The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-28

Montgomery, 4.
At misunderstanding, s; Atlanta, 8.
At Memphis-New Orleans, o; Mem
At shreveport-Little Rock no game.
rain.
Games Today.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana
Montgomery.
At Memphis-New Orleans and Mem
phis.
At Misunderstanding and Atlanta.
At Shreveport-Little Rock and
Shreveport.
For the second time since he has
been with Montgomery Roy Hale has
shut out an opposing team. his game
yesterday, however. being the best by
far that he has pitched in a Pretzel
uniform.
On June II Hale shut Little Rock
| out, giving four bases on balls, strik-
ing out three men and having Ave hits
made off him. Yesterday he simply
| had Birmingham at his mercy at every
stage of the game. giving only one
| base on balls striking out five men
| and at the most critical periods of the
game--and four scattering hits being
made Of him. one in the first one in
| the second, one In the fourth and one
| in the sixth.
All through the game he was cool
| and steady, pulling himself out of an
| inning when with man on second and
nobody out a scratch hit would proba-
| bly, have meant a run, he struck out
| two men and let the third down on a
little ,infield hit.
The team gave Hale excellent sup
port, the two errors charged being
wild throws by Busch and lansing,
both being excusable The stick
work was good Wordsworth and Dele
| hanty leading with a two Dagger and a
Co I1tfr
| rett each getting a hit.
Oscar STREET. pitched against his team
| mates of last year and while he did
| not pitch near the game that Hale did
still his was game that will win lots
+ oftener than lose. He was a little wild
giving four bases on balls, striking out
| only one man and having a wild pitch
| that let in one of the four local scores.
Duffy was the first man up and was
down on hit to lansing, Lynch on a
| fly to Molesworth. Kid Busch made
great stop of Vaughns Int. but c6uldn
recover in time, and threw wild to
Pabst, Mathews ending 1t with hit to
Busch.
Wordsworth walked and Busch, in
trying to sacrifice himself, popped a fly
into Vaughn's hands. Duffy got
| Delehantys hit.
Smith hit safe in the second. going
| to second on Hanleys sacrifice bunt
to LANSING. Busch got Hennager's fly
Durrett and Clark walked in suces-
sion in the last half, each advancing on
Jansing's neat sacrific Pabst hit one
| which Tamsett threw home to head off
| the bag before Mathews could throw
| the ball to Lynch, and the bags were
full. Mathews got Hale's fly, but
| with two down. Wordsworth landed on a
crashing hit for two bags, Durrett and
Clarke scoring. Busch going out on
fly to Tamsett
Durrett got streits fly in the third,
| Duffy was at bat and kicked vigorously
| on decision. Pfenninger quietly put
| ting him out of the game and not lis
tening to any arguments at all Min
nahan took his place and struck out,
Lynch going out on hit to Schwartz.
Schwartz was out on a fly to Lynch
/ in the last half. Delehanty crashed
out a two-bagger which Minnahan let
and scoring on a wild pitch of STREET..
| Durrett went out on a fly to Mathews
and Clark on hit to Hennegar
Vaughn was out on fly to Schwartz
! in the fourth, Mathews on fly toMoles-
worth. Smith hit safe again, Hanlcy
walked, but was forced out at second
on Hennegar's hit to Busch.
lansing was out on fly to Tamsett
| in the last half, Pabst on a hit to the
same place, and Hale struck out.
Busch got Tamsett's fly In: the fifth.
| Durrett for the second time got Streits
fly and Minnahsn was out on nit to
| lansing.
Wordsworth opened up the last half
with his reliable two-bagger. Busch
hunted trying to sacrifice him. Oscar
scooped up the bunt and started to
| throw 1t to third to stop Wordsworth.
| Nobody was on the bag to receive the
throw and whirling to throw to first
STREET found that the Kid was already
on that bag, having sprinted down Xix.
a Derby winner. Wordsworth scored
on Schwartz's fly to Hanley. Busch go
ing to second on the throw in. but get
ing out at third on Delehanty's hit to
Durrett hunted toward third and
Lynch, thinking that the ball would
roll fair, waited. The ball went di-
! time Durrett was on first, but was
| Tamsett ~
Clark got Lynch's foul in the sixth.
| vaughn hit safe and on Mathews hit
| to Busch the usual double followed
Busch tossing it to Schwartz and stop
ping Vaughn and Schwartz shooting IL
to Pabst, getting Mathews
lansing was out on a hit to Lynch
IN the last half. Pabst on a fly to Smith,
Hale walked. but Wordsworth was out
on a fly to Smith.
| Smith was out on a hit to Busch in
the seventh, Hanley struck out and
Hennager was out on hit to lansing.
Busch was out on hit to Tamsett
schwartz hit safe. but Mathews threw
him out stealing second. Delehanty
smashed out a safe hit. but Mathews
| threw him out at second
Tamsett hit to third in the eighth,
lansing making the stop all right, but
| throwing wild to Pabst, the runner go
| ing to second. Here was the only time
during the game that they had even a
| look in, and but for Roy Hale's steady,
cool nerve. they would surely have
scored. Oscar STREET. was next up and
had chance to save himself from n
shutout If nothing more. Hale struck
him out, however, Tamsett still hug
cling second and looking Iongingly to-
wards the plate. Minnahan was next
up. He Is one of the heavy hltters %
the team, and the local fans were surS
that Tamsett would score Amid a
hurricans of shouts from the bleachers.
Hale struck him out also, and Lynch
was down on a fly to lansing. Tamsett
was still on second looking at the plate
with that same longing. Hale hal
pulled himself out of an ugly hole
Durrett was out on a hit to Henna-
ger in the last half. Clark on a bunt 10
STREET and lansing on a foul TO
Vaughn.
Vaughn and Mathews were out on
short infeld hits in the ninth. and Smith
ended 1t by striking out. the game end
ing to in favor of the Pretzels
The score was:
Montgomery ABB r. 1B. P.o. A.. r.
NF,la