The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-08-08
TEN INNINGS To
TRIM THE TfRRORS
Lake City Ball Team Played Good
Game, But Lost By One Run
To the Locals

"Terrors" Monday afternoon when
they licked Ted Easterly's combina-
tion in the tenth inning. Ted's gang
played good baseball with the excep-
ton of the fourth inning when two
costly errors gave the Wildcats three
runs and tied the score that the Lake
City boys had made in the third.
Our old friend Red Ulrich, pitched
for the Terrors and as usual pitched
a good game. Red only let up eight
hits and they were well scattered with
the exception of those in the third in
ming. Red was bucking his usual hard
streak of luck. AS one of the fans
told him during the game he "never
had won a game on this diamond so he
had no reason to expect to win this
one" The Ocala park seems to hold
Reds goat.
Fisher started the game for Ocala
but the Terrors got to him so badly in
the third that Whitney thought it
best to do the pitching from the fourth
on and took the box with the Terrors
having three runs to 0 for the locals.
Whit put a stop to the hitting. Only
one man got safe one from Lefty's
offerings. Louis Vann slipped one to
left field for two bases.
The game was especially interesting
to the local fans because two of our
team who left us were playing with
the Lake City Terrors. Louis Vann
looked as good as ever on third for the
visitors while Red had his same devil
ish smile in the box.
The game contained several feat
ures, chief among which was the play
ing of Burrie Taylor on first for the
Wildcats. Taylor handled thirteen
chances without an error and several
that he caught were not intended to
be stopped. He robbed Ted Easterly
of one that was a shame. Ted was
sure of hit on it. Red Ulrich made
a bare-handed stop of one that Taylor
hit that was a humdinger. Taylor got
sore with Red for robbing him and
then Red asked him why he didn't put
a little something on the ball when he
hit it. The next two times Taylor
came to bat he drove those words
down Reds throat with two pretty
singles. REQ will be particular who
he rags next time.
Bush made pretty catch in center
field when he nabbed one that Bracker
slipped to him. Joe Bush was also
somewhat of a ladies' man and greatly
enjoyed ragging the Ocala fannettes
Carroway took one of Icons offer
ings when it was slated to hit the
fence. The entire Lake City outfelt
played the best ball seen here in 6
long time.
Best and last comes the work Of
Harry Wood. He got three in tn,
field, one of which was a wonderful
shoe-string catch that everyone wa!
sure would get through him. At ba
Harry won the game for Ocala II
the third inning it was his hit to lef
that drove in the tying run and il
the tenth it was his single to cente
that brought in the winning tally
Harry has his eye on the ball now.
Lake City drew first blood. In tn
third inning they started off by get
ting Huber on first because of an er
ror on the part of Bracken. Van
singled. Bush hit to Fisher VIII
caught Huber at third. Easterl,
singled, scoring Vann. Carrowa,
singled, scoring Bush. Gilmartin sin
gled, scoring Easterly. All these hits
with the exception of Vann's down tn
third base line, went directly acros
the second sack. Harrigan hit a no
line drive to Francis and Gilmarti
was doubled at first.
Ocala tied the score in the fourth
Leon led off with a single to left. Ry
mer walked. Taylor drew an erro
from short, filling the bases. Herman
dez hit to Vann who errored it an
allowed Leon to score. Harry Woo
singled to left. scoring Rymer an
Taylor but Hernandez was caught q
third. Overstreet went out pitcher t
first and Francis retired the side b
hitting to second.
Neither team was able to score an
more until the tenth, although Ocal
threatened and would have scored
the eighth but for close decision :
4 the plate. In the tenth the Wildcat
broke up the game when one ws
down. Rymer led off and famed bl
Taylor followed with a single. He
nandez walked and Wood broke Z
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