The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-07-10
RIVERSIDE TOOK THE GAME

The first of the two games be-
tween Ocala and Riverside was play
ed yesterday afternoon before much
larger attendance than usual The
home folks were much saddened 10
see the Ocala team almost backed
off the map in the first five innings.
Clark pitched good ball but had
poor support in the field, and in the
fifth he left the mound. Manager
Hunter then put in Pat Anderson.
Pat is a good pitcher, but the home
team would not have done any bet
ter If the men out in the field hadn't
rallied TO the support OF the battery.
If they had played as we'll in the
first half of the game as IN the last,
they would have won the game; as 1t
was they piled up seven runs in a
/. way that showed what they can do
when they will. All this season II
has seemed that Ocala has to put in
the first few innings of a game at
practice before it really begins toI
play.
The line-ups were as follows;
Ocala-Dodge, 5. s; Brown, h.;
Harris, If; Chazal, CT; Bats, >rf and
3b Dlnkfns. IF; Thompson, 3b; Bull
lock, c; Davis, 2b; Clark, p; Ander
son,p.
Riverside -Fernetty, If; Hunnicut
2b; ST. Johns, SIS; Farina, 1b; Biggs,
CT; Jennings, IF; Schenkle, Sb; Price,
c; Spottswood, p.
First. Fernetty led off for River
side but died on foul fly to the
catcher. Hunnicutt followed suit
with a grounder TO first. ST. John
walked and stole second. Farina
ended the inning with a strike out.
Dodge, leading for Ocala, hit one
into the center fielder's hands and
4 Brown dumped bounder to third.
1 Harris put Texas Lacquer over third
and went to second on an overthrow
to first, but was out in home trying
to score on Chaza1's hit over short.
Second. Biggs for Riverside
struck out, Jennings went to first on
a fly over second and went to second
J ON SchenkIe's hit to short. Price
. struck out Spottswood went to first
on a grounder to short and Farnetty
4 was safe on a roller which got thru
the pitcher, Jennings scoring on the
play Hunnicutt ended the inning
on a grounder to first.
Ocala Bats went out on a
grounder to second and Dewey died
on a grounder to third Bullock fol-
lowed suit with one to pitcher.
Third. ST. Johns led off for Riv-
erside with a liner over third. Farina
reached first on grounder to short
and st. John scored ON Biggs' hit .
third, who fumbled the ball. To-
nings went out on grounder to first
\ who hit the runner when he turned
to throw to home, the ball rolling to
the fence Farine and Biggs scored
1 Schenkle and Price went out on
i grounders.
III Ocala. Davis out on fly to
! third, Clark popped up one to sec
4 ond, Dodge poked a single to left
field and was out trying to get tic
second.
Fourth Spottswood for River
side was thrown out by short, Fern
city walked and Hunnicutt hit sin
gle to right. ST. Johns was safe or
f1e1der's choice, the third basemaI
Y throwing in home too late to get tht
{ runner Hunnicutt scored on Far
mas hit to short and St. John scored
on Biggs' hit to third. Jennings ana
\ Schenkle went out on grounders.
Ocala. With two down, Chaza
went to second when the pitche
overthrew first. Bats ended the in
ming with a fly to first.
Fifth. Price for Riverside wa
safe ON hit through second. SPOTS
wood was hit by pitched ball am
@ Fernetty sacrificed. Hunnicutt flle
= the bases with grounder to the pit
cher Spottswood was caught in
A trap between second and third ant
run down. Price scored on ST. Johns
hit to short Farina struck out.
Ocala Tompkins, Bullock am
Davis went out on outfield flies.
Sixth. For Riverside, Biggs
Jennings and SchenkIe struck out.
Ocala. With two down, Brown
sent a hot one through third anC
went to second on an overthrow ant
stole third. Brown scored on Har
ris' single to left Harris was ou
II trying to stretch it to second.
Seventh. Price for Riverside was
thrown out by second, Spottswoot
struck out and Fernetty flied out tt
center.
Ocala. Chazal reached first on /;
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