The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
JUST BASEBALL
Unifoxsns Arrive.

JUST BASEBALL
 Unifex1as Arrive.
 The new uniforms arrived yesterday. sS. s1. they r a:Sis:a ~Sss soms sa and fifteen handsome coats. There is one thing sure =. the Climb: srs..sa are Sl set Of Ssil ASS sSsssrs is pisis
 one of the new .uniferms--an extra one--was ordered for Ki-Ki. who has Greminger and is once more a member of the Climbers. having refused te play with the Adysrtsier team yester' !, Thomas ts Report.
 Greminger received q letter ffum Thomas yesterday, in which the star to Nsshviiis next next week to pitch on. Of the games. On Monday. the 2oth day ss.n.s Of ass Aps ThoIss Ssssvs toAsa a.,ns m: ! and 3. when it was called at the end working out with a team up In St. Joe s9anss a ss, the wsss sssr.sa T eosss ss ss saR: R on May l. but If he gets to Nashville next week. he will have to return I'm. mediatsly to St. Joe.
 Nelly stung.
 Rufus Molly reached the city from Birmingham yesterday morning He Biil Philips. at Wheeling. in the cen: the cards on Molly. Farreii held that s t as ss c ss and If t4s Es: Now biil Phillips. who. was manager os fwhen' he came down to help Charley oi rFa5s hs Sis %s.sssp shs sam q s. claims that Psiiiips has a claim on Molly even if he has gone to another 1t looks as if Molly would be the prop. not of silver Bin Phfiiips.
 E Something Hsppenea.
 Defect: dark; glcomy defeat was team yesterday afternoon. while the Sannsrs of the South Montgomery Champions, the latter team winning the game by . score of to {. th hs .ns Shsf ssais Of of e ans ws ney and Porter. for The Advertiser and the pitching of Hegenwald for the Champions. The teams lined up as foi
 xdvertiser--Rendrix. tb; Massey. cf.: Courtney. sb.; Porter. ss.: Bivins. if; Hs551 ss MeRR0nI2sEs; s auss e psus iss prics. ,s AissD~ssa asbsas 'n%asSR %SlG rs; Jones. of: Solomon. If.
 Following 10 the score: A HH Cnampions.. .. .. = -. '''s
 To Play Hewara.
 The Marion boys left last night for Birnlinghana where they play three The Marion boys have won the respect l of local fans by the pluck that they | nave shown in working just as hard | with 6 big score against them as if | cossc sss' tss% lss@ns 2: ons Ts'y ws: sass snd when they set up against . team | ,f their own class they will give c rood account of themselves. One thing | hat has impressed the local fans has luct of the Marion boys in Montgon- ,ry and 1t will always be e pleasure | o have the Marion ball team here in | he future.
 Believes in Discipline.
 "Muggsy MGraw is such firm be- fever in discipline that the whole ssins E0t so de in the Ssss Ss cs ssa ae nofe. whom he suspended for biting Ariie Latham. McGraw declared at hat time. that Seymore couldn't play An iiiustrsfion of Mc0rAw's fixed deas as to discipline are given in an 'xchange as follows: n the ninth: man was on first and I Hay 1t down." said "Muggsy" to the latter.
 The man stepped up to the plate. aST a straight one coming. over. swung t 1t, and lifted it over the fence. As he srod ssS n o ,Ss the ass SsnSh ger parked at him; r You're fined fifty. When say 'unt, I mean bunt."
 Bold Weedtug Out. Commercial, Appeal.
 Unless ills or aches eurtail the pitch ns 1 and receiving .,ra s1a os the Turtles cen the last of walter Schmidt and | jimmy Withers, for this season at east. This young battery was ship | Q Q ii the GjAlsm Winston club in the ,arOlina League. which has grown to | 'e known as developing school for 0iS The sale by Managers Babb of the 'itcher and catcher leaves the local amp filed with nineteen members. The practice seasons was started with
 
 ow, as May 15 draws near. This Is he final iudgmsnSt Sra.assnt dsy 1lowsS SE aysr sauHi tG fss w5ssn 6s a S'AaS n5SntsS nS '"u Meantime Manager Babs la pus- led Otto Wagner a highly touted out many critics say nothing but rosy hings ts rounding to. Ills entrance ng as to the Anal selection of . regu- ar trio for the outer sentinels to be ,hosen from Stinson, Wagner. Baer- gald, Couison and DoodruR.
 DemOnt HustlinG. New orleans Item.
 When Manager Frank signed Gene oemont, the Birmingham papers said he Peicans were iadeed in hard straits Now they are commenting In great enc husiasm over DemonfB work and pre- iicting a good seSson for Gene under he Dutchman's management. Everybody knows that Demont is an | d-timer. but there are only g few | wise ones who know that he still has | t on some who are much younger. | Manager Frank expects Gene to play | } good game this season whether he | sticks on the pelican team or not and | to that end Demont ia hustltng like the | YounRster. - |
 Not q season passes that the Dntoh- man .doesn't pick up some man Bir- mingham has turned loose and bring him back to life. He dtd that with