Grant dropped the ball .on his third strike, but the bail beat hin there a mile.
Emerson walked and stole second, going 3rd on Morris’ sacrifice (Blanchard to
Gole). Clarke walked^and stole 2nd, but both died on base when Walkley and
Bruhn struck out. ' **" ’’
5th Inning i Selmer singled, over third. Phelps rapped one to Porter, who
threw to Emerson, catching Selmer. Emerson s' overthrow of 1st enabled Phelps
to make that base. Morris caught him napping, hoever, and he was tagged out.
Taylor fanned. Cole replaced McAlaster on the slab;'Blanchard took Phelp's
place behind the plate, Phelps going to 1st. Sheldon, who had been umpiring,
was drafted to hold down second sack. Porter fanned* Chamberlain hit to cen
ter field, but.was caught trying to steal second. V/ils.oh out, Johnson to Phelps.
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Ihe Kooties ran riot in their half. .Grant led v/ith a two-bagger to left field.
Emerson got to 1st on Maxwell’s error, while Grant arrived at.third. Emerson
stole second. Morris got a single, bringing Grant in and Emerson came in on the
throw in. Clarke bunted, making ist safely and bringing Morris to third. Mor
ris, trying to make home on a wild pitch, was tagged cut by Blanchard. Clarke
made second during the play. V/alkley was hit by a pitched ball. Bruhn filled
the bases by grace of Taylor* s error. Porter walked, giving Clarke a free
ticket to the plate. Chamberlain rapped one to Johnson, whose peg to Blanchard
caught ’^alkley at the plate. Wilson got a hit, bringing in Bruhn and Porter.
Chamberlain was caught by thepeg to the plate. Score, 8-1
7th Inning: Blanchard was trapped over his own batted ball, ^ole got to
1st on ^il son* s error, and made third on Pries* sacrifice. Selmer was. out at
1st. Fiihal score: 8-1.
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS BANQUET:
The A.A.a. Girls of the ^resbyterian Sunday-School of Haines gave a
Mothers' and Daughters* Banquet last Friday evening in the church. The room
was prettily decollated with pink and white streamers, pink candles, and bouquets
of carnations and tulips. A delicious dinner, prepared by the girls, was very
daintily served.
After dinner several of the girls and mothers responded to toasts made
by Mrs. E.E.Bromley, who acted as toast-mistress. Hie program was as follows:
Group Singing....Mrs. Townsend, leading.
Victrola Selections.
Welsome to i-iothers. ••••••••••.. .Lyle Morris.
What my daughter means to me....Mrs. MacRae.
x oeu, >71i cx w vniiiren Mean oo
the World"...Mrs. Williamson.
’What Great Men have said about
Their ^others"•••••••• .Vera Lindholm.
Victrola Selection, "Mother Machree"
Mothers in the Days of 198.Mrs. Pyne.
Address on Mothers aid-Daughters
.........Mrs. Townsend.
Closing Victrola Selection, "Sing Me to Sleep.
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