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MADE IT THREE STRAlGHTS.
BRUNSWICK TOOK THE THIRD
GAME BY A SCORE OF TO 3.

Game in Detail by Innings and the
OmciaI score-Brunswick and Fer
nandina Teams Are Matched TO
Play for High Stakes.
Brunswick made it three straights from
Jacksonville yesterday afternoon. win
ming the third game by a score of to
3. The Brunswick team pulled down the
81, 900, $500 a side, that had been posted
upon the result of the series, besides
taking in the lions share of the gate re-
ceipts.
The game was the most interesting of
the series. Jacksonville got away from
the post in splendid shape, making all
her runs in the first inning. 1t was the
running that was too much for her, for
Brunswick made one run in the second,
another in the fourth. forged ahead by
making two runs in the fifth. increased
the lead by one in the sixth, and left
Jacksonville with three to make in her
half of the ninth 10 even tie the score.
Though the game was the best, the au-
dience was the smallest of the series. The
small boy was in evidence, and his root
ing was pronounced. 1t was all for Bruins
wick. as there are two or three Savannah
players on the Brunswick team, and, be-
sides, Brunswick is In Georgia
Few very spectacular plays occurred.
Hits. too, were not frequent on either side.
Ballantyne led the batting, getting two
hits, one of them for three bags. Linton
got the hands from his team for batting,
as he pounded out two hits Kaphan
wasn't giving very many. Besides those
Linton succeeding in finding, only three
were made after the second inning.
Harper on second and Garrett on third
for Brunswick did some pretty work in the
way of assists, but probably the prettiest
play of the game was one made by Har
rision, in left field for Jacksonville, who
pulled down a fly after long run for it.
The game in detail was as follows:
First inning, Brunswick: Wolfe flew out
to the catcher. Hallowell hit safely and
got to first, being followed by Ballantyne,
who got his base on balls. Villineau struck
out and Harper flew out to first leaving
Hallowell and Ballantyne on bases
Jacksonville: Harrison flew out to left
Held, but Linton waited until he got four
balls and went to first, taking second
on passed ball Conroy also took his
base on balls Kaphan threw to second
on the catcher's signal, but no Brunswick
player covered the bag, and Linton went
hit to second, scoring Linton and sending
Conroy to third. Abbott hit safe over
the first bag, and Conroy and O'Neill
scored winding up Jacksonville's run
getting for the game. Middlebrook hit
to left, sending Abbott to third. Crippen
got his base on balls. but just then Alb
bott got caught on third and the play
was doubled up by catching Middlebrook
on second.
Second inning, Brunswick: Holland hit
to the pitcher and was thrown out at
first. Garrett flew out to center. Kaphan
hit safely, and Philips knocked it out to
center for two bags. scoring Kaphan.
Wolfe flew out to left field, leaving Phil
Ups on second
Jacksonville: OConnor hit to the
pitcher and was out at first. Brouthers
| was charged UP with three strikes, but
the decision called for no end of a kick.
For fifteen minutes there was some heavy
jawing INDUCED in, but the umpire's de-
clson stood. and Brouthers was out. The
controversy was as to whether there had
been two or three strikes Harrison was
hit by the pitcher. Linton drove it past
second for two bags, sending Harrison 10
third. Then Conroy flew out to right
field, leaving Linton and Harrison on
bases.
Third inning. Brunswick: Hallowell
struck out. Ballantyne hit safely to right
anu NttttffSdd Got TO tffSt on error Of
O'Neill, who was on the bag and failed
to pick up an easy one. Ballantyne going
to second. Harper flew out to first. Hol-
land hit to short and was out at Arst
leaving Ballantyne and Vilineau on bases.
Jacksonville: O'Neill flew out to right
field. Abbott struck out. Middlebrook
| sent it to short and was out at first.
Fourth inning, Brunswick: Garrett took
| his base on balls, went to third on a wild
m On
| ball. Kahpan flew out to short Philips
| hit TO third, where the ball was fumbed,
| and he got safely to first. Wolfe hit to
third, and Philips was thrown out at sec
ond. Hallowel flew out to short, and
Wolfe was left on a base
jacksonville: Crppen struck out
| O'Connor hit to second and was out at
| first. Brouthers sent il to third and was
out at first.
Fifth inning, Brunswick: Ballantyne
sent II rolling to third and was thrown out
at first Vilineau and the ball coided,
| Villineau taking his base. Harper pound
! ed II to right field for two bases, bringing
| Villineau home and tying the score. Hol-
| land hit TO left. sending Harper to third
Crippen and Conroy got in some pretty
| and well-timed work, catching Harper be-
tween third and home after a throw to sec
| ond. Carrot hit to third, the ball passing
| the baseman, and went on to second
| bringing in Holland. Kaphan flew out TO
center, leaving Garrett on a base.
acksonville-Harrison flew out to CEN
| ter. Linton few out 90 second. Conroy
hit to second and was out at first.
Sixth inning, Brunswick: Philips hit
to third, and Linton threw it wild to first
| Philips going on to third. Wolfe got his
base on balls. Holowell hit to short and
was out at first, Philips scoring and Wolfe
| going 10 third. The ball fell at the plate
from Ballantyne's bat and he was thrown
out at first by Crippen. Villneau flew out
| to first. leaving Wolfe on a base.
Jacksonville: oNeill hit to the pitcher
and was out at first. Hutchins struck
| out. Middlebrook few out to short
Seventh inning Brunswick: Harper hit
| to shortstop, and ONeill fell down badly
| at first. Holland went out to the left
| fielder. Garrett sent II TO third, and
! Harper was thrown out at second kan
han hit to short, and Garrett was thrown
out at second.
Jacksonville: Crippen sent II to second
and was out at first. O'Connor flew out
to left. Brouthers hit safe grounder
past short. Harrison knocked It to third
| and was out al first.
Eighth inning, Brunswick: Philips hit
to second and was out at first Wolfe hit
| to shortstop and was out at first Hollo-
well drove 1t TO center, but OConnor got
under It.
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