The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-10
He Soaks Two-Bagger.
Clearing Bases.
JUL WORKED BEAUTIFUL
GAME AGAINST THEM DUBS
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Gfemingers Crew Pot Up Snappy
Fielding Game.
Grant schopp Seemed To Have the
Goods During the First Part Of the
Afternoen, But Got HIS Bumps
In the END.

Shadowing Grant schoop In a man
ner that would make Pinkerton man
get somebody to teach him the bust
ness those Climbers of Ed Greminger
saved themselves, tfailed easily, and
came from behind with q resistless rush
In the eighth inning, landing the game
In that round by score OF to v.
Herbert JUL worked as neat a game
OF bali as one wants to see. The little
southpaw was In grand shape and had
everything that 10 necessary. His
speed was working In way Inat made
i've Of the Dubs strike out. two Of them
at critical stages of the game when q
nit would have possibly meant q run.
three bases on balls. none OF them
amounting to anything. In the ninth.
he gave couple more walks, but there
was already one dawn and he struck
He received beautiful support at
that. every man of them playing
steady. consistently fast game. OF the
Ave hits, credited to the Dubs. one was
two were hits that Umpire Fftxsim-
mons fell down on, as neither of them
should have been hits; ELAN got q
clean hit in the SECOND and Gygli hit
man did well to knock down. and these
were the only hits really made of
Juul.
The game was won by whiteman in
the eighth inning. when. with the bags
iull and nobody out, he slammed tho
ball tn oentar neld for q clean two.
Dagger, cleaning the bags and driving
In all three Of the runs.
Molly sent his southpaw in, and for
some pretty anxious moments IL looked
as II Grant Schopp was entirely toe
good for the Climbers to do anything
with. He was using dazzling speed and
sharp break to an out curve that up
to the seventh inning had struck out
six OF the hardest hitters on the local
team. HIS control was almost perfect.
second being the only two men that re-
ceived a base on balls.
For four innings not even q scratch
had been made on him: In the fifth,
was too far to the left of Schopp for
him to get. and the speedy left fielder
OF the Climbers beat It out. In the
seventh. Hub Hart drove one to center
Off Schopp. only one clean hit having
Then nth the . buneh h i tRsa T. G s Il.
Leading found the opening that they
admiral ly----The break had come.
schopp was weakening. and the climb
ers. BY = systans- AZ nnaataA. -taaapathv.
was as guiitless Of black marks as a
side had been. able 10 get man over
the so, Plate the score snS being tied up in
4 Archie Persons was the first man
up in the eighth, and he raped out a
clean drive to left field. Dan Kerwin
hit a hard one to right. this being the
only time during the afternoon that
two hits had come together of Sch ODD.
Jud Daley walked UP to the plate,
glared venomously at Schopp, as much
as to say that he was going to knock
the wadding out of the ball. Suddenly
there came a tapping as of some one
gently rapping. and DAILY had dumped
the most beautiful bunt ever seen at
abe Capitol Heights ball lot. The en-
and when the bali innocently, guillessly
rolled in front OF the plate. too far
in for Schopp, to feld. and too far out
for Ruba, that bunch OF Molesworths
gasped for breath at the audacity of
the Climber centerfelder. Before the
Dubs had found out where they were
at, DAILY was on first and the bags
were choked.
Then things happened.
George Whiteman stepped up to the
plate, there was q resounding crash.
the ball was flying out to centerneid,
while some classy sprinting was being
done by Messrs. Persons. kerwin and
DAILY. An three of them had scored
made noble effort to get it, It got
by, and Whiteman was tearing for
third. The ball was relayed In time to
stop the runner at third, but the three
runs were In. Rocky struck out, and
Greminger soaked the ball to left for
two bags, but there were two gone.
and Kaub got Pepe's foul. The three
runs were In, though, and the game
had been won.