The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-21

Memphis, Tenn. July D.-(Special)- Pitcher Polchow was not feeling the best
 in sns %1r a9dHsk Hsnasap p1F at several stations of the contest but Whistler thought best to continue the use of the worst slugging match seen on the local grounds this year. in which the Mempbians banged into twenty-two safe hits which totalied to thirty-one bases in all, the final score was 15 to s.
 The reconstructed team here, which now contains as many of Milwaukee leaders of the American Association as 1t does oghad me8t of pbs ptbs Southern % seasoe. M started to smashing the ball in the first inning and kept 1t up in every round till the last. Polchow tried to retire in the third in- him in the game. Phyle. Dugan and Evans led the individual batters for Mem- phians, but the feature of the day was he secured four hits with total of eight bases. His home run. which fell in the bleachers in left field. was one of the longest hits seen here this year and on each of his safe hits he placed the big gest end of the bat against the ball, send ing it with terrific force to the outfleld. Whistler made more than half of the wis., of W the three runs, his home run being his twenty-sixth home run" Of the present season.
 Mcintyre, who started pitching for the locals, retired in the sixth inning after his team had practically won the game, Mcintyre took his seat on the bench im- mediately after Whistler had crashed tn- to home run. He was succeeded by French, and though two bases on balls were given in the seventh inning the Black Sox could never get another run across. Spratt started the game by striking out, Childs also failed to connect with great dis play of speed which Mcintyre passed up. AR-F- A,. kz In Memphis's first inning a pretty double play by Spratt prevented but one run.
 c. Miller led off with a grounder to Polchow and out at first. Phyle started a double. sending Phyle home. Werden rapped a sizzling grounder to Spratt. who caught and tagged Dungan and recovered in time to throw Werden out at first Singles by Evans and Accorsini and a double by Mcintyre brought in two local runs in the second inning. Phyle's sin gle, Busch's juggle of Werdens bounder A Milier's bunt and Evans's scratch hit netted a couple of tallies in the third in- ming. Phyle's third hit. which amounted to double followed Dungans single, net ted the sixth sun in the fourth inning. In the fifth. nine men faced Polchow and five scores on A. Miller's single, Glenn's bunt. Evans's sacrifice. Acorsinis sin gle. McIntyre's triple. c. Miller's dump | which eluded Polchow: Phyle's single and Dungans two bagger. Molesworth mer- cifully ended the chase of the Montgom' cry outfelders by making a miraculous catch of Werden's fly. The cannonadine ceased In the sixth inning. but c. Miller s two timer followed by Phyle's fifth hit of the game and Dungan's double of the day, added two more in the seventh. The final runs happened in the eighth inning when Poichow gave Acorsini the only base on balls allowed during the after noon, followed by singles from Glenn and a double by French. Whistler knocked his home run in the sixth inning after Molesworth had connected with a long two-bagger. Stickney's base on balls, a steal, and Polchow's single to right dur ing the fifth inning produced the only other run. Score: