Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-11

which are near the plate Stahl near
ly spoils it for the Sox by bunting SO
briskly to Tesreau that the Ozark lad
is able to throw Gardner out at sec
ond Stahl makes up for this. however
by stealing second I'm fine fashion
Wagner grounds down the first base
path and is out to Merkle, while Stahl
scurries along to third This puts it up
to Cady, who overlooked such a tire
mendous chance yesterday, but this
time Forrest delivers with a single
through Fletcher. The Giant shortstop
grabs bravely at the ball, but il is too
hot to stop and It spins him around
and passes on to the outffeld WOOD
| flies 20 Murray. One run. one hit, no
| errors.
Doyle has no chance AT all with
Wood. With two strikes and ball on
him, he grounds feebly and is out.
Yerkes to Stahl. Snodgrass fans. Muir
ray fans. In this half inning twelve
balls are pitched. Wood never appea red
better in his life and there is only one
question-can he keep It up? No runs,
no hits, no errors.
FIFTH INNING.
Hooper lifts to Murray who goes
after 1t with one hand and spears it,
another sensational play for Red
Yerkes singles to left. II gets him
nothing, however for Speaker can de-
velop nothing better than q grounder to
Herzog, who throws Steve out to DoyIe
Speaker tries to make amends for this
by stealing, but Meyers nails him cas-
lily and he is touched out by DOYLE
No runs, ono hit, no errors.
Merkle grounds one to Wagner and
is out to Stahl. Herzog then cheers M
the Giant fans with single that sims
past Jake Stahl Meyers is up, but he
Is no pinch performer in this game and
rams. Fletcher puts up a mighty effort
but 1t develops into nothing but
grounder to Wagner and he is out to
Stahl- No runs, one hit, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
Lewis takes three hacks at the hall
with no visible effect. Gardner lifts g,
nigh one just outside fair territorv
near third base and Herzog gathers If
in. With StahI up and a counIe If halls
called Iesreau discontinues operations
long enough to put up a loud veil on
the decisions. He claims that RigIer
is not giving him the corners. Mavbe
there is something TO this. for the next
three hurls are called strikes and StsbI
sits down.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
WOOD takes chance with Tesreau
who singles. Devore makes anotbs+
single. fast runner might have made
| third on this, but not Tesreau He
! takes second. Doyle lifts one to
Yerkes. Snodgrass grounds TO Yerkes
and Devore is forced at second to -Wag-
ner. Murray's grounder forces Snod-
grass
No runs, two hits, no errors.
| SEVENTH INNING
Wagner and Cady are famed in
quick succession by Tesreau on seven
pitched balls. Wood hits the second
! ball pitched to Murray, who lands il.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Merkle fans Herzog singles. but
Meyers flies to Speaker Fletcher dou-
bles, scoring Herzog Mccormick hit
ting for Tesreau. singles, but Fletcher
| is out at the plate on Yerkes throw
One run, three hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING.
Ames, pitching for the Giants makes
Hooper pop to Fletcher. Yerkes out
Fletcher to Merkle. Speaker doubles.
but Fletcher throws out Lewis. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Devore out, Morgan - Stahl DOYLE
flies to Hooper Snodgrass is safe on
Wagners tumble. and Murray singles
Merkle fans. No runs, one hit, one
| error.
NINTH INNING.
Gardner singles to center Stahl sac
rifices, and is out. Ames to Merkle.
Wagner walks. Cady forces Wagner
Fletcher to Doyle Wood singles scor.
ing Gardner. Hooper fies 20 Snoderass
One run, two hits, no errors.
! Herzog hies out 10 Speaker Never
fouls out 10 Cady Fletcher ont il
! StshL No runs, no hits, no errors.