The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19

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- Barger's Chicks and tagged them
Tor a double-header. The score OF the
irst game was 4 to 0, with the night
cap affair ending 9 to !. The Tribe
managed to score one lonesome run
in Is rounds of baseball, while the
Pels were compiling Is.
Red Torkelson, the strawberry blond
comedian of the New Orleanians, had
a picnic pitching to the Tribe. and he
turned the locals back as easily as he
makes the bugs laugh at his antics
on the sidelines. Red served in the
say he's some rescuer, ne jumping in at
the critical moment in botn contests and
stopping the Chicks dead in their
tracks, Jim Roberts, a big right
handler, started the opener for New
Orleans, and while he was going along
fine, the Chicks threatened him in the
seventh. Johnny Dobbs. manager Of
the Birds, didn't wait till the game
was lost to yank Robny, but immedi-
ately beckoned to the tall hurler, and
substituted Red Torkelson. Red
emerged from the excavation without
a scratch, keeping the plate intact.
The Pels were giving Roy Fentress
his bumps and had no trouble at all
in winning the decision. The first bat
ter to face Roy in the opening game
was Bill Daniels. Bill picked out a
good ball and shot it down the left
field foul line, the pill hurdling over
the fence n going as a home run
That blow within itself was sufficient
70 win the ball game, as the Chicks
couldn't get near the scoring dish. In
the second inning with one gone STAINS
bury, Fielder and Daubert singled in
succession n w run registered. In
the ninth doubles by S~tansbury and
Fielder netted another run.
Chicks Threatening Kings.
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ing. In the first inning Of the first
game with two one Carroll doubled
to the rightfield boards, but Griffin
was heaved out by Stansbury, In the
second, with two gone, Conway and
Block walked, but Fentress stood up
and watched three strikes sail by with
out removing his bat from his shoul.
der. In the fourth Griffin opened with
a double to left and Lewis popped to
Daubert. High walked and Conway
lined to Sullivan, who doubled Griff off
second. In the fifth Block and Fen
tress singled in succession, but Chris
forced Block at third and Manda hit
into a double play. In the sixth with
two gone Lewis doubled and High and
Conway walked, filling the bags, but
Block forced Lewis at third to end the
inning, In the seventh with n gone,
Christenbury walked and Wanda hit a
fly to Sullivan, who muffed the ball,
but who picked 1t up ana forced Chris
tenbury at second. Carroll singled to
right. Torkelson went in to pitch for
Roberts inc threw one Dall to Griffin,
who popped to knapp, ending the in
ming.
In the eighth Lewis got a Texas
Lacquer back of third ana High hoisted
to Sullivan. Conway walked and was
caught off first by a quick throw by
Deberry. In the ninth Canavan batted
for Fentress and was called out on
strikes. Christenbury doubled, but the
next two Chicks couldn't help.
Second Game Wild.
The second game was a wild one.
Manager Dobbs sent in Bill Daniels,
Pei right fielder, to pitch. Eddie Fos-
ter was Cy's choice. The Pels jumped
on Eddie in the first round and four
hits, an error and a base on balls net
ted two runs, enough to win. In the
Chicks half of the round Daniels was
hit for singles by C~hristenbury and
Manda and Carroll advanced them with
a sacrifice. Again came Mr., Tokelson
and the side was retired without any
runs scoring.
In the second Daubert's single, Tor
nelson's long triple and Daniels saerl-
flee fly scored two more for the Pels.
In the third Sullivan got a home run
to left and Gilbert singled, which meant
the curtain for Foster. Cy Barger went
in and Deberry slapped a single to cen
ter. A sacrifice and three more singles
netted three runs, making four for the
inning. The Pels scored their last run
in the sixth on a error by Christen-
bury. two singles and a stolen bag.
The Chicks got their only run Of the
afternoon in the sixth when Griffin hit
the first ball pitched by Torkelson to
deep right center for a three dagger
and scored on Lewis single to center.