Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-28
TECH BEATS
. A j BU RN
10 To 5

GRANT FIELD, March 2s.-Tech
defeated Tuburn 10 to in the first
game of the scheduled double-head-
or. A hard rain broke as the teams
took the field for the second battle
and 1t was declared off,
FIRST INNING.
Auburn-Arnold out, Donaldson TO
Burr Mouiton walked. Harris out
on fiel0er's choice to first. Mcneil
doubled to center, scoring Moulton.
MCNEIL went to third on wild pitch.
Wynn struck out. ONE RUN. ONE
HIT.
Tech-T. Montague popped to Driver.
johnson out, Wynn to Louiselle.
Witherington safe. Witherington out
st aling second, Mitchell to Moulton.
NO RUNS. NO HITS.
SECOND INNING.
Auburn--Loui=elle out, iPtts %
Burr. Prendereast famed. Driver
fiied to Rurr. NO Rms. NO HITS.
Tech-Brrr doubled TO center
Pounds attempted to sacrifice but was
safe when Louiselle dropped Davis
assist. Burr went to third. Pounds
stole second. E. Montague hit to Ar
mold, who muffed, scoring Burr and
Pv 4nds. Hill forced E. Montague at
second, Davir to Arnold Donaldson
drew four wide ones Hin and Dom
aldson both advanced or wild pitch.
Pitts whitfield. Hill scored on 7, Mon
tagues hit to Moulton, who threw
wild TO first. Donaldson caught at the
plate, Louiselle- to Mcneil. THREE
RUNS. ONE HIT.
THIRD INNING.
Auburn-Davis walked. Arnold
forced Davis at second, Pitts to r.
Montague. 'Moulton doubled to CEN
ter, sending Arnold to third. Harris
fouled out to Witherington, Mcneil
singled to center. scoring Arnold and
Moulton. McNeill went to second on
the throw-in. Wynne singled through
short. Mcneil went to third. With
erington caught Mcneil mapping at
third. TWO RUNS. THREE HITS.
Tech-Johnson flied to Harris
Witherington popped to Arnold Da-
Wis threw out Burr. NO RUNS. NO
HITS.
FOURTH INNING.
Aub1rn-Louiselle singled through
second Prendergast walked. Driver
struck out Prendergast saught off
first, Witherington to Burr. Pitts
threw out Davis. NO RUNS. ONE
HIT.
Tech-Moulton went back into left
field after Pounds fly. e. Montague
grounded to Louisele. Moulton threw
out Hill. NO RUNS NO HITS.
FIFTH INNING.
Auburn-ArnoId out, Donaldson to
80. "a
que. Harris popped to T. Montague.
NO RUNS. NO HITS.
Tech-Donaldson flied to Wynn.
Pitts popped to Wynn. T. Montague
reached first on Wynn's tumble OF his
line drive. T. Montague caught off
first, Davis to Louiselle. NO RUNS,
NO HITS.
SIXTH INNING.
Auburn--Pitts made a pretty stop
Of McNeil's hot grounder and threw
him out at first. Wynn walked. Hin
let Louiselle's liner get through him,
Wynn going to third and Louiselle
taking second Prendergast singled
through second. scoring Wynn and
Louiseile. Driver famed. Prender-
CAST stole second. Davis famed.
Witherington dropped the ball. but
recovered and threw him out at first.
TWO RUNS. ONE HIT.
Tech--Johnson beat out a bunt.
Witherington singled through second,
sending johnson to second Burr hit
to Davis, who fumbled, Burr reaching
first, filling the bases. Pounds
scratch hit to third scored johnson.
Witherington scored on a wild pitch.
Both runners advanced r. Montague
walked. Hill popped to Wynn. Dom
ALLISON singled over second, sending
Burr home. Davis hit Pitts, scoring
E. Montague and Donaldson, john
son failed to hunt on a squeeze play.
Burr caught at the plate, Davis to
Mcneil. T. Montague went to third
johnson struck out. but Mcneil
dropped the ball T. Montague scored
and Johnson reached first Johnson
stole second Mcneil threw wild
trying to catch him and he contin-
ued to third Arnold made a pretty
stop Of Witherington's liner SEW
EN- RUNS, FIVE HITS.
SEVENTH INNING.