The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-26
PENSACOLAS
GIVE ALL-STARS
BOTH GAMES
LOCALS FAILED TO PLAY THEIR
USUAL GAME, AND VISITORS
TOOK ADVANTAGE OF COSTLY
ERRORS AND HURMEIsTER's
WIL1NEss.

Zee. wisenheim land is up there in the
stand!
There they are never in doubt.
To them it's q cfnch when the teams
in pinch
To fnd such an easy way out.
Tho they blow in the third. the
knows" win be heard
As 40 how they could land In the
clover,
But t7n syre silent and still with their
" isdom until
The Aast OF the ninth is well over.
All OF which shows that hindsight
has foret light beaten to a husky whis-
per and further that your fan must
feel hin1a elf a nifty guy In the know
TT line D o adjudge himself competent
to aIferna ltely cheer and jeer as the
team bling les and hobbies out there on
the field. Your fan has an April day
backed ov er the dump and begging
for mercy when It comes to change
ability. Nav he is floating along on
cloud Of joy In a sky OF rapturous
hope, when presto. Burrneister heaves
one into tins stands. Roache makes
subway thrsow, and down comes Mr..
Bug with a thump. For the remain
der Of the day his burning remarks
and vftriolie aspect makes the very
sun sneak I'M behind cloud. rank
has-been.
The first game was a ding dong af-
fair, Messrs. Stewart and Verneille
being punctuRed in spots, but still re-
manning good enough to severely
crimp scoring operations. Stewart
handled Swaciua,s swatsrnfths with as
from Evergreen. The big boy held
them hitless tn the sixth. verneille
started this frame with a bingle to
right and kept right on to second
when Antley failed to stop 1t with his
hoofs. Benedict tried to sacrifice, but
Guitterez caught Verneille at third.
Pocase lifted to Jones, who made a
pretty catch. Sengtell singled to right,
Benedict tried to take third. and Ant
1ey's throw had him mile. but Roache
stepped into the breach, stuck one fin
on high and Benedict romped merrily
home as the pill sailed on Sentell
xneandered down to second while
Roache was chasing the ball and max
ing a futile throw home. Zehner got
Swacina, but the lone run looked inn
mense. The all stars filed the bases
in the eighth on Verneille's hit, a pass
to Pocase and Sentell's hit with one
out. 1t looked like trouble with big
Swacina ambling to the plata. Stew
art gripped himself and Swacina' s
grounder to Graham forced verneiile
at the plate Stewart kept Woodie
Thornton's lamps trimmed low, as he
smote three times and sadly picked
up his glove
Pensacola was pecking at verneille
from the get-away. In the first sin
giles by Jones and Roache produced
nothing but hope to be dashed In the
fourth after Zehner had doubled, Cult
terez walked. but Griffin hit into a
double play. In the fifth, Graham
walked with two gone and Jones sin
gled. Jones was caught at first in a
trance and Graham edged toward
third. Swacina threw across the dia-
mond and Graham lodged back and
Fritz and Verneiile finally formed a
Gordon around the elusive midget and
Sentell finally put the ball on him af-
ter he hald ducked several attempts.
Eoache singled ia the sixth bat Jeter
hit into a doubleiplay.
Zehner sent his second double crash
ing to center to open the ninth. Cult
terez sacrificed him to third. Grimm,
who I'm the ante Meridian days has
been known to produce the pinch
knock grounded to short and out.
Antley waited Texas Lacquer to CEN
ter and folks enjoyed a brief jubilee
as 1t was tied up Verneille knocked
the veneer of Stewards elbow and
Graham grounded to Pocase. whose
heave to FIRST was horrfd but Swacina
dug it up with great ease.
Stewards elbow was so badly wound
ed that he retired to the seciusion of
the bench and Burmeister went in.
The soldier slant dispenser hit Bene-
dist. the first man to face him. Po-
case laid II down and Sentell singled
of Reaches shins. Benedict kept right
on to the plate and Roache threw low.
Senten went to third in the melee and
Burmeister promptly wild pitched him
home. Score. first game: