Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18
QUEER FIELDING
AND LONG HITS
IN SECOND CAME
Schwind and Kircher Ponud Ball.
Perryman Easy for Louis
vile SIuggers.
By @. B. Keller.
hands didn't shine quite so
much in the second and last

much in the second and last
game with the Coionels, played
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 being
the case, 10 to 6 sounds quite like
practice game 1t was an exhibition
game. too-seVeral kinds of an eXhl-
bition.
That being the idea. and the Smith
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 while
Bill has talk with the help ana
frames them up for the onslaught OF
the Cleveland Maps. who are booked
10 storm Ponce DeLeon Park Thurs
dav for three games, equipped WIN
\. Laioie, j. Jackson and other ne
roes.
THE second game with LoulsNlile
looked much more like a practlGe
game than the first. Inc Coloileie
ran wild on the bases, sWlplnS nan
dozen, of which the artful Douse
COPIED three. They slugsed lel ere
ciously, our hit register ringing " u.
teen times. with Osborn, SeVerold'
Dndae McI,arrv and Stansbury tug
cling at the bell for extra bases 'lle
FIRST three getting triples.
The Town Boys also loosened up
the woodwork and wrenched nine
blows three of them for extra count
ers from the combined systems VI
AIasers r. Clemens and LeVerett. MI
Schwind must be held responsible loi
two of the overtime Wallops, we
voungster smaclling out triple In the
frst inning and winding up IN the
ninth with a double, treating the t"o
louisville hurlers impartlally. ian
agan was the only other cracker 10
Collect pair of hits, one OF theIl,
being as pretty bunt as ever noppeu
slowly down the third base line: ne
hip fellow beat it out-he could nave
made if walking on his hands-ln lle
sixth inning when he was sent up "
advance a pair on ahead OF him.
THAT sort of stuff is likely to MAKE
l Bill Smiths life one of asonlHiiss
uncertainty. Bill has such lot %
outfielders, and Kircher TOOK tne sa en-
dav to distinguish himself WIN ine
cumming catch and a lusty two pdse
.r r,,a's also scoring two runs. BIZ
t,,ied ont Kircher and Nixon TuesdaE'
sad Nixon achieved the doubtful as
tinction of striking out four tunes III
1--WE trips to the platter. Inc othei
time he got hit in the Stats
TANK FIBLE got a hit and oase
-, hollis in four times up, ana Sot
hi,,,salf charged with a couple OF er
,.,. IN the field Frank Manush
riayad q good game at third ms ohls
Goiding Stumble not amounting 10
heIui.iS y,rore than that old trick OF
, 90 the nil on sliding runhei
before getting the said PHI. ,s s'a'
,1,ioht he termed an error III Jus
ment but it does not appear III 'ne
box score.
ror D1rNN and Munich divided the
catching. and Joseph shoWeu ~
in GOOD shape. particularly az tilT &C.
where he collected a neat So era,.o,
hunt and perfectly SAFE ,n ~,
Ieague single in two ehoI 70 hi.b N
pegeing to second was to3 ne n,ent
sion the foxy Colonies. Wno oood 70
down at too high raw
give him time to ann.
cr1IwrND'S batting has heeii nien
- toned honorably, and ne ui1 NV
,,.a much fielding to DO McCU ~
nelIe fielding was at par put tl.e In IN
nv, ,,e'i foiIoyV While landing on the pan
,,.or, time at bat, did not push u,o
eafetv. our own Harry
No., ~ inserted to hit for Perry man III
NC ~ ninth inning and delivered a e, ,,hn
~, in the pinch, scoring Muncn, VIZ
rs negotiating the bases by way u
4 boot and a wild pilch'
WHICH brings up the topic
w pitching. o,,rd com
In this matter We shouIu ,.,t U,
mend Mr.. S. Paw Doeschei ,.ioId
highly. despite the fact ma ~ ,bo 1rsi
- tbroe rms and five hits IN the ~
"a .''i i,,,,ings Of the combat NhaI
NJ NJ ColoneIs did to Mr. PerrymSa,n'
n.ho followed indicates that NJ
na o'o her must have been putting
son,othinr on the ball during MS
tenure OF office.
Mr. DOEsCHER, indeed was Pc
M ,a1ized one run without M
-, ,,a second inning. when MT FL
N.Y. etutter was followed by t"9'
hgsas stolen in astonishinslN Iduiu
Succession bv the burglarious Mr.
r1odpe who is we'll named II anypous
i In The fourth inning the CracHer
ie1t handler showed excellent meetlle'
stonninq the colonies with = single
tally p' dne to a sacrifice fly, after the
first three batsmen had singled tneIr
way on.
MN DOEsCHER looked pretty
vi good and he turned me game
over 10 MIR. Perryman tied up IN a
trille bow knot .,-,- =,
Mr Peruvian maintained TINS RAJ
tia for exactly one full inning AFTER
which he disintegrated rapidly aideo
Bv his alleged help, which also came
auart at the seams. The sixth inning
produced two hits, two errors anu
CraturaIly) two runs. The bloody
seventh was indeed a CORY spectacle
with the Colonies batting completely
around before Hank Eible Rugged Al
Burch's grounder TO his manly bosom
and heat him to first Singles by In
gerten. Dodge and Leverett were
coupled with p frightful triple by
SEVERED. and The wonder was tnat
things stoned when they did with
out the police beinS called out.