The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13

Just what a great figure brains cut in baseball is shown by this story from a St. Louis paper: .,,oa
 One little incident of game plMyeS last June at sportsmans Park rknws DSs" wbv 9S, FieIder Jones is a great leader on tns \ bali deid The Chicago mansger m 2 most heartless manner ignored s,, sSn ment antirsly sEy,ns and in w5Has oSs of the most aeaperate eleven -inninG battles eES. s. seen in the city. It was a peatinS 1I|e S. will long be remembereo py .P t6s Ssaro Syn1 ~ 1TIvinnfne in glorious fashion.
 kube Wadde1l and Frank smith WeEe the pitchers that day ana nS D"ih of the sMc1Aohs tsntb tanine. the Browns had mads seven hits on the Chicago strong nSn s1 and fine Sox had befted but nve . sahe ones on Rube's left-hanaea eaarisnced noo9h so9iis teams. had prevented trouble sx- cent ir two of the innings An .1 h tae, ths ta1Ed retired all Jimmy Williams, 1i~ who was punching the ball WI Mlthoass sls mercy at that time drove 9,lt 9ne aag4 8mitlis speedy ones Sver tas sSI1tb "I- in- -nInS Fielder Jones poked a safe slnr @ aia iio left fieid. stole second and was driven home by timely singls Dy fh fhs lawn Anderson, That Leo aspnsrata. ap iv thronRh the tenth inning wltn na,ther one getting another counter.
 in the eleventh Inning, the SoA faps s,p.s ped three singles on AuRss As SavIna SunIS % fhe sanoe won. But 1t was far from oyer. as the next few minutes snoWsat ' sSs ! hefore Frank Smith knew what ne was sas about E:.ss the |, SFSSRsh ssa haf hp os ts eleventh ana no one out. That was situation that would have caused many ,tn nLn ager to give SP sPEnnbsd in despaiT' be De did was { sSerciae a bit of brain power. 4
 George Stone was the next man to hat and the Browns's rooters Were nearly wild with exeltsnensS; ,nss Ss9f,e 3he ,iirf from his spikes. eager to set m tba batter's box. Frank smith was Tn fine box surrounded by all or tne m fielders of the Gnlcago er ee eEIsider Jones ssarssrsd on the scene. He trotted In from the outfield. waved smith from inc box. though the pig pitcher neo oe been s,a0 dIln Pp .Docs % White from the far eorner of the field where he. had been Sgarmina up Jones knew tnat stone would De weaker against Ieft-hahd- s'whIte never threw bigger and faster Hu,vAs than he hahded GeoFgs stone. With three anxious runners on tn . haQaa Stone fauDbu Qult way - A@A9AS would have won the game
 nannv Hoffman was the next batter on the list. but he, too Is weak asainss; ieft-handers, so Manager McAleer heIu him on the bench and sent Jimmy 9nas more Fielder Jones trotted in from the outfieid He asked the um- pire If Stephens had oticlaliy peen substituted for Hoffman, and iearnlhh such was the case, ahe waved Doc white to the bench and called In Big Ed Walsh. walsh shot his famous "spitbalr at Stephens like a bullet ana Jimmy swung wildly three times TWO men were out. ..-
 Jimmy Williams was the next battel and Walsh was left co handle him. Jim selected a nice one and creelEed 1t. The ball went in a line straight oyer Dono. hue's head, but the ewer-ready "Jiggs- leaped into the air and clutched it. Int aaYae was over and the three St. Louii Tunners were dead on the bases.
 It was probably just such actions as that on the ball field that allowed Jones to keep the White Sox up in the race nntil the closing day of the season. Ht has no sentiment for any one of hil players on the field. He never hesi' fates to take a man out of the pitch CTS box if he thinks 1t the best thlna to do In order to win the game. H plays no fav6rites whatever.
 Muggsy McGraW Of tue New IcFh 5Esiarta' Q anofher GQana aF q Ete 3aIleG'