Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-14
THE GAME.
FIRST INNING.

Walker was an easy out over the
Smith Agler route. Wares placed his
bat against the ball for a neat double
to left. Eiwert drew four balls and took
first. Alperman picked up Sloan's
grounder and threw the Montgomery
Out1elder out at first. Both runners ad-
vanced peg on the out Jantzen beat
out a gTounder to Bisland and Wares
sctored with the first run Of the game.
Jantzen and Elwert tried a double steal,
but the later was out at the plate.
Chapman to Alperman to Agler TO Bis
.and TO Chapman, TWO HITS, ONE
tommy Long opened for Atlanta with
a ripping triple to the scOrebOard. Wei
chonce popped weakly to DOnahue. on
wild pitch Long trotted over the plate
was the candy kid with another long
triple TO the scoreboard. Smith was
there in the pinch with a sacrifice fly
70 Sloan and Alperman registered Bis
land fanned. TWO HITS, TWO RUNS.
SECOND INNING.
Bisland and Agler disposed OF knapp.
Long pulled down Snedecor's long foul
with a leaplng one-handed catch Don
ahue lined to Bailey. NO HITS, NO
RUNS.
Agler was given free transportation
to first. on a passed ball Agler raced
to second. Bailey was also given four
bad ones and amb!ed to the initial sack.
Brown baked on the umpire's decision
and was put out of the game. Several
minutes were wasted while Johnny
Dobb's sent c. Brown out to warm up.
Chapman, the first man to face {.
Brown slammed a single to center and
Agler tailed Price laid down a dandy
bunt and both runners advanced a base.
Long was patient and was awarded a
free pass, filling the bases Welchonce
out, Wares to SnedeCor and abbey reg
istered. Alperman grounded to Wares
and was out to SnedecOr. ONE HIT,
TWO RUNS.
THIRD INNING.
c. Brown placed a single to right.
Walker walked forcing Brown to the
middle sack. Wares hunted safely down
the third base line, filling the sacks and
putting Price in a hole, ElweTt hit a
sacrifice TO WelchonCe and Brown tai
lied. Sloan grounded to Alperman and
Wares was forced at second. Jantzen
ballooned to Long, leaving two runners
stranded on bases. TWO HITS, ONE
RUN.
Smiths best was an easy grounder to
knapp and was out TO Snedecor Bis
land smashed a single TO center. Agler
was an easy victim over the strike-out
route. Bailey was hit by a pitched ball
and followed the path to first base.
Bisland surprised the fans by pilfering
third. When DOnahue threw wild to
third. the Cracker shortstop scored.
while Bailey went to second. chapman
kept up the good work by hitting a
single TO center ana Bailey rOmped over
the counting station. Price ended the
inning by whiting. TWO HITS. TWO
RUNS
FOURTH INNING.
knapp started the inning with one
baser to center. SnedecOr hit 10 Agler,
and when Joe let the ball get through
him both runners were safe. In an at
tempt to catch SnedecOr off first Price
threw wild and both runners advanced
a cushion. Donahue did the Casey
stunt Brown out, Bis'and 70 Agler and
knapp scored Walker grounded to
Alperman and was out TO Agier. ONE
HIT, ONE RUN.
Long popped to Snedecor. Welchonce
found Browns offering easy and singled
TO left. Alperman followed, with sin
gle to right and WelchonCe took third.
Smith lined 10 Jantzen and WelChonce
tailed. Bisland was out, Elwert to
SnedeCor TWO HITS. ONE RUN.
FIFTH INNING.
Wares dropped a single in center. FL
vert singled TO left and Wares took
second Dent relieved price at this
stage Of the game Dent started off
badly by hitting Sloan and the bases
were densely populated. Jantzen struck
out Wares was caught off third, but
scored when Dent dropped the ball at
the plate Elwert went TO third on the
error knapp fou'ed 10 Smith. Srad-
ecor out, Alperman to Agler. TWO
HITS. ONE RUN.
Agler kept up the heavy hitting by
singing over Wares head Bailey was
hit by a pitched ball and Joe trotted to
the keystone sack. When Bailey was
hit he started to throw his bat at c.
Brown, but Donahue grabbed Ii just