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erase the goose egg any tune during the game, never having more than 1 man on base at'any time. However, even though this team is at the bottom of the league, it is a very much improved team, and not a pushover at all. Pullen and Dodson led in hits with 3 for 4, and 2 for 4. Roxie IClater, the winning pitcher, - wu ®n the mound until the seventh, Striking out 6 and allowing only 2 hits. In the seventh, “Husky” Scroggins, catcher, injured hisfinger and Roxy Clater took over behind the plate. Ned Settle finished the game for the Chiefs, striking out 5 and allowing just 2 hits. Beatty went the route for Stephens City, giving up 8 hits and 1 walk and’ striking out 2.
Flint Hill Blanks Stevenson, 7 to 0
By M. H. Brady
The Flint Hill A. C.’s moved .into undisputed third place Sunday when they downed Stevenson, 7-0. ,
Getting off to a good start, the
C.’s scored 3 runs in the first inning on 3 hits and an error. They scored again in the second tivice in the fifth, and once in the sixth. In getting a total of 14 hits, Flint Hill was lead by John Pickrell with 4 for 4 and Elmer Foster With 3 for 4.
Pickrell went the distance for the victors allowing only 3 hits arid striking out 10. At no time
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