The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-19
PENSACOLA TAKES
l4-NNING GAME
Daring Base Running BY Lew Grad
dock And Green Pushed Across
Winnina Runs

EensacoId made II TWO out OF three
with the Montgomery AH-Stars yes
te~day afternoon by taking nip-and-
tuck fourteen-inning battle by s to s.
'Cooter" Boaifay, winner Of the first
game of the series, started in the box
for the locals but retired in favor OF
Kent at the end of the ninth inning
with the score tied. Kent held the Ala
bamians in check the rest of the game
which was brought to a sensational
finish in the fourteenth stanza by some
daring base-running by Lew Craddock
and Green.
The visitors used their best bet, Full
cher in the pit, but the locals took
kindly to his offerings and some timely
fImbles by his teammates several
runs. Hatfield, Montgomery third
baseman took up the job in the tenth
frame and got by very well until the
aforementioned fatal spasm.
Lew Craddock swiped five bases,
two OF them in the last inning, which
is going some. Harry Scarritt helped
himself to five hits, one double, while
Green handled ten chances without
mis- at tho keystone sack.
Fulcher famed nine men while his
opponents took care of three each.
Free passes were plentiful. nine being
issued by both sides. Turnbull allowed
not one visitor to steal on him and cut
two down in the attempt.
Several neat fielding performances
were pulled off before the appreciat-
i've eyes of the spectators. Reilly
made running catch OF Hudsons fly
in the sixth inning while Sara made
a good stab of divers drive in the
tenth session. Foster took Sanchez's
hot liner in the locals half of the tenth
inning. Montgomery made a pretty
double killing in the sixth inning, Full
cher to Sims to Hudson.
Montgomery got run in the first
inning on Farley's hit to center and
divers double to the same garden.
THE locals tied the score in the fourth
on Kaminsky's muff OF Green's roller,
Scarritt's double to center field and
fielder's choice. In the fifth inning,
Turnbull lived on Hudson's dropped
throw, stole second was sacrificed to
third and scored on a hit by Scarritt.
The visitors knotted the count in the
sixth inning on an error by l.. Grad
dock, base on balls and a fielder's
choice. The eighth frame saw the
locals the lead by two runs on base
on balls to Ike Craddock, his steal and
four consecutive hits by Sara, San
chez Reilly and Turnbull. With the
game apparently won the Regulars
slipped UP in the ninth inning and al
lowed the visitors to score two runs
and tied the score. Sims reached first
on Ike's error Regland hit safely to
center and Sims scored on Sarra's bad
throw to the infield. Regland was out
stealing but Kaminsl1y walked and
Harrison scoring him with slashing
double.
Thus matters drifted along until the
beginning of the fourteenth inning.
The Alabamians pushed a run across
in their half when Harrison forced
Kaminsky at second, stole the second
sacks and crossed the plate on divers
pinch single.
Lew Craddock led off for Pensacola
in their half and grounded to Kamin-
sky who booted the ball. Craddock
stole second and Green strolled. Grad
dock tore out for third and Sims threw
to left field to catch him, Craddock
scoring. Green took third during these
interesting proceedings and when Har
rison threw wildly to the infield, Green
scored the winning run for the locals.
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