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VETS WIN FROM
ELKS AND STAY
IN FLAG FIGHT
Warriors Snap Out of
Slump to Drive Nello
from Mound
The American Legion came out
of its batting slump last night to
pound out a 12 to 5 victory over
the Elks and remain in the run
ning for the present at least in the
first half championship fight. Man
ning, hurling for the Vets, held
the Bills without a semblance of
a hit unfll two men were out in
the sixth frame taut let down from
■then on to yield five hits which,
coupled with an error, netted them
five tallies.
Nello was pounded hard by the
Vets in the five frames he pitched
and his support was pretty wob
bly. Bardeen, a newcomer, reliev
ing him pitched to three men, one
of whom hit him safely and he
walked the next two. Big Mac
Spadden finished the inning.
