The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-04
MOBILE SWAMPED
OYsTERMEN GOT ONE HIT DURING
 GAME.
Climbers Piled up Thirteen Taliies and Banged BalI to Every Corner of Athletic Park--Game
 Today.

All doubts as to the swatting pro- clivities of the Climbers were set at
 rest yesterdss Red thres hen Messrs. Schwinck. Doremus and White, resemble closely twenty cents worth of motheaten cheese.
 something terrific and the Mobile pitchers were smothered beneath an avalanche of twenty hits which re. suited in thirteen runs. Roy Hale and Billy May were both in grand form. Both of them were remarkably steady. not a base on balls being given by
 during the four Innings that he pitch ed one punky scratch hit was made. after two were down in, the fourth in ming, Gettinger hit a fly towards left
 1t is possible that Delehanty would have gotten it but Busch made a try for, it. He couldn't get to it and 1t
 made by the Mobile team
 Both pitchers did their share of the
 hitting. Hale getting a twobaggsr in
 the second Inning and May a three
 was that. NcAleese scored both times
 on each of tn pitchers hits. Everybody on the localr cam got one
 or more hits. Delehanty got three.
 Apperius three. one a tnreebagger
 Schwartz two.z Mullaney two Perry
 twos Busch three. McAleese two, Wal
 lace one. Hale one, and May one. The
 only error coming in the ninth inning
 when Busch juggled Whites hit to him.
 Only three halls were hit to the out field, Dolehanty. Apperius and Wallace accepting one chance each Schwartz had six chances, Perry four: McAleese win his error May had a couple of as sists, fielding his position in great shape Tn feature of the game came f rttnn GfrnCk Thorn = i ton out. The runner had started for | third and the Instant that the ball
 which struck Thornton out hit In his i, init McAleese fired it as true as a ri fe shot to Perry who tagged the runner with a lightning like motion. It was possibly the fastest double play | over made on Montgomery ball field and for a moment the fans could hard l ly take 1t in so rapidly had It been l made It took the wind out of the Mo- | bile aggregation and broke up the | None of the three Mobile pitchers | gave base on balls In fact. they
 didn't have time flor the Climbers | were extremely busy all the time in
 clouting the ball to every corner of the lot. Landgraff played a nice game I at short, and while Dunn did not get | an error. still his work on second was
 wretehed. base after base being sto; 1 len though Mier made the throw all right in nearly every instance.
 | Woody Thornton played left Held for l style.
 ] The Climbers got busy with the tally sheet in the second inning and scored | in every inning from then on except the sixth Mullaney hit one that bound | ed out of Schwinck's hands. Capern | tried to get 1t and fell over his own l feet. Perry hit safe to left. Wallace | hit one and Sch winck bit at the anna | teurish play of trying to throw Mulla- | ney out at third, and everybody was | safe with the bags full and none out. | MT. Schwinck was having troops of niehtmares. Busch smashed one at l Schwinck and for the moment he saved | himself by throwing Mullaney out at the plate then Mullaney hit to Land- | gran and Busch was out. at second- l McAleese stAtted to steal and Mier made the throw, Dunn dropping the | bali and Wallace and Perry scoring. Hale pounded one to center and Mc- Aleese scored. Delehanty struck out.