OAK HILL PLAY AIn a pi me marked by tin fighting spirit of each team, Mt. Hope atul lt;ak Hill battled to a m*oreless tie on tlie Mt. Hope field yesterday.The teams were evuily matched, b tli teams using a varied attack. At no time in the game was either goal line in danger. While there were no outstanding stars much of the credit for a scoreless game goe to lt;J. Kahalley of Mt. Ihpe and T'. Arritt of Oak Hill.Oak Hill gained more grout'd through the line than did Mt. Hope, hut Mt. Hope came back gaining ground on every exchange of puntsand out passedtheOak Hill tram.Mt. Hope 0Oak Hill 0MooreU.K.lt; handlerA. TNmip*' nit.T.Went herfordLushhaughit.0.Bihh( NormancFrantz (('i \V, ThompsonL.T.Bauniga rdner! KirkL.r.WonderMitchellh.E.Burffeyficorgoo.B.1', ArrittF. KahalleyL.11WoodrumBovd1 9ItHSaddlerlt;i. Kahalley(C) F.B.It. ArrittSuhstHutkn: Mt. Hope Bolienfor Lushhatigh. Lushbaugh for Boi-len.