Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-26

KISSINGE R
AND PRICE
EASY
By o. B. Keller.

frst slaughter Of the season took
place here this afternoon between the
hours of and AIS o'clock. Frank
Chances rebuilt Yanks, 1914 model,
rolled over the Crackers in easy fash
ion. and when the final returns were
In the majority was II TO g.
The principal part Of the conflagra-
ton occurred in the fifth inning when
several bases on balls by ''Rube" Kis-
singer. couple Of errors and three
sounding wallops produced seven
runs. Up to that time the ''Rube" had
held his own in fine shape Gil Price
came on and got his in the next in
ming when Walsh cleaned up the
bases with two on by driving the
pill nearly to the center field bank for
the circuit.
Against Carl Thompson and War
hop thACrackefs could do little hit
ting. there most effective flash being
against their former team mate in
the fourth inning, when base on
balls and successive doubles By FIan-
agan and Eibel netted two runs. The
Crackers were almost helpless against
the underhand pitching Of warhop
A good crowd turned out to wit
ness the struggle
FIRST INNING.
Maisel, the first Yankee to face
Kissinger. flied to Tommy Long.
Lynch made fine play on Hartzells
bunt and threw him out at first.
Walsh was retired on strikes. No
RIMS. NO HITS.
Thompson took care Of NfcConnelrs
grounder and tossed him cut to WIZ
liams. schwind was patient and was
rewarded with a free ticket to the
initial sack. Walsh ran over in right
center and after getting under Well
chonce's tall fly dropped the pill for
an error. Long fouied out to Swee-
ney. Flanagan sent grass-cutter to
HartzeI and Welchonce was forced
at second TO Peckinbaugh. NO RUNS,
NO HITS.
SECOND INNING.
Williams grounded out, Schwlnd to
Eibel. Holden bounced one into kis-
singers glove and was out at first.
Mcconnell ran back in short right
and grabbed Gilhooley's short fly. NO
RUNS, NO HITS.
Eibel died, Hartzell to Williams.
Holden caught Lynch's short ny az
ter a hard run. Reynolds whitfield for
The third out. NO RUNS, NO HITS.
THIRD INNING.
Peckinbaught found one to his lik-
ing and poled It down the left field
foul line for a double. Welchonce
made a shoe-string catch of Swee-
neys line drive to center. Carl
Thompson drew a big hand when he
vent to bat Reynolds muffed a
called third strike on Thompson and
was forced to throw the ex-Cracker
pitcher out TO Eibel Maisel was
called out on strikes. NO RUNS,
ONE HIT.
Kissinger opened with a line single
to center. Thompson made nice
play on McConnell's attempted sac
rifice hunt and forced Kissinger at
second to Peckinbaugh. On an at
tempted hit and run, Schwind hit
short grounder to Hartzell and died
with Mcconnell in a beautiful double
olay Hartzell to Peckinbaugh TO
williams. NO RUNS ONE nil
FOURTH INNING.
schwind made a dandy stop Of
Hartzelrs grounder and threw him
out at the Initial corner After foul
ing one into the left field bieachers,
Walsh smashed double to right.
Williams hit grounder to Schwlnd
and BY fast sprlnting beat 1t out.
Flanagan hauled in Holden's long
drive to right and Walsh registered
after the catch Kissinger gobbled up
Gilhooley's bounder and relayed the
ball to Eibel ahead of the runner.
ONE RUN, TWO HITS.
Welchonce was easy for thompson
and williams. Tommy Long waited
for four bad heaves and trotted 10
first. Flanagan bounded a long two
Dagger against the score board N
center and when Holden relayed the
bali home, Long was called safe az
the plate on. a close decision. klan-
again went to third on the throw
nome. Fiber followed with another
double. this one to right field, ana
Fianagan romped over the counting
station. Lynch tried hard, but ms
best was a weak fly 70 Maisel. Rey-
nolds lofted a long iiy to Holden
TW DRUMS, TWO HTS
FIFTH INNING.
PeekInbaugh rolled slow grounJer
down the first base line and Key