The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-23

cbon on account of an injury to Louis Pol
 SnoW Tn the second inning yesterday
 GMempnis tooK the game from the Blacl BOX ana IS now only eight points behind
 montgomery for the lead. The score wa:
 polchow looked as if he was going tc
 pitcn pretty game of ball when in the
 second inning ne was badly hurt by a
 bit ious on5 me drive: up to this time one ana one strike out was his record. the
 one oase on balls. however. being respon.
 slpie Tor the score. After he was hurt he ne could finish the game, and weak and sunering as he was he went in in the anird a11 inning. His strength and control out two home runs and a couple of Ion1 slngies, which netted three earned runs anq cinehed the game for them.
 ,hopkins went Tn in the fourth and only two bases on balls and allowing but Tour hits which he kept well scattered. unbie, IhH Hack a t sox played one of the gamest possibly any other pitcher in the box against them would have won. The work or Breitenstein however, was too much TOT them He pitched great baseball, giv- SIX men and keeping his hits well scat tered. He did the work himself, though. TOT the support given him was pretty ragged, rage the Black Sox outfielding the vis-
 Some of the work of the locals was beautiful, one of the prettiest things of tne game being the quick double of Clark which Clark pulled down. Like a flash Clark nred the ball to Spratt and c. Mil Ter, who had started for home. was
 Evans, the first man up. walked. Glenn struck out, A. Miller lit to Spratt and was out, Dusty Miller's safe hit SCOT ing Evans.
 There u,ar. .h..u l,, 1,,,,,
 last half. The. next would have been S ball, but 1t hit Fatty and he walked kanzller hit to the pitcher and Brelten- sIein S.si threw to second to try to catch Cnllds. Evans dropped it and everybody was safe. Molesworth hit to Glenn and hanzlier was out at second, Whistler striking out and Flannagan going out on hit to Breitenstein
 Nothing was done on either side in the second, but this was when Polchow was |, In the third with one eown A. Miller hit safe and came home when Dusty Miller put the ball oyer the center-fieid fence. Then Perry Werden put the ball over the right field fence. but nobody was on the bases.
 Childs hit safe in the last half Math ison. Stratton and BreitenstAin argued the point while Whistler's pop fly feil harm iiessIy 10 the ground, Flanagan hit a Childs scoring.
 Hopkins went in n the fourth and the visitors went out in one, two, three or der.
 In the last half with Clark down, Kid Busch walked and punched singles by Hopkins and Childs put him over tke plate.
 Memphis added one more in the fifth on hits by A. Miller and Gfroerer, Miller scoring, the feature of the inning how ever. being the stop and lightning recov- cry and throw by Kid Busch of "Dusty" Millers hit to him.
 In the last of the sixth Busch walked again and by the swiftest kind of sprint Ing, stole second. Mathison made d low throw of Hopkins's hit and the Kid SCOT ed on Childs's hot hit to second.
 This ended the run getting for the locals but in the eighth with one down Mathi- son was hit by the ball, Stratton walked and both scored on Evans's two-baEger, the game wining up and in favor of Memphis.