The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-01


 'ie Al Atlanta-sherevepo and Atlanta
 At Nashville-New Orleans ana Nash- vile.
 With the score tied up to the end or the sixth inning yesterday the biack ooS rallied in their half of the seventh anu with good stickwork won the game from Memphis, cinching it in the elghtn anu leaving the final score and D.
 oscar Streit was pretty wild. giving SIX bases on balls and hitting batter, out magnificent nerve and headwork al crucial points pulled him out or several bad looking holes. He received spienoid support too. Kid Busch having one put out and eight assists though he got one of the two errors! Burnett, Moieswortn and Stickney playing great games, both in the field and at the bat. Burnett got two hits and two runs, Molesworth three hits, two runs and two putouts and Stick ney two htis. one put out and one assist: Childs had nine chances, six putouts ana three assists. without an error. while ne, Busch and Whistler made couple of fast double plays.
 Applegate the ex-Peican. struck out seven men and gave four bases on balls, but hit two batters. His support, how ever, was poor, the leaders playing ball like a lot of cross-lot school boys. The venerable Perry Werden led in the vel low business. while Billy Phyle, one of the highest salaried men in the Southern League, was so exceedingly rank at third that he uuit in disgust after the second inning, Lynch playing the bag out. Fritz, who made so many friends in Montgomery, with the Brewton team of last years semi-professional aggregation, caught pretty game, getting six putouts and one assist, without an error.
 Jakey Atz, another ex-Pelican, started things in the first inning by lifting the ball over the fence for the only home run of the game. They put three more over in the first half of the second on errors by Busch and Spratt and Dusty Miller's long hit.
 In the last half Stickney hit safe, but was forced out at second on Spratt's in- field hit, Busch walked, and Spratt SCOT ed when Fritz threw Busch out at second
 Colonel Applegate had bunch of bad nights in the last of the third when the Black Sox tied the score on his wildness. Burnett led off with a drive that was too hot for Lynch to handle, Childs was hit by the ball. but was forced out at second by Molesworths hit to Atz Lynch fumbled Whistlers hit filling the bags. Clark hit to Atz who threw to second to catch Whistler, Delehanty letting it get away from him, Burnett and Moles- worth scoring. Whistler scored on Stick ney's long sing.e. Spratt struck out and for the second time in that inning Apple gate hit a man, Busch being the victim
 
 Streit could do was a long fly to Dusty Miller
 Nothing more was done until the last or i the seventh. when Molesworth started things with corking two- bagger and scored esd snS on CIark.s hit Clark stealing see the store and 4 in favor of the locals VI Tn the first half of the eighth Peery Weroen hit safe. went to second on Dele hanty's hit and to third on a passed bail scoring on Applegate's hit It looked bad and nen dnv IoT the locals the bags being full where Oscar Streit did some maenificenI pitching. A little hit would have won the game but he struck out Jakey Atz succession. Ill
 Just to play it safe. the Black sox put one more over in the last half. Burnett hitting safe and stealing second ChiIds making ma the third man the Appiegate had mt during the game, and Molesworth walked. hlling the bags. hit would nave nave scored two runs. but the best Whis- ter could do was fly to Al Miller, Bur