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Columbia Won Over the Locals
Ey a Score of Five to Three.
Playing Last Game of Season
Today.
Columbia. 8. C,—The Comers de
fected the AugiiHtft Cnmborks yphicr
rtav afternoon by the score of r> to 3,
hitting Btone and Knydcr when hit#
meant rune. Atklnaou, although hit
freely, allowed aonio sensational
twirling, striking out twelve men. Tho
slugging of Finnegan of tho locals,
and little Danny Clark of the visitors,
were the features of the game.
After the gHme of this afternoon
Manager Brouthers will pilot his team
back to Augusta for tho preliminary
winding up of tho South Atlantic
T.eaguo season, such us letting the
men go. etc
Although the game of this afternoon
has no effect on tho second half win
ner a good article of hall Is expected
lo be put up. Tho men on both clubs
are trying hard to swell their aver
ages, therefore, some sensational slug
ging Is expected to ho pulled off.
The score by Innings: R. H. IS.
Augusta 000 111 000—3 It 1
Columbia 020 101 oix 5 11 l
Stone, Snyder and Berger; Atkinson
and Bern sen.
(The box score could not he pro
cured, on account of a little mlx-up.
However, the game of this afternoon,
ns well as tho box score will appear In
Sunday's Herald).
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Lookout* Win.
Ar Montgomery—
Hcotn: It. W. E.
4 ’hattymtoga 020 00& -1 6 1
MuittKomery 10f» ooo— l 6 a
Howell and StreH; Black urul Don
ohue.
Baron* Lon*.
At Birmingham—
Brora: It. H. E.
Memphis 010 02 :t 7 2
Birmingham 000 00 0 2 2
O'Brien and Bchlel; Hardgrove and
Tragewer.
Gull* Defeated.
At Mnhlle-
Bcora: R. H. FI.
Mobile 000 000 001- 1 4 3
Nashville 301 000 000—4 3 0
Townsend and Hohmldt; Berger and
Smith.
Po»tponod.
* New Orlenns-Atlanta. rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tig*rs S| Red Sox 0.
At Boston —
Rcoro: R. H. K.
netrolt 000 000 080 SOI
Boston 000 000 000 0 0 1
Cavet and Stallage; Leonard and
Carrlgun.
White Sox S; Athletlce S.
At Philadelphia—
Score: R. H. K.
Chicago 010 52 H 10 3
Philadelphia 310 10—5 7 1
Scott. Cleotte and Schalk; Plank,
Wyrkoff and Behan*.
Browne B| Yanka *.
At New York—
Score: R. H. F 5.
St Louie .. .. 010 00S 00* 5 11 5
New York .. ..480 100 10* 0 IS 4
Lsveren*. Hoeh and llnle; Mellale
and Nunamaker.
Poatponed.
Waahlngtcm -Cleveland, douhle-hesd
tr, rained out.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Buffalo 3; Brooklyn 2.
A* Brooklyn—
Score: R. H. Pi
Buffalo .001 101 000 J 10 1
Brooklyn 200 000 000 2 6 1
Moran ami lllalr; Maxwell and
lacul. Wntann.
Tha Raaaon.
Belt Imore-Pit tehurg, rain.
No other* whedulnV
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ATI (came* rained out.
baseball’weather
American League.
Chicago at Washington: clear.
Detroit at New York; rain
Cleveland at Philadelphia: cloudy.
Bt. Louie at Boston (2); rain.
Natienal League.
New York at Chicago i 2); clear.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg <f>; rein.
Boston at St. Icule (I); cloudy.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati vl>;
dear.
Federal League.
Chicago at at. Louie, cloudy.
Indianapolis at Kansas City; clear.
Pittsburg at Baltimore t*>; cloudy
Buffalo at Brooklyn, rain.
BABES CINCHED
SECOND BALE
Columbus, Ga. —Albany cinched the
championship of tho second half of
tho South Atlantic League by winning
yenter<lay afternoon’** game from Co
iumtiufl end will participate in the
poat-Heaaon games with Savannah,
winner of the firat half, for the pen
nant. of tho league, ('harlenton’s de
feat yesterday by Savannah put that
club out of the running n« the reault
cannot be changed, an the 1014 se&fton
closes today and Albany 1h now two
full games ahead of Charleston for
first place.
Columbus had decidedly the better
of the argument yesterday afternoon,
securing a total of sixteen hits, but
six costly errors allowed the visitors
to win. Only three runs were scored
by the locals out of those sixteen hits.
Kidding was in frnotl form and pitch
ed steady ball, but his teammates
gave him poor support.
Score: R. H. FQ.
Albany 020 110 000 4 9 1
Columbus .. .. 000 021 000—8 1« fi
Wiley and Weils; Redding and
Thompson.
EULLPENMNT
HOPES BLASTED
Savannah, Ga.—Charleston pennant
hopes were Misted In the second of
the series hero yesterday when Sav
annah won, 3 to 0. Llewellyn and
Smallwood pitched consistent ball
throughout and were well supported,
while Spnde was hit at erltical stages.
Mayer’s fielding at short featured.
Hcore: R. H. H.
Charleston .. .. 000 000 000—0 6 1
Savannah .. .. 110 000 io* I 1) 3
Spado and Marshall; Llewellyn,
Smallwood and Smith. Time, 1:80.
I'mplre, Moran.
STANDING OF CLUBS
South Atlantic League.
Won Lost Pet.
Albany 30 21 .650
Charleston 37 23 617
Columbus 33 26 .541
Savannah 30 23 .617
Columbia 28 34 .452
Augusta 27 34 .443
Macon ~ 24 81 .436
Jacksonville 20 80 .830
Southern League.
Won Lost Pet.
Birmingham 76 55 .580
Now Orleans ~72 54 .671
Mobile 72 60 .646
Atlanta 66 57 .633
Nashville 67 62 .610
Chattanooga 63 68 .481
Memphis 66 74 .431
Montgomery 46 87 .846
| American League.
Won Lost Pet.
Philadelphia 80 88 .678
Boston 66 40 .574
Washington 61 54 .630
Detroit •• 60 60 .604
Chicago 67 63 .476
St. laigts .. 65 63 .466
Now York .. .. ..64 64 .458
Cleveland HO 82 .322
Federal League.
Won larst Pet.
tndlanapolla 66 40 .574
Chicago 63 61 .658
Baltimore 60 52 .536
Buffalo ....67 55 .500
Brooklyn 56 56 .500
Kansna City .. .. ..RS 63 .457
St. Ixauls R 2 64 .448
l'lttshurg 47 64 .424
National League.
Won lost Pet.
New York 61 40 .R 65
SI. 54 .542
Boston •• •» .. ....60 R 1 .641
Chicago .. .. 60 54 .526
Cincinnati 53 60 .469
Brooklyn 52 61 .460
Philadelphia .. ..' ..61 *0 .459
Pittsburg .. ~ .. ..51 62 .461
OTHER RESULTS
International League.
Buffalo 8; Jersey City 3.
Toronto 5: Newark 0.
Rooheater 1. l'rovldenca L
Montreal 18; Baltimore 4.
American Association.
TiOUlevtlle 12; Kansas City 3
Cleveland-St Paul. rain.
Columbue-Minneapolis ratn.
Tndtanapoll*.Milwaukee. rain.
North Carolina League
Oreenaboro 4, Durham Y tl tn
nlnga).
Charlotte J; Raleigh 6
Charlotte 1: Raleigh 8. (7 Inning*,
agreement!,
Asheville, 8-0; Winston-Salem. 8-1.
RAINID OUT.
Jacksonville, Fla.—The scheduled
South Atlantic league game In this
city yeeteytny afternoon was postpon
ed on account of rain. A double
header will be played this afternoon,
which winds up the Sallis season.
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LEAGUE BITTERS
Ross Erwin, With An Average
of 348, Keeps in the Lead of
the National League Batters.
Chicago. —RoiA Erwin's .348 keeps
him In the lead In tho National Dea
gue hatters, according to figures pub
lished here today, but another Brook
lyn player, Dalton, who haa played In
Hit gami’a Is the real pace setter with
• 334. Grant, New York, is third, with
.331, and Becker fourth with .325.
Brooklyn with .270 heads the clubs In
batting and New York Is next with
.252.
Dick Hohlltzel, Boston, leads the
American Deague hatters with .3611.
Next are .lackson, Cleveland, .364;
Collins, Philadelphia, .352 and Mitchell
of Washington, .347.
Philadelphia with .268 and Detroit
with .249 lead In team hitting.
Bennie Kauff, Indianapolis, with
.363 leads In the Federal, and Chouln
ard, Brooklyn, Is second with .358.
Indianapolis Is best In team hitting
with .287.
Pete Knlsely is holder or the South
ern Deague record to (lato with .352,
he batted while on the Birmingham
payroll. Next to him Is Kirby, Mobile,
with .328. Chattanooga with .258 leads
In club batting.
Wilson Hasn’t Acted on
Antwerp Bomb Protest
Washington.—President Wilson said
today ho had not yet taken up the Bel
gian protest against the Zeppelin at
tack on Antwerp or any other repre
sentations regarding methods of war
fare. 110 told callers this government
had no knowledge of any protest by
American Minister Whitlock regarding
the A verp attack. His advices from
Mr. /'hltlock, the president said,
showed ho was "minding his own busi
ness" «n<l that published stories of
his activities were "fanciful Inven
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