The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-21

N<0S@ AN
 Rube Gardner got in the limeiisht yesterday.
 he hot headed, but he is certainly hon. est. That's the kind of umpire needel in the Southern League
 There was some hitting over in, Att lanta yesterday, the Crackers treating Suggs almost as badly as the Climbers did Breitenstein Tuesday.
 Another crack innelder. Ward, is on the string for Durretts team next year. He has played this season with the fast outlaw league in Pennsyl- yania.
 The attendance at Athletic Park du- ring the Clambers's last series at home has broken all records, not only for Montgomery but for the Southern League. ....t
 Atlanta Is turning out crowds of 4oC and 500 to the games and the team Is seems that the Georgians can be sat- isfed with nothing but the pennant.
 nick Mullaney has saved his fellow in- | fielders this season?' asked a crank. T have seen Rrouthers, Busch. oldring g and Schwartz throw hopeiessiy wild to died them they would be counted as errors against his fellow inf1elders. It 1 fattens the records of others and does not improve his own. But players like Mullaney don't care for records, they want to help win games"
 Yesterday afternoon the local man. agement wired Lew Whistler asking If he had any objection to admitting la- l dies free to the grounds and grand stand today. Last night telegram but glad to throw the gates open to the ladies of Montgomery, This. cour- tesy on the part of Manager Whistler will be greatly appreciated by the la- dies and public in general, and these three games will show rousing re- ception to the Egyptians and also a farewell to the Climbers.
 Saturday will be the biggest base ball day ,sver known in Montgomery, Mac Robinson. the Lowndes County son, will pitch the first game If there is a double header. If there is only one game he will pitch it. anyway; A furnish music between innings while the money offered the team by the Traction Company will be formally presented to the individual players as days game there will be a baseball carnival until o'clock Saturday after noon and the people of Montgomery Montgomery teams a great send off du- ring the next three games.
 Birmingham Is now. in third place three points above Memphis but as they finished their season yesterday Shreveport and Atlanta will beat them out. Atlanta having the next three port the next three with Nashville | Birmingham's only chance of hnishins in the first division is for Memphis to lose all three games to the Climbers .: fourth place with Shreveport only three points behind aud Birmingham three points ahead of Memphis anS mS. AtIanSa HI;n,b CTS now have second place nailed down with lead of thirty eight points ahead of their nearest rival but the race Tor port and Atlanta is too i,lose TO ngure | on and it means that che Egyptlans will fight for their lives during xneso CTS for they want to finish ss close to the Pelcans as possible
 i Today the Western clubs of the American League begin their last road i trip of twelve games in the East, Tn | ishing the season on the roud whhe the Eastern clubs finish at home hind Phiiadeiphia now but the White Sox have the handicap of twelve games on the road while Connie Mack Athletics have twelve straight games at home. Boston Is only seven points behind Cleveland but Collins team has twelve games at home while LaJole has twelve on the road. Clark GriI- | fith's New York bunch is only iouI points behind Boston and eleven points l behind Cleveland while Bill Armour Detroits are only eight points behinS New York, Chicago can hardly eaten | Philadelphia if Waddell, CoakIey. M Mben- der. Henley and Dygert show the Iorm Io1 Of the past few weeks and the iIIsI division fight promises to be as pretty as the one in this league. TemoEroT the Eastern clubs of the ,Natiohhatl \ League take the road. finishing Mitn twelve games In the West. fltIsDtmr m Z s l is fifty-five points behind McIraw 'a 0Fo l New Works and their only cnahcs seems to be to take great ,nll wnlriWlho wa, l spurt with the Giants an equalE k,va' tt 1 losing spurt. With Joe McSlnIi l ny u. Christy Mathewsop. Ames anq Dunl nty 1 Taylor in form Fred Clarks cnanees ne ee' | for beating the Giants out are ESeIS small Chicago seems to nave Iii,1 tniso place pretty well cinchedt ana ~ ss HoAss | like the other five will flnlsh aD"u as they stand now.
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