The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-21
TIMELY HIT WINS
GAME FOR BARRACKS
ma. We're Leading by One Run in
SOW asst Frame Whom Essart
Parks One.

..,.,s timely single in the final
nth two men out and his team
'n"'" nm behind turned almost certain
C ,D,.at into victory for the Gadsden
ae.ea, Raracas in their thrilling game
,,h the Ssvilles yesterday afternoon
WV The twilight preliminaries. me
.,ors was TO 4.
SU ls.,i+a the moderately large score
y, ni.chers showed up well, most
O y, .,a hits being timely and quite
=, the luck variety. Lemp for the
rs struck out four ambitious
.",sr,or while his opponent, Hamilton,
I'D three. Lemp gave up three
,S" os m balls, all of them to the di-
o' ..,,,iva Sperduto. These were costly
nv ,v.o Of the free passes blossomed
'', r,,o Loading batsmen of the day were
,,,,,on and Allen Smith, both of
-.,,, had perfect averages. The SOL
,,oclatop hit three singles while
"'sI ,arked the - for three bases
e.'', o,a occasion and singled twice.
W. u.os invariably stranded on the
nv bovever One of Colemans
she's was an easy triple but he
allied out for his failure to touch
The second sack.
VI" Vsnoger Baisden Of the Sevilles
-,ayod center field in the absence of
,ha reallar player and his inability to
rndar flies had as much to do with
~. taan's defeat as any other one
.,3,a However. Jack is not an out
e.,lar hit a pitcher and good one,
snerduto started things in the first
ming by strolling. P. Valentino
.~tnn,ed to left and Sperduto scored.
Roach whipped but Coleman hit safely
and Valentino counted. The Barracks
,o,,a hack strong in the second in
Ming and scored three runs. ESgart
hunted to the box and beat out the
throw. Villineau skied out. Rowland
bit TO B. Valentino. who fumbled. NC
reIIan put one into right field and
Eggart scored. Oliver made a bobhle
nm Tenps grounder and Rowland
crossed the plate as did Mcclellan
RroyD was thrown out but Lemp went
10 third on the play. P. Nalenzlno
threw wild to third to catch the runner
and Lemp should have scored but ne
loafed and was thrown out at the
plate Davis to Coleman.
All was we'll until the four inning
when the Square boys Enotted the
count on Coleman's single, an infield
ont and Davis double to center. They
put themselves one run to the merry
merry in the final inning. Sperduto
walked, was assisted around the bases
on two safeties and completed the cir
cult when Rowland threw wild to
Brown when he had an easy double
play in his grasp.
Twas a sad bunch of Baracas that
came to the bench to make last de-
termined effort. The atmosphere was
enivened considerably when Lemp,
Brown and A. Smith hit safely in sue
cession, aided and abetted by some
slow fielding, filling the sacks with
none out, Hamilton curved three past
Olsens nose and Potts Bell popped
weakly to Oliver. With one strike on
him, Eggart embalmed the game nicely
by singing to center and Lemp and
Brown ambled home with the tying
and winning runs,
The Y. NJ. c. \. will play the Navy
outfit this afternoon at o'clock at
the East Hill diamond and a good
game is assured.
Manager Stubbins of the league an
nounces that an important meeting
will be held tonight at 1880 o'clock at
The 7. NJ c. A. at which plans regard
ing the league season will be discussed
and urges all players and persons in
terested in the league to be present.
The box score:
SENILLES
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