Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
QUEER FIELDING
AND LONG HITS
IN SECOND GAME
Schwind and Kircher Ponud Ball,
Perryman Easy for Louis
willie SIuggers.
Bv O. B. Keller.

in rush orders Tor SdCkClotH OH"
ashes. We must cling firmly to the
idea that the season is early, the
hands are still uncalloused, and the
Colonels are tough birds. That being
the case, 10 to sounds quite like
practice game 1t was an exhibition
game. too--seVeral kinds of an eNhl-
hition. -.
THAT being the idea, and the Smith
men on the short end OF the scole
and the hitting, and the long end Oh
the errors. we will proceed to take up
the case in detail and analyze Whlie
Rill has a talk with the help anc
frames them up for the onslaught OF
the Cleveland Maps. who are booked
to storm Ponce DeLeon Park Thurs
dav for three games equipped WIN
n, Laioe, j. Jackson and other ne
roes
THE second game with Louisville
| looked much more like a practice
pane than the first The Colonies
ran wild on the bases, swiping nan
dozen. of which the arttul DODGE
copped three. They slugged zero
ciously, our hit register ringing ~ ~
teen times, with Osborn, SeVerolo'
cling at the bell for extra bases the
first three getting triples
The Town Boys also loosened up
the woodwork and wrenched nine
blows. three of them for extra eouht,
CPS from the combined systems OF
Messrs. r. Clemens and LeVerett' NJ.
Scbwind must be held responsible fot
two of the overtime Wallops'. tiie
1oungster smacking out triple IN tile
first inning and winding up IN Tug
ninth with a double, treating the wv
Huntsville hurlers imparuallN. ian
aean was the only other Cfachet ~
collect a pair of hlts, one " 80
being as pretty bunt as ever 1loppeo
slowly down the third base line: Inc
hio fellow beat it out-he could nave
made II walking on his hands-n the
siyff5 inning when he was sent up TO
odvarce a Dair on ahead of him.
THAT sort of stuff is likely 10 mari mari
hin Smiths life one of agonlzlhg
,,rcertaintv. Bill has such lot Oh
outfielders. and Kircher took the sa.Ile
dav to distinguish himself win liLe
running catch and lusty tWo-p F,s'1
smash. also scoring two runs @
tried out Kircher and Nixon lues1 5,c
and Nixon achieved the doubtful as
five trips to the platter ne otHe'
time he got hit in the Stats
TANK EIBLE got a hit and base
II on balls in four times up, ana sol
himself charged with coupe Vi
rars in the field Frank Manush
i,Iaved a good game at third, ms oi!S
aalding stumble not amounting 70
ANYTHING more than that ola trnch ~
nutting the pill ON shdlug lur NJ
before getting the SAID III 80
might be termed an error III JUS
ment but it does not appear III INV
box score
xor Dr->,H and~ Munich divided the
catching. and Joseph showed up
IN GOOD shape. particularly at the pal'
hare he collected a neat sacfllce
tnot and a perfectly safe IeXas
taao,,e single in two efforts Munch
r,essoine TO second was too hlgh 10
stIn the foxy Colonies, VINO Wen
down AT 100 high a rate OF speeu ~
give him time to aim.
CCHWIND'S batting has pee9 5,, l'lent
- toned honorably, and he ora 1lo'
,,,,ah fielding to do McCon-
rells fielding was at par, pul tHe ~, -
10 fellow While landing on the pan
,,erv time at bat. did not push one
s53fetv our own Harry Welchohce
80 inserted to hit for Peruvian IN
,ba ninth inning and delivered cleaLt
49, in the pinch, scoring Munch, VINO
VAS nrgotiatin the bases by way ol
boot and a wild piteh'
WHICH brings up the topic OIL
Wv pitching. ..i.-..,., oo,,-
IND NIr $. Paw Doescher rather
rigtIv despite the fact that he yleld-
"a tbree runs and five hits in the nrst
rI,,r innings of the combat w nat
No Colonels did TO Mr.. Perryman'
80 followed. indicates that Mr..
Doescher must have been putting
something on the ball during ms
tenure of office.
MIR. DOESCHER, indeed, was pc
nj naIized one run without a hit
In tho second inning, when Mr.. Ell
bie's stutter was followed by tWo
nases stolen in astonishingly rapid
.,,cocssion bv the burgiarious MI
Dodpe who is We'll named II ANYBODY
In tha fourth inning the cracker
ft-hander showed excellent mettle'
stonniro Ire Colonies with a single
talN. due to a sacrifice fiv, after the
rgst three batsmen mao sihsleu lhe'r
way on.
MIR DOEsCHER looked, pretty
vi good, and he turned the game
lNer TO Mr.. Perryman tied up IN
triple bow knot.
Mr.. PERUVIAN maintained this ra-
Ito for exactly one full inning, after
which he dlsinlegrated RAPIDLY, aided
by his alleged help, which also came
mart Al the seams The sixth inning
produced two hits two errors and
(naturauv) two runs. The bloody
seventh was indeed CORY spectacle
with the Colonies batting completely
around before Ham, Iiible Rugged Al
Burch's grounder 10 his manly bosom
and beat him to first. Singles by In
eerton. Dodge ard Leverett were
coupled with frightful triple by
SEVERED. and The wonder was that
things stoned when they did with
out the police being called out.