The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-09
THE NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
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 summary-Runs earned. Detroit, 1; Montgomery. l. Two base hits Carr, .d; |; on balls by Paichow. 3; Kissinser, l. Bases given for hitting batter by Deering. 1. Wild pitches. Kissinger, l. Passed balls, Clark, 1; Manner, 1. Double plays, Kansler to spratt ;,S T. McAiiis.er sravforS to S Sacrifice hits. Buelow, l; Manner, l. Cm- pire, Eason. Scorer. Farriss.
 Hits and Hunts.
 It is only 8 question of a few days when "Fatty'' Childs, the hard hitting second baseman, will be in Montgomery and begin work with the Black Sox When Manager Whistler began doing bus mess with him in December 1t seems that he had some kind of string on him from the New York State League. Right in bunch are the towns Of Amsterdam, Johnstown and Gloversville, Pa, the three being so close together that one ball team represents them Tn the New York League. A pleted a deal by which Manager Hazie- ion of the A. J. and G., as the three towns are dubbed, sold him all interest that he had in Childs' services. HaZie, ton wires that he has nouned Cnilds anu also notified Secretary Farrell of the National Association, of which ootn the Southern League and New York League are members
 If Detroit has another duo of young sters" like Jack Deering and kissingef they can do without veterans With bunch of twirlers like Eason and Mullin, Wild BilP' Donovan and kitson ana Kissinger and Deering the American I.eague team that beats them out tnis summer will have to play some hard pail. Get some lusty lungs on the coaching lines today and with good hard work and the right kind of roofing from the bleachers and stand it is not certainty | that the Tigers won't drop the first game | that they have lost in the South tnis sea son. Remember the first Chicago game and go after them good and nara. Seven to 1, 5 to 1 and to 1-19 to g. represents the aggregate score of the | three games, and those Detroit Tigers | have most assuredly worked. Why, they | could hardly play better ball if 1t was the middle of the American League cham l pionship season.
 | Eason and Mullin are in for the Tigers again today with Oscar streit. Jack Ely | and Refining for the Black Sox. Get at 'em boys. use your sticks with a large | injection of ginger back of the pitchers. and we will get one of these games before Sunday.
 | That was hard luck when Stickney | drove out a hot line hit which McCallis- | ter jumped up and pulled down. Durett on first had started to second. the ball | was fielded to Sam Carr, and there was a neat double, Stickney and Durett going | out.
 Eason did pretty well as an umpire
 without an indicator yesterday, but there Is no doubt that he gave Smith a stolen
 base that should have been out, and also knocked Durrett out of what possibly
 would have been another run
 Elberneld left yesterday morning for | Chattanooga where he will join his fam- fly and take them to Detroit. McCallis-
 ter played short in his place yesterday
 and did 1t well, just as he does every l thing else.
 Polchows work yesterday was reve- lation after his experience of last week. He has dazzling speed when he cares to | use 1t. He keeps cool steady head and
 watches his bases like hawk.
 That long run that Ike Durrett made | when he pulled down hit that would | have been good for three bags if not a
 home run off Barrett's bat, was a fine | piece of work.
 The increasing attendance of the ladies
 shows that they appreciate the systematic
 order that is enforced on the grounds. | Not an unpleasant incident has occurred | at the groundA-
 Somebody should do some coaching In | the field Clements hit a fly that should have been an easy out but Durett and | Molesworth, running into each other dropped 1t.
 | The press box was used for the first | time yesterday afternoon. the scorer and
 newspaper boys finding it great conven- | fence.
 That hole out in centerfeld must be | filled in again. Another run was lost | yesterday by Molesworth slipping down | in it.
 Clark's throwing and general all-round | backstop work was the admiration not only of the fans but of the Detroit team
 Manners run backward and catch of a foul from McCallster's bat drew for him
 a round of applause
 We'll. they saved the shut out!