The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-05
MORNING GAME.
Great Crowd Saw Exhibition In Hirm. fnEhmm.

Great Crowd Saw Exhibition I'm Hirm- inEham.
 By a score of two to one the Climb CTS won the morning game. Maxwell pitching great biz circle around Wilhelm.
 While the official score was two to enc yet from every indication 1t should have been to 0. The operator In the Birmingham press box said that smith
 was out at the plate when schwartz fired Meeks's hit back to Hausen. Rud- derham. however. called the runner safe and Bill Hausen. who Is hardly ever known to kick. did that thing so strenuously that he was put out Of the game. MeAlees taking his place. Maxwell pitched counterpart of his superb game in the first Atlanta double header--two hits were made off him. Carlos Smith hitting clean in the fourth inning and Garvin beating out a hit in the seventh. Whether the crowd had any influence on the decisions or his umps or not. of course. cannot be told here but Maxwell gave two bases on halls and only struck out one batter. Wilhelm, on the contrary. did not give walk and struck out three men. sew en hits and scratch. however, were made off him by the Climbers. The crowd in Birmingham was an enormous one. the figures given HiE- gins at the matinee by the Birmingham operator being 1000. The matinee room was packed to it's capacity. Ev- cry seat was occupied. men and boys standing in every available spot and sitting rows deep on the steps leading to the third floor It was a typical holiday crowd. this matinee throng: They went in hopes of seeing ball game and beyond the shadow of a doubt they saw one jolly good crowd it was. and while they could
 not see the actual battle in BirminE- ham they rooted as hard for the Climb CTS as if they were on the real old infanza1V infaraSfad how thoroughly delighted they were
 was evidenced when Fred Houtz got
 over the plate in the first Inning and Kid Busch tallied in the eishth, Fred Houtz started both of the runs with his hit and Charlie Schwartz hit in both of the runs. The Climbers played snap ny fielding game, the only. error being when Busch made bad throw of All- cocks hit in the fourth inning. Blrm.. bali, their only error being when Lou walters threw wild 10 Mkeks in the eighth inning. Altogether It was d of ball that win be played this sea- son.
 Houtz started the first with clean hit to center. Busch tried to sacri- to bunt. Houtz stole second and got to
 third on Wilhelnl's wild pitch. Schwartz hit a slow one towards third and had 1t beat out, Alicock tried Tor the runner on third put Houtz
 was over the plate like a flash be-
 fore he got the ball to Garvin.. Sam Apperious hit to Allcock and Schwartz was thrown out at second. moment afterwards Wilhelm caught Apperious playing of first and threw him out
 Molesworth was out on hit to Per ry in the last half Smith walked but was forced at second on Allcocks hit to Maxwell, MeelSs ending it with a hit to Busch.
 Mullaney hit safe in the second. Mo Cam beat out a hit to Allcock. Per " was out on hit to Ovler but Null got to third and McCann to sec ond. Hausen was out on flv to Oyles and Maxwell on q hit to the same
 It was one. two. three in the last half Gear and Walters were out on d
 fIy and hit to Busch and Oyler on fly to Mullanev
 Houtz and ScNwartz were out on fIv and hit to OvIer and Busch on flv to Gear, ir the third.
 Tn the last half Garvin and Moles-