The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09
PUNISHED MR. CY WAIT
CLIMBERS RAN AWAY WITH DALE
 GEARS TEAM.
At End of the Slaughter Score Was 10 tc With Montgomery Holding Good
 End.

Many day VIII pass OcIore tne ei- fects of the punishment administered by the Climbers yesterday will have been entirely obliterated from the weary brain of Mir. Cyrus Watt.
 The terrific hitting was something pathetic, but the Missouri farmer was given some of the rank est, most weird support seen here in years. his Arkan- sas compatriots playing a game that would have brought the blush of shame to even lot of transformers in brush league.
 The Climbers themselves played a rather rocky game at times, but the loose fielding was leavened with some of the most brilliant plays ever pulled
 The feature of the afternoon. was Molesworth's catch of Gardner's fly in that was just bit too far out for Kid Busch and too close in for Molesworth. After the hardest kind of a run Moles- w9Eh in sf55tnE f5e EanN fmoS 5a One more step and he would have been under 1t. There was not time for that one step, however, as the little sphere the speed of 12-inch she'll It looked like it was too late after all but lean ing far over and throwing out his left hand Molesworth grabbed the ball just before 1t reached the ground-and one more superb catch was credited to the hardworking centerfielder
 AnOLnGT great piece OI HGluAnS was Kid Busch's jumping catch of a, fierce | line drive from Johnson's bat in the fifth inning. The hit looked good for two bags and the puekIE pdaelI little short Johnson's stop of Millerick's hot hit | in the last of the second was clever piece of work as was Dale Gears catch | of Mu1laneys long fly in the last of
 In the sixth Molesworth agaln had bleachers and grandstand roaring m 1 frantic delight when he, with hard run and jump, pulled down Dale Gears | fly within a few inches of the center | field fence cutting off a clean three bagger. Thornton in the same inning mafs non's fiy.s a great running eaten or 'o""
 The Climbers made couple of neat had hit safe when Gear hit to Busch | who shot 1t to Schwartz, stopping Me Cam, Schwartz. shooting 1t to Mu,ia- and stopping Sen Gear Johnson Tne otnei and ! Garvin had hit safe. Watt swung, al one that went up In the air and wher 1t came down Oldring was right under 1t. Quick as q flash he shot the bal to Mullaney before Garvin could scrahl, ble back and the second double hac been completed
 inning when Brouthers walked. wa' sacrificed by Schwartz and scored or lMolesworths hit Mullaney. walked
 but was forced On oldring's hit tt
 Johnston. Molesworth going to thirc
 and scoring on Garvin's bad throw t' catch Oldring at second. Thornton hi to Johnson and on his fearful throw tt
 first Oldring scored, Busch ending 1t bI
 With one out in the second Hale ant
 Brouthers hit safe. Hale scoring ol
 AGiSshe'f 2n the first of the fifth Hale was hi pretty hard. With two out Garyin hi
 for three bags and scored on Watt
 drive Blake hit to right and Oldriil
 lost the ball, Watt scoring. Gardne
 hit to Busch and Mullanev thinkini he was out tossed the ball to the in field. Gardner had beat out the nil
 though. and Blake scored. DeArmon!
 hit safe but McCann was out on m
 to Mullaney. s+ ;.,#
 Travellers and a few well placed hit the Climbers got in five runs in tn sixth. Johnson fumbled Oldring's hi' Thornton hit a fly that Gardner O Johnson should have handled. Neithe
 did 1t and the hit went good Busc hit to Blake who threw to Johnson a second to stop Thornton, Johnson drop ping the ball and Oldring scoring. Mil ierick sacrificed everybody and Me Maxim who had gone in for Hale, hi , to center. scoring Busch. Brouther
 hit to Johnson and forced McMakit Brouthers stealing second and scorln
 on SchWartz's drive to left. Schwart scoring on Gardner's fearful throw | } Blake. Molesworth hit safe but wa | caught stealing second
 The last run came in the eighth O MtIlerick's drive to center and Gears
 mum of McMakin's fly. Brouthers bea
 out an infield hit and Millerick scored 2 the game winding up l0 to in tavo of the Climbers.
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