The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-08

Hutchinson, 3b. -=.s-----.--4- u U |
Kimbrell, c. ...............4 0 E 0 0
Thomas, p. -9-.@QF 9 Q Q 2 Q
Cameron, 2b. ~ s o. 0 0
Totals ....... ......33 0 6 II II 3
Score by innings:
Albany ...-....----.- .......-.--.--O0U U0O UuU-O
Summary: Two-base hits, Brown,
Pinkston, Sullivan, Clark. Sacrifice
hits, Rawson, Brown. Bases on balls,
off Thomas off Henderson g. Struck
out, by Henderson 10; by Clark 5. Hit
by pitcher, by Thomas Lawrence):
Passed ball, Rawson Innings pitched
bv Thomas, | 1-3 with runs and 5
hits: by Thomason, 0 with, 3 runs and
4 hits; by Clark, 7 2-3, with 0 runs
and 2 hits. Losing pitcher, Thomas.
Left on bases, Dawson 6; Albany =.
Time IS. Umpire, Powers.
All in all we enjoyed very success
full time last week, though it is our
opinion that the class of teams played
were so inferior that there is no need
of great rejoicing. Tuesday afternoon
Camp Benning again succumbed to
the tune of 8 to g. Maxwell worked
for the visitors and hurled creditable
game, his team mates kicking the
game away behind him. Jack Holland
handed 'em out for the locals and was
never in danger. Score by innings:
Camp Benning -.....---.-..-10l OOO wv
Dawson -. ............001 020 05x-8
Batteries-Camp Benning: Maxwell
ID ~ na.,,.c,,. Holland and Raw
son. Umpire, Edwards.
Wednesday afternoon brought forth
the best game of the series, in winch
fairly good ball was played by both
sides. The final score was toy NVtl-
liams pitched winning ball for the sol
diers as did Brown for Dawson, but
errors on both sides caused the. bat
tie to be tied up. The contest was
called at the end of theS ninth inning
on account of rain. The Befining boys
tied up the game in the ninth kJei-
strom first up worked Brown tor
free trip to the initial hassock. Bell
nunctured the ozone with three swings,
Willis grounded out second to first, the
immortal Duke Reilly then hit an easy
one to Sullivan at third and while
Sullv was Alphonsoing the apple, the
terrible Swede scored
Ed Wade made his temperance IN
the local lineup and played great ball,
making a sensational stop as well as
several pretty catches in the middle
garden besides garnering two hits out
of four trips to the plate.
Can7n Renninp ....100 600 OOl-Z
6 e,,,e ................. 900 100 010-2
Two From Fitzgerald.
The club took two out OF three
from the Fitzgerald bunch III their
own back yard. On Thursday Sulll,
van carved himself niche in the hall
of fame of baseball by twirling per-
feet game. Backed up faultlessly by
his team mates no Fitzgerald player
reached first base. Sully famed ii
men and did not issue a base on balls.
This is the first time a Dawson hurler
has ever accomplished similar teeat.
Sullivan has hurled no hit game be-
lore This year, against Camp Benning.
Babv Wilder also hurled a no hit
game wears ago. but on both occasions
3 runner reached first base. Lawrence
was the batting star in this game Ked
Willis was the victim as was the an
clients Stats Foster who however, Tar
ed better than Red. Batteries ltz-
Gerald: Willis. Foster and Wright;
Dawson: Sullivan and RawscG;
The locals again copied Friday
hattie bv a score Of 6 to 0. Holland
twirled we'll for Dawson White Moore
was hit hard by the whole local club;
Batteries - Fitzgerald Moore ana
Wright; Dawson: Holland ard Raw
On the last day at Fitzgerald the
locals dropped the final contest by
count OF 5 to /. Toles held the DaW-
con club well in hand. while COX was
knocked from the box by the Fltz-
Gerald aggregation. Brown, who re-
iieved him, Jared little better. Inc
local club vas Sssitched around again
With Lawrence receiving, RaWson III
r;ght and Sullivan at short. 3,
Batteries - Fitzgerald: Ioles an9
Mcmillan: Dawson: Cox, Brown ana
'' Pick of Teams.
The end of the season Is drawing
near; we have seen every kind OF
baseball exhibited on the local heid
his I, vear-good. bad and Indifferent.
As whole we can't call the s season
an artistic success, unless. we take the
a. foritv Of the games this week. Ana
tbs his the bows are trying with all they
have TO do. With the addition OF men