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(f ohUmnii/ from first fog*.)
Brown w as passed to lirst utnl, us
our friends tin* I>i” leuugues suv,
tin* liases were intoxicated. Mc
Whorter was deadheaded, scor
ing McDonald. Walker hit to
t liird and Daley w as out at home,
the buses still teeming with •>*D* rt osti i
Immunity. Hodgson was frank
ed, scoring Brow n, and Gray was
shooed oil' the rubber without
McWhorter’J; hit by pitcher by
Gray I, by McWhorter 1; wild
pitch b\ Gray I, by Ilod^sou 2,
by McWhorter 1. Innings pitch
ed by Gray 8 2-8, by Sanders 1-8,
by Hodgson •*>, by McWhorter I.
Time of game 2 lira. It) min.
Score by innings:
Alabama 2 0 1 2 2 ti 1 0 n—s!
Georgia it o I :i it it n o o— |!'
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Conti nurd from first fagc.
ceremony, Sanders taking! his
place. This pent promptly forced
in a run by passing Watson. lotul .10 2 I 21 Id 0 j
Hits 2 runs 2. ! 'McDonald, Ginsberg and !
The’ Bed and White fellows Brown out being hit with batted ,
rounded the ercuit again in the ball.
seventh. Noojin got his base on 1 ^ *’ as ‘‘ hits. Franklin, 2, >
balls, and reached third while McWhorter, Fielder, (’alley.,
two of his colleagues were being j !> driick out by Fielder 7, by
Noojin 1. Wild pitches, Fielder |
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retired at lirst. lie scored on a
wild throw to third.
Georgia tilled the basses in the
ninth, but couldn’t score, and
the game was over.
Box score.
2. Umpire Beusse.
Score by innings:
Ala. 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2
Ga. b 0 8 0 2 ti 8 it x ID
AI.ABAMA
ab
r
h
po
a
Noojin lb
4
8
1
11
1
Jones 2b
1
8
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1
o
Sanders ef p
5
II
0
•>
0
Harris c
8
1
0
0
2
(’alley rf
8
0
0
8
0
Chamberlin If
1
0
0
1
0
W ait 8b
8
1
1
0
1
Glaze ss
1
It
1
0
0
Gray p
4
0
0
0
1
Total
84
8
n
27
1
IlKoHlil A
ub
r
I.
po
a
M ' Wr'n cf p
1
1
0
1
1
Walker ss
4
0
0
1
;>
Hodgson ef p
8
0
1
0
5
Watson rf
8
0
0
1
0
F’rankliu If
o
0
•>
(1
0
MeDonald lb
fi
0
•>
22
0
Daley 8b
8
0
l
0
o
Derrick 2b
.>
1
0
1
5
Brow u o
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1
.)
1
0
Total
81
4
8
27
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