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PLAY TIE GAME
Visitors Rally in Ninth Inning
; To Even Score After Wild- -'
cats Had Taken a Three
Run Lead
ALLEN

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Allen's homo run in the ninth inning
wtth two men on base enabled the University of Cincinnati Benrcnts to come
from behind nnd tic the score nt 10 nil
with the University of Kentucky Wildcats, Tuesday afternoon on Stoll field.
The game was called nt the end of the
'
ninth inning on account of darkness.
At the outset it appeared as if the
game would be a pitching duel
Wert nnd Turnnll.
For four
finings only two men reached first
base, but in the fifth inning both
teams began to hit the bnll and when
the smoke of battle had cleared away
in this inning it was found that Kentucky had scored three runs nnd Cin

cinnati had scored two. From this
point on the game developed into n
slugging match.
The visitors came right back in the
sixth frame nnd scored four runs. The
'Cats put one run over in their half
of the same Inning. The seventh wns
Kentucky's big inning, the entire
Wildcat team batting around. The
Cincy aggregation scored one run in
this frame.
The Hcnrcats started the ninth inning three runs behind. They were
nble to get two men on base; then
Ethnn Allen lnced out the home run
that tied the score. The 'Cats threatened in their half of the ninth but
With one out nnd
could not score.
Skinner on second base, Feller caught
Derrick's liner nnd doubled Skinner nt
second base.
Wert, Kentucky hurler, pitched fnir
ball, but after Allen's homer in the
ninth, he retired in favor of Bach. The
'Cats batted Turnnll from the mound
in the seventh.
The feature of the game wns Alrunning cntch of
len's
Smith's liner in the eighth, when a hit
would have meant nt least two runs.
Allen will join the Cincinnati R,eds
following his graduation in Juno.
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It is hoped by the nthlctic depart-Broa- d
Brady in Polo Vault, Hundred,
Jump, Root in Hurdles, 'ineni that a largo crowd of students
will attend the meet nnd give their
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the snrinp; training enmp were TIGERS REPORTED STRONG
placed end to end they wouldn't reach first base' now.

If all tlio homo runs hit

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Leave your pin at home.
The University of Kentucky will
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hold n dunl meet here Saturday with
Girl must hnvo high heels, more
These are busy days for the concession owners out at the Sewanee. Much Interest is being man'
carnival. Every peanut left over from last year has to be dusted ifested by all local fans as to the prob- - romantic.
through the window.
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off and rechecked.
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whether the 'Cats can take the mens-- ,
Hold hand.
The Wildcats played their first game on their southern trip ure of the Tigers Is uncertain. tnkel Squeeze hand.
expected to
Brady
yesterday although the result was unknown when we went to Captainvault nndis broad jump, with' Gently though firmly put arm
press. They will meet Vanderbilt this afternoon and tomorrow the pole
Coons taking first place in the high around waist
afternoon in a two game series, after which they will return jump. Gess should take the quarter
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From the looks of things, Kentucky will make a good showing
against the strong Commodore nineThe performance against the
Cincinnati Bearcats was satisfying enough and this tie should
prove impetus enough to warrant three victories on the trip.
It is probable that Wert will pitch the opening fray against the
Commodores.
Coach Eklund and his track stars will try to hand Sewanee
another defeat tomorrow afternoon when they meet the boys from
off the hill in a dual meet. The form displayed against Tennessee
was indeed fine arid if all signs don't fail Kentucky will have
as good a change as any Mister Anybody in the Southern Conference meet late in May.

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at stake in the broadjuirfp and pole vault, should defend them
successfully, giving Ke'ntucky at least 28 points right there. And
25 might win the "meet, so the wisacres say.

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