The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-08


the jumps will get his, too.
what's the use, when there are
hundreds in the stand?
Bars bravoes came back in fancy
style yesterday. finishing on the long
end Of a classy exhibition by the short
margin Of three-one. Young Mr.. Mar
tina, who has eeSed some small meas
ure OF fame where the music OF the
bingle minglts with the dirge of the
bobble occupied the hurting hill for the
invaders and his peslxy presence
chilled the aspirations of the struggling
locals so effectively that they consid-
cred themselves lucky to reap one
measly count while the opposition was
amassing three.
Bars beauties made three runs
while divers bearcats were making
one, and there you have the story OF
the battle in a nutshell with all Its
why's and wherefor IS.
The aliens started something In.
stanter. Dobard waited and walked
and tripped merrily to second wher
Condor laid It down. Tarleton smashed
a single to left and the ambitious Mr.
Dobard demtsed at the plate wher
Roache leaped to the rescue with as
fine a throw as ever gladdened the
eyesight Of local patrons. Tarleton
ambled to second on the throw, and
snealSed third. Barr drew a pass anC
larcenied. Irwin developed frenzie6
clutch and both runners logged home
on his passed ball. Roache squashec
Gilbert's aspirations, and the perspir-
ing locals trudged in to break a lance
with Mr.. Martina But that Martins
person had resolved to reserve the
lance breaking festivities for his very
own and although Sentell banged 8
bingle to right in the second and Ora
ham s eyesight gave him Transports
ton in the fourth, there was nothinl
doing, as they have to step on thc
plate to make 'em count and nobody
got farther than second. In the fourth
however, the fans enjoyed q briei
Jubilee. Roache damned a long one tt
deep left, but Gilbert made a classy
grab of it. Sentell got a life on Bars
miscue. Zehner smote single to GEN.
ter and Senten rushed for third
Bremmerhoff's throw had him easy
but Gondolh messed things and Sentel
cantered home with the joy-maker
Zehner went to second on the play
where he fingered as Griffin lofted ard
Fritz posed beautifully while the jumps
was calling three.
The visitors put another across In
the fifth. Martina arrived on Zehner's
bum peg, and after Dobard and Con
dol1 had been decapitated Tarletor
and Barr ambled; Irwin leaped into
the scrimmage with passed ball anc
another came pattering over for the
man from lover there"
Burmeister's wildness in the early
going had him constantly flirting with
misfortune, but he steadied after the
fifth and had things his own way. II
was too late, however, as Marina was
shining on the job like August sun
shine IN the tropics, and the widest
slap-stick efforts were unavailine
against the stuff he uncorked.
Gilbert, who has scintillated in va
rious circuits, but now halls from the
Western League, looked awful good in
left-that is, from a strictly alien
standpoint. Roache got his hackles uI
and showed the populace how to throw
'em out at the plate, his assassination
of Dobard in the first being a fine
piece of craftsmanship.
They struggle for the rubber today
Fritz viii probably hurl for home
honor, unless Stewart feels capable
and iGondolfi aor Bremmerhoff will dc
the honors for the leaguers Today's
game will be the last of the season
and the locals will make frantic efforts
to grab 1t. Many of the stars of this
season viii find other fields and pas
lures new by 1912, and today will be
the fans last chance to see them in
action. It will be something OF a fare.
we'll as IL were, and every fan and
near-fan in the city should be right
there on the job to make their get.
away grand one.
The arrrnrsa xyor-ufOp.