The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-08
CHICKS VCTORS
OVER ALLSTARS
IN SUNDAY GAME
Bradshaw HurIS Fine Ball and
Tribe Fails to Run Away
Over AmateurS-BiSChOff
Gets Homer in Second.
BY SOB PIeuE,
Y CHICKs mad

Y BARGER'S CHICKS made
- their final appearance Of
the 1919 baseball campaign
at Russwood Sunday in a
game against a crack
Nm team Of Memphis all-stars
&NA selected from the ranks af
~ the Memphis Associated
0 Amateurs. About 1000
fans sat in and watched
the curtain go down. The Chicks were
the victors by the score Of 4 70 al
though they were up against one OF the
best pitchers seen this year at Russ
wood in Joe Bradshaw, n big right
handler.
Bradshaw hurled a mastery game all
the way, and the soft picking that the
Tribe had anticipated wasn't in eyt-
dence, as the big boy showed a high
class brand Of the pitching art and
made the Chicks Ike 1t in all except
three rounds. Roy Fentress pitched the
first five innings for Memphis, giving
way 10 Tiny Goodbred, who went three
rounds, and Dixie Carroll brought up
the rear by pitching the ninth,
The Chicks made a bid for a run In
the first inning, but were unsuccessful
High opened the frame by walking, and
on the hit-and-run, Red Smith singled
over the third sacker's head, High
tried to LEG It 10 third, but was nailed.
Jehl to Streuli, Boots covering the
bag.
Amateurs First to Score.
The. An Stars were the first to cross
the plate. In the second inning Doc
HRndwerker pumped q single that car,
omed off Roy Fentress, paws, streuli
advanced the doctor on a sacrifice.
Jehl fouled out 10 Bichoff. ReitZ then
singled through the box and Hand
worker scored. HockArsmlth ended the
round by lifting to Manda.
The Chicks Immediately knotted the
count in their half OF the second. AZ
ter Lewis had hoisted 70 Streuli. Bis
choff looked over M pitch and then
lifted the ball over into the left field
hleachers. Otto Jehl. playing the left
garden, made an effort to flag the
ball, but II was about 20 feet too high
for him, md he turned and watched the
nil drop among the negro fans.
In the fourth for Memphis Carroll
was tossed out by Bradshaw. Griffin
took two swings on wide curve balls
and Bradshaw figured he had the big
Memphis slugger. Bradshaw then
Eerved up a fast ball waist high 20
for three bags, Jack Lewis singled
down the left field foul line and Grif-
fin scored, Lewis started for second
and Hockersmith made a perfect peg
to get him, but neither Streun nor
RAitx covered the bag and the, bal
went to center field. with Lewis chspk-
ing in at third, Bradshaw then tight.
ened and struck out Bischof ana
Manda,
Goodbred Pitches Well.
In the sixth. with TINY Goodbred
pitching, the big Chick ~spithaller struck
but five out Of six batters 70 face him
ia the sixth and seventh, Tiny pitched
three innings and only nine men faced
nm. In the ninth Carroll pitched and
allowed one hit, a single by Cissel,
The Chicks got their last Two runs
III the eighth. The line-up had beer
switched, with Cy Barger and Eddie
Foster getting IN the game, replacinii
Griffin and Smith, with y out "
the eighth, Foster and Carroll singled
ard Barger doubled. scoring both run
nofs. Lewis walked, but Bischoff AM
Manda were easy.
THE game Melted about $500, $3.50 o
which went to the NJ. A. A., the res
being equally divided among tho Mem
phis players,