The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
GOOD PLAYERS
 ARE OFFERED Greminger May Pick Up
 Ball Tossers. THREE TWIRLERs SEEK JOBS One Man Looks Good and May Be
 Signed. silver Biii Phniips Desires Te Make . Trade Whereby He Can seenre
 Livsly, Guese and ... , Krcbs.
THREE TWRLERs SEEK JOBS

If Ed GreminEer were to sign all of the ball players that are every day ap- plying to him for jobs. he would have this town of Montgomery so full of ball tossers that 1t would be hard for the balance of the population to navigate. Besides the three pitchers mentioned In The AdvertiBer. the other day, he has letters on .nle from. three more who would like to help Montgomery make a fast finish this Hummer One of them Is Carnes, a pitcher that was with Los and the other is Doyle. . pitcher that has been with the Northwesterh League In 1907, Carnes won 16 ana lost is of the games with Los Angeles. : He struck out an average of nearly eight hayters a game. but his control was joke, for he gave nearly an aver age of nine bases on balls q game.
 In 1s05 Doyle pitched z7 games for and played four games In the outfeld. having batting average of .715. He won IT, lost 10r hit. lr batters and gave an average Of two bases on balls 6 sa sos 'I1Sx vs Ga' Sid 0Hd pssh T darin. the the 27 games. That wasn't bad? In 1906 he was with Butte, lIit the same league. winnfhg s12 and losing l3 games, giving an average of littis mora than one batters and striking out nearly three men a game. His batting fell off though and he only hit ser.
 that G9eminssn Gsss has shi had d0 from. Is Wills. . pitcher that has been in the Hastern and Central Leagues for the past few. years. In 1908 he was ger was member of the Detroits- The tigers had some exhibition dates with Evansville, and in the nrst game. this Wfllls was in for the Central League inser says thai wills had them soina and the Tigers never got lSeven . scratch hit until the eighth. Out of 3t games that he pitched in 1908 he won he went in after another pitcher had been driven to the woods. He gave an average of two bases on balls, struck out an average Of four men 2 gams. five hits . game were made on him while eleven of his games were shut outa for hiB opponents. Some pitch- sSs sss eabsPs safs sRs tSi. as ss sSrSs ss' m W'A A letter came to Greminger yesterday morning from Bill Phillips. Bill has the O. and P. League. and is now one of the magnat6s of the Central Le0sua. \ am pretty bad off for pitchers and
 cstcns he TFose .lasa sssmiRSer; 2S out a1s os Gueae, Lively and Krebs."
 Now that's a nerve to admire-just think of iti coolly asking for Jack Lively and whitey Guese. two of the the 5ob, 1Gr: Phillips should by all
 means have asked for Forest Thomas. | Herbert Juul and Elmer Bliss. It ts ] to laugh--and the big leader of the | Climbers had his laugh.
 It is possible, however, that Krebs may be traded to Phillips, and as Bliss
 has always had an obtection to com,ing ,,,ig
 Ell" also. as he has always pitched up 1 in that league, anyway, Jimmy Ryan l getting hfm from Grand Rapids In & trade for Blll Hausen.
 Freddie Ridolphi received a letter from Herbert Juul yesterday morning 1 ln which he says that he is working out ] and Keeping in good shape, though he is studying pretty hard at the same
 1t is pretty cold up here in nlinols.- ? that grand old Montgomery weather. | Give my regards to all my friends down there q hope made more friends than | enemies) and tell the boys that hope
 to be with them before long"
 Juul win not report unti after he
 Illinois in Jnne. The clever sonthpaw
 made lots of friends in Montgomery
 last summer who have lots of faith in
 him and are expecting some good work
 this season.. Whiteman matter yesterday, but Pres
 tdent Chambers and Manager Qremin- ger feel pretty sure that there will be | no hitch in the matter of Montgomery | landing the hard hitting outfielder.
 Even if there should happen to be '