The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-30
MAPS OUTPLAY
PENSACOLAS
AND Win 6 TO |.
BIG LEAGUERs TAKE KINDLY TO
SHOOTS or MR.. STEWARD,
WHILE THE LATTER's SUP
PORT WAS NONE TOO GOOD
PENsAcoLRs SCORE WAS A
HOME RUN DRIVE BY BURNS.

Scout Sam Kennedy blew into Pen
sacola yesterday morning. bringing
with him sixteen big leaguers, part
of the Cleveland American aggrega-
ton for the season of 1912, and this
said aggregation defeated the Pensa-
colas at Maxent park in the afternoon
by the score of 6 to 1. In the bunch
are Crum Kaler, sometime from the
University of Marietta and pitcher
OF some note; Tene Knapp, fancy
spit ball artist: Joe Birmingham. one
OF the regular outfielders and the man
with the long distance wing, holding
the record Of the big leagues for long
throwing; John Grany. an old-time
pitcher, who Is now playing the out
field; Neal Ball, Of unassisted triple
play fame and a swift one at second;
r. Peckinpaugh, swift inf1elder
caught on the sand lot; Steve O'Neill,
from the Ecastern League and a young
catcher who has the stuff; P. Living
ston, last year with the champion
Athletics; l.. George, a southpaw re-
cruit from the American Association;
W. Stein, recruited from Portland,
Oregon. and whose good right arm
has landed him az one OF the Cleve-
land regular pitchers for the year;
Hydler Barr-well all Pensacola
knows Hydler; John Stansbury. last
year with Louisville and some third
! baseman; Jim zeigler, try-out
catcher: p. Talbot, an old-time pitcher
who has gone to the garden on ac-
! count of his smuggling; George Cook,
pitcher wild one from the bush;
and John Sweitzer. a try-out pitcher.
The CIevelands come for a series CT
three games, one Of which was played
yesterday. Scout Kennedy, who Is
90 tVxa no. ga Nd IN oil the
visitors expressed themselves as de-
lighted with the diamond and the park,
pronouncing 1t the best in the south,
with the possible exception Of Bir-
mingham.
Big Crowd Out.
A big crowd filed the grand stand
and hleachers yesterday afternoon and
watched a fast. we'll played game.
featured by Burnss home run, two
double plays by the Pensacolas and
sharp infield work of the visitors.
George and O'Neill worked the first
six innings for Cleveland and Stein
and Livingston the last three innings.
Stewart and Guittares formed the
Pensacola battery. The home boys
were a little nervous and seemed to
be somewhat short of work and may
be confidently expected to do better
today.
First Inning.
ensacola-Glaham famed, Jones
out on fly to short, Roach struck out.
First Inning Cleveland-Graney oct
, Burns to Griffin. Peckingpaugh
famed Barr to first on Roach's base
low throw, stole second and died when
Birmingham struck out.
Second Inning.
ensacola-Lurton out Barr to
V1yho ccxyarad fret BURNS ant
George to Barr. Griffin out short to
first
Z Cleveland--Ball safe on Graham
tumble. to second on Strausburys
sacrifice to Stewart and scored on Tai
bots safe drive to right field. O'Neill
out on foul fly to Griffin. George out
Guittares to Grim.
Third Inning.
Pensacola-Bell out Barr, unassist-
ed Guittarez out short to first
Steward safe on Bars error. Graham
bases when Jones went out George to
Barr.
observation-disclosures hit safe, stole
second and was out at third. Peck
inpaugh out fly to Graham. Barr hit
safe. stole second and left when Bir-
mingham was out Burns to Griffin.
Fourth Inning.
Pensacola-Roach out second to first
Lurton out short to first, and Burns
out by George unassisted.
Cleveland--Ball hit safe. stole Sec
ond. to third on Strausbury's Sacrifices
and scored on Talbot's hit. Talbot
stole second but was left, O'Neill go
ing out on n fly to Burns and George
q. first from catcher.
Fifth Inning.
Pensacola-Griffin out short to first
Bell famed. Guittarez out second t
first.
Cleveland-Graney out on long fly
10 Jones. Peckinpaugh out Roach L
Griffin. Barr out, three strikes.