The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-03
Reagan and Wilhelm Pounded Hard. Dad Vaughan Elected From the
 Ball Grounds, Contest Was Rather Slow And Tire some But On occa.ions Was Enlivened By Circus cIays.
 Perry's Nome Run.

locals yesterday took another game from Harry vaughan's choice collec- tion of ball players with the patheti- cally absurd misnomers of 1906 cham pions" standing out glaringly on the sleeves of their shirts.
 It was a weird game of ball, start ing out as if it was going to be a close, snappy affair, it developed into some thing verging on the monotonous when the. locals slowed up after the fifth i'm ning
 Irwin Wilhelm. the chap who once shut the locals out with hit, was in the box when the entertainment opened but Wilhelm as we'll as the "cham- lapse, and after three hits and two counts had been made. off him in the first inning the venerable Daddy nosFs seFh to ssxs Whs ssns fss on s
 So in the second session he sent Rip Raegan to the box, the same Roaring on his sleeping car arrangements.
 Rip was dead easy and thirteen more swats with eight more taifies came n s1Sse not h the ony na of elected MT. Vaughn from the lot in the fourth inning when the ancient one having a brain storm after his decis- ion in calling Tacks Latimer out on three strikes. Mir. Perry got himself aoSe1 nGs vas rsn Dnehss in ss ts paee 9s ty ing to stretch a. three sacker into homer in the eighth. There were dans of nice fielding on both sides ana gWltn people came pretty close to making a fast finish. But. they didn't, that's all
 Leo Walsh pitched for the, locals and while he was swatted Rlet,y nh sytrictlg haI when 1t came to stopping the run get ting and made holy show or Wilhelm T Moiesworth prized the cover of the first session by a clean bingle to cen ter going to second on DeMonts sac rifice. Smith beat out a bunt ana Molesworth scored when saa. Nye musseo 2 Se,1 bie steal, Smith going to third and Gardner to second. but Walsh struck out both Walters and .Allcock.
 got to second on .Henlfne's sacrifice. Ball hit clean and Houtz could nave scored but he waited too long to see whether the ball wo1ld sr pc RaIi ssInsno s9d,nr or to second on the play. Baxter hit fly that Gardner got in left and Houts slid into the plate, Gardner making a great throw in Inis tied the score Res pus one or T to right and Bali counted. mak-
 Reagen went in the second and there ss EsS Rsmingha nGtnins aon fed put and m uneed the score again. With two out smith nit safe and stole second. Gardner nit to to left HISt5 tSIo shi9s ta .Ss Sats cs tn piePPty dropped the ball and the outfelder scored. tising the score; .Sa Gardnes sdnes was untitled "again us."
 of Isere the ehiTd Mdrs when @ Bali beat out b1nt Izf. kAA ana ssS stole s wsen snf baRtsr as St for two bags. Gear walked and when Garvin threw badly to Allcock to catch Baxter the latter scored This maze 1oeoit |. eradHaiiy @ drew away, Birmingham never again being in the hunt.
 Perry hit one that bounded away from Reagen in er,t'cn the fourth ssabsueS soihg % hit one that DeMont let get by him, the ball going to centerheid: Ferry could have scored but stopped at tnlro; DeMont's experience the dumb work looked inexcusable. He had time 10 throw Perry cut at the plate put m stead threw Walsh out at hrst' Ferry
 Baxter walked with two out in the fifth and when Gardner let Gears ny 10 left get by him he en%i0 ssOred on GeaF peMonts x wild throw of Perry's hit, Perry go- ing to second and scoring on Waiter bad throw of Yves hit. Nye, scoring on seabaughs two sacker, making the
 Then walsh and the locals began to slow up Gardner and Allcock nit safe in the sixth and Latimer's base out. Walsh forcing in Walters by hit ting Garvin. Reagan hit to Ball and 1t was ended with double. making
 Bail jugeled Molesworth's hit in the seventh, Molly scoring on Smiths three bagger. In the last of the sev- enth Perry pounded out home run to
 With one out in the eighth Baxter dropped the throw when Latimer's bunt was fielded to him and with two out ing on Molesworths three bagger, Hen line making a great catch of De- Monts fly and leaving it, 10 to 7.
 No more scoring was done and II ended that way. The score was: