The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-11
YOUNG MAXWELL SHUTS OUT PELICANS ON THEIR GROUNDS New Orleans Sunday Crowd Saw Mul1aney's Men Slaughter the Poor Team
 of Charlie Frank.

With superb pitching. backed up by sharp. brilliant fielding and the most terrific hitting. Maxwell shut the PeL- cans out in New Orleans yesterday. by a score of g to O.
 Maxwell has worked in more bril- liant games than that of yesterday. but never in his baseball career did the youngster pitch such a consistently was as so much putty in his hands. In the third inning, after he had struck out Stratton. Manuel and Joe Rickert, hit safe. These two were the only hits of the game, Punch Knoll beating out bunt in the seventh and making the three hits. He did some thing very unusual for him. gave four Ssstsrs bases on balls, and md struck out four ever. that did the work He was simply invincible in pinches and the absolutely helpless condition of the New Orleans bunch was like nothing ture.
 And the hitting of the bunch behind Maxwell was the fiercest that has been seen this season. If Manuel had been down dress goods and the aggregation behind Maxwell a horde of feminine Monday morning shoppers they could not have fallen over each other to get made six hits and two runs up to the ninth inning. but in the ninth the steady rattle of base hits must have sounded to the New Orleans people like the skirmish line in some bat tie.
 In the grandstand ct Athletic Park where the game was received by tele- graph, nothing could be heard above the shouts that drowned even Higgins calls.
 Just for lagniappe in the ninth. Null ianey's gang put in seven runs on ManueI's hitting batter, giving l. Lg tok xxrtfh singles and a couple of punched two baggers. made the Pelicans resemble graven images in the last haif or the ninth.
 in the first Manuel retiring them In rotation In the last half. Joe Rickert. the first man up. drew walk. going to second on Cargos sacrifice. Bill Hausen who swung to 1t. stepned on the bag, Rickert having started to third, and there was the first double
 In the second, Null ste rted things to second on McCann's hit. and out to Blake. Hausen was out on a fly to Bird. Mullaney getting to third ahl scoring on Perrys slashing drive U center; McAlees striking E. out; ut: ...+a by hitting to center, going to second when Stratton let one get by him Apperious smashed out one that Care tried TOT, put COuluN Ret to " III time, Heine scoring. Mullaney was out on a hit to Beck and Apperious got to second. McCann was out on hit to Blake and Apperious got to third, Hausen ending 1t with a hit to Car go.
 In the last half Joe Rickert drew another walk but McAlees threw him out stealing second. Then Cargo walk ed and on Blakes hit to Busch there
 Manuel started that fateful ninth by handing McCann fast one in the rios, following 1t up by walking Hausen McCann got to third on Perry's hit and out to Blake, Hausen going to second, McAlees hit a long one to right MIG Cam and Hausen scoring. Maxwell hit one just by Manuel, Blake trying McAlees and Maxwell scoring when Fred Houtz punched a vicious drive to left for two bags. Busch hit safe again, Houtz getting to third, both scoring on Sam Apperious's jolt to cen ter for two bags. Apperious scored on Mullan ey's second hit of the game This exhausted the entire batting or the second time in that inning, going down on fly to Bird, Hausen walked and Perry ended it with a hit to OBrien. And the Higgins matinee crowd was satisfied.
 Then came the anxious time. Max well had handled himself h E, such ,,o a % hoping the boy would score a clean shutont. And he did. Cargo was out on a hit to Busch. Blake on a foul to McAlees and Knoll on fly to Appe- rious The game was over with the Pelicans never having had chance.
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