The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-30
HARRIS MEN
COP THE, GAME
Some Doings at BAIL
Park.
The GAME WAS A CLASSIC
Yannigzns Won Battle by Score q
10.
willis, the Big Twirier, Blew Into
Camp and Pitched For the Win
pers and Also Furnished the
Days sensation.

Aha" said Manager Hub Hart
sweet sleep will be me portion this
fatefui night"-and striding to thd
bench with a Hugh Jennings air, Id
beamsd even upon Elmer Bliss.
had q lot of beams coming to thenI
grace Of the defeat BY Gremingerd
n n., thsy e sSu ff5 the eight fass
while one run had streamed over the
plate for them. landing the strenuous
contest by score of to 0.
ing pitch Cd nf The eii rst part Of sSe samd
ending It for them. Jack Lively work
ed about six innings for the Regulars
was In Condition that looks IKE
something good for today. The bingles
of him were pretty scarce. but In the
second session George Whfteman hi
sprinted over the plate when ball
landed way back near the grandstandl
Willis handles himself nicely on tn
slab. He has a good overland deliv]
has lots Of speed. when he wants I'd
use 1t. He also caused the sensation
OF the day by running catch thaI
inning. ,Jud Daily had hit the bail |
good wailop and while 1t was high
yet 1t looked safe for two-baggerI
Bridges was working on the hill and
willis managed to get under that bail
and pulled 1t down, while Greminge1
stared and DAILY fell .in faint; Bill
Stickney was the arbitra Aerand though
he managed to lose about four out o!
every five decisions. he got away with
It. The game was snappy and peacv
full enough. until Hub Hart managed
to shove himself into pocket on thd
uv.A PnrHnnR
run down the line from third and
straight into the waiting arms Of
Spike shannon. Then there was trout
BILE and the entire Yannisan eunosl
''If had to work under you al
summer. I wouldn't haye anything bn!
gray hairs in my head" said big "a
fa sr s efs ss he A xsoua e siesn
casticaiiy continued. We'll the bes
thing you could do" Hart came bacH
OF that .chasm when you came to III
In the general excitement of the mo i
ment Dan Kerwin yelled at Link Stick /
ney, ..That'll cost you. Ave-" Sticknei
had any right to fine him. Yes. hd
has, IL he will divide the fine with me-
answered the manager Of the Yannt |
gans. The affair was finally comprorl
missed though IT is limited that the find
would have stuck. but for the fact
that Link was a brother OF the silve4
haired gent who called balls when 4
batter swung at them and strikes wheri
the ball knocked the dirt out of the
ground Just in front of The plate.
At supper last night, however. ond
would never have thought that there
had been ripple and Hart was proud i
Iy telling 1t up and down Commerce
Street that the victory was due en- 4
tirery to his magnificent headwork !
And one thing was proven-the bunct2
Is in shape to give Lumley and his
people about as hard a fight today as
the Brooklynites have had since com
The game today will be called at 4
O'clock Qreminger will have possibly
the same lineup that he used in the
Philadelphia games though the team
La In far better shape now than they
were a week ago and he has six pitch !
ers, every one in pretty fair condition.
A telegram from Treasurer Medicus OF
the Brooklyn team to the Exchange
Hotel yesterday. said that seventeen
men and two ladies would be here
Tuesday morning. This means that
probably only the regular team and
possibly most of the pitchers, will be
here, he youngsters staying in Macon
for another game there today. the two
divieions meeting in Birmingham Thurs I
day. Tickets will be on sale down9
town as well as at the grounds. and
General Manager Ginnevan of the Trac-
ton Company says that he will have q
car service on this afternoon that VILE
tickle the fans.