The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
Tied Up to the Tenth
 Inning. Malarhy was Ineffective in First Innins But Was Chinese Puxzle After wards--schwarts Drove
 Tn The Winning
 Run.

A sulphurous haze. like an oppressive fog had slowly settled over grand stand.s b1eachers and all the ball lot.
 Things looked bilious and dark "the morning after" w lnsAvery ones mouth. The scored wal Ii up tight CT than a lockout of strikins coal min CTS. That world renowned Celtic bat tery of Mike Finn, Doogan and Coo gan, were working like piece of well oiled mechanism.
 It was the end of the tenth inning anw two Climbers had all too quickly gone down. Then grand transfor- spark flashing arc lights into action. stands bleachers and all were literally hurled into frenzicd. exultant lie.
 Fred Houtz had lined one out to left and Kid Busch landed on a terrific jolt that sent tho ball tS deep right center field. Both Gilbert and Pearson made a noble try for 1t but neither two bagger Houtz could have scored on 1t but he slowed up as he passed second base thinking that. Gilbert by the time he reached third the hall was almost hack in the infield and 1t would have been suicidal to try and score. a&
 Now Charlie Schwartz was next up and 1t all depended on him, whether the game would be won right then or not. A pretty big responsibility he
  exacting requirement by soaking the ball for Tong single to left. Houts came in with the run that united the hard knot in which the tally sheet had been since the third inning. Schwartz had broken up the game and the score was to 1. in favor of the Climbers.
 It was one of those games of ball makes the rich. red blood dash through the veins in a tempestous torrent. John Malarky was pitching superb cham support, and unfortunate throw of Clayton Perry in the first inning giv- ing the Finlanders a lead that handi- l capped the Climbers soreiy.
 Malarky also got off badly, four hits | being punched on hicl in the first in- hing; After that only. two lonesome and ''Misther Dugan" annexinE the .othsr in the first half Of the tenth. The other eight innings were as bar | ren of hits or scratches for Finn's | people as tho Desert of Sahara is of luSuriant vegetation and sparkling
 Malarky's control was wonderful. Cool and steady he made the Nashville oatters look like field of wheat when an electric reaping machine Is getting them and his first base on balls was given Frary in che ninth inning. 1t was altogether harmless.
 1 Misther Dugan" pitched great game of ball with the exception of the ihird and tenth innings. He lost contrt, completely in the third and Santos Du-
 mont would have gazed at him with a
 hungry. .yearning stare if he could fuave witnessed the performance of
 that noble Greek in the third inning
 He gave three bases on balls and A
 couple of hits with an outfieId error did the rest. Of the nine hits made l off him. two were punched sin the sec
 ond and three in the tenth, while one
 each was. made in the fourth, fifth and
 sixth. Clayton Perry led the hitting
 with three hits. Houtz Busch and
 Schwartz getting two each.
 Wiseman hit one in the first inning
 that looked like a long one but by "a
 liEhtning play Busch knocked down
 and Pearson hit safe in succession. hut Houtz cut off run and left the bags . full. Heine lansing struck out and Bohannon hit one that Perry got aud
 threw wild to Mullaney, Wiseman, Gil
 bert and Pearson scoring, Bohannor l going to third. Frary hit to Malarky [ and while it was pretty close -wher : Maiarky fired the ball to Hausen. stil . Frary was called safe at the plate Castro hit to Schwartz who hnC ! worlds of time to double FrarY anc 9 Castro. but evidently thinking that two were out he only played for the I runner at first. Frary going to second I ''Misther Coogan" hit to center and il looked like another sure run. but by