The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-07
DURRETT'S MEN MADE
 FINE SHOWING IN GAME
They Had Connie Mack's Team Shut Out Up to the Snth---Great Exhibition by
 Alabama Youngsters.

son struck out, Thornton hlt sate uut and Harry Davis got Hollands foul.
 In the third Robinson turned him. self loose in great shape. striking out Riggs and Harry Davis and letting Rrouthers down on short fly to Per-
 stickney struck out in the last half. Knight hit safe to center and Perry perious was. out on hit to Davis and Smith struck out.
 May went In the box at the begin ming Of the fourth and retired the side In rotation. Thornton got seybolds hit and Hanifans fly and Holland got Cross hit
 half and again itSwas one, two, three McAlees was out on hit to Haniey, May on a fly to Hanifan and Thornton on a hit to the same place made came in the firth. schreck driv- ing one to right. Smith got Hanleys hit Thornton t-ok care of Armpurs- teTI hit ana Riggs ssae srFann ouS Example his sfatting preclivities in the last half by pounding out. hit to right
 put him on third base & his 'umRPns Rs,s the Climbers began hitting in earnest Stickney smashed one out to left and if Holland had touched first snse earasd assFs run H0ulS King haS St sse sis to left and when Perry walked the bags were full with only one out. It
 looked foggy for Mir. Henley; Appe.
 rious drove one at Hanifan which that worthy juggled, King and Stickney scoring. Smith drove another at Hani- fan which was handled cleanly this time but Perry had darted over the back to Schreck. Cross handled Mc- Aleese's hit and the side was retired, three more runs coming In on three mus and the score standing to 0 in favor of the Climbers, nine hits having been made off Plank and Henley and ono or May.
 in the sixth-Brouthers worked May for a walk and went to third on pass ed ball, scoring on Davis long fly to King. Perry got Seybolds' fly and Han nifan was out on bit to Holland; hit to Henley, Thornton walked but was caught stealing second and Hol- land struck out.
 some hits themselves. Cross led off with hit to right. Schreck did the same, Henley struck out, Armbruster hit to Thornton who fielded Schreck throw to stop Armbruster at second, Holland dropping the ball Rigge hit safe scoring both Cross and Armbrus- ter. making the score to 3.
 In the last half of the seventh there was frightful sudden slump in the hit ting department of the Climbers. Ben- der, that terrible Indian went in the box for the visitors and the lack of from then on very much acentuated. while the local end of the score became very much attenuated. Stickney was out on a fly to Hanifan, King to the same and Perry struck out.
 Frye went in the box at the hegins ming of the eighth and calamities be- gan piiing up thicker than freckles on by fumbiing bavis's hit. doing the boIds hit. Holland Bot HanifSn's fly. Frye. who in his hurry. made an awful throw to first. two more scoring and tieing up the game. Holland got Schreck's fly. but Bender walked. two bagRer. Bender goiEg 70 third Riggs was out on a foul to MrAleese. Brouthers walked and the bags were full Davis hit to Frye. who threw " errors, a wild throw and q two bag. ger had scored four runs for the Ath- letics and left the score seven to six
 McAieese got hit off Bender in tho last half but 1t did no good. Apperious was out on a fly to Riggs, Smith on a right but Frye was out on a fly to Armbruster
 seyboId hit safe in the ninth. Hani; l fan hit to Thornton who threw seyhold | going to third, Schreck was out on , fly to King and the next moment Han | fan scored on passed ball. and Ben | der ended 1t with a hit to Perry leaV- | in1 the score eight to six.
 Thornton again hit safe, being the second Of the Climbers to hit Bender. 1 Holland was out on fly to Hantfan. i Cross fumbled Stickney's hit and i Thornton got to third, but Stickney
 was caught stealing second. King end l in~ the game by striking out. The score was: