The Ocala banner., 1922-07-14
Lea FIRST Game ? 10 Tiled Second
Oto 0-WlnnInu Third by Score
OF 10 TO 2

The first Of a three games series
between Ocaa and ST. Augustine WAS
payed here Monday and Il was the
fastest game played here this year
and resulted IN victory for the
saints" by the score OF 10 / IL be-
Ing q pitchers battle between Whit.
ney for Oeala and colee for the
saints, with the hits, four and four
apiece-0oala was credited with two
errors while the visitors erred only
once,
Neither side was able to score until
the seventh, although Ocala threaten
ed in the aecOnd inning when with
none down with runners on first and
third, Brooks hit hot liner to Colee
and he doubled Wood at first.
In the visitors half of the seventh,
Francois first up singled TO left, was
sacrificed to second and scored and
long two bagger by Colee. Herman
dez next up hit to Van Landingham,
who retired him at first, but when
Colee went TO third on the play
Brooks threw from first to catch him,
went wild and Colee scored.
With two down. Brooks walked,
went 10 second on an overthrow and
scored when Liddell hit through the
pitcher Whitney then singled TO
right but Liddell stopped on second,
Both were advanced on a wild pitch,
but Taylor could not come through
with the hit that would have tied or
won the game.
There was never an argument dur
ing the nine innings OF play and il was
one OF the cleanest games yet played
on the ocala diamond.
~ Augustine l. 600 600 20O-24
Ueala ....-...................0 600 600 1OO-1 AZ
Batteries: Colee and Carter for St.
Augustine; Whitney and Overstreet
for Oeala
Umpires Galloway and Leaven-
good
The 50 Augustine Saints" and the
utala Wildcats battied here Tues.
aaf afternoon for thirteen innings
Without score when the game had
70 be called 90 account of darkness.
WAS pitchers battle pure hnd
simple between Hernandez of 81
Aukusllne and uelsef for the locals,
sho ald NOT allow single hit up 20
H's time bnt he was never steady
aha koi himself IN whole on nearly
sfsft batter and when he walked two
pa'ssfs and had two wild pitches he
vas taken out and Van Landingham
vas sent In 60 relieve the situation,
aha weli he did for IL looked bad with
runners ON second and third, but the
seat Two men were easy outs and he
vas IN danger only once after this
ana allowed only four hits for the six
Ahings he pitched while Ocala was
tatheFing ten from Hernandez.
ihe game was the second of three
s"'nes to be played and the crowd
vas much larger than on the open.
As aay but for the brand OF ball that
mas been played between these two
seA'ns the grounds should have been
'ah and running over.
was the longest game that has
'sen played on a local diamond to a
10 score result
FOR the locals Oversreet caught a
sonderful game and he saved more
nan once the game by stopping some
"ho heaves Co him from the pitch.
rs eox, and Taylor with three hits
wi oi tour and Leon with three out
i sn lead with the hitting while the
ns'aing OF both were tine. especially in
s twelfth inning with runners
:" hFst and third on a hard chance
held the runner on third and got
nan going to first.
"ood N right feld got everything
- came his way in fine style and
~meF IN left played jam up ball.
me whole OF the 81. Augustine play
veil and there was no particular
s'@f Tor in the thirteen innings there
ssfe ous two errors marked up against
RH Z
I. August 600 900 600 600 90 a
'.~ia 900 600 600 900 90 10
hAsssries. Hernandez and Carter;
wxsr, Van Landingham and over
street
'mpifes. Galloway and Leavengood