Can first-round draft pick Colson Montgomery translate his small-town fame to White Sox success?
Colson Montgomery is a big kid from a small town, so everyone knew who he was before he got to Southridge High School, enrollment 500, in Huntingburg, Ind. Scott Buening, the schools athletic director, knew Montgomery when he got to town. Montgomery was in the third grade. But Buening was late to the game compared with Gene Mattingly, the Southridge baseball coach. Hes known Mongtomery since he was born. They both live in Holland, Ind., which has a population that could fit into the Craft Kave at Guaranteed Rate Field. I mean, he was under a microscope, really, since he was young, Buening said. And everybodys talking about him and how tremendous of an athlete he was.    Mattingly always figured Montgomery, who grew to 6-foot-4, was destined to play basketball in Bloomington, Ind.