The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-15
BASEBALL SEASON
COMES TO A CLOSE
,,o LAST SERIES FROM AR
VIM IMcTON. CLUB WILL PLAY
LiN FOR SANDERSVILLE.
Bv Blake Morgan.

u,, local club enjoyed the most
..f,t week of the year during
s"'' met six games. Needless to say it
u. fit climax to rather fair sea-
"a' Nm Tuesday afternoon the Al
sou ,lrb came over and took the
O'r' contest we lost during the week,
G on; t;me by a score OF 5 to z. The
TINS ms W was halted several times by in
gam .;.+on+ showers which threatened
telln too fine game for good several
to s'op though the game finally went
tlle'' cbanters. Sullivan started for
illns and was wild and ineffective
p4 .,e first and only inning he pitched,
u 'n ,,;s;tors tallying three times. Brown
..naT T him in the second inning and
l;;t t,J fair ball. Boney connected with
pl no for free trip around the hassocks
on IN + Frost on in the sixth inning.
WI lawson: Sullivan, Brown and Raw
DS Albany: Frost and Kimbrell. UNI
pre- Powers,
II tbe final game of the series with
,, M the locals copied the gonfalon
A., time four to three. Sullivan start
I " f ( rs and went we'll until the
e:L.b frame when with Dawson in the
ilad he retired from the mound but
uot from the game in favor of Jack
n H., who twirled almost alright
hi until the ninth. In Albany's last
Da, at the bat they pushed one coun-
ss s%" across the plate and had the tying
.,r IN third and the winning run on
, a with two gone. Frost then
Slammed what seemed a sure hit over
s sarond but Sullivan coming in with
~ soeed of Man O. War shared the
s .nf re on his shoe tops and ended the
,gony. Thomas was the twirler tor
1 aIba1v and he did considerably bet
.ar than his first performance. Bill
Cox led the Dawson attack with three
Safetes in three tries.
dawson: Sullivan, Holland and
Pawson. Albany: Thomas and KIM
brell.
Thursday afternoon before the US
.oi half holiday crowd our lads again
c rar through with flying colors, Ar
In mot being the victim. Hap Hen
d ,hls,T1 made his debut before the
name crowd and very suspicious one
+ was Hap gave up but five hits and
famed thirteen of the mighty court
house hunters swatters. Uncle Bob
cot on the visitors bench and said not
word. in fact the silence was like a
4 oaII the mighty Clements lacked his
rs,,oI nen and the remainder of the
solavers contributed all their time IN
irving to solve Henderson's puzzling
.delivery. His arm being a little sore
Henderson relied only on last ball
mixed with a rapid breaking drop.
dawson counted four times while Ar
ngton was able to push out one over
. the platter.
Dawson: Henderson and Rawson.
Darlington: Bloodworth and Clements.
FRIDAYS battle in Arlington was an
pther sad day for the Bostwick clan.
Henderson. at his own request, pitch
I'd again and had worlds of stuff shut
hing out Arlington at all times and
was master all the way. He was OPP
posed by the redoubtable Tige Stone,
Who also hurled we'll but not in Hap
rlass The boys played jam up ball
and hit the Tiger for two tallies while.
Henderson was applying coat OF
liasomine.
Il Dawson: Henderson and Rawson.
arlington: Stone and Clements.
Saturdays game was rained out in
fht fourth inning with the visitors on
op Sullivan was on the hill for Daw-
bon and Wheat pitched for Arlington.
\ The boys came up wonderfully in