The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10
THE SEA GULLS WERE TOO EASY Climbers Swamped Them
 10 to }. LIVELY HAD A GOOD DAY Bliss Hit Safe Five Times in Five
 Trials.
LIVELY HAD A GOOD DAY
Mobile Played in Big Luck to Get Its Three Lonesome Runs-The Gulf
 port Lad Was All to the Good.

The most unkindest thing that G9uId ha be whispered by word or pen Woui1 pe to even hint at the fact that they ,1 we're mn it W but M the a sober truth Is that Ton Fisher and his seagulls bore a strong raas afternoon when the Climbers slipped the double cross into them seVerai times and nns rounded d.iISbt 9Sf an fo the local .sriss .ans 0S by yanSsns score of of9 10 to 5.
 Wifh any Ssns6 0shs5 of asFEsSassn ES a the work of the Mobile team would have looked pretty good. but the i. oril. liant agefessibve sbs ,SS %ota asrfY in the bat tie. Lively was sent to the hill. and while Monday he looked like one or the the whole show yesterday and a few more. His control was as near per feet as they get that article. giving ters. six clean hits and one that vas very questionable were made on nm but except for the fourth inning they inning there were three clean swats. one of them a two-bagger that SIS Hopkins misjudged. and couple or tai one. In the eighth there was Mo- bile run that should never have come across. Only one clean hit was made iT Tumble fhs causing innlns tse e tfoaSie saoi0 ~
 As to MT. Hixon-poor MT. Hixon. He was fatally twisted before the pleasing performance had progressed very far. The scorer out of the kind ness of the heart only gives fifteen hits made off MT. Hixon. but Tn stern reai. ssIc Climbers pushed and drove men oyer the pan In every inning except the third and fourth. stopping In these esehiw tWo runs runs each in the first. second. fifth. sixth and seventh put over on three fifth and seventh. only couple of hits each coming in these two innings.
 MT. Bliss had the festive part on the He hit that ball every time that ne came to the bat, swlping five hits out of five times up: TlAee of ,6ehis his hits hits that he beat out, his three bagger coming to time as usual. Krebs also got himself three hits, nearly every the ball. The fielding of the Climbers was at times sensational, some plays of Krebs. Pope and Ed Greminger eroMd p%6dg sfSns fSs aIeF eua woPR Of ths Climbers. both in the. field. on the paths and at the bat had the Mobile outfit g bit groggy from the start; ana
 The trouble was started in the first inning, when Bliss lifted Texas
 
 hit one that Benson got and tried. to stop Bliss at second, Watson dropping the ball. Reagan filling the bags with drive to right, Greminger's sacrifice fly to Thornton scoring Bliss, Hopkins counting when Krebs hit one past Watson.
 With one gone in the second, Lively hit one over Sentell's head. Bliss get ting that same Texas leaguer over wild pitch and both counting when Sentell let Reagan's hit get by him.
 Benson started the fourth with. a drive that Hopkins misjudged, the hit left, but Bliss held Benson on third. Sentell sacrificed Daly and on Sabrie's hit to right Benson counted. Watson hit to Rockenteld, and he shot 1t to a double. but Pope dropped the ball, Daly scoring.
 Krebs hit safe with two gone in the tfth, and Benson let Rockenheld's hit get by, Pope driving Krebs in with Garvin dropped the throw in.
 Sentell fumbled Lively's hit in the sixth: Ellis beat out a hit to Hixon; Hopkins sacrificed them. and the bags scored on another of Greminggers sac rifce fits. and Krebs drove Bliss home.
 Pope beat. out a bunt in the seventh. Lively. put them both up with a hit to Sentell. shannon was caught on the line between second and third, but Pope, did not see 1t in time. and was going to third and scoring on Blisss tnr nree-bagger.
 With one down in the eighth, Krebs fumbled Hixon's hot hit and Counted on Thornton's three-bagger, the game closing 10 to 3 in favor of the Climb CTS, The score was