The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
RED FISHER AFTER FOURTH
Woodie Thornton Saved the Day
 for Thrifty Gulls.
Redeemins Feature Was the Starting of Triple By Spike shannon--Fast Base
 Roaming.

And it's all of, Cousin JudyS--by punching Herbert Juul good and prop CT. assisted by some evil smelling ms into cinches for the .GuIis. To Fisher and his troupe landed the last game by an all Mobile score of to 3. Tom Fisher Is foxy old guy. that sc~rlet piece of has concealing lots of gray matter. When he landed both ends of that double header Friday he used up several reams Of paper fgur- ing that night. the result of his call culations being that if he could land Saturdays game and take one from Memphis Sunday. he would be fighting hard for fourth place with good
 Not taking, any. Chances In yester- days game. he decided to go in himself and and the m miirst part of his Arithmetic of
 Once again t4e Gulls played like real ball players. They swatted that ball just at any old time. were very kitten fielding stunts that made the home folks sit up and stare. M
 Woodie Thornton was the headiiner speared fonr wasn y of Pepes n third inning. A couple of runs had already come across In th..t session and there were two gone with runners on s to 3 in favor of the Mobile outfit and the hit looked easily good for three Sbags and would have made 1t 6 to 5 1 wth and pRs saa Sn aea asea as n That catch of Thornton's probably sav- ed the game for Mobile. for Fisher was being hit hard and lots of times sensational, fielding saved him.
 Another. brilliant piece of fielding was Bensop'S knock down of a drive of Reagans in the fifth inniag ant Daiy's catch of Rockenfieid's fly in the second nd The s,ns Ieeals played slow ms rsaeer a,. sts. running a race with errors Bliss in s ds id kreSs nsa at third ssyers slipping in as a result of what these two vents didn't do; away some rnns. JuuI was miserably slow on two occasions in running oyer first, leaving Ed Greminger to pick up the the gail and then try to beat some back to the bag The one redeeming bit of work of Spike. shannon's in had hit safe and Benson was safe on Kreb's tumble of his hit; Daly tried to bunt the ball and Thornton was second. Daiy popped up a fly in front #. ff firing 1t to S second kiiiinR Thorn % g saf ng aRd es2s rinSa sSSa t sS sf!nsgiS sgSs triple.
 Both Scored in First.
 Both sides scored in the first in- n,ng; s,., Win ftn t two gene psly put one ne third. but Dsiy bumped into Krebs. making him drop the ball, Sabrie's walk niiing the bags. Wheat beat ending 1t on ny to Hopkins.
 Bliss started the last halt by push ing a~safe one to right, Benson mak- Rssagan Rs % SrivnF FoE Bliss I in oRKn Rir ht Gsnt to been been another @ rn4 M1u put Ha0 eSmb Coaching fss let Hopkins try to score on Reagans Reasan going to third. Then Fisher put something on the ball and struck out Greminger and Krebs in success sion.
 It was all oyer in the third. sabrie started 1t with a two-bagger, and counted when Wheat hit to left. Bliss could probably have stopped the run great difficulty in picking up the wild heave to Greminger. Wheat going to Hopkins: Fisher hit @ safe and James went to third, Thornton's home run putting the three tallies over. The next two were out. but the score was Bliss walked in the last of the third and went to third on Hopkins hit to right a a,,sn ,Gremingsr droye droye one at James kins home. -Rockenfeid hit safe, and on Pepe's long hit. 1t looked safe for at least a couple of runs, Thornton catch.
 senteil walked in the ninth and got to second on Sabrie's hit to Rocken- Rrebs fa@beS Seat Sss h ana ssg when counted. Garvin driving Wheat home; The next two were out. and no more to in favor of Mobile. The score was: