The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-20
EXPIRED IN
 GL0AMING The Visitors 0uthit the
 Climbers. GUESE WEAKENED AT LAST Home Runs and Extra Bags Were
 Numerous. Score Was Tied Until the seventh When The Followers of Bernhard Be- gan Finding Hefty sIabman
 of Locals.

Working hard, taking all kinds of chances on the bases and hitting when they counted Nashville won yester- days game by score of to 3 and copped the series. It was peppery base ball that both teams put up and for eight innings it was anybody's game. Nashville broke the ice by registering 1 In the third, the Climbers tieing the score and pushing over one to the good | in the fifth. The Tennessee people tied 1t up again In the seventh and cinched 1t in the ninth. The big manager of the Volunteers certainly pitched great game of ball and after the fifth inning he was invtncible. He only struck out two batters and gave three bases on balls, his third base on balls coming in the fifth inning and resulting in one of the local runs.
 After the fifth, one hit was made in the sixth and one in the ninth, while his control from the fifth, on was per feet. not another base on balls being given. Whitey Guese did not pitch his usual game of ball. He had marvellous control, striking out eight men and giving only one base on palls-the one. unfortunately, counting. Hits were punched on him though Tn the third and seventh inntngs--long hits they were. three bagger each in the third and seventh with a home run in the ninth.
 With two gone in the second. Rock enfield hit for two bags. the first hit made in the game. Jack Hardy opened LlE I1iEQ Wllu A 0EAF6 IQ CSHlSI. pCID . hard bunted but Guese got 1t and threw Hardy out at second. Harry Bay crash ed out the longest hit of the game, the ball going to the club house in left deer-footed left fielder from Nashville was tearing around the bags like a whirlwind. Rounding thrid he tried to stretch the hit into a homer. Persons had relayed the ball to Pope and the Kid fired 1t to Hart just in time to get Bay at the pan.
 Hart crashed out 8 three-bagger to right feid in the fifth. Wiseman relay ed it to East and the latter threw wild to McElveen, Hart getting over with the tieing run. Then with two out. Hopkins walked, stole second and counted on Reagan's drive to right, ma king the score Z to in favor of the home folks Greminger hit one to the club house that looked like a homer Bay making a grand run and pulling 1t
 With one gone in the seventh, McEl- Yeen crashed out a three-hagger to cen- ter. Hopkins relayed it to Pope and the latter fired it to third. McElyeen block ed Perry and caused the ball to go over by the visiting players bench, the runner getting home with the heing run. Seigle hit to left, but Hart threw him out stealing second, )aubert ending 1t by striking out.
 Butler hit to left in the eighth, got to second on Hardy's hit to Perry and scored on Bernhard's drive to right ma king 1t to 9.
 Guese gave his first base on balls in the ninth. walking East, the first man up. McElveen hit a fly back of short and too close in for left field, Persons making the try for 1t, but missing 1t. Seigle sacrificed. Daubert struck out again and Buffers homer put in the three runs and cinched the game. ma king it 6 to 2.
 With one out in the last half of the ninth. McElveen tuggled Pepes hit, Persons driving the run home with two bagger. There were already two out and Hopkins's bunt to Bernhard ended It. The score was: