The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
CLIMBERS
 TAKE LAST Played in Old Time Form. HARTLEY IS POUNDED HARD Pelicans Added Punk Support to
 Pitcher. -e-
Franks Bunch slam Ball But Got in Each other's Way Except in
 Crossing the Plate.

Hammering Billy. Bartley until bosn of his esruiian optics slowly turned tans ,5S 10 last game of the New Orleans series yesterday by the score of 6 to 3.
 IL is debatable whether in his expe- rience in Shreveport. Philadelphia or New Orleans, Mir. Bartley was ever given the inhuman treatment that Jim my Ryan's bunch of sluggers handed yesterday. By giancing at the tapu- lated score one would think that MT: Bartley acted very prettily. But fs@otest esd tsurss d.a fs of what tS Es sr sae the welding. Of the swatlets that did things to Mr. Bartley, the Climbers second Innings to cop the game. MT. Bartley's ignorance of control in the third, and an unearthly hurl of his
 He. was given pretty punk support by the Pelicaus, who were slow as hack horses both. in fielding and on the paths. They slammed the ball hard enough, goodness knows, to push over four times the number of runs that they did In seven innings they puncn- ed out ten hits off of Bergman, and lots to e get in @ each t others s way way. the couple of measley runs that they were able to concentrate in the seven innings would have been very much inflated. 5av punched four hits and could only get one man over the plate True Berg man struck out three of them, Bart a quartette of hits ought to bring betr ter results than. one little run [ tst
 It don't bring the Pelioans out in a very bright light to say that the Climbers put over a run in the last of the fourth without hit, unless Baxter's screamer that Dundon yelled next" at be called a hit.
 The secret of the whole thing is that the Climbers were working. in their old time speed and had the Pelican crew surrounded, for really only i've seven eS errors sbehind % him. Not Not a. hit was made of him after the second in- ming, with the exception of Baxters scratch in the fourth. while the Rell. had to pull ,hipl out in the middle or the seventh Inning. ,fBlliy CristaI re- lieved him and a couple of scattered him. one. more fiin .caills h. but II that had the marks "fank'' printed all
 Reagan started the last half of the first with. a drive to center. stealing second and going to third on Baxter.s hit to BartIey counting on Gremin- were out
 Peps was safe s .S,a Sa s hit se , Huber in drive, Hassett going to third and Hart s to second on the play Reagan walked Hassett and Hart scoring on Baxter's hit Greminger hit to Bartley ana Greminger started to second and Bax- ter made the blum of running in, Bart ley made. q wild throw to third and the Moose scored, making 1t 5 to T.
 Mathews hit safe in the third but Bartley struck out. Rickert and Rohe hit safe, Reagan making a great re- turn Of Rohe's hit, and preventing hit. one that Baxter got and 1t looked like it was all over. Baxter waited to give Bergman the putout and the Sabrie struck out. -.ri e3t-rf
 Dundon hit safe In the fourth, but was forced at second oh Huber,s hunI bags were full when BartIey hit sare. Rickert hit one that Bergman got ana threw Dundon out at the plate. Bax- ter ter, 1In made te,;S S great running catch Of
 Huber fumbled Harts hit in the last half. Bartley fumbling .Bergman's bunr, Reagan sacrificing them both. Hart that Dundon didn't get Greniinger walked and the bags were full. Perry hit and Huber tossed it over to Dun the ball to Sabrie and umpire Brown called Perry out, though he mad the throw beaten easily, leaving 1t to I. m9rS Sut tse WsS dSes Ssa eY % she mering In. the runs BartIey hit for two bags in the seventh, and with one ont. Rohe walked. BartIey scored on Lords hit: Ryan then pulled Bergman out, but the score was to g.
 In the eighth Dundon hit A long foul fly to left-Reagan made a great run but barely got his hands on il, the ball falling several feet inside the foul line. BEown called the ball fair and the. runner got to second, scoring on Mathews hit, making the score ( to 3. This ended it as nothing more was done by either side and the game would have been called. at $40 o'clock anyway. - -
 The score was: