The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-20

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 Young Breitenstein. of Shreveport
 ment that any pitcher in the southern League has received in this or any other season, and at the same time the Climbers earned the batting record The fusilade of hits was terrific.
 The Climbers were taking no chances and they proceeded to spike the game
 down with eleven hits and ten n,,r runs gs
 the first and five hits in the second; Tn all, nineteen hits were made on
 sTsiten;,sin ,mSst! bunehine their
 hits whenever they felt ike It. oI
 the nine hits made off Jack Lee In
 only two innings were they punched.
 ting in a run. In the sixth. inning their run was the result of a base on
 balls and two hits and in the eighth Lee hit a batter, Brouthers made hit put in the run.
 With one out in the second Schwartz and Molesworth hit safe, both scoring ring hit safe and Yeager. who was running for Muilaney, went to sec ond. Abstein got Thorntons fly but Ysager scored & 9n Bnscs thrd drivs Then ,9 Pa MIilerick put the ball against the cen Ire field fence for two bags, Oldrlng and Busch scoring. Lee ended 1t With a hit in front of the plate that Fritz
 Tn the first half of the second. with two out, Hanly, Fritz and Weikart hit safe, Hanly scoring, Weikart be- hit to Busch.
 Brouthers started the second with hit to center, going to second with one of his great slides. schwartz ti walked. Molesworth was out on fly to Hanly but Mullaney crashed out two -bagger to right scoring Brouth- CTS. Oldring pounded out a two -oag- ger to left and Mullaney scored
 Thornton hit safe and Oldring scored on Busch's hit to left, Thornton SCOT
 ing on a wild throw to third base and Busch going to third, Millerick and
 Lee ending it with fly to Smith and a hit to Evans. leaving the score 10 to in favor of the locals at the end of the second inning. Brouthers beat out hit to Brett
 enstein in the third, and went to sec going to third on schwartz's hit to Smith. Brouthers did some magnifi- cent base running then and literally stole a run. Molesworth hit to smith and was nearly home when Fritz got the ball. Then began chase with Brouthers in the center and Fritz and Hess the two ends, After dodging
 about for few seconds iIbaee BTqutness fy dived under Fritz and slid over the plate, Molesworth stealing second. on Millericks fly to Evans there was q
 double. retiring the side with the
 oldring walked in the fourth, stole second got to third on Thornton long fly and scored on Busch's hit to Smith who made a great stop.
 Tn the fifth with one out, Brouthers hit to center for two bags. Schwartz hit to Evans and the decision was g close one, 1t looking like Schwartz had beat the ball to first but Umpire Ehret saw 1t differently and called hin out, Brouthers going to third and SCOT | ing On Molesworth's drive to center. | OldrinE was sick and had to leave the game in the sixth, John McMakir going to right field. Hess hit safe with one out, Abstein walked, HanlI
 hit safe and Hess got to third, scoring on Fritz's hit to Busch, Weikart end ing with a hit to Brouthers.
 Millerick hit safe In the seventh was sacrificed by Lee and scored or Schwartz's drive to center. Kennedy hit safe in the eighth. Hes was hit by the ball. Abstein hit tt Lee who threw Kennedy out at third Hanly hit! one at Brouthers who threw to aecond to stop Abstein, the throw being too wide for Schwartz to ge and both runners being safe, Hes
 scoring on Fritz's hit to Brouthers.
 This ended the scoring, the gam
 winding up IA to 3, in favor of tn | Trh1 1oora vuaa.