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VARIED GAME CAPTURED'BY
QUAKER NINE.
(Continued from page 1.)
d Street east of the second sack for a nap and
the aforesaid hidden ball trick was
perpetrated on him. All this time Cor-
bin was holding the Quakers safe and
when the Wolverines came to bat in
the last of the fourth one run looked
ee large. And Lavans, first up, produced
11 the run by leaning against one of
Thompson's shoots for a home run that
gave the crowd cause for rejoicing,
and noise.
Both Teams Score in Sixth.
The visitors came to the front for
the first time in the sixth round when
a pass, a single, two sacrifices, and
(e some loose fielding netted them two
tallies. The home hopes did as well in
i arbor" theirhalf however and kept ahead.
They fell on Thompson for four hits
which counted two runs and left Mich-
igan a count to the good.
SJ With both pitchers beginning to wob-
ble and both teams showing the effects
of the tight struggle the Pennsylvania
reserves were called upon. The Qua-
kersebrought seventeenpmen and all
Vbut four of them found their way into
the fray. The veteran Imlay was sub-
stituted for Thompson and the Quaker
offense and defense patched in many
places. The Wolverine leaders stood
pat however and the team soared.
ge songs Visitors Run Wild.
its. We The orgy began in the seventh when
ent. Of a copious mixture of hits, passes, and
mistakes brought four counts to the
Penn standard. The eighth was worse
and the Quakers would have been scor-
ing yet had not Baribeau been called'
ne 749 blue upon as interpreter of the parade.
try day inMichigan made a stand in the sev-
enth when a pass, Bell's hit and an er-
ror on Mitchell's bounder filled the
sacks with none down. Munson put
tislying up a tussle and sent a home run drive

down the right field line only to have
it go foul by inches. After that he
fanned and the fight seemed to fade out
of the home team. The near grads went
home, the old grads stuck but devoted
their time to reunions and the slapping
of backs. The only incident after that
was when Baribeau poled a home run
with one on, only to be called out for
failure to touch third.
The score:

Michigan.
AB
Duncanson 2b......3
Bell if ...........5
Mitchell f ........5
Munson rf... . 2
Lavans es. . 5
Rogers c.....5
Blackmore 3b. 3
Pontius lb . 3
Corbin p .... .....3
Baribeau p.....

R H 0 A E
0 1 2 1 0
0 2 3 0 0
1 2 3 0 6
0 0 1 0 0
1 2 1
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$18.00 Trunks, Wholesale Price $12.25,
$15.00 Trunks, Wholesale Price $ 9.30,
$12.00 Trunks, Wholesale Price $ 7.75,
$10.00 Trunks, Wholesale Price $ 6.50,
8.00 Trunks, Wholesale Price $ 5.65,
$ 6.50 Trunks, Wholesale Price $ 4.60,


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Totals.........35
Penn.
Coleman if........4
Smith rf..........4
Thayer cf.........4
Minds 2b..........4
Donovan ss ........4
Gordon c..........4
Coryell 3b... .. 4
McNabb lb ........2
Armstrong*s........1
Pedin 1b..........1
Thompson p1.......
Imlayp...... . 1

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entertainm
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Totals......... 34 11 14 27 13 4

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By innings ....1 2 34
Penn ........0 0 0
Michigan ......0 0 01

F. W.W LKINSON,
GRANGER'S Acadeti
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Classes begin Tuesday, July 9th. Assemblie
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Lavans; sacrifice ;hits -Coleman,
Minds, Gordon, Pedin, Munson; two
base hits-Coryell, Baribeau; three
base hits-Rogers, Thayer, Donovan;
home run-Lavans; struck out-by
Thompson 2, by Imlay 4, by Corbin 1,
by Baribeau 1; double play-Minds to
Donovan to McNabb; hits-off Thomp-
son 8 in 6 innings, off Imlay 3 in 3
innings, off Corbin 12 in 7 2-3 innings,
off Baribeau 1 in 1 1-3 innings. Um-
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