they
did null off a rally that delighted
the Ians, but when the smoke
of battle faded they still hadn’t
enough to even tie that double
one scored up on the blackboard.
With Miss Anpher up, things,
started with a rush. She singled,
stole second, third and home amid1
the shouts of ‘he rooters. Miss'
Crowley walked. Ruby went out
on a close play, /diner to Down
ing. Crovvlev to third in the
mix-up and home on a passed
ball. Ina Lyle beat the ball to
first when Mrs. Sheldon dropped
the third strike, went to second
and third and slid home when the!
matron catcher dropped the ball.
Lily Koch singled and Holliej
Junes slammed out a double, |
bringing her home. Holly circled
the bases in one, two, three or-1
der and brought the house down
with a spectacular steal for home
that landed safely The fans
howled mightily for more but it j
was no use. the next two up per ;
Lhcd in short order and the garni
was over. The final score was:
Singles 7, Matrons 11. Batteries,
Lewis and Jones, Thompson and,
Sheldon.
Two points old as many hits,
was the record of the warriors in
the first session of the main event
but this was the largest bunch \
the Fort Davis aggregation could
annex in one frame during the1
remainder of the game. Lewis
held the visitors down to the mat
throughout and five innings saw,
a goose egg marked up on the
soldiers side of the score board.
The game by innings was as fol
low s :
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Petti’. Iiit to ceiling or a single
and then the pair pulled off a|
prettv double steal in second and
third. Dame fanned, and Kilt |
pulled off a daring steal for home
that was successful. A moment j
later C. E. tr:ed the same stunt,
and was also landed safelv. Saun-I
rters out to Sheldon on a short fly
and C. L. Pettit out to Lewis to
Gray- litis ’, runs 2.
Star first—Bursik lined a two
bagger to left field, stole third
and came home on R. Lomen’s
single. Lomen to second op pass
ed ball. McGuire hit and the sol
ders pulled off a fine double play
by nabbing Me at first and Lo
rr.en at third. This was the spec
tacula- plav of the evenine and
put the fans in fine humor.
1 h mpson singled and reached
second but Sheldon couldn’t .con
nect. Runs 3, hits 1.
Fort second—Two hits and no
runs was the soldiers portion
Hitch fanned, Frantzen singled
but was caught attempting to
steal second. Ingle singled, went
to second but Willis fanned and
lire half was over.
star second—The town boys
cem-fd a double o as Dame was
there with the goods. Rothacker
fanned, A- Lomen out to Saun
ders to i’ettit, and Lewis fanned.
!•'< i third- Again it Was no
hit1-, no runs for the warriors.
Nile out to Bursik to Gray, C- E.
1 ttit went the same route and
Jame fanned.
Star third—The Stars started a
rally in this section and when the
had settled again a big seven was
chalked up for the Stars and a
new pitcher was in the box for
the‘Soldiers. Gray fanned, Bursik
singled and stole second. R. Lo
mcn hit and went to second and
third when Bursik slipped home.
Lomen uric in on a passed ball.
Dame handed a pass to McGuire |
■-.ho went' the round and came
home on Thompson’s single. I
Charlie passed to second. Shel
don's hit to gallery scores Thomp
son and Joe landed another score |
when Rothacker singled The j
fort didn’t like the going Dame |
■ as pulled in favor of Tngle.
Rothacker went to second and
third and came home on Saun
b-rs fumble. A. Lomen drew a
walk and stole second. Lewis out
! h Pettit while Lomen went
m third. Orav hit a hole in the
hv'HH for one bag and A1 came
alloping home. Gray went to
ecorul. Bursik hit to th" cei'irrr!
ud ball stuck in the lamp
iml and remained there while
■ erv me took a chance at firing-,
. it iown bv throwing a spare
all. When the ball was finally
' Store ! Bursik fanned, retiring
hr side Hits, 6, runs 7.
Fort fourth—Nothing doing for
die soldier bo vs, Saunders fan
ted. C. I . Pettit walked and pass
d to third b\ clever steals. Hitch
nnd Frantzen fanned. No hits, no
runs.
^Continued on P»*e Two.)
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