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INDSTINCT PRINT
THE ALBANY DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1906.
Thirty prominent Albanians
fined for using too much
WATER.
Serves them right, they
should use
But six ot their games were with
Americus. Is that a satisfactory ex
pin nation? It ought to be.
. Waycross Is also In the seventy
henven of delight. It, too, has played
a tew with the basement boys.
Three more and then we see what
Waycross Is like. The team plays
there the last three days of this week.
If we win, why we’ll deserve It, for
Waycross has collected a strong ag
gregation.
The Cordele fans continue to talk
about Richards. He hasn't done so
very much this year, anyway.
FAN-ATICS
Flint Rock
It sure looked good at one time.
The team has shown that It Is to be
feared, anyway.
Three with the same crowd this
week.
The boys deserve the glad hand
front the home folks. Whether they
get It or not depends on you.
Here’s to you, Alec, and the boys
behind you.
Rambarger Is as hard working a
player as there Is In the league.
The work of Snodgrass Is being no
ticed all over the circuit
Americus has signed a new third
baseman—Kipp.
Cassidy is doing some stick work
for Valdosta these days.
Crews, from Birmingham, has signed
with Americus. He Is a pitcher.
Hessler Is the best shortstop In the
league—if we listen to the Columbus
fans.
The Americus papers are beginning
.833 to get blue over the prospect is It
.778 strange?
.571' Lots of hits, runs and errors Is still
.428 the fashion with all the clubs.
.444 Deyo Is as nice a hitter as the Cor-
.000 dele club has. At first Osment looked
to be there, but he has gotten to strlk-
• us Ing out with startling regularity,
luse In this league many a pitcher will
nth, operate In the outfield when not on the
atle firing line.
the Amerlcus's last game was the best
Bnt one they have put up.
the The players are getting plenty to do,
all right. One week of solid work,
It's a Ginger Ale.
And there is no fine for
using too much.
Made only by
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One was trying to sell his property
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RESULTS SATURDAY.
Columbus, 8; Albany, 7.
Cordele, 7; Valdosta, 2.
Waycross, 5; Americus, 4.
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Arrive Birmingham ........ 0:50 p. m.
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WAIT!
.Good Groceries all the Time.
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If you want the best in the
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pan**
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Power Motors, f. o. b. New
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Albany Electrical
blngllng nineteen times. Up till then SURPLUS. “ “ ' 15,000
we hafl held It. having made eighteen
hits in n game with.Cordele.
Lovelace has gone to his home In nn ^„ r f “ cll ' ty J“ ‘^ P „ banklnK bus ‘'
„ . .. " . ness offered to customers.
Brewton, Ala. He was a good man,
have^beefa!" 8 Wasn,t “ ° ught 10 Savings Department.
D.udley has a nice batting average Interest Allowed on Time Deposits,
now. "
The Cordele. management Is the sort
that exnect8 great things of’Its teqm,
gild If they don't get them, and quick,
something happens.
• Seven errors, our record In our last
game, Is a good many, but a team that
doesn’t make any errors doesn’t take
any chances, consequently It plays
mediocre ball.
A lot pf Albany folks are talking
about "sold games." Of course they
know.
The team is a little tired after its
trip. Six straight games Is enough in
cue week to fag them.
Columbus bas lost only one so far.
OFFICIAL 8CORE OF THE GAME.
COLUMBUS-
Cranston, c.
Lewis, If. ....
Fisher, ss. ...
Hessler, 2b. ..
Dillard, 3b. ...
Westerfels, lb.
Hamburg, rf. .
Goodrich, of. .
Mercer, p
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Summary.
Horae Run—Fisher.
Two-base Hit#—Fisher (2); Ham
burg, McCormack, Eldred.
Three-base Hits—Hessler, Poole.
Base on Balls—Off Mercer, 2; off
Crosley, 2.
Struck Out—By Mercer, 5; by Cros
ley, 2.
Earned Runs—Columbus, 8; Al
bany, 3.
Left on Bases—Cbldmbus, 6: Al
bany, 4.
Wild Pitch—2.
Hit by Pitcher—Westerfels.
Umpire—Coniff.
Scorer—T. Foley.
Time 1:55,
Attendance 600.
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AT AMERICUS.
Innings— 123 466 789—R. H. B.
Waycross . . ’000 220 000 1— 6 11 1
Americus . . 000 000 021 0- 4 10 4
Batteries — Wilson and Griffith;
Crews and Westbrook. Time 2:00.
Attendance 260. Umpire McGrath'.
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