The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-18
ERRORS FOR LOCALS, HITS FOR
 NASHVILLE; SCORE WAS 3 TO 1

| second putting in the run. Another l hit and base on balls came in the I third.a hit and Hales's wild throw In i, tue fourth. a nit in the sixth. couple | in another run. He gave four bases on balls in addition to nine hits made off him. but he was handicapped by a | ge-v sore arm, which explains all. | Not d hit had been made of Geyer until Charley Schwartz punched one | out to center in the fourth inning
 a swift double started by Mr Castro
 of south tn American Am tnn,n revolutionary fame l Hausen hit safe in the. fifth inning | only one out, but Gcyer saved himself | by a marvellous display of control.
 striking out the next two batters. The the ball was when sfter giving a base on balls and hitting a batter in the | eighth inning the third hit of the game
 scoring the one run. Geyer struck cut | eight of the hard hitting Climbers and gave only two bases on balls, there is
 no question of the fast that he pitched
 ed brilliant support. the infeld put
 ting up sharp snappy ball with not not
 even suspicion. of hesitation The ways. the infield blowing up several times and playing game that at times
 looked sleepy--this was especially mo- ry tried to start a d6able by thrc wing to second. but for some unaccountable reason neither Schwartz nor Hilley covered the bag. though Poth ths "1 logieai sdei play would be. . Hausen played a beautiful first base: Muilaney having a bum ankle. Ferry also playing perfect game at third. Charlie Schwartz played fast game having eight chances with one error. The work of the outiield was perfect. that of Thornton being exceptionally
 fast--he had five put-o outs without an error. while his assist was great throw from leftfield to the plate. cut ting off Handlers run in the seventh inning. Sam Apperious made beauti- | full throw to the plate frcfn center
 field in the eighth inning but the speedy wiseman only had to sprint l ing by Thornton cut off a twobagger | in the seventh inning, while Houtz had a clean fielding score and his pinch
 inning McAlees started a fast double when after receiving strikeout he | threw man out at second.
 | While the work of the team as l been yesterday, still it is a combination 1 that gives indications of being dan gerous propositios when 1t strikes its yellow streaks and land in the class of quitters thus early in the season is absurd.
 l IlIDeTL was out OIl d ny tO I1out6r | wiseman on fly to Thornton. Castro | hit safe but McAleese threw him out stealing second.
 Houtz was out on a hit to Bohannon | in the last half. Thornton on hit | 10 lansing and Schwartz on a hit to Castro.
 stafford hit safe in the second and went to second on Bohannon's sacri- | flee, lansing was out on a hit to Perry but Stafford got to third and scored on Kanzler's drive to center--the next mo-
 ment Hale, by a quick throw, caught
 kanzler playing off second.
 time in the last half, striking out Ap- perious and Hausen; Perry walked. but Hilley was out on hit to Guyer.
 Rabo K was tS,TS oat on y to bt ao
 Schwartz; Gilbert hit safe and stole | was out on d hit to Hilley.
 McAleese was out on a hit to Guyer ! in the last half. Hale struck out and 1 Houtz was out on a hit to lansing. l, Stafford hit safe in the fourth; Be- | harmon bunted and Hale got 1t, but in- | stead of throwing the runner out at
 first tried for the man at second; he
 was too long in deciding and both run | ners were safe. lansing bunted and
 Hale caught the fly, but in his eager
 ness to make a double he threw wild l to second and Stafford got back on the bag. Kanzler struck out and like a flash McAleese fired the ball to second,
 catching Stafford and completing the double.
 Thornton was out on a hit to Jans- ing, Schwartz hit safe to center-the first hit of the game for Montgomery but on Apperiouss hit to Castro there
 was fast double.
 Kaikoff struck out in the fifth, Guy CT hit to first. Hausen getting the ball I and Hale running to cover the bag, but \ he dropped the ball and the runner | was safe: Gilbert was out on hit to | Schwartz and Guyer was thrown out | stealing second.
 | half and went to, second on Perrys sac
 rifice, getting to third on wild pitch
 then GIyer got down to his knitting