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GARN'S CIRCUIT
HIT WINS CAME
FOR ELKS INTTH
Elks Beat Legion 5 to 3 on
Garn’s Homerun with
Jemberg on First
Abby Garn's drive down the
third base line in the seventh in
ning for a homer, after McAlister
dusted off Jernberg's shirt, ac
counted for the two sins by which
, the Elks won last night’s game
from the Legion 5 to 3. The vic
tory placed the Bills on top in the
league standings.
At the time of the decisive blow
both teams were deadlocked with
three runs apiece, and it began to
look like extra innings might be
necessary. McAlister whiffed two
Elks in the final inning, but the
hit batter and Garn's drive cost
him the game.
Duplicate Of Fourth
In many respects the game was
a duplicate of the spectacular
clash between the two teams on
the Fourth of July. McAlister
and MacSpadden again fought it
out to a finish, and again Mac
Spadden emerged the victor.
Though the Legion touched him
for one more hit, and though they
played errorless ball behind their
own hurlers, yet they lacked the
• punch when hits meant runs.
