The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-06-26
,1s WON SERIES WITH
CnhNy CLUB. BLAKELY TO
ALD Dv IN DAWSON WEDNES-
PLn GAMES ON FOURTH.

. practically winning the third
Al'' 81 the first series with Albany
ga"' handed it to them in the
D ,s,5 inning by mistaken Judgment
a ,..tont the shadow OF a doubt
"' locals should have had the final
% 1s securely tucked into their
reat shirts.
'g rh, came itself was an excellent
iron, a Dawson standpoint up to
'sa Anal innings The last chapter was
the . Ili-+I which none of the local
a nIs want to go through again.
iaq D,.. hack to the game itself. Min
Du u ior Dawson pitched good ball
cltHH he was derricked in favor OF
q iui in the seventh chapter. Dan
D u, fblreezed along until the ninth
lei E.n after an error by Hafele at
. VIII a hit by Cooper, a base on balls
ln" Ps;d Tot Mccullough cracked one
~ u iI right, scoring two men. En-
10 =. 4'I Hines then took up the pitching
l lls,i but he was cold. Sam Boney
tsao '' grounded to third and on ileld-
lI. 5. cboice Reid scored. Swami then
.Gno,ed to center, scoring McCol-
;Iae9b Hines made Kimbrell fan the
o vr1 for the final out
0' " 'Dawson's half of the ninth Bell,
.bo succeeded Owens, retired Man
W; "n' Pinkston and Rawson in order.
W. Sullivan continued to star for Daw-
en- nicking the ambidextrous Owens
w. three safeties, one a home run.
SnIly is without doubt the best
saver r TO cavort on Baldwin park in
taa aI seasons. not even barring Tot
|WcCoIlough. The final score was I
|" THURSDAYS GAME.
Dawson lost the first game of the
,eries with Arlington in Arlington on
Thursday, incidentally the initial game
ri the season with that club.
The contest went ten innings be-
lore Uncle Bob's "BeH Ringers" could
gan decision over the home. clan,
hi in the tenth session the right hon
arabic Isaac Thrasher, who has bro
ken up more ball games than any
o+ber pastimer in organized or any
other kind of ball, stepped to the fore
and crashed one of Henderson's Of
ierngs to left field. which, coupled
with the fact that there were already
two Arlington runners on the has
socks clinched the battle for that city.
Ludv Bloodworth served them up
ior Arlington in old time form after
tbe first three innings. In the three
leading chapters Dawson pounded
Ludy savagely, but the old war horse
settled down and was practically IN
yncible the remainder of the game.
Henderson for Dawson had his us
nal run OF hard luck when his inheld
blew up. and, coupled with an error
u two by the catcher, Arlington scor-
ID three runs before the smoke clear
ID. The boys cannot be blamed much
or crring on the Arlington diamond,
rowever, for that field is as rough as
porcupine's epidermis and the only
ay to stop one there IS to lie down
ID front OF it,
The teams opened the tenth inning
four to four, and the home boys were
rtired in order but as Arlington came
10 bat for her turn the aforementioned
catastrophe perpetrated by none 9th
Err than Ike Thrasher killed local
hopes for the afternoon.
Batteries - Arlington Bloodworth
md Farrior; Dawson: Henderson and
2awson. Umpire, Cooper.
FRIDAYS GAME.
In a weird and at times exciting
game Arlington lost the second OF a
hree-aa series on the Dawson dia-
nond Friday by a count OF 10 to 4.
lack Holland essayed to do the
rmling stunt for Arlington, but his
SAINTS were pounded to all corners OF
the lot and in addition to this his team
mates assembled in one inning and
threw the ball to every base but the
right one.
Sullivan turned in his third victory
in as many starts for Dawson this
year. The brand of ball this chap is
twirling is by far the best i'll the
league Besides doing more than his
duty i'll a defensive way, Sally starred
at the bat with three hits, one OF them
a triple.
Manion, who played first base. is a
much better guardian of the initial
cushion than he is a shortfeld artist.
He handled the first bag in great