The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-01

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K% wood. The big sabbath
TIA audience saw the Travel
erS get four two-bagBtrO
Ga Off Tiny Goodbred in the
o. - first inning, and coupled
Nt.h a single, n sacrifice and an error
netted themselves four runs, sufficient
10 cop the contest. Goodbred settled
down after the first frame and pitched
fine ball, but II was too lateE as Tie
beans had been spilled before the first
Traveller side could be retired. Tn
final score was . 10 3.
Ruhe Robinson, Kid Elhcrfeld's port
slider, pitched for the Little Rockers
n failed TO turn in his usual CLASSY
brand Of pitching The Ruhe was IN
trouble on several occasions, but al
times no gave an exhibition Of the
pitching art, and whitfield several of
the hardest hitters on the Memphis club
when hits meant runs.
In the ninth inning with the tying
runs on second and third, Rohby sent
Pug Griffin. Chick sluggtr, back to.
the water bucket, Pug taking the third
strike after having taken two swings.
Frierson, Little Rock left fielder, had
a great day with the mace. getting
four hits out Of five attempts, one a
two-bagger which started the big first
inning,
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Red Smith, Chick right fielder, was
the only Tribcsman who could solve
Rube Robinson to any extent, the red
head getting three hits In four at
tempts. In addition TO his hitting, Red
got a base on balls.
The big first inning was like tins
Frierson initiated Goodhred with a
F#sp- hauy,. sla.WtA az. Vf.aN Iuv, tIn. .AV
Distel sacrificed Kiusella was thrown
out by Colenberger and all looked rosy,
But Lefty Grimm pasted a double TO
left, scoring Frierson, Dee Walsh pokad
two-bagger to right center and Grimm
went over, Tony Brottem singled 10
left and took second on Collenberger's
bad throw to Griffin, Walsh counting.
Burke doubled to center and Brottem
scored. McGinuis ended the round by
grounding weakly TO Jack Lewis and
going out at first,
Tho Travellers added their final tally
IN the third. With one gone. walsh
walked and Brottem was given a life
when Griffin missed Collenherger's
throw Of Tony's grounder, Burke hit
q hopper to Lewis, who threw wildly
10 left field IN an effort 70 shoot at
second base and start a double play,
with the result that Walsh scored and
Burke took second. McGihnis thea
lined 70 Carroll, who doubled Burke
off second, ending the inning,
The first Chick inning looked hope
full, but not for long With one gone
Robinson issued free passes to Smith
and Carroll, but Griffin whitfield and
Lewis was thrown out by Distel. IN
the second Bischoff and Manda both
stood still and watched themselves be
called out on strikes.
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In the third, however, a run wa,
made by Memphis, glastonbury lev
OFF with q Texas Lacquer over shor
and on the hit and run Smith singled
TO right, with Chris taking third, Car.
rolls single to right sent Chris across
Griffin hit q liner to Burke, who mad
a nice catch OF the bah, Lewis an
Bischoff were easy for RUDE TO smother
In the fourth Manda led with a dou
BILE to center and after Collenberge
had been thrown out by Diatel, Good
bred singled off Rohinson's shins, Man
da counting, Rohby was hurt by tn
ball and walked around In agony ia
a few moments, Christenbury force
Goodhred and Smith singled to left
only to be forced by Carroll,
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The Chicks had their big chance /
tfNs'N 'hhN NAN EN'' ~ -
his third hit OF the afternoon~~a stngl
to left-and Carroll drew u pass, Grit
fin went up like a lion and came haze
like a lamb, s~uocumbing again by wa
Of The strikeout route. Lewis double
TO left and Smith scored. BlsChui
again stood still and watched thrt
good ones 20 by, being called out o
strikes for the second time Of I'll
game,
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In the seventh for Little Rock Friei
son got an infleld single and pistel sa,
riiiced, kinsella then hit a hard driN
TO Carroll, who doubled Peterson o
second, making the second double plJ
Of the day tthat Carroll started M
.Collenberger completed,
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In the ninth with two gone Carrc
singled over McGlnnis' head, but Girl
I'm was called out on strikes,
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The crowd was estimated at 1000,
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II was more like football wealth
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