The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-23

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 Memphis. July 22.-(Special)-It took two hours and twenty-five minutes to fin ish the last of the series with Montgom,, by local players in holding gabfest with Umpire Sorber. During time actually put in play. the visitors were busily engaged the hands of local fielders and when they happened to hit in the direction of Gny Memphian that particular individual as- runs by doing an acrobatic feat or n jun gle which caused more than half of the S55 spectators to leave before the to 2
 In addition to being entirely unable to help themselves to base hits off Stock dale when runs were needed the jibing of stand and bleachers so infuriated several players that Umpire Sorber came in for his troubles from Werden. Evans, Phyle. French and Breitenstein who was a, taking
 A smash from French's bat in the sec ond inning started the wrangling. It was similar rag to that which sor5er Der classi- as.si phians swarmed aroundsthe umpire when he called French back to bat after he had reached second base on the hit The local players pulled and tugged at Sorber but he failed to assert his rights and when he called Molesworth safe in the third inning after he had slid unde. substitutes circled Sorber and made life a burden while local spectators showed their disapproval of the work by con-
 After the trouble had apparently sub sided Breitenstein, who was last on the diamond, swung twice at Sorber landing first made a grab for Breitenstein and brought his right half way round but re covered himself before he had landed. He then ordered BreItenstein off the diamond but the Memphian refused to budge: Sor- Der then called policeman who failed to take notice of the umpire or Breltenstein. and Frank ordered Breitenstein to the
 The visitors played great ball est,, all the way with the exception Of Cnilds who fumbled three grounders.
 French was driven. from the slab in the fourth inning and was succeeded by fine form from the start. He allowed Evans to walk in the second inning and Accorsinfs fly which fell safe between Molesworth and Stickney sent him to third French followed with the hit down the left alley which started the s1uab- bling and while Sorber and Werden were varying words Evans stole home. That was the first run for the locals and the last happened in the sixth inning when Dungan lifted long drive over the right fence
 With two out in the first inning Moles- worth and Whistler made the circuit on their own hot drives which eluded re- by Burnett's hit past Werden. Busch and Stockdale got bases in the second inning with two out but Phyle robbed Childs of a single with a phenomenal catch of a liner.
 Molesworth's single, Whistler's sacrifice StickneyNs walk. a steal and Clark's line drive for a base added two runs in the third.
 Stockdale started the fourth inning with base on balls. and single from Childs, a pass fo Whistler and Burnetts home run to far center field added four. Busch made the final run in the seventh on his walk, Stockdales single which sent Busch to third and Fritz's low throw to catch Busch mapping.
 Burnetts home run was the only one ever chronicled inside the local lot.
 Regarding local rumor that Mont to Chattanooga or Mobile Manager Whist Ter said
 I've are making money at home and abroad; there is nothing to it. Whistler ,stI has given up all hope of get night" said whistler. that Flanagan will have to return to Meriden. Conn, where suppose he right fully belongs"
 Montgomery. AR R IT PO A T