The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-04-12
ST. STAN|sAUS TEAM
BEATS PASCAG0UA
College Boys Prove Luckler In
Game That Was The Best
Yet Played.
BEAULuEUs GREAT SPEED
ONLY ASSET OF VISITORS
Both Twlrlsrs Work An Excellent
Article OF Ball, And Each
Team Plays To Nigh STAN
dard OF Fielding.

| The arst Ut the inter.cIty baseball
games was played the first Ut the week
between the picked PascagOula team
and the fast organization from St.
StanIsixus c0llexe. Bay St. Louis.
The threatening weather kept the
crowd to small proportions, hut those
who went TO the park witnessed an
excellent Rsn,e, the work OF the two
pitchers being especially clever.
Beaullieu set new high water mark
for strike outs, bowling over twenty
OF the local players, while Gus Frentz,
who pitched q stcadier game thr0ug-
out, whiffed thirteen of The visitors.
VISITORS SCORE.
The visitors got the irst hit and
first run Of the game In the third to-
ming. Melancon, 0rst up In this 10.
ming, singled to right. Beaullieu
famed, and Melanc0n was caught
trying TO steal second. With two
down, Perry, the Meridian youngster,
who will bear watching, hit to left
centre for Two sacks, and scored when
A. Frentz muffed Taups SKY scraper
behind second base. J. Kelley, nrst
man up In the fourth, singled to left,
STOLE second and died there. The locals
pulled of . fast double play In the
sixth. @. Wilbert caught one IL the
ribs and walked, with one down. J.
Kelly hit vicious liner to right tieId,
which BrOndum nailed and doubled q.
Wilbert on flrst.
The visitors again became acQuaint-
ed with the bit aud run columns 10
the eighth Inning. Malancon, who
proved to be q clever and steady
catcher as well as consistent hitter,
beat out bit TO second base. Beaul.
lieu surprised himself and team mates
by singing to right, moving the
catcher up one base. Melancon stole
third, W. Frederic dropping perfect
throw from T. Anderson, and scored
while Perry was being retired, A..
Frentz to Joe Ros.
LOCALS FIRST HIT.
The locals failed TO connect safely
until the fourth Timing, although W.
Pelham walked 10 the frst inning
and promptly stole second. In the
fourth A. Frentz beat out an in6eld
bit after two were down. In the sixth
the local boys lost their best oppor.
tunity. With two down, Joe Ros sin.
gled to right and vent to second on
W. Pelhsm's safe tap handled too
late by the pitcher and took third ON
J. Kelley's bad throw. W. Pelham
again stole second. With two on
bases, A. Frentz whitfield.
The ninth inning proved hair.
raiser, however. J, Ros famed. W.
Pelham walked for the second time,
and went to third on A. Frentz's
double TO left. w. Frederic hit to
short, and W. Pelham was nailed at
the plate. N. Ros hit to deep short,
who threw low to first, A. Fsents
scoring, and then stole second by
proxy, a runner being substituted for
him. McFaul walked, and the bases
were filed. +. Anderson, whose
catching was 4 feature of the game,
tried hard to bit safe, but his attempt
was . death at drst by way Of the
pitcher.
Ray Ros kept the two teams play
log ball from the jump, and neither
side found occasion TO dispute his
umpiriDg. The game was fast one.
being playedin one hour and thirty
minutes.