Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-26
MUCKALEES BREAK LOSING
STREAK AND COP GAME
After spOting CordeIe Several Runs Locals Bat Out
Victory Lucky Seventh Figures in Win Come
On Out To-day.

After spotting Rip Reagan three
runs, the Muckalees waded into Baby
Wilder's offerings and took yesterday;
game 10 to 5. 1t was a free hitting
contest and the loyal fans who turned
out got a run for their money. Red
Dacey vas throwing them over for Bill
Huffman, and aside from wildness he
pitched winning ball.
Free passes issued by Red forced in
three for Cordele in the third. A free
pass and a double brought in another
in the fourth. Then the Muckalees got
busy and in their half of the fourth
they made two as starter Reagan
threatened again in the seventh and
managed to ring UP another Then the
locals got busy
In the seventh Manchester got on with
single; Utter lived on an error and
Dacey singled Then Bernstein drove
in Manchester with a screaming sim
gle. Huffman hit one and Utter broke
for the plate; he slid into Bowen and
he catcher dropped the ball Griffin
doubled and two scored. Kuhlman was
caught taking third. Bowen hit one
that got away for home run and Grit
fin tailed on it. Chancey and Brouth-
ers were infield outs.
From then on it was too easy. Dacey
had them swinging like pantry door
with one hinge gone. The Cordel9
bunch tried to start something in the
ninth when Dacey walked Eubanks, but
Bernstein pulled off a spectacular dou-
BILE play and smothered the flame.
In spite of the fact that Rip and his
crew corraled a bunch of runs they
could get but half dozen bingles. Da-
cey would have had shut-out game
but for his wildness. Baby Wilder was
touched up for eleven safeties, but his
i free passes were few and far between
The following account taken play for
play may intrest the fans:
First Inning: BraZier lives on an
error; Reagan flies out to Chancey;
Bowden singles; Eubanks succumbs t.
Utter and Eubanks is doubled at first.
Runs 0; Hits 0.
Bernstein doubles; Kuhlman is in
field out; Griffin advances Bernie to
third On sacrifice. He makes a break
for the plate with hit and run signal
butt fails, and Bernie is out
Second Inning: Dacey hits Red Nc
Lendon and Height lives on an error !;
Davenport is out to left; Hall is pre-
scented with a pass and the bases are
full; Wilder looks over four and run
| is forced in; Brazier forces in one by
the same route, and Reagan does like
wise; Bowden hits one to Kuhlman and
Wilder is caught at plate; Eubanks is
out, Bill to Hal. Runs 3; Hits 0.
Bowen walks, but is forced at second
by Chancey; Brothers is easy for Rip;
Manchester forces Chancey at second
Runs O; Hits O.
Third Inning: McLendon fans;
Heightwalks, and Davenport lives or
an error; Hall moves them up on a
sacrifice, but Wilder fans. Runs .;
Hits 0.
Utter bunts out; Dacey singles anJ
goes to second on Bernie's sacrifice; he
teals third, but Kuhlman misses three
Runs 0; Hits 1.
Fourth Inning: Brazier is infield
out; Reagan looks over four; he goes
10 second on Bowden's sacrifice; E,l
banks doubles and Reagan scores; Nc
London is easy for Hal. Runs 1 Hits
IL.
Grimm is out, Reagan to first; Bowec
hits irst ball thrown him for a single;
Chsrcey lifts one over the fence for 9
double, and Brouthers scores therl
with single; Manchester and Utter
are easy. Runs q; Hits 8.
F'tth Inning: Height walks but Is
ca'ght off first, Manchester to Hal;
Davenport fans and Hall is easy Rus
o, Hits o.