The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-01
And the Climbers Beat the
 LeW-LewS, 1 to 0.

., That was 2 most sssmarhabls game ssms Memphis yesterday-easily the most remarkable ever played in Montgomery iisia.s Eli games every played on any ball
 The final score was to in favor H Sr sss in as ast ns of hs rgn ninth thlrS . cSnseeYsiys @ e. =, shut .,.o out Kssqs Kams games before. but the local fans have never witnessed anything approaching bats sna yss not ptehsr true. Both Hale and suggs pitched nnampSSfa.h made off each, e one bsse on baiis being given by each and each striking out live batters while both were superbly s'sans Ths fielding ss ie of both teams literally sparkled with brilllancy. the work of both in and outhelds being at times worR than h that the of es schwsrs. for the locals and Lew Walters at sec ond base for Mempht: is rareiy Eyad seen ssn chances and his one error was the re- hit bah by Sam Dungan in the seventh
 Walters stop of g scorching hit by equally hot by Durrett in the fourth ste% stsnas. .oVhSs Who real..ea that they were seeing some grand baseball and cheero ed the play: whsthsr they ans Beecher at third for Memphis robbed Oldring out of good two, base hit py stop that stacked up with the uni
 In the outfeld Molesworth's hard run and one handed catch of suggs's fly in the third inning and PTf1ys SffS sra eaten sneo cI tacular, while the fielding feature or the game came in the ninth when man. and Rurreft of n The e to stop the de locals. fhe batting of oldrins was asae asree biFs in aSree times at bat. hs last hit scoring the winning run TOT Mora gomery. . with his whole heart and the result was a contest that was at times heart breaking in the intensity of the excite. retired, inning after inning result In a big round. o. the long continued strain ran became almost painful. painful, ,n When na ,infb G1a1 inning the pent up feeling of the now ] frantic fans found vent in a mighty roar of mingled enthusiasm and relief. otherwise perfect game--fhe indicator work of Joe Burke-on two occasions he made decisions that knocked the lo- d and and Memphis suffered with the locals I in this respect-on the base decisions about as raw deal as ball team ever gets. - T.,
 scarcely be duplicated in Montgomery again this season.
 The game rah this way:
 Beecher was out on fly to Busch. Duffy landed on a two-bagger, Alex ander was out on a hit to Busch, Dun gan walked but Millerick threw nm Molesworth and Busch were out in the last half on hits 10 Tamsett ana Beecher. Schwartz hit safe but was h'S whistler % and Walters were out on | hits to Busch in the second, Tamsett
 Durrett hit to Tamsett in the last s, half but Whistler dropped the throw; | Durrett going to second on Mulianey 5 sTs that oS5ass oahess soeS nea or S%t two | Beecher making a phenomenal stop and Oldring only getting single on 1t; Then a double steal was attempted and | failed Oldring started to second to | draw the throw, Alexander made the | throw but when Durrett started home Tamsett fired 1t back in time to stop | Brown was out on a hit to Schwartz. Suggs popped up fly that looked too I far out for Schwartz or OldrinE ana , too close in for Molesworth. on dead | run Molesworth managed to get close enough to the ball to crab 1t with one hand just before it struck the ground.
 Schwartz got Beechers fly. | the last half, Molesworth on fly to Beecher, Busch hit safe and Walters
 made a magnificent stop of what look
 It was three up and three down with | the Egyptians in the fourth. Duny
 striking out. Millerick getting Alex
 ander's foul fly and Busch pulling
 In the last half came the first .. of Burkes palpably rank decisions. With
 one out Durrett hit one that Walters
 swiftest kind of sprinting down the
 line and a slide into first the manager
 of the Climbers had the throw peat out, Burke calling him out, however.
 In the fifth Hale took several
 hitches in his belt, yanked the lid on on, Lous, Whistler and Walters, struck
 out Tamsett ending 1t with hit to Schwartz
 h the last half oldring hlt safe safe | over Walters's head and went to sec ond on Millerick's infield hit and out,
 but Hale struck out and Puffy made moIs. a
 wfssn Brown iohE hls is, by third in the sixth. SuZgs tried to sacrifice him put Hale got the bunt and threw Brown out at second. Beecher going out on fly to
 Molesworth and Duffy on hit to
 Busch walked in the last half, Schwartz tried to sacrifice but Suggs II got the bunt and threw Busch out at | second, Brouthers and Durrett ending l 1t with flies to Dungan.
 | Alexander was out on fly to Moles-
 worth in the seventh. Schwartz fun
 bled Dungan's hit but Whistler was l out on a hit to Mullaney and Hale | struck Walters out.
 Muilaney hit safe by first in the last Il half, Oldring was hit by the ball, Mul. fancy tried to. sacrifice but Huggs got | 1t and threw Mullaney out at third II Hale striking out and Molesworth SO ing out on a fly to Duffy
 Tamsett was out on fly to schwartz
 in the eighth. Brown hit safe but was
 Brouthers. Beecher hit safe and il Il looked like a cinch that they would Il score. Milerick had a finger nal o1
 his right hand torn away by one oi | Hale's fast ones Yeager having to | catch the game out. Duffy was at the bpt with two out and a hit needed fol a run, Hale couldn't see his way clear
 to allowing the hit, and Duffy struck
 1t was one, two. three with the Climbers in the last half
 Alexander started the ninth with
 drive to right. Busch made a grea,
 catch of Dungan's fly that almosl
 struck the fence, Alexander getting t(
 and Alexander started like race horsa for the nlate The hit was tC