The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-23
Crackers We're Beaten.
 Score Was } to 1.
Visitors Could Not Solve the Delivery of Matty McCoy-Twelfth straight
 Victory On the Home Grounds
And the Climbers won again from

And the Climbers won again from Atlanta.
 Possibly there was volume of sound at Port Arthur. Likewise there was some noise st i battle nsld knoWn fna scrap at place called Yorktown' put the noise at these places was ike dainty handclapping at ping pong party when compared to the cyclonic tidal wave of roars that greeted Pat Millericks hit in the seventh inning yesterday.
 It was another great victory for the Climbers, the. I2th straight victory on the home grounds since Ike Durrett took charge of the team. It aroused the enthusiasm Of the local IanS lo A
 The crowd was the largest that has been to local ball game in several months and but for the angry looklng clouds and muttering thunder about 80 o'clock the attendance at yester- days game would have exceeded any thing ever known in the history of some manner with which the fans turned out would have enthused even a slower aggretation than the Mont them was demonstrated by the ear nest, lightning game that they played Every man of them worked with Vlm and that their manifest desire 10 wln Mccoy and the southpaw Burnum, were pitted against each other, ana while Mccoy gave six IsSes steadiness ea ness and control with men on bases, that none of the walks were expenslvs; The hits were almost even, SIX on Crackers were never able to hit Mo- Coy when a hit would have meant a run while on two memoraple occas- < ions hits were made off Burnum that brought three runs and victory to In oniy one inning were the Crack CTS able to get 5 two SevsntS n,ts When Sh Morse Morse hit one lust out of Oldrings reach ana went to third on Rickers two bagger scoring their only run on Archers ny
 The first local run was the result of Molesworth's two bagger in tne sxt'' and Thornton's pinch drive to rignt. In the seventh the game was won by Pat Millerick's opportune two bag ger. Morse tumble of Mullaney's drive and Oldring's whirlwind base run
 With the exception of Oldring's fun ble of Nobletts hit in the first innin not a member of the local team even ana D tbs theT past work Few w1s R W
 The infeld did some sensational work. Schwartz having ten' Oldring nine, Mullaney seven ana 6IoushsiIs hoa sis
 Archer caught a fast game but Me l Gov outfelded Burnum, having Tour asTtsSs ft was ~ a great game of baseball. one | that kept everybody on the anxious bench until the last half Of the seventn, l hut with such work as the Climbers ] did yesterday they will win nine games oT This is the way the goods were de- TN NobIctt smashed one that oldring let get away from him. Dick Crozlel l hunted towards first. Mullaney runnlne in on 1t and schwartz covering MSte .ae oas Sni to second and went to third on Win, ter's hit and out to Oldring. Jusl | about as dumb a piece of work as pf came in right here. Noblett. the Cot ton States Leaguer, being the perpe. trator. Bob Stafford had been walked | by Mccoy and plainly giving the slgnS g.d | ierfck's throw and let the run come over the plate before the third put ou was made. When Stafford started or iaSeY and then there was a chase or tha fine, stafHord delaying things unti | Noblett would have change to score TO the utter astonlshment ol us,.y. sNery stood rooted on third until Mullane, | had run Stafford down, destroying al possible chance of Stafford's play being Archer got MoIesworth's foul in tn, last half. Joe Rickert made grea run and got Thornton's ny way over II center field, the pail oeiuE sduUoSSe | in the tips of his outstretched dlglts Schwartz pounded out a fierce drive t right and Brouthers poked one out II | left, but Burnum got Durretts hit an' | threw Brouthers out at third:
 oJrdan walked in the second, Mors' sacrificed him, Rickert hit one to Old ring, the Swede firing 1t to Brouthers | catching Jordan on the line betWeei second and third, Rickert getting ou
 The fast half was about the. quick est inning one cares to see. Mullane! was out on hit to Morse, oldring anC 1 Millerick striking out
 Archer hit one past third pase 1T 1 the third, Burnum sacrificing him t' second. oldring got Noblett's fly an' on Crozier's hit to Brouthers Arche
 Nobiett got McCoy's fly In the las | half Molesworth was out on hi | to Jordan and Thornton the same way 1 Mccoy let out a few lengths in tha | good right arm of his with the resul 1 that Winters and Stafford struck ou in succession, Jordan ending It with fly to Mullaney. -,- about now and Schwartz succumbed [ the disease, Archer getting Brouthers | foul and Noblett fielding Durretts hi | Morse and Rickert walked in success sion in the fifth. Archer sent a lon fly to left, but beautiful throw c Durrett's to Brouthers held Morse O
 second. Schwartz got Burnum's h!
 and by a great run back in Thornton
 territory got Noblett's fly.
 Mullaney lined one past frst base
 the last half, going to second on old
 rings bunt. Millerick was out on