The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-07-05
PtPPERy CONTEST
IN The THIRD GAME
OF THE CITY LEAGUE
PLAYED TO A TIE SCORE IN TEN
INNINGS AND GAME
CALLED.
JENNETTE EASY FOR The CENTURY

JENNETTE EASY FOR The CENTURY
Ne Runs After the Fifth Round, Both
Teams Being Forced to Use Two
Pitchers, Haynes Going to the Field
in the Sixth.
Decidedly the most enthusiastic
game Of the season was pulled on
Thursday afternoon in Riverside Park
BY the Century and County officials
teams. The game was battle for
blood from start to finish and when
the Century sluggers found Jennette
IL. the second inning getting three
hits, three bases on balls together
with an error, which resulted In five
runs, it looked as If the Century
would have walkover, but the cfic-
ials put in Frazier and only one run
was made off him. In the third in
ming Haynes was found for three
safeties, which together with two err
rors resulted in two runs. In the
fourth inning the Officials put over
another and in the fifth three more
were showed over and tied the score.
Century getting one in the fifth. This
put an end to the run getting. Tay-
Ter was put in in the sixth and allow
ed only one measley little scratch hit
Three times RUDE pitched himself out
OF dangerous holes. Fraser only
yielded up two safeties and a scratch
hit and bunt.
Barring a few bone head plays that
were executed on both sides the game
was a splendid exhibition of bali.
There were also more double plays
than have been made in any game OF
the season.
For ten innings the battle ragged,
and it was the subject Of the fans
during all of Friday, and there was
much disappointment that it was not
played to a finish.
When next these teams cross bats
it is a safe bet that there will be a
full atlendance-in fact it is expected
that it will be the record breaker.
First inning-P Dyer led off and
was an easy out from pitcher to first
H. DYER flew out to short. Thomas
famed.
Moore led Off for Officials witch a
dinhy TO pitcher and went out at first
Ramon was hit by pitched ball, Pur-
year hit to short, Ramon was cut at
second and Puryear III first, on a
double play. No runs.
Second inning-Craig started the
fire works by hitting to center stole
second Haynes famed, Belts got a
free pass. Taylor also walked, filling
the bags. Looney hit to center, scor-
ing Craig and Belts. Dedman fos- |
lowed with hit to center, scoringl
Taylor and Looney. Dedman stole
second P. Dyer walked. H. Dyer
got slow hit in the infield and beat
II out. Thomas got a long drive to
left field and McFall dropped it. Ded. /
nan scored, Craig flew out to second.
Haynes famed for the second time
in the inning, retiring the side, leav-
ms P. Dyer, H. Dyer and Thomas on
bases. Five runs.
McFall famed Jennette was our
pitcher to first. Crews walked, Err
win hit to center, advancing Crews
t. third. Fraser famed, retiring the
side. No runs.
Third inning-Betts was out at first
on erounder, Taylor and Looney
famed Il
Morgan got on by an error OF Craig. /
Moore got on by an error of p. Dyer.
Ka1nu1 hit to Eight, scosing Morgan,
-Puryear hit high fly to short, Kan.
non ran and was thrown out at first.
McFall hit to left, scoring Moore
Jennette flew out at third, retiring
the side. Two runs.
Fourth inning-Dedman famed. Dy-
-e; walked, stole second. H. Dyer
Tanned. Thomas famed.
Crews out second to first, Erwin
hit 10 left for three bags. Morgan
hit - icft. Moore got on by an error
o. pitcher. Ramon hit to pitcher.
Fraser was thrown out at home and
Ramon at first, pulling of another
double One run,