The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-16
Twilight League
ovERALLS PUT 1T ALL OVER OAK
FIELD-TWO THOUSAND PER
COUNTRY CLUB AND oSCEoLA
CLUB READY FOR TOMORROW.
BY Philips.

After occupying rear seat in the
cellar since the season opened, the
Overalls shook off the "hoodoo' yes
terday and walloped Oakfield by the
score of IA to 4. The winners pre-
scented an almost new lineup from
that of their last~game and as result
their work was of a much higher class
than they have shown heretofore.
Oakfield seemed to play in hard
luck all the way, for besides numer-
Gus misplays, Ciulla was injured in the
last of the second and was forced to
leave the box, thus leaving his team
without its regular pitcher.
Errors, hits and runs made it rather
too difficult to figure up the score in
the time possible, but Connors and Du
rant deserve special mention for their
good all round work and the Ovegails
were warmly congratulated on their
greatly improved work.
Todays Game.
The one thousand per cent Beavers
and Real Estates meet this af'e noon
and this game is being watched With
much interest as both teams are
among the best in the league and ms
neither has lost a game this adds to
the importance of their first meeting
Each team Is in splendid condition
and as the Beavers have little the
better batting team and the Real Els
tates much the swiftest fielding team
there Is sure to be some fast work
done this afternoon and it Is not ex
pected that the victor will have much
10 spare. The lineup:
Beavers-O'Connell, catcher; Boni
fay,H. pitcher; Roche, first base;
Touart, second base; Olsen, A. third
base; Hartman, short stop; hum
phries, c. left field; Stanley, center
field; Bombay. c. right field; Paranell
Adams, Hodgeboom, subs.
Real Estates-Borras, catcher; M
Ewaine, pitcher; Johnson, first base;
Drtell, second base; Wallace, third
base; E. Swaine, short stop; ]. Olsen
Pyritz and Mertins, outfield; Harvey
And Finch, subs.
Country Club VS.. osceoIa Club.
Since its announcement the special
game arranged for tomorrow between
the best players of the Country Club
and the Osceola Club, it has been at
tracing more than ordinary interest
and both teams are being literally
supported by dozens of supporters. An
immense crowd is expected out to see
the fun and as each team is to have
twelve sponsors from among Pensa
coia's fairest matrons and maidens
special arrangements will be made to
handle the crowd and no one need
hesitate In coming.
The teams colors are: Osceola
Club, red; Country Club, blue. Sec.
tions will be set aside for the spon-
sors for each team and suitable decora-
tions made.
The Second Game.
Immediately following this game the
popular Alagas and Athletics will cross
bats and this also promises to be a
splendid game and one which is being
discussed among the fans perhaps as
much as any game this week has been
Both teams have numerous supporters
and many are anxious to see the bat.
tie
The Osceola's Team.
The Osceola Club announces the fol
lowing team:
]. S. McGaughey, catcher; Lieut.
Henley, U. s. N, pitcher: F. c. Brent
Jr., first base; F. w. Riley, second
base; e. G. Quina, third base; DR.
Ernest Quina, short stop; J. c. Wat
son, left field; R. F. Mitchell, center
held; DR.. s. R. Mallory Kennedy, right
helder; A. II. Warren, J. E. Stillman
II H. Thornton, subs.
s or 6 doses 1866" win cure any