The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-11

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~ EFoRE a capacity crowd,
h Chicks divided a double
header with the New Orleans
NNo Pelicans Sunday at Russ
kLAIM wood. The first game was
SzG won by Memphis by the
. score of 6 to 4, while the
final affair went Pelican
- ward by the count Of 5 TO 4.
Hugh Caravan pitched the opener, while
Tiny Goodbred occupied the hill for
) Memphis in the closing contest. Three
Pei pitchers appeared in the first game,
Roy. Walker, Red Torkelson and Hub
Perdue %parading in the order named,
with Hub getting on the hill in time TO
get credit for losing. Jim Roberts was
on the mound for New Orleans in the
last game and had only one bad fram4
Both games were hard-fought in every
round and were not decided until the
last man had been retired. In the
opening affair Roy Walker, who lately
Joined the Pels, started to pitch. Roy
walked glastonbury and Smith singled
to right on the hit and run, Chris taking
third. Carroll was up and Walker had
three balls and no strikes on Dixie when
Manager Dobbs signaled Roy to the
bench, inserting Red Torkelson, the red
haired comedian. Red finished walking
Carroll, filling the bags, and Griffin sin
gled to left center, scoring Christen-
bury. Lewis hit a hopper between short
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him. Bischoff hit into a double play,
Torkelson to Agnew to Deberry, to
end the inning.
Torkelson Gets Homer.
The Pels took the lead in the third.
With one gone Agnew singled and
Torkelson hit a long drive to left, the
ball hopping over into the left field
bleachers for a home run In the fifth
two more New Orleans runs were made.
With one gone Stansbury singled to left
and Sullivan walked. Gilbert got .
t~wo-bagger against the right field
boards on which Stansbury and Sullivan
rode home. v
The Chicks added another tally in the
fifth. With one ou of the way, Smith
was safe when Daubert permitted his
%grounder to go through his pins, Car
roll beat out an infield single and Crit
! fin smashed a one-bagger to left, which
) registered Red. The Tribe tied the
count In the sixth. After Conway had
grounded out, High singled to center
and Caravan followed with a home run
over the right-field wall, putting. the
Chicks on even terms with the BIRDS,
Hub Perdue appeared on the hill at the
beginning of the seventh, when Mem
phis won 1t. Griffin took two bases
when Daniels muffed his long drive to
right and Lewis put him on third with
a sacrifice. Bischon singled TO center
ana GrlIlln scored. conway Wdlkeu anu
after High had hoisted to Gilbert Cana
a hit a hot one off Stansbury and
Bischoff registered. The Pels never
seriously threatened the rest OF the way.
Second Game Fast Affair.
The second game was a fast affair
and found Tiny Goodbred opposed to
Jim Roberts. The Pels were the first
TO score and in the second they coined
two. Gilbert singled to right and De-
base Wild throw through first base,
scoring Gilbert and allowing Deberry to
take third. DauhArt singled off Grif-
fins Shins and Debarry cantered home.
Fieof6r sacrificed, but the next two
Pels couldn't deliver. In the fourth the
Birds got another. Gilbert opened with
a two bagRer to left and DebeFry
walked. Bfschoff attempted u catch
Deberry off first and threw Gle ball
through Griffin, Gilbert scoring. -.
The Chicks were unable to get a hit
off Roberts until the fourth when Smith,
Carroll and Griffin singled in success
sion and Lewis forced Smith at the
plate. Bischoff doubled to LETT, scoring
Carroll and Griffin. Sullivan threw the
ball into the. stands trying to head Off
Griffin and Lewis scored. Conway
single through the box scored Btschoff.
The Tribe never threatened again;
The Pels won 1t in the sixth. with
one gone Gilbert got an infield single
and Deberry was safe when Christen-
bury got his daily BOO Daubert SIN
gled to right. scoring Gilbert with the
tying run, Deberry taking third, from
whence scored on FEEDERS sacrifice
: hoist 70 Smith.