The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-05
LOCALS TAKE;
-FOUR OF FIVE
FROM VISITORS
PARKER. HLAkEs SUCCEEDED IN
GETTING ONE GAME OF YES
TERDAVs DOUBLE HEADER
PENsAcoLAs HIT FOR SEVEN
pouHLEs in SUNDAYS GAME.

They came with rep; just exudins
And fandom feared the trouble they
would make.
Bux talk sounded dubious-wtth faces
long, lugubrious,
s They trembled at the name OF
Parker Blake.
They left with the jeers Of fandom
ringing in their ears,
A bunch of saffron lemons-spongy
Back home they sadly tripped. with
their reputation wrecked.
People hooted at the battered
Parker Blakes.
-Four out of FIVE from the fast New
Orleans senai-pros boosts the locals
record to the following figures on the
season: Played 81, won "a, lost L.
tied l.
Mes&rsy. Gutierrez and Zehner en-
deayored to show local patrons OF the
game a real reversible battery, Gut
ferez going to the box and Zehner DON
ming the wind pad and big mitt. One
inning sufficed for GuittereZ, singles by
Roache and Jeter after two were down,
Followed by Grif1ns double to the
fence counting two. Zehner went 10
The hin in the second and reached the
fourth with only one hit. Grimm
opened the fourth with line drive 10
right which Adams held. Gordon
singled, Pfingstl was safe on Zenner
nun. Gordon taking third and scoring
when Relf muffed a throw to eaten
him. Phngstl going to second. Weber
doubled. Phngstl counting. Antley
doubled. Weber counting. Jones fouled
to Guitterez. Graham was safe on
Adamss muff, Antley going 70 third
and scoring when Guitterez Jet
Adans's throw get away, FranaIn
taking second. Roache doubled Graz
ham counting the fifth run of the in
ming. Weber opened the seventh with
a double against left field fence;
Jones's sacrifice sent him alopg ana
he scored on Grahams single fRoache
singled and Jeter doubled, Graham and
Roache counting.
The visitors reaped lonely tally
in the fifth on Miller's Texas Lacquer
back Of third, which went for double
and two infield outs.
Sundays game was the biggest slug
fest the locals have enjoyed this year.
Mondays Doings.
A double-header was pulled off yes
terday and the Parker Blakes showed
much improved form, managing to
grab the first.
"
Fucich, who was slammed so hard
Friday came back and put the stun
on display Weber was unfortunate In
his getaway. Schott walked, Relf
popped to pitcher. Zehner singled over
second, Schott going to third, Cult
terez doubled over Jones's bean after
zehner had stolen second, scoring
both runners. A wild pitch put Cult
terez on third, whence he scored when
Weber dropped the third strike on Mil
Ter and had to throw to first. The
visitors could make no further pro-
gress. but with Fucich going good
Pensacola couldn't grab a score. With
two down In the fifth and Zehner on
second via his double Weber was yank-
ed with two balls and two strikes on
Guitterez Stewart going to the mound,
The big boy showed nothing better
than Weber had displayed, but was
good enough to prevent further scor-
ing. The nearest Pensacola got to
run was In the third when H. Weber
was safe on Miller's muff and went to
third on two infield outs, but Roache
struck out.
Second Game.
The second game was probably the
most exciting Of the season. The To-
Gals trailed from the second to the
sixth. and with darkness shutting in
won out in the eighth, which proved tc
be the last. Jeter won this game prac-
tically single handed and incidentally
.copped some $50 in cash, a pair OF
trousers and a job lot of odds and
ends
Graham's single and letters triple
netted one in the first. but Guitterez
Miller e. Co. raised it one in the Sec
ond Gutierrez walked and Miller was
hit. Both advanced on a passed ball
Guitterez scored on Rankin's infield
out, playing the hit and run game
Miller moving up. Petty pulled q
peachy hunt, Miller counting. Nothing
more doing for the Parker Blakee
only twice did they go as far as sec