Meyers crashed into the ball for a two-bagger that struck the wall in right field and the crowd began to believe that Wood had gone up in "smoke.

Yerkes batted a three-bagger out of the reach of Snodgrass and Hooper scored.

Murray came through with a long two-bagger to left center and Snodgrass and Becker scored.

Lewis followed with a two-bagger, which would have scored Speaker if the latter had not tried to run home, so Wilson's failure to retrieve the throw became more conspicuous.

In the fifth Hall began with a two-bagger to left.

In the fourth Herzog started with a two-bagger and if the ground rule had not been changed he would have had an easy triple, and ultimately a run, which would have changed all the outcome of the game.

In the case of the elephant, though, it might be as well also to caution persons against making jokes about his trunka low kind of ribaldry in which every carpet-bagger, who never had one, seems to think himself bound to indulge.

"Perhaps you'll be saying that dandy two-bagger you whanged out, that brought in the winning run, was also an accident?" "Well, I must have just shut my eyes, and struck.

Then I slumberously gravitated, and dreamed thus: Old "LEATHERBRAINS" in SATAN'S livery, producing a hammer from a carpet-bag (he was a carpet-bagger), proceeded to shape my feet, and fill them with shoe-pegs.

He had been hammered for thirteen singles, two two-baggers, and a three-bagger, and still Yale had pulled out, which was rather remarkable.

At first the hit had looked like a two-bagger, but there seemed to be a chance of making three out of it as Frank reached second, and the coachers sent him along.

Twice at bat and two hitsa two-bagger and a three-bagger.

Twice at bat and two hitsa two-bagger and a three-bagger.

" "A single and a three-bagger, if you please.

You got the three-bagger just when it was needed most, and you would have saved the game if you had come to the bat in the last inning.

De carpet bagger was bout as bad as de Ku Kluck.

© 2Oct24, A807295. R87356, 13Dec51, Henry Baerlein (A) BAGGER, EUGENE S., tr.

The eight paradises; translated by Eugene S. Bagger.

BAGGER, EUGENE.

Eugene Bagger (A); 21Jan69; R454324. BAILEY, BERNADINE.

© 2Oct24, A807295. R87356, 13Dec51, Henry Baerlein (A) BAGGER, EUGENE S., tr.

The eight paradises; translated by Eugene S. Bagger.

BAGGER, EUGENE.

Eugene Bagger (A); 21Jan69; R454324. BAILEY, BERNADINE.

Mass meetings, engineered by "carpet baggers" were often held and largely attended, although the father of Edward did not hold with these activities very much.