The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-02
Again Egyptians are
 Beaten, , to 1.

DCdlCu, / tU |. i, After a terrible thirteen-inning bat tie. The Climbers finally got in the win teenth inning and won their sixth straight game by a score of to |. In point of nervous tension and heart,
 of Monsa% ans o terday's was like women's sewing circle and a sudden boom in the wheat market on the floor of a stock exchange such as has never been equalled on a local ball field The bleachers looked like @ vast billowy wave men leapins las. etc. cushions. score cards and ev- erything movable raining down. while men yelled until their throats were strained and their voices ,se;asT were Weak and professional men. frantic with the excitement of the moment. acted like wild Indians. Ladies screamed. shriek- ef ef an ahG hysterlcai weas se1m breakdown. m
 As usual thing after every game oi ball the babel of talk on the crowded cars coming to the city resembles the but yesterday there was scarcely a word spoken during the journey to town, the relaxation after the painful excitement of the game having left
 Mccoy held the Egyptians safe at every stage of the game and one hit by GOGd.yn d. y,,n tn as asa n ons SS pSyy Sy n eighth represented the sum total of their hitting. The Climbers hit Good wyn more freely, but he managed to to neither neither pitcher doing any damage. old ring, Yeager and Busch led the batting. with two hits each, hits by Brouthers and oldring. putting over the first run. flee and Stockdales low throw to the plate got the winning run in the thir- teenth.
 Dungan hit a foul that Mullaney ran nearly to the bleachers and pulled down and Whistler was out on hit to Brouthers. ters in the last half Busch hit safe, but Alexander threw him out. stealing second, Schwartz walked. but Alex ander threw him out, stealing second; Oldring fumbled, Tamsett bunted twice at the ball. Burke calling. them balls and finally giving him his base, Brown threw Walters out at third. Goodwyn hit to Mullaney and was out, Mul shooting the bali to Yeager in time to stop Tamsett at the plate, completing the. double.
 In the last half, it was one, two, three with the Climbers, the same thing being repeated in both halves of the third.
 three up and three down with the Egyptians, and in the last half while Molesworth hit safe and got to second on Busch's sacrifice Schwartz struck out and Brouthers was out on fly n Brown.
 Goodwin hit safe in the fifth, but the side was retired and in the last half Oldring hit safe. but nothing re-
 Duffy hit one in the sixth that Duffy going to second and getting to third on Alexander's hit to MsCoy- pulled down within few inches of the Whistler cracked out a safe hit and Duffy scored. Walters striking out.
 With one out in the last half Moles- worth walked and Busch hit one that looked like a two-bagger to right. Brown making great run catch and a base, Alexander getting Schwartzs foul.
 It was three up and three down in the seventh. and in the last half Durrett sacrihcing him to second, Whistler getting Mullaneys foul, but Oldring pounding out two-bagger and scoring Brouthers with the tieing run, Yeager striking out.
 Molesworth got Beecher's fly in the eighth. Duffy hit safe and Alexander walked-Schwartz got Dugan's hit and threw it to Oldring, who was covering make the double. but as Oldring drew back his arm to make the throw All exander blocked it, Burke. of course, calling him odt.
 with opa out In tho Ia MoIas. worth walked, Busch hit safe, but on Schwartz's hit to Tamsett there was a double.
 Whistler struck out in the ninth. Coy, who threw wild to second, the runner going safe, Brown hit to Mccoy and was out Walters getting to third. but Goodwin was out on hit to Old ring. ..: ~.
 There was nothing doing for the Climbers in the last half. Oldring made lightning recovery after he had fumbled Beecher's hit in the 10th and got his man at first. the next two being easy outs.
 In the laft half Johnny Duffy robbed Yeager of clean two-bagger by mak- ing stop that turned 1t into a single. Mccoy sacrificing him to second, Moles- worth walked and Yeager got to third en- on Busch's hit and out to Tamsett. Schwartz was hit by the ball and the bags were full, but Brouthers ended 1t with foul to Beecher.
 Dungan walked in the eleventh, Whistler sacrificed him. Walters hit to Mullaney and Dungan got to sec ond. but again Oldring saved 1t by get ting Tamsett's hit.
 It was one, two, three with the Climbers in the last half.
 In the twelfth 1t was one two, three with the Egyptians and in the last half Yeager hit safe and got to second on McCoy's sacrifice, but the side being retired.
 Brouthers made great stop of Duff fy's hot hit in the thirteenth, but Null laney dropped the throw, Alexander sacrificing him to second, but Yeager got Dungan's foul and Stockdale-who took Whistler's place when he was hurt in the twelfth inning-was out on a hit 10 Mullaney.
 Schwartz started the last half by driving safe to left, Brouthers bunted to Goodwin, who made wild throw to second, Schwartz landing on third, Durrett was out on foul to Beecher and Mullaney hit one at Stockdale, who stopped 1t, but when he tried to stop Schwartz at the plate he threw wild, Schwartz getting over the rubber like a whirlwind-and the flercely contest ed game had been won by the Climbers by a score of 2 to 1.
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