Atlanta Georgian. [volume], May 15, 1914, Extra, Image 8

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SECOND INNING.
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1 lit alter r gt e pickup of a
e dead rur K 1 tout 3 shod
tops K naul ra lennings
back or K 1 ) RUNS. NO
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Eibei shot a ! past Hollander
Kircher dropped bunt In
fror if the plate and died on the
martyr lick, East to Giribber Munch
walked Doescher popped weakly to
H der McConr heat 0 1
hard drive that Elwert knocked down
and this hit filled the bse Jer
nings walked on f al nd Kibhel
was forced home with a rui l.ong
fanned ONE RU TWO HITS
THIRD INNING
Giribbens walked Kleinow sent a
long fly t Flanag 12ast was
thrown out hy lios ©1 Daley foul
ed to Jenni made a prett
running . third N
RUNS NO HITS
Welchon e ] e Flana
gan drew a w ke Steamer
died stealing, Kleing to Hollander
Eibel als valked ile stole second
Kircher was easy for Hollander and
(11 er NO RUNS N HITS
FOURTH INNING
made a fine pla n Baker's
\ irive that .Jeny '3 knocked
but ildn't fleld It wa the
' T Do o 1 Munch made
i nice running catch of Elwert's fou
ip against the grandstand Jantzer
A Irown out Doeschery NO)
RIINS ONE HI'T
Munch took the easy road to first
1) er sacrificed Munch along to
<6 nd and died, Elwer t Knaupy
who vered the & MoCaonnel hot
1 line drive rig for a nele. scor
ng Munct At “ed to & .
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| Atlar tn 210 100 20*—6
' CRACKERS, ab, r. h, po. a. o
McConnell, 2b. 4 1 2 1 & !
| Jannings, cs. g 1 1 4 18
Long, If. 3 1.2 2.0 0
Welchance, cf. a 0 0 % 0 0
’Flanag:m, rf. 2 1 1 85 0 0
|£.tm, Ib, 8 199 10
Kircher, 3h. 300 1 8 1
| Munch, c. 110810
‘Doey,c‘h(r‘ P $9 00380
Totals Pl 6 BT 1@ 2
BILLIKENS. ab. r. h, po, & o,
Daley, If. 4 1 1.8 8 %
Baker, rf. E ¢ 2.2 1 0
Hollander, sB.-2b N2z 30
Elwert, 2b 3 00 0 &8 0
Jantzen, cf 4 0.0 19 0
Knaupn, 2h.-ss. A 0 038 1V |
Gribbens, Ib. s 8 211 1 @
Kieinow, <. 4 1 01 1+ 0
East, p & 0 1 1.8 0
Totals 3% 3 82515 )
SUMMARY.
Tw Vi t tennings Fibel
Phiree-basa Lit--lollander Home
rian o laeng Sacrifice hits--Jennings
Kirelier Velehonce: Elwert Hit by
tohe yall Munel Bases on balls
Off Doeschier off Bast, b Struck
bl Poereher 1 by Baat, 2. Um
pires o Kerin and Breftensteln,
and on the throwin and was out
Baker to lSast to Hollander Jen
nings died, [Fasl to Gribhens, ONFE
RN CINFe HIT
FIFTH INNING.
Knaupp raiced to Welchonee, Grib
ens slashed a single to right Kiei
now grounded out, McConnell to Fi
bel. GGribhens moving over to the
middle sacl I2uxt made a hard drive
to MeConnell, who fumbled and then
threw past Kibel Into the stand. On
the error Gribbens scored and FEast
went to gecond. Daley flled to long.
ONE RUN. ONE HI'D
lL.ong hit the firat bhall for a one
timer past Hollander Welchonee
dumped a sacrifice und was out, FEl
wart to Grihbens. Flanagan sent a fly
to Baker, Eibel grounded ont, Knaupp
to GGribbens. NO RUNS ONE HIT
SIXTH INNING.
