The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-05
FARCE COMEDY
 FOR MEMPHIS. Game Handed to Visitors
 on a Platter. WALKER WAS IN THE BOX He Lasted for Two Innings and and Then Perry Went In. Third Baseman Let In Only Two Run. With Seven Scattered Hits in
 As Many Innings That He
 Omciated.
 

In a farce comedy out at the bal Tot yesterday enlilled, The finish, ol the ed .aG. siGksening slaughter of an elonsat' ton sat down to a heaping bowl o1 strawberries and cream and came back 10 town with the third game of the pocket by the score of 10 to B.
 It is debatable proposition if in his long and eventful career, MT. Simon BoIivar Suggs has ever had anything literally thrust at him as was was the the case of that ball game yesterday. 1t was not the good pitching of MT. Suggs that gave Charlie Babb another game on the right side of Judge Kavanagh's ledger, for the locals punctured his de- livery frequently enough to land any ordinary game If they had not already been sunk too deeply in a tunnel to ternoon.
 The cause and effect of Babb and rom Mccullough having such silver plated affair handed them was the fact that there was in the neighborhood or seven feet of brawn and sinure in t9e t3uao1, box for Malarky,s people. The ing the ball in for the Memphii to en- large their batting averages, to such an extent as would make the living skeleton in sideshow look strikingly nomenciature of Mir. walker.
 During tte two weary spasms that MT. Walker prevented a vacuum from forming in the middle of the diamond, over by. Memphis. seven good lusty swats with couple of bases on balls and an error accounting for them.
 Then MT. Walker was once more al lowed to amble down to the club house and "roominate" Tn solitude while col lecting his dazed faculties sufficiently 'to figure out how it all happened when
 Then Ma}arkv rnada soua cbaraas Tn his inffeld, Clayton Perry going into the box, with Moose Baxter working the third sack and Bill Hausen going and fair the performance fthe local third baseman as box artist was won- derful-only seven hits and two runs were made off him during his> reign quite a difference from the record of
 Before the entertaining afternoon was oyer the locals managed to get a the fans oT ds 1o 6 the Pbae Most t, Of got back to town, for they had been f1ltering out of the grounds until, when the session was over; the atten- dance was very attenuated.
 Walker started 1t by walking Owens in the first Babb soaked one out to lett and Owens would have gone to third. only he didn't. for Houtz made ran in on. Walker covering the bag ana Killing Scoops" Owens getting to third. Richards hit to second and Nye fired it to Seabaugh but Owens beat the ball there and counted. Car ter hit to left the ball taking a bad bound and getting by Houtz. Babb and when Ball got the ball to the plate too late. Big Ed Hurlburt took crack at the ball but it did no damages. Suggs ended 1t with a hit to Nye
 Plass nit safe in the second and went to third on Owens hit, scoring on Babb's hit. With two out, Walker walked Carter, filling the bags. Neigh bors suddenly emptying them with a three -bagger. owens, Babb and Carter scampering over. the plate. Hurlburt ended 1t by striking out
 With two down in the fourth. Perry smashed out two-sacker, scoring on Yves hit which got by. Richards.
 In the fifth. Suggs hit safe with one out. Plass hit safe and the bags were filled when Owens hit bounded away from Perry, Plass scoring on
 Perry drove out a three-bagger, the last of the sixth, and scored when Suggs let ball thrown him by Hurl- burt get away from him.
 In the last of the ninth, Hausen hit safe, stole second and scored on Plass letting Richards throw get away from him, the game ending 10 to 8 in favor of Memphis.
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