The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
A GRAND DISPLAY WITNESSED AT BALL PARK
 YESTERDAY.
Montgomery Won Second Game by Heaviest Batting Ever Seen on the Local Diamond-Seals
 Pitches Today.

Never while he is on this mundane sphere VIII ycpng Mir. Owen forget the seventh and Montgomery yesterday, and if he Slept any last night his dreams were filled with the crack of fusiade of hits and the batter Of
 Never will big crowd of fans forget that game either and never before did they get so
 The locals had recovered from their stage fright of Monday and Starr received far bet ter support than Molly did-only four errors being made yesterday to the disgraceful four teen of Monday. Not only did they back up Starr in the field but their stickwork was mond-ffteen hits. nine of them including a couple of punched two -baggers. coming in the seventh and eighth innings Both pitchers did good work until the avalanche of hits swept Owens off his feet-Owens struck out seven men and gave four bases on balls. while not once during the game did Starr give a base on balls. striking out eight men. The fact that Montgomery earned eight of her runs. while Pensacola only earned one. shows how well the locals used their sticks.
 The visitors started of with the same fast clip of Monday and with a couple of hits and some dumb infeld work they had two to the good in the first inning. while the locals were unable to show in their half of the first. In their half of the second Pensacola with couple of hits scored one more, while two bases on balls and Paterson's long single gave the locals two runs in their half of the second. Pensacola was unable to show in their half of the third. while a single by Creekmore. a three-bagger by Sam Apperius. a single by Hobbie and two bagger by Bur nett put one more over and tried the score and 3. Pensacola could do nothing in the first half of the fourth. while in their half the locals put one more over. making the score and in favor of Montgomery. In the first half of the fifth Pensacola put one more over. tieing the score again, while in their half of the 5th and sixth the locals were unable to score Pensacola never scoring after the first half of the fifth. The game rocked along with the score tied-4 and up to the last half of the seventh inning-then something hap pened and happened quick and fierce. Pater- son was the first man up In the seventh and Owens kindly sent him to first by hitting him with the ball. Starr and Finley went out and creekGlore's two -bagser, Hobbies single. Burnetts base on balls and Stickley's two bagger netted five runs. In their half of the sixth 1t looked like the locals were mak- ing poor Owens suffer for the loss of Mondays game-they took him by the scrun of the neck and shook him cat does a rat while there a perfect rain of hits, continuous per formance that made the hearts of poor Owens and the Pensocala team shrivel in them like oried prunes. Finley. Creekmore, Appertus, Hobbie, Burnett and Stckney played "fol- low the man from Cooks and the six punched singles had put six runs over the plate before the befudded Pensacolians knew what was the matter. This ended the run-getting and the game wound up IS and 4 in favor of the To- calls eleven of the runs having been made and most of them earned in the seventh and eighth innings. Seals will pitch today with Lobman on third and as the game stands one and one today will decide the series. Tester