. The Tiger (student newspaper), Sept. 1918-June 1919. DEPARTMENTS OFENGINEERING, MUSIC, ARTS AND SCIENCES,BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND BANKING For information apply to the Secretary. It is up to You. ;~;»>.>.>->-M*. TIGERS BATTLE MINERS FOR TWELVE INNINGSTO BE NOSED OUT OF VICTORY; SCORE 8 TO 5 Ed Hughes Holds Ore Diggers Hitless for Five With Safe Lead But Volley of Swats in Ninth Puts Miners in the Lead Outplaying the Miners for eight innings and carrying horseshoes in theirpockets for three more, the Tigers finally gave up the long end of an 8 to 5score in their game on Washburn
. The Tiger (student newspaper), Sept. 1918-June 1919. DEPARTMENTS OFENGINEERING, MUSIC, ARTS AND SCIENCES,BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND BANKING For information apply to the Secretary. It is up to You. ;~;»>.>.>->-M*. TIGERS BATTLE MINERS FOR TWELVE INNINGSTO BE NOSED OUT OF VICTORY; SCORE 8 TO 5 Ed Hughes Holds Ore Diggers Hitless for Five With Safe Lead But Volley of Swats in Ninth Puts Miners in the Lead Outplaying the Miners for eight innings and carrying horseshoes in theirpockets for three more, the Tigers finally gave up the long end of an 8 to 5score in their game on Washburn Saturday afternoon after twelve innings ofas interesting a game to watch as has been seen here for years. The contestwas full of thrills and heart trobs for Tiger and Mines supporters alike. Anytime during the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth innings each team had achance to win the game in an easy fashion, only to be stopped by some classyperformance by the other nine. The game was a real baseball classicfor eight innings. Ed Hughes, occupy-ing the mound for the Black and Gold,did not allow a single hit for five in-nings. Wildness put him in a hole onseveral occasions but any chance for a Tigers tried hard in theic
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