The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-14
THE RYANITES
LOCALS COME FROM B EHIND AND TAKE
GAME FROM ALABAMA BOYS IN SIXTH
Visitors Make All Their Scores in
First Inning, After Which
Bombay Tightens Up.
(Ry TOM JoHNsoN)


runs in the first inning. the locals came
from behind and emerged from the game
with the big end OF six to five score,
fighting every inning to overcome the
lead of the Alabamians. The able coach
ing of Ryan and Kelly characterized the
play of the locals all during the game.
Gutter Bombay pitched for the locals and
after the first inning hurled in supero
style, allowing the visitors just four hits
after the first frame. He was off in the
first due to the fact that he only warmed
up about five minutes, as he worked up
to three and it was nearly time for the
game to start when Gutter appeared on
the field in uniform. -
Demopolis scored all their runs in the
first inning, five hits and one error Civ
ing the Alabamians five run lead.
Green was out, pitcher to first. Roger
singled TO right, Jeudevine flied out to
Scarritt. Barrett singled to right, Roger
going to third and Barrett taking second
on the throw, Askew knocked a hot
grounder to second which AcBiurray han
died but threw wild to first. scoring
Roger and Barrett, Askew taking second
on the error. Jones knocked an easy
grounder to McMuray and it looked as If
the side would be retired, but the ball
hit a lump and bounced ten feet IN the
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Wingard doubled to right center, took
third on the throw to the plate and scored
when Geist let the throw get away from
him. Blue beat out an infield hit but
was caught stealing ending the inning
and scoring of the AIabamians.
The locals got one in the first when
Scarritt doubled to right center, McMur-
ray hit into a feeders choice, Roger
getting Harry off second. Craddock lined
to left, Vineyard making a sensational
one hand catch Of the drive almost
against the fence. Ellis beat out a hit
to the infield, Mac scoring when Roger
threw Egan's grounder wild to first. The
locals scored again in the fifth on Scar
i ritt's double, his second of the game, and
Craddock's screaming single to'right cen
ter.
The big inning for the locals was the
sixth when they scored four runs. Egan
started with a double to left center, VII
lar was out, pitcher to first, Sanchez sin
gled to left, Turnbull was put in to hit
for Geist and was hit by the pitcher, fill
ing the bases. Frisbee was taken out Of
the box at this stage OF the game and
Wingard sent in. Elcvoy took left field.
Bombay walked, forcing in Egan. Scar
rett popped to the catcher. Mac walked.
forcing in Sanchez, and Bombay and
TurnbulI scored on passed balls by Blue.
Craddock went out, pitcher to first.
There was a little squabbling in the
eighth when Lurton called Judy out when
he was hit by a batted ball. Judy says
he was not hit. but from the press box
and the grand stand il looked as If the
ball surely hit him and Lurton stuck to
his decision. Demopolis started the
squabbling stuff and Barrett refused to
play on the decision. Jack Ryan permit
ted Frisbee to go in the game again as
| he was the only available man for the
| job.
| Sensational catches by Wingard and
| yillar were the outstanding features Of
| the game. both being as good as any
seen at Maxent this year.
Chesty Egan was back in the lineup
| for the locals and played right field, He
was given a great ovation when he came
| to the plate Egan is one Of the most
| popular players in Pensacola and the fans
! seemed glad to have him back in the
| lineup.
| 1t was an Irish on the coaching lines
| for the locals yesterday. Jack Ryan was
on third and Dasher Kelly on first, and il
might be mentioned that the coaching OF
these two veterans was a great help to the
locals in winning yesterdays game.