The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-12

them like they did last Sunday. Frank Wilson. however, will be very different proposition from kennely ;.i.d poor Vit- teur. And then Oscar Streit will have to be reckoned on.
 Mike Films bunch seem to be playing baseball!
 whistler's batting eye is all right, thank you.
 The kangaroo stunt seems popular with left feiders.
 Dolan shut the Pelicans out yesterday with three hits
 Montgomery has not been below second place this season.
 It's up to Oscar streit to throw down the Fishmongers today.
 George stultz got his bumps yesterday MT. Johnston also was pie.
 Looks like Bobby Gilks is having his troubles as we'll as Whistler.
 Now for these next two and with those games at home the Black Sox should be on velvet.
 French shut Memphis out Sunday with six hits. And yesterday the Pelicans were shut out.
 Now watch Oscar Streit today. And Louis Polchow and Sis Hopkins left for the next game.
 Too much travelling seems not condu- cive towards good fielding on the part of the Black Sox.
 It is reported that Fishers victory. yes teIday was necessary to his continued residence In the Rock City.
 The Hon. MT. Flanagan seems deter mined that none shall mourn the depart ure of the late Isaac Durrett.
 Moesworth failed to get a hit. This statements seems queer, but if you dol.~. believe it, look at the detailed score.
 It's hardly fair to Tom OB:ien for Colonel Powell to vent on the Iron Irons the spite he has accumulated against the Black Sox.
 Let up on the BalIyhoos Abi Montgom- cry just had to have those four games that the Crackers dropped to the Black Sox. And two more are coming. Flanagan's introduction to Montgomery was a corker-a home run Sunday and a couple of two-baggers yesterday. Dur
 
 Yesterday was the thirteenth game for the Black Sox and perhaps that explains the Johnston flood. With the fourteenth game and Oscar Stret today 1t ought to be winning combination.
 Nashville, Tenn, May 7.-Dick Crozier is here, and Fisher is making every effort to secure him. It is saiG -tnat Fisher has offered to trade Knoll and Cargo for him. Powell statss that he will not let Crozier go under any ctrcumstances.- When Manager Finn of Little Rock was shown this dispatch last night, he said:
 So Crozier is in Nashville. 1 wonder what be Is doing there? If Fisher thinks he Is going to get him he is mistaken The man belongs to us when it comes te sale, and we decline to allow him to play with Nashville. That is all there is to 1t. Manager Powell knows how the matter stands, and will not let Crozier go under any circumstances, just as the dispatch says."-Little Rock Gazette. Little Rock, May 10.-Frank Hulseman left fielder of the Shreveport team, which IS at present in Little Rock, disappeared mysteriously yesterday morning, and as yet no trace of him has been found Manager Bob Gilks is of the impression that Hulseman has Jumped to Portland Ore, the Pacific Coast League team, but that he will eventually wind up with Spokane of the Pacific National League of which club George M; Reed, formerly manager of Shreveport, Is at the head. It is we'll known that Reed has beer negotiating quietly with Hulseman foi some time. Hulseman led the South ern League in the batting season of 1901 and last year finished third, with a per centage of .361. His position in left fielC will be filled by Manager Gilks in per. son.