Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08
THE GAME.
FIRST INNING.

Maloney, the first Gull to face johnson,
put one over first for two sacks. Starr
met one clean and drove through the box
for a single. Callahan came in like a
steam engine and folded the ball just
back of second base BY doing this he
was able to hold Maloney at third Starr
Immediately stole seconds Al ODell's
short single back Of second sent Maloney
across with a tally, but good fielding by
Callahan held Starr al third O'DeH
beat it for second on the throw-in. ia
cobsen bounded one down to HARRISON and
was thrown out to Agler. Long grounded
to HARRISON, who folded the ball home,
and Starr was out in a chase, HARRISON
to Reynolds to McElveen The Gull sec
ond baseman kept the chase going long
enough so that Long went TO second.
Paulet grounded to HARRISON and was out
at first, Agler making a good pickup of
HarbiSon's poor thorw. ONE RUN.
Agler dropped one in front of the plate
and was out, Dunn to Paulet. Umpire
Fitzsimmons slid 10 feet in the mud on
the side of his head while attempting to
do some fast umpiring on this play. Bal
ley caught one of Pug" Cavet's fast
ones in the middle of the back and went
to first. Alperman grounded to Cavet,
who slapped the ball over to Starr and
he relayed Alperman out to Paulet. Bal
ley advanced a peg on the play. HARRISON
hit one way back of Starr, who handled
it like a wizard, but HARRISON beat it
to first while Bailey moved up another
peg. Reynolds hammered a terrific liner
to center, but Maloney speared it with
his gloved mitt and the inning was over.
NO RUNS.
SECOND INNING.
Walsh was called out on strikes Dunn
lit into the first ball pitched for a single
to left. Cavet developed a weak grounder
to Alperman The ball hit Dunn on his
way to second, and the big catcher was
called out. There was much argument
over the play and Pete O'Brien, coaching
at first, was sent to the bench for argu-
ing with Fitzsimmons. Maloney went out,
Johnson to Agler. NO RUNS.
McElveen was easy with a pop-up to
Starr Callahan hit at three and missed
them all. Lyons was favored with four
bad ones and went over to first Johnson
sprung an unexpected single to right,
sending Lyons to second. Ager famed.
NO RUNS.
THIRD INNING.
Starr hit one between Bailey and Cal
lahan for two bases. O'Den hunted and
was out, Johnson to Agler, and Starr ad-
vanced a peg on the sacrifice. Jacobsen
lifted a long one to Callahan, and Starr
came over the plate on the sacrifice.
Long bounded one over McElveens head
for single. Paulet went out from Har-
bison to Agler. ONE RUN.
When Bailey was called out on strikes
he made an awful holler. But he got
nothing. Alperman flied to Long. Har-
bison lifted a Texas Lacquer back of third
and O'Den, Walsh and Jacobsen fell all
over themselves trying to get to It,
Dunn caught HARRISON off first with a
snap to Paulet. NO RUNS
FOURTH INNING.
Walsh hit one through the infield for
a single. Dunn stung one to the same
spot for another single and Walsh went
to the keystone. Cavet hunted to Johnson
and beat it out for a hit, and this choked
the bases. Maloney grounded to short
and was out, HARRISON to Agler and
Walsh Tailed, Starr smashed to Lyons
territory for two bases, and Dunn and
Cavet counted. Vedder Sitton went in the
box for the Crackers. O'Dell bounded one
down to third and was safe on McElveen's
tumble. Starr went to third on the mis-
play. O'Dell swiped second. Jacobsen hit
to second and Starr was out in a run
down, Alperman to McElveen to Reynolds
to McElveen to Agler. O'Den went to
third and Jacobsen to second while the
play was being made. Sitton then walked
Long. Paulet grounded out to Agler.
THREE RUNS.
Reynolds took three wallops and sat
down. McElveen stung one to Starr too
hot to handle. Pauet made q fine catch
Of Callahan's foul over against the stands