The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
The Last Game Was : Really Too Easy. MONTGOMERY WINS BY
 SCORE OF II TO. 8 Hausen Succeeded in Making Two Homers as Feature of Contest. Two Birminsham Pitchers were Knocked Out of the Box and the
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 to Be . Buriessue.

With a couple of Birmingham pitch CTS battered and bent until 1t would have been ludicrous, if 1t had not be- 'ehampions" from up BirmingRam way. playing a corner lot game. the locals took too the third straight game by score
 The distinctive features of the game were a couple of homers by Hausen. a stop by Perry, and one each by Ball ana We. and the batting of the locals, who put Turner out of business early in the fight. and pounded Erwin Will helm until he was black in the face. The champions" did some swatting on o Maven M asGSp sna nine sefff of of MaIssky. ai'S
 Maxwell made a break the first shot out of the box when ahe walked Moies- ming, DeMont sacrificing him to sec ond and Smith scoring him with a three. e.Nagger, Smith Scoring on Gard ner's hit to left.
 It was one, two, three for the locals in the last half, but in the second in- ming Birmingham began the merry game of scoring again. There was one fly, the latter stealing second and SCOT ing on Latimer's drive to left. Houtz ffeided the ball in and Maxwell got 1t ond the TackS one 1 step eoin t thiad snd scoring on Turner's fiysto left.
 It looked as if the locals had only been teasing poor old vaughan,s out Tt, for, in the last of the second they went in and at one fell swoop demol- ished the champions" so utterly that not hair nor hide was left to tell the out a bunt. but was forced at sec ond on Gears hit to DeMont. Perry hit to first and Latimer threw the ball had been playing ike a wooden man. dropping the ball. Turner filling the bags, with only one out. by walking Nye; With a vicious swing. Hausen landed np1 hA yU n crash and the pellet was flying way out to deep center. bounding over Moiesworth's head and going to the easily. and Hausen was tearing round wagon. The ball. after pretty long Sut aansen was so' roandins third base The throw had been made to the plate, and if 1t had been a perfect throw, Hausen might not have had his homs steaming over the plate with the run that tied the score-4 and {. Then of that inning. #aiking seabauch, and Turner, Vaughn yanked him out. Will fly to a&oiy, and Henline hit to right, sebaugh going to third, but being cssli- ed out for not touching second base. The score was tied. however.
 
 Malarky went in in the third and the side was retired in rotation. Ball hit to left in the last half and got to second when Gardner let the ball get by him. Baxter beat out another buht. Ball goi9g to third anS scoring on and Hausen didn't do thing but a clean Shome run this time, he and Nye scoring. Malarky ended 1t with a hit to Wilhelm, but the score was now
 Hits by Gear and Perry in the fifth, Gear on third, with only one out The squeeze was tried and the bubble busted. Nye bunted and Gear dashed for the plate. It was too short, and Gear was thrown out easily. With two out in the sixth. Henline third on Latimers bad throw, scoring on Balls hit and making the score g
 Molesworth got himself a homer in the seventh. and DeMont two-sacker, peMont scoring on Gardner's drive and making the score to 6.
 Perry hit clean in the last of the l seventh and stole second. Allcock jug gled Yves hit, Perry getting to third and Nye stealing second. Perry SCOT ing on Hausen's hit to DeMont, making
 Houtz was safe in the last of the eighth on DeMont's poor throw to Latl- mer. HenlIne sacrificing him and Ball Scoring him with a drive to center. making 1t II to 6. In the ninth the Birmingham crew enough to do any harm, and the game | wound up with the locals taking 1t by II to 8. the last game making three l straights. The score was: