The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-10
SNAPPERS TAKE FIRST
FROM THE DISCOVERIES
WIN FROM COLUMBUS ON THEIR
! HOME GROUNDS BY THE SCORE
|. OF 10 TO +5ERGER's THREE
BASE cLouT CLEARED BASES
! IN SEVENTH.

The Snappers took the DISCOVERIES
into camp on the latter's grounds yes
terday afternoon by the score Of 70
to 4. It was a decisive victory and
was attended by hard and timely hit
ting. Berger clearing the bases in the
seventh frame with three base punch
to left after he had fouled half dozen
over the fence.
for the Snappers, and right here it
might be stated that Bur. did not twirl
in the double header in Selma SatuF-
day. The sending operator got mixed
up IN players and called Burmeister
for Gudger Poele essayed to do the
pitching for the DISCOVERIES and got
away nicely fer the first two innings,
but was in a peck of trouble forever
thereafter.
A small crowd gathered at the daily
matinee and heard the game called III
detail. This afternoon the game will
be called from the first floor as it will
be cooler down stairs. Fans who want
to see this feature of the game con-
tinued viii have to be a little more lib
eral with their patronage hereafter as
receipts yesterday did not cover ex-
penses
The Discoveries were the first to
hang up a score, pushing two men
across the plate in the second. Blaneh-
field and Graham, the first two to face
Bur. In this frame, got free Transport
Parker's rap to left. Blanchfield was
choked of at the plate on Bernsen's rap
to Hamilton. but Graham and Parker
counted when Poole punched single to
center.
In the third another run was scored.
when Blanchfleid walked. for the third
time, went to second on Berger's error
and scored on Parkers sacrifice fly. In
the seventh the last count was showed
across by the DISCOVERIES, when Poole
lnA To Tstsw ga,S e.,
rap to right and scored on Tayior's
mighty clout to right for two bases.
Tune attempted to make it home, but
was caught at the plate on Kirby's peg
to Jewell, who relayed swift and sure
to HauseF.
The Snappers failed to count until
the third, when Miller ambled and Kir-
by did likewise, after Hamilton had
snlote the ozone three times viciously
Both counted when McGiIl dented the
center field wall with the pill and RULED
up at second, from which he cantered
home when Berger raped a sizzler
through short for a single. Hauser
singled. but he and Jewell were put to
sieeA when Jewell raped into double
Miller singled in the fourth and came
home when Hamilton sent the Pill to
the far recesses of center field for three
bases. He was left stranded when Kir-
by raped to the pitcher and was tossed
out at first.
In the seventh the Snappers circled
the bases like merry go-round Mill
er again started the gladstone doings
by going down to first so fast that
Bernsen heaved the pill low, the fleet
one landing safe. Hamilton and Kirby
stood Poole on his head by both bunt-
Ing safe. McGill struck out. but Ber-
ger. after fouling Off half a dozen, sent
one to deep left for three sacks, de-
regulating the bases. lie scored when
Parker dropped Hauser's long fly,
Hauser taking second. Jewell popped
out to the catcher and Harris samb.ed
IN four wide ones. Burmeister singled
through short and Hauser scooted
rome, Harris taking third Burmeister
made for second on the first throw,
and Harris hot-foDted it home on the
throw to catch Burmeister, beating the
return peg by a yard. Miller came to
Lat for the second time in this inning
and ended the seance with fly to |
third. There was no mere run making
for the remainder Of the game.
The details of the swatfest follow: