The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-16

The fans down at Jack Higgins place had about as strenuous five minutes yesterday afternoon as they ever want to run up against. With the score standing to 0 in favor of the Climbers. Herbert Juul, who had been pitching brilliant ball up to that time. suddenly blew up. and if Orville Wright couIi produce machine that would go up in the air as successfully as Gremingers southpaw. he would have a finished airship. Juul had been steady all through up to the eighth. not giving a base on balls or hitting batter. In the eighth he hit the first two men up, gave three bases on balls. filled the bags twice. and the Dubs had a couple of men over the plate on only one hit. when Greminger took him out just In time. Thomas went in and saved the game for the Climbers, the final count being to 2 in favor of Montgomery.
 Juul not only worked a superp game ceived gingery support. and the Dubs were like little children in his hanis. Moxie Manuel was wilder than even the lawyers have tried to mahe ss,1s im,fsy haTsy ton of control, giving six bases on balls. Strange to say only two Of them actually counted, though he gave four of them in the second round. Climbers only hit Manuel hard in the third and sixth sessions, and one run each in those two innings were tn6 only two earned runs that Montgom-
 if Molesworth had used particle of Judgment and chased Manuel even at the end of the second inning. the the score in the eighth. and if Henline had not been so stupid in the eighth. the Dubs had 8 chance to win right there. If Birmingham had had a base would have won easily when they saw that Juui was all in. But unfortunate ly for them the Birmingham people have no ball team, and Montgomery won out of the twelve played this
 With one gone in the second Manuel started his Airopians ,,,etS enpersmen.s,i twa ns, Hart hit to Manuel, who. instead of throwing the ball to the first baseman: hit Hub in the back. Then 1t was all walked, ffIling the bags, and Manuel walked sPersens, -foEeinE. Stsreminger in. The bags were still choked andgMalpel was evidently afraid to take cnance Hart across. Daly ended 1t with fiy to Molly. The two runs had come in with two out, and not hit ana yet
 Whiteman started the third with g clean drive to center, going to second on Rocky's sacrifice. Greminger drove him in, and went tp second on the throw in. Pope hit to Ellam who threw tGreminger out at third. Raub threw Pope out stealing second, but the count was to O.
 Rocky hit clean in the sixth ana taking a good lead sprinted to third On Greminger's hit and out to Ellam. Pepe sent a long sacrifice fly to Molly and Rocky scored. Hart hit safe, put Manuel saved another run by striking
 MT. Juul did the airship act in the eighth. McGilvary. the first man up, was hit by the ball. Eliam was then plunked in the short ribs. MT. Manuel then became vicious and drove the ball to right field for two bags. Me third when he should have scored. Juul filled the bags by walking Henline. Eilam scoring on Owens sacrifice ny tc persons. Manuel started for third ana Persons threw him out. but Hen line knowing that the ball was go. inS to be thrown to third base stood rooted to the spot on first base when he could have gone to second wi.hons eSa haea arafn by walking Molly and Raf- fla Thomas went in here. facing the hardest fob that a pitcher ever tackled. bases full and two out, but Gygu was out on d hit to Pope. and 1t was over with the fans breathing freely again
 Nothing more was done. Thomas let ting Raub down on 6 fly to Daly In the last of the ninth and striking out Me- Gilvary and Ellam.
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