Oxford eagle., 1916-05-25


hit- by Allen. Cassibry and fields en-
shled them 10 score twice Two more
runs came arru-S in th- next inning
when Anderson walked aud scored on
Murphy two base hits and BetheA
followed with smother two barzer
scoring Murphy. making the score
tn4
in the seventh Ole Miss seem ed 10
have regained confidence. and came
within an ace Of tieing the score.
Murphey and Bethea led on with hits.
Allen walked and two men scored
when Caszibrs hit safely and McIunis
Fitted a sacrifice is to center field
Atter the fifth inning Mclnnis held
the MOunJaiueer- scoreless although
they threatened several times and Ole
Miss came into the ninth inning with
the visitors leading by one run II
Wa here that the fireworks exhibition
came Oh B-thea first up. got "a clean
drive hut was forced al second by
Allen Cassibry came through with a
single advancing Allen a. third With
one mAn gone and two men on the
bases Mclnnis won his own game with
a long three base drive that sclre both
men giving Mississippi lie verdict by
an : To score.
McInnis' pitching and hitting was
the feature Of the game II was the
last game the little captain VIII ever
pitch in college ball aud be- ended his
career with victorious game.
Ellerbe az short was the best man the
visitors showed.
Baiteries, Mississippi Mckay, Me
Innis and Anderson.
Sewanee kiner aui Leftwich
Ole Miss ended her baseball season.
with a victory over Sewanee Ia the
final game OF the series. .core of6to 8
Il Wa a much better played game
than the one u the day befl re and Ole
Miss clearly outclassed her opponents.
trudgiugtun who was on the mound for
the sisitors Was HIT hard At ali ume-
and lS1so lacking ia control at critical
umlez. Holmes started the game for
Miis ssippl bat plainly was n0t in form
aud retired in the seventh im favor Of
Mckay who held tue visitors to one
run fur the remainder Of the game.
Tie Was in hot water several rflues but
good support hy his teammates saved
him from being scored Oh more
Mississippi was the first 10 score.
Finger and Holmes were safe on
errors ia the third aud Finger
scored when Murphy bit one on the
nose for one base. S.wauee managed
to tie the score in the fifth. Cochran
walked, went 10 secOn ON an infield
out and scored when B0wden hit
safely. Again in the sixth they ran
one across by a lucky bat vi work
Leftwitch led on with a gr0under to
short and went TO second wnen Murphy
threw the ball over Aliens head at
i first. Two men were down at the
time and be took long ~ad on second
By quick throw To second Cassibry
caught him of tn bag, be started for
third and would have been an easy out
but on the relay OF the bali from Muir
ply to Scarbr ugh the bail nit MIN on
the shoulder and bounded on the field
allowing MN 10 sC6Fc FI5IIy = TTTTI nc
should have been cut.
Mississippi forged TO the lead in the
sixth Allen and Behea lei of with
hits, and although the next two men
were easy outs, Scarborough nit two
bagger scoring both men and giving
+ Mississippi the lead to 2
Sewanee again kn0tted the score in
the sth when Wortham was safe OH an
error and scored when Clark hit one At
Allen that bounded over his head.
going for safe hit.
la the same inning Ole Miss ran
across three runs and sewed the game
up. Allen aud Alelnuis led on wltAhits
and Scarborough Ak tin came 10 the
front with a single that scored both OF
them. Scarborough promptly stole
second and came home when Finger
hit safely to short, making the score
= 10 3. This ended the sc0reing.
Sewanee got two men on bases in
their hall OF the ninth bul Mckay
frightened up aud struck out Bruce for
the last out The hitting OF Alien,
Murphy and Sharbrough featured the
game. These three men practically
won the game single handed. The
defensive work oi Ellerbe, the visitors
fast shortstop was the preftiest seen on
the field this year.
Batteries for Ole Miss. Holmes,
I Mckay, Anderson and Cassiory.
/ Sewanee: Crudginton and Leflwirch.
UMPIRE SPARKS