The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-21

New Orleans won from Montgomery yesterday. Score Il to 6. A Southern League pitcher the other day won thirteen inning game agdilst of him in the thirteen innings. This pitchers name was Danrehower and yes teriay he demonstrated that the reputa- ton that had preceded him to Montgom- cry was no dream.
 While his work yesterday was rot up to the standard of the thirteen inning contest in Little Rock, he pitched re- markable game of ball. his headwork and coolness pulling him out of three holes that would have had any other pitcher l n the country searching for the blue sky. The Black Sox were utterly unable to hit him at the right time and as his the excellence of his work was empha- sized.
 On the other hand the hitting of the Pelicans was terrific. They not only got them at ths most opportune moments.
 The support given Relning was superb, not an error being made by the in or outfield. some of the plays being of the sensational order.
 The work of Chills was better, If any thing, than any of his work in Mont gomery, he having six put t-outs md five assists t second base, without an error, while he took part in three fast double plays.
 The fast work of Kid Busch and Spratt brought out storms of applause. each of them taking part in d double play, the stops and throwing of Doth of them Ue- ing brilliant features.
 The Black Sox should have had another double play It was close decision and keefe decided against them just as they have been knocked out of so many close decisions on the home grounds. Keefe called Childs out al second b SC when It looked like the runner was safe, and he sent player ontgomery to first in the filst inning on what ne claimed was a baik by Refining. There was no one on base at the time and it is something en- tirely new for batsman to be given his base on balk.
 While New Orleans simply hit out the victory a number of Keefes decisions were unjust and he lid not add to his reputation as good umpire by his work yesterday.
 The decision of Keefe in the first in- ming put Montgomery on first, Leidy's sacrifice advancing Jim and Atz's hit scoring him, Atz scoring on McFarlan's two-ba gger.
 In the last half punched hits by Moles- Molesworth.
 Refining struck out two in the second. Dannehower doing the same in the last half.
 In the third Montgomery hit safe. Leidy was hit by the ball, Atz sacrificed Law walked, Montgomery and Leidy scoring on McFarlan's hit.
 The fans were on their toes in the last half and 1t looked like a sure score and perhaps bunch of them. Childs hit just in front of the plate and Hurley threw wild to first. Kanzler hit safe and Moles- worth hit one to Atz that was too hot to handle. With the bags full and none out Whistler hot to Brothers who field ed 1t to Hurley in time to nip Childs at the plate.
 Then Dannehower showed his general snip. lie struck out Flanagan, Spratt gong out on hit to Law. And the brightest chance that the locals had was numbered in the pages of "it might have been" baseball history.
 With two down in the fifth, Atz and Law punched couple of two baggers, Atz scoring. g.
 With the score to 1 against them the locals converted the fans into SO many bowling Dervishes by coming within ons run or tieing the score. With Childs down Kanzlier and Molesworth walked Whistlers hot hit to Prout filling the bags once more. The roofing was now something fierce, the din being terrific when Dannehower went in the air, send Ing Flanagan to base on balls and fore ing Kanzlier in everybody went wild.
 Spratt hit hot to Prout and Molesworth scored, Flanagan going out at second. Whistler scoring on Clark's fly over sec ond, which was dropped, Kid Busch stopping the fun With a fly to Law, This put the locals one run shy of tieine inc game. the score being and against
 It was the old story over again. how ever. and the exultant fans were soon rudely knocked off of their roseate pin nacle of hope, that fellow Montgomery being the knocker. Brouthers hit safe and was advanced by Prout's sacrifice, Hurley and Dannehower walking and filling the bags. Then Montgomery did the most inconsiderate thing in the world by lifting thr ball oyer deep Jeff fiaiJ fence fol one of the cleanest home runs ever seen on the home grounds, Brouth-