The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-21
MALARKY IS
 NVINCIBLE Pitches Championship
 Ball. MANAGER GIVEN FINE SUPPORT Holds Little Rock Fast When Hits
 Means Runs. Three Men Thrown Out at the Plate in Succession in the Fourth With
 Bases Full and Nobody
MANAGER GIVEN FINE SUPPORT

John Malarky was invincible when runners were on base yesterday, and this fact, coupled with good fielding fast base running and perfect team of the Little Rock series by a score of
 It is possible that Malarky has never worksd as steady saYs in nnY a bases on balls, Gilbert in the fourtf inning and Rockenfield in the ninth neither of them scoring, while he struck out six batters. three of them
 His steadiness and nerve was shown in the last half of the fourth inning when Perry had made the only erroi of the game. and with his first base times. Malarky himself throwing two of the three men out at the plate
 One of the features of the game was stole third in the first inning and ther deliberately stole home when Lakofl sent high one over the plate. The in evitable squeeze came in the fifth in ming.
 They played ball at championship gait and for the first time in some days presented team that was not all patched up. Noah Henline played cen. ter. but did not show up with the stick though his fielding was all right.
 Lakoff did not have good control though he was not hit as hard as Ma larky, and the swift game played by the Climbers with the off-color work of the Travellers told the tale.
 With one out in the first, Lakoff hit Ball on the arm, and he reached second on Baxters drive to center and stole the bags were full. Then, with McCann up, Lakoff sent in a high one, presum- ably to break up the squeeze, and Ball eoad sUp $ ne PMes PMeeann SefGss bnnsd towards first, Douglass coming in for 1t and Lakoff running over to cover the bag. Lakoff dropped the ball and Bax. and Hausen was caught before he could get back to third.
 Miller started the last of the second with three-bagger. Hess hit a long Miller scoring on Fakes fly to McCann
 With two out in the fourth, Henlinr beat out hit to Douglass. Douglass fumbled Seabaugh's hit, Henline count. seabaugh getting to. third Houtz hit to Page, and Malarky was forced at second, leaving the score 8 to l.. ,,,ls In the s,dsa last of the fourth t looked would score and possibly tie up the game. Gilbert, the first man up, drew the first walk that Malarky had given. RRorglass Ro9sa hi, hit safe, ,s Miller hunted 1S to third. Perry dropped the ball and the bags were full with nobody out. Ther malarky showed the clean grit that Is in him. Hess hit to Ball, who shot fl to Seabaugh In time to catch Gilbert at the plate. Page hit one that Malarky captured and threw Douglass out al the plate. Bowcock hit one to Malarky and he threw Miller out at the plate.
 The game was clinched in the fifth when Ball led off with a drive to left for two bags, scoring when Hess made bum peg of Baxter's hit to him. Bax- ter getting to second on the play and to third on Hausen's hit to Lakoff Then came the squeeze, McCann laying down a neat bunt towards first and Baxter dashing over the plate. Perry ended 1t with a fly to Rockenf1eld, leaving the score to 1. The last Little Rock run came in the last of the fifth. Kunkle hit one tha bounded over Balls head. Lakoff hit safe. Rockenfeld bunted in front of the plate. but ran into the ball and was called out. Gilbert hit to left and HoutZ threw Kunkle out at third, bu Lakoff counted on Douglass's drive t left. Miller ended 1t with fly to Per ry, leaving the score 5 to 2, the game closing that way.
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