The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
{. Score Two Runs in the
 Ninth. WINNING TALLY IN TENTH Bill Hausen Comes 2to Front With
 Pinch Hit. with Score of Threc to One In Ninth Inning. Climbers Get Busy and Pound Ginger Clark
 Over Lot.

At the beginning of the Climbers half of the ninth inning the tally sheet was to 1 in favor of the Birming- ham people and from the looks of things the IocaIs had about the same chance of winning that a trout has of running merrily about in a sand bed.
 Yet something happened In that last half of the ninth inning. It was the unexpected that happened for Harry Vaughn and the expected that hap headwork and good generalship of the latter that this story this morning is to carry joyous instead of a sorrow ful message to the local fans
 Perry and Nye hit safe after one man was down. seabaugh advanced them both . base and Malarky sent Bill Hausen to bat for Sam Weems. The steady catcher clouted the bali hard, Perry and Nye dashing over the plate and tieing the score.
 Bert Maxwell went to the firing line in the tenth inning and though Rube Gardner got hit after two were down Seabaugh threw him out stealing sec Vaughn sn made ere fsaai mai stake mhsre HaT5s Hs should have seen that Ginger Clark was weakening when three hits were punched on him in the ninth. ss
 Instead of meeting Malarky's move in for the last of the tenth, and lost the game by 1t. Lou Walters made a great stop of Henlines hit, but could not get the runner, Henline going to second on Balls sacrifice. Then Bax- ter hit one to center and as Henline was rounding third he was held by the coacher He was a bit too far this side of the bag to get back and took chance on getting in the run. Moles- if it had been al perfect one 1t is a question as to whether he could have caught HenHne or not The throw was an awful one. Lee Garvtn getting 1t nearly to the grandstand, and Hem line dashed over the plate with the winning run, Birmingham losing the game by a score of to 3.
 Sam Weems started in and was out pitching Clark though the support giv- given the latter. His control was per- feet, striking out six men while his only base on balls showed a bit of Judgment that would have been credftE able to a. veteran. There were two out milk Meeks, the hardest hitter in the League at the bat. Weems deliberate ly walked him and took a chance on getting the next man, Walters, which he did. and saved the run.
 Molesworth hit one just by Weems in the first Then began a system of umpiring that was the worst that has ever been seen in Montgomery. Weems had to give DeMont four good strikes,
 
 Smith was safe, Molesworth being forced at second. Meeks smashed >ene to left and it }bouhded over Houtzs head. Meeks getting to third and Smith scoring, Walters ending 1t with a hit to Weems.
 Trimmer continued his fierce umpir- ing when he called Houtz out in the last half after he had beat out hit tried the evening up process, and af- ter Clark had Henline struck out Zim- mer gave him his base on balls.
 In the last half of the second the as fast a piece of base running as ore cares to see. With TWO out Clark let NYe walk and DeMont let Seabaugh's hit slide through his legs. Nye flew around the bags and slid into the plate.
 In the fourth stupid baserunning threw away a run for Birmingham. Walters. the first man up, hit clean, getting to second on Allcock's sacrb hce. Curtis Gardner hit clean and in at third. a quick throw afterwards catching him off the bag. Weems end ing 1t by striking Garvin out.
 Birmingham got in 2 run int, in the fifth run of Molssworth. The old Mont gomery outfielder drove one to deep right field, Henline chasing 1t and field ing it in. Both Nye and Ball let 1t get
 Meeks got away with a bluff in the sixth that Zimmer should have been ashamed to think about. The big fel- low claimed he was hit on the foot and started limping badly. Zimmer let it go at that, and though Malarky made a kick, it did no good. Meeks went to second after Seabaugh had pulled down walters's foul, though 1t looked as if he started on the steal before the ball was caught. he got to third on. All cocks hit to Perry and scored on Gardner's two-bagger, making the score to 1.
 Nothing more was done until the last half of the ninth, when the Climbers in a spectacular nlish tied the score and