The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-06
Official Score,

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 70 13 Il 27 1s 0 Score by innings
 Montgomery'' ...;zri 6a, ,o1 Uie .o va- ,9 Summary-Earned runs. New York 2, Montgomery ?. Two-base hits, Bowman. Ames. Delehanty, Durrett. Home runs, Wits 5. Ames 2. Wild pitchas, Molly 1. Passed balls, Bowman l. Double plays. wiltse to Dohlen, Mertos to Bresnahan to McGann. Sacrifice hits, Niltse 6. Ames l. Molly ,, Denver |. Stolen bases, Dunn ?, Dohlcn 1, Bresna- han l; McGann l.
 A Few Foul Tips.
 Amt 1t shame?
 Tthat's all right boys, we are "wid" you.
 "Evalasophylos. Evalasophylittle.
 Deaver was pitching a wonderfully good game up to that horrible sixth.
 Goodbye New York luck to ye until next spring-but we must have this last game.
 
 Last game today. Get together boys, work hard and lets have one at least from the Giants.
 Brown got telegram from home yes- terday morning stating that his wife was sick and left immediately. Deylin playing his lot for him.
 New York leaves tonight for Gotham and the game this afternoon will be oto olo "A al to naf fnh the train. But they will be here next spring again.
 It appears that one Isaac Durrett is getting his eye on the ball-likewise one Frank Delehanty, Charley Schwartz, Harry Manners. Link Stickney-and ad libitum down the batting order
 The great Mathewson will for the first time in his career do things with the Pretzels today. He has National repu- tation, but the Pretzels will stay with him awhile, anyway.
 Big Gilbert with his six feet of anato- my was out in uniform yesterday and if his arm is in shape he will pitch a few innings this afternoon. He looks as if he Is able to swat the cover off the ball.
 Mir Morgan O fthe Birmingham Base ball Association was an interested spec tator at yesterdays game and he was loud in his praises of the generally suc- cessful prospects for a bright baseball season in Montgomery.
 If New York don't beat out Pittsburg this year then there is nothing in hay ing a brilliant fielding crowd and an aggregation of the most consistent and terrific hitters in the word. That's just what these New York people have.
 Not in the entire South said Mana ger McGray yesterday, have I seen a more Ideal place than your Montgomery. The reception given us, the handsome grounds, good, pure water and generally healthy climatic conditions make 1t the place of all others for training quarters and tomorrow I will have a talk with MT. Stickney in regard to bringing my team here for spring practice next year. " Messrs Hammond and Crane, the two newspaper men, were equally as enthu- siastic, and 1t is pretty safe to say that the New York National League team will do its spring training in Montgom- cry in 1905.
 Joe McGinnity was the center of an interested group of his friends at the park yesterday afternoon and many were the yarns of the olden days that were spun.
 DO you remember the time that you pitched those two games in succession down in New Orleans, Joe" asked one or IH6 SEOups
 "Yes," answered McGinnity, 'and don't you remember how we were up against it-only nine men able to do business and Frank Wilson having to catch me both games-and he did it well. as he does everything, and we won both of them. And coming back" continued Joe. the yellow fever had just broken out and we came through Mobile forty miles an hour with all the windows down and the train not even allowed to hesitate. Those were great old days and I hope We will do our training in Montgomery next spring. I want to get back here where 1 am at home"
 Other Games.
 Raleigh. N. C.-syracuse, &; A. and M
 New York Americans, 19 A and M College, 0.
 At Richmond-Brookly 9; Montreal, ' Philadelphia-Philad Nationals, 2 Philadelphia Americans. I. St. Louis-St Louis Americans. 3; St ! Louis Nationals, ?. Close in Birmingham. Birmingham-Boston Nationals, 6; Bir | mingham Southern League. 3. Crackers 5; Cornell 9. Atlanta-Atlanta. 5; Cornell, ?. Georgia Beat Alabama. | Athens, Ga.-University of Georgia, 6 | University of Alabama, 4. Old Ely Smothered. | Washington-Georgeto 9; Yale, o.
 Whitney Horses Leave Aiken. l Augusta Ga. April 5.-The Whitney horses left Aiken this afternoon on { special train for Sheepshead Bay rac'