Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-12
ONE RUN FOR
CRACKERS
IN FIRST
Billy Smiths Crackers Meet Mike
Firms GuIIs in Final Battle of
Series at PonCy Park.

Ponce DeLeon Park, July 12--Crackers
and Gulls met in the final game of the
series here this afternoon Thompson
and Cavet were the pitchers secelected
to do the mound work
FIRST INNING.
Stock bounded one to Bisland and was
an easy out to Agler. Alperman let
McGilis roller get through him and the
Gulls outfielder was safe at the initial
sack. Robertson popped tall fly to
Bisland. MCGiH out trying TO pilfer
second, Dunn to Bisland. NO HITS, NO
RUNS
Long was safe at the first corner
when Stock threw his grounder over
RobertsOn's head. Welchonce smashed
second. Alperman laid down neat
sacrifice, Cavet to Paulet Both run
ners advanced a sack Smith was
handed four wide ones filling the bases.
Bisland was not equal to the occasion
Tailed and welchonce took third Agler
also struck out. One hit, one run
SECOND INNING.
O'Den slambed a single to center.
Only fast fielding by Welchonce held
the smash to a one baser. Schmidt hit
into a double play, Thompson to Alper-
man to Agler. Paulet was easy pick
ing for Alperman TO Agler. one hit
no runs.
Manush did a Casey act and took
seat on the bench. O'Dell picked up
ahead Of the runner. Thompson popped
to Stock No hits, no runs.
THIRD INNING.
Clark lofted one TO Blsland Camp
bell drove a line drive to Alperman.
Cavet struck out. No hits, no runs.
Long stung safe one through Cavet.
Welchonce hunted to Cavet and Long
was forced at second to Stock Alper-
man hit into a double play, Stock to
Papulet to Robertson. one hit, no
runs.
FOURTH INNING.
Stock famed. McGm was also dis
posed of over the strike-out route.
Thompson finished the inning by whifr-
ing Robertson, giving him four strike
outs in a row. No hits, no runs.
Smith placed his bat against the pill
for a single to center. Bisland hunted
to Cavet, who therw to Stock forcing
pop fly to Stock. Manush was there
with a single to right and Bisland
romped TO the middle sack. Dunn lined
out to Clark TWO HITS, No RUNS
FIFTH INNING.
O'Dell lifted a long fly to Long
Schmidt was out when Manush made a
shoestring catch of his hot smash to
left. Welchonce took care OF Paulets
fly NO HITS, NO RUNS.
Thompson was given a great hand
when he came TO bat, Carl responded
with an easy pop to Schmidt. Long 5
grounder was handled by Robertson
O'Dell picked up Welchonce's grounder
and threw the Cracker outfielder out at
first Robertson dropped the throw, but
Umpire KERN ruled that Dave had held
the ball momentarially. NO HITS, NO
RUNS.
SIXTH INNING.
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pushed a single through Smith. Cavet
was Thompson victim over the strike
out route. Alperman grabbed stock
roller and tossed him out to Agler.
ONE HIT. NO RUNS.
Alperman found one Of Cavet's Of
ferings TO his liking and poled II to
left field for two bases Smith hunted
at third to O'Dell. This was about the
fourth time the Cracker players failed
to lay down a neat bunt. Bisand
slambed a single TO right and Smith
took second. Agler was the handy boy
in the pinch with a dandy single TO
left and Smith ambled over the home
platter. Manush was called out on
strikes. Dunn went out. Stock 10 Rob
ertson. THREE HITS. ONE RUN.
SEVENTH INNING.
Agler dropped McGms liner after a
great leap and the batter was safe at
first It was a hit. Robertson followed
with single to center and McGhl took
grounded out 70 Agler and both run
ners advanced a peg. Paulet lined out
to Thompson. TWO HITS, NO RUNS.
Thompson famed. Long out, Stock TO
Robertson. Welchonce singles over sec
.ond. Alperman flies TO McGill. ONE
HIT. NO RUNS.
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