The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19
AT BASEBALL MATINEE.
Montgomery Fans Heard Photographic
 Account of Game.

Louis Polchow yesterday added one
 more to his growing list of brilliant
 games by shutting out Nashville with three hits.
 He gave only one base on balls in the
 entire nine innings, Moss getting 1t in the seventh inning and being doubled up. his support was brilliant, too, and the Fisher men never had chance.
 The disagreeable feature of the after noon was the accident to Bill Spratt, the plucky third baseman, who mas been playing such good ball, and every fan in Montgomery hopes sincerely that he will soon be all right.
 Not once this season has the hard-wor ing. earnest, Kanzlier been heard to reg ister a kick, and when he sad that he got Bobby Cargo's fly In the fourth in- ming it is a pretty sure thing that he did have it, Umpire Brennan's decision to the contrary, notwithstanding. The game as heard at the telegraphic matinee was after this fashion:
 Knoll was out on a hit to Childs. Ken
 nedy on a fly to Spratt and Cargo struck
 out. the three men making the first in
 ming short and sweet.
 Spratt struck out, but in retaliation,
 Childs smashed out the first safe hit Of the game, going to second when Lowney
 juggled Moleworth's hot hit. Whistler went out on a fly to Moss, but Flana- gan smashed out another long drive and Childs scored. Kanzlier struck out, how ever. and Molesworth and Flanagan were left on bases
 Three lone Fishermen were up in the second and by the same token three lone Fishermen were down. Kid Busch got Wiseman's hit, and Molesworth pulled down the flies of Lowney and Fisher.
 The last half was pretty swift itself. Cargo handled Clark's hit, Bussey got Busch's fly and Polchow struck out
 Moss opened up the third with a hit, the first one that had been made off Pol chow, going to second on Bussey's sacri-
 ,r,a fn third what RrPn- nan called a balk by Polchow. Herman
 was up with a chance to tie the score
 and possbly win his own game. There
 was one difficulty in the way of this ar
 rangement. Louis PoIchow. The Nash vile pitcher smashed the ball Moss was tea ring in from third. Polchow scooped up the hit, fired it to Clark. And Moss
 was out at the plate. Knoll then struck out.
 Spratt was hit by the ball in the last | half or rather in the ribs and scored
 on Child's fierce drive. Cupid was lame
 ard only made two-hagger out of the
 hit which the Nashville operator said | was a good three-base hit Motesworth
 was out on a fly to Knoll. Whistler struck out. and Childs came in with an earned run on Flanagans three baRger, | Kanzlier retired the side on a hit to Lud- | low.
 Kennedy was out on a hit to Whistler | in the fourth and then came a play that must have been rank injustice. to judge | from the description of both the Nash | vile operator and The Advertisers spe- cial from Nashville. Cargo sent a long fly to right. which Kanzlier managed by a hard run, to get under. Just as he got the tips of his fingers on it he fell
 down. holding on to the ball. Brennan called Cargo safe and Kanzlier ran in from the field to protest His protesta- tions must have been very strenuous, pointed and vigorous for Brennan order ed him out of the game. the first time such thing has happened to Kanzlier this season. Jack Brennan succeeded him and Lowney retired the side on a fly to Molesworth.
 Ciarld was out on fly to Kennedy in
 the Ia9 half. Busch smashed out safe hit. Poschow flew out to Kennedy. Spratt sent Rfsch to third. with a safe hit but