The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
MEMPHIS, | MONTGOMERY, Q
Fourth Extra-Inning Contest ol
 Western Trip.
Malarky,s Big Pitcher Receives Bril- liant Support, But Finally Loses His Own Game by Wild
 Throw to Baxter.

After pitching a superb game of ball. 1t seemed like the irony of fate that Walker himself should lose 1t by a wild throw in the thirteenth in- ming.
 It was a brilliant pitchers battle between Walker and Suggs. Both had remarkable control, not base on balls being given during the thirteen in- and seemed to get stronger the long CT the game lasted. Suggs did not nave such good support and his pitch ing saved him many times, striking out ten batters at times when a hit meant a run. $~ fts l. It was a remarkable game of ball and was the fouth extra inning game that the Climbers have played on this hoodoo to them, however. and the Memphii won by a score of 1 to 0 in the thirteenth inning.
 Of the first seven men that faced in out on hit in the first inning. Only six men faced Walker in the first two innings, Ball hitting clean in the first. but Ball and Hausen made double on Carey's hit.
 It was three up and three down in the first half of the third, making ten batters that had faced Suggs in the thirteen innings. In the last of the basger. Then suggs hit to Walker, who waited long enough to hold Hurl- burt on third and throw Suggs out at first. He then struck Plass out ana let Thiel down with a hit to him.
 With one out in the fourth Babb and Richard kicked Balls and Haul sens hits. Ball being caught at sec- ond on a close decision and Hausen caught on nrst.
 Carey hit clean with one out in the last of the fourth, but the next two men were retired.
 Suggs struck out the first two men with a hit to Carey, walker retiring the side in one, two. three order in the last half.
 Perry hit clean in the sixth and was cision when Carey threw Malarky's bunt to Plass. Walker ended 1t with fly to Babb. It was one, two, three in the last half, Walker striking Thiel out.
 It looked like a run in the seventh when Houtz hit to first. Carey went for the ball and Suggs' ran over to receive the throw, dropping it. Ball hit one just back of third and Houtz reached second. Hausen and Baxter were out on flies to Carey and Babb and with McCann at the bat Houtz was thrown out stealing third.
 Houtz made a great catch of Carey's fly in the last half. hurting his neck. when he fell in going after it, the side being retired, one, two, three.
 In the eighth there were six bat terS up ,Maldrky making a great eaten of Plass's fly.
 The only chance the Climbers had of scoring came in the ninth, Nick Carter saving the game for Memphis with beautiful throw to the plate. With two out, Houtz hit to left for two bags. Ball following with clean hit to right field. This looked l ke a sure run but before the feet-foot.,' Houtz could come from second home, carter by a brilliant throw got the ball to ,Hurlburt in time to catch the runner at the plate.
 It was one, two, three with them in the last half and the same thing with the Climbers in the first of the tenth. The last of the tenth was the same way.
 Six men were up in the eleventh and seven in the twelfth, Babb hitting safe in the fast half.
 There were three up in the first of the thirteenth, Suggs striking out Me Cam, the tenth strike-out for him.
 Carter hit clean in the last half and when Neighbors bunted. Walker got it and threw wild to Baxter. The throw was a bad one and Carter scored, end- ing the long game with Memphis hav- ing one and Montgomery the cipher
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