The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-08-24
VISITORS TOOK THREE
STRAIGHT VICTORIES
Third Game of the Series Went To
The Pals by the Score Of
Three to Two

| The Pals took the third and last
game of the series with the Wildcats
! yesterday afternoon by the close
score OF three to two. The Wildcats
plays much better game of ball yes
! terday than they did In the two pre-
cedlng games and the game was close
and exciting from the jump. The Pals
| made their first two runs In the fourth
inning when Robinson singled to GEN.
ter and went on to second while
Brown was decided whether to throw
the ball or eat it. Callahan hit a slow
one to Francis and beat it out while
Robinson went to third. Thomas went
out pitcher to first but Peters hit a
clean single to left. Rymer made a
strenuous effort to reach the ball ana
fell headlong in the attempt but was
not quite able to catch it. When he
failed to catch the fly it got away
from him for another base and both
runners scored.
The Wildcats tied the score in the
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singled to right and Rymer went to
third. Rymer and Hernandez worked
a double steal and Rymer went home
safely when Thomas threw wild to
Larzo. Bracken went out third to
first. Wood singled and scored Her
nandez.
The score remained tied until the
ninth when the Pals slipped the win
ming run across. Peters led of with
triple to center. Quinn hit a secri-
flee tiy to right and scored Peters.
Bugs Ery of Lakeland did the
singing for the Pals and Bugs was
good enough for this league. He held
the Cats to five scattered hits and dis
trlbuted only one free pass. But for
a couple of errors on the part of
Thomas it is doubtful whether the
Wildcats would have been able TO
score on him but once.
Hernandez of the Saints occupied
the slab for the Wildcats and both
players and fans are satisfied with
the way he handles the pill. He fan
ned seven of the Pals heavy hitters
and allowed only ten hits, several of
which came as a direct result of the
failure of some of the players to heed
lis advice as to where they should
play for certain hitters. In the ninth
when Peters made the triple that won
the game Brown was playing deep
second base instead of center field.
Robinson enabled Bracken to make
the star play of the afternoon when
he drove one over the third sack in
the first inning. The ball went Like q
shot right across the bag. Bracken
threw himself after it, knocked the
ball down and at the same time fell
sprawling himself. He made a light
ming recovery of his equilibrium and
recoverd the ball and threw Robby
out at first.
Francis pulled off a pretty play
when he nabbed Gonzales line drive
just before it hit the ground and
threw Laroz out for a double at first
Ocala was glad to see Eddie Over
street back in the game yesterday and
Eddie celebrated by getting two hits
out of three attempts. Eddie caught
a good game and showed clearly what
good work we had been missing be-
hind the bat. Kawolsk was again the
! batting hero of the contest with three
hits out of four chances. Both Gala
han and Peters hit triples into deep
! right center where the fence cuts the
southwest corner off the park. Both
balls were hard hit but might have