The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-21
Billy Smiths Atlanta Outfit Went to Defeat by Score of 5 to 3.
 Malarky in Durrett's $ Box.

.#+ The first of the Atlanta games went to thef Climbers by a score of to 3 : The "Boasters from thc Claim Alf- Berg never had look fin after the Billy smfth sent Harley iu to pitch the opening game, and he lasted just four innings. during which time seven punched hits were made on him. in cluding three bagger and a two bag ger. It was coincidence that Harley was in the box. as he and Malarky were the opposing pitchers in that Thursday game in Atlanta which was lost to the by the score of to O.
 Maiarky pitched q great game of ball Sss,erdsy. Sss,,,,s,I . The Climbers gave, gave him him Windy City"soutfit look cheap. It took him three Innings to strike his gait and from then on he had Smiths bunch as shel4less as a lot of babies, For the dyst inning both sides were blanked, ttTohgh a hit was made on Harley in the last half In the second inning eMalarky gave base on balls and a two-bagger put in one run. In on balls. hit batter and couple of hits put in two runs. For the six in nlnEs following his pitching was gilt. edged. Not single base on balls did he give after the third inning. while tour scattering hits were made. one each in the sixth. seventh. eighth and ninth
 The hitting of the Climbers was heavy and consistent Houtz. Durrett and Apperious leading with couple Of hits. each, one of Houtzs being a three-bagger and one Of Durretts a stwo-bagger. Houtz's three-bagger was ir the third, Schwartz's pinch nit SCOT ing him. With two men on base in the fourth Durretts two-bagger scored them both and tied the score.
 Curtis gave Schwartz his base on kriII IA t~.i AnnnrinnQ rf- feed him and Mullaney's hit scored him. In the eighth Hausen walked. stole second and scored on Houtzs drive to center.
 seven chances. three of them assists. His throwing to second was feature, only one base being stolen on him while three were stolen on Slide. Jim
 Schwartz Perry Mullaney and Busch played snappy, perfect ball, twenty seven chances being handled in tho in- field and five in the ontfield, all in sist Malarky got hit.
 Sid smith played short for Atlanta, Whitey Morse being laid up, and be- sides playing perfect game got 5sd three on the hospital list and Tiebald played third. having four chances and one CT. TOT. Otto Jordan and the 'abbreviated1 Mir Fox on first making the. other two.
 Taking it all in all. Atlanta was simply outplayed in every department of the game. That is the story In nutshell.
 Game In Detail.
 Crozier was out on foul to. Mul i. laney. Tiebald on a hit to Busch and Smith on a fly to Busch, the Kid mak- ing a great catch.
 Houtz struck out and the first ball that Harley sent in Durrett laced out to right field. Schwartz was out on a fly to Smith, Apperious hit safe but Mullaney was out on fly to Winters.
 Winters walked in the second, Jor-- him with a two bagger. Fox was out on line fly to Mulaney and Archer on a fly to Schwartz.
 Perry was out a fly to Jordan in bald. Hausen hit safe but Malarky struck out.
 Harley struck out in the third. Croz- fer walked, Malarky hit Tiebald. Smith throwing Smith out at second. Tiebald scoring on Winterss drive but Hausen threw Winters out at second.
 Tn the last half the Climbers went was Vicious and unfeeTng Houts started it by pounding one to center for two bags, going to third when Cur tis let the ball get by him. Durrett Fox. Houtz scoring on schwsrtzs long fly to Crozier. Apperious hit fierce one to Smith that aimost swept the doughty South Carolinisn out of the Mafsa but pfpssps psrps wss n S on Munnfs ht fs Tiebald Jordan was out on hit to Busch. Curtis on a hit to Schwartz and Fox on a foul to McAleese,
 Busch struck out in the last half. dan threw wild to first, Malarky going to second. Then Houtz drove one to Tiebald that came pretty near putting