The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-02
Two Scratch Hits on
Local Man.
MONTGOMERY PLAYS
The BETTER BALL
Hits When Necessary And Field
Errorlessly
Besides the Pitching OF Lively the
Feature OF the Game was the
Batting OF Jud
DAILY.

Jack Higgins had the Casino at
Pickett Springs filled with four or
five hundred enthusiastic fans yester-
day afternoon, when almost duplicat-
ing his magnificent feat of last We'd
nesday. Jack Lively shut the Memphii
out right in Charley Babb's back yard
at that. 1t made fifteen innings that
the North Alabama boy has worked
without a hit having been made on
beer, made on him yesterday, up TO
the last half of the sixth round. when
Wheeler punched one to right field.
making the two hits OF him. with
twenty-nine Egyptians facing him dur
two out in the ninth, when the game
was Called.
Not base on balls did he give while
he struck out three batters. Charlie
Shields twice and Jack Daubert once,
two of the heaviest hitters In the
Southern League. His support was
worthy of the grand pitching, the
bunch behind him putting up gingery
The result was that the poor Turtles
were dashed to the mast.
the hitting OF Jud Daily. the left gard
ener tearing of four hits and driving
In two Of the runs, pinch Hits of Pepe
and shannon. driving IN the other two
runs.
to do the hurting for them and the
Climbers, eight hits were hammered
out OF his system. four of them lump
I'D In the second inning. Ills controi
was worthy of Shultz, of MOBILE. He
walked four men and hit one ana on.
OF the bunch he was lucky enough 10
get away with only one OF the bases
on balls, scoring outright, though tho
base on balls that he gave in the seq
ond inning. forced a man to second
~ hol
by Fritz max ing another run for the
Climb ers--and II was q bad day all
round for Mn Charlie Eritz. Of Mobile.
Ala, nephew OF Mr.. Charlie Frank. OF
made behind FTtz. but couison's wild
throw to the plate In the second
round caused q run.
with one gone IN the second. Rocky
beat out a hit to Wheeler and Fitzsim-
mons sent him to second when rrits
smashed one to left and Rocky came
over. Pepe going TO third. when coui-
son made his Wild heave to O'Leary.
sps Fsr 0R Vailed k sh v snd
advancing Shannon 60 second. Daily
driving him in With smash to Gem
ter tea. srWisn s sp Il with n, hit e
the game practically cincned.
Fritz was lucky enough to crawl out
OF one Of the worst looking holes in
the third. that pitcher ever got into.
whfteman, the first man up. walked
and stole SECOND. Champ ostesn struck
at Babb that was bit too sultry for
the Turtle manager TO hang on to,
stealing seco.d Then. Mr.. Fritz was
in the middle OF something fierce. He
took a desperate chance. walked I'D
Greminger to save the chance OF the
two runs being driven in. and filled
the bags, with only one out. Jake
Daubert got Pepe.s foul and Babb
handled Shannon's Inland Fritz was
yanked out OF the hole.
Pope walk ed in the sixth t vas .s; sac o.
Liveiy's hit to Daubert. DAILY drove
one at Fritz that came pretty near
knocking the pegs from under the left
handler. Pope registering and Daily go
Ing to first safe. but was forced at
second on Kerwin's hit to Babb. but
the count was to o.
Nothing more was done and at ASH
the game was called to allow the two
teams TO catch trains for Mobile and
Montgomery. with runner ON second
and two down In the last half of the
myth inning. The score was