The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23

bunt and then three hits came togetn- CT, putting in couple Of runs " hitc i May gave a couple of bases on pans in the fifth inning. the first he pitched; still he was cool, and his fielding save55 him. throwing Armbruster out at thlru ou Lords hit This was worthy or an old pitcher. Four hts were made oil Robinson in the seventh. his hrst Ah i,, ning, which with wild throw put 'h three runs and won the game. ~
 Hits by Mullaney and King m tne second inning scored run Mith it1, dell pitching; h the yy',Tsno tonIsn Wuii ,fn laney, Perry and Busch. With Appor ous's sacrifice, put in couple or runs fnd tied the score. In The httn bult- ley's wild throw Phd Apperi,ous tots Me yers gave base on balls which win Daly's error. gyrnes passed ball and wild pitch put in one more anu tleo the core again.
 hut wild throws lost them the game Wallace played game that IT ne keeps up will put him all right Tn thls League. He hit the ball nard, getting two chances in the field were handled faultlessly. He is fast on the paths and scored one of the runs. Apperlous got his usual hit and played perfect great game, getting two of the hits and handling ten chances perfectly. Perry also played perfect game with five chances and one hit. Hausen caught the entire game and did 1t .n a manner that drew the admiration ot the fans He accepted seven chances, two of them assists, and got a hit off waddell in his first time at bat.
 Hanifin played a great game for the Athletics. with four putouts, two as- sists and a two -bagger. Lord leading the hitting with a two-bagger and couple of long singles.
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 Last night manager" sam Irwin and Grauley of The Philadelphia En- uuirer left for Memphis with the fol- lowing eleven men; Hartsell. Br2uth- Schreck, Powers, Waddell Bender and Plank.
 24, the Athletics will play Babb's out fit in Memphis. Tn case McGrews team is not in Memphis at the time the Athletics will play Sunday the 25. 1T McGraw's team is still there they will play Sunday.
 From Memphis the Athletics will go to Nashville where they will ray Finn s people on Monday and Tuesday March
 Manager Mack remained in Mont ! gomery with the following twelve men; Armbruster Rlegs; Daley Lord' | Knight, Oldring, Hanifin, Byrnes' | Meyers Coaklcy, Henley and Bartley. | This leaves Byrnes to do all the catch | ing, though there is only one more f game, Saturdays.
 l The Athletics left in Montgomery will leave here Monday March 26. for | Chattanooga or Knoxville, where the | Athletics will play their last game n From there they will play Hugh Duffy's Philadelphia Nationals on Saturday. | March 3l.
 After a week or so of limbering up l in Philadelphia Mack's crowd will leave | for Washington where they open the season with Garland StahIs Legisla- | tors on April 2i.
 In the first inning Delehanty struck | out. and Wallace followed suit, Apperi | ous was out on a hit to Hanifin. Wad i dell was using terrific speed and pitch. | ing midseason ball.
 1 Anbruster hit to Busch and was saft on bad throw. Riggs sacrificed hin | to second. Daily struck out but Lore | scored Armbruster with a two-bagge to center Then with the assistance O q couple of weird throws Lord ant 1 Knight both got home, Oldring ending | it with a hit to King.
 Mullaney was safe when Oldring jug | gled his hit In the second, but was fore | ed at second on Perry's hit to Hanifin | King drove one to center and Perr! | scored but Busch was out on fly t | Hsnifin
 Hanifin started the last half with two bagger but the side was retired 1 Waddell striking out.
 Hausen made his first appearance a the bat in the third and caught on witt the fans at once by hitting safe to righ | the second hit off Waddell. The Reu ben was pretty quick however ant | caught Hausen playing off first a mo | ment afterwards Boyle was out on foul to Schreck and Delehanty on hi to Daly.
 Armbruster was out on a hit to Kim in the last half, Riggs on q hit to Boyl and Daily on hit to MullaneY.
 BartleY relieved Waddell in the fourt and Wallace, the first man up hit safe
 A AN.. !, Mullaney scored him with a clean hi to right. Perry drcve to left, the thir
 hit in that inning, hut Mullaney wa out at third on Kings hit to Knight Hanifin got Hausen's fly.
 Lord hit to left in the last half, Boyl fumbled Knights hunt, oldring hit
 the bags. Hanifin was out on q fly [ Perry but Lord and Knight scored ol Schreck's hit BartIey struck out
 May struck out In the fifth, Delehan ty hit to Bartley and went to secon on his wild throw to Daly. Wallac struck out and Delehanty deliberatel stole third with the ball in the infel and scored on Mullaney's drive to right Perry ended 1t with a fly to Riggs.
 May relieved Boyle in the last of tn fifth. Armbruster walked but wa forced at second on Riggs hit to May Riggs stealing second. Daly wake but May threw Riggs out at third O Lords hit to him and ended 1t by get | tlnE Knight Ill.
 King was out on a hit to Knight i the sixth, Busch on fly to Hanitin an Perry on hit to Oldring:
 Oldring was out on a hit to Perry Il the last half, Hanifin on a fly to Busc and Byrnes, who was catching, strucl out.
 Smith who batted for May hit one tha I Oldring made a perfect throw Of. bu Daily dropped the ball Delehanty wal ed and on a passed ball there was double steal. Smith. going to third an Delehanty to second. Smith scoring e q wild pitch tieing the score. ; Robinson relieved May In the las half of the seventh. Hausen madee
 great catch of Meyers foul. Armhrust
 er was out on a fly to Apperiou' { Riggs and Daly hit safe. Lord wa
 safe on hit and a bad throw to thir
 on which Riggs scored. Daly score
 on Knights hit. Lord scored but Knigh was ont at second
 Perry WAS out on hit to Oldrlng i
 the eighth :, King walked. Busch an , Hauscn walked filling the bags bu
 Robinson was out on fly to paly an DelehantY struck cut.
 The last half was a blank for then and while Wallace hit for two bags | the ninth and with two out King hi 1 safe but Wallace was thrown out a the plate. The score was:
 Athletics R A Armbruster If.. Q. ....l 0
 Riggs cf ....-. ........ Daley b.. .'.''..'l II
 Knight 3b ...... .... - . Oldring ss ......'. ..o ! Hanifin 2b ...... .... - Schreck ...... '... ..p
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