The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-11
PENSACOLA WINS
LAST OF SERIES
Ryan's Pitching Features Battle.
TurnbulI Wins Batting Prize.

Pensacola won from Troy TO 2
yesterday in the third OF the series
The Trojans captured the first two
games and started a big left-hander
named Allison to beat Ryans men
yesterday. Allison did good work when
he wanted 20 but pair of wild pitches
cost him the first two runs. In the
sixth, however, the locals found his
stun and a single by Turnbull, McMur-
rays blazing double to the left center
wall and a clean hit to right by Sam
chez coupled with a walk and a stolen
base gave the locals three runs. The
fireworks started after two were out
Ryan famed 16 men in yesterdays
game, the first seven men to face him
going out on strikes. After that the
old master slowed up his stuff and
limited his strikeouts to one or two
an inning. Besides K.O -dng 16 bats
men, Ryan handled five ground hit
balls, making 21 of the "a putouts d.
rectly traceable to his individual ef-
forts.
Allison had considerable stuff and
for the first three innings had the To-
Gals looking silly. In the fourth, after
he had given up two hits and a wild
pitch he frightened up and famed the
next three men. His strikeout record
for the game was IL and he made
three assists.
Claude Gopher" Turnbull holds the
individual batting honors for the series.
He made four hits Friday, two Satur-
day and one yesterday, a total of z
in IL times at bat for an average of
$50. For this he wins SIS in merchan-
disc offered by Pats Smoke Shop.
Troy made both runs in the sixth.
Williamson popped a fly about 10 feet
inside OF the first base. Both Ryan
and Craddock went after the ball, Ryan
calling for it. The men collided and
the ball fell safe. Ryan was hurt,
his left shoulder being badly Jared.
Edwards then hit past Sanchez who
slowed UP the drive but couldn't stop
it. Williamson went to third on the
play. Turnbull pegged to second tn
catch Edwards stealing but McMurray
failed to catch the play and the ball
went to cent field, Edwards went to
third and scored on a passed ball.
Schultz famed and RADON grounded
to the box.
Pensacola's first run came in the
fourth. John Showers, who has Joined
the club to make the road trip, sin
gled to left. Craddocks bounding hit
hoped over Roane's head and Show
ers went to third. Long John scored
on wild pitch. Craddock stole third,
but was stranded when the next three
men famed
Allison gave the locals another run
in the fifth. Sanchez scratched a hit
TO short, beating the peg when the
hop pulled Williamson out of position
to throw well. He ran wild to second
on a hit and run play which was
called but which Ryan did not par
ticlpate in because the pitch was so
wide that Griffin was not in position
to throw to second. Sanchez scored on
a wild pitch Ryan then doubled to
right, the ball going to the fence.
Scarritt hit to the box and Ryan was
headed off at third. He refused to run
into the play and made Troy run him
second for Scarritt to take advantage
of 1t and get down. Turner hit to
short and was caught in a double
play.
The sixth was easy Showers and
Craddock famed. Villar drew walk
and stole. Turnbull singled, his blow
going a few feet OF first but no one
could handle it. Villar scored all the
way from second on the hit which
was less than 90 feet. McMurray then
doubled to left center, the ball trav-