Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-19
PAL DEFENSE TOO
STRONG FOR LAKE
CITY TERR0Rs
Especial to The News.)

ford yesterday and held the Lake
City Terrors scoreless until the
ninth, when two hits and an error
gave them the lone run they were
able to get across the pan. The
score was to L.
Two fast double plays wiped local
players off the paths when they
threatened to score, and a wonderful
one-handed catch b yPeters saved
more trouble for Sanford, although
the great vulcanizer was pitching
air-tight ball. Brilliant infield work
by both Holden and Villarino was a
contributing cause for the scarcity
of tallies by the Terrors, and Larzo's
timely wallop in the eighth opened
the way for the two winning tallies.
Following is the game in detail:
First Inning.
Callahan, first up, popped out to
third and Villarino grounded out,
pitcher to first. Wynne walked and
Peters skied to third.
Chaplin, first up, struck out and
Lindsey fumbled Roberts hot ground
er. Capo walked and Medley flew
out to Holden and Easterly retired
the side by grounding out to pitcher.
Second Inning.
Larzo walked and Robinson mar
tyred. Lindsey was thrown out on a
bunt, Larzo going to third, where
he died when Holden flew out to
right.
Hoke opened the local half with a
single to left, but Harrigan failed to
advance him, flying out to right, and
Huber singled a moment later to
right, sending Hoke to second. Huber
stung Sanford on the leg with a hot
grounder, but was. thrown out at
/. first, both runners advancing. Chaplin
,, retired the side with three strikes.
Third Inning.
Sanford famed and Callahan
, grounded short to first. Villarino
stung safe one through short and
Wynne shot a safe one past first, ad-
vancing Villarino to second. Peters
/. hit tall one to deep short, Chaplin
! making a pretty catch.
Roberts grounded out short to first
. and Capo famed. Medley ground.
! ed short to first.
Fourth Inning.
Larzo grounded out short to first
and Robinson skied to left. Lindsey
grounded second to first.
Easterly grounded second to first
, pitcher out, second to first, and Har.
rigan went the same way.
Fifth Inning.
Holden grounded short to first OF
very close decision and Sanford
went the same way. Callahan skiee
| to left.
Huber popped up to second, Holder
/ making a beautiful running catcl
/ into right field. Redding poled
long single to deep center and Cha
pin sent one to the same place, ant
when Roberts sent a long line drive
in the same direction it looked likt
two scores, but Wynne pulled thu
ball in after long run and doubled
Redding at second. Holden made ;
beautiful stop, catching the ball a
he lay on the ground and tagging tn
runner.
Sixth Inning.
Villarino skied to right and Wynn
popped up to third. Peters sent {
slashing double to left and Larz
walked. With two on Robinson
grounded out short to first.
Capo grounded short to first, Ned
ly famed and Easterly grounded
pitcher to first.
Seventh Inning.
Lindsey grounded, pitcher to first
Holden walked and Sanford poppe
out to third. Holden stole secon
and went to third on an overthrow
to second by Easterly. Callaha
grounded out, short to first.
Hoke grounded out to first, Harri
gan walked, and Huber hit to pitcher
doubling Harrigan at second.
Eighth Inning.
Villarino opened the inning with
slashing single to right, Wynn
dumped one down the first base lin
and when Easterly made poor throI
to first Medley dropped the bal
leaving both runners safe. Peter
dumped one in front of the plate an
was thrown out by catcher, bot
runners advancing. With Larzo a
bat Easterly threw to second, tn
short throw, to catch Wynne and Vii
larino, attempting to score, wa
caught at the plate. Wynne went t.
third On the play. Larzo doubled t.
deep center, scoring Wynne, AM
Lindsey's single sent Larzo acros
the pan. Robinson walked and stol
and Holden struck out.
Padding grounded out, second b