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IS ORE OURS:
imn BID IT.
Columbus Loses, 5 to 3 — A
New Pitcher Wins—Dud
ley Takes in a Gone One.
Poole Gets Two of Three
Hits—Head Work of Col
umbus Poor.
RESULTS YE8TERDAY.
Albany, 5; Columbus, 3.
Cordele, 1; Valdosta, 4.
Waycross-Amerlcus; rain.
GAMES TODAY.
Columbus at Albany.
Cordele at Valdosta.
Amerlcua at Waycross.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Clubs— Played. Won. Lost. Pot.
Waycross
Columbus .... 8
Cordele ..... 9
Albany 9
Valdosta 11
Amerlcus 7
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.750
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.444
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Beckon It was a surprise, don't you?
A sadly astonished bunch of "Kerlum-
eses” went back to the hotel. Weep
ing and walling and gnashing of teeth,
accusations and counter-accusations,
briny tears, cuss words, apologies,
promises to he better—all this was
done In the ranks of the “Navigators.’’
They did rally In the ninth, but It was
quite useless.
.And us!—
Say, If you saw It you can appreci
ate the Joy that twangs on the Albany
rooter’s heart strings now. If ypu
didn’t Bee It, you ought to have, for
maybe It was worth 25 cents, and one
more or two, too.
It's all a tale of one knock-kneed
boy, Anthony by name, pitcher hy pro
fession, game winner by disposition,
heart gladdener by general, all-round
nature. Add he had the stippCrt, soak
that In, and more like It, too. D-e-t-e-r-
m-l-n-a-t-l-o-n was writ In letters large
upon each and every one of the boys’
physiognomies.
Glory be to the Balbany Ball Bill
ers, they deserve It, for It was a hard-
fought battle! The Buccaneers wanted
to buch, but the biack Bag dipped live
times and the pirates were put in
Irons.
Gee! but wasn’t It fun for you, and
Alec, and all the others to see It done?
(Note.—If will happen again.)
Altogether the team deserves praise
from all the togethers that constltue
fandom In Albany, altogether. And
it be a liberal measure, please, fana-
ticlsians.
Weaver’s wild throw he gets to seo-
ond, Snod to third. Boyd safe at flrBt
on Wlestervelt’s muff. Dudley sacri
fices, Sqod Bcorjng. Poole singles, Mao
and Boyd sqprlng. Alec out, third to
first Anthony grounds to pitcher, out
at first Hits 2,. runs 3.
Fifth Inning.
Weaver fans. Mao drops It, but
nails him at first Goodrich files out
to Boyd. Cranston gets four, steals
second and gets to third on Mac’s
wild throw. Lewis hits to Poole, out
at first Hits 0, runs 0.
Bldred safe on Hessler’s fumble,
Ran advances him by sacrifice. Snodi
grass safe on wild throw of Wester-
velt Bldred going to third. McCor
mack balloons out to left. Boyd sacri
fices, scoring Bldred. Dudley pops out
to shoyt Hits 0, runs 1.
Sixth Inning.
Fisher blngles. Hessler sacrifices.
Dillard gets four balls. Westervelt
singles, but Fisher is thrown out at
home from center. Hamburger flies
out to Poole. Hits 2, runs 0.
Poole gets a hit. Aiec gets hit, ad
vancing Poole. Anthony pops to Wes
tervelt. Bldred gets hit. On a wild
throw by Goodrich to third when no
body was there Poole scores. Ranbar-
ger fouls out to catcher. Snodgrass
pops to Dillard. Hits 1, runs 1.
Seventh Inning.
Weaver out to Snod. Goodrich
ozoneB. Cranston hits to Bldred, out
at first His 0, runs 0.
McCormack files out to Dillard.
Boyd safe op Hamburger’s muff. Dud
ley attempts to sacrifice, but forces
Boyd out at second. Poole flies out to
Dillard. Hits 0, runs 0.
Eighth Inning.
Lewis out to Dudley. Fisher also,
HeBsler singles, steals second, reaches
third on Mac's-muff, but is thrown out
at the plate. Hits 1, runs 0.
, Alexander and Anthony fan,
out on fly to center. Hits 0, runs 0.
Ninth Inning.
Dillard two bagls. Westervelt slip-
gles. Hamburger hits, Dillard scoring
and also Westervelt. Weaver fans,
Goodrich singles, tries to ‘make sec
ond, out by Bldred. Hits 4, runs 3.
And now for today. It's ours. Nun-
ally, a new pitcher, from Meridian, In
the Cotton tSates League, will pitch.
Alexander wsb fortunate to sign him.
» THE GAME IN DETAIL.
First Inning.
Cranston ozones. Lewis blngles,
Fisher out to Dudley. Hessler draws
four ugly ones, but thrown out at sec
ond on Dill's attempt to sacrifice,
Hits 1, runs 0.
Bldred big fourB.' Ran sacrifices.
Snod gets four and steals second later.
Mac hits to Dillard, who tags Bldred
and throws Mac out at first. Hits 0,
runs 0.
Second Inning.
Westervelt grounds to Eldred, out,
Hamburger same thing to Anthony.
Weaver strikes out Hits 0, runs 0.