Baker beat out a hit to Jennings
in deep sghort Hollander walked
Flwert dropped a bunt down the third
base line and Kircher 2hrew the sac
rifice tap wide to Eibel and all hands
were safe. Jantzen popped up a high
one back of first base, which McCon
nell dropped, but the infleld fly rule
wae applied and Jantzen was declar
ed out and the runners were not al
lowed to advance Knaupp popped
to Kircher. Gribbens flied to Flana
gan NO RUNB ONE HIT.
Kircher grounded out, East to Grib
bens Munch was hit by a pitched
hall and limped to firet. Doescher
forced Munch, Hollander to Knaupp.
McConnell forced Doescher the same
Wiy, INO RUNS. NO HITS
SEVENTH INNING.
Kleinow popped to Jennings Kast
gingled to center. Daley forced Fast,
Jennings to McConnell Baker sin
gled to right Hollander cleaned up
with a triple to left, scoring Daley
and Baker Elwert fouled to Munch
TWO RUNS THRIER HITS
Jennings doubled against the bull
sign. Long fouled to Baker and Jen
nings took third after the catch,
Weichonee grounded out to Gribbens,
unassisted Flanagan singled to cen
ter, scoring Jenninge. Eibel doubled,
a 4 drive that bounced off Knaupp's
shins. and lanagan scored Kircher
was thrown osut, Elwert to Gribbens.
TWOLRIINR - THRIOK: HITS
EIGHTH INNING.
Jantzen flled to Welehonee, Knaupp
HUned oiit to Jennings Gribbens sin
gled over second Kleinow was
thrown out by Kircher NO: RUNS:
ONE HIT
Munch was safe wha- Knaupp let
his grounder get away from him
Hollander and Knaupp changed post
tlons at this stage of the game,
JWraupp going to short and Hollander
to kecond Doescher was called out
for bunting at a third strike which
ralled foul Jack didn't mean to hit
he ball at all, but was attempting
to get out of the wayv of an Inside
heave MceConnell Med to Knaupp
lennings grounded out to Gribhbhens,
massisted -NO RIUINS NO HITS
NINTH INNING.
East fouled to Flanagan Tmley
beat out a hit to Jennings Paker
grounded out, MceConnell to Eibel,
Dalev golng to second Hollunder
fanned. NGO RUNS. - ONE HIT
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CHATTANOOGA .o 101 9 B 8 - 51 |}
BIRMINGHAM . 198 W 3l -8 1:
Kroh and Graham; Robertson and Dilger Umpires—Kellum and
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AT MOBILE R H. E.
SARRVIILE ........... %0 OB W 1 - 71} &
MOl ... ... ... aly - 4
Fritz and Schmidt Marshail and Gibson Umpires—F field and
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MEMPHIS ... 8 Wy W 8 - @ B 2
NEWORLEARE ........ 100 000 988 - 3 3 1
H. Merritt and Bemis: Wlison and Higgine Umpires—Pfenninger
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AT WASHINGTON R. H. B !
ICHICAGO. .o BRI Ee Y - 9 o li
|WASHINGTON ........ 000 0000001 - 1 2 2|
{ Scott and Schalk; Ayers and Henry Umpires—Deneen and Connally. |
i AT NEW YORK R H. E.
IBEENaRe . ... 000 G U - 3 6 |
HEW TURE ... .. ... W 19 - | 22 0
; Dubue and Stanage; Keating and Sweeney. Umpires—Chill and Sher
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'BOSTON ..., .. 010 y R -} 7 1
Hagfll(on, BnLumunrdner and Agnew: Leonard and Carrigan Um-'
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
AT CINCINNATI— R. . =,
BhETaN ... ... ... 000 00 1 - 8 4 5
CINUINNATY ... .. 2. . 100 Z2l] ok - & © I
Tyler and Whaling; Benton and Clarke. Umpires—Quigley and Eason.
