The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-18
BA SEBA III
City League
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The threatening weather certainly
kept the crowd away Sunday They
missed two good games. Features bob
bed up one after another.
Smilunl Griffin swallowed the pep
per box just before the game and he
was spreading il around during both
contests. 1t is hard to take a fall out
of 5milum in the talk game
Chouchy Farinas ana Mack Lewis
showed why they are classed as the
hest in the aguc. Both boys let down
their opponents with only three hits.
t'arinas, however, pitched Il steadier
game than Mack. Mack had such a
large lead to rely on that he didn't
extend himself at any part OF the con-
test.
1t was big day for the Candy Kids
sticks. They mauled Big Louie and
Old Man Phil for a total of twelve
hits, four for two each. They only
ly their hits were there were only
three men left on bases, and they had
twelve to reach first on safeties, one
on q walk and two on errors. Ten of
these finally reached thei- destina-
ton.
After that second game Uncle Joe
had smile as big Is a moon. Can
you blame him?
The Hugheys were way off form
Sunday for some unaccountable rea-
son. tIltpofjunC errors ana witness
contributed largely to their downfall.
Lurton and NickN Graham were both
absent. which weakened them consid-
rably. With these two in the game
the Bakers would have had more of
!OOkin.
Blonde Gould got the first hit for
the DRUGGISTS a flulIe wo-ba gger He
lifted high one which fell safe be-
tween RICH: and center. The ball got
mixed up in the tall grass and Jack
couldn't find it.
After Gould had doubled in the sec
ond Cornet hit Van Matre, and then
scored Harry on a high pitch. while
Van came III on Wehers encore. The
other run scored by the Druggists in
the first game was the result of F'a-
rinas' drive through second. a passed
ball and two errors.
1t can be easily seen that the Hugh
eys threw away their own game. Not
a run was earned, and with perfect
fielding the game would have gone for
extra innings
Brent touched up Chouchy for
double and single. while Weber got
a single These were the only hits
that the Bakers got. All three how
ever, were Sood solid raps. no flukes
Baisden carered very capahly around
MiCkys home and had five assists
some Of them hard chances In. the
second he pulled one on Angelo that
was c0rker. Farinas bounced one
of the pitcher, Baisden recovered. but
not fast enough to retire Angelo go
ing TO second or Chouchy at first He
hesitated q second and then whipped
the ball to Gordon and caught Angelo
who had crossed the bag. ready to go
TO third on expected throw to first.
Barrow. Brown, Wolfe and Gibson
got ten Of the Kids twelve hits. The
other two were divided between the
Bicker boys. It was certainly a big
day for them and thew go Wonderful
start on the averages which will be
figured for the second half, commenc-
ing with Sundays games.
Umpire Laird got in the way of a
throw from first in opening game
while Crit was on the way to third.
The crowd howled Il always seems
to appeal TO the crowd to see the UNI
pire get hit. He seems 20 be the nat
ural target for everybody.
The standing OF the lea que for the
second half to date:
CLJBS- Won. Lost Pct
40