The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
FEW RECORDS . ARE SMASHED Big League Season Not
 Remarkable. SOME GAMES SENSATIONAL No Pitcher Twirled 1 No-Hit Major
 League. Work Of IndiviAsal Player. While Ex- ceiIent In General. Doesn't Add
 Any To Baseball Star

 While there were many sensational ...sde by teams h both mayor leagues in the season Just ending. II Is neve.- .neiess fact that m only one or two instances were records. wnicn haa 1Qualed. Great pitching. terrific bat. ,ing and me base running featured ,nrougnout the season in both the Ma. when % It " came 'frsc 10 rscord-smasnins nns % the players In most cases fell snort by a small margin. g 4 A glance over the work of the pitch CTS in both organizations shows that not twirlcr pitched no-hit game. In past seasons there were always one or two such contests played in either Sns raS or the other 6st the ess opposing team down with one safety. Of these there were seventeen all told. eleven in ths National and six in the the feat was accomplished in the older organization. three were by Pirates. GGamnitz G,1 turning the Gs, trick tw,ss ct.ra and got into the ons-hit class. Miner 1mss. of New Yorx. sSdA aid not s' siio~ Breokiyn hit during the first nine is.. Nc pitcher in the American was
 The record for issuing- bases on nsin ptehsr afs Shsf. 1ho nos as with the Boston Red sox. Karger walked twelve men in . game at Bos- Sa @o SS out sncss then the have given ten free passes in the Ma
 No player was able to equal the rse- 1900. that of getting six hits In . sin made by six players, Eddis Grant. of the the tpak aaaa M sss fosr stnas ae complished the feat in the National easue two were Pirates--clarks and season '1"sSh %as that % SstPsssn Psssap apssrot and @ when they. Rattied for eighteen in- .H ss's N.s Psso and ses ton went seventeen innings to a s-s tie, darkness putting an end to pro- Gsedings. The longest same that the at Forbes field on August $. fourteen calls were returned victors. For total player the record Is held By Hobiitzeii. 2 total of ten on four hits or New erican League record-hclder in this respect with one less. made off Wash inRton moundsmen.
 The following is a short chronology the campaign of 1909 in the major Largest number Q, strike outs in Brockfyn against %e st. Louis suly ss ausSss.A ',ornesly q wssSiSs.oni F F mfSs Ss.es sEsInss on Sa G,eyfsna s Jss natl. against Boston, May ia
 Players who have made i've hit: in fRs siSnss ssean April s or asainst d'fRea M cage: Clarke; PistsSuraE; aE:,a Jgn;s sS; Al. II. Louis; Grant, Philadelphia Nationais. October 9, against New. York; Hartzell. St. Louis Americans. August lS; against leans, September against Boston.
 Largest number of runs scored in one innlng-st. Louis. Il, made on May 50. ssalniYf Ssm York Ginf,nnad made asain:t wsskns-
 Triple play. unsssIsted-Neai Ball. of GieyeIand: aEain.t Boston; duly ls; ming game--National League. New York 10. against St; Louis. August E i,; !; NfTi TisSsss Sssf' namfBer AafBss' oi hits in nlnen- ming games--Nationai League. New York 3s, against st; Louis. August III; A%srtSsspk As@ Sspk Lsasses 1ass ss Boston s against
 Longest games of season---Nationai | League, New York vs. Boston,. July 2s,
 eaEne nanBs BBstrois ssoTs Ss wsshns.on nings, score o to O..
 Total bases made in c,nnnnst cs,,nFls gane 1S Ss against ssn ssaSSs;h &Ss;;hine eson. oGSHi S1iy ,5. 5 V
 Psysrs FsyrSss sHa hsXs sfs osaes sIs fqn. M Ter. Grant Abbaticchio;. Wilson. Wag- ner 2, Tinker. Gibson. Clarke and Mur. ray. Mitchell. Miller, Wagner. Tinker the the bali Over the fence.
 | fsf One-Htf Games.
 l April IA SAmerican)--Detroit 2. Cht- cago g tMuliin and schmidt; smith ana apTii sH'''ssn' ss itNational>-Pl.tsburg g Cincinnati tCamnitz and Gibson; Du- 0pS May " 21 sNationaD-chicago 2. Bos. ton (overall and Moran; Mattern and pSiss.,ps. 4ms5tsans''vissss s5s.s and s:.ssr,; 'c June 30 aAmsricanj-chicago ( Cleveland Q (waish and owens; Young ana 5uas nssssrtyNs; ss tfyNsa;tionaD-chicago {. Gin. Campbell, RoysI 9,oaa and sInsInn.., Mehssn1; s I Brooklyn (Fromme and Mclean Wilhelm and Bergen).
 ! July 9 onal)-Pittsburg 9. New York lCamnitz and Gibson; Mar
 July 2s tNetionaY-Brooklyn 1, Philadelphia 0 (Pastorius and Bergen; 1 Foxen, McQuillen and Dooin).
 July 31 (National)--New York l. Pittsburg tWiltse and Meyers: Mad
 August 1 (NationaD-Chicago g Philadelphia Q (Brown and Archer | McOuillen and Dooin). August ericanl-Chicago l. Phiiadeiphja 0 (scott and owens; Ben der and Livingston).
 August 5 (American)-NewY York 5, St. Louis o (Warhop and Kleinow Petty, Waddell and Stevens; ~ September il (American)-New York 8, Washington 0 Crockett and Sweeney: Groom, Reisling, Street and g gseptember l4 (NationaD-chicago {. Clncinnati 0 (Brown and Archer; Cas- Dess septsmbsP Saa sp'nRss Is CNationaD--Pittsburg 6, Brooklyn c (Wiltse and Gibson Fucker and MarshalI.
 September 26 (NationaD-CtncInnat 8, New York o (Gasper and Clarke Daily and Wilson,.