The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-08-23
OCALA IS IMPROVING
Defeated the Phosphate City Baseball
Team by a Score of Nine to Six
Yesterday Afternoon

The usual Thursday afternoon crowd
was out to see the game at the ball
park yesterday; that is to say, not a
very large crowd. not as big as the
Ocala players deserve as a reward and
encouragement for their hard work.
but still a crowd.
The lineup of the two teams was
as follows:
OcaIa: Izlar, SIS; Chaza1, CT; Ander-
son, ID; Brown. c: Galloway, If: Davis,
2b; Dewey, 3b; Bullock, IF; Flecken-
stein. p.
Dunnellon: Waters. SIS; Curry, Of;
Brazier, 1b; Metcalf, 2b; Muller, c; ].
Metcalf, If; Julian. p; Stafford, IF; Car
roll, 3b.
In their half of the first inning Dun
mellon did not make a hit. Izlar was
the first man Up for Ocala and hit to
short, reaching first, went down to sec
Ond on the catcher's muff Chazal made
a safe hit and reached first Izlar
came in home when the first baseman
dropped the ball, and Chazal went to
second. Roy Galloway walked and
Chazal reached third, then Davis
struck out. the catcher missed the ball
and Chazal came in home. Two runs.
did not reach first base. Bullock
struck out for Ocala, Fleckenstein
went out on a hit to pitcher Izlar
was safe on a hit too hot for the third
baseman to handle. Izlar stole second
and third and came in home on Cha
zars hit. ChaZal out first to second.
Third inning. The first man up for
Dunnellon put a long fly toward Bull
N
it and caught it while he was falling.
The next man up was safe on a hit
over third and then stole second. The
next batter was struck out and the
runner was put out trying to steal
third. Pat Anderson started in for
Ccala with a single TO leftfield and was
followed by Brown, who hit to center
field, but Pat was caught at second
and Brown again followed suit by get
ting out, stealing second. Roy Gallo
way was out on a hit to short.
Fourth inning. The first man up for
the visitors walked and reached second
on batter's hit to centerfield. Next man
up hit TO second, forcing out the man
on first while the man on second went
down TO third, coming in on batter's
sacrifice to pitcher. Then came a rain
of hits, two men scoring Ocala did not
make hit in her half. Galloway was
put in the box Fleckenstein going to
second and Davis catching in Browns
place.
Fifth inning. Galloway struck out
the first man up for Dunnellon. The
next batter was hit and went to second
when catcher missed the ball. Gallo
way also struck out the next batter
Then came a hit and one man came in,
but the inning was finished when the
centerfielder caught a long fly. For
.Ocala, Flecktenstein started with a
two-bagger and reached third on IL
lars hit: Izlar stole second. Chazal
struck out and the -Dunnellon fans be-
gan cheering. but stopped when An
derson. T., hit to third and Flecken-
stein and Izlar came in Brown got a
two-bagger, putting Anderson on third,
who came in on Galloway's outfield
fly. Davis knocked a fly and was
caught out.
Sixth inning. Dunnellon did not
reach first in her half. Galloway struck
out one and the other two were out on
flies. For Ocala, Fleckenstein reached
first, but was thrown out at second.
Seventh inning. The first man up for
Dunnellon was out on a grounder to
second. The next man walked and
was advanced to second by batter's hit
to short. Then came more hits, two
men coming in. For Ocala, Izlar reach
ed first and when the frstbaseman
dropped the ball Chazal walked, and
both runners moved up a base on the
pitchers wild throw TO second to
catch Izlar mapping, who came in on
Andersons hit to short. Chazal went