AT CHICAGO R E
BROOEKLYN .. .......... 000 «000 000 -~ 0 | 4
CHICAGO . 408 888 Il . 518 O
& R'agan and McCarty; Vaughn and Bresnahan. Umpires—Rigler and
AT ST. LOUIS R H B
PHILADELPHIA .. ..006000 102009 02 - 510 6
SELOOIB . ... .. 00002 000008 00 - & 9}
Mayer and Killifer; Perritt and Snyder. Umpires—Orth and Byron.
AT PITTSBURG— R. H E
lEWw YORE . ... 200 010 0D - 4 & 2
PITT'SBURG .. ... ... 601 200 600 -~ 240 2
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GA. ALABAMA LEAGUE.
At Anniston. R.-H.E.
Rome 100 000 000—1 7 3
Anniston 200 100 10*—4 7 O
Batteries: Sevier, Barrett and
Tavlor: Glazener and Sheppard. Um.
pire—White.
At LaGrange. R.H. E|
Gadsden 000 000 0000 6 2
LaGrange 012 000 02*—5 10 1
Batteries: Vandeveer and Jorda:
Weston and Lafitte. Umpire—Gil
reath
At Talladega. R.H. E:
Opelika 404 200 210-—l3 12 1
Taliadeaa 230 200 000— 7 5 4
Batteries: Hawkins and Reese;
Tenning, Mosely and Richards. Um
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At Newnan. R HE.
Selma 000 000 130—4 11 3
Newnan 010 003 310—8 12 1
Batteries: Nabors and Miles;
Stawart and Kimbrough. Umpire—
Jordan.
CAROLINA LEAGUE.
At Durham. R:H.E:
Greensboro 000 000 000—CG 6 4
Durham .050 201 00*—8 12 1
Batteries: Griffin and Perritt;
Meadows and Short. Umpire—Van
buskirk.
At Winston. R H.E:
Charlotte 000 000 000—0 1 2
Winston . . 020 000 00*—2 6 0
Batteriest Thrailkill and MHlioks;
Ray and Garvin. Umpire-~Franklin.
At Asheville. R.H.E
Raleigh i 000 001 130—5 10 3
Asheville i 400 00Q 22*—8 9 3
Batterles: Ostermeyer and Frye:
Graves and Perkins. Umpire—Miller.
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At Montreal. R.H E.
Prcvidence .. 2 6 1
Montreal e 5 9 14
At Toronto. R H.E. I
Baltimore s ; 13 18 |
Toronto ; . 2 8 3
FIRST GAME.
At Buffalo. R . H E;
Newark : 3 6 1
Buffalo g 7 R
SECOND GAME.
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Newark 3 8 2
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FIRST GAME. ‘
At Rochester. RHE |
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Rochester a 8 0'
SECOND GAME.
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3ROI . .. ... 0 R - 4 2 0
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SRI . ... .00 00 00 - 5 0 4
Lang and Wilson; Krapp and Biain. Umpires—Kane and Goeckel
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EARSac by ... 000 1) O - ¢ ] O
Plhaaiien ... ... W 1 - b 9 2
Henning, Harris and Easterly; Walker, Adams and Berry. Umpires
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AT PIITSBURG R. H B
TRNDIANADDLIE . . . ... W 0 A 8 - 813 1
BALTIMORE . 5 5 B - 7 9
i Mullen and Randen; Quinn and Jacklitsch. Umpires—Cross and An
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Cieveiand. R.M.E
Minneapolis . 000 010 003—4 10 0
Cleveland ) 000 310 02*—6 9 2
Batteries: Lake and Rondeau: Lush
Batteries: Lake and Rondeau; Lush,
Baskette and Devoght. Umpires—
Johnstone and Irwin.
At Columbus. RiH E.
Kansas City 120 000 000—4 6 1
Columbus 010 000 010—2 5 O
Batteries: Richie and Moore;
Scheneberg and Smith. Umpires—
Murrav and Johnson.
At Indianapolis. RHE
St. Paul . 100 100 003—5 9 0
Indianapolis 000 001 011—3 9 1
Batteries: Walker and Glenn;
O’Brien, Harrington, Leßoy and Liv
ingstone. Umpires—Westervelt and
O'Brien.
