Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18

game with the Colonies, playeu
TUESDAY. But there is no use putting
in rush orders for sackcloth and
ashes. We must cling firmly to the
idea that the season is early, the
hands are still uncalloused, and the
Colonies are tough birds. That pelng
the case, 10 to 6 sounds quite IKE
practice game. 1t was an eXhlpitioh
game, too-several kinds OF an eAhl-
bition. e,,;.,,
men on the short end of the score
and the hitting, and the long END OF
the errors. we will proceed to take up
the case in detail and analyze Whlle
Ri1 has a talk with the help anu
frames them up for the onslaught OF
the Cleveland Maps who are pooheu
To storm Ponce DeLeon Park lhuis-
dav for three games, equipped WIN
n. Lajoie, J. Jackson and other ne
roes.
THE second game with LoulsNilte
| looked much more like a practlEe
game than the first. me Colonels
ran wild on the bases, swiping nan
dn p of which the artful Dodge
conued three They slugged iero-
cinnsIv our hit register ringing M
teen times. with Osborn, Severolo'
hodge McLarry and Stansbury tug
.ino at the bell for extra bases, inc
first three getting triples ,,n
The Town Boys also loosened uP
mo woodwork and wrenched nine
hIows. three of them for extra count
ers from the combined systems "
Nassrs r. Clemens and Leverett. Mr,
SchWind must be held reSpohslpie 10
Hon
t,yo of the overtime WallopS, ~
vo1ingster smacking out triple Ill t,ie
first inning and Winning up ~ 4,,,o
I,inth with a double, treating the t"o
ouisville hurlers impartially. ran
agan was the only other Cracker 10
c9IIect A pair of hits, one OF theIi
being as pretty a bunt as ever noppeo
sIovIv down the third base line: ne
bio fellow beat it out-he could nave
,,,94n it walking on his handS-ln tne
sivtb inning when he was sent up u
advance a pair on ahead OF nm
THAT sort of stuff is likely TO mar NAM,
hin Smiths life one of agonlzlns
uncertainty. Bill has such lot "
outfielders. and Kircher TOOK tne SAM
dav to distinguish himselt WIN d Inv, i,i.o
running catch and a lusty PiTl
smash also scoring tive runs %"
t,.iad ant Kircher and Nixon TuesoaS'
md Nixon achieved the doubtful ais
tinction of striking out four tunes III
1--WE trims TO the platter. Inc otlei
time he got hit in the Stats
TANK EIBLE got hit and a oase
II a. haue in four times up, ana so'
hf,,,SeIf charged with couple OF eI-
rs in the field. Frank MaluSn
nIayed a good game at thlro, ms INC ~
adding stumble not amour .InS ~
ANYTHING more than that ola u 80, ar
uniting the pill on a sllalnS MAT Tbat
before getting the sald lll'. i,,dgs
might be termed an error - IN the
ment, but it does not appear
box score.
xoc D1r>.% and Munich divided the
catchtng. and Joseph showed W
y, .ood shape particularly at lne ., &C.
81 80 no collected neat saGt l l
~. and perfectly safe leNaS
i nu,1I single in two efforts. MuilcI
s,i,,o to second was too hlsn ~
ton the foxy Colonies VINO od 70
donp AT TOO high rate OIL Sp'e0
give him time 10 ann.
= toned honorably, and he alS nv
- nnI,ch fielding to do. McC1 on
,1a,,'s fieldins was at par, but tne IN IN
iIe'i colioyy While landing on tue pdu
-. lime at bat, did not push one
riaSfotv orr own Harry NelcIoHse
~ % insarted to hit for Perryn man III
was -, inning and delivered CREAM
~, I'e -, The ninch. scoring Munch' VINO
Vas negotiating the bases ny way
boot and a wild pilch'
WHICH brings up the topic "
w pitching. .honld COM
Ia M s. Paw DOescher rather
iliei,G desnite the fact that he ylelu.
hroe runs and five hits in the nrst
ca 1''' innings of the combat. What
~ CoIonels did to Mr.. PerryHan
~ faIIoyed. indicates that Mr,
Dnescher must have been putting
something on the ball during "'S
tenure of Office.
MR.. DOESCHER, indeed vas %it
vi nalized one run without I Hi
In the second inning Whel w. two
blo'e SHUTTER was followed by WV wy
bases stolen in astonishingly raplu
succession bv tine burglarious MI
Dodoe who is well named. If anNpouy
l. In the fourth inning the 'rarNer
left handler showed eNceHeht IhetuS'
stopping the Colonies with slh re
tally, due to sa o,l I,od ely Singled their
way on.
Mr. ppEscHER. ,,l Looked de p gems
over to MIR Perryman tied up in
triple bow knot. .,..-
Mr.. Perryman maintained TINS "a
,io fnr exactly one full inning, after
which he disintegrated rapidly. aided
bv his alleged help, which also came
apart at the seams. The sixth inning
produced two hits, two errors ana
Tnaturallv( two runs The bloody
seventh was indeed a CORY spectacle,
with the Colonies batting completely
around before Hank Eible Rugged Al
Rurch's grounder to his manly bosom
and beat him to first Singles by In
eerton. Dodge and Leyerett were
courled With a frightful triple by
SEVERED. and .he wonder was that
things stopred when they did with
out the police being called out.