The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09
MALARKY WINS
THE LAST ONE
Gets Fine Support from
His Team.
TERRIFIC BATTING BY LOCALS
Seabaugh and Houtz Take Honors
With the Willow.
Home Run by Backstop Disheartens the
Pirates-Daley Makes Magnificent
Catch Of Long HIT, with

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score being again to Q in favor of
Montgomery. making three straights
from the Pirates. This ends the first
invasion of the east by the western
clubs.
John Malarky was In for the last
game against Gordon Hickman. and
the hard-working manager of the
Ciimbers worked another good game
OF ball. He was steady all through,
except in the second inning, when his
caused the first run. The other run of
the Pirates was caused by Hansen
mis5udging Clark,s long fly, to right
field in the seventh inning, the Pirates
stage of the game.
Malarky had great support both IN
the field and at the bat. the locals not
ing hits on Hickman when they were
needed.
The feature of the game was the
baugh, the backstop of the Climbers.
On the local lot. fhe bali H literally df
hummed as it left the bat after the
flying past Daley with the speed of an
express train, and finding the centre
OF gravity in the far corner of left
club house. Like an automobile. with
not the slightest regard for the speed
unit Seaoough was sprinting around
the bags. getting. a clean home run.
Besides getting the hit, the run and
glad hands from the stands, he lined
the inside of his cap with some nifty
good American plunks.
fielding, his running catch Of Baxter's
long hit to left in the nth inning saw
Ing the Pirates for the time being.
The bases were full with two out and
two II not three runs In. The hit
looked good for two bags, but, by a
wonderful running catch, Daley grab
roars of applause given him bei1g as
loud as IL he had been in a local uni
form.
inning hit clean In pIayln sse for sso 4im
at first. Malarky made a fierce chunk
to Baxter, and Daley reached third.
Massing was out on hit to Perry, who
on safe one, Daley counting. King
double. Clark and King being shot
In the last of the third. the Climbers
tied the score and secured a lead that
the Pirates were never able to over
haul With one out, Houtz drove one
third sacker on the hospital list. Hen
line hunted, but Hickman threw wild
to Clark, Henline going to second and
Ball came within an eyelash of a home
run when he lifted the ball over the
left field fence. it going foul by a few
1 Toa Ban Ban then struck out, and when
who had made a steal of third, scored,
Baxter getting out stealing second.
In the NTH Hickman was Indebted
to Daley for getting out OF the mum
lest looking hole one often sees. With
one down, Malarky walked and Houtz
hit clean again, Henline's walk filing
the bags For the second time in the
game Hickman struck Ball out and
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two-bagger. Daley saving the day
with that superb catch
In the sixth the Pirates were knock
ed out of a run by Chief thinner rumi-
render had beat out a hit and ad-
vanced on Lewee's sacrifice. Carr was
out on a fly to Houtz and Daley hit
one that Nye was a bit slow about
nelding. Warrender was coming down
the line from third base like cy-
clone and Baxter seeing 1t fred the
ball to Seabaugh. 1t looked as II War
render had gotten under Seabaugh, but
thinner called 1t out. the bluff of the
Climbers in starting for their bench
WORKING, FOR It is question II thinner
saw the play.
In the last of the sixth the Climbers
cinched the game. Seabaugh knocked
the cover off the ball and all heart out
terrible drive that went for four
sacks. The Pirate infield was so rat
tied by 1t that King made a chunk
OF Hausen's hit that would make any
dead ball player turn over in his grave,
Hansen going to third. Perry hit a
long fly to Daley and Hansen scored
Daley made another magnificent catch
OF Nye's long hit and Malarky ended
1t by striking out.
There was one down in the seventh
when Clark landed on a hard one to
right. Hansen ran under it and the
hit went for a two-sacker. Graffius
running for Clark. King hit clean but
Houtz kept Graffius from getting any
farther than third. Grafius scored on
Rapp's hit and out to Ball Malarky
ended 1t by striking out Hickman, leav-
ing the score to 2.
Nothing more was done, though the
Climbers had runners on base with
only one out in the last of the eighth.
Malarky and Fischer had agreed be-
fore the game TO have 1t called at $50.
to let the two teams catch their trains,
and as the time was up the game was
called with one out in Montgomery's
half of the eighth inning.