The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-19


Bring on your worlds champs the
next time Stewart goes on the mound.
These dinlxy class A champions aren't
fast enough to get the big 'un in
sweat
The New Orleans. pill pushers ex-
pected to meet a rather fashy amateur
outfit, but they hardly expected 70
bump into bevy Of untamed wildcats.
Big Stewart simply shot them down
Ike ninepfns. and they had no more
chance with him than the proverbial
SNOWFALL in the equally proverbial land
Of superheated ozone. Not single
champ frisked the dust at Grifhnville
until the eighth and against Stewart
they didn't look any more husky than
the Deacon Browns.
But don't forget the eight pals be-
hind the brilliant Stewart. Every man
mingled in the doings, and worked for
the common victory tooth, nall and
eye ball. That little streak Of Irish
lightning, Jos. Graham, looked like q
snap shot Of Darnie Bush when he was
really good. getting them here, there
and supreme grace. Bemmery Smiler
Griffin shouIdered into the spotlight's
glare, producing the pinch punch that
wrecked the amusement and perform
ing around the bag like a pyrotechnic
factory run amuck. In fact. all Of the
DOYG were
Of their pedals to the roof OF their
think factories and then some.
Recovered from their stage fright Of
Sunday local talent went after the
gravy from the jump. Jeter opened the
second with a smoking single to right
and romped to third when Barr let It
whistle through his legs. Zehner few
to Manush and Vermille to short. but
Grimm, a. home product and not the
imported article, whistled liner over
short. Jeter streaking home amidst the
widest enthusiasm.
Pensacola. had q chance In the third
when Graham walked with one down
and was safe at second when Sprinkle
played with Jones's sacrifice to that
bag: But Roache and Jeter couldn't
produce.
In the sixth with one down Stewart
and Graham singled, but Jones was out
on a third strike foul hunt and Stewart
was nipped stealing third.
In the sixth Roache singled past
third. Jeter singled to center, Roache
being held on second. Both runners
moved up on q passed ball and Roache
scored on Vermille's Texas Lacquer to
center
Stewart reached third in the seventh
via his wounded leg, Graham's walk
and Jones's sacrifice with one gone,
but Roache breezed and Jeter lofted to
right
It was three up and hree down with
New Orleans until the eighth. Doane
opened this chapter with terrific line
drive through the box to center. Kla-
witter, trying to sacrifice, popped to
Grimm. Doane purloined second. An
gemier mangled the ozone. Doane
swiped third. Storch drew q pass.
Storch was caught in a chase and
tagged by zehner before Doane could
score, while the grandstand fairly
rocked with the vehemence Of the fan
Joy.
1t was three up and three down for
Chollie's clan in the ninth and a happy
crowd of fanomaniacs Immediately col :
lected a pulse of twenty five simoleons
and dropped them into the able mitt
Of the Right Honorable Giant-killer
Stewart.
The game was twice delayed, once
for twelve minutes and once for nine,
by showers. The New Orleans players
utilized tn erespite to gaze at Stewart
and family gasp "Where'd you get
him?"
Considering the class of the attrac-
ton the crowd was small. When the
management at great expense goes out
after the cream of class A and amateur
talent proceeds to make 'em look
foolish, better deal from the fan flock
Is due than was manifested yesterday.
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