Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-07
Home Boys Held a Swat Feast, Getting
Eighteen Hts
HlT BALL ALI ovER The LoT
Mcleod Was the Candy Kid on Bases.
sheats, Watson and Taylor stars a.
Bat--Lawtey Got only one MeasIy
lsIt on watson.
nv Jack shsa.l

Oak Halls, and 1t was the saddest
team our boys have had the pleasure
to trounce. The way the Oak Halls
hung 1t on them was a sin, for they
siambed the sphere TO All corners 81
the LOT. stole bases gaIore-twenty IN
all-~that's enough TO win several
games
Randcl did the receiving for the
visitors long enough 70 have four past
balls IN two innings. and WAS RESPONSE
bic for two runs In the first inning.
IN the third the Oak Halls found
Pierce very easy. and their bats made
sweet music. When that frame was
ended Burkhim marked up four runs
20 their credit The game went mer.
Fily on till the sixth. when the locals
sent another man across the rubber,
Watson IN the meantime had the
visitors completely at his mercy--aot
a man could connect with his delivery.
IN the seventh the locals got buay
again and the result was two men
scored. sun nothing doing for the
visitors.
IN the eighth inning the Oak Halls
had another batting spasm and nearly
knocked the cover on Of the ball.
When the disturbance ceased II was
found that Ave men had made the cir.
cult Still nothing doing for the
visitors. The next AZ the locals had
was at their last bat, aud they thought
they would have another little round
o. batting practice. The way they
jumped onto Plerce's curves would
Jar Taft on OF the tarif plank
when the swatfeast was over they had
four more ialiies 20 their credit still
nothing doing for the visitors, poor
fellows.
Iawtey put up fairly good
game but the Oak Halls speed ear.
ried them on their feet, and II was
evident early IA the game that they
we're not m our class. The locals went
into tho contest 20 show the fans that
they could bat and run bases. and
their demonstration settled an doubt
Ocaia viii have poor chance today
n the Oak Halls put up the same arti
Gle OF ball IN the Brick Guy this after.
noon First Inning.
Graham hit 10 left Tor the initial
bag; sheata hunted and beat II out,
Graham going 70 third and scoring
ON paused bali; sheata stole second
and third. and came homie on passed
hail. canova Tanned AZ three. but
catcher missed the third one and Ca.
nova landed safe on first; Mcleod
reached FIRST on AN easy ono 70 the
pitcher but was out az second on
Mitchell's his 10 short. Canoya stole
home. aud Mitchell took second Gnd
third; Denton bit on three Wide ones.
Taylor struck out Three runs.
Pound famed; Go0dfellow reached
slrst on MeLeod's error, George oul
ON foul 90 third; Goodfellow was
caught trying TO steal SECOND Ma
runs
Second Inning,
walsop struck out: Kennard out
short % frat. Graham went out. short
10 nrst 40 runs
Tesion bic 10 short who overthrow
irss aud Teston went 10 second; Gal
llaOn hlt a hot one 20 short. reach
ms frst. LAstinger skicd OUT 70 cen
ter; Dressing out BY being bic BY bat
ted bail, Teston cansht 10 endeaveF
me 10 make third, No runs
Third inning.
sheats hit 10 center for cine base
canoyA biz 70 gisht Cor two sacks
senains sheats 10 third Mcleod out
pitcher % arst; Sheats scored Ga
nova soing % third. scoring later q
passed hali. Mitchell sot hs ami
took hts pase. stole second; neaio'
reached hrsl on gro0nder gcorlnI
mitchell and lAteg scored himself, "a,
lop grounded o. rlghf Cor a,e base
and Stole secona, Watsoa anneA
Taylor stole third KeanaFd reslre.
side hv Williams Fear runs
Randcl tanned; Pierce. Ne faapsa
COO, Pound. 81 also fannta {,
course nobody SCORED
Fourth inRina.
Graham oat ga a soal q laird