The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
LAWYERS WON !"
FROM DOCTORS
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A Great Game of Baseball
Witnessed BY Large
Crowd Yesterday
AND NO ONE WAS INJURED
ever Fifty Dollars Realized from the
Game for me Georgia Industrial
Home at Nacon-Grand Stand
Had a Big Time

The ten inning tie game OF base
| all between the Brunswick and Way.
c,oss teams last Friday was not in it
with the game played yesterday after
neon between the Brunswick doctors
and lawyers, which was on by the lat
tel by the close score OF 16 to Is.
A large crowd gathered to witness
the game, and that they received their
moneys worth was best evidenced by
the laughter Which began the minute
the first ball was tossed across the
plate by Twrler Brobston until the
last man was out in the ninth
The doctors started in to win the
game, and IN the first ipaing they
made three runs, while the lawyers on
Is successful IN getting one man
across the home plate.
Pitcher Brobston, however. did not
have good delivery at the beginning
CT rather he was too strong for his
cetcher, and after the second inning
the batteries changed. Judge Gale
vas put in the box and it was ali
Up with the medicine men In one. two
three order he retired them and a
local fan was heard to ask Il VOL
del if Abner Powell knows that such
pitcher is aloose in this part OF
the woods" With the score five to
one In favor of the doctors in the
third inning. the lawyers setsied down
81 wofK and soon began playing great
bell
While the physicians did not circle
the bases in as rapid fire order as did
The Waycrcss team on Monday still
one was reminded of a merry go-cound
and pretty 5000 it took good arTth-
nietio scholar 20 tcii which side was
liz the lead.
began to grow tired. They had play
Cd their best for several innings. The
physicians or at least some OF them
were unable to return TO the field al
ter circling the bases and it was neces
sary to send in substitutes.
The feature Of the game was the
graceful playing Of Or. Fortson who
ofiieiated at second base for the physi-
Clans. He was there with the good
a.'d delivered them in great style.
Notes Of the Game.
Dr. Blain who started out to pitch
Tor the doctors captured the prize
as the best looking man in uniform
wLile the second prize was awarded
10 DR.. G. V. Cate.
As base runner DR.. Blanton car
rled of the honors Of the afternoon.
He stole every thing that looked good
to him.
Butts who was behind the bat at
first for the lawyers was unable TO
hold speedy Drobston as the balls all
resched him on the first bounce but
h. taught inem few lessons on
touching" payers before they could
get away from the plate.
AS the star fielder DR.. j. A. Butts
made the others look like THIRTY cents
Although he did not catch any he did
succeed in winbing at one as it pass
81 by.
Or. ]. Sydney Roberts who pitched
several innings for the doctors had
the lawyers puzzled with his side
wLeel curves.
Dr. G. W. Blaaton officiated at the
initial bag with the dignity OF Unit
eG States supreme court judge. Some
of the fans styled him grand stand
plsyer.
Col. w. (. Kay who managed the
lawyers team was compelled to fine
several OF his players for not hitting
tie bail at the proper time and Judge
Gale will see to it that the fines are
all collected.
Pap Andrews was cnasec on INT
field for wearing such loud uniform
DR.. Fortson Sided once when it wa
lot necessary. But he explained it Il
the satisfaction Of the grand stand.
Center Fielder Twitty was probabl.
the most graceful player on the dia
n,end but he would firt With the bal
everytime it went by.
DR.. /. N. Bishop wanted to whip th'
umpire because he would not ALLOW
HIM five strikes.
-Four Balls did not count in the gam
a. all. Several changes were made Z
Nj. Spalding's rule book and some c
them viii be adopted by he leagu
team next year. lAs4.a