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If last night’s game may be taken
: as a sample the lookout tor the miloor
baseball season is promising. The
, turnout was good for the first game of
the season and everyone enjoyed a
pleasant, and at times, an exciting
evening.
In the absence of Stevenson, Gallo
way did the delivering for the army
and -provided with a good lead by inis
teammates in the first three innings
during which the City was held score
less he was never endangered except
in the seventh inning when the City
scored three runs. Again the Army
proceeded to connect with Jess’ offer
ing who had replaced Jack Lien in the
box for the City.
It looked as tho the City was trying
to smother the Signal Corps by num
bers. For they had players parked
in almost every available spot but they
were of no avail. The old slugging
propensities of the Army sparkled at
times and promised to be the worry
of opposing .pitchers this season as in
the past. Hardly a member of either
team but got a decent hit altho the
larger percentage went to the Army.
Doc Roberts behind the bat for the
City was one of the bright spots in
their defense, and Urie for the Army,
ran him a close second.
The fielding was good and bad by
streaks altho it was better than
might be expected in the first game
of the season. “Galloping” caught a
number of fastly spinning flies, but at
other times failed in short throw's to
j first.
. | The Army lineup was Urie, catcher;
1 |W. Galloway, pitcher; Rose, first;
’ Baker, second; Harris, shortstop;
Glancy, third; Lenhart and D. Gallo
i wray, fielders.
! The City lineup wrns shifted consid
j erably but included Doc Roberts,
| catcher; Jessen, .pitcher; Andresen,
' first; Urbach, second; Bath, short
j stop; Man they, third; fielders, Ros
• ness, etc.
5 ! Rev. Macpherson called those at the
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t over by Francis Leslie.
[ j Another game is expected to be
1 I scheduled for the near future when
. the City will be out for revenge. The
• final score was Army 12; City 8.
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