The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-15
MALARKY LOST
A CLOSE GAME
Pitched Fine Ball All
the Time.
PERRY DROPS BALL IN NINTH
Made Error at Critical Time, With
the Score Tied.
Pelicans and Climbers Both Gave Com
tending Pitchers Good support for
the Most Part, and Hits Were
Well Scattered.

After pitching a magnificent game
OF ball and tieing the score in the
ninth inning with a two-bagger, 1t was
pretty raw deal for John Marlarky
tnat ne should have his game thrown
away by Clayton Perry.
Malarky's work was superb. He had
everything, his control and steadiness
being admirable. Not a base on balls
did he give. while he struck out five
batters and of the seven hits made off
MIN, he scattered them widely except
in the eighth inning. when for the
only time during the game two or
them came together.
Whitley Guesse also pitched a great
game. His control was good, giving
only one base on balls and striking out
made off him. four were punched in
the sixth inning and two In the ninth.
The first run came in the first hair
of the sixth when the Montgomery
team punched five clean hits and safe
bunt, but only one run was scored.
The Pelicans put in two runs on two
hits in the last of the eighth, and in
the ninth, Montgomery tied 1t on Sea-
baughs safe bunt and Malarky's two
Dagger. In the last of the ninth, with
one out, Perry dropped fly, and
safe bunt and clean hit pulled over
the winning run.
Houtz struck on in the first. Ball
and Hansen ending 1t on flies to the
With two out in the last half, Ball
made a bad throw of Manuers hit, but
Malarky struck out Sabre.
Nothing was doing in the first half
of the second and with two out in the
last half Gatins hit safe. but was
thrown out stealing second.
With one out in the third, Seabaugh
hit clean but the next two men were
retired.
Stratton hit safe in the last half. but
Malarky got Guesses bunt and threw
stratton out at second. Nadeau was
safe when Perry was too slow TO
handle his bunt, but on Beechers nit
to Hansen, there was a double play.
1t was one two. three in the flrst
half of the fourth, but in the last nall
with one out, Sabre hit sale. but Ma
larky threw him out at second When
Castor hit to him. Castor being thrown
out stealing second.
The side was retired in the first OF
the fifth on three out field fhes. put
with one out in the last nal ud ions
hit for two bags, Stratton nit IONS
fIv to center and Nyeys who was pay
ing in Apperious place, made QuicA
return and doubled Gatins at second
seataugh started the siAs seco min on
Malarky's hit to left. Houtz iald ooWn
a hunt that neither Guesse nor odorie
could get to and the bags were 1uth
Ball hit safe to left, put Naoeau nniw
seabaugh scored, Malarky being held
on third. Hansen stduck out and Bax-
ter hit a fly to Nadeau. MaAasky mn
scoring for some reason. NC GtaI,r
ending it with a hit to Guese' fouA
hits and only one run. ., >,,,o ut.
With one out in the seventh Nye MI
70 LEFT for two bags. getting to third
on Seabaugh's hit to Gatins, Malarky
ending 1t with a fly to Manuel.
In the eighth, with one OUT, Guese
gave his first base on balls, Bali draw,
ing it. Hansen hit to Gatins and pan
reached second. Baxter nit to left but
Nadeau held Ball on third, Mccain
ending it with a fly to Castor:
Atz started the last half of the eighth
with a three bager. and scored on
Gatins' two Dagger. Gatins reache9
third on STATIONS bunt to Baxter, and
scored on Guese's fly to Mccain. Ma
deau was hit ON the arm but Beecher
ended 1t with a hit to Ball. leaving
the score to l in favor OF New Or
leans.
With two men out in the first Of the
ninth Seabaugh hunted towards thlrd
and beat it out while Beecher was
waiting for the ball to roll foul. Ma
larky crashed out two-bagger and
Seabaugh came in with the run that
tied the score. Houtz ending 1t with a
hit to Beecher.
with one out in the last of the ninth
Perry dropped Sabrie's fly. CASTOR
beat out a bunt. sending Sabre to
second, and Jakey Atz broke up the
game with a clout to center. Sabre
scoring and leaving it 3 to in favor
of New Orleans.