The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-03
SLAUGHTER OF THE nNNOCENTS Climbers Were Eaten Alive by Travellers. A HEAVY RAIN OF SWAPS Mi. Eyler Was There With All the Goods. Van Ands, Rotund Represensative of the Ryan cI.., Wa. Easy at
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 to Save Him.

Picking up Ryan's team and very methodlcally, very slowly ana verS 66sseidiy 6a stripping # of any concealed of Eyler. Wells and Finn. put the fl Ak. m ings to the Climbers yesterday to the merry tune of 5 to 1.
 ,- And the executive member of the firm rom Ldttle Rock smiled and smiled un. III the little ripples and gurgies oi merriment exuding from him shook the players box in which ne scanned the slaughter of the Climbers.
 . successful baseball pitcher has in stock. His control was perfect. a sharr preak to his fast ones resulting in the standing on their heads of i've men. Not. base on balls did he give while of the four very hesffating and wide- ly variable swatlets that were made on him. Reagan got one in the first inning, Baxter one in the fourth, Grern- inger one in the seventh and shannon one in the eighth.
 Eyier was cooiy applying a nice, creamy coat of lather when Mir. Dolly Stark--who evidently cannot claim re- cannon in Mir. Washington's scrap- made an unearthly chunk to MT. Con. nors in the eighth inning. This jared the kalsomine brush from the paws of Eyler and by the same token/gave one of the Climbers the privilege of put ting his baseball. shoes on the home pi9te once.
 T nllhC AuA1 RGOpAS nftu SSAECHC0 the wide world over ff is possible that they could not have found a medium better adapted for tha boosting of the batting averages that gives them meal He had good control when those people from the wflds of Arkansas were not Knocking the cover of tiie oakland except in few pleasant moments they were punching the ball to every known corner of the Capitol Heights ball lot.
 During the interesting time that the chubby Mir. Van Anda held high carni- aforesaid sluggers from little Rock twelve hits, including e very select and choice assortment of home runs. three-baggers and two-baggers had his fat little body--the field of carnage was strewn with gore and other things and possibly that is why only four runs
 Kid Wells corralled four of the hits. Page three. Speaker three. East two and Ceiling one. Billy Cristal was for the second time in two days called to the rescue. going In in the ninth men up and the next should have been an easy out, Perry holding Collins's hit so long that when he did make the the runner was safe--the side should have been retired-but ir wasn't. and a long smash by Speaker for three bags put in one more run.
 
 very early. in the entsFtsiamsnt-with two gons Page hit one fhs91 Was bit tR to too g., sultry for Ven. Anda, who made, a valiant eEort to get--and had his digits 5urnsa5ths burned % ball rolling ef and the counting on East's drive to center
 Collins hit clean in the third rnd eGavlne a good lead tried to score when speaker drove one to center, the bsIi being relayed back to shannon in time to stop him at the plate, Speaker getting to third on the play and SCOT Ing on East's sacrifice fy AoF 7lSea Sa =, m making 1t to o-but the worse was
 With one gone in the fifth ss,eaixa ar swung for the third time, ou. .Vsn Anda sending one in that kaf away rom shannon the runner iwaE safe oi, thsI, nrsr Easts , home run scoring both of
 one man was gone in the last balf of the eighth when MT. stark made the atrocious chunk to Mf. FConrorr that put Hassett on second, the latter gent discovering the home plate when Spike shannon hit one on the hese for two-bags. Spike getting to third on the throw-Hub Hart was put in to hit for Van Anda but Mir. EyIer got tusy and struck out both the now catcher and Steve Reagan, blasting the hopes stop to the mad roofing of the local fans.
 cristal went in in the ninth and the first two men up-Hess and Eyler- that should have been an easy out for Perry-he held 1t too long though and when he did make the throw it had to be pretty quick and Baxter dropped it-speaker hit for three bags and the last run came in. max ing it 5 to 1.
 Nothing more was done ard 1t closed that way. The score was: