The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-05-07

acres have been burned aiready-at
least a fourth of the entire tract.
the hole. Coleman went out. Harry to
Striek. Ward walked. Donoway struck
out. Hunt walked. Marrow few out to
Liddell, retiring the side and leaving
two anxious Dunnellon men on bases.
Ocala piled up four more in her half.
Wood, first up. knocwed a three-bag-
ger. F. Luffman walked. Hansel bunt-
ed and Wood scored, but Hansel was
out at first. Dinkins got to first when
they tried to catch Fred Luffman at
third. Dinkins stole second. Liddell
hit a two-bagger. scoring Luffman
and Dink. Strickland singled and Lid
dell scored from second. Strick took
second on the play to the plate in the
attempt to catch Jimmie. Strick stole
third but died there when Jack struck
out. Dunnellon l, Ocala z.
Fifth inning: Dunnellon pushed one
over the plate in the fifth. Vann got
up first and went out, short to first.
Bowden went out, second to first.
Dukes got loose with a single and then
Bryant doubled, scoring Dukes. Cole
man struck out. retiring the side.
Ocala threatened again in the fifth but
it was false alarm. Clements struck
out Wood got to first on an error at
short. (Wood claims this was too hot
to handle and that it was hit but
Wood himself could have handled it).
F. Luffman singled. sending Wood to
second Hansel hit grounder to the
pitcher, who caught Wood at third,
but Hansel reached first. Dinkins
struck out. Dunnellon 2. Ocala z.
Sixth inning: Dunnellon didn't do
anything this time. Ward got to first
on an error by Jackson. Donoway sac
rifced him to second. Hunt hit to short
and reached first but Jackson threw
Ward out at the plate. Morrow out,
short to first. Ocala rested also in this
round.
Seventh inning: It looked like Ocala
was going to lose the game in this in
ming, when Jackson blew up. Latest
reports say that Jackson Is still some
where up in the clouds and is wireless
ing down to Jake for a parachute.
Vann led off and hit TO jackson. who
fumbled the apple. Bowden hit to Har-
ry who made his only error in his at
tempt to pick the ball up P. d. @. and
make double at second and first.
Vann on second, Bowden on first. Ros-
enfelt went in to hit for Dukes and
scared Jackson to death. Rosenfelt
hit grounder to Jackson who missed
] it. Vann scored on the error but jim
mie backed Jack up and threw the ball
to the plate, catching Bowden for the
first out. Let's stop right here to cheer
Jimmie for the that peg. It was the
cleanest, prettiest throw home I ever
hope to see. Rah! Rah! Rahl Jimmieee!
Bryant hit grounder to Jackson who
errored. Rosenfelt on third. Bryant on
first. Coleman struck out. Ward hit a
grounder to Jackson who errored
scoring Rosenfelt, Bryant going to
third, Ward to second. Donoway sin.
gled, scoring Bryant and Ward. Hunt
went out, third to first. Ocala came
back with one run in her half. Jack.
son was first up and walked. Clement,
famed. Wood drove a long fly TO left
advancing jackson. Luffman reached
first when the first baseman dropped
his pop fly and Jackson scored on the
Iplay. Leavengood famed. Score
lDunnellon 6, Ocala 8.
| Eighth inning: Manager Goldman
here shifted his team like a football
manager. Leavengood took first. Fret
Luffman took third. Gale played righ
and who do you reckon pitched? VIII,
none other than that star first base
lman-Strickland. Who would hav,
} thought that he could pitch? He ha
claimed that he could, but never be
lieved him. He surely did deliver tn,
SOOOS 4o1 TIC last lwo INNINGS 4n0HS
J day. Marrow was the first to face thi
, new twirler and grounded out 10 Han
J sci, our new first baseman. Van,
] grounded out to Strickland who forgo
that he was pitching and not only field
ed it but outran Vann 70 the frs
sack, making an unassisted put out
Strick frightened up little more the
; and struck out Bowden. Ocala adde
E her last run in the eighth. Dinkin
D came up first and singled. and reache
5 second on q passed ball. Gale hit
j grounder TO short right on the secon
Q ito third base line. Dinicins ran com
1 lpletely over the shortstop. both me