The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
Take 0ystermen Into Camp by Score of
 4 to 0.

up to the last half of the sixth inning. sam Apperius got his second hit of the game. George Reeds southpaw Dor. played frog in. the middle-Mullaney's bunt being the frog; Dorens filled the bag with base on balls-.and two bers when Bert Dunn made a fero- riously dumb play In letting Hausen's s hit fall safe; In the last of the seventh Se9ns Base ereW runpar nsk aid gle, Apperius's sacrifice and wallace's twobagger put in two more. This succinctly is the story of yesterday's game which wound up to 0 in favor
 The crowd of fans who expected to see lop-sided game were most agree ably ably surprisedathsy say saw & pretty fast ger from the jump. George Reed has Mobile that if that team is sample should make the Cotton States League just about as swift minor league con cern as they make them. The Mobile team consists of bunch that fights for every inch of ground-they are danger, ous all through and are never whipped until the last man is out. Considering the fact that yesterday was the first time this season that they have worked together the fight that they put up was wonderfully good. The predicion other teams in the Cotton States are oSe 9GSd bit tsan IS going to be fighting the leaders at the finish of the season in that league. Their work yesterday while naturally than was expected and when some rough places are smoothed over the team as a whole will be hard to han dle.
 Of his pitchers, Vernuelle. who pitch ed such good ball for Pine Bluff in 1904, showed up the best. His control was good, not giving a base on balls one batter-Hausen-in the second in- ming. While three hits were made off him. they were scattered-Schwartz in the first inning. Apperius in the third and Perry in the fourth Not run game while he was in and he struck Out four men, some of them at critical moments.
 Dorens. the left handler. did not show up so well. The first inning he pitched (the f1fth) he retired the side with two strikeouts and let the third man down on an infield hit. In the next inning (the sixthl he fell down. The first man bunt that should have been handled, and filled the bag by walking the next man with only one out. He struck the next man out, and if Bert Dunn had would even then have pulled himself out of a nasty hole, for if Hausen's fly had been caught 1t would have retired the side without run, The fly went good-a Texas Leaguer-and a couple of runs came over. Then Dorens filled the bags again with another base on balls; but saved himself by retiring
 White. the right-hander,- who was with Pine Bluff in 1904. finished up. and in the first inning that he pitched and couple of punched hits, single and two -bagger. put in the last two runs of the Climbers.
 Pat Wright, who will be remembered by local fans as the hard-hitting first sacker of Mike Finn's Little Rock team of years ago, is on first for Reed. He still knows how to hit the ball, getting couple of hits yesterday-the only hits made by MObi.e-one off Malarkey in the fourth and one off McCrane in the sixth. Besides this, he played a great fielding game with eleven chances per fectly accepted two of them assists. Bert Dunn, who was with Topeka in the Western Association last year, was on second base, and while he had one error, he had eight chances, five assists With the exception of the two wild throws of Thompson the Climbers play ed errorless ball and fast, snappy fans realize that they have ball team which will not be so much below the wonderful aggregation of last year. One thing that possibly struck everybody
 
 the marvelously improved form dis played by Charlie Schwartz. He has been an unusually strong factor here ever since he has been on a Montgomery team but yesterday he was a distinct surprise. Primarily he for the first time this season. put some life in the team-heretofore it might have been a bunch of deaf mutes on the field in- stead of the Climbers for the amount of noise dispersed, which has been what the little boy shot at.
 GcIx rfz ho coaching lines with a most admira bly, delightful stuccato--and the fans lit eraliy revelled in it. His heady base running in the seventh inning was a factor in one of the runs while he play ed perfect fielding game and got a two bagger the first time up. Mulla- ney and Sam Apperious played great games both in the field and with the stick, each of them getting a couple of hits. Perry played star game and his two bagger came when wanted