PIRATES OUT-RIDE MOOSE 6 TO 2 IN DONKEY TILTNear-Capacity Crowd Of 1,200 Watches Thrills AndSpills In Murphy-st ParkAnother game of the national pastime’s most laush-provolnug farce—donkey baseball—drew a near-capacity crowd at Murphy-st park for the second successive time Sunday night when the Lima Pirates proved to be the best jockeys and had little trouble riding to a 6 to 2 victory over Moose lodge. In Saturday night's tilt, American Legion beat Foresters, 7-6.Thrills ana spills added spice to Sunday's contest as 1,200 fans roared their approval at each and every gesture of the mules.A big fourth inning rail}, when the Pirates pushed oier three runs, pro\ed to be the turning point of the gaaie. Gene Baxter and Dutch Layton were the best animal trainers of the evening, each crossing the plate tv, tee in behalf of the winnersMae West and Grade AU«n starred for the visiting delega-t.Ion, They insisted upon going liomc alone.PSPlratfJMIToutz, lb L% lb1, 2b IH\bs l!b MoCWian, Slokcs, h* hi\h*r 2lM MIrha* If 2b Brown. cf D Layton, cf J Luton, rt Coculw in, cBin «*, pC. Coodwln. rtclMoon*II 11 yan, c X SI lemurs,CG\lr_, lbSvliimpf, 2b Sazulprs. If2 b11 Michael. rf B Slkmers, pBJos«\ p Thomas. 3b Jewell. lbP'ratf s ...ilOOS'* , .Jiurs. ton 2,Sl ratrue Falls....... fi10 210 1—; ......010 100 0—Blx?rr 2, Urcv,nt D, LayLayton, X Siieiners920. a nos eri, (J r«uSrnciotMo 1107 Ma ^V.sF* t 311, CyrloTit SSAlien\mlvDynamite il Iktty Boop' €3lt;J.8r4:u:First Round Play Opens In County Tennis TourneyFirst round matches wer played Sunday afternoon on Los