The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
ROY HALE ARRIVES
ELEVEN OF nURRErvs CLIMBERS NOW IN TOWN.
Germaine and Robinson Have Also Re- ported and They Wnl Be in n
 Game to Be Played
 Tomorrow t

Roy Hale, Germaine and Robinson re- ported yesterday, making eleven of Durretts 1906 Climbers that have re ported up to date. Pitchers Malarky, Hale, Boyle, Germaine, Frye May and Robinson, and Infieiders Schwartz and Pery, and Eatchers McAlees and Smith being the others.
 This number will be increased today by the arrival of Dominick Aullaney and Hines from Louisville Holland rom south Carolina and probably Dele- hanty and King. This will enable Dur rett to put an entire team in the field tomorrow, when the local fans will for the first time see the spring novelties
 There viii be seven pitchers, the two eatchers almost an entire infeld, Schwartz alone being absent, and Dur rstt, King, Holland and Delehanty to
 This outfit will tomorrow tackle the Athletics in the first of the exhibition games to be played with Mack's men only i've of the old men on the Athlet- day night, Hartsel, Hoffman and Lord of the outfleld, Murphy of the infiefd and Pitcher Waddell Harry Davis. whG Was left here n charge of the midable combination for Durretts youngsters to cut their spurs on: Da- yis, first base; Hanifan, second base; short; ''sox" .seybold, Armbruster and Riggs, outfield: Schreck, catcher; Plank, Henley, and Bender pitchers. With the exception of Hanifan at second and Riggs and Armbiuster in the outfield, this is the famous team that won the pennant of the American League last summer.
 The Climbers will probably be given be bit strenuous for them, it Is the best thing that could happen. for the pruisiig work will show what Is in Athletics will play a stiff game for If there IS one thing that Dig league team dislikes it is to go back East beating them majority of the games. Another incentive that the Athletics will have to work hard tomorrow is the fact that the New Orleans South there yesterday.
 The Climbers will have three tough games this week. playing the AthIet and 1t will be decidedly interesting te watch the development af the young sters In the three games.
 Roy Hale. who got in yesterday. was one of the mainstays of nurrett's team that made such q sensational finish last year, and he is one of the best pitchers in the Southern League
 During the season of 1904 he was turned loose by Lew Whistler, who had the Memphis team, being signed at once by Montgomery. Since then he has &fSGdCu SIC6I UdSl TUT the LOCALS, d feature of his work being that he has shut Memphis out in a majority of the games that that team has played In Montgomery. Ills control is something that. few pitchers in this league can boast of. he having given traction ever one base on balls a game in 25 games and striking out an average og four game.
 Last winter he married and Durrett thinks that he will do the best work of his career on the diamond this sea- son.
 Gernaine is the right handler from Michigan and he comes to Montgomery with good reputation.
 Robinson Is the Lowndes county boy, and naturally the local fans will take i fnore interest in his work than in any l ofs thaa youngsters. Robinson pitched i for some time for Howard College, the | same college that Frank Sparks started ] l Is career with, and he led everything 1 up thera in all brancnes or athletics
 This puts all of the pitchers in Mont | gomery except McCrane. the left hand | CT bought from Connie Mack, and he | and Helne Busch are expected in Mont. | gomery about the end of the week
 Thompson, the shortstop from Ho- bcken, N. J., will reach Montgomery | about the last of the week and If he | is anything like as good as Oldring, | ho will come near being the star of the | Southern League this summer.