Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16

PONCE DE LEON BALL PARK, July
16-1he Crackers made it two out Of
three from the Bmkens by defeating the
visitors, 4 to 2, in the final game OF
their series here this afternoon.
Carl Thompson the eX-Georgia pitcher
won his third straight victory for
Smiths men by holding Dobb's men
practically helpless during most Of the
combat Manning hurled for the WISH
tors.
Joe Agler drew four bases on balls.
Risand was the star hitter with a time
Iy double and single to his credit. The
game was celIed in the eighth inning to
allow Montgomery to catch train.
FIRST INNING.
Walker was an easy victim over the
strlke-oUt route. Wares pop foul was
easy for Wauie smith Bisland picked
up ElWert $ grass-cutter and tossed him
out to Agler NO HITS, NO RUNS.
AEler drew four wide ones and trOtted
10 the initial. WelChonce IoGJed one to
WelChouCe. Alperman was hit by &
pitched BAN and Agler moved up a
cushion. Agler and A'perman tried a
double steal and when Elwert dropped
Gribbens perfect throw Joe was safe
at third, while Alperman ambled to sec
uud. Smith was the handy boy in the
pinch by lining sacrifice fly to Walker
and AgleT scored. Bisland followed with
a dandy double TO left and Alperman
Tomped over the counting station.
Manush. ONE HIT, TWO RUNS.
SECOND INNING.
Sloan popped a tall one to smith
Jantzen placed his bat against the ball
for a single right knapp ballooned
10 Welchonce. Snedecor grounded to
Do M OF
second. ONE HIT, no RUNS.
Bailey was given free transportation
TO first base Dunn sacrificed to Snede-
cor and Bailey took second Thompson
lifted fly to Jsntzen. Agler waited
for four bad ones and beat IL to sta
ton one. Knapp took care Of Wei
chonce's pop fly.
THIRD INNING.
Gribbens did the Casey act TO perfec-
ton and sought a warm seat on the
bench. Manning found one TO his Tx
ing and smashed a long triple to left
Walker sing ed TO center and Manning
registered the first run Of the game for
The visitors. Wares hit into a double
Play. Thompson to Bisland TO Agler.
TWO HITS, ONE RUN.
Alperman grounded out to Snedecor
Smith hit q One-timer to center Bis
land slammed one TO the right garden
for single and Smith raced TO the far
corner Manush was hit by a pitched
ban and the bases were intoxicated. Bill
Bailey grounded TO Elwert and when
the latter fumbled Smith tailed and
Bailey was safe at first. The bases
remaining intoxicated Dunn struck out
Thompson out. Wares 10 Snedecor. and
a dandy opportunity was thrown to the
winds. TWO HITS. ONE RUN.
FOURTH INNING.
Elwert drew pass Sloan sent a
one-timer TO right and Elwert reached
third Sloan tried 20 stretch his hit
into d double and was out Manush to
Alperman. Jantzen hit a sacrifice fly
TO- Railey and Elwert scored knapp
Whitfield. TWO HITS, ONE RUN
Agler was given his third free pass
Nc.oh0uCe hit into a double play. Wares
20 SUedeCOr. AlpCrmau flied to Sloan
NO HITS, NO RUNS
FIFTH INNING.
Bailey took care Of Snedecor's long
drive Grihhens flied TO Manush Man
ming bounced one over Thompsun's head
for a single. Manning was cought of
first and was out IN chase, Thompson
HIT. 40 RUNS
Smith drove a long fly TO Sloan Bis
land walked. Bisland pilfered second.
Nanush was disposed Of over the strike
out route Bailey singled to center and
Bslaud tailed. Bailey was out trying
TO steal second. ONE HIT, ONE RUN.
SIXTH INNING.
smith took care Of Walkers fly Wei
chunce grabbed Wares long smash. FL
vert also lied to Welchonce. NO HITS,
Dunn lftedsa sky scrsper to knapp.