The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-01

BASEBALL cHAFf.

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Too bad, there was only one rain.
Those inneld hits did the work
Only one bali went to the outneld.
work
shannon was banished from the
The Athletics were stopped by Bos-
ton yesterday.
whiteman was the candy kid around
Nashville and New Orleans will clash
on Sulphur Dell today.
er M9atgSo D had ssrsn couple q rotten
things look dangerous.
Hart caught a beautiful game, and II
was due to his speedy throws. that two
third and home.
DAILY stole base in the nth, which
caught the eye OF the crowd He was
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caught SO cold that he kept on going
to second. Dexter. thinking that he
was sliding into the arst bag. went
surprised to find that DAILY had gone
the other way.
The fourth inning had an exciting
nnish. Osteen had thrown low to
first on Huelsman's grounder and he
was safe. Dexter grounded to Rock
enfield at the second bag and instead
OF touching the bag. Rockenheld threw
ABOUT two feet to osteen. who dropped
the ball and both runners were safe,
with none out. Demontreville then
sacrificed. and with the runners on
third and second, things looked dan
and hunted to Whiteman, who shot
In like fash and threw underhand to
Hart at the plate and the big fellow
was nailed. Matty then started. toward
second with the idea OF drawing the
throw. for q double steal, but Harris
fast throw was stopped by Lively and
he threw to Whiteman at third and
Dexter was caught cold. 1t was q
priiiiant hnish to-a poorly started in
ming
The majority Of the fans missed the
excitement incident with the fast play
ing of Whiteman In the fourth. as q
the whole of the grandstand to the
top tier. 1t appears that a white citi-
zen had seen negro stealing plurns
and had ordered them to QUIT. The
negro did not obey the command, but
a, few scattered buck shot made him
change his mind, several of the shots
singing the negro in the head.
In the first few innings the Montgom-
cry players went after Umpire Moran
pretty hard for allowing Hess to take
step out Of the box In delivering the
ball. Eis jumps did not relish the call
he was getting and finally chased
shannon from the game. From the
grandsrant 1t sounded as though the
umpire said that the manager would
have to go to the club house, but as
came the goat and went to the club
one '1 remarS marked that the Montgomeryy
club had changed managers In pretty
In the third inning Matthews the
first man up. was hit by pitched ball.
Lindsey but him down with a sacrifice
was an easy out and with two down.
Robe got the first hit off Lively's
beauty down the third base line. and
1t was good for two runs.
Montgomery got her frat two runs
in the third, when Lively's single was
followed by Robes error. Kerwin then
beat out bunt and two runs Were
scored on successive helder,s cnoices.
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During the entire game. not . Mont
gomery man put the ball to. the out
field and Kirwin got the only chance
given any Of the keepers Of the outer
garden, when he nailed Kuelsman's
short fly TO center in the eighth with
two down and two on base.
Robe ana weimer did the hitting
for New Orleans, but Lively got each
of them on strikes. WeiIner was up
four times and famed the two times
that he did not connect safely. Rohe
famed once and the other time nit q
weak one to Lively,
The sixth was a busy one for the
down, Umpire Pfenninger seemed to be
willing to even up for the many bad
decisions he had given Montgomery In
the past, and called Persons safe when
there was no doubt about his being
out. Greminger then stung hoI
and Gene Demonk In trying to covei
second, was able to cross over the bag
and stop the baln but 1T had too much
speed and both men were safe Osteer
famed and thee the fun began. Hess
walked Hart ,hA4ing the bags and fol-
lowed by walking Lively, forcing In q
run. DAILY then beat out an infleld
came in. Kerwin followed with a good
healthy single to center and DAILY
over ran second, thinking that Lively
was headed for the plate, after Hart
scored on the hit. and In the mix
up, Lively was run down and tagged J..
whiteman started the fastest kind of
which brought down the house. De-