The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-20
DUGGAN TIES
 UP CLIMBERS Johnny Pitches Sizzling
 Game. LADIES' DAY IN NASHVILLE Volunteers Cheered to Victory by
 Big Crowd. Ryan sends Ed Greminger to First Base, Perry to Third, and Is
 Hunting a Second
 Sacker.
BY w. w. SCREWS, JR.

Nashville, June S.-tSpecial. UT anything like the sizzling game of
 ball that he was guilty of today, 1t
 passes the understanding of the earli-
 tom, made famous by one Newton Fish CT.
 Duggan had the Climbers doing everything except the ball when hits were needed. oh. so badlyi Up to the closing session of the ninth, Bill Bernhard's hired man working In the pit had only been hit safely three
 times. while the charmed circle or the sign on it for the Climbers as Dug gan's fiinging had.
 Both pitchers had flood control. Dug gan gave only one base on balls. but that one registered, while one of Guese's was costly. Whitey worked a game of ball that, under ordinary cir- cumstances, would have won, but just
 at the present writing. Bernhard's peo- pie seem to have several layers of elec-
 tric saddles concealed about their per
 sons, and they are putting up just
 tional game as the Southern League
 ever saw.
 Ryan made shift in his infield to-
 to his familiar old position on third. and Hassett on second. The combina-
 tion worked smoothly and Ryan says
 that he will keep 1t that way perma-
 He is Keeping the wires hot in his efforts to get second basen1an. One of the men that he is after is in the league. but the manager of the Climb CTS says that he don't care to give out any names until he finds his man. When he does find him, Perry will be
 the regular third baseman, with Big | Ed on first.
 There Is only one ladies' day a week
 up here. and 1t falls on Fridays. but | ladies are admitted free on that day
 no season tickets being sold. Today they certainly took advantage of the | fact that they weer to be the guests of the Nashville ball club, and when | Umpire Carpenter loosed barrier for the first round of the scrap this after noon, the grand stand presented one of the prettiest scenes that the South can boast of-several thousand handsome Tennessee women.
 The bugs were out in force, the mag
 net being the swiftest game that the
 being the fourth straight win for them.
 And they had big bunch of yells
 coming to them all right, the
 Climbers being shut out until the last
 Duggan started the ball himself by
 pushing one up on the dump in the last of the third. Bay sacrificed him drive that Perry could not get to,
 and scoring on McElveen's drive to 1 center. Siegle hit one that Perry got
 and threw Hunter out at the plate. | wisemanshit one for three bags in | the fitch and scored on McElveen's hit The seventh was Guese's bad one.
 Doc Seabaugh started it with a hit, and Perry made one of the fastest plays l of the game when he got Duggan's bunt- Bay walked and Pope got Wise mans hit and threw bad to Perry. Sea | baugh and Bay scoring on Hunters hit Hunter and Wiseman scoring on McElveen's hit
 The only run the Climbers made was when Ryan walked in the last half of the ninth. Reagan was out on hit to Wiseman. Greminger hit safe and
 when Butler juRg1ed Perry's hit, Ryan
 scored. Hassett hit safe and Gremin-
 ger scored