The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-02
'RYAN'S GANG WINS THIRD GAME OF
SERIES FROM MOBILE CREAMDALES
Sunday Game Developed Into Real Baseball Battle With
Winners by Score of A to civilians Pitches
Fine Ball for Mobile.

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from the Creamdales by winning yes
terdays game to g. The contest de"
veloped into a real ball game when the
| visitors tied up the score in the flrs'
half of the seventh and BANKED the
locals in the last half. Kirlle Williams
pitching for Mobile, did a nice job of
twirlirg and held the locals down after
the opening session.
The Creamdales shifted their line
up considerably for yesterdays battle
and the changes helped in great meas
ure to make the game more interesting
Yost who was weak at short, was
moved to third where he showed up
much better: Davis, who had been at
second went over to short and did
very well. Phillips, the manager, went
to second Jones caught and Diamond,
a good outfielder, was sent to right.
Passenger at first was somewhat of
misfit and seemed to have little con-
troll of his feet. Without Williams
aid on two occasions the first sacker
would have allowed several more runs
to come in. The crowd got after Bass
enger considerably and ragged him
until he decided it was easier to keep
stiH than to answer.
Pensacola opened the game with a
pair of runs in the first frame. After
Ellis and Turner had flied out, Show
ers scratched a single past second and
went to third when Passenger messed
up Davis throw of Gaines ground hit
ball. Scarritt then tripled to the right
field wall, the sphere getting away
from Diamond. Showers and Gaines
counted Vil1ar finished the session
by striking out.
The first, second and third innings
were without excitement so far as
Mobile was concerned. In the third,
Pensacola scored again. Ellis flied to
third. Turner doubled to center and
was safe at third when Yost dropped
Therrill's peg which would have been
put-out. Showers grounded to Sec
ond and Turner scored on the out
Gaines grounded out to short.
= In Creamdaie's halt of the fourth
Yost grounded to Turner and Diamond
was safe when his drive went through
Egan. Brown then frightened up and
famed Jackson and Taerrill.
Pensacola had men on in the fifth,
sixth and seventh but failed to count.
Mobiles half of the seventh was full
of fireworks. Jackson started with a
single to right. Therriil famed and
Jones flied to Egan. Passenger then
singled over second. Davis followed
with a hit to the same place and
passenger scored. TurnbulI tried to
catch Davis stealing and Egan spoiled
the play by throwing wild to Ellis try
ing to catch passenger off third. The
ball rolled toward the stands and both
were safe at home, tying the
score. Williams singled but Yost
grounded to Egan for the third out. /,
Pensacola failed to tally in the sew
enth. Mobile got one man on in the
eighth but he was stranded at first
In the last half OF the inning Showers
first up, drew walk, the only one Of
the game. Gaines singled to right
and Showers went to third. Scarritt
tried the squeeze but Passenger took
his bunt and threw out Showers at
the plate, John staring slow from third
for the squeeze. Gaines went to third
and while the Mobilians We're con-
gra tulating themselves on the play
Scarritt went to second. Villar then
hunted down the third base line,
Gaines coming home. Egan famed
and Turnbull grounded to short.
Creamdale went out in order in the
ninth, ending the festivities.