The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
HAUSEN'S LONG HIT WINS
 SLOW GAME FOR MONTGOMERY
Allowed Travellers to Tie in Seventh on Error. But Redeemed Self Later in Inning.
 Score Is to }.

A costly error of Hausens allowed the Travellers to tie the score In the seventh inning with Montgomery yes terday and in the last half of that irl- ming. this same Hausen won the game for the Climbers with his long hit ana Sam Apperious's good base running
 It was a slow game, possibly one Of the longest ever played at Athletic movements of Brady. the crack pitch. was in for the locals for the first tinle in three weeks. and while he had plenty of speed he did not work in his old time form.
 Of the six hits made off him one was a rank fiuke and one or two of the others were made after the field back of him should have retired the side but he was wild and the support given him was frightfully yellow. At that, thouEh. the support given Maxweil was s Travelers's errors and the locals hits managed to come at the right times;
 To First Baseman Quick of Little Rock belongs the credit of losing the game He had bodies of time in which to throw Hausen out at the plate in the sixth, but he was probably debat- tion over in Russia. At any rate he was sound asleep with the ball in his hand, while Hausen sprinted in from thira and won the game. ,. nA Armond in the second. Mir. Quick hit long fly to center that got over Appe- rious's head and put the runner on third, Johnston's neat bunt to Mullaney
 The last half of the third inning fur nished an apt illustration of why Little way. Brady walked Houtz, the first man up. Then Hausen hit one that Johnston got and should have made, a double of. but instead of this, he nna haIt and HnYItx Cnf EQfa and then made a horrible throw to Quick. Houtz going to third and Haul sen to. second. Both Of them scored on AppeFious's, drive to right
 MulIaney hit to Noblett and Bert infieid hit and out sending Muiianey to ter finally scoring on Perry's long fly. | Busch ended it with hit to Johnston. | Three runs had come in when the side | should have been retired without sin
 Noblett beat out bunt in the sixth. l Douglass was out on fly to Busch.
 chance to turn into double play. but | the ball scooted right through BITS | hands and both runners were safe Mob
 lett going to third and scoring on ] With one out in the seventh. Brady | hit one by Maxwell that Kid Busch
 made great stop of, but the runner | got Noblett's foul, Douglass hit one to
 Busch who made good throw to sec | ond. and the side should have been re- | tired. Hausen let the ball get away | from him and Brady got in with the run that tied the score,
 | After two were out in the last half
 Hausen pounded the ball to left for | two bags. Apperious hit to third, and
 by some great foot work. beat 1t out | All this time Hausen was doing some | lively sprintinR. He never even slow | ed up, but was dashing for the plate | when Quick who had the ball in his | hand suddenly woke up enough to lei l the idea percolate through his think l tank that the run was about to count | Then he fired the ball to Douglass but 1t was too late. Bill Hausen was over the plate with the run that wor | score was: