The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
GAME ENDS
 SCORE TIED Big Crowd Out to See
 Contest. MALARKY PITCHES FINE BALL Walker Fills Bases With None Out
 and Manager Goes In. Crystal, Memphis southpaw, Oppose. Smiling John and Loses Con- trol of Things in the Third Inning.

IT ever a man worked hard for a game of ball that individual was John Malarky yesterday. Going in the box with the bases filled by Walker and nobody out he pulled the game out of the fire and had 1t won in the third session. In the sixth it was tied and could not be unlocked, the game being called by agreement at $40 o'clock to allow Memphis to catch a train, the score then being and B.
 4, It was great day for local baseball, the drummers going out In a body and taking their band with them. With a grandstand and bleachers were over flowing, while men stood in rows in front of the bleachers. The roofing was pretty lively. and with the band ming the afternoon would have been a delightful one if the. local team had held on to the lead they secured in the third inning. But sad to relate,
 Crystal, the New Orleans castoff, was in for the Babbites and while the southpaw had the lefthanded hitters on the local team guessing how he did as 1t should have been and he was hit hard enough to give the locals a win. :. Walker started in for the, locals but oft a peeeS pepsrs as He K he wassd oaa in first man up. Then Charley Babb hit a Texas Leaguer back of third and Walker made a poor chunk to Perry in trying to catch Owens at third when as full, of Babblers as a street car coming to town after the game.
 Then Malarky very promptly and properly asked MT. Walker to vamoose. the manager going in and Walker be- ing allowed to hike to the club house and replace his uniform with suit Of citizens togs. Richards was the first Egyptian to stand in front of Malarky, who was in the somewhat embarrass- ing situation of having the bases full with nobody out
 Richards hit fly just back of third. Perry losing 1t after a hard chance, Owens counting and Babb going to third. the bags still full Babb hit one that Malarky dug up. firing It to Hausen and getting the ,a,, Mempnahs shonfinr fahn 1t to Baxter and stopping the mad ca reer of MT. Nichilus Carter, completing g fast double. Neighbors ended & 1t S,rn W1dh self out of bad looking hole with only one run getting in on him.
 In the last of the third Mir. Crystal found himself in very evil looking hole He started out bravely, striking out Malarky and Hausen in succession. Houtz swung hard and punched the ball out to left for two bags. Crystal nad an injured expression and the nara mt seemed to make him nervous. Tor ne ne the left side of Nose Baxter. hlling the bags with two out. Bill Hausen stepped up to the plate with a demonl- acai leer on his face and the waiiup that he gave that ball was something frightful--it landed out near the trees at the clubhouse in deep left. The bags were emptied as suddenly as the air whistles out of punctured bicycle tire, Houtz, Ball and Baxter falling in getting over the plate, the doughty wielder of the big stick stopping to breathe on third. Yates ended it with a fly to Piass.
 In the last of the sixth Neighbors ing a superb run and jump, getting Perry's fly that looked safe for two bags at least. Nye was out on a ny to Plass, Malarky and Houtz slamming runs would probably have been in but for Neighbors' barefaced robbery. But they didn't and Crystal saved himself by striking out Henline.
 Richards started the sixth with swat to center, Carter hitting a slow one towards first that Baxter missed. Neighbors was out on fly to right, young Yates making beautiful throw to catch Richards at third. Perry let the ball get away away from ron, him ana far enough. Richards tailed. Carter going to third. and scoring on Hurlburts fly to Henline, tieing the score. Crystal ended 1t with fly to Henline. ~
 Malarky saved the game In the eighth, when Richards hit safe and reached third on a couple of irtield outs. Ma1arky stabbing Ed Hurlburt's hit and ending 1t.
 In the last half of the eighth Neigh bors made another sensational catch and bv a coincidence 1t was Perry who rapped the ball.
 There were only four minutes to play when the locals went to bat In the last of the ninth and with two out HoutZ walked Then Crystal began sparrine for wind. He did everything possible to pull the game out to the muchly wanted $40, Henline went up but could not repeat the history of the third inning and with a hit to Babh Houtz was forced at second. And the game was over with the score tied, 3 and 3.
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