The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

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 This it is believed will clear the muddie surrounding the much -discuss- ed trade for the Southern star.
 A FEW FOUL TIPS. E Would you suggest . diet of brain food for that Birmingham ball club.7
 Wonder if Al orth is going back to the Yankees7 stallings surely needs him. -.
 Clark Griffith and his Reds were coming fast yesterday. darkness barely saving the Giants.
 Boston, twice in the same place and knocked them out of third place in Han Johnson's league.
 The Cubs hammered eleven hits out of More yesterday, Boston only getting i've off Jack Pfiesser. and Chances people made 1t four straishts'
 Looks Ike the late ,,'na.. yImmy ,,ISs,ns Eyan's machinery last summer was upheld by the Chickens actions yesterday.
 The last half of ths ninth was over In jig time. The first man up was ssgSos saSa Ga the lass ay two sS Ds %sS oas Sna
 Good day for aerial ascensions yes terday. Mir. Manuel had his In the and Mr, Fritz in the sixth over in Ldt- tie Rock.
 whitey Guese was left at home yes- terday, the Climbers only playing three games at the slaspile. and then conn Ing home for eighteen straights at Capitol Heights.
 Brooklyn hammered twelve hits out of the Pirate twiflers, while Harry Mcintyre had the Pittsburgers goat. 'Andsome 'Arry don't want to commit
 Hugh Jennings and the. Detroit Tigers seem to be having DIE Gisnes of peaches handed them in Washing ham, Washington can't get much low CT.
 Game of tag in the American Asso. ice'Sni Mccioskey's crowd resainsd first place, Touisviiie team lost to Indianspoiis. and the race Is getting t6trid. creenvilis lost the iiirsF ssatiisg Sf ts double header with the Nashvfne Americans through errors but praced UP and tied the second affair. And lest game to Nashville through dumb work --see. t
 .Piana" Frank Smith made Stalling's New York people x look sls cheap c,arw wnlas o,,t of Bender in, the eighth round. .Cleve' land being only one game shy or peat. ing the Athletics our of second place in the American. !,
 Moxie Manuel at times showed flash. es of good pitching. He struck out Archie Persons, the first man up In the first rSgns, KsrwiH sSins asnt dSwn f1v oa thst Heniine promptly dropped in left field. Jud going to second A hit then would have meant e run. but Manuel struck Whitemen out.
 Heniine's arm saved run in the ninth. Pope was on third and Hart on second and Manuel struck Thomas out. With only. one gone Persons hit fK hs to sssrifes isa. nssa f Hsnine caught the fly and nring 1t to Rauo. doubled Pope at the plate.
 whitsy Guese was one of the most
  terday. He looked pretty blue when Juul exploded in the eighth, but smiles trickled all over his face when Tnomas let Gygli down on a hit to Pope. whit. ey will help Jack Higgins umpire all of these Birmingham games.
 Molly seems to be 'indiscreet" in the matter of changing pitchers Last inson out after the game had been hopeiessly lost and put Manuel in, us- ing up a fresh pitcher unnecessarily. Yesterday if he had taken Manuel out after he had walked Juul and filled the bags he had a chance to win the gamo, but Manuel was kept in and couple of runs forced in.
 The percentage column of this Dixie league seems to have s1lved the per petual motion theory. By that corner lot support given Bartley yesterday, the Volunteers go to second place while Buchanan's steady pitching put the Travelers'in the fitst division, put ting the Pelicans in fifth place close to the Climbers Today's games VIII S1w Afnhf1a vyil1 d Rht fha