The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-22
FIRST GAME WILL BE CON-
TESTED BY MANAGER :.
WATSON PITCHED
Gave Up Only six Hits In Second
Game, Which Melted Gaffney
Six Runs

Special to The Intelllgencer. 'r-
Gaffney, July 21.-The locals took
beth games of q double header from
Anderson this afternoon, the first by
forfeit and the second by hard, heady
playing. The score of the first game
was Cafney 8; Anderson 0. The sec
ond, Gaffney C; Anderson 3. More
than six hundred fans witnessed the
exhibitions. -: =
The first gnmc was called at !. 8
O'clock Not one of the first three
Anderson men reached first base,
while for their part Gaffney sent three
:. men around the circuit. Jenkins, the
first man up, got to first on an error
He pilfcred second and came home
when the catcher in attempting to get
him ut second threw to deep center.
Cglesby singled anJcane home upon
Hord's following suit. KcCoN feached
first on q ficlder's choice and Hord
crossed the rubber with the third tall
IL. Tho AnderscniteB frightened up
apd the next three men went cut one,
two, three. - 90
2u!l. the first m IN up for the visi-
tors, in the second got In q dispute
with Umpire Tate rsall as to the prop
or place for a',batsman to stand and
was ordered out Of the game. He
walked out and as manager 'of the
f: visitors refused to allow his team to
proceed with the ga4ie.' After waiting
several minutes Tattersall declared
the game forfeited to Gaffpey by a
score Of 0 to 0. Manager Bull has pro-
tested this game on the grounds of q
misunderstanding on the part OF the
umpire aid 1t Is pTOSafife that It will
DC played at a later date.
Tho second game was called, at
ps M, with the Opposing teams: COM
posed as for the first. This contest
Was played loosely enough to, allow
CGveFAi scores to ne made and a, nuDl-
ber Of interesting situations develop
Cd. The Game Cocks made four runs
before tho Andsrsonites made any but
the visitors fought stubbornly and
.Wrli, refusing TO give UP the, contest
until the last man was out. Watson.
twirling for the visitors. held them
down TO six hits, but they came at
times when hits counted and. the. lo-
Gals made iE'f1insi Miller; the Game
Cock twiEIer. was hit rather hard, but
ot. scattered intervals, reducing. the
vhtpe. - 81. r
Home Run" Hord. the first man up
in, tho second frame for the locals,
drove tho, ball under, the right, field
! fonce for IA round sfrih Ticket In .the
oixth, Vaughn picked out d nice one
and dropped 1t .ovegss the fence Tor a
homer. sCglesby soaked the pill q
terrific swat In the third inning send
ihg It. tor the center fencef where It
hit on the inside top; corner and
bBhnced back into snmmey's hands.
He. was given first base pn the hit
ahl each .fof the two runners on bases
htanced one sack. FIELDING Of BuIg
Curry and Robinson 9ot the visitors
ahd Jenkins. Hord and b. Mopre for
the, locals featured The game. :, \.
4; fteadwork, in which 2. McColl' took
the; leading, part, brought pESut one
6fS the pfeftiost pieces cf; inside ball
xpt seen 4onI tho local diamond. 9 Rob
inson, wag Sn .ssoo6id base With drays
doh ON ftIt = Miller alioWel Graydon
to. tnke IL wide lead. Il Suddenly .he
ihhdo asqsidk throweto MsC Con, on first
who made 40 attempt to get: .Graydon
isso ts ssSHRs AaSi ssll
till pslpshS fifa and Robinson was
ehlght i H chase L ~, =
K The5 following Is the hox score and
atftfirfIarvS y, 49, :
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