The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-28
DEFEATED BY THE SCORE OF ID
TOXIN A GAME THAT WAS FEA-
TURED ONLY BY THE HEAVY
HITTING OF THE LAWMAKERS.

The Snappers got theirs In large
quantities at Jackson yesterday after
noon. The Lawmakers had on their
batting clothes and they clouted the
ball to all corners of the field, scoring
fourteen runs of seventeen solid swats,
some of the extra base variety. The
raps came In clusters, while the Jack
son lads were aided in their run get
ting by several errors and wild heaves.
The home boys secured seven runs and
fought hard to the last ditch, but 1t
was one of those days when they were
due q defeat and they got all that was
coming to them
A good sized bunch Of fans gathered
toyed themselves for two innings.
The first was non-producttve, each
team going out In order, but in the
second the Snappers scored five runs
and apparently got strange hold of
the game Berger was hit in the ribs
and took first. McGill was safe on Err
wins error, Berger taking second
Hauser hit to the pitcher, who heaved
the pill wide, Berger scoring. Harris
hit slow one to the pitcher and
reached first when that gent stood on
his head trying to field it. Kirby hit
for a single, scoring McGfl1 and Hau-
ser Kirby swfped second and went on
to third when the ball rolled away
from the shortstop. Jewell walked
and Kirby scored on Hamilton's sac
IT looked good for Pensacola just
then. but the Lawmakers came to bat
and started some fireworks of their
own. and incidentally gave Burme1ster
a taste of being batted out of the box
Robertson, who is back in the Jackson
fond after a sojourn of ten days in
class A company, opened with single
steele went out to center. Mills hit
through the pitcher for a single, and
White singled to left, scoring Robinson.
Clemens tore of one GOOD Tor two
bases. scoring Mills and White, and
Bremen added to the agony by sing
ling to center. Then Brewster raped
for a base, scoring Clemens and Bren-
ner.
on Erwin's error. McGin and Hauser
singled in succession and Berger
scored. The locals grabbed another in
the fourth, when Jewell opened with
a triple and was sent across by Ham
iIton who singled. but this ended the
scoring for the Snappers.
The Lawmakers continued their bat
ting and base hits rained all over the
field. Robinson drove a single to left
as an opener in the third, but was
safe on an error by Harris and both
vanced on a passed ball. Clemens
rove for one bag, scoring Mills and
steele. Brewster went out, Jewell to
Berger.
IN the fifth Steele hit to left for a
base. Mills hit to Burmeister, who
threw to the right field fence, Steele
scoring and Mills taking third. White
singled, scoring Mills. Clemens went
out Bremen was safe on an error by
Harris, but Stevenson ended the in
ming by going out to left.
More agony was piled on in the sixth.
Gudger relieved Bur, but this did not
stop the hitting. Brewster walked
At this time there was a change in
Jackson's lineup. Erwin sawed" his
jumps, and was sent from the game
with $40 fine plastered on his back.
WHITE took short and Cheney went to
right. The latter went out to first, adj
vancing Brewster. Robertson was safe
on a fielder's choice. Robertson sin
gled, scoring Brewster, but Robertson
was forced at second on Mills's rap.
White singled scoring Steele, and
Clemens doubled, scoring Mills and
White. Stevenson struck out. Brew
ster went out Hamilton to Berger.
Cheney doubled to right and Robert
son singled to right, scoring Cheney.
Mills walked. but White fouled out to
Hauser. ending the game for there was
no more scoring.