The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-06-28

IN the tnlrQ frame by COlnQnS WIFI d
COW in right garden in an attempt to
sack fly. Old "Bossy" was not hurt
nor did she protest in as much as the
Fly" escaped uninjured. Batteries for
Leary were Reynolds and Lawrence,
and for Dawson they were Bridges
and Pinkston. Umpire: George Gam
mage.
On Wednesday the locals added
their third victory Of the week by tax
ing the second game from the Leary
team by score OF 5 to 2. Jack Hol-
land begun the mound work for the
local club, and having the visitors safe
turned the mound over to Reddick in
the eighth for the closing frames;
Gammage received for the locals, and
the visitors Lanier worked as pitch |
for Dawson gave up only four hits
innings he pitched, while Lanier al |
lowed eight hits and retired only four
men by the strike-out route in the nine |
innings. Robert Pinkston for the home
club featured in a sensational catch |
back of first base in the fifth inning
with a man on second, this catch max
ing the third out.
Leary Takes Third Game.
The Leary ball club turned tables
on the locals on Thursday afternoon |
at Baldwin park in the third game OF
the series and showed them under to
the tune of to 0, this being one OF
the prettiest game OF the season Red- |
dick begun on the mound for the To-
Gals. but Roy Pinkston had to go get !
: 1T
itors had registered four of their five
runs, the fifth coming later in the ira
cas-. E. Pinkston performed excellent
work behind the platter tor, the home
team. Reeves, twirling for the visitors,
held the locals at his mercy at all
times. and although they threatened
several times he frightened in the
Ipinches and the home club failed to
hit when hits meant runs. Lawrence
! for the Calhoun lads besides perform
/ ing excellent work behind the plat
ter was the star with the willow.
Pinkston, who relieved Reddick, han
died the pill in an excellent manner,
and yielded but one hit in the seven
innings he worked. Wade in center
+ field for the locals played his usual
good game, registering five put-outs.
All of these were fine catches. Crouch
in left garden for the locals made a
nice catch in the eighth, which great
I1v aided in holding the score down.
! Howard Arnold, OF Parrot, acted as
umpire.
The locals closed the week by los
ing their last game to Edison in Edi- |
son on Friday afternoon by a score |
/ of 4 to 2. Hammock, the Mercer Uni |
versitv twirler, pitched an excellent |
game for the Edisonians, allowing |
| four hits and retiring six of the Daw-
sonians by the strike out route. The |
local club scored their two runs in the |
second frame as a result OF two errors |
following a hit and after this only one
man reached first. Sheppard for Edi-
son featured in hitting, taking three |
out of four chances at bat. Crouch tor |
Dawson made two brilliant catches in
RIGHT garden. Batteries: Dawson, Har- |
ris ard Pinkston; Edison, Hammock |
and Solomon; umpires, B. and w. L. |
Bostwick, Of Arlington.
Bronwood Keeps Winning.
The Brentwood ball club added an
other victory to their list on Thurs
dav afternoon in Leslie by defeating
the Sumter county aggregation to the
tune of g to 5. Waller performed |
mound work for the Terrell county
lads, holding his opponents at his
mercy throughout the fracas. Besides
pitching an excellent game he also
featured with the stick, driving IN
number of Bronwood's tallies. Among
the Leslie aggregation were found two
all stars Cogdell OF Mercer University
and Culverhouse. From the appearance
Iof the score it seems that the locals
had a close shave but all was easy
for them at all stages Of the game. Bat
teries: Brentwood, Waller and A. Gam
mage; Leslie, Culverhouse, Johnson
and Bass Bronwood has fast bunch
LOT PLAYERS who have registered victo--
ries in the majority OF games played
bv them this season, and It seems they
still continue victorious.
The Bronwood bail club invaded
Learv on Friday afternoon and defeat
ed the all college star team OF that
town bv a score OF II to 10. Butts
performed excellent mound work tor
the Terrell county aggregation with A.
Gammage receiving, while Red" VIII
| lis began twirling for the Calhoun
county lads but was hammered from
the mound in the fifth frame and was
relieved by Reynolds, who Jared but
little better against the Bronwood
batsnen. Lawrence acted as receiver
for the I.eary club. The ball season
with the Bronwood boys is by no
means over. and they nave games
/ l.l,,Iod Nth other strong teams.