At Louisville. R B E
Milwaukee 000 101 010—3 6 1
Louisville 010 010 000—2 6 O
Batteries: Dougherty and Hughes;
Laudermilk and Sevroid. Umpires—
Owens and Connally.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LFEAGUE.
At Charleston. RHE
Macon i 200 000 000— 2 6 3
Charleston 230 010 140—11 11 2
Batteries—Voss and Bowden; Eld
ridge and Prough. Umpire—Lauzon.
At Columbia. RHE.
Jacksonville . 100 002 010—4 9 2
Columbia 101 000 100—3 9 5
Batteries: Pearson and Krebs;
Averett and Braun. Umpire—Pender.
At Savannah. R-H E
Columbus 101 000 210—5 7 3
Savanrah. 101 003 21*—8 11 2
Batteries: Williams and Thomp
son: Smallwood and Smith. Umpire
—Vitter.
At Augusta. R.HE
Albany 000 000 010—1 6 O
Augusta . . 200 001 00*—3 7 2
Batteries: Petty and Weils; Ney
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Valdosta 000 011 001—3 7 4
Batteries: Anderson and O'Brien;
Roth and Dudley. Umpire—Davern.
At Americus. RHE
Waycross 200 010 000— 3 6 3
Americus 620 011 02*—12 13 6
Batteries: Warwick and Coveney:
Pratt and Manchester. Umpire—
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At Cordele. RiH.E
Brunswick 001 030 121— 8 13 8
Cordele 343 204 06*—22 25 4
Batteries: Payne, Bitting and Rev
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Auburn 000 001 400—5 5 5
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:n Reds Threat
Seven Reds Threaten
3T LOUIS, May 14.—According to a
story that gained circulation here to
day. seven members of the Cineinnatl
Reds have promised Mordecai Brown
ind Rebel (akes that they would
mp to the Federals {f the United
States Court upheld *‘Chief’’ Johnson
when his hearing comes up in Chicago
to-day Johnson recently jumped to
the kederals from the Reds
An injunction followed, and the In
dian has been warming the bench since
To-duy will decide whether the Injunc
tion i€ to be made permanent or wheth
er Johnson will be allowed to play,
Johnson's contract is said to have a
ten-dayv clausa in it, and on this he
hopes to be sustained by the court
All seven Reds who have agreed to
fiop are tied to contracts that include
ten-day clauses,
ANDREWS VS. DOIG.
MILLWAUKEE May 14—Tom An
drews hag landed a semi-windup for his
fight card on May 26 Freddie An
irews, the local lightweight, will mix {t
with “Goats’’ Dolg, a promising light
weight of Spring Valley, lIL The
weight will be at 133 pounds at SI
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blood purifier, 8. S. 8B Its action |
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our theory as to the cause of rheur
ism or kind of rheumatism, just re
nember this 5. 5. 8. has the pe @
sction of soaking through the intestine
iirectly into the blood. In five minutes
tg influence is at work in every a:
tery, vein and tiny caplllary Ever
membrane, every organ of the bod
avery emunctory becomes in effect
Alter to strain the blood of impuritie
The stimulating properties of 8. 8. S
scompel the skin, liver, bowels, kidneys
bladder to all work to the one end of
asting out every irritating, every pain
inflicting atom of poison; and scatters
those peculiar formations In the nerve
enterg that cause such mystifying and
ften baffling rheumatic pains -
If vou have drugged yourself unt{
ywur stomach is nearly paralyzed
@ be astonished to find that 8§ 8. 8
gives no sensation but goes righ
work. This is because it I 8 & pure B
stable infusion, Is taken naturally )
your blood just as pure alr is inhale
naturally into your lungs
Get a bottle of 8. S. S. to-day
You may depend upon it that the
store that sells vou what you ask for is
a ;F‘ place to trade. Write to Th:
[wift Specific Co., G-11, Swift Bldg
Atlanta, Ga., for their Book on Rhe
natism
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