The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01

world, won yesterdays game from the ! Pretzels, the score being and l. Freeman's home run in the first inning l did the business. Chic" Stahl having hit | Carter for a single and Freeman's erash- ing home run putting in the two earned runs. From then until the end of the game the visitors never saw the plate again. most of the time going out in their half of the inning in one, two. three order.
 It was in many respects a remarkable game of ball, one of the features being the gilt-edged field work of both teams, Boston giving the great Dineen error less support and the Pretzels making but one error. an excusable one at that. Then again the game was played in the re- teen minutes. a good deal of time having been lost when Ferriss hurt himself making a sensational stop. If 1t had not been for that the game would have edualled the record breaking time of Wednesdays Chicago game which was played in several seconds less than an hour.
 The Pretzels outhit the champions even with the great Dineen. undoubtedly one of the best pitchers in the business today. in tho box. getting six hits to four for Boston. Only one base on balls was given during the game. Winters sending lansing to first In the seventh inning that put in the score for the Pretzels.
 Carter and Roach worked In the box for Stickney's team with the coolness and steadiness of veterans pitching champion ship ball in the heart of league penant race. Neither gave a base on balls, neither hit batter and each of them struck out three batters. The right handler and the southpaw duplicated the fine impressions that Deaver, Lucas and Molly have made.
 Dincen didn't seem to be at his best He hit three batters. but did not give a base on balls. Winter gave the only base on balls of the game.
 Harry Manners caught beautiful game. his hit in the fifth inning helping towards what should have put in the first run. bao coaching having run Carter into the plate with the ball in Duke" Farrell's sixth inning with Whitaker's hit got lansing around to third. Molesworth's ; opportune hit bringing him in with tho tally that should have tied up the score. game. and if the Pretzels do as well with the Boston Nationals today as they did with the Boston Americans yester- day. they will come pretty near winning the first one from Buckenberger's crowd.
 Game in Detail.
 Dineen. the pitcher who made monkeys out of