The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-30
MONTGOMERY
HITTERS LEAD
Greminger's Climbers
Show Highest Class
DAILY LEADS IN THREE BADGERS
Averages Show Much Speedy Base
Running.
Dick Bayless Leads League In Cross
ing the Pan. WHILE Chicken Hsn-
line Has Greatest Total Num-
Der Of Hits.

Averages compiled for the season to
date show that the Climbers stack up
high In all departments of the game.
Accurate figures show that the luck
mas broken bad for the season, or
montgomery would be at the top Of
fhe frst ayissn .n n al
averages show that Greminger's crew
are there with the goods.
run. s saas s shs sSahsn
two-baggers and In three-baggers. II.
y true that Chicken Henline has made
the best average In individual hit
the bunch. As a team also Montgom-
cry leads the league with ITO two-bag-
gers and forty-five thrsebaggers,.
players are doing In runs scored. hits
made, extra base hits, stolen bases and
sacrifices, and also how the teams Of
prove Of interest to the fan. Here
are the figures on these points, IN
elgding the games played through last
Dick Bayless, the fieet-footed out
fielder OF the Atlanta team Ii the lead
tines ss aaSvng syss:eS 1 the hsSe
s.; Daley. 90; Kerwin, so; Bay. go:
WWihssman; Isl aeniine, So Dexter. g.
Robe. SO
,s MGsh HE asnIIa line. The fleet Baron LEI,
bingles. 1879 having rained from, his
who have made 100 hits or more are.
MoisswSrth, us; aeellvray. IL; ps:
ley. ia; Kerwfn, i1s; sentell, ia;
Bayless. III: Coulson. 1866. Persons.
mary io a.: ds ss iG Sss s snss lS
Butler, 10l.
rotan S'I mans 1sr"I leads he sosatsern
League players in making ewo-baggers
with a; The other players who have
B Bssswa II q To- e eoSso rs sS
is Rockenfieid. 49,, Wheat. II; KeEE-
win, II; Collins. II Wiseman. III;
Dexter II; asy, III paisy; 10.
But three Southern League players
hays made over 10 three-baggers TO
S MaSsr They are; Daley y; Whsat Il;
s ssS,T1; !; ana .. the ''nsl Players A''
Frank Hueisman. the big Dutchnian
Come ruS eionts s'e * the ssxs Win
four circuit smashes 70 his credit. The
other players who haye m ms sas. tive =
1 sspe, d D Fieed, senis. i. cs ssssx.
3; Hsnlins, q sas Mss%sFi si a. a'zi7' i
Al Newton continues TO lead In sac
rifice. hits though by only o narrow
margin. He has made ~ of 'hese licks
made % or M more Sacrifices G are; WEE
man. ls; Kerwin. 81; ELAN, sim Nc
Murray, 2s; Senteil. rs; Robe. rs; Nc
Cay, 81; bebb. 81: Wh'te;nan, 81.
stolen Bases.
Gygli Of Birmingham continues to
lead in stolen bases, but the other
players have been crayling UP on him
sacks. The other players WHO have
Wiseman. "a Daley. IS: Dexter. %;
Persons, ii ii; B aerwald. %; Collins 70;
Eliam' 20; M H..TS T,a.I 20;
Runs--Montgomcry, 42S; Atlanta.
3s4: Nashville. s7A; New Orleans. 35s .
Memphis. $40; Mobile. S41: Little Rock
'sf slrmm,aStas@ ..s: nirminsham
87S: Nashville s71: Memphis. s5s; Lit
tie Rock, sS3: New Orleans, sag; Attain
Ia. sol: Mobile. 763.
Memphis. f0s: Nashville, los; New Or
ham. i5f; Mobile so: Xtlanta. II:
MISUNDERSTANDING. IS; At
l ham, ~ r. Nss X e; Memphis. 70;
Home Runs-New Orleans. ~; Allan
ia, II Mobile, 8: Little Rock; g Biz
s. s Ms%Rai' Aai.s--Atian.a. 900: Rir-
gomery. III; Mobile, 1ss; Memphis. $50;
stolen Bases B,rmingham iS6; At
R Isnss 49, 49, Naehvii'e. e TO Mobile ia;
New Orleans. 1903: Memphis, 1o7.