The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-22

~ cooked up a little con
49, spiracy, while sitting on the
StH bench before Mondays
la game with the Bears. 1t
IRXA was agreed between the
Nh. three that Roy would hold
the Bruins safely all the
WY IN that Pug and Lou would slam
~uI enough blows to give Roy sufficient
,yas 70 WIN the bah game. The plot
vas carried to completion without a
nIech, ana when the zero hour was
Iedehed, the three Tribesmen went over
me Top and carried off the decision.
1he f1nal score was Z to /,
Lance UT, a young right-hander, op-
pp1sea fentress on the hill, ind he had
ms troubles from the beginning. with
every, member of the Tribe smacking
lhe ball on the nose, with an even
uozen hits going safely. Fentress gave
up put SIX hits, and until the fourth
ne mad not been touched safely when
Moon Ducote got an infield single that
Caristenbury couldn't handle.
The Chicks scored one run in the first
inning. C~hristenbury opened by beating
u an infield single and Manda
promptly sacrificed, Carroll was tossed
out by Meyers and Griffin doubled to
IeIt center, which registered Chris.
Ihis was Run No, l for Chris and pug,
IN the fourth round another run was
coined by the Tribe, but without the aid
or Chris and Pug. With two gone Con-
way walked. The hit and run was NIT
on, Block singing through the hole be-
tween first and second while Conway
scooted around to third. The double
steal was next on the program and it
was carried out to a queens taste, Com
way scoring n Block arriving safely
at thlFd when Coleman's bad throw got
away from Meyers. Fentress grounded
TO Meyers to end the inning.
Inc seventh is the most gory frame
OF them al md MnnIn, - SUM- -. -
gepton, The first Bear to face Roy
Fehtress in this round was Moon
IDucote, a better football PLAYER than
ne Is a baseball player. Ducote set him
sell, helped himself to a vicious cut
hnd lammed the ball into the negro
man: Moons boss, followed him and
tired to duplicate, but he took three
cooler. ~
In the Tribes section of the seventh
Fentress drew a pass as a beginner.
up there to sacrifice, made his hunt so
good that he beat it to first, filling the
bags with none gone. Dixie Carroll sim
gied to right and Fentress and Chris
,tenbury scored.
Pug Griffin decided that it was time
Ior MN to DO some more damage and
accordingly he gave the first ball UT
pitched to him a ride high into the
negro bleachers for a home run, scoring
Manda and Carroll ahead of him. It
was q terrific clout, high into the air
and dropped among the cullud bred
Gerln with a dull thud. The next three
Tribesmen went out in order after UT
had disposed Of the Chick wrecking
crew. In the Chicks half of the eighth
with two gone, Christenbury doubled,
but Manda forced him at third.
The Bears threatened in the ninth.
Tutweiler vas given a life when Chris
tenbury made his daily error, booting
a ground ball. Ducote popped to Chris
and Coleman forced Tutweller at second,
Conway to Chris. Miller singled to GEN.
ter and Meyers singled to right, filling
the bags. Brown went in to bat for
UT and he hit a grounder to Christen- |
bury, who touched second, retiring
Meyers and ending the game.
The stands were comfortably filled. |
about 1000 more or less festive buglets
being on hand.