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if Is 6S i ;
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Marberry . 51 5 '2 tt 7
Morrell '25 '• I IW,=., 1 •*
Crowder 17 II r. 90 0 4
Murray II II 4 728. 11
Coteleslile .13 It 8 '2:2'2l* 1.1 t|
iolti'tou .11 11 15 *24*. 15 15
Thomas .4 0 O 04-, O o
•Raether *2l ?1 0 Hi - !'» i|
•Otden 2‘2 8 8 f7 > « t 4
•ralmero 71 O'? *2 *2
•Fercoaon in 4 O t*4a 1 I
•Hitah . ... 12! II 3 7'» l 8
•Keller .7 I O n 0 0
Hadley I " * 1 « «
• t'ehriiisko 3 • • • 0 0
• Beleaaed.
1 SPORTS
! and Moon Harris were out of the way
j when Boss Bucky poled, a one-baser
jto left. A balk by Gibson put the
; manager on second and he went to
! ibird when Bluege got a single with
a mean hopping grounder that. Tav
ener knocked down. Gibson had a
icne-and-two count against Ruel. when
’ Boss} Bucky and Bluege darted from
j their bases. Both advanced safely,
the manager sliding home neatly
i ! under Manion.
The Tygers took the count in order
in their portion of the frame and did
| the same thing in the eighth. In this
1 i latter inning, a National reached third
i base with two out. Marberry got a
! life when with two strikes against
1 ; him his hat was touched by Manion's
i gloved hand. The infield retirements
j of McNeely and Rice put Fred at the
i far corner, but Goslin whiffed.
i I,ate Rally Is Rallied.
