The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-28

first inning by striking out the first three men up. Mathews. Stafford and Taylor striking out in the order named. Streit's s work now was something phenomenal. He had struck out the first six batters in the order named.
 In the third inning hits by Molesworth and Durett, Whistler's sacrifice and Spratt's base on balls put two more runs over for the Black Sox. kanZler was out on his hit to Wilson. spratt waited and got walk Molesworth lined out slashing single. Whlstler's sacrifice put ting him on second and scoring Spratt. Ike Durett's single scored Molesworth and another earned run. Stickney retired the side with a hit to short, but the score was and in favor of the Black Sox.
 In the last half streit and Whistler put the Crackers to the bad again. Koehler lined out a hot one just to the left of first base, but Whistler managed to get in the way, scooped 1t up and beat the runner to the bag. Gruebner struck out and Streit got Frank Wilson's hit over
 Clark started the ball in the fourth with a rattling single, but a foul bunt made three strikes for Kid Busch and gave Wilson the strike out. Winters got Streit's fly to right field and Kanzler died on his hit to Gruebner at short
 In the last half with the score and 0 against them. the Crackers pulled their first run over. saving a shutout. Winters, lIC HISl LndH up III llie Oul the eighth batter to go down before the magnificent delivery of Streit. Bennett then got the first base on balls Streit had given during the game. Lauzon was out on a hit to Whistler and Bennett scored on Mathews's hit Stafford retir- ed the side with the score and in favor of the Black Sox~
 Spratt died on his hit to Wilson in the fifth. Molesworth got his second hit of the game by smashing out a two-bagger but Whistler and Durett retired the side with hits to Stafford and Wilson.
 Then came q horrible ten minutes for the loyal fans hanging on the words that came over the late Mir. Morses's machine and interpreted by Jack Higgins. Tay- Tor. the first man up in the last half got the second base on balls that Streit had given. koehler hit to right field and Taylor landed on third. Gruebner got his base on balls and the bags were full with the Atlanta bieachers roofing like maniacs and the Montgomery fans at the matinee giving superb imitation of reception by a lot of deaf mutes
 Frank Wilson hit safe, and the tele- ph instrument said that the deafening noise in Atlanta would make the roar of l6-inch gun on one Of Uncle sam bat tie ships sound like the fiutter of red leaves on a late October day. But the Montgomery people did some yelling on their own account when Whistler fired Franks hit back to Clark in time to nail Taylor at the plate and cut on the run. NliSOn WdS Sdte. HoWSNCIs anu LhS pdSSS were still full Winters was out on his hit to Kanzler. Bennett's base on balls forced Koehier and the second Atlanta run over the plate, but Oscar pulled him. self together and struck Lauzon out.
 In the sixth Wilson struck Stickney out, Clark smashed out the third two-bagger of the game for the Black Sox and went to third on a wild pitch, but Busch was out on hit to Stafford and Strelt retired the side by striking out.
 MathNWR was thrown out at nrSt by Kanxler in the last half Stickney got under Stafrord's fly to right field and pulled it down. Taylor hit safe but Streit decided to end the agony and struck Koehler out
 Kanxler started the seventh by lining out a safe hit, Spratt was out on his hat to Stafford. but Kanzler got to second on the play. Wilson succeeded in striking out Molesworth kanzler going to third on Mathewss wild throw to second to catch him. but Whistler retired the side with a hit to Gruebner at short.
 In the last half Streit struck out Grueo-