The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-04-16
|CTOPY PERCHES
r. T,1GOND TIME
ON LOCALS BANNER
WINS FROM THE WILL
" ,us TEAM BY CLOSE
MARGIN.
oOTf RAPED OUT HOME RUN
gull innings Required to Decide
Fate Of sattIe-Herrin Won HIS
o., Game by Timely 5ingle in The
Ninth.

own Game by Timely sins'e ~ : nc
Ninth.
n,.. Pail, Says His Jumps, for the
,,ma on Academy Field, and |
S4bs second time c. NJ. A. is vic
erious. ~
S,o saturday, with victory written /
~o~ their faces. Prof. Williams
nr,, Roswell we're confident of |
rirnipp and defeat come as knock
,,on. IN both of them, the final
heing to 6 in c. NJ. AS. favor.
r,o came as a whole, was rather
.uood Errors we're piled up in great
oznaciallv was this so with the
cadets The Williams bunch outbat-
"a rbs locals and three times the
hosos we're filed on errors and three
fines Herrin pitched himself out OF
40 acrack" Lennie Moore did et-
toctive work behind the bat and cut
~ runners. who would fain steal sec
and in excellent style. Kilburn at
8rst and Clagett at second also dld
aood work. Foote at third made
otooL of errors. but redeemed himself
NTH home-run in the sixth inning
ubiob tied the score. The G. M. A.
ortaoId nlayed a poor game and their
errors were to great extent respon-
sih,o for the majority of the visitors
rms Herrin pitched a good game
striking out ten of the Williams slug
oors and did not walk a single man.
One man got hit and took his base.
NcDuff, Patterson, Cochrane, Yeat-
man and Mitchell did the star HELD
,ro and stick work for the visitors.
They we're there with the goods all
the time. Cochrane made one or the
most sensational plays in backing up
First Baseman Street that was ever
nulIed off on the local diamond. The
hall was knocked to deep right ana
was thrown to first, and went through
Street. but Cochrane got through the
crowd and stopped the ball on the
first bounce. The play called forth
RESPONSE from the local fans. McDuH
and Patterson batted $50 each, while
Cochrane batted 500 Beddingfield
strncl, out 70 of the Cadets and gave
only one man his base on balls.
In the first inning it looked like
walk over for C. M. A. Williams was
retired after getting the bases fuil
without making a run. G. M. A. came
to the bat and Moore got his base on
a passed ball by the catcher, and stole
second. Kilburn the next man up got
a hit which scored Moore. Clagett
came up and found the ball and scoreu
Kilburn. This made two runs
Clagett tried TO steal home and was
caught in a chase. Palmer got 10
first on a scratch hit, and the next
two men up, Foote and Nathan famed.
The side was retired. Two to noth-
ing.
Williams did nothing the second IN
ming but in the third they tied the
score. Beddingfield, got down 10
pitching and retired the cadets III
one, two. three order until the httn
inning when they found him again ana
got two more runs, but in the mean
time Williams had gotten two runs III
the third and three in the first. Z. M
A. tied the score in the sixth. VIII
lams got run in the seventh, whlie
c. NJ. A. failed to connect in the sew
enth and eighth. The cadets retireo
their opponents in the ninth Wltnou'
gaining anything on the score poaru
The cadets came to the bat VIII q
determination to win. The hrst man
up was Nathan, who famed. Andrews
followed and was walked, and went 10
second on passed ball. Rebman MI
for two bags, scoring Andrews. Inc
next man up was Herrin. Ihree
times he had saved the day by pltch
Ing out of tight places. When nc
faced the pitcher he looked across d.