The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-27
LOCALS DEFEAT
SENTE[LS ALL
STARS AGAIN
WITH STEWART DOING THE
TWIRLING PENSACOLA WON BY
THE SCORE OF TO 2 IN INTER
EsTINo GAME.

the weather, a large crowd turned out
Sunday for the deciding game Of the
series between Sentelrs Stars and
Pensacola, Pensacola easily coping
the contest by score of 4 to 2.
Rankin, who clipped the locals spurs
Friday, was again on the mound for
the visitors, but after one inning in
which Pensacola made a hit and a
run, he gave way to Fucich on ac
count of a sore arm. Fucich, who
pitched a hard game Saturday, came
right back and hurled a nice game,
but his support was awful shalky in
spots.
Pensacola used big Reuben Stewart
and while his pitching was not as SEN
sational as was Kelly's of the previous
day, outside OF the fourth inning he
was invincible with men on the bases.
His most notable achievement was in
the sixth round when after Begins,
the first man to face him, had hit safe
| and d. Gondolh passed he struck out
Mastering and Sente1l and caused
Wells to roll to the in1eld.
! Kelly was used as lead of man and
| proved to be the best man yet tried in
| that position. He did not get hit
| but scored two runs, half as many as
| the entire team made.
! Pensacola was the first to hang up
/ a tally. Kelly opened her half of the
i first inning by drawing a pass. was
neatly sacrificed to second by Roach
| and scored on Chastant's hard single
| to left which eluded P. Gondolfi and
went to the fence, Chastant taking
second on the misplay. Hauser's out,
| short to first, moved him to third
where he died when Gordon was out,
! third to first.
| The visitors evened the count and
went us one better in the fourth. The
| first ten men to face Stewart had been
retired in order but Begins, the
| eleventh, walked and was out on an
/ attempted steal of second. Gondolf
walked and went to third on Vaster-
! ling's long single to left. Sentell hit
past short, scoring Gondolfi, Vaster-
ling taking third. Senten tried to
steal second but was caught in chase
| between the bags, and in trying to
run him down, Hauser dropped a
| throw from Griffin, Mastering scoring
| and Senteu annexing second. Wells
| bumped to Hauser, who booted, the
runner being safe at first and SenteIl
taking third but Cazelot ended it with
hot grounder to Stewart.
Pensacola lost no time in tying It
up. Chastant opened her half Of the
same inning with a roller to Vaster-
ling, who heaved high over Adams's
turret and Chastant went all the way
around to third. Hauser doubled over
Begginss knob and Chastant ambled
| in but the three following batters
could not produce the wherewithaI
necessary to score Hauser, Gordon
n popping up to catcher, Haley going out
/ from short to first and Griffin from
Il third to first
The locals applied the Anal touches
in the fifth. Gutierrez singled to right,
and Stewart, trying to hunt, popped to
the pitcher and Guitterez was doubled
off first. Kelly was made present of
first base and to show his gratitude
for the gift, stole the next cushion.
Roach grounded to the shortstop, who
kicked the pill and then pegged wild
to first, Kelly scoring and Roach going
to second. Chastant bumped to Vas
terling at third, but Adams dropped
the throw and before he could recover,
Roach had crossed the plate. Chas-
tant was wrecked at second trying to
piIfer.
The visitors last chance to score
was in the sixth inning when Begins
hit safe and D. Gondolf1 walked, but
Stewart frightened and whitfield Vas
terling and Sentell and retired Wells
on an easy grounder to Hauser.
The final details are not of enough
interest to dilate upon.
Columbus, of the Cotton States
league, viii play here Friday, Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday labor Day.
and as the locals are about as fast as
this league, the games should be hotly
contested.
The score: