The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-14

smothered beneath an avalanche of swats, eight long singles and trio of two baggers. Young Robinson. the I,owndes county boy who showed up so we'll last week, was plainly out of condition.
 Topsy Hartsell, the first man up in the first inning. drew a walk, and Robinson followed 1t up by hitting Brouthers. Only one hit was made off him in that inning, but 1t came in a pinch. In the second inning two hagger came the first shot out of the box and Robinson's amateurish play in trying to throw Murphy out at third in response to Topsy Hartselfs coach ing" gave them another run. In the fourth his bad throw to second with Buschs error and Bartieys long hit gave them couple more. In the four innings that he pitched four hits. one of them two bagger, couple of bas- es on balls with his own two throws netted four runs.
 Germaine got in bad at the start, punched two baggers by Brouthers and Sox Seybold putting in a run, in the fifth; there was another hit in ths sixth, but no runs. In his two innings three hits, couple of them two bag gers, with a base on balls netted only one run. In the two innings that Frye pitched, three hits were made while ne kdNG one DdSG OH .DdliSs Ouiy OiC run coming over through the remark able fielding of Sam Apperious in the seventh cut off a seemingly sure run.
 The fielding of both teams was good,
 that of the Athletics being at times
 brilliant. Harry Davis and Schreck played first and between them handled eleven chances perfectly. Schreck get ting a couple of hits while Brouthers, Murphy and Seybold got a couple of b4 of them QaftfnQ a fU0 bagger. Byrnes caught pretty game with six chances perfectly handled. Jimmy Dygert was the only one of the pitchers to get a hit and Meyers the | only one to get an assist.
 In the seventh inning there were couple of hits punched on Meyers but one of them was due to the fact that Monte Cross was playing in too
 close to second. Besides his brilliant fielding, Apperious got two of the five hits made by the Climbers, Holland,
 Mullaney and Delehanty getting the other three. Busch showed his lack of condition by making a mess of three chances at short. The wild throws of Robinson
 and Frye completed the five errors. With these exceptions, the Climbers played errorless ball King accepted
 seven chances perfectly, Mullaney eight, Perry three, McAlees six, Smith two. Apperious three, Holland two and Del- ehanty two. Delehanty and Apperious each had a stolen lbase, the base rum
 ming being responsible for the run in the seventh inning.
 Busch was out on a hit to Dygert Holland on a hit to Murphy and King on fly to Lord.
 Hartsell walked in the last half, and
 went to second on Lords sacrifice. Brouthers was hit by the ball. Holland got Dayis's fly in right and made a good throw to Perry to stop Hartsell
 who was sprinting to third. Topsy was safe, however, and scored the | first run on Seybold's hit. Brouthers getting to third. Robinson threw to | second to stop Seybold. who had start
 ed for that bag, and Brouthers started | for the plate. King shot the ball back | to McAlees and "Dan" was caught
 at the plate, one run having come in. Mullaney was out on fly to Sey- | bold in the seeond, Apperious on a | foul to Davis and Delahanty on a hit
 Murphy started the last half with a | two bagger to center and then came
 a play that shows the value of experi-
 one to Robinson. Murphy sprinting for | third. There was not much chance to
 get the runner out. at third anyway
 and the only logical and feasible play
 was to get Cross at first. Topsy Hart sell was coaching on the third base
 line and yelled to Robinson, throw 1t
  | hit Murphy in the side, the ball rolling
 off and Murphy scoring with Cross safe
 on first Byrnes struck out. Hartseu steal second. Cross. who was on third. | by this time started for the plate when | McAIees threw towards second, but X the ball was fired back to him In time 1 to stop Cross at the plate, leaving the | score to 0.
 The first half of the third was in
 one, two three for the Climbers. and | field error and Davis got hit, the last
 It was three up and three down with | the Climbers in the first half of the | fourth when Bartley relieved Dygert
 Mullaney got Murphy's foul in the
 last half: Cross was safe on Busch's | inson, who made a bad throw to sec | ond Cross going to third. he and Byrnes both scoring on Bartley's long
 drive to center. Hartsell and Lord ended it with flies to King and Della hanty. leaving the score to O. The first half of the fifth looked like
 local run when Mulianey and Apper- ious punched couple, of hits The
 next three men went down. however,
 and nothing was doing; . IL. | last half of the fifth. and the first
 thing was a two bagger by Rrouthers, l Davis was out on hit to Mullaney,
 but Seybold crashed out two bagger | and Brouthers scored. Murphy was out
 on a foul 10 Mullaney and Cross on a hit to Busch, making the score to O.
 Germaine was out on hit to Monte
 Cross in the sixth Busch on a fly | to Davis Holland walked but was | forced out at second on Kings hit to l Cross.
 Byrnes hit safe in the last half Bart | ley was out on a hit to Germaine Hart I sell on a fly to Apperious and Lord on | a fly to Perry.
 Meyers relieved Bartley in the sev- enth Mullaney was out on a fly to l SeyboId, Apperious hit safe to left, Del ehanty smashed one that went safe, Monte Cross playing too close to sec ond. Then came d steal and the first score for the Climbers of the game
 Delehanty started to second like a
 runaway automobile Byrnes threw to
 stop him and like flash Sam Appe-