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

game with the Colonies, pidyeu
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 sounds quite IKE
practice game 1t was an eXh1oltion
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 Oh
the errors, we will proceed to take up
the case in detail and analyze WINE
Bill has a talk with the help anc
frames them up for the onslaught OF
the Cleveland Maps. who are pooKeu
10 storm Ponce DeLeon Park Thurs-
day for three games, equipped win
n Lajoie. ]. Jackson and other ne
roes.
THE second game with LoulsViile
/ looked much more like practlGe
game than the first. The Coloneis
ran wild on the bases, swiping nan
DOZEN of which the artful Dodge
copped three They slugged ZERO
ciouslv. our hit register ringing NJ
teen times. with Osborn, SeVerolo'
Dodge. McLarry and Stansbury Tug
oing AT the bell for extra bases li'e
first. three getting triples ~
The Town Boys also loosenea ny
the woodwork and wrenched hliIe
blows. three of them for extra count
ers. from the combined systems "
Messrs. r. Clemens and LeVeret.' W. WI
Schwind must be held respohsloie ~
two of the overtime wallops, tIe
r.oungster smaoking out triple in the
first inning and winding up III tne
ninth. with a double, treating the Two
louisville hurlers impartially. fran
agan was the only other Cracker 10
collect A pair of hits, one OF thein
being as pretty a bunt as ever hoppeo
slowly down the third base me; nc
big fellow beat it out-he coulu ia
made, il walking on his hands-lh lne
sivth inning when he was sent up u
advance a pair on ahead OF MN
THAT sort of stuff is likely TO mar mar
| RrI smiths life one of agonlzins
uncertainty. Bill has such lot u
outfelders, and Kircher took the sam
Gav IN distinguish himself with a me
running catch and lusty t"o-p 43iTI
smash, also scoring two runs. '
tried out Kircher and Nixon Iues1 ii
and Nixon achieved the douotiul uI5
tinction of striking out TOUR tliiiea ~
five trips to the platter. Inc o'ii0'
time ne got hit in the STATS
TANK EIBLE got hit ana Dds
II on halls in four times up, ana so'
himself charged with q couple OF
rnrs in the field Frank Manusii
,Iaved a GOOD game at third, ms oil.s
foIdinp stumble not amounting 20
anVthi1e more than that old trick Vi
n,,ftirg the pill on a sliding runhei
before setting the said Fill . ll@'
,,1ioht he termed an error IN Jus
, ridSt hit il does not appear in the
box score,
TOE Dunn and Munich divided the ne
catching. and Joseph showed up
IN GOOD shape. particularly at the , ga,
whore he collected a neat 9a1 ra,.ae,
hunt and a perfectly sale ,inrh,s
league single in two ettorts' "a !rt ~
negoihg to second was 100 ms n.anf
sion The foxy Colonies W"o o5 10
down at too high a rate OIL SP'
give him time to aim.
CCHWIND'S batting has been Ihei en-
- TONED honorably, and ne ula ~
howe much fielding to do. McO9 u!
neII.s fielding was at par, out tno bn1l
+Io follow while landing on the pa.l
everv time at bat, did not P1 usil Ure
"a safety. Our own Harry Nelo,,o''ii -,
W. ,,.,, insarted to hit for Peruvian III
Inc ninth inning and dellVeNu - -
~ in the pinch, scoring Muhch, VIZ
vas negotiating the bases by way u
boot and a wild piteh'
WHICH brings up the TOPIC "
w pitching. ,.,,td COM
mend Mr. s. Paw DoesSnei ho yield-
Us 4hroe rms and five hits in the frst
"a - awnings Of the combat. what
tbo Colonels did to Mr.. PerrEllan'
,-ho foIIoved. indicates tnat Mr.
I3noscbar must have been putting
s 3oestilfr on the ball during his
tenure Of office.
MFR. DOESCHER, indeed ,1a, vas bit
vi nalized one run without nv
in the second inning. when MI hl-
HES stutter was followed py w
bases stolen in astonishlngly r'piu
succession by the burglarlouS M.
Dodge, who is wei Hdlhe", - |C.'.I.-
is In the fourth inning the Crat .''I
left-hander showed excellent mellIe,
stunning tho Colonies with a slIgls
ally. due to a sacrifice fly, 9tter me me
first taree batamen had singled the"
way on.
MIR. DOESCHER looked pretty
vi good, ard he turned the game
over TO MIR. Perryman tied up IN
triple bow knot.
Mr. Peruvian maintained TINS ra-
ito for exactly one full inning aiter
which he disintegrated rapidly AIDED
by his alleged help, which also came
apart at the seams. The sixth inning
produced two hits. two errors ana
naturally 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 beat him to first. Singles by In
eerton. Dodge ard Leverett were
coupled with a frightful triple by
SEVERED and Tho wonder was that
things etor0ed when trey did with
out the police being called out.