Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-10
THE GAME.

Stock was thrown out by Smith. Nc
GIN was safe at the opening peg when
Agler played ping-p pong with the grass
er. d. Robertson died on an easy roller
| to Agler, McGin moving up to the mid
way Prices hand was all butter for
O'Delrs grounder and on the error the
former Cracker landed safely at the
opening cushion. while McGin trotted
over TO third. O'Dell pilfered bag No
| 2, and when Chapman made a horrid
heave McGin Cashed and U'Dell hustled
to the difficult cushion. Schmidt
grounded 70 Alperman xho booted the
NO HITS, TWO RUNS.
Long ballooned to O'Dell. Welchonce
leaned against the pill for double to
right Alperman peppered a one timer
to right and Welchonce pulled up at
third. Bailey lifted to Clark and on the
sacrifice w elChOnCe scored. Clark
made wild chuck home to head off
Welchonce and Alperman ambled all the
way to third. Smith did the Casey in
the pinch TWO HITS, ONE RUN
SECOND INNING.
Clark Jammed single over Smith $
head. CampbellS best was a hoist that
Bisland was under. Cavet sent a roller
to Price, who relayed to Bisland, fore
ing Clark at second. Stock raised
dinky pop to Smith. ONE HIT. NO
O'Dell- Robertson route. Agler glad
dened the hearts with a single to right.
Cavet and Robertson did all that was
necessary with Chapmans puny roll.
but Agler hustled to second on the out.
Price dropped pretty bunt down the
third base line and beat ii out for a hit
Ager going to third. Long drew trans
portation, and the cushions were in
toXicated Welchonce grounded to
Cavet and Long was forced at the mid
way, Stock getting the putout TWO
THIRo INNING.
McGill had a good eye and waited
out four bad ones Long pulled down
took the easy road to first on four bum
chucks and McGill moved up one notch.
Schmidt sent sky-sCra per into Bailey j
waiting digets. Paulet forced O'Dell at
second, Bisland to Alperman. NO HITS,
NO RUNS.
Alperman was the candy kiddo with a
screaming three-Cushion soak to IA,
away centerheld Bailey did the usual:
smothered. Smith was on the job with
one-timer TO right that brought Al
perman home with the tying count
Campbell made easy work Of Bisland 8
soarer. on a pessed ball Smith went
to third. Agler filed to Campbell TWO
HITS, ONE RUN.
FOURTH INNING.
Bisland and Ager took care Of Clark
Campbell famed. Cavet raised a foul
to Chapman. 40 HITS. NO RUNS
Chapman died an easy death. Stock
to Robertson Price fouled to Schmidt
Long was an easy out for O'Den and
Robertson. Atlanta was retired on four
pitched balls NO HITS. NO RUNS
FIFTH INNING
Stock out. Bisland to Agler. McGH
died over the same route Robertson
was sent back 10 the bench on a grasser
that Price handled to Agler NO HITS,
NO RUNS.
WeIchonce hit to O'Deu and was
safe when Robertson let the pill get
away from him Alperman grounded to
Paulet who tossed TO Stock. forcing
Alperman was doubled of first. Rob
ertson getting the second put out NO
SIXTH INNING.
O'Dell lifted to Chapman in front Of
the pan. Bisland scooped up Schmidt's
Offering and Agler finished the job
Paulet hoisted TO Welchonce. NO HITS,
NO RUNS
Stock TO Robertson Bisland fouled to
schmidt Agler peppered a one timer
TO left Agler wasn't fast enough to
beat Schmidts peg to Stock on a we'll
planned pilfer trip. ONE HIT, NO
SEVENTH INNING.
Clark slammed a single to left Camp
bell dropped a beauty sacrifice in front
Of the plate and died. Chapman to
Agler Time was called here on &C
count Of rain but after FIVE minute
wait the battle proceeded Cavet sin
g'ed to felt and Clark tailed. Bailey
let the bah get through him and Cavet.
too, scored. Stock beat out a puzzlng
grounder 20 Smith for a hit on a wild
pitch Stock took second. McGiH kind
" popped TO Alderman Robertson
lined TO Agler TWO HITS, TWO
RUNS
Chapman drove a liner to McGul
Price whitfield Long singled past Pau
let Welchonce smashed a single to
center and Long went to third. On an