Boyd files out to left. Dudley swats
three times and goes to the bench,
Poole draws four. Alexander files out
to Weaver. Hits 0, runs 0.
Third Inning.
Goodrich singles. Cranston ozones.
Lewis follows suit. Fisher fouls out
to Poole. Hits 1, runs 0.
Anthony to second to flrBt, out. El-
dred fans. Ranbarger pops out
Goodrich. Hits 0, runs 0.
Fourth Inning.
Snodgrass getB his bpse. McCor
mack singles, advancing Snod, and on
OFFICIAL 8CORE OF THE GAME,
Holy smoke! but Dudley did pull
that fly In that looked like It was
gone. It Is the most sensational catch
of the season.
A sport who saw Anthony warming
up before the game, began to preaoh
his funeral. He couldn’t say enough
bad things about him, things founded
on experience, he said. But the laugh
was on him, and acertaln faithful
standby of the team gnyed him un
mercifully when Anthony delivered
the goods. He was sort of sick, any
way—the sport—dropping a few dol
lars on the game.
Being Installed in the Ex
change Bank of Albany.
A Perfect Electrical Sys
tem.
Tho Exchange Bank of this city Is
now having Installed an Electrical
Burglar 'Alarm system manufactured
by the Blectrlo Bank Protection Co., of
322 Fifth avenue’, New York ,City. This
Big Westervelt fnns regularly,
gee! he can talk.
But,
Coniff was badly
strikes yesterday.
off on balls and
Snodgrass captured a difficult one
from Daddy Hamburger In the fourth.
Dillard was on second and If It had
gone by It meant a run.
Weaver, after striking out In the
fifth, was so filled with disgust that he
didn’t notice that Mac had let It roll
by. He could have made It, but didn't
see it until too late. Work your noo
dle, my boy, If you want to win.
This is Westervelt’8 motto, and he
more than lives ufo to It. He an
nounced It to the grandstand himself
when they remonstrated with him on
kicking: "Take all you can get, and
If you don’t get It, squeal.”
Boyd made an assist yesterday to
home from deep center.
Anthony Is a hulking youngster, and
works all the time.
ALBANY—
AB R li PO A E
Bldred, 2b
.... 3 1 Q 2 4 0
Ranbarger. sb.
....3 0 0 0 0 0
Snodgrass. If. .
.... 2 1 0 4 0 0
McCormack, c.*
....4 3 1 8 1 2
Boyd, of
....3 1 0 1 1 1
Dudley, rf. ....
.... 3 0 0 2 0 0
Poole, 3b
.... 3 1 2 2 2 1
Alexander, lb.
....3 0 0 8 0 0
Anthony, p. ...
.... 4 0 0 0 2 0
Total
....28 5 3 27 10 4
COLUMBUS-
AB R H PO A B
Cranston, c. ...
.... 4 0 14 11
Lewis, cf.
.... 5 0 1 1 0 0
Fisher, ss
....4 0 1 1 1 0.
Hessler, 3b. ...
.... 2 0 10 11
Dillard, 2b
....3 1 2 6 6 (1
Westervelt, lb.
4 1 2 9 0 2
Hamburger, rf.
.... 4 110 0 1
Weaver, If. ....
.... 4 0 0 3 0 1
Goodrich, p. ...
3. 0 2 1 1 1
Total .
33 3 11 24 9 7
Innings—
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9—R.
Albany
00031100 *— 5
Columbus . . .
00000000 3—3
Columbus made three runs off elev
en hits, and Albany made five runs off
three hits. Looks a little strange, but
It’s a fact Albany bunched bits when
Columbus bunched errors.
Columbus scattered hits when Dud
ley and Snod and the others made
phenomenal plays.
Things began to look blue In the
ninth, but the hoys pulled through all
right.
Summary.
Earned Runs—Columbus,.3.'
, Sacrifice Hits—Ranbarger, McCor
mack, Dudley, Hessler.
Two-base Hit—Dillard.
Struck Out—By Anthony, 8; by
Goodrich, 4.
Base on Balls—Off Anthony, 3;
Goodrich, 4.
Double Plays—Dillard to Wester
velt.
Hit by Pitcher—Alexander,
Time 1:55. Umpire Coniff,
ance 150.
To Illustrate the gall of dear Mr.
Lewis, manager-centerflelder-Mcker-
captain of the Columbus club: After
the game one fat.man, surnamed Wes
tervelt, first baseman for Lewis, called
the scorer to his carriage—he was go
ing back home In company with his
friend, Mr. Lewis—and asked him in
tones dulcet and Bweet If he was going
to mark Lewis put “Lewis, the last
man up, hit to Bldred and the umpire
called him out at first,” he went on to
explain. The scorer replied In the af
firmative and desired to know what
else he could mark It—“a three-base
hit for Instance?" Mr. Lewis retorted
that It wasn’t out, If the umpire had
called It so, and shouldn't he so In
scribed in the score-book. All this
without a blush, and the scorer moved
off, reflecting on the hoggishness of
some people.
oft
Bldred,
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The tin-horn gambler who lost on
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It was pitiful to see the agony of the
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Say, Hess, does It feel good to lose
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