The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-06-30
ANOTHER GOOD GAME
This Time ocaIa Won From Orlando
Bv a Score of 2 to


From Wednesdays Daily:
The rain of yesterday afternoon,
though badly needed, came near pre-
venting the second game on the local
grounds between Orlando and Ocala.
After the rain ceased a fair sized
crowd wended its way to the ball
park, and the game was called short
:. ly after four o'clock.
1t was a game which should arouse
considerable enthusiasm among the
good people of Ocala, and they have
shown in the last two games that they
appreciate good baseball. The club
hopes that the citizens will continue
to patronize the games and help keep
up a baseball team that will well rep
resent Ocala.
Harris started to pitch for Ocala
and got through three innings, with
only one hit being made off his deliv-
cry and no runs scored His arm was
paining him, and he had to retire af-
ter the third inning. Spottswood, af
ter pitching a hard game on Monday,
7 consented to again occupy the box,
and the work he did kept the strong
Orlando hitters from making a clean
sweep of the series. Pierce, who had
been catching Harris, went to right
field, and Price took up his station be-
hind the bat.
The locals made their first run in
the fourth inning With one man out,
Spottswood was hit by pitched ball,
and went to first. Izlar was substitute
ed to run for him. Savarese hunted
and John Windham fumbled, which
put Izlar on second, and Savarese on
first. Drayton was hit by batted ball
and declared out Roy Galloway was
there with the goods. He picked out
a nice one and sent it past short stop
for a clean single, while Izlar romped
home with the first run of the game.
Orlando tied the score in the fifth
inning. Lee was given a base on
balls, and proceeded to steal second.
He took third on a passed ball, and
crossed the plate on John Windham's
single to left field.
The run which won the game came
in the eighth inning. Price, the first
man up hit safely to left field. John
son drove liner to Lee, and was out.
Pierce singled to center, Price peg
ging it all the way to third base on
the hit. Beaman made poor throw
to third to catch Price, and the latter
continued his journey to the plate
with what proved to be the winning
run, as Orlando went out in short or
der in their half of the ninth.
Harris pulled out of a dangerous
hole in the second inning, and retired
the visitors without run Jimmy
Windham was safe at first on John
sons error. Beardall was out on
foul fly to Pierce, after which Pike
hit safely to right field. Beaman
hunted and Harris fumbled the ball,
filling the bases, with only one man
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Jimmy Windham out at the plate.
vLimerick also hit to Harris. who toss
ed Pike out at the plate.
Spottswood went into the box in
the fourth inning without warming
up, which is not a particularly COM
Portable condition for any pitcher.
The first batter to face him was jim
my Windham. Windham picked out
the first ball over the plate and drove
it to deep center for two bases. This
was probably to even up what Spots
wood did to Windham on Monday.
Windham got to third and Beardall
to second, with no one out, which was
an anxious situation for the local
rooters. The next three men went
out in order and no run was scored.
Pike was retired on a foul fly to
Johnson, Beaman famed. and Smith
retired the side with a long fly to Gal
loway.
The score:
Orlando ALB r II Pc A E
Limerick Oh @ O 2 3