The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-07
Twilight League
RExALLs TRIUMPH OVER OVER
ALLs-LATTER COMPLETELY
.ouTcLAssED AND WALLoPED
20 TO o-FIcKAs GETS FIRST
HOME RuN-PAsTIMEs VS.. ALA
GAS ToDAY-oTHER FEATURES
BY Philips.


dous overdose of Rexall yesterday by
the famous Rexall boys, and though
the score has never been completed
the scorer announces that 1t was GER
tainly not less than twenty rounds"
Of the bags in three innings. while all
the Overalls could get to "cut the
taste" was a big goose egg. They
were simply outclassed in every de-
partment by the medicine boys, who
raped out singles, doubles, and even
ct home run at will, and then pilfered
bases and crossed the plate just as
they pleased, running up total Of
twenty runs from a total of fourteen
hits, three of which were two-base
hits, one a three-bagger and one a
home run.
On the other hand only nine men
faced Barrow in the three innings,
three of whom struck out and the
others were easy outs by the splendid
fielding of the RECALLS. The latter
seem to be strengthened by the pres
ence of Sydney Bell behind the bat
and their good all-round work will
cause many to watch the game Friday
when they meet the fast Merchant
Pastimes.
They knocked three pitchers out Of
hHC UOA yC6IClu0y, IhO houV I'LL VI
Fickas being the browning feature Of
their good stick work and the work
OF White at second was also notice
able.
This ended the first round of the
league and the standing is as follows:
The Pastimes, Real Estates, Oakfeld,
Beavers and RECALLS have won one
and lost none, percentage 1000; while
the Athletics, Alagas, Independents,
Cubs and Overalls have been the
losers in this round.
Todays Game.
The Merchant Pastimes and Alagas
will furnish the fun for this afternoon
and a splendid game Is expected. The
Pastimes have put up wonderfully
strong game so far and stand unde-
feated to date. The Alagas have not
been so fortunate but will put forth
every effort to defeat the Pastimes
and as there are many well known
and popular players on each team a
large crowd Is expected this afternoon.
The Merchant Pastimes will use the
following lineup: Fisher Real Es-
tate, pitcher; Hat Rack, or Meyers
Shoe Co., catcher; G. M. A. first base;
Pensacola State Bank. second base;
American National Bank, third base;
Bank Note, short stop; Jno. White Co.,
right field; s. H. c., center field; VIM.
Johnson, left field; Marston & Quina
and 90, subs.
The syrup people claim to have
something new in the way Of ''syp"
ball that they claim will do for the
strong lineup furnished by their
rivals; something sticky" they say,
and that the whole team is Something
sticky" can be learned from the fol-
lowing lineup: Alaga Syp Reilly, p;
T.. Syp Alaga Haley or White, c.;
Z. Syp Reilly, h.; r. Syp Bell, 2b.;
III. Alaga Berlin, 3D.; L. Molasses
Lischkoff, S.; and M. Syp Solomon,
If. The utility catcher and first base
man will be used in the field.
The management announces that
The Pastimes and Recalls will play
The first game Friday at 430.
The first Osceola- Country Club game
will be played Friday, June II, on
The North Hill field Arrangements
are under way to make this one of the
special features of the season and
already much interest Is being
aroused
The Fisher Real Estate Agency has
made application for membership in
the league and promise 70 furnish a
team from members of their own of
fee force. They will probably be
given a chance very soon.
The baseball committee meets this
morning and many matters Of import.
ance to the league will come up. The
committee is composed of w. X Hyer
Jr., chairman; DR.. Clarence Hutchin,
son and w A. Blount Jr