The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-10

New Orleans. June 9.-(Special. )-The Pelicans hammered out the second vic tory of the Montgomery series this af- ternoon, t, simply because they had but lit Brennan went to pieces in the second. giving couple of free passes and hitting Atz, which made it possible for the Peli- He steadied up for little after that but in the seventh let down considerably and was hammered hard for five hits including | a home run by Montgomery. when four | runs crossed the plate. Two bad in- nings by the rival of little Dannehower. | and the results of careful and hard coaching. by Manager Campau won the victory for the Pelicans With anything like hard throwing centerfield in active service Montgomery would have been shut to centerfield which was fielded short distance back of second. Leidy could handle the put-out but was not there with | the goods when 1t come for a throw, and the speedy Moesworth raced across the plate.
 Dannehower was in good form. had
 H5 s bne hed aso | the Montgomery ball tossers in good shape from the start and fiielded his po-
 tion in magnificent shape getting more | rifices which were intended to advance | these base runners. In the record Leidy | snows up with a wonderful fielding score of eight put-outs and an assist, Leidy covered the ground beyond a doubt, but there was never more lucky fielding. Only Only one me, of the Put-euts called for any; right over second .U the middle center field
 The real sensation of the day was re- corded by Flanagan Dannehower hit a hard one back to left and Flanagan started for it. He raced with the ball and half turning on the run reached out with one hand and landed a catch that was q star event for any team in the country. The fair-minded Pelican crowd sent up cheer that was just as enthusiastic and as strong as administered for a Pelican player.
 This piece of fielding and the home run driven into the right field bleachers by work of Dannehower. steady and true, all the way from beginning to end, proved a pace that was trifle too speedy. Four or or the runs came in off two hits hy this
 Umpire Carpenter who has recovered from. his slight illness and injury from the foul ball ysssterday called the game all games will be started on the local diamond at 3:45: instead of S:3O.
 ,,I'o In the first inning both spratt and Childs was caught mapping on first Atz was the only Pelican to reach base in the last half and he travelled on free Flannagan; but Hurley caught him steal Ing second by yards. Then came the second for the Pelicans and the first runs
 
 wild one. Drury went out on strikes and Hurley drew a free pass and filled the bags. Dannehower. next up, hit a liner to right that brought in both Brouthers and Leidy. but Hurley was forced at second and Dannehower caught between second and third on Atz's grounder to third and the side retired
 Busch and Brennan went to bases the first men up in the third, one on a pass and the other on a single, but Danne- hover put up steady game and retired the side In great shape.
 Drury singled In the fourth, but was out stealing second and in the fifth Busch went safe on Broutherss error, out was caught at third on throw from Atz to Brouthers when Spratt singled to right center and Leidy flelded the ball. It was in the fifth that Danehower drove his liner into left and Flanagan scored his great catch and this was followed by Montgomery getting safe on a single over short and being thrown out by Clark at second. Clark was playing a great de- fensive game.
 In the sixth Montgomery rallied con- siderably and gave the Pelican crowd something of a scare Dannehower gave Childs a free pass as starter and Molesworth bunted, but Dannehower fielded the ball fast and Childs retired at second. Whistler added single and Flanagan followed with another single and filled the bags. A long fly by Eanzler scored Molesworth, but Clark bounded out and the side retired.
 In the last half a fast double spoiled the Pelicans chance to score. McFar- land started it with a two-bagger and Prout lined out a hard one to Kanzler which was shot back to secontd in time to get Mcfarland of the bag. The Pelicans more than got even in their seventh, for there were five hits punched that netted four runs and made the game safe.
 Leidy started things with a single and Drury bunted and beat 1t out, Whistler being off the bag when the throw was made Then Hurley sacrificed and Dan nehower singled long one to right that brought in Drury and .ei lV Montg