Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-27
THE GAME.
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Moran popped to Agier. Jordan out
HARRISON to Agler. Hopkins out also,
HARRISON TO Agler. NO RUNS.
Bailey flied to Moran. Hemphnl went
out also on fly to Moran Callahan hit
to third and beat it out for a hit Cove
leskie and Moves suspected that Callahan
was going to steal and worked the pitch
out but the home-run hitter slid safely
into second. Alperman was walked Nc
E1veen got three and two, and Their let
the critical ball float by, and Rudderham
called it strike. NO RUNS.
SECOND INNING.
Sitton got bad start In the second in
ming by walking Coyle Barr hunted and
when McElveen juggled the ball both
runners were safe, and had Agler not
made a wonderful one hand stop the run
ners would have advanced still. another
peg Baienti followed with hunt down
third base line and McElveen again Jug
gled and threw Wild to FIRST This filled
the bases, Sentel hit into double play,
Alperman scooplhg DIP his grounder and
touching Balenti out as he passed and
getting Sentell TO Agler. Coyle, however,
scored. and Barr went to third Moves
hit a high one to right field, which Bailey
misjudged, only getting one hand on it,
and then let 1t get away. 1t was a hit
and Barr scored. Coveleskie was called
out on strikes TWO RUNS.
Agler grounded out to Coyle. Harbl-
son hit a stinging liner to Barr Dona-
hue also lined out to Barr. NO RUNS.
THIRD INNING
Moran grounded to HARRISON, who jug
gled, and on the error Roy was safe at
first. Moran. the prize base stealer of
the league, was out a mile when he tried
to purloin, Donahue to HARRISON Jor-
dan tore off a three Dagger nearly to the
center field fence. Hopkins grounded to
second, and Alperman held Jordan on
third with a threat to throw, and then
headed the Chattanooga outfielder, to Az
Ter. Coyle grounded out, HARRISON to
Agler NO RUNS.
Sitton bounted and was out, Coveleskie
to Coyle Bailey showed his batting lit
tie farther above 300 with a clean single
between Balenu and Sentell. Bailey was
out trying to steal. Noyes to Jordan
Hemphill went out, Jordan to Coyle. NO
RUNS.
FOURTH INNING.
Barr lifted high foul right against the
stands that Donahue caught. 1t was a
marvellous bit OF fielding. Balenti lifted
to Ager. After hitting three singing
fouls down third base line, Sentell hoist
one to center for a base. and a moment
later stole second. Noyes singled to left
Callahan made a marvellous throw to
the plate and Donahue touched Senteil out
by foot. Umpire Rudderham could not
see 1t, however. and the run was allowed
to count. From the press box II looked
the most outrageous decision OF the year
1t was followed by big demonstration by
Hemphil, Donahue and the fans. Noyes
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ress Coveleskie flied to Hemphill
When Hemphill threw the ball in it hit
Ruderham on the first bound The two
had some words over the incident, but
nothing came OF it. ONE RUN.
Callahan dropped such an excellent bunt
down third base line that Balenu did not
even bother TO throw II to first Alper-
man grounded to short and Callahan was
forced at second, Sentell to Jordan. Nc
Elveen popped to Jordan. AEler was
called out on strikes NO RUNS.
FIFTH INNING.
Moran doubled down third base line.
Jordan sacrificed. Sitton to Agier, and
Roy went to third Moran started even
to score on It. but changed his mind
Hopkins flied to Callahan and Moran tai
lied. Coyle famed. ONE RUN.
Harbiscn was presented with base on
balls Donahue grounded to short and
HARRISON was out at second, sentell to
Jordan sItton lifted a single to right and
Donahue hot-footed for third. Bailey
famed. Hemphnl was called out on
strikes. NO RUNS.
SIXTH INNING.
Barr went out. Aiperrnan to Agler
Balenti fouled to Donahue. Sentell hit
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