The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-06

the Giants just 13 tallies. The number b. though. proved the total undoing Of the Pretzels.
 Deaver had been pitching wonderful ball, only five hits being made of him up to the end of the fifth while he had only given a couple of bases on balls, two runs being all for the Giants. The Pret- gels had put in five runs with home run. a couple of two -bagers and three singles. with two sacrifice hits and three bases on balls from Wfltse.
 out. The pace must have told on the Pretzels for the brilliant support that they had been giving Deaver up to that time became tinged with chrome-coior. couple of errors In the outfeld, then very. choice assortment of those articles in the infield. and Colonel D. Moraliza- tion stalked about the diamond In all his hideousness. To make the thing complete Denver decided that he wouldn't be left out of the tea party and immediately took hand in the ascension program by giving a cluster of presents to the New York stickers. Goodness knows why he with the utmost sangfroid and regularity they were swatting che life out or the little piece of horsehide.
 Disagreeable things are best told brief ly. and the result of this comedy was was the purity of the New York tally sheet when the inning was finally disposed of.
 In the next inning some terrific hitting by New York with base on balls balls r1ore rrom runs over. only two runs and three hits being made off Denver outside of these two bad innings. The Pretzels again did some terrific hitting, Ike Durrett leading with a two-bagger and a couple of long singles, Delehanty getting a two-baggers and a sinle, while lansing smashed out home run. They made nine hits to eleven for New York, but the Giants gave Wiltse and Ames errorless support while Deaver and Molly had nine errors behind them There is the secret of the entire game And crowd of ball players will naturally have their bad days. and the Pretzels Withal, however, some brilliantly sensa- tional work was done. and the local fans are more than satisfied with the work that the team has been doing.
 The game today Is the last game with New York and the famous Christy Math- ewson will pitch the first part of the game for them with Milligan following him. George Stuitz starting for the Pret- gels with Gilbert finishing up if he is in shape.
 Game Tn Detail.
 .Wiltse started it by giving Molesworth a walk, Schwartz hit safe to right. Dur rett made a neat sacrifice, putting Moles- worth on third and Schwartz on second, both Molesworth and Schwartz scoring on Delehantys smashing drive to right for two bags. Link Stickney pounded out IT., line hit which which looked sate, .si, Whether
 
 made a great play. The ball had such terrific force that even if he had wished it Wiltse could not possibly have gotten much of a surprise to him as to the crowd when he got it. Get 1t he did. however, though 1t nearly took him of his pins, snd like flash he fielded it to third, and there was a quick double.
 Devlin was out on a hit to Beaver in the last half. Bresnaham drew walk t~..k l. xwk~1 Al to steal second. and McGann was out on a fly to Molesworth.
 lansing started the second with one of the longest hits of the season. fly that Dunn tried to get under but didn't and Lansing easily stretched 1t into a home- run. Whitaker was out on a hit to Wfltse. Manners on a fly to Dunn and Deaver struck out.
 Mertes was out on hit to Delehanty in the last half. Lansing made a low throw of Dunn's hit Dahlen walked. Gill bert was wa. out on a fv to Schwartz and
 Molesworth drew another walk In the third, going to second on Schwartz's sac- rif1ce. Durrett dropped a Texas Leaguer ing second. Delehanty lined ont his sec ond hit and Molesworth scored. but Del ehanty was forced out at second on stickney's hit to Dahlen.
 Wiltse hit safe to center in the last half. Devlin was out on a fly to Moles- worth, Bresnaham hit safe to center. Me- Gam was out on a hit to Schwartz but Wiltse scored. Mertes drove a scorching line hit at Schwartz which, by a superb stop that electrified everybody, he got in time to throw the runner out.
 Wiltse made fine stop of Jansings hot hit in the fourth, Whitaker was out on a hit to Gilbert and Manners struck out
 Dunn hit fly in the last half that was just out of Molesworths reach, Dahlen dropped a fly between short and left field which could easily have been pulled down but Molesworth and Durrett got mixed up and the ball nestled in the grass Gil- bert was out on hit to Denver but Dunn scored. Bowerman hit to third and there was merry chase to catch Dahlen. Jan sing finally outrunning him. wIltse end ing 1t with a hit to Schwartz.
 Deaver was out on a hit to Dahlen in the fifth. Molesworth drew his third base on balls. Schwartz sacrificed him to sec ond again, Durrett scoring him with a crashing two-bagger to left Delehanty going out on a fly to Mertes.
 Devlin hit to Schwartz in the last half ana there was another brilliant stop. Bresnaham hit safe to- center. McGann got Devlin at third and shot 1t across to first in time to nail Mertes. completing fast double
 .Stickney struck out in the sixth. Jan sing was out on a hit to Dahlen and Whitaker struck out.
 as well as the Pretzels. one of tho- in- nings when everything breaks wrong. Durrett started 1t hv dropping Dunn's fly who scored on Dahlen's safe hit to left. Gilbert hit to- Schwartz forcing Dahlen out at second Bowerman hit 10 center and Gilbert scored. Wi'tse hit safe and Schwartz surprised everybody hv bootinE Devlins hit, two more rurs sprintlng over the plate. Deiehanty fol- lowed the general infection by bootinE