The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
TWELVE
MOBILE HAS IA
 MIX
I'm . Game BriEnf Oystermen Final Inning Cont,
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took twelve long ir question of suprem ar aetU '1 -ae calls and leaders.
 It was a game of errors. ana nlts and not lacking in sensations. First. Billy Earl stood Jawing match m the fourth as long as he could, then said: ITO h--il with you. I'll quit" and walked of.
 He was persuaded however. to go back and after several minutes or aered play ball Tn the sevensf st 1t out. also succeeding in Knocking out Elsey, who was covering hrst in place of Wright
 Elsey tainted and when revived hao to be carried From the field. suffering agonies from an injured ankle. This required a shaking up of oystermen. Leidy went to right, Phillips to first and Bob White to centre
 Other sensations were as FOLLOWS: After Mobile got one over in the first, Hankey for the locals landed on the first ball for a home run, sending the ball over right field fence. In the ninth with the score 3 to in favor of the Oysternen the visitors got rat. tied and the locals tied the score, In the twelfth the visitors landed on Geddes and lined out five hits, one or these a three sacker. and got three men over The best the locals could do was one and the game ended 6 to in favor of Mobile.
 Tn the first Hoffman walked and stole, going to third on Leidy's out and Hoffman scored. Hankey. tied the score on terrific drive oyer right field fence.
 walked. advanced on Wagner's sacri- flee and went to third on Elsey's out to Tarleton at first scoring on Prouts safety at second on error of Woodrun to, first. In the sixth the third score 1A TofI a on Wagner's sacrifice,
 Elsey got safe on Tarleton's error, Leidy going to third, but being cut down at the plate from Geddes to the play and stole third. Prout walk ed and in stealing second Guitterez threw bad and Elsey scored. Mobile did nothing for three innings.
 blanked for seven innings and in the ninth tied the score. Woodruff went out from Prout to Phillips at prst. Boyd walked and went forward on Tarleton's life on Hcffman's error 10 first Guitterez was cut off at first h'- Vernueille. both runners adyane- ing. McMillan also got safe on Hon mans error on a bad throw to first, Boyd and Tarleton scoring.
 In the tenth and eleventh there was nothing doing, but in the twelfth the oystermen landed or Geddes for keeps OBrien singled to right and duNdnCeu Dn 1ntiitp nueille hit to right, oBrien scoring. Moore landed for three sacks and Verneuille went home Hoffman rip- ped out a single to centre and Moore crossed the plate Leidy was safe on Tarleton's error after Hoffman was cut off at second. Wagner hit In the diamond and heat 1t out. White ending the inning by flaming.
 For the locals McMillan hit, Eng man flew to Leidy and Geddes to White Hankey got safe on Yer neuille's error. McMillan going to third and scoring on o'Brien's error.
 Verneuille allowed six hits, walked one and struck out eight batters, Geddes was touched for nine hits, gave six walks and struck out four. He was very wild in early stages of the game.
 Score by innings: Mobile 100 10f 900 003-6 5 Baton Rouge 100 900 002 0O1--4 6 5
 Batteries-Verneuille and O'Brien; (seddes and Guitterez.
 Guifport. Aug. s.-(special)--Me- ridian shut out the locals this after noon in a decidedly one-sided game. visitors to put eight men over. Gulf port got only three hits off Pylant and only two errors were charged against Meridian, neither of which was costly.
 9o9's 'S ' R.H.E. Meridian .. .....2n2 BIO O0G---S g ? GuIfnort .... 900 coo 000--0 3 6
 RatteriAs-Fylant and Sample; May and Krebs.
 vicksburg, Aug. s.--tspecial)--To-