The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-03
TREBLE HANDS ATLANTAA
 FEW, WINNING EASILY, $ TO 2
GUESS WHW

and the ex-New Yorker had very un- pleasant night last night
 smith in Grandstand.
 During all this swatfest, one Will liam Smith, the gent who giudes the destinies of the bunch from Boaster- vile, sat in the grandstand, majestic, silent, mournful figure. He was not on the bench in the midst of his legions, because of the fact that on memor- able occasion in Atlanta he endeavored to knock the block off of Umpire
 He did not succeed in making the profile of his umphs'' bear a living resemblance to thoroughly ploughed Judge Kavanaugh, over in Little Rock, whose blows fall on the just and the unjust, sat down on Sir Bllliam. How hard the league mogul sat, was evi- yesterday in the coat pocket of um- pire Kavanaugh. It was telegram from Judge Kabanaugh, stating that Manager Smith was suspended, and not to allow him inside of the ball enclos- ure.
 And Mr. Smith musingly watched the unequal contest through the wire net tings of the grand stand.
 The double umpire system was work on base decisions, and everything was satisfactory Both of them umpired good games, the only kick being when Shuster called Houtz out in the first inning on d throw by Archer to sec ond. From the press box it looked as though Houtz was safe. but Shuster was at the base anl called him out
 Houtz, the first man up in the hrst, smashed the ball to right when Archer He was playing of second whe Archer threw down, and Shuster called him out. Hausen was out on hit to smith; Apperious laced one out to right, Null ending it with hit to Morse.
 Atlanta Draws First Blood.
 Otto. Jordon opened the fourth with two-bagger, and George Winters got Syd Smith bunted, but Tribble ran in on it. and threw MT. Jordon out at third Morse punched one to center, forced at Hausons pillow by the hit of the abbreviated MT. Fox to Busch, Smith getting to third. Then Mac bit down. and the Governor of South Caro- lima crossed the plate.
 This riled the Climbers. and they tRFSpsffsM tions of MT. GHeahsa Hughes Apperious waik- ed in the last of the fourth. and by some of the swiftest baserunning ever on Mullaney's drive to right, Null get ting to second on the throw in to catch Sam. Then Mike McCann tore the deep center, Apperious and Null SCOT ing Busch was out on a foul to Archer, and McCann was caught steal Ing stCOIu AHO SCOIC dS tiChs AOH ever.
 With one out in the fifth, Tribble hit | to right, good stop of George Winters cutting off as clean a two-bagger as ] one ever sees. Houtz was hit a hard welt on the head, but he trotted to | first as if he enjoyed it. Hausen was out on fly to Smith, and on Apperi- Dick crogier threw bum to third tiISu and nd third. Null ended 1t with a. fly to the pocket edition on first base.
 l TribbIe Brings fin Two. Mike McCann prized open the sixth with a drive to right, going to second on Perrys neat sacrifice, and to third on wild pitch, Busch. who had been hit by the ball. getting to second on | the same miscue. Crozier made great | catch of McAlees's Texas leaguer, but Tribble pounded the ball out tol deep left, McGann and Busch scoring: Houtz walked and Hausen hit to Jordon. It looked as if he had it beat out, but | Sinister called him out.
 This ended the scoring. and the only other hit was when Crozier hit hot one toward third. Perry made great