The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-17
CHICKS NOT
so MANY!
Came All the WayFrom Memphis
to Get Bsat.
"a SOFT THING FOR OUR BOYS
McGiiI Throws ! Ball That i Too Much ioF
The Memphis Indians and Makes Char
Icy Ruth Tired Calling Men
Out on Strikes.


The chickasaws, Memphis crack
amateur team, lowered her colors be-
fore one Of the largest crowds that has
assembled In the park this season.
siSheepyy McGill, the gatling gun
twirler Of Greenville, backed BY eight
good players, did the work. MCyclonen
Davis, whose graceful moves IN The
box, set the Memphis fans to iiutter-
ing, was batted into d river breeze be-l
fore Thursdays game closed. From
the word "play BALI to the last out
our team, every mothers s0E of them,
was In the game and played to win,
giving the rooters on the bleachers en-
couragement TO root, and they rooted
to the kings taste. How the game
was won il ! story Of nine chapters, ~
follows
Greenville took the Out. The Chicks
put up three men, Stern, Mallory and
Nalle, who furnished the three outs.
Greenyille thenscame in and Isaacs took
first on balls, went 70 third On Morse's
two bagger; Lentz and Grohe made two
outs; O,Connor hit for two bags, scor-
ing Isaacs and Morse. Ramp followed
with another two bagger and scored
O'Connor; Wheeler struck out, retir-
ing the side.
In the second Hazlehurst hit safe for
three bags, Kane followed and made
first on Wheeler's muff and Hurlburt
scored. Taylor went ont on 4 fy and
Kane closed chapter BY going to sleep
On second, being put out BY Morse.
McGill was first Up for Greenville and
took base on balls, stole second: Fisher
took first on being hit; McGill stole
third and came home On HurIburt's wild
throw 10 Stern Grohe. O'Connor and
Morse wound UP the inning.
tn the Chicks third Henley, Davis
and Stern furnished only wind for the
grand stand. When Greenvilie came
In Ramp, Wheeler and McGill did the
the same thing.
Fourth Chicks made one run IN this
inning. Male got first and scored On
Hurlburt's three bagger. Morse and
Fisher made double play on Taylor and
Hurlburt, which made three out. In
Greenville's half Of this inning Fisher
famed; Lentz made first on safe hit,
stole second and scored on Grohe's
bunt and Davis wild throw; Morse
knocked it out and scored Grohe;
O'Connor's lick 10 second made two
out and Morse wound up the inning.
Fifth ia this inning Kane reached
third but again lost bis head and Grohe
put him out of the base. Henley
struck out, Boyd got secondoon being
hit but Davis gronnder to short put out
side. Greenville Ramp got first. stole
second and died there. O'C0nn0r, Nc
Gill and Fisher ended sad chapter.
In the sixth Stern struck out, NAL
lory hit safe for first, stole second on
Males hit. Hurlburt struck out and
Mallory was caught stealing third.
In Greenville's part Of the sixth gLentz
hit safe for first, went 70 secoAd on
Isaacs bunt and Mallory's fumbleI scor-
ing on Hurlbnrt's pass. Fisher, grohe
and Morse made three out.
In the seventh for the Chicks TaY'
lor, Boyd and Henley closed the inning
with nine strikes at the world snoth
ling bit. Greenyille came IA anc
Wheeler struck out, McGill lost ON I
| fly to Nalle, Fisher hit safe for tirpt ant
made third on Lentz's center drive x
Davis who fumbled; Isaac's bunt scor
cd Lentz, Isaac going to first Groh'
made three out.
Eighth Davis got first, and ISteri
went out on Hy; Mallory's his gav'
Davis third and scored on Males bunt
IHurlburt drove hot grounder to Mors'
Iwho made wild throw to first, allpwinI
Mallory to score. Taylor winded out
In this inning Greenyille made sacri
feed Of three Morse, OConnor, RamI
| In the ninth Kane struck out, Boy
made first, Henley dr6Veto short VIII
with Fisher made double play. Ehic
closed the ninth chapter. The lscor
by innings is as follows:
Greenville % 2 o ? p 1 q
Chickasaws. .Oyl eta o Q 4 o.
Struck ont-McGfl ls; Davis 8.
Bases on balls McGillR; Davis :.
Double plays sfaaseAand Wheele
Morse and Fisher.
Three bagger HurlbuYt.
Two bageefS lifoka AIoase, Ran
and O'Connor.
Umpir Ruth.
!, Time-0ns hoaF ~ : minutes
n y Two games teasi 8 ii
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