The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-16
and big Gilbert taking carter's place on ha inIfial haR

and big Gilbert taking Carter's place on the initial bag.
 In the first inning the Regulars got a wide margin of four runs by some on- color playing on the part of the Yanni-
 gans, and some opportune hitting on their
 part In the third. fourth and seventh
 innings they added one run each. running up their score to seven.
 In their half of the first, the Yannigans put one run over the plate. but after that they were shut out in four straight in. nings, StultZ pitching like machine ana being admirably backed up by the buncn got one more man over the plate and m l the seventh they made their sticks talk, hammering Starr unmerc1fully. Tnelt hitting was at once terrific and consist l ent. and when the last man was disposed of in the inning, they had evened up that 1 unfortunate first inning by putting loui very handsome runs over the plate Things were decidedly interesting now, the score being to 6 in favor of the Reg ulars If the Regulars failed to increase their lead in the first half of the eighth the Yannigans stood chance of at least tieing up the score, if not winning the game Carter was more than equal to the i occasion, and with the help of good, clean work by his team, the Regulars were un- | able to even get look in at the plate.
 In the last half of the eighth. some good hitting and clever daring base running put one more over for the Yan- nigans The score was tied--7 and ': In the first of the ninth the Regulars got one more run. making it and 2, Now ii the Yannigans could not produce in their half, 1t was all over This was just what happened, and the Regulars landed by score of to T.
 The score by innings was:
 Regulars .. ...................40 100 10l-S Yannigans .. ...................10O 100 0G nO-7 The lineup was:
 Regulars-Clarke, catcher: Delehanty. short stop; Pabst, first base; Schwartz. second base; lansing, third base; Durrett, left field: Molesworth. center field; Stick ney, right fieid Stultz and Starr. pitch CTS.
 Yannigans-Manners, catcher; Busch, short stop; Carter, first base; Whitaker, second base; Polchow. third base; Molly, left field; Denver, center field; Lucas right field Roach and Carter. pitchers.
 These games are doing the Pretzels all most as much good as the games with the big leaguers last week. Tn fact, under the critical tutelage of Ed Pabst. they are deriving more beneficial results.
 Yesterday a decidedly pleasing feature of the game was the admirable team work on both sides. Daring base-running, not the happy-go-lucky style, but systematic work on the paths, was another feature on both sides; double steals that finally worked base-runhers to the plate on both teams
 The decided feature of the game was magnificent running catch by Carlton Molesworth, coming in from deep center almost to the territory encroaching on second base. Another feature was a throw that Link Stickney made. A long fly had been hit to right which Link got under and pulled down. Kid Busch had started for second and he barely had time to scramble back to first before Link had thrown the ball from right field to Pabst on first base.
 Lucas, Denver or Gilbert will probably pitch for the Yannigans this afternoon, and 1t is possible that the Regulars will have harder fight on their hands than yesterday afternoons.