Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-28
'ALS SPOT STARKE FIVE AND
MAKE UP THE HANDICAP
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MAKE UP THE HANDICAP
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the throw and the fortunes of battle
credited Mr.. Wall with a single. Then
Mr.. CLANCY cracked Mr.. Lindsey's
squeeze play claw with a hot ground
er, loading the corners and permit
ting Mr.. Sanford, the great vulcaniz.
er, to do his stuff. The electrician
passed Mr.. Richbourg and Mr.. Bang
crossed the pan with the first spot
When Mr.. Ulrich approached the pan
he singled out Mr.. Holden's bent
knee and fired a shot at it, but the
wounded athlete turned his good side
to the sphere, received a jolt on his
Stats, giving it a rocochet effect
which permitted Mr.. Wall and Mr.
CLANCY to spot two more, Mr.. Ulrich
going to second on the play. Mr.
Harris rolled ont to Mr.. Lindsey, who
made a perfect throw between Mr.
Larzo's legs, while the sun dazzled
the great backstopper so that he
could not have seen balloon and
Mr.. Richborug spotted the fourth
one, Mr.. Ulrich taking third, from
i, where he scored on Mr.. Rich's sac
rifice fly to center. 1t was great
stuff, this building five runs without
a real hit.
Wallace Cuts Loose.
Mr.. Wallace, the great university
hurler, didn't intend to do any spot
ting, but Mr.. Callahan, Mr.. Villarino
and Mr.. Wynne filled up the bases
on an error, single and a walk, he
cut himself loose, passed two more
and allowed Mr.. Robinson a double,
which counted three runs, and the
great agricultural expert caught the
the spirit of the thing and worked
herd, but Intellectually. Mr.. Wallace
has sang froid and prayer, moth
ing more, as fifteen safe wallops at
test. The detail:
First Inning.
Bangs hit a fast one to third and
Lindsey lost it in a new glove he is
wearing. The ball wedged between
the thumb and index finger, and be-
fore it could be eXtricated Bangs was
safe. Wall dumped one in front of
the plate and Larzo shot the ball to
second, Bangs being called safe on a
very close play. CLANCY hit hot
one which Lindsey booted, filling the
bases. Sanford purposely walked
Richbour, forcing in run. Ulrich
hit fast one to Holden, who knocked
it down but let it elude him, scoring
Wall. Harris hit fast one to third
and Lindsey made quick return to
the pan, but the sun was in Larzo's
eyes and he never did see the ball,
which hit the fence, permitting Chan
cy and Richbourg to score, Ulrich go.
| ing to third from where he scored or
Rich's long fly to center. Kiclighter
famed and Wallace grounded out to
first.
Callahan was safe on a tumble at
second and Villarino singled to left
Wynne walked, filling the bases, and
Peters also drew a pass, forcing Cal
lahan in with the first run. Larzo
popped up to short and Robinson
doubled to left, scoring Villarino and
lWynne. Lindsey walked and Holden
and Sanford struck out.
Second Inning.
Bangs grounded short to first, Wall
grounded third to first, CLANCY sin
gled to left and was forced at sec
ond on Richbourg's grounder to sec
ond.
Callahan grounded pitcher to hrst'
Villarino singled to left, Wynne flew
out to short, Peters singled to left
and Larzo famed.
Third Inning.
Ulrich famed, Harris singled TO
right. Rich flew out to right and
Harris was caught stealing
Robinson grounded pitcher to hrst'
Lindsey singled to right. Holden MT
in front of the plate and Lindsey was
caught going to second. Sanford
grounded out third to first.
Fourth Inning.
Alvarez, who replaced Kicklighter,
flew out to second, Wallace GROUNDED
out short to first, Bangs doubled 10
left and Wall struck out =,
Callahan walked and was 1orceu
II 1y;1Io,;no hit to first who tossed