with three more runs.Again in the following' inning, the Roadrunners wont ahead with three runs, but the House of David duplicated the feat. Then came the big- sixth inning- when 70 visiting sluggers crossed home plate. Talley, veteran House o£\ David hmler, went to the mound' in the fifth in* nlng and held the Roadrunners to five more runs, although hit hard. Talley has been with the cult 2] years. He is 37 years old and has-been playing ball for the House of David for id years. He has pitched more than 300 games, has played more than 'that in the dutfiel'd, and has traveled more than 400,000 miles,Briekell did his best to win a ball game. He collected four hits on six official trips to the plate and crossed the platter five 'times. Ray Aler . was credited with only two official times at bat, but he scored five runs on one hit. He worked the bearded pitchers for four walks. Briekell, Ward and ;Ater, hit home runs to help the Roadnmner cause. Bulla walked twice,' got a hit and scored three runs before - leaving the game.Freddy Bricked • provided the 1 f Jeiding sensation of the day when \ he went back against the fence to ■, take Talley's- 16ng fly: one-handed. Briekell also, made rt great running catch in the first inning. There was a lot of bad baseball mixed'in with the good. Sain, Roadnmner catcher, threw a ball over Bulla’s head with the bases drunk, to let' u run score, Cox aucl Sain got their signals mixed on a 'pop fly ami let It drop between them, Seitz got caught off second and Vaughn got caught napping off third.The game set some kind of a record, it is believed, it at least beat the major league all-time record for the number of runs scored in one game. Chicago ' and Philadelphia in the National league played August 25, 1922 and the score was 20 to 23 in favor of Chicago,The Roadrunners and Coliexo of LeFors will tangle tit 3 o’clock this afternoon.