The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12
Third Stacker Gets Two
Of Them.
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CLEANED BASES WITH
DRIVE IN THE THIRD
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Only Three Hits Were Made BY the
Home Team.
Harold JONAS went Up In the Air IN
the Third aad walked Fivs
Men, Forcing In Two
Runs. =

TO Harold Johns's aerial flight in the
third inning, Billy Smiths lack Of
Judgment In the same inning and Joe
Ispes ciouting n the e same sans. round % was ,
lanta series going 10 the Climbers by
Joe Pepe was the whole thing yes
Msd sss sS t bat four lime. s ana srs
q couple Of home runs. both. of Of
Johns, the two hits driving In Ave OF
the seven runs-and that 10 hitting
some.
Only two hits were made on Johns,
Pope getting both. and up to the last
OF the third, the seuthpaw seemed to
have everything his own way Pepe's
homer In the SECOND inning being tne
In the last Of the third he lost oon-
troll entirely. walked ave men In the
Sas manner It e e cmSsrs dd the Tss
Rogers, Billy Smiths long drawn out
recruit. thep went In after the harm
was done, and Lively's hit in the sixth
inning. was the only clean hit made
Brilliant support was given the
Cracker pitchera and the chances are
that IL Billy Smith had used his brains
IA that third inning. the score would
That the left-hander had gone all TO
pieces was too plain. He had filled the
bags by hitting q batter and, walking
q couple Of men in succession and even
the massacre started, and 1t Rogers
had been put In then, the chances are
that this story would have Q different
Jack Lively pitched g good. steady
game and broke the hoodoo that has
been hanging over him. for the last
few weeks. TO his control Is due In Q
S SnS .wo bases h On Ss nssheS oi
them doing any damage. ana struck
out FIVE batters tanning Newton out IL
the third inning, with q couple OF men
1t looked bad In the first round. when
q cluster Of errors gave the Crackers
three runs, but the gang settled down
after that and gave Lively some neat
some great aelding was done on hotn
sides, Jordan's stop OF Greminger's
fierce drive In the first inning being q
feature, as was Pepe's stab OF Johns's
groubder in the first OF the fourth. and
in the sixth. Rocky's stop OF Smiths
hit which started doubie In the NTH
and his one-handed stab Of Walker
line driye IN the ninth were also fea,;
round work. as well as that Of the
outfield. was also good.
Winters started the game with q
clean hit 10 left, Persons bootinR the
Jordon struck out and BayIess hit one
that Osteen could not get TO. Winters
scoring. Bayiess scored on Moran's
hit, and Moran scored on Harris
With two gone in the last of the
second, Pepe got the longest hit of
the game, driving It past the club
house in left field for 4 clean homer
winters hit clean again In the third
and was sacrificed by Jordon, cid
Smith. driving him In and making It
Ia the thu last of the third Lively, first
man up. was hit by the ball, being
forced at second on Persons ground
er to Newton: Kerwin and Whiteman
w,alked. choking the bags: Greminger
thrown out at the plate. leaving the
bags etill full and two out. Rock
endeld walked and Kerwin was forced
In. osteen was walked and White
and the bags stili full. with only one
run needed to tie. Then Joe Pope
did. what nobody was looking for. He
soaked that ball to the left field
fence and 1t bounded over Cor his sec
on nS hoIs n rum driving in i Asrt foSr
making the nth man that Johns had
walked in that inning. Lively hit one
to second that was pretty hot. Jor-
don fumbled 1t, but managed to get
It TO HEM and Pfenninger called the
there were six runs and one hit.
Rogers went in then and the hitting
and scoring stopped. Lively's hit in
the sixth being the only one made on
him.
and he delivered the goods gith
home run that made the count to g.
The score was: