Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-03
THE GAME.
FIRST INNING.

Kerr. first man up, singled to center
Baerwaid duplicated and Kerr went to
second. Crandall sacrificed the runners
up peg and went out, Sitton to Wolfe
Abstein hit a high bounder through the
pitchers box and when Wolfe dropped it
Abstein reached first safely, Kerr scoring
and Baerwald landing on third. Abstein
pilfered second Scnweitzer hit q ire
mendouS grounder to McElveen who
speared the ball with one hand and threw
him out to Agler. On the play Baerwald
tailed. Bales biffed one over Pat Ora =
hams head for couple of sacks and Alb
stein counted. Hallinan smacked another
to the same spot for the same two bases
counting Bales. With the game apparent
ly lost, Pitcher Johnson strolled out to
warm up. To the casual observer 1t an
peared that this move was about ten
minutes too late. The monotony was va -
ried at this point by base on balls 10
Seauhough. RUDE Kissinger drove one
through the box and though Callahan
felded the ball close behind second, he
was unable to head Hallinan, who scored
easily. Kerr grounded to HARRISON and
kissinger was forced at second to Wolfe.
FIVE RUNS
Agler was retired. Crandan TO Abstein.
Bailey famed. HARRISON went out, Gran
dali to Abstein. NO RUNS.
SECOND INNING.
johnson replaced Sitton on the mound
Tor Atlanta. Johnson made a feeble start
by walking Baerwald. Crandall lifted a
high foul to Reynolds and Baerwald stole
| second Absten hit under one OF John
sons underhand throws and lifted fou
to Reynolds. Schweitzer singled to left
I scoring Baerwad Schweitzer went out
trying to steal second Reynolds to Harbi
! son. ONE RUN.
Graham lined out to Baerwald Noel
veen hit the ball square on the seam. but
IT went into schweitzers hand. Rey-
nolds was retired, Hallinan to Abstein.
NO RUNS
THIRD INNING
Bales hoisted out to Graham Mailman
lifted one back Of first, but Agler made
phenomenal catch and retired him.
Seabough skied out to Bailey NO RUNS.
Callahan grounded to Absten and beat
the throw to first for hit Wolfe fouled
out to Bales. Callahan was out trying TO
steal second Seabough to Crandall. John
pop flied out to Baerwald NO RUNS.
FOURTH INNING.
Kissinger rainbowed one to Callahan.
Kerr was hit and took first Baerwald
hoisted out to Bailey. Agler, through a
ruse, caught Kerr mapping a foot off first.
NO RUNS.
Agler hit dropping liner to Crandall.
Bailey was walked HARRISON lost the
ball in the high grass on the right field
bank for three bases and Bailey scored.
Pat Graham laid one up against the
scoreboard for three bags, scoring Harbi-
son. McElveen was called out on strikes
Reynolds went out, Mailman to Abstein
TWO RUNS.
FIFTH INNING.
Crandall lifted one to Wolfe Abstein
got four bad ones, Schweitzer singled TO
right and Abstein took third Bales lift
ed sacrifice fly to Callahan and Abstein
tailed. Schweitzer stole second and went
to third when Reynolds wild throw got
past Wolfe Mailman went out Noel
Veen to Agler. ONE RUN.
Callahan went out, Kissinger TO Alb
stein. Wolfe famed. Johnson hit an
easy grounder to Bales and on his error
was safe at first. Agler grounded to Hal
Imam and when he fumbled the Cracker s
first sacker was safe. forcing Johnson at
second. Bailey singled through Kissin-
ger filling the bases. HARRISON was
called out on strikes NO RUNS
SIXTH INNING.
Seabough popped out to HARRISON.
Kissinger singled over HARRISON Kerr
walked. forcing Kissinger to second.