The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-29

to Wells, Bell grounding to "a, It. ,~d
Crit popping 70 Wells,
Three more III the soarl,, !,,l.I ,..r
Mack was gertju-e INTO his s.-:d" r.
this stanza Moltu popped to >r,r,..I
Angelo grounded tu Wolfe atrI ". =
caught anoth-r c.Ii this tin, FROM
Gould's bat
Mack 10: ..-.... r.. mom-rt. ANA
nailed Ari'l .,.i -..:, i..lbIed 10 first.
even though nc g.. .,vs. on - harerl
skirt, F'arinas f.s.H go Lewis in left.
but Wolfe let Van Mattress slam go
through him, Sanchez then filled the
bases with a single to centre With
the stage thus set for the hero, Bush
Bell nonChaIantly strolled up to the
platter dragging his fav0rite war club
with the bowling mob turning loose
shouts that could be heard for blocks.
took his stand at the plate. Bush, til"
usual cleanup hitter for the Drug
gists was not a match for the young
ster, and after taking three healthy
lunges slowly ambleA back to the
bench, to the accompaniment of the
cheers of the vast assembly. Smiium
Al Griffin again had his chance. and
like Bell he fell down this one time.
Mack proved he was easily master
when he made him drive a short fly to
left, and the danger was over-for d
while.
The Druggists started going in the
sixth from the drop Of the hat. Mutta
beat out a scratch to the infeId, Wolfe
going to the ground in attempting 10
field the ball, making a dandy pickup.
but his throw made While lying fiat
was not quick enough to get spec
Angelo drove one to Chubby. who lei.
the gate open. Spec rounding to ;hi ri.
and Joe to second. Gould then duCl,rd
one Of Mack's bad one. and the bail hi;
his bat and bounded iowa ds third.
Lewis picked il up. but threw to tho
hIeachers in right, on which Motta and
Angelo tailed, Harry going to t1irI
Anderson famed, Farinas went out by
way of Lewis, but Van AIatre had an
other safety up his sleeve, and drove N
Gould. Lewis in left then juggl d
SanChez's fly, but retired the side when
he got Bells long hit.
Motta walked in this inning. but was
forced by Angelo, Joe being left whom
Gould fouled to Baby Lewis
Baby Lewis was safe when Grf
missed Sanchez's throw but was forced
at second by Barrow, who was taking
\. BicIIer's place in centre. Barrow
stole second but was left. as next two
were easy outs.
Gibson singled to left IN the second.
but the next two went out. t'arinds
and Griffin making neat play on Wells
bounder towards second.
Mack Lewis was walked 10 start the
third, but was forced at second 10y
Baby Babe tried to steal second, but
Motta's iron whip was doing deadly
work. and he trotted back to the bench.
The Handy Kids one big chance
came in the fourth, but was spoiled
BY bad base running. Brown started
off with hard drive to centre, Vote
followed suit with another to left Nj
lar popped out to short, and Hard
hitting johnny Gibson came up to dc
liver the goods. His best was a lift to
SANCHEZ. Brown lost his head and
started running with the crack of the
bat. thinking that two We're out. and
PhiI easily doubled him at second, re
firing the si6e.
Anderson juggled Wells hit to star
the fifth. Elsey singled to left. but
Farinas showed his master hand. when
he famed Mack Lewis, caused BABY
Lewis TO pop To second, and whitfield
the Mighty Christy for the third out.
1t was three up and three down IL
the sixth and seventh, though III tHr
last inning. Anderson gave Gibson a
life, and he repaid him by stealing
second He also tried to purloin third.
but Mot was again on ;he job. and
the Cmps called taps.