The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-09
WHIRLWIND
 FOR VICTORY Climbers Create Cyclone in Birmingham. TRANSFORMS FOR THE BARoNs Montgomery Makes Six Runs in
 Ninth Inning. Robertaille Put Out of Bu.iness-Ra- gan Could Not Get His Crowd Into the storm Pit Quick
 Enough.
 
TRANSFORMS FOR THE BARONs

s---s-e There have been Garrison. finishes and Garrison finishes. but the whirl- wind up in the poor benighted town of Birmingham yesterday would have , cents worth of of baRy badly des"icated tSDf d prunes. .tl4S It is barely possible that never any more more in this land of Dixie will any Climbers made yesterday
 with the score standing to 8 in favor Of Birming gham up to the ninth RobertailIe. completely out of business and by playing the Birmingham misfts off their feet scored six runs and pulled the game out of the fire by score of
 Van Anda started in the game, Thom- as not being exactly right, and with the support that he had behind him he did re rsmarka6ly n,rl weil.of the ten hits hits that were beat out. only eight clean hits being made. His control was not up to his standard, for he gave three men-just how much this is due to Pat Crow" Pfenninger is not known here.
 The team behind him was playing a not hitting, Robertaille pitching fair ly decent kind of game. though his support was on the bum, too Along
 
 the expected happened-the. Climbers began hammering Robertaille, and if Harry, Vaughn had used any judgment he would have yanked him out in the therein lies the secret of the downfall of the Dubs, for a quartette of clean hits with base on balls, Downey's two rank errors and the neatest kind of double steal put over six runs and
 Ryan went in. to hit for Van Anda' in that famous ninth, and of course 1t put the pitcher out of the game Stack pole worked the last half of the ninth and one clean hit and scratch was made off him while he struck out batter with the bases full.
 Tom Messitt was hit in the head by Douglass's bat in the third inning. and Spike Shannon caught the game out, Shannon's hit starting the batting rally in the ninth.
 Runs in First Inning.
 Persons hit clean, the first man up in the first inning. got to. second on Baxter's hit to Demont and stole third. Robertaille didn't like the looks of big Greminger and promptly walked him. Then Perry squeezed Persons in with a hit to Downey. Greminger going to second, Robertaille saving himself an- other run by striking out Henline.
 In the last half they not only tied the score but went it one better. Moles- worth walked and Houtz hit to Van Anda, who threw wild to second. Moles-
 
 second on Douglass's bunt. both scor- ing on Raub's drive to center. Raub stole second, but on Downey's fly to Perry there was a double.
 In the second Hassett hit safe but Robertaille performed the feat of strik . ing out the three men in the inning.
 Demont, started the last half with Ras"ns to sHHs HasssRt s9 'S sisers e s'fxs Sis past third and Demont eaunted.
 Greminger hit clean in the third one, two. three in the last half but Messitt was hit by Douglass's bat. shannon going in.
 | fell out. Raub and Downey were | both safe on hits to Greminger, and Baxter's wild throw to secend of De to center and Raub scored . good throw of Hassett getting powney at the plate. Demont and RaEap scored to third on Robertaiie's hit the lat. t. | ter getting out stealing seconda Perry l juggled Molesworth's hit and Walters scored. red Molesworth iohag being thrown out | look ed hopeless
 Then the Climbers began their up- hill fight. Van Anda settled down to l some great pitching, one hit each in | the fifth. sixth and eighth being all inning f In the sixth GreminEefs sSf 0TTe tWo bagger. Perry's hit and Hassetts fly | put Greminger over. making it to 2.
 oI in tne eis9f6h Baster 3at f dr8ve one one a at | ly juggled and then threw wild to | first. the Moose going to second. Then it was the history of the game with Moose on third with hit to Demont and Perry cleaned up. making 1t to 3. Shnme to Take the Money. Now comes the period at which 1t | is a shame to take the money.
 Spike opened 1t with drive to left: Manager Ryan went into hit for Van Anda and struck out, Downey let | Persons"s hit go through his legs and Baxter's drive to right filled the bags: Then, Greminger was for the second chances. and shannon was forced in, making it to 4. Perry hit to center, Persons and Baxter scoring: leaHing @ | Vaughan sent Rip Ragan in but the | Roaring one was unable to stop the rush. Downey Juggled Henlines hit l and Greminger came in with the ue-
 The uproar in Jack .Higgins's hall was one that made people on the street Pope hit to left and Perry counted, ! Henline getting to third, Then Pepe and Henline put in another run oS 1 took the breath away from the BIT SIT | mingham people, Pope getting out go ing ing to third. but the score was g. to Stackpole went in for the last halI; waters was out on. a hit in front of of ! tbe niate. Meeks hit for Ragan and deiivered. soaking one to right. Moles- worth beat out hit and when s ,b<aY, fbpepe | WiId to second the bags were fuil and the sudden silence in Higgins ms $ hail was startling nS staeSkpolte ont DoWeS Wss Iass Raub ending 1t with fly to Baxter.
 The score core " was AB R BHPo A E M6ies~oFth. Of ...s 1 l ! 9. 9 2 HOutz, If 11 n Al Douglass, 1b .....t Raub, s-...'.S J | Downey. 3b .......'.S | DeMont. ss ..-...'.''-o n 4 1 Reagan. If ......-..4 , | Waiterc 2b .....-.4 T | Robertaille, ...'''3 < Reagan, p .'''-'''''V q Meek, - =