The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-11
THE JAYS NOT In 1T.
The Crabs Crawl Away With Another
Victory.

The second game of the series OF
three to he played on the Ocala dia-
mOnd between the baseball teams Of
jacksonville and Tampa took place at
the Driving Park Friday afternoon.
The weather conditions were favor
able, the crowd large and the diamond
was in the best of condition
Hits and errors were more numer-
Gus than in the first game, and the
game was more exciting from the fact
that the Jays were once in the LEAD.
Fhey did not maintain it long, how
ever. Several errors of judgment
and play were made by the Jays
which seemed to take the ginger out
of their pitcher. During the third
inning the Jacksonville boys wrangl-
ed among themselves and Tampa
took advantage of this by adding
seven talIies to their score. These
differences were quickly settled, and
the balance Of the game was well
played and very exciting.
Features Of the game worthy of
special mention were the running
catches by Kennedy and Stinson, and
the good intield work Of Mitchell and
Thornton. A new score board was
placed in front of the back stop upon
which the score Dy innings was re-
corded for the benefit of those ia the
grand stand.
1 was Tampa's TO go first to bat
Patterson and Mitchell We're quickly
retired. Thornton hit safely over
third base, but it was useless a. Pratt
popped up al easy fly to first. When
the Jays came to bat Kennedy went
out on fly To short. Duffy was given
his base on balls. Dingle hit to deep
center for two bases. smith knOcke G
one to pitcher and Duffy was retired
at the plate on very close decision.
Dinglp scored from third when Robin
son threw to Thornton, who returned
the ball too late to catch Diugle at the
plate Stinson was out on a grounder
10 first. Jays l, Crabs o.
Ia the second inning, after two had
famed out, Robinson hit to right for
a single aud Brown got first on an
error by short. Chapel then came
up and after two strikes had been
called on him he met one of Sugg's
curves fairly and the ball landed in
deep center while Robinson and
Brown scampered home. The Jays
made no runs in their half, although
Wootten hit for two sacks to right.
The third inning was J&cksOnville's
Waterloo. They made several errors
which disheartened the pitcher. The
Crabs made five hits, and these with
the numerous errors Melted Tampa
seven runs in this inning. Jackson
willie added three runs to her score on
fours hits by DingIe, Stinson, Yarcy
and Wcotten.
Neither side crossed the plate in the
fourth. Tampa Increased her lead in
the fifth with two more, while the
Jays could DO pothing.
In the SIKH Jacksonville went
round lue oaI- three more times, ana
Tampa went out III our. two, three
order. No further runs were Tailed
during the ua!auce of The game.
The score -
Tampa p : o ; d u q Oil
Jacksonville. 1913 90 3 o 0 o. :
Batteries: For Tampa, Chapple
and Robinson. For jacksonville,
Suggs and WOOiten.
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