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“MANCHESTER WINS 
Taxes First GAME IN Series WITH 
Fast K. O. K. A. TEAM OF 
. GLOUCESTER 
The Knights of King Arthur of 
Gloucester, found Harold Grover of 
~ Rockport, _ Manchester's popular 
- southpaw, the same old stiff propos- 
tion in the first game of the North 
Shore championship series with Man- 
chester at Manchester, Saturday, find- 
— ing him in only one inning. — Fitz- 
- gerald proved easy for Manchester 
and the Knights dropped the first con- 
test of the series by a score of 7 to 4. 
Al Pierrotti took up Fitzgerald’s 
practically hopeless burden in the 
fifth and was on the firing line for 
the remaining four innings. He 
 planked his opponents in during that 
time and allowed them only two hits. 
 O'Leary’s double and two wild pit- 
ches gave Manchester the jump in the 
opening session and they were never 
headed. They followed up the ad- 
vantage in the next inning by put- 
_ ting four more counters across the 
pan. McQuarrie started the trouble 
when he mussed up Collins’ roller. 
Grover was struck out, but Ring 
walked and Gray followed with a 
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single, scoring Collins and putting 
Ring on third. McCarthy drew a 
pass, filling the bases. Bond was re- 
tired on strikes, but O’Leary shot a 
fine single to center which produced 
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two more runs. Murphy hit to 
Saunders who fumbled and McCar- 
thy scored. Saunders threw out 
O'Leary at the plate, however, and 
choked off further hostilities. 
The fourth inning was the big one 
for Saunders’ Pets. Sam Peterson 
started the fun by producing a dandy 
single to center. He promptly stole 
second and rested there while Mori- 
arty and Ed Peterson fanned. The 
fireworks followed with two men re- 
tired. On the hit and run, Saunders 
poked out a single, scoring Peterson, 
and the former took second on the 
throw in. Hansbury’s single put 
Saunders on third and he stole on the 
first ball pitched. Pierotti kept up the 
good work with another safety and 
Saunders and Hansbury raced to the 
plate. McQuarrie made a good bid 
for a hit when the sent up a Texas 
leaguer to right that McCarthy cap- 
tured after a hard run. 
A big crowd saw the game, which 
was a pretty good one to watch and 
the fans seemed satisfied. The teams 
meet in the second battle at Webs- 
ter’s Field (Bass Rocks Station) on 
Saturday afternoon. 
Manchester’s line-up was the same 
as in the Farms series with the ex- 
ception of Murphy of the General 
Electrics at second, and Ring of the 
Lynnhursts at short. 
The score: 
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Moriarty, c..4, 0 I 2 16 4 O 
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Saunders, 2b.. 4 I I I 2 I I 
Hansbury, lf..4 1 2 20 9 0 
Pierrotte, rf,p.3 0 2 3 9 9 O 
M’QOuarrie, 3b..\4 9 9 0 0 0 2 
Fitzgerald, p,ri 3 0 0 0 9 O 9 
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lamings 3.6.1 234 5 67'S '¢ 
Manchester,.. 1 40 20000 X—7 
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Two base hits—Moriarty, Pier- 
rotti, O’Leary, Gott, McCarthy ; 
stolen bases—S. Peterson, E. Peter- 
son, Hansbury, Pierrotti, Gray, Mc- 
Carthy ; first base on balls—off Grov- 
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er 2, off Fitzgerald 4, off Pierrotti 3; 
struck out—by Grover 16, by Fitz- 
gerald 8, by Pierrotti 8; double play 
—Saunders unassisted; passed balls 
—Moriarty; wild pitches—Fitzgerald 
2; time—two hours and Io minutes; 
umpire—Martin of Beverly. 
MANCHESTER 
Mr. and Mrs. John Weir have the 
sympathy of the community in the 
loss of their young son, who died at 
their home on School street last’ Sat- 
urday night. 
The fall and winter arrangement of 
trains on the Gloucester Branch goes 
into effect Monday, Sept. 27. 
BaTeR-BINGHAM 
Miss M. A. Bingham of Boston 
and Manchester was united in mar- 
riage to Harold M. Bater on Mon- 
day, Sept. 14. The wedding was a 
quiet: affair, not many of the friends 
of the couple being even aware of 
their intentions. Miss Bingham is 
well known in Manchester where she 
has been coming for a number of sea- 
sons to conduct dress-making rooms 
at Mrs. Rogers on North street. She 
has parlors on Huntington ave., Bos- 
ton, and numbers members of the 
Back Bay set among her patrons. 
Mr. Bater is proprietor of the Regent 
Garage at Manchester and also on 
Lansdowne st., Boston. 
TOUCHING. 
A teacher trying to impress on her 
children the rightness of kindness 
toward all animals, took them for a 
walk, to bring the lesson home to 
them. 
Hearing a scream from little 
Johnny, she asked: ‘““What the matter 
Johnny?” 
“T’ve been sitting on a hornet,” was 
the tearful response, “and Tam 
afraid I’ve hurt the poor thing.” 
Trickep Him! 
Hiram—Haw! Haw! Haw! I 
skinned one of them city fellers that 
put the lightning-rod on my house. 
Silas—Ye did? How did you do 
it ? 
Hiram—Why, when I made out 
the check to pay him, I just signed 
my name without specifying the 
amount. I'll bet there will be some- 
body pretty mad when he goes to 
cash it. 
FounpD WANTING. 
Professor Nudope—Do you believe 
in ethical culture? 
Mrs. Parvenue—No; Jake tried it 
for two months and it didn’t take a 
bit of his fat off. 
