The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
.i Game Ends With the Score of 7-5. EACH HAD 4 BIG INNING Both Teams Had Five Runners Over the Plate in One Round. Fsx Has saas of Fightsrs And The
 sseshsr. Leagsers HaA To ks,S aeiss An The Way.

With couple of runs tp the good, qreminger's crowd took the. first of final count. being ' to 6. To the steady, machine-like work of
 the home guard, together with some
 rapid work on the paths and all round
 ssds sss scSss Sss Ss Hns the bssh 9nf
 made what would have been beauti- ful afternoon # one could take exer-
 else, cold wind and frigid atmos-
 pnere. made things extremely uncom- tunate enough not to be sble to bask in the sun spots. Everything consider
 ed--Good Friday and cold day-tne crowd was larger than expectedEand
 bali game that is faster by far than
 the usual run of games played in the
 Spring.
 disginx crowd of bail players. that wifi make lots of trouble in the Sally
 League this summer. They are pretty handy with the hickory. these Coium-
 sus psopbs snS s. oyss sss ESs lots of their hits were lucky bingles and Texas Leaguers. but they hit that ball and hit in pinches.
 Ross Helm worked the whole sens for them and he pitched . game of bau that would win oftener than lose: Ills control was nearly perfect, Pope In the fourth round. drawing the only walk; while he struck out five batters and Einer Bliss worked the first six in ninxs and of the eight hits made oii him. several of them were lucky, Iexas Leaguers helping out the runs made py
 the Columbus people. Desaas ss woniv onIv one nit wxs made off him he came pretty near getting in bad with bases on balls in the eighth inning. his own quickness, with sharp work of har. . and Gremingsr. snuffing out 'he
 n snysS,ng were needed to prove to the local fans that Greminger has bali team that will hold most any oi
 them. yesterdey's battle cincne9 Ina; ss ike a run must kureiy get over. the
 infIeld was steady as q rock ana ', So1, ali through. The steady, hsrd nail playing was too much for the Soiumpsus ,rses | coiurnbus was completely surrounded one thing was demonstrated yesterday
 and that Is that EcckenfyIeiaa .sny saoa. ,s h,, |. magnificent form. He went anous n,' U, Him such a reputation two years agt | and if he holds that form this summer there won't be his superior at seconc base. ~,- 1r
 colSmsus; Sns ;nninE star.'a Dsis .ns had pShehsd out c two-bagger and was sserinceo " third bv Persons. Kerkin hit one on a line at Jim Fox that looked ike an
 SsuHht Osns tss Sescs drive and before Daly eosid sorsnibie back to third he had ffred the bali across the. diamond 10
 Hills--and there was as fast . doupie
 as I1 0nS sss svsr .sccnd. ma with one downA Rocky got Fcx,s hot hit and started another
 isra n tSeyiu tSe last half of the second things broke badly for Helm. qreninTss my ns inc. bag. Manush bunted and Hilie's wild peg put Gremingsf on third and
 Manush on second. Rocky struck out;
 but Grerainger scored ana t Manusn dr,s,,ms wSns ! Manush inV after Pope had stuck out. Biiss hit safe to right and SIart got
 to third. scoring on MassinEs throw,
 DaIy drove Bliss home and counted on n
 rsss'a eiss hit sS Scs But vs runs were
 with one down in the first hais of
 the third Banmert got 2 lucky M two. Texss' rex lea Ruer over third. Hiiis struck
 out, but Hale drove Bammert home. Helm scoring on Riggs two-bagser. Coveney's Texas leaEusr over Fege'
 hit safe and Coveney got to third.
 Fox hit to Manush and the third sacker threw MasslhE out at. second. but Link
 claimed that covsnsy got oyer the piste and the score was tied:
 with one gone in the sixth Pope
 uneorked q three-bagger. Hart strucs \
 out, but Helm dropped Btiss' ny and
 Peps counted. untieihg the score.
 Pope waa safe in the eighth on
 TIillea bum peg to Fox. Hart bunted and on Coveney's wild throw to Fox,
 second, the next two being easy. but the score was now to s. No more scoring was done and the game ended