The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
MONTGOMERY DOWNSDOBBERS Ma1arky's' Men Get
 Fifteen Hits. WALSH WEAKENED AT END Dobbs Used Two Pitchers on the
 Climbers. The Chances Are That if Yerkes Had Been Kept in Box, the story
 Would Be Diff
 ferent.

There was some lively swatting done up in Nashville yesterday but the Montgomery team got the long end of the final score, which was to 4.
 Yerkes started in the game for the Dobbers but after three hits-one of them scratch infield hit, one clean single and one a two-bagger. and one run had been made off him-Dobbs chased him and stuck in Elmer Dugan in the second inning:
 In the third inning five hits and four runs were made off him and in the fourth, he was sent to the bench and his brother, Johnny. put in During the rest of the game seven more hits and two more runs were made off him, making fifteen hits for Montgomery in all
 Not hit was made off Walsh until the last of the third when Wiseman hit safe, the score then being to in fa- vor of Montgomery. Towards the fin-- ish, Walsh weakened perceptibly and the chances are that if Yerkes had been kept in the box the story would have been different.
 In the fifth a couple of hits were punched on Walsh but runner thrown out stealing second saved the run. In the seventh five hits were punched on and in the last of the ninth it looked like whirlwind finish, the first three men up hitting safe and filling the bags a couple of infield hits and outs DnTIin2 Tn two more runs. HIS SuppOIt saved Walsh, twelve hits being made off him while five errors were made by Nashville. Dale Gear starred tn the hitting while Henline did the same thing in the field, his one handed catch of McElveen's long fly in the fourth and throwing Lister out at the plate on McElveen's hit in the seventh being features of the game.
 Houtz hit clean In the first and was sacrificed by Baxter, going to third on Balls hit to McElveen and counting when Henline beat out hit to Pete Lister.
 With one out in the second Gear smashed out a two-bagger Then 1t looked as if Dobbs made bad break when he jerked Yerkes out and sent in Elmer Dugan Seabaugh was out on fly to Carr, Walsh was hit on the arm but Houtz ended it with a fly to Dobbs.
 In the third the slaughter of Elmer Dugan was pathetic. Baxter started 1t by hitting clean and when Ball tried to sacrifice, he beat out the bunt to Carr, and they were both safe. Henline and Baxter got to third with Ball on second. Then came the first double squeeze that has been made in minor league this season. With Perry up the the when he hit the ball at Dugan, Baxter started in from third. Ball, who had seen the signal. had taken such lead off second that he was virtually at  came down the line like a whirlwtnd right behind Baxter, both counting and Perry being thrown out at first Wye walked and Gear pounded out another two-bagger, both scoring on Seabaugns two-bagger. Walsh drove one to rignt and Seabaugh got to third, Houtz end- ing it by striking out, four runs hav- ing some in on the five hits, the score being to o.
 Johnny Dugan went in in the fourth and did pretty we'll until the sixth, when he walked Houtz, the first man nm Baxter sacrificed him and he scored on Balls two-bagger, Ball SCOT ing on Henline's hit to right, making 1t to 0.
 hunted and Perry threw wild, hitting Baxter on the head and Dugan going to second, scoring on Wiseman's drive to center Dobbs and Lister hit sate in succession and Wiseman scored. Dobbs getting out at third. McElveen hi to center and Lister started for the niate but by a magnificent throw Hen line got 1t back to Seabaugh in tune to catch the runner at the plate;
 Tn the last of the ninth Wiseman, Dobbs and Lister hit safe, filling the baps with none out. Nicholls hit and when Ball fumbled the ball, Wiseman counted. McElveen hit and Ball threw Nichols out at second. Dobbs scoring TaTr sent & line hit that Nye got ana hrolxe up the game with double the FnaI score being to 4 in favor or Monteomery. The score was: