The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-28
PELICANS WIN
 IN TWO GAMES Two Pitchers Knocked Out in One Round. WALK-OvER FOR THE VISITORS Climbers Arc Shut Out in the
 Second Contest. Maxwell, Walsh, O'Guinn and Weems Fitted Against Manuel and Phil-
 lips in the Box for Home
 Team and Visitors.
WALK-0vER FOR THE VISITORS

There is not the semblance of an argument in regard to the sensations of the crowd out to yesterdays double header ball game.
 They were mad clear through-not the regular. everyday mad. but one of those lurid mads that would have made blazing red sweater look like the palest of pale greens.
 phrase to employ in an anlyucal de- scription of the ruined feelings of the crowd. Lots of those feelings had to have safety valve and were ex- ness. crisp and pointed. but scarcely printable.
 To have lost both games of the double header was bad enough, but the when just about the windup of the sec ond game. one of the fiercest storms that has been witnessed in a long time broke. A big, part of the crowd had the sixth inning and the only cars in sight were packed in a jiffy. The pow CT house had been struck by bolt of lightning and for something over an hour those cars stuck religiously to their anchorage while the rain poured down some very wet water to the ac- compartment of a brilliant electrical display and crashes of thunder.
 humored-what good would any other kind of humor have done?-and with alleged" jokes the crowd almost for got its own discomfort through having to listen to the chestnuts.
 But lest you forget. there was duo of baseball games. the locals copping the small end of both of them. Max well and Manuel were in for the first by a score of 4 to o up to the begin ming of the sixth inning. In the sixth the Pelicans got ahead of the storm which was to come later. punched eight hits, knocked two pitchers out of the box and cinched the game.
 Houtz walked in the first and with one out Ball hit clean. Manuel jug gled Henline's hit long enough for ond. Henline getting out at first. Houtz and Ball scored on Perry.s two- bagger. Perry scoring on Yves fly over first, and Nye getting out at second: was sacrificed by Baxter, stole sec ond and scored on Balls drive to cen ter. making the scoIe 4 to 0.
 Nadeau opened the sixth with . two- hit to center. Maxwell filled the bags by hitting Sabrie. Nadeau and Cross scoring on Gaston's hit.
 Then Maxwell was chased Walsh going in. The first thing Walsh did was to refill the bags by hitting Cat ins. and then let Sabrie score on wild pitch. Gaston and Gatins scored on Mathewsis hit. making 1t to fr their favor. Mathews was thrown out at second on Manuers bunt to Perry. Atz struck out and Manuel scored when Ball and Henline collided in going af- ter Rickert's fly. making 1t to {. For the second time that inning Ma deau was up, this time crashing out a two- bagger. he and Rickert scoring on Cross's hit to center, making 1t s to 4.
 Then Walsh was chased, OGuinn go- ing in, and while Perry juggled sa- to'. rf- ,1lr thirteen men had been up In that in- ming, with eight hits and eight runs
 In the last half Ball and Perry hit safe and Perry scored on Yves hit making 1t 8 to D. No more scoring was done and 1t closed that way. The score was: