The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15
Curtain Falls After Ten
 Innings. THIRTY-0NE. ROUNDS IN
 THE THREE LAST GAMES Mighty Suggs is Pounded All Owe . the Lot. Heine Busch and Moose Baxter Rip [ Out Four-Baggers, While Helm Wins His own Game by,
 Timely Binsie in Last
 of the Tenth.

yesterday a program coulo not nave been mapped out by which the base ball loving public of Montgomery would possibly be given as many genuine thrills as the last game of the season between Montgomery and Memphis.
 It went ten fast innings, was tied up twice and won by Malarky's bunch In the last half of the tenth inning by a score of to 6.
 4 It gave Montgomery two out of the three played with Memphis. All three of them cwere remarkable games, one of them a twelve-inning tie, one a 2-l nine inning fight, and the last one 2 to in ten innings.
 Yesterdays game would not have had any bearing on the pennant. but Char lie Babb wanted that game and want ed 1t badly. George Suggs, one of the stars of his string, was put in to try and land one of the games in Mont gomery. During the season just closed Suggs has won many a hard fought game for Memphis--and possibly 1t is due to him more than to any other man in the camp of, the Turtles that Babb finished fighting for the top.
 Yesterday, however, he received just fallen to his lot, thirteen hits, two of them home runs, being hammered eff him. He was not steady at critical points of the game. while the fierce locals put both himself and his team up in the air.
 Ross Helm was in for Malarky and for some time 1t looked as if he would in the second inning was the only semblance of hit made off him until the sixth inning, when two nits were made and the four in that never o-be- forgotten ninth inning rally made the seven hits off him.
 From the fifth inning on the swat ting was something fierce, home runs being made in the fifth, sixth and sev- enth innings--Heine Busch and Moose Baxter hit the houiers for the locals and Charlie Babb for Memphis.
 Helm received magnificent support Kid Busch, besides his heavy hitting, playing one of the fastest fielding games ever seen on a local ball field. the second inning and the lightning double play that he started was about the most sensational pieces of field ing ever seen in Montgomery, and the hard working chap had to doff his cap repeatedly in response to the cheers as he came in. Suggs was the victim again and Heine started the fans yell ing again when he went out in left field and got sugg's fly
 BlIl Hausen united the score in the sixth with as daring base running as one ever sees, deliberately stealing home from third with the ball in Sugg's hand. It remained for Ross Helm to win his own game in the tenth inning: winding up the nerve racking contest.
 Helm got on bad by letting calIigan work him for walk in the first. Babb ssacrinetng him. Then Crystal hit one that Nye got and threw Babb out at | second. caIligan going to tblrd. Carter | was out on a fly to Nye but Helm l slipped in hole by walking Carey and | nIllng the, bags. Calligan counting on | 3 wild pitch. James ended it with a
 Heine's Home Run. In the fifth, Heine Busch landed a | terrific jolt to left field. The ball was by Caligan. the Kid sprinting around the bags and tieing the score
 There was one In the sixth, when Charlie Babb. With a vicious punch. right, and the home run united the | score. making. 1t 9 to 1.
 The last half of the sixth was filled with thrills. Perry walked and went | to second on a wild pitch. Nadeau hit | to short, and Richards, who was play Ing that position, threw low to Carey. 1 raep ,raiHaS SSuggs s sn was in & hole when he and Suggs made a great play, throwing | Perry out at the plate, but the bags | were till full. Busch dumped a neat tieing the score. Then, with Malarky | gp, Hausen, who was on third made a | dash for the plate Suggs fired the | ball to Hurlbnrt. but Hausen was
 
 score was to 2.
 With two out in the seventh. Moose Baxter got the longest hit of the game. soaking the ball way out to the fence | run of the game, and putting the tally
 Nadeau hit clean in the eighth and ee on on dTvS ~ild PtGth SeSr and Busch were both hit by the ball. filling the bags with none out. Ma Iarky struck out trying to squeeze nals were mixed and Hausen started In on the squeeze Helm had not hit the ball and Hausen was caught half way between third and home. but the score was to 2.
 That Terrible Ninth.
 Then came something that took the breath away from the local fans and local team. The Turtles made one of the gamest ninth inning rallies ever seen. Crystal pried It open with corking three bagger, scoring on Nick Carter's drive to right. Then Scoops two -sacker, Carter and Carey rushing in with the runs that tied up the game. Richards was out on a foul to Perry, but James scored on Hurlburts drive. the score with the Turtles one to the good. Suggs and Calligan ended 1t with hit to Wye and foul to Hau- sen, leaving the score to 5.
 Richards juggled Henlines hit in the last half and with two, out Rich ards threw wild to Carey, the French man getting in with the tieing run.
 Helm handled them easily in the first half of the tenth and in the last half. Wye beat out hit to Babb. Busch bunted and Suggs threw to head off Wye at second. the runner beating the ball to the bag. Malarky struck out | trying to eacriiice, but Helm punched | one out to center field and Nye scored | with the winning run.
 And the last baseball game of 1907 was over. The score was:
 Memphis ABRBH 20 A E 1alligan. If. .. ....