The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-08
BRAINS WON THE GAME
sDADs VAUGHN USED HEAD Al
 CRITICAL MOMENT.
The rretseI Manager Was Not Equal 10 Occasion and Birmingham
 Won by Score O1 to ,.

Go where you will. do what you will no matter what the issue or in what ever walk of life. whenever & there ,,,s.s is a out of ten that brains will win.
 In this particular instance the issue; the struggle for. supremacy, happeneo nc noon Ss Manager ana, sHi Harry s Vaughn of the Birmingham baseball team demon strated thoroughly the eternal apn1rr ,n- ism that in ball h. game 1nrth or anysfhil ywhile. By the exercise of quick-working ,i sSi of brains. Vaughn won yesterdays pali game. when, if there had been any nra Kina would have belonged to Montgomsry...
 It was in the eighth inning. wtn the score standing 4 to in favor CT down. the Pretzels had runners on sec ond and third bases. Brouthers nao gone out on a fly to Moore. and tn: next two men up were MoieswoVTtn V,,ah,, atm started the machinery in his think fac tory to working overtime. Molesworth was pretty dangerous man with ms acted the part of MT Easy Mark" all 1av,ns Save chance dne sae to swpe that bali would mean couple of runs nsa and nd.sih5v Hpf MUha %n- hing the game. If Mo1esworth was was given his base on balls. 1t would All the bags, but at the same time would get TIQ Ol d nuShy Wi@tA man up to try for the third out. It was a pretty desperate chance to take, but without an instants hesitancy Vau9nn acted It either meant tn that snnd MontgUm ma9- gin or that Birmingham would save IL. | The crisis had come and Vaughn rose 10 that crisis. Hurriedly running to Des- sau he instructed that pitcher t4 give to put them straight over for Lawler. Carrying out instructions. MoleswortIhi
 was walked. and the bags were full
 If brains had been pitted against brains, right here Vaughn's desperate chance would have failed.
 l Sitting on the bench was John Mc- Maxim, who. in his three games. has had
 four long hits. one home run ana one
 a three bagger. and yet the bait that
 Vaughn had put on his hook was swal-
 who had been peaches and cream tor
 Dessau. was sent back to bat. Faughn g
 scheme was being carrie'0 out without
 plate, sent fly to Dusty Miller, and the inning was over. By his shrewd man.
 agement. Vaughn had won the game,
 the as se By aek of fvs e 1 Both pitchers did good work, but the Cotton States leaguer outpitched Lee
 two to one only three n rits s" were eadh mae af
 them giving four bases on balls, but Lees proved more expensive. The ] Pretzels gave Lee magnificent support and it was due to this fact that Bir- l mingham's score was not larger. | With q man on third and one on sec ond in the second inning, Hennessey knocked the locals out of two runs and | robbed Yeager of a long hit by making
 a sensational catch of a long fly in deer | center.
 The first Birmin gham run came in the
 hanord'ss two, baai igi1gser, Tie" ahd Haffore | scoring on Miller's two-bagger.
 In the last half, the Pretzels raised
 the score when Moore fumbled Lees l hit, Lynch walked both advancing on
 oldring's sacrifice. Schwartz sent 2 l long fly to left that Delehanty dropped Lee scoring and Schwartz going to sec | ond, Lynch and Schwartz scoring on | Brouthers's slashing drive to right Lawler ending it with hit to. shippi. In the fourth Brouthers made a fear ! full throw of Delehantys hit to him. Delehanty getting to third and scoring In the sixth. Delehanty walked, go. l to third on Vaughn's hit to center and scored on Clark's long fly to Moles worth. l.
 In the eighth came the fiasco de- scribed and the game wound up to 3 | in favor of Birmin gham
 The score was.