The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-29

Holden forced at second. Villirno
singled, sending Tenney to third. Viii
lirno stole second. Larzo singled, scor-
ing Tenney. Lepper singled, scoring
Villirno. Barstow reached first when
Harry Woods made an error and
Larzo crossed the plate. Sanford
went out, short to first. Browning
singled, scoring Lepper and Barstow.
1t was about time to call the fire de-
partment to put Palatka out. but
Merrill saved the day for the locals
when he hit to Clements and was
thrown out at first. Ocala failed to
interest the crowd in the fifth. She
took the one up ,one down, two up, two
down, three up, three down, schedule
as follows. Gale flew out to center.
Leavengood out, second to first. Din
kins third to first Score: Palatka 5,
Ocala s.
Sixth inning: The locals steadied
down a little in the sixth and held the
visitors scoreless. Holden singled.
Tenney got to first when Hansel threw
low to Strick. Holden was caught off
second. Villirno went out. second to
first. Larzo flew out to left. Ocala did
| not score in the sixth, altho she got
one hit. Liddell fouled out to third.
Strickland grounded out to first unas-
sisted. Jackson singled but was left
on base when Clements hit into the
pitchers hands and was thrown out
at first for the third out. Score:
Palatka 5, Ocala 5.
Seventh inning: Palatka was again
held scoreless. Lepper went out, sec-
ond to first. Barstow singled but San
ford hit to third and forced Bartsow
at second. Browning flew out to Lid
dell Wood lead off for Ocala anC
went out short to first. He started &
bad precedent for Hogan struck out
and Gale flew out to center. Score
Palatka 5. Ocala 5.
Eighth inning: Somebody let dow
the bars in the eighth and Palatk;
got loose for four more runs befor,
the team woke up to the fact tina
there was something going on. An
other fire alarm was sent in but tn,
department was unable to respond un
til the game was lost. Merrill startet
the merry-go-round when he singled
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Holden with first base on his error
} Merrill went to second. Tenny wen
out, pitcher to, first, Merrill and Hol
den advancing to third and second
: Villirne singled, scoring Merrill an
Tenney. Larzo went out, pitcher t
first. Villirno went to second on tn
play. Lepper tripled to right fiel
: among the automobiles and score
: Villirno. Barstow hit a double an
scored Lepper. Sanford made the thir
} out on fly to left. Vote of thank
1 to Sanford. Ocala tried to come bac
. in her half of the eighth. Lepper walk
2 ed Hansel. Dinkins flew out to seC
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r the umpires and managers got rul
book and argued for ten minutes a
r to whether out was out forced at SCI
!, ond, or Dinkins was out for knockin
!. an infield fly with man on bas
s Finally Dinkins was declared out an
t Hansel remained on first. Jimmie can
y to the front with a wonderful tripl
y Hansel made the circuit and crosse
t the rubber. when second baseman fl
}, Palatka whispered to the umpire tn;
Hansel didn't touch second in his ms
n haste TO reach home and rest himse
IS on the bench. Poor Hansel was Gale
: out and his run didn't count. Wasr
y that tough? Strickland got to first {
y an error by Lepper and Jimmie SEQ
st ed. Strickland tried to make secol
i. and over ran the base. He was caug