The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-03
IS WALLOP SLPSEY AGGREGATTO
MAKE IT TWO STRAIGHT
 FROM YALE TEAM
Athens Bulldogs Are the Only Southerners to Win From
 Crack Eastern Nine

ANheHs' 0a's Aprli 2.--(Speclal, )--COach Whites Georgia Bulldogs made it two ! straight from Yale by winning this aft ernoon's matinee, to 1. It was pitchers battle between Cliff Pantone, the Americus annihilator. and Ted Chittendon, Yales very best. The phenomenal Georgia freshman outpitched his rival and thus lies the cause of the Red and Blacks victory.
 The Athenians were the only south ern college to defeat old Eli on her southern training trip. The Georgians won two decisive victories over the New Haven lads after they had conquered such worthy foes as Alabama, Auburn Florida and South Carolina
 With the score tied in the seventh stanza, Ware Hutchenson led off with a screaming double to right field Captain C"Country'9 Mangum sacrificed hlm to third with beautiful bunt. It was then that the Georgian supporters in the grandstand went into a frenzy of ioy The Georgians completed a perfect squeeze play when Pug" Mize buntea to Chittenden, and Hutchenson crossed the plate like a flash of lightning
 THE TURNING POINT
 This was the play that turned pos sible defeat into victory Georgias first run was scored in the fourth stanza when Watson was granted free pass Hutchenson sacrificed him to second Then up walked Captain Mangum to the plate with his trusty bludgeon in hand and connected with one of Chittenden S benders for pair of hassocks.
 Ted Chittenden pitched good game for Old Eli and received errorless sup port The visitors fielded in jam-up fashion.
 In the second frame Sloane made a dandy running catch of Mize's fly that was labeled for three cushions. He fell down after completing this wonderful catch.
 Booze" McWhorter made the feature catch of the afternoon for the Bulldogs He raced far beyond the sidelines and brought down Chittenden's foul, retiring the side.
 YALE THREATENS
 Things looked dangerous for the Red and Black in the sixth frame. Murphy led off with a single and raced to the keystone bag q wild pitch by Pan tone. Sloan grounded to Cody, who tried to catch Murphy in trap between third and second, and he was safe when Mize dropped the agte. Pantone muffed Cranes bunt and all hands were safe with the bags drunk Kernan flied to Mangum in right field, who begged to Rawson at home in an effort to catch Murphy Murphy scored when Rawson dropped the peg. Eddy popped out to Mize at short. Pantone purposely walked Aldrich to get a crack at Hickey. The 1 Yale third sacker flied weakly to Pan- l tone.
 It was in this inning with the bases ] full on two occasions that Pantone re- mained as cool as the proverbial cu- cumber.
 Old Eli's only run was made on an err TOT, while both of the Red and Black s were. earned
 VICTORY DESERVED
 Geofgia won a much-deserved victory for the Bulldog warriors fought every inch of the game. Though they commit ted five errors, only one of the miscues proved disastrous to them. The Red and Black has one of the greatest ma chimes that has ever upheld the stand ards of this institution on the diamond It is an aggregation well balanced, which works in clock-like precision.
 Coach White has won his spurs as 2 college coach and covered himself witt glory.
 Murphy was the hitting star for Eli while Kennan and Aldrich were the shin ing lights in the field.
 Ware Hutchenson delivered crack a-jack game for the Georgians and it was his timely two-bagger that turned the | tide.
 PANTONE IS GREAT Cliff Pantone is proving that he is one of the best beavers in the s. I. A. A. He I has a good assortment of curves witt a fast ball that can outhop grasshop- per. He puts every pound of weight be- hind every ball he throws. Sir Robert Higgins, formerly of Char lie Franks Atlanta Crackers and late manager of the Winder team in thu l "Milion-Dollar' league, umpired sat i isfactory game.
 | The game was called at 3:4o, in order to allow the Yale boys to catch the cin' der beater that will put them in New Haven, Conn, py Monday morning. One \ man was down, with Pinch Hitter Deis- I bour at the bat, when the affair wal called to halt by Umpire Higgins Score.