The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31

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 Both games were again in Shreveport and both went fifteen innings to tie-i John Maiafky. who was manager of ed de ,he Ts team ans Rsd n,cn n the Pirates. The other by a freak of fate. was Bert Maxwell against Cor don Hickman.
 Both Maiarky and Graham pitched great ban. The Shreveport southpaw gave only three bases on bails--Tionc of them costing anythlng-strRck out thirteen batters and allowed only ten hits during the fifteen Innings. In tho sixth inning however, four of the ten hits were buncbed by the Montgomery team. Neal Ball started the inning by ri6ced him aud Moose Baxter drovn him home. Mike McCann hlt .safe ana with two men on base Sam Apperious smashed out a three-baggeT that seored were the only ones that Mont gomexz got during the game but as it turned out they were enough to save the day.
 Only ten hits were made of Malarky Tn the fifteen innings and they were bunched only in the sixth and eighth innings. Warrender's three-ba gger and Cars single put in the run in the gave the Pirates their run in the sev- enth and Lewee's single and Cafr's two-bagger Che run in the eighth. In the tenth Smith drew base on balls, was sacrificed to second and started ! home when Jud Daly hit safe to right field. Mike McCann throwing the run- ner out at the plate. Nothing more teenth inning the game was called with the score standing 3 and 2:
 The following day Tom Fisher sent Hickman to t5e hiil and Mslarky put 3n balls and struck out six batters. + Hickman giving three bases on balls and striking out four batters In the second inning Daily hit one that. Max well threw wild to Baxter. Daly get. ting te third and scoring on Massings s fh Perry was hit by the ball In the
 sixth inning. Doc seabangh bunted and
 Higknlan tried to get Perry at second, | both runners going safe. Maxwell bun ted and Hickman doubled Perry at
 tltfd and Maxwell at first. Seabaugh- gskAing to third and scoring on Houtzs dfiSe fo center. These were the only two runs of the game and in the if
 tenth inning 1t was called with the SC oif standing l and 1 seabaugh got three out of six times up Houtz two out of six times up, and Jud Daly thref out of five times UP.
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 Juft four days after that Maxwell worked another brilliant game. It was hits were made of hoth Maxwell and @ s I to shres ass ar Fns Sng 0ns each eaoS o them striking out four batters. In the seconh Inning McCann walked, was NdCFlACeQ Dy fSeaba0Sn ana Ferry drove him home In the third Maxwell walk ed Fritz and threw Nadeau's bunt wild Fritz getting to th rd and tieing the score lon Mannefs hit. In the eighth Neal Ball started fl with two-bagger. Hauseh hiE to Beether who threw wild to Sahrie. Ball storing the run that won the game.
 Of the brilliant games of last sum- mer Thomas's game against Hunter on the goth of April in Nashville. was about the most wonderful. Fourteen hits were made off Thomas. and only six on Hunter yet the game was tied and 3 in the Fifteenth inning. Dau- bert beat out a hit in the second. got to third on McEormick's two-bagger and scored on MbFse's sacrifice fly. Me Cornlck scoring on Hunters two-bag- ger. In the sevRnth Ryan. and Baxter walked and Perfy'ss two~bagEer drove Ryan home. In the eighth Spike Shan mons single. Noah Henllne's three bagger and Ryan's hik put the Climb CTS one run toi the good. In the last Aof the eighth Hunter walked was sac lflhced and tied the score on Hardy's At The game was called in the fif-
 Aside from his great thirteen-inn gAne Of ball that Elmer Bliss pitched inthe South last year was on the sew enh of June enc Sunday down in New Orhans. The battle lasted for twelve innhgs and dnring that time Bliss on- ly siYe one hasH on balls to Jack Ry- ans -four. thbu%u Ryan struck out elgh batters to iiss's four. The only Frank DelehAnty hit safe. Sabrie beat out hunt and when Deleh anty start ead d.for third Baxter threw wild, Dele
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