The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-12
Slaughtered Our Best in
 Slab Stock. GUESE AND DR. THOMAS PUNISHED VERY SEVERELY Terrific Hitting of Fishers Men Took Doubleheader. Enormous Crowd Witnessed . Brace of Struggles That Ed Gremin- ger Needed So Very
 Badly.

The baseball fan goeth forth full of hops and of hope and of rampant en- thusiasm. In a horribly brief space of time the hope had become stale. the hope was stified and the rampant en- thusiasm was oozing and trick.InS all over the unkfnd ground.
 ,s It n Is diisstressngy hssrtfendng frightful tragedy enacted out In the afternoon. but If we don't whisper it Dubtown way will shout 1t from the house tops anyhow-and oh what's the user
 naliy lambasted the stuffing out of two of the crack pitchers of the South ern League. The above mentioned Gulls were ninety-six karat. They hit believe that all the demons and fu- rtos of some other place were pushing their sticks: They felded and ran bases like three-time champions and so exceedingly frisky, and fresh on on the line of immodesty.
 linked to ' the pep work % of T Ed Sssn Gremingers @ people had all evaporated yesterday. Smashed into a million pieces was that peerless infield while the whole wood the Gulls taking both ends of the double, header by scores of 10 to l
 Kitty Becker worked both affairs. the home folks extracting Ave hits out of his anatomy in the first and four hits In the second. Except in the fourth hygera of the. first scrap. MT. Becker might as well have pitched a hitless game both times as far as the very barren tally column of the Climb CTS was concerned. his backing being frenas Messsrs FoPsst PSsh Thomss ond ona lWhitey Guese. had their offerings bad ly bent while the backing given each was fobSss1E akiR 6rd%P sS PqtrlaitGE ssM Gam.
 It was another overflow crowd that steamed into the enclosure. Joyous and blisfully happy were the people were the faces that that sceompanied ace p idsahtns thosss people, for the owners of the faces were confident of seeing the earth slide from under Mir. Fisher and his the Mobile outfit. Before the first mat att lnee was on this color scheme was re- versed all too promptly
 through he xae. sae aonS eroTS tFcksd sad close of the second affair the only appropriate music in the world would have hay been the Dead March from Saul. the gates with the owners of them. Now they were all clouded and dis coiored in spots. If the hearts of ev- VI PCESOn DOdEIlHS the street cars for the funeral-like journey back to town had been as heavy in reality as they felt lots more power than the Tallassee Falls can shoot Into Montgomery c woala nave been requlEsd to bring the
 But forget 1t. forget it-rub out and start a new deal-pulI for the
 1he Bottom Oops Out.
 u The bottom began to dop out in the third inning of the first game when with one gone Massing showed a three bagger to centre and counted on Beck er's smash to left. the runner going to second when Bliss let the Bali get away from him. Woodie Thornton heat out hit to the inffeld and Benson drove Becker home, Thornton scoring on Daly's drive. Sentell hit a long ny to centre and Benson started in from third. Hopkins making a great throw and Killing the run at the plate.
 In the sixth five more runs came over on hits by Benson. Daily SabrIe 8 two -bagger of Wheats, an error of Krebs and Bliss and a wild peg to third base of Hopkins.
 In the seventh the ten counts was completed on a single by Benson and d drive by Sabrie that went through d hole In the left field fence. going as a home run.
 The only time that the Climbers got 2 man over the plate was in the fourth Inning of this game when Reagan pounded out three-bagger and Grem- finger drove him in with a smash to faxor of Mobile. The score was: