The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-03

hard fight they gave the Boston Nation als clinched the opinion of the fans that | they are a pretty fast crowu or ball play
 With the score standing |. to 2 against them they hung on with bulldog tenacity and the uphill fight was pretty one, & men on bases, Durrett slammed out a -bagger that tied the score.
 In the tenth inning Whitaker and Man ners punched hits on Wilhelm and Lucas crashed out what looked like the hit that would win the game put Cannei; by 2 marvellous catch, got it. In the last or | the tenth, with one out Lucas gave Jim Delehanty base on balls and boncneo hits by Aubrey and Abbatachio won the game.
 The Pretzels outhit and outfielded the big leaguers, daring base-running with a little luck and a good deal of headwork. I Durrett' led the hitting with two long singles and a two-bagger. Harry Man
 close inspection of the score shows that the Pretzeis' pnt up magnificent game of ball, and Schwartz who in the :. absence of Ed Pabst has charge ot the team on the field. deserves great credit for the generalship he has displayed du- ring these five games. If they make equally as good showing against New York this week the local fans will be team that may be relied on in the South
 Game in Detail.
 | Molesworth led off with hit to Pitt Itinger, and Schwartz followed by smash ling out two-bagger just over first base. IDurrett was out On a hit to Abbatfacnlo aIDelehanty singled but Stickney ended 1t with hit to Raymer. L. 1 Cannen drew walk from beaver m lthe last half. Penney hit safe to center and just to show what speedy baserun- ming does Cannell scored. Delehanty Ismashed one down to short and trank Delehanty fell all over himself stopping ond. Aubrey, who was. playing left he d lin Cooley's place, was out on nit to Schwartz and Abbatachio on fly to the lsame place. .- lthe second, Whitaker struck out and Harry Manners drove one to lett that with ordinary fielding would have been good for two bags. This. fielding was oy brey shot the ball back to Raymer be- fore Harry had turned first base good. Denver ended it by striking out.
 Stanley was out on fly to Stickney ln the last half, Raymer on hit to Dele- hanty and Needham struck out.
 Molesworth was out on hit to Raymer in the third, Schwartz struck out. Dur rett hit safe to right but Delehanty was luut on a hit to Raymer.
 Pittinger opened the last half with a duplicate hit of Link Stiokney FIiiay: putting the ball in the extreme left hand corner of the left ,fel1 fence He had and by the time he reached third he was ready to quit. He could easily have reached the plate but instead of stretch liv sat down on third and was content with a three-bagger. Cannell put tht ball almost in the same corner In tho field. and this time made It a home run he and Pittinger S bring. Tennv was out on a hit to Deaver. Delehanty landed or @ two-bagger to right. Aubrey was out ] on a hit to Frank Delehanty AbbatachiC sent a fly between third and short. botf lansing and Delehanty going after 1t , lansing stopped and told Delehanty tC take it but Frank must have been con l fused for he dropped it, Abbatachio go ing safe. Stanley was out on [. hit C Deaver.
 Stickney hit down past Pittinger in tn, , fourth, lansing was out on a hit to Ray mer, Whitaker on a fly to Caunen. an ners again pushed out long, safe driv' scoring Stickney, but Denver struck out
 Raymer hit to right in the last half
 Needham hit in front of the plate. Man
 ners scooping 1t up and shooting it t' Whitaker in time to pinch the runner
 Pittinger was out on d hot one to JansinI
 and Raymer ended 1t by being caught a . third.
 , Molesworth started the fifth with
 clean single. Schwartz hit hot one t
 Abbatachio, getting out but sHn1ini Molesworth to second. Durrett hit ( lAbbatachio who booted 1t nicely Moles
 worth going round to third. Frank Dele
 hanty hit one to his brother that was :. little too warm. and Molesworth prompt . ly scored. Frank Delehanty getting roun = to third on a wild pitch by Pittinger. bu Stickney was out on fly to Canrell. Cannell sent a fly to left in the las half and to the amazement of everybod
 "Uncle Isaac" dropped It. Penney we . out on a hit to Schwartz and then Dur rett electrified the crowd. Jim Delehant hit a fly to left field. Ike pulling 1t dow a and throwing it straight into Delehanty' hands at second. holding Cannell on tha bag. Manners got Aubrey's' foul
 Wilhelm relieved Pittinger Tn the sixth . He started good by striking Lansing out : Whitaker went safe when Raymer fdm bled his hit to second, Manners hit fl
 front of the plate and was out at frs land Lucas who was to relieve Denver il
 the last half was out on a foul to Jir lDelehanty.
 Abbatacho was out on hit to Fran
 Delehanty. Stanley on a hit to Whitake
 and Raymer on a fly to Stckney.
 In the seventh Molesworth poundel ou
 what was painted in bright red letter E safe, but by one of the most magnifcer stops ever seen in Montgomery RaSme V managed to get to 1t in time to knock
 down and get it over to Penney in tim
 to stop the runner Schwartz was hit b
 the ball but got caught stealing secon
 and Durrett was out on a fly to Camel
 Needham walked in the last half. WI
 helm sacrificed him to second. Came ., hit to Lucas who shot 1t over to Jansin; 2 Needham was sprinting to third and r. hot chase followed. Lansing and Dele E. hanty keeping Needham lodging, Ians
 ing finally outrunning and tagging hin
 renny walked but Delehanty was out 0 a hit to lansing.
 Delehantv started the eighth by stril
 ing out. Stickney lined out a two-baf
 ger over first base. lansing was out Q
 a hit to Jim Delehanty and Whitaker ,r hit to third forced Stickney out.
 I Aubrey walked and Abhatachio was ol d on foul to Manners. Whitaker Pettin l. Stanley's foul while Raymer struck ou
 Abbatachio started the ninth by boo of ing Manners's hit to him, Lucas struC e- out and Raymer booted Molesworth's hi
 Schwartz was out on a foul to Jim De,
 hanty and then Durrett brought haC - memories of the good old summer tin
 of 1903 by crashing out two-bagger
 deep right that put Manners and Mole
 worth over and tied the sore. Delehal
 " ended it by going out on a hit
 Now was the critical point. Cou ,TiI those Pretzels hold the big fellows in ti not last half? The question was soon al
 swered to the utmost satisfaction of Q z eryhodY. except Al BuckenberRer Nee u ham struck out. Stickney got Wilhelm . ny and Cannell was out on hit to Whi - aker. And 1t was an extra Inning gam "A Stickney was out on a hit to Oeleban III In the tenth, Lansing on foul to f, same place. Whitaker lined out a ga V one and Manners hit safe. There wac - terrific crash as Lucas's stick met tb