The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-06
Final Count Shows 80
Score.
SCHOOL BOYS SHOW
SOME STAGE FRIGHT
johnson Pitched Pretty Game
Against Lcaguers.
Lively h sent Through Nine Innings
and Gets His Best Work Out Of
the Year, Always Look
Ing Good.

r. In an exercise gallop, Greminger's
an 5 to o count. the Marion bunch
| drawing the short
The Marion crowd. considering ev-
bpt there a pretty St. fast st
spots In both the in and outfield, that
Hickman has evidently overlooked. Be
ing the first time they had ever been
up against league team OF the cali
bre Of the home people. they were
and stage fright butted in with con.
| siderable vehemence in the irst SEES
| sion.
1t IL just such incidents as this, how
| ever, that give q valuable lot of expe-
odds ON that the Marion crowd win go
back home Wednesday night, knowing
more about the national game than
| they. ever did before.
Johnson worked q nice game of ball
| for them on the hill and while he was
pretty hard at times, costly errors
at third and second base and out In
together. with passed BAH by Heath.
The hitting OF the Climbers was
with trs q nes sh1 swass h n foay
times up one OF them, a two sacker.
Manush tore OF couple of hits. Daily
ana getting peaa ana
Lively one single each.
Whtteman was at second base as
Rockenfield had a lame knee, and while
| he handled his three chances without
| q rifiie. Manush took care Of his
chances. without any trouble and the
low throw to ar ns ss%e OF Saf
hit in the third inning. The Kid
played some great ball. though, and
Singing lime RHINE Sit in the s'a flrst It inning
| made everybody sit up.
The outneid worked nicely. DAILY
and Persons had four putouts, but not
territory. only four balls going to the
outneid.
1he Feature Play.
The real feature of the game, how
ever was magnificent running catch
iy's in the nth Inning. The fielder
Just got to and held near the foul
INF m de SaPo r,s pfett eld sof, for Lively
and never during the nine innings did
he have to tighten up. HIS only lack
only base on balls that he gave. He
struck out seven men with delivery
that did not seem to have much speed
was when Heath managed to hit one
over Whiteman's head in the eighth
inning. Bruner hit one in the fourth
as Greminger was about to get his
paws on it-and 1t had to be called
hit.
The big pitcher had the best work.
out that he has had this spring. as
Greminger kept him on the jump and
would have him running over and COW
ering the bag every time q ball was
hit towards first base. His work was
without flaw. and besides his three
put outs. he had four sharp assists.
The locals broke into the tally coll
umn In the first session when Wallace
gummed up hit of Jud Days, the
passed bail. 1t looked foggy for
johnson when Kimbro messed Ker-
wins hit and Greminger was walked
with only one hand gone: On the
sr%n S Ss t to h Ra sad p %as
ing home when the ball was shot
back to Heath and while 1t looked as
If Kerwin was safe, yet Stickney said
Manast's grounder. and was out of On
ugly looking place with only one run
Johnson started on bad in the sec
second. Pope hunted and Johnson
Whiteman beat the throw. he and
Pepe counting on a wild pitch. Krebs
Lvely's hit to Bruner. DAILY hit one
that Kimbro threw to second, but
Wallace forgot to tag Lively who
counted on Wallace's wild peg OF
EeEbOn tAahAh8 IL ~
Bruner made q great stop and throw
of Kreb's hit in the fourth. but KIM
bro had his foot on the bag when ne
got the throw-and, the runner was
safe. Lively swatted one to right that
sent Krebs to third. both of them get.
ting over when Daily hit one way out
In deep right for three bags. Daily
was out stealing home, however, and
the count was 6 to O.
Greminger ripped open the NTH with
a corking two Dagger to left that gave
Hanna chase--though the fence was
of great assistance. Manush hunted
and Johnson tried to get Greminger
at third. the big manager sliding into
the bag in a cloud of dust and beat
ing the throw. Then came White
mans long sacrifice fly to Hutchinson.
Greminger counting. Manush was out
at third on Pepe's hit to Bruner. but
Pope stole second and Krebs drove
him home with his third hit OF the
game, making the score s to Q and
ending the scoring. The final score
was:
Montgomery ABB. r. H. Pc. A. f.
Daley II .........3 2 0 o