He struck out the first two Lehigh men at bat.

The third man, however, gained first on called balls.

The fourth man at bat drove a two-bagger, and now second and third were occupied.

As the fifth of the Lehigh batsmen stepped up to the plate, the Lehigh cheers resounded, and West Point's rooters sat in tense silence.

What was the matter with Kennedy?
But the Army pitcher struck out his man, and Lehigh went out to grass without having scored.