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Jenkins singled and E. Clem was sale on an error, to fill the bases. J. Clem relieved the tension by hitjtfng into a double play, Settle to Dodson (at second), to Clater (at first). R. Clem struck out, retiring the disillusioned A. C.
Leading off in the fourth, Jr. Hawkins was out on a grounder. J. Settle went down on a strike out. Then J. Sisk and E. Scroggins hit doubles, with Scroggins’ double bringing in Sisk. B. Clater was out on a fly. i' 1 ' ,
Middletown stormed back with 3 singles to begin the top of the fourth. They were assisted by an error. But Cooley and Jenkins went down before Sisk’s clever pitching, on strike outs, and Ballow was caught stealing to second.
Pullen opened the fifth with a single. R. Clater was out on a fly to left field. N. Settle and C. Dodson singled, with Hawkins grounding out. A double by James Settle brought in Pullen and Settle. Sisk struck out. ,
Middletown went down in •order in the fifth, sixth and seventh. < . Early in the seventh, Dodson doubled, Jr. Hawkins advanced him on a sacrifice fly and Edward Clark brought him in with a
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