The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-05
PRETZELS BEATEN IN TENTH
 BY THE NEW YORK GIANTS
Stckney'S Men CIung to the Big Fellows and Touched Up McGinnity and Taylor for
 Fourteen Hits.

bags. Delehanty pounded out a hit to 1 right field that should have been an- 1 other tWo-bagger, but Brown letting it get by him. Delehanty stretched out
 homa-run, Durrett scoring just in front
 or him. Dahlen booted Stickney's hit and lansing smashed out another two-bagger
 ouf Whitaker ended 1t by going out on hit to Gilbert
 ond when Stickney fell down on it. Bres- nahan drew walk, McGann was out on | a hit to Delehanty, Mertes was out on a ny to Stfckney, but Brown scored. Dunn drew another walk and Dahlen, hit tinG safe. Bresnaham scored, Gilbert go- l Ing out on fly to Schwartz. Manners hit safe in the second, Roach 6un.ed % out. trying to sacrifice Moles- ners to third. Molesworth getting out at second, and Schwartz put the ball in l the corner of the left field fence for a home. run. he and Manners scoring. Mo- | ing hand and Taylor went in, Dummy giving Durrett walk the first thing Delehanty hit one to Bresnaham that was so hot 1t almost took the New York third baseman off his pins, Delehanty walk and Taylor was up against it for sure, the bags being full. lansing got i another base on balls and Durrett was tt Bresnahan. leaving the bases full Warner struck out in the last half. Taylor hit safe. Brown was out on a hit to Schwartz and Molesworth got Bres- ns hans fly.
 Manners hit one in the third that Gill; bert got by magnificent jump and one Eanded catch. Roach struck out, Moles- worth hit safe but Schwartz was out on ftv to Mertes.
 McGann was out on a fly to Durrett Tn the last half, Mertes on a fly to Moles- worth and Dunn on fly to Schwartz l., Durrett was out on a foul to Warner in the fourth, Delehanty hit safe Stick pey hit to Gilbert. forcing Delehanty out a. second, lansing hit safe but Whitaker struck out.
 Dahlen was out on fly to Whitaker ,in the last half, Gilbert hit safe War ner hit to third, Lansing shooting it to Deiehanty and pinching Gilbert at sec ond. Taylor hit a long fly which Moles- worth by one of the greatest runs seen down.
 Manners lined out a two-bagger over tEird base in the fifth, Roach struck out. Molesworth struck out. Schwartz pound- ed out fierce drive which Gilbert man. aged to stop sensationally, Schwartz go- ing safe and Manners scoring from sec ond base. Durrct ended it by going out on hit to Taylor.
 Brown bunted in the last half but Jan sing scooped it up and got it to Whit aker In time to get the runner Bres- nahan hit safe. McGann hit one which lansing couldn't get and Mertes pounded
 
 Dunn hit to lansing. who threw low to whitaker. Dahlen was out on a foul to lansing and Gilbert on hit to Schwartz
 Delehanty struck out in the sixth, Stickney struck out. Dummy" was sending them over now lansing was out on hit to Brssnahan.
 Garter relieved Roach in the last half O. the sixth Warner hit safe to right, Suckney letting it get by him on q false bound and Warner got to third on if. Ifen occurred the feature of the day For the first time in his life Dummy Iaylor pounded out a home run to deep right and when he reached the plate behind Warner the entire team met him, grabbed him up on their shoulders and carried him over to the visiting bench where they famed him with sweater ana another anointed his lips, head and classic countenance-now beaming like a harvest moon-with bucket of water Brown hit to third, lansing throwing bad 10 Whitaker. Bresnahan was out on a hit to lansing, McGann on a hit to Del ehanty and Mertes struck out
 Whitaker was out on a fly to Dunn in the seventh, Manners on a hit to Gil- bert and Carter to the same place.
 Dunn bunted and Carter fielded him out a: first. Dahlen going out on a hit to aker. "
 Molesworth was out on a hit to Me out one over third base which Mertes | letting get away from him out in left held put Schwartz on third base Dur | rett smashed another fierce one at Gil- bert which resulted in another sensational stop. Schwartz sprintng down the line | and over the plate. Delehanty drove one which Dahlen booted and Stickney al Topped one of those exasperating Texas Leaguers just out of Dahlen's reach In attempting to throw to second Mertes made terribly wild throw, Delehanty promptly scoring with the run that tied up the score and had the bleachers yell ing for keeps
 The question that trembled on every tongue now was, Gan the Pretzels hold them and make 1t another extra inning gameE It was speedily answered by Molesworth pulling down Warmers fly. Stlckney dropped Taylor's fly, but the Dummy" tried to stretch it. and Link threw him out at second. Brown hit a fierce one which. by a marvellous play, Whitaker stopped, the runner going safe, and Manners ended 1t by getting Brena- hans foul. And 1t was another ten-in- hing game.
 Molesworth drew a walk in the tenth. Schwartz struck out and Warner caught Molesworth playing too far off first Dur rett hit safe to center, but Delehanty ended 1t with a hit to Dahlen.
 Then came a few moments of agoniz- ing suspense for the rooters-the last half of the tenth. It was soon over. how ever. Dahlen opened up with a three ba gger to deep left, followed by Gil bert's drive to center, which could have been stretched into a home run If nee essary. It scored Dahlen and tine win ming run, and broke up the game That was enough.
 The score was:
 Official Score