The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-23
BREWTON.TEAM
BANKED LOCALS
VISITORS SCORED ONE TIME IN A
CLOSE AND EXCITING GAME AT
PALMETTO BEACH.

Palmetto Beach yesterday was the
scene of battle royal between the B.
C. l. and p. H. S. baseball squads, with
the Brewton boys carrying off the
honors. The game was won by Sow
ellis single to left field with Calf on
third. It was the only run of the
game, but it was sufficient. At two
other times the visitors threatened to
score, but Shuttleworth's excellent box
work stemmed the tide.
In the fifth inning, with two men on
second and third, Shuttleworth struck
out the next three men up. 1t was an
excellent bit of work and the crowd
was much pleased.
Again in the sixth there were two
runners ON bases, and ''Shuttle's splen-
did pitching pulled his team out Of the
hole.
On the other hand, the home team
could not connect safely with Penn
curves, only three measly singles being
obtained. Penn obtained only four
strike-outs, but he had the locals feed
ing out of his hand all along.
The High Schools only chance to
score came in the seventh inning. In
this inning Anderson hit safely down
the third base line, but was out trying
to steal second. Coleman popped up
to third base. Watson was safe on an
error by the first baseman, and pill
fered second. Shuttleworth hit to
short-stop and was safe on his tumble
Watson should have gone to third
here. Bombay hit to second and was
out at first, ending the rally. The
locals never had another look-in.
Shuttleworth was easily the bright
est star in the armament. He obtain
ed fourteen strike-outs and pitched a
superb game. Any sort of stick work
would have enabled the locals to win.
The following gives the game by in
nings:
First: Sowell bit to pitcher and
was out at first. Rabb lined out to
the short-stop. Penn hit to left field
for two bags, but Robbins struck out
Fell struck out Anderson out,
Downing to first Coleman flied out to
Robbins.
Second: Downing struck out Hol-
1iday out on grounder to first.
Mimms struck cut. Quick work
Watson out to short-stop. Shuttle
worth hit safely through short and
stole second Bombay flied out to
Robbins. Myers out, Penn to Tyles.
Third: Miller struck out. TyIes
struck out. Sowell was safe on Wat
sons muff Of a liner but Shuttleworth
caught him mapping.
Lybrand out, Penn to Tyles Nc
Cam popped up to short. Fell struck
out.
Fourth: Rabb singled to left and
stole second. Penn popped up to
short-stop. Robbins out, Shuttleworth
to Watson. Downing popped up to the
pitcher
Anderson was safe on Downing's
error, but was caught mapping by
Tyles. Pad coaching. Coleman popped
up to TVles. Watson flied out to CEN
ter field
Fifth: Holiday singled to center
Mimms advanced him one with a sim
gle. Things looked gloomy. Miller
struck out. On Shuttleworths balk
both runners advanced. Shuttleworth
struck on Tyles and SowelI Good
work
Shuttleworth out, Downing to TyIes.
Bombay hit safely-over second. but
was caught off when Myers popped up
TO Penn. Double play.
sixth: Rabh singled between third
and short. Penn walked. Robbins's
grounder forced Rabb at third Down
ing struck out and Holiday followed
suit. More good box work
Lybrand grounded out, third to first.
McGann out, Penn to Tyles. Fell fell
a victim to the same dose
Seventh: Mimms got hit and Gan
ran for him. Miller flied ont 10 ~
brand, WHO made pretty running
catch On an over-throw IN the
pitcher. Calf stole second Tvles
went out, Shuttleworth to Watson and
Gaff was safe on third, when RonifaI y,
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