The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
WORM TURNED
 ON LADY DAY Locals Find Five Hun dred Mark Dizzy. TIE .DUBs GET HALF REVENGE Ascension and Explosion of Nc
 Cafferty and Others. Inaeid and outaeid Machinery Out Of Gear While Barons Lsrrup the
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What them Dubs did to the Climbers yesterday ewas more than a suflciency When the fog had lifted towards the less August afternoon McCanerty bad been shot to pieces while Molesworth and his people hiked gleefray out of the lot with the very large end of a II to count.
 The mainest thing conducive to the tragedy that left the feelings of the local fans in a badly lacerated condf- ton was the extAAme versatility of the hired men from the strike region to hit 'em where they ain't Chubby of the offending in this line. though he was not the entire laundry in the little game of biffing. Among those present were several others of the
 The whole crew seemed to take a fiendish delight in scattering McC4ffer- tvs remains all over the lot and mak : ing him the Fall goat by which they avenged that double-barrelled holo- caust of Thursday. Something was radically wrong with McCafferty. His control was off-color to begin with and while he had fair speed the Dubs had a horrid habit of hitting that speed when 1t got over the pan.
 The lively swatting of the Birming- ham outfit was the cause of some wobbly inneld work which coupled with Bliss's costly error in the left garden. put Robertaille's game on q did not pitch any too nice a game, but 1t was nice enough to land by a hand some majority. And in the main he was pretty steady in pinGhes. It was back of him played real baseball. in the yard, with the sticks and on the paths.
 It was in this last department of the game that the visitors showed a re- versal of form from Thursday that would have caused the ruling off the track of any running horse Taking advantage of every mfsplay of the gerry daring kind of fashion the end was in sight early in the afternoon.
 The fielding features of the game fell to Noah Heniine and Joe Pope, both turns being pulled on in the second ingly the longest hit of the game. It looked like home run to the club house in left field, Henline robbing him out of 1t by great backward run and catch that brought cheer after cheer from the local fans.
 Faat Double Feature.
 In the last half of that inning with only one out and two men on base Lew Walters hit fierce one that Pope knocked down, ran over and beat Car los Smith to the bag at second and fired to Greminger in time to double the Silent One at first. The afternoon was a hot, sultry one, and possibly this Accounted for the attendance, ona of the smallest crowds ever seen at ladies day being out.
 The Climbers 3tarted in with a whirl, Bliss beating out an in1ield nit; being ag Reagan's drive.
 Larsen was safe on Perry's tumble in the third got to second on Rober- taille's sacrifice and went to third on walked and Larsen scored a moment after on another wild pitch of Me- Cafferty's. Henline got to second on the play and was driven in ny Moles- worth making the score to l.
 Douglass opened the fourth with 8 hit Smith tried to sacrifice but Me- Cafferty fumbled the bunt, both being sacrificed by Walters. Larsen tried bunt and tossed Douglass out at the plate. Smith got home on double steal and Larsen counted on Rober- taille's three-bagger, making 1t to
 In the sixth the Climbers had their only loolS-in and came within one of tieing the score. Bliss and Hopkins punched a couple between Walters and Douglass. Reagan sacrificed them and Greminger drove them both in with a two-bagger. Greminger got to third on Perry.s infieId hit and with only two out and Rockenfteld up, II looked bad for Robertaiile. He used his head, walking Rockenf1eld and striking out Pepe-though it was a long chance, as Pope had been hitting hard. 1... with Bliss dropping Henline's long fly and some good base running put in four runs. Three long hits with Hen lines beating out bunt and more runs making 1t II to 8. The Climbers could not help their hand in the ninth and the game closed that way. The score was: