The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-11
NTG0MERY FANS ARE
 NOW SATISFIED WITH LIFE"
Durrett's Bunch Played Connie Mack's Men Eleven Innings and Tie Game--0ur !
 Pitchers Are Great.

With the score tied at the end of the ninth inning yesterday. the Climbers eleven innings. the game being called at the end of the eleventh with the score standing and |.
 Like the attractive face of a bright woman the work of the Climbers grows on. one, and if George Conan had left Athletic Park with a lot of enthused fans at the end of the eleventh inning material supplied him for some new lines in his song Then I'd be Satisfied
 The work of the Climbers was a big surprise party to the big crowd at the baseball park and a revelation to the Atheltics who had to work hard for merous pleasing features about the new team, but primarily the bulldog cour~ age, gameness and never-Say-4uit spir- 1t manifested, so typical of last years team. put the fans in genuine glow of satisfaction.
 The swatting capacity of the team not sporadic hitting but punched hit first in the fourth inning when King s hit, Mallaney''s sacrifice and Sam App perious' two bagger put over the first perious hit Deihanty's two bagger and Perry's hit put in a couple more earn cd runs. In the ninth inning Perry's three bagger and Mays hit put in game. The four runs made by the Climbers were every one earned on ten hits. three of them two haggers and one three bagger.
 Young Boyle, the southpaw. started in, and If he is consistent this summer u.th his work of yesterday He is going to be S one of the s coming pitchers pt.sIe of f a change of pace that stamps him as a coming southpaw; One moment they would shoot over the plate like driven from catapult and the next moment one would actually float over the plate in such a lazy manner that 1t looked like the batter would knock. the cover off It. But they couldn't touch 1t. Dur ing the three innings that he pitched only one clean hit was made off him Schrecks two bagger in the second in- ky ky Variety. T In the tmo first inning mi Riggs hit one towards first that Mullaney made good stop of but Boyle was not quite quick enough in covering the beat out bunt and this was the sum total of the hits. His control was perfect. only giving. one base. on balls; striking out Harry Davis in the first and Riggs in the third inning. He watches his bases closely and throws to them with a rapidity of movement that has no sign of a balk in 1t.
 Boyle looks like he is there with any amount of goods and if McCrane is anything like as good Durrett will q lot of damage in this League.
 While only one hit was made off Germaine and he struck out three men, to lose control in the sixth and wild pitch, hitting Harry Davis and Kings error gave the Athletics their first run.
 bruising experience of any of them, for he not only had to work five innings, but had to stand for the trying tenth and eleventh innings. The five hits made were scattered except in the eighth inning. when three punched hits put in a couple of earned runs. He made a wild pitch, but struck out two men and only gave one base on balls while his opportune hit in the ninth inning. saved the game.
 Thornton's work was the feature of the game. Except for his wild throw of Armbruster's hit in the sev- enth inning, he handled his five chances in the greatest kind of manner, while the first inning hit one just inside the left field foul line that looked like an- other two-bagger.
 Perry played a magnificent game, handling his five chances beautifully and getting long single and a three bagger.
 with the fans. The graceful manner in is admirable. while he hits hard, a two-bagger and single, but at the same time seems to swing as easily as you please
 handled his three chances perfectly, and got the only stolen base off Schreck.
 Holland made a much better show ing in the outfeld than he did at sec ond Tuesday, handling his four chances perfectly, one of them being an assist from right field.
 King made couple of errors at sec-