The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-25
Many Passes to First
Were Issued.
MEMPHIS TWILERS
WALKED DOZEN MEN
Local Singers Got But Two Safe
Drivess
B.t for Elmer Bnss's HSms Run Drive
IN the seventh the Mestse.sry
Team would Have Bees
Biankea.

z Total abstainers to . superbly mark
ed degree. those Climbers nanded tne
Turtles the last s.ar cane q &c series yes
Elmer Bliss was in for the locals and
while he was hammered pretty hard,
still he kept the hits scattered, Two
Of the Memphii runs came In as re-
suit OF bases on balls and couple
more runs were due to balls that went
to Whiteman. the scorer out OF large
and saving Whiteman the error. The
run in the sixth inning was the result
of base on balls. and q ball that
bounded n t had for pnns Would have
heen earned by the Turtles but White
mans throw to the plate put both OF
ouiesssr was in for the Turtles and
he had the most rabid Maverick that
ever roamed the Western pratries skin
ned forty blocks. Eight bases on pals
s 81 IL enc wSe shs 4aEt fs' swrs IRE was
troi A obsolete sol In the English language
and was getting aWay with nla IT, , az mag
through a glass aarklg;;, ~, Time e.g aIt er
put runners on base. when a small MT
courtesy. however. Mr.. Gremingers po-
tearing sse on that swat-though on sew
s srs ts III e ogsp sas
The nearest that the Climbers got to
the plate was In the NTH inning. when
with the bags inflated and two down
nut towards cleaning up, was a tiny ny
that Mr.. Babb gracefully AnpS IN MS
NIT, from the sturdy bat OF MT. Daley.
session, Quiesser had worked no-hit
game, though he had walked enough
men to throw away q couple Of games:
He hsd Sysn tS Ssten smashed the spinal
column of the dromedary came when
he walked Hub Hart. the hrst man up
IN the seventh inning and the Ne eis sIisa
stepped into the tide In the anairs OF
msn crashing out clean home run 70
the center field fence, he and Hart mer-
popuiace did things to the .atInosphere.
Then Archie Persons cracked out one
TO center field. and che populaes got
busy again. EghS mere sna aaftiy
Charlie Fritz being turned into Q res res
cue society. The iirst Offering o. M.
ed tie ball. but 1t landed IN the paws
eountsnanee looking IKE he hsd vige 81
Daley aii worked tie southpaw for a
w Wsit IAN his sons Ito BabBl This
resembied the sun breaking through
a bank Of .ciouds.S Just then Rockin;
field walked. choking the bags, and
the clouds obscured the Babelonian
countenance again. He saw then that
Fritz had lost control and pressing his
digfts again. he played for Rudy
Echwenk. Fitz, who was on the job
as 'umphs, said nay. ana Fritz had to
70 ON and take his medicine Grem-
Inger was up and Fritz walked him
forcing Persons In and moving DAILY
up to third. leaving the bags still full.
Only two runs were needed to tie now
and IL the Echo man had been on the
bleachers. he would have been 1t.
Right here was where Il looked like
Mr.. Pope had gunmed the cards. He
saw that Fritz was higher In the air
than santos. Dumont ever went and In
stead Of waiting and having more runs
forced in, wiah q chance of Hub Harris
hitting the hall and cinching the game
or even forcing In another run and tie
ing up the score. he tried to kill the
baff--there was a WOODY fly to Charlie
Be bb--and the bet was or.
with two dfbwn and a man on third
In the eighth the fateful hour Of 5
O'clock had came"--and the game
was called according to agreement,
the Turtles having to catch a train for
Memphis. where they play Nashville
today.