The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11

O~sNS- VI DONH oI LuSIn pTONeu Iud they make the best catchers Montgom cry has had since the days of Hem
 Pietz and Mike Kehoe In the oldel
 The old reliable Dominick Mulianoy while he did not do any hitting, handle
 ms eight chances in the clean, rapi style that stamped him the best frct , sacker in this league last year.
 Armbruster smashed in one at Thorn ton which was handled cleanly anC shot across to Mullaney like a rife shot. Riggs hit one towards first was trine slow in beating Riggs t, the bag and the runner was safe ant E got scratch hit. Brouthers hit tC and shot. 1t to King on second. Ther, was chance for a double, but il would have had to be a fast one fol Brouthers,s sprinting abilities ar, I Thornton's throw. however, and botf runners were safe. Harry Davis struck out and Sox Seybold was out on fS ] to Perry
 Schreck got to Thornton's foul ir the last half. Holland struck out 'anC King was out on a fly to Armbrustev
 Hanifan was out on fly to Perry ir l the second and Cross on fly to King l Schreck drove one to deep center fol two bags but Delehanty got Bender; fly l perious's fly, Delehanty worked Ben l der for walk but Bender struck Per ry out.
 l Tn the third the second hit was made off Boyle. the veriest scratch like the | other Armbruster dropped the neat ] est kind of a bunt down between third 1 base and the plate and beat out Perry s i throw. He gave the fans an opportu- nifty of seeing what McAleese's arm ! is good for. for when he started on a i steal of second the Climber backstop curate line throws one wares to see. Riggs struck out, and Brouthers was walked, but McAleese had thrown Armbruster out and retired the side q McAIeese was out on fly to Riggs in the last half. Germaine. who hit Tn Boyles's place, struck out. Thorn ton hit one at Brouthers and went to second cn wild throw, but Holland | struck out.
 Germaine made his debut before a local audience at the beginning of the fourth Davis was out on a nv to Ap- perious, Seybold on hit to Thornton and Hanifan struck out
 Henley relieved Bender in the last half and the first tally of the game came in on a couple of punched hits and a sacrifice. King started the ball with clean drive to left going to second on Mullaney's' sacrifice Sam Apperious smashed out terrible jolt to left field for two bags, King scoring with an earned run. Brouthers made a beau tiful play when he stopped Delehanty' $ fierce drive and tagged Apperious at the outfield
 At the beginning of the fifth smith relieved MeAleese behind the bat. Cross was out on a fly to Thornton, Schreck on hit to King, Henley hit safe but Armbuster struck out
 Smith hit safe in the last half, Ger maine hit to Henley and he and Han fin and Davis completed a double, Thornton pounded out a two bagger to left but Holland was out on a hit to Monte Cross. King juggled Riggs hif in tha sixth and want SpCnnd Brouthers' sacrifice, going to third on wild pitch. Davis was hit by the ball and Riggs scored on Seybold's fin striking out. King was out on a fly to SeyboId in the last half, Mullaney on a hit to and went to third on Delehanty's two bagger to right, both scoring two more earned runs on Perry's drive to right. Perry was out at second on Smiths hit to Brouthers, but the score was now to in favor of the Climb CTS.
 May relieved Germaine in the sev- enth. Cross was out on a fly to Hol- land. Schreck hit safe 10 left and went to second on a wild pitch. Henley was out on hit to Mullaney, Thornton and schreck scored, but Apperious got Riggs fly, leaving the score to ,.
 Plank went in to relieve Henley in the last half. May was out on a fly
 
 other two bagger and went to third on Hollands inheld hit and out but Plank began working in earnest and
 Brouthern hit safe in the eighth and sprinted to third on Davis's hit, both scoring on Seybold"s long drive to center, smith got Hanifin's, foul and themselves. Sox Selbold had started for second when Monte Cross hit what looked good. Holland got under it and [ 111I sI flarnN before Seybold could get back. The score was now to in favor of the Athletics.
 MuIlaney was out on a fly to seybold in the last half Apperious on a hit to Hanifin and Delehanty struck out.
 Schreck was out on a hit to King in the ninth, Plank struck out, and Delehanty got Armbrusters fly
 Now came the last half and the la st chance that the Climbers had to do things with the score. Would they do things? They did things. Perry started q howl of delight by crashing out a clean, three -bagger to center Smith was out on a hit to Hanifin and May saved his own game by scoring Perry with l clean hi, to center Thorn ton was out on hit to Plank and Hol- 1 land struck out Plank was working like demon now. But the score was 1 and 4
 Riggs was ont on a fly to Holland in the tenth, Rrouthers hit to Thornton who handled it cleanly and made the | throw to first. but Mulaney was off the bag and Brouthers was safe. Dan l tried to steal second and was thrown out by smith Davis walked, Seybold hit safe but Hanifin was out on | hit to King.
 Daley went in the box in the las. half: The work was getting too hot for Plank and Davis was afraid of hurt i ing his arm, so he came out and Daley went in, Riggs made a spectacular catch getting Kings long fly. IL was l one of the fielding features of the raulc f Seybold got Mullaney's fly ami Davis 1 got AppeliouS's fly.
 i Cross was out on a hit to King ia l the eleventh, Schreck struck out, but i Daley hit safe, Smith throwing him 1 out stealing second.
 Delehanty was out on a hit to Davis 1 in the last halt Perry on a hit to Hani- fin. Smith and May walked, but before Thornton got chance to hit the ball smith was caught playing off second, and the game was called, 1 and l. at the end of the eleventh,
 | The score was.
 ~, Montgomery. AB R 1B PoA E 1 Thornton, ss. .,.......5 Q ? 8 1 Holland, If, ...,..... , Q 0 3 Q l King, 2b. ........... 1 ? Mullaney. 1b. . Q Q $ Q c ! Apperious, Of ..... i . 0 Delehanty, If. ...,... 1 1 3 q i Ferry, 3h. ,......-.,... . 8 2 McAleeSe, e. ..-...... smith, .. .-,.....-.,. BOyie, D. ..-....---.-. | Germatne, p, ...,.... 0 o May, D. ...........,. o Q C
 Totals ........-..1o 1 10 B F
 Athletics. AZ 4 lB 20 A F Armbresti, If. ....:.. 0 ( Riggs, of. .:....-.... Brothers, 3b. ....... 1 Davis, 1b. .-......... seiboId, rf ......... 5 Q An