The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-10
POUNDED JACK
I FEE
HUT O'BRFEN WOULDN'T PUT IN
 ANOTHER PITCHER.
Fans were Disgusted with Managers Failure to Save the Day for Montgomery when He Had
 Opportunity.

- 1T OIc were tO J0uTney 1TOm Ddn LO
 Beer er-sheba----wherever they are located making thoroughly diiigent. sys-
 tematic searches at every stopping
 place a more completely disgusted as,
 than the, outraged fans at yesterdays
 Jack Lee had been pitching beauti- only semblance of a hit made of him, the lightning footed Hahn beating out 2 hit to Lee in the first inning. On one. of them q two bagger. had been
 made off Phillips, the score standing three to nothing in favor of Montgom-
 time the only clean hits that had been
 in the fourth inning and they neither
 In the sixth. inning Lee suffered from the experience that comes>to ev- cry pitcher at some stage of his career.
 this time he had been marvelousiy
 steady, and in tine sixth he gave Na- deau, the first man up, the first base
 Hahn folo~eds a se with slashhs ling to third. both Nadeau and Hahn right For 't two as bags. Then Beck hit a a small one that Lee went to pieces over
 and threw wild to Shiebech on first,
 B&ohe & scoring-tiei19g the score-and
 On the bench were three pitchers used just a sembiance of Judgment and at least made an attempt to win the game o'Brien, however, insists on be- ing mschanieal Regardless of eyery,- s,,
 nrS in rSStaom a makSs So ms mattef ohe
 is being nit hard and there is an ex- eellent chance to save the day by sub his tiresome program one i9ta. He
 lets his pitchers get hammered until they. and the local fans both are black judgment. when by shifting g pitchers
 This has occurred with such monot:
 on nous regularity that the patrons of the game in Montgomery have reached
 that stage of disappointment and dis
 gust expressed by only one phase. coined in the twentieth century-ths
 There is no question that Montgom- cry Is the gamest, most enthusiastic
 ter day, in the past. week after week have bravely and loyally maintained a
 ized misfit barnstormers that would This. year it was hoped that there Association composed of the most pro- @ressive and representative business men of Montgomery has been formed by the Montgomery Traction Co. When the Traction Company changed hands a most liberal policy was given to base ball affairs Virtually carte blanche in the matter of finances was given O'Brien and purse of $1,00O was hung up to be divided between the local team if they finished one, two, three. The Montgomery ball team Is one of the fastest In the Southern. League but
 there is no head to it, and 1t Is more | team Montgomery has ever had and | one of the fastest in the league should be butchered by stupid management
 boom the game locally and the at- l tendance has by several thousand ex- lceeded anything ever known In Mont
 som Ono thing is certain. The public twill not stand for this. sort of thing much longer. The falling off in at bone of the game-yesterday was a begun to blow. With the proper hand. winner. But the team has certainly not had anything like the proper hand ling or management: ,3,,
 Let Dominick Mullaney or Pat MI. MI llerick have charge of the team. The management should leave Charlie Schwartz as field captain. He IS the
 sSst in osd t6e nscf be most see
 The experiment. Is assuredly worth trying. The season is now almost hali
 and MSn,fgomeaSS Se,S sfeaSSly ly m siA'h
 Change of management of any kind
 cannot possibly hurt things any more more than they are now. The public Is sick and tired of this thing and if the Trac- | tion Company desires a continuance oi the crowds they will give some much After the score was tied yesterday two more bunch hits united 1t, and 1T the ninth couple of long hits witt some infield errors clinched 1t for tn'
 In the last half good hit by Buscf nut one over for the Pretzels, and T inujnS when the visitors tied the score Montgomery would probably have wopII | the game. But they didn't, that's all