The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-24
MeAleese Jawed at Umpire Buckley and Was Put Out of Game.
 Score Was , to o.

In a pitchers battle between young Maxwell and the veteran Breite1stein, the youngster ontgeneralled the old man easily and. with the assistance Of grand support by the Climbers and some pinch hits by Kid Busch and Sam Apperious, shut the Pelicans, in New Orleans yesterday, out by a score or 3 to O.
 Maxwell pitched brilliant game of ball and showed steady nerve ana quick headwork that was remarkable. Only once during the game did two hits come in one inning. In the third inning Joe Rickert beat out an in- field hit, and Blake hit clean, but the side was retired. The other hits. were sixth, one. in the seventh and one in the ninth: Twice during the game Maxwell dug up an infield hit and threw a runner out at third base An example of his steadiness was shown in the sixth inning when hit and a base on balls had runners on tirst end second with none out He struck tne next d threw the runner out at third and struck the last man out.
 The support given Breitenstein was off color and the first run made was due to his giving a base on balls and a wild throw to the plate. The last run was earned, Busch's two-bagger and Apperious's single so, even if the Peii- cans had played perfect game. the Climbers would have won the game by a score of to 0.
 Houtz was out on a foul to oBrsen in the first. Busch hit safe. Sam Ap- perious hit a fly that Blake trapped in trying for the double, but he only got Busch at second. Mullaney was up, but Apperious was thrown out stealing sec ond.
 Rickert walked in the last half and stole second. Cargo bunted out: Blake was out on a hit to second, and Knoll on a hit to Schwartz.
 was put out of the grounds. It seems he was ordered off the coaching line, and, as he passed Buckley, said some laney was out on a fly to Knoll, Mo Cam on a foul to Beck Schwartz hit one that O'Brien got and made the throw all right, Beck dropping 1t, but Perry was out on a fly to Rickert-
 Beck was out on a hit to Schwartz in the last half. Maxwell Juggled Bird $ hit, oBrien struck out and Stratton Ths third was was short. Hausen and Maxwell struck out and Houtz went out on A hit to Breitenstein., 3. as.
 With one out in the last half, Rickeft beat out an infleld hit and Cargo was was out on a fly to Mullaney. Blake hit safe but a moment after was caught playing of first. the fourth, and in the last half Knoll was out on fly to Mullaney. Busch juggled Beck's hit, Bird sacrificing him to second and O'Brien ending it with a Hll tO MIA W GlA
 bagger, Schwartz hit to Cargo, who l threw McCann out at third. Perry hit l to O'Brien and there was a double. Rfckert hit safe with two out in the | last half, but the side was retired. It was one, two three in the first of | the sixth but in the last half Blake led off with a hit to centre. Knoll drew walk Beck struck out and Bird hit to Maxwell, who threw Blake out at third. Knoll and Bird making a double steal. but Maxwell struck O'Brien out. Busch walked in the seventh. Appe- | rious tried to sacrifice and dumped a bunt in front of the plate. Breiten- stein and Stratton both ran for 1t and meeting did the Alphonse and Gaston stunt Before they could persuade each other which one should pick Il up, Apperiuos was on first with Busch on third Then Mullaney hit to Cargo and while he was throwing Apperious out at second. Heine had sprinted tc third. Blake threw to first, trying fol the double, and Busch darted for the plate, Beck firing 1t to Stratton, but throwing wide, and Busch scoring with the run which, as 1t turned out, would have won the game. McCann popped up a fly to Beck and Mullaney was doubled before he could get back to the bag.
 Stratton hit safe in the last half. but was forced out at second on Breiten- stein's hit to Perry Rickert was out on a fly to Houtz and Cargo on a bunt to Maxwell.
 the side was retired and the last half