Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-06
PITCHER ON EACH TEAM MADE
GOOD RECORD.
Oak Halls Had Splendid Chance 70
Win Game But Timely Hit
Lacking.
Chr Y. N. PREwITT

day comprised twelve coaches COM
fortably filed with admirers OF the
Oak Halls. nearly five hundred tickets
being sold In Gainesville alone. II
was a great crowd. out for a good
time and they had ID. The Brick City
people were amazed to a certain Ge-
gree to see the long train with such
q throng of excursionists pull into the
station, but they are becoming accus-
toned 90 getting things In readiness
for big crowd when the word
goes forth that there is to be 'scus.
sion from Oak Hall town.
Those who went to see a good
game had their expectations fully
gratified. the only disappointment TO
the supporters Of either team being the
failure Of either to get a man across
the home plate.
ocala's lineup clearly proved that
they had prepared" for us, since they
used the best men on both the San
ford and Orlando teams. hut the
SAlhNeNtAA0 h0NoSSAlNlAN uhu
pated Just such a reception and as
soon as the first inning had been I'm.
ished IL was plain to all that we.were
equal to the task.
Windham-of ORR adO--was ON the
firing line for Ocala, and pitched a
good game. Wilson. one OF the new
acquisitions to the Oak Halls, pitched
an excellent game. allowing only three
scattered hits. Hooks. who did the
receiving. was there with the goods.
and In all the new men measured
up TO every promise. Bullock played
star ball on first. accepting every
chance-and he had some mean ones.
too. while Tim Hendricks caused some
OF the Brick Cityites TO tear their hair
when he made a couple OF sensational
stops az third. Allen. Peddy. Graham,
SpOttswood. Watson and all were in
good trim and did their share In blank.
ing the boys who announced before
the game that they would make easy
pickings" OF us.
The Oak Halls had an excellent
chance 70 tally In the sixth-two men
on bases with only one down, but
Hendricks and Peddy couldn't get on
and there We faded. This was too
much for Ocala, who seemed anxious
90 call IL on" II was fast growing
dark. hence the game was called at
the end Of the seventh-O-0.
The same teams will play again to-
day. Ainsley. the left.handed man.
will pitch for Gainesville. while Walk.
er will do the stunt for Ocala. We
will win.
The Game by Innings.
SpOttswood singled over second;
Graham fOuled out TO catcher; Allen
went to first on a bunt. SpottswOOd go
ing TO second; Wilson struck out;
spottswood caught trying to reach |
third. Hits 2. runs q.
l.. Donaldson grounded out to Bull |
lock; Red Donaldson skied out TO
Graham: Pounds out. third TO first.
Hendricks making a sensational stop
OF an exceptionally hot one. Hits v.
runs o.
Second Inning.
Tim Hendricks out. short TO first;
Peddy few out TO right; Bullock went
the same way 90 left. Hits o. runs q.
Barnett singled To center; Jones
grounded TO short, who felded slow.
~. both safe; Collins fieW out to Wat
son. Myers sacrificed; Galloway re-.
tired the side, second to FIRST. Hits
I. runs o.
Third inning.
Watson was called out on strikes;
Hooks took the 1853 Four route tn
nrst. spOttsWood struck out, Hooks
catcher to second Hits .,
runs a.
Jimmie Windham. tho Orlando frl.
low. promptly tanned donaldson out,
short Ca fret Rcd nnnaldsou Sent the
same nay hts %. runs o. l.
Fouuh lnn,Na. II
Graham rTu,b uut. Aleu- did the
,amr Wlr,u $40. called uut Goa
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