The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-28

Mullaneys systematic, intelligent and untiring work has brought brilliant re- suits and the all-round record of the Climbers is without a parallel in this League. It is the fastest outside of the major organizations.
 clip, a gain of twenty-one points over last week. and fielding with the phc- nomenal team average of .982. gain of twenty-two points. over last week. The team has been playing a wonder fully fast game of late. both in hitting and fielding.
 During the last seven games. one in Shreveport last Sunday May 2oth) they have made fifty-h five hits. a fraction over two to the man, and made fifteen errors, a fraction over one to the man. Of the extra hits there was one home run, one hree-bagger. ten two-baggers, seven stolen bases, nearly one a game. and seven sacrifice hits, nearly one a game
 Mike Mccann leads the individual batting with eleven hits in the seven Apperious coming next with eight hits in the seven games. and a batting aver age of .3l0. gain of twenty-three points over his last weeks average. games tone home run and three two baggersl batting average of .275, flf- teen points raise over last week. Mo Aleese is fourth with three hits in four
 
 points behind hum is Heine Busch with three hits in four games, and an av- craze of .271.
 Charlie Schwartz has been laid up with a bad ank'o for a week or so and his ali-round work has naturally drop ped off. He is sixth in the batting with four hits in seven games, an av- craze of .264. Hausen is seventh with three hits in fourgames, an average of -260. Fred Houtz has seven hits in his eight games aud raises his average eleven points over last week. while Perry has six hits in the eight games, raising his average two points.
 Mullaney and Hausen tie for fielding honors with the remarkable average of .9Ss each Mullaney Is playing about on on 9l'ont Monteomery @ " bali bali fe;d. He has four errors out of 337 chances, twenty one of them assists from first base. In 172 chances Hausen has only two err TOTS and Is catching brilliant ball Max we'll Is third with one error in thirty chances while Sam Apperious is fourth with three errors in seventy-five chances.
 Heine Busch is playing the swiftsst game at short that has ever been play ed in Montgomery, Monte Cross and Fred Parent not excepted and in lof chances he has nine errors Errors ne is bound to make, for the goes after anything that there is the slightest chance of getting.
 In eighty-nine chances McAleese has only four errors and is catching won derfully fast, intelligent game of ball . Fred Houtz has only three errors Tn thirty eight chances while in 16S chances Charlie Schwartz has only nine errors and is playing a hard. consci- entious game. Clayton Perry IS also playing a fast game and in 100 chances he has only nine errors. Mike McCann has enc error in eight chances.
 With an infleld and an outffeld that Is as tight as a Iiece of solid masonry and playing a lightning game, the only weak spot is the box department where one more good pitcher Is vitally need ed. Both John Malarky and young from the way things have been going there is a grave danger of getting them in bad from overwork
 While Roy has not been able to go | the route in several games recently he