The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-12

COPIED BOTH
OF DOUBLE BILL
FIRST GAME WAS AN EASY VIC
TORY FOR LOCALS OVER THE
PEREs, BUT voEeEL's PITCH
ING MADE THE SECOND CLOSE
AND INTERESTING.

You're a good one, Mr.. Voegel, ana
you've earned some small repuLe.
AS a hurler you're impressive--your 70
a classy young galoot-
You're master of the mystery slant
YOU made our crowd look cheap.
But goodness, Mr.. Voegel' WHAT n7iSo
company you keep!
Those who said the Peres looked
good Friday were vastly mistaken. II
was Voegel who looked good ana ms
faam-nates merely reflected some OF
his glory The inhabitants of those
vari-colored uniforms went down twice
sunday before the prowess OF the
hustling Pensacolas. Two bob-talleo
affairs were pulled off in the swelter-
ing sunshine The fans didn't relish
the abbreviation of the amusement.
and the loud roar that greeted I'm
pire Fitzaptrick's announcement was
ample evidence of the frame OF the
fan mind. However, they were glad
the first didn't extend over longer
period. as it was cinched early In the
going and interest became lax Inc
second however, reached the curtall-
1nent stage at an unfortunate momenl.
Voegel was making the local array look
like a brigade of windmills, and the
visitors were just getting on 10 Antley
and it certainly looked as though they
had 3. chance. A splendid crowd was
out and as both games fell into the To-
cal basket folks were happy.
First Game.
R,,rmeister came back to hurl in the
first game. Burmeister is star ana
certainly has iron-man procliv1t1es,
but this pitching two in row is very
dangerous and he is taking big chances
with that arm of his, which should
be worth more to him in the next
dozen years than bank account run
ming into four figures Iron men nave
fIourished in the great national pas
time from time to time. but barring
Joe McGinnity, none of them ever
fiourished long. Glen Leinhardt was
the greatest of these in the Southern
league He pitched double headers
for Memphis with as much monchal-
ance as an ordinary man would cheW
beefsteak vet he couldn't stick with
Cleveland. and even the American AS
ISOLATION proved too fast for him later
on His perennial performance IN the
Southern got him nothing but an early
demise higher up and also helped mood
the Golfers of Bonesetter Reese ct al.
Ed Walsh after 1908, Matthewson after
1905, Jack Coombs during the early
portion Of the present year and dozens
of others afford shining examples OF
the truth of the above.
Brennan opened the game with q
double to left, the next two were SOIL
but Jameson was hit Johnson wal
loped a long high one to center which
Jones dragged down. In the third the
Peres reaped their lonely bracket
Brennan walked with one down and
went to second on Imbau's infield out
Vaccaro slammed hard grounder a.
Jeter, Brennan counting when the Sec
ond sacker failed to flag it.
Pensacola grabbed seven in the Sec
ond. Hits by Jeter, Smith, Antley
Graham and Jeter again, coupled will
errors by Jameson, Childress and John
son: a force out and a stolen base b,
Roache produced seven. Smith ant
Antley beat out hunts and Graham
bimgle went for two bases.
with one down, Jones outran hi
bunt in the fourth, and went to thir'
on Graham's infield out whence d
scored on Reaches single.
The feature Of this game was mag
nificent throw by Jones from deel
center to the plate, cutting off run Il
the fourth.