The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
CLIMBERS WIN 13-INNING
 CONTEST WITH NASHVILLE

scoring him with the second hit or the inning and the fourth made or Her man.
 liant game--he outpitched Herman though the latter had marvellous con trol and did not give base or palis. McCrane while he gave couple 1l made off him so widely that they were not recognizable
 Herman scattered his hits well untii the thirteenth inning when two safetys ws.-e punched on him. breaking up tn$ game. Superb fielding by the team nr- hind him saved several hits for Hedd- man.. CastIo's stop of Houtzs drive ,n out hit In the sixth inning Wbeinan by a great catch rctbed Houtz out of another hit and saved a run. McAleese being on second base. The fielding or both teams was sharp. snappy. rhyth- mic, perfect. play after play being made in d manner that was brilliantly sen ssn o the ns ssme %as when Pery a hard run go. Bob stafford's foul in the seventh inning. The bali fell just the other side of the home players to % get 1.-the force of the collision with the fence jerred the ball out of his grasp but as 1t was falling on the oth- CT side of the fenSe he rI grabbed q, ed !. great fielding game all through while his hit in the thirteenth inning won the game. Charley Schwartz hit hav- ns maas shp played 1y sreat game with nine chances, three of them difficult assists. Hausen played grand first base. one of his two assists .ungues- ticnably saving the day for the Clim., bers--when his quick movement ana accurate throw got Stafford at third
 Heine Busch played. a remarkapie game and of his ten chances one or hie putouts and his. seven assists electri- fled the crowd. McAleese caught beau tfful game, his throwing to bases being a feature, not a base being stolen on him while he sthrew two men out ana stole base himself on Kalkhoff. The out field work was wonderfully smooth. eleven chances being handled in the lots, Thornton having. six, Apperiogs outfield there were twelve chances, Wfseman getting the remarkable num- Der of seven. Gilbert three and kanz- Ter two, some of Wiseman,s catches saving the game for Nashville on sew eraI occasions. Castro had five chanc- es, Stafford seventeen, Bohannon seven, lansing five and Kalkhoff four.
 All in all 1t was game or pail the likes of which will not be seen In a long time. and while Nashville lost they have nothing to be ashamed4 of and went down fighting to the last
 Gilbert was out on hit to Busch and Wiseman the same way, Castro striking out.
  in the last half, Thornton on foul to Kalkhoff and Schwartz on fly to Castro.
 in the second, Bohannon on hit to Mccrane, and lansing on fly to Houtz
 Aprerious was out on hit to Castro in the last half, Hausen on a fly to
 Apperious and Schwartz got Kanzler's and Kalkhoff's flies in the third, Herr man striking out.
 Busch was out on a hit to lansing in the last half. McAleese on a hit to Herman and McCrane on fly to Gill; bert.
 Gilbert was out on a fly to Busch in the fouth, Wiseman on fly to Schwartz, Castro got the first hit of the game, facing out to right. It looked safe for two bags, but by lightning fielding, Houtz returned 1t in time and 1t was only single, McAleese after wards throwing him out stealing sec ond.
 Castro made phenomenal stop of Houtz's fierce drive in the last half, Thorning was out on a fly to Wiseman and Schwartz on a hit to lansing.
 Stafford was out on a hit to Busch in the fifth, and then Heine jumped into of Bohannon's Texas Leaguer; lansing walked--the first that McCrane had given--but Kanzier struck out.
 Apperious struck out in the last half, Hausen was out on hit to lansing and Perry on a fly to Gilbert.
 Thornton got Kalkhoff's and Gilbert's flies in the sixth and Herman struck out The Climbers retired Nashville in this inning in exactly two minutes.
 Busch was out on fly to Wisenan in the last half, McAleese hit safe and stole second, but McCrAne struck out and Houtz was out on a fly to Wise man.
 Wiseman was out on fly to Thornton in the seventh, Castro on hit to Schwartz. and Perry jumped into the limelighr by getting Stafford's foul, which, by g great run, he pulled down almost at the home players bench, catching the ball as its fell just over the bench.
 Thornton was out on a fly to Wise man, Schwartz on hit to Herman and Apperious on hit to Bohannon.