The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

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Eight Daytona high school players /
and one rookie. by name Bin O'Brisn. |
took a game from Orr's Daytona team /
At Ebbets field, Thursday afternoon.
by an to 4 score. 1t was we'll
played game for five innings. but ~
the halfway mark Orr's team broke,
and the game degenerated into . rout-
Dick Porter started for the Daytona |
boys and had the high school players
guessing during the four innings he
held forth, but one run being scored
off his delivery, but In the nItn
Orr vanked Dick in favor of himself
and enough errors, hits and walks roi-
lowed for the school representatives
to score seven runs.
Both Milligan and E. Green being
ont of the game, temporarily, for the
high school. a general shift In the
lineup was necessary; captain
Gardiner going to the box, Eddie
Baker coming into the short field, and
Newman going to third. Gardiner
twirled a heady game, and but Tor
a few flaws in his support would have
held the opposition to one run. me
errors behind him were somewhat
atoned for by brilliant plays at criti-
cal moments, however
i Daytona scored one in the first
Brown was safe when Drake dropped
the throw, but was out minute lat sr
attempting to steal second. Lemer-
ick walked, purloined second and
, came home a minute later when Esch
misjudged Sweets fly to right. Sweet
. took second on the throw to the plate,
but was out on an attempt to steal
> third. Kreitzberg grounded to Gard
iner and was out at first. ID. II. s
! went out in order in this round.
4 In the second Daytona went out in
, order and for D. H. s. Newman sing
: led with one down, only to be caught
: by the hidden ball trick. Hull opened
n the third with hit. only to die a
a second when he tried to take liber
Il ties with Branch's arm. Sparkmal
popped to Drake, after which Brow
!, singled past third. Brown stole sec
!. ond and continued to third whel
! Branch overthrow the bag. Limericl
walked Sweet came up to bat an,
mauled one of GARDENERS shoots GU
to left, but O'Brien made one-han
!. circus catch and retired the side
!. O'Brien was determined to show tina
he was an all-'round ball player, s
banged out a single to centerfield. Fl
took second on a passed ball an
went to third when Porter failed Z
pick up Doty's little roller. Dot
!. swiped second and the situatio
!. looked grave. but Porter cut loos
:. little of his reserve and white
Esch, Green and Gardiner
The fourth was of no value to Da
= tona, but d. III. S. evened the count
, this round. Branch was safe on Lin
j. erick's error, but they caught him
- third when he attempted to make tn;
stop on brakes bingle Drake toe
second on the play and tailed on
wild pitch and a passed ball. Gar
IT iner famed the first two to face hi
!, in the fifth. and Green threw o.
!. Brown for the last out. Orr pitch,
=, his first inning and tanned the thr,
,f men who faced him.
~ In the sixth Daytona got two, Lii
no erick, first up getting double. Swe
of flied out to center and Limerick to,
nd third after the catch. He scored VIII,
~ kreitzberg was safe on an error
nd Drake. Kreitz took second when
ba one was looking and third on a wi
oh pitch. He came home when Bran
;s missed Orr's third strike and had
llv throw the batter out at first. ID. H.
no came back with four runs at the ,
me pense of Orr and Limerick. Gardin
inc hit one too hot for the shortstop
ina handle and Branch put another in [
ley piaee' WIN uouDie play
var sight, Limerick fumbled and both r,
nto ners were safe. Drake hit long O
SEQ to right and both runners scored.
ow rors by Limerick and Hull allow
rcb Drake to score, and Newman tall
mp after Hull dropped O'Brien's fly.
ter A double play engineered by Ga
iner and Green dispelled the hopes
orr and company in the seventh, q
Orr retaliated by taking care of
Al. three men who faced him in the |
a. half of the inning. Two errors by
me. "A. 5. were of no advantage to d