Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-11
THE GAME.


FIRST INNING.
Stock popped to AgIer. MeGin rolled
one to Alperrnan and was out to Agler
Robertson was easy for Brady and Ag-
Ter. NO HITS, NO RUNS.
Long grounded TO Stock and was out
to Robertson. welchonce was given
free transportation to FIRST. Alperman
lofted tall one to Paulet. Smith sent
a roller to Stock, who relayed the pill
to Paulet, forcing Welchonce at the
midway. NO HITS, NO RUNS.
SECOND INNING.
ODell rolled to Bisiand, who made
a crazy chuck past Agler and the former
Cracker anchored safely at the opening
peg, Schmidt sent a screaming liner
to Bisland who ciutched tight to IL,
thereby drawing much applause. Pau
who handed the bali TO Alperman, fore
ing 0'Dell at the keystone Clark
dropped q one-timer into left garden,
Paulet moving up base. AlpeTmen
tossed out Campbell. ONE HIT, NO
Stock and Robertson made easy work
Of Bisland's grounder. AgleF went out
over the ODell- Robertson route. Bailey
grounded to Paulet, but Bill was safe
at first for Robertson dropped a per-
fectly good throw. Bailey stole second
with neatnesS and dispatch. Chapman
gladdened the hearts OF the multitude
with a single through short, Bailey
pulling up at third. Brady's best was
a roller down the first base line that
Robertson handled all by his lonesome
ONE HIT, NO RUNS.
THIRD INNING.
Hogs sent a ballooner to Welchonce
Stock singled to right. McGillsacri-
nced Stock along to second with a bunt
that Brady handed to Agler, Robert
s sir vas a. turned pTFSi back to Agier. ONE
Long raised to Paulet welchonce
died, Paulet 20 Robertson. Aiperman
went back TO work when Pauiet and
Robertson repeated NO HITS, NO
FOURTH INNING.
Smith and Agler did all that was nee
eessary with o'DelPs daisy cutter.
Schmidt raced around to third when
Paulet dropped a one-timer TO right.
Clark rolled to Alperman who tossed
to Bisland in hopes of forcing Paulet,
on the error Schmidt tailed Campbell
singled to left, and Paulet scored Hogg
singled 10 center, scoring Clark and
Campbell Stock beat out a slow roller
for hit McGill doubled to right, scor-
Ing Hogg, while Stock made third.
Brady was yanked off the mound here.
Dent taking up the unwslcomed bur
den. Robertson popped to Agler Stock
tired 70 score on short passed ball,
PIT Rq1t die RirS Chapman to Dent. SIX HITS
Smith scared high and far to Camp
bell. Bisland was easy for Stock and
Robertson. Agler lifted to Clark NO
HITS, NO RUNS.
FIFTH INNING.
ODen pushed a grasser to Smith and
was out to Agier Schmidt was out,
Smith to Agler. Paulet poled long
triple to the score board. Clarke rolled
an easy grounder to Smith, but when
Agler dropped Wallis's throw PRulet
registered. while Clarke was safe at the
initial sack, Clarke stole second. Camp
bell ended the inning with a high foul
TO Smith ONE HIT. ONE RUN.
Robertson handled Bailey's grounder
without any assistance. Chapman roll
cd an easy grounder 70 Hogg and was
out to Robertson. Dent rompedtofirst
on four bad ones. Longs best was a
pop fly to Paulet. NO HITS, NO RUNS.
SIXTH INNING.
Hogg lined to Bailey, but when the
latter failed to hold the pill. the Gull
twirler was safe Stock placed his bat
against the ball for single to left and
Hogg went to second. McGill hunted
to Dent and Hogg was forced on Dents
fast relay to Smith. Robertson hit a
forced at second. to Bisland. Robertson
pilfered second. o'Dell was not equal
10 Agier. ONE HIT. NO Runs.
Welchonce lifted long fly TO Camp
Robertson. Smith rolled an easy
grounder TO Odell and was out to Rob-
ertson. NO HITS, NO RUNS.
SEVENTH INNING.
Alperman and Agier took care OF
Schmidt. Paulet grounded 10 Bisland
and was out TO Agier. Clark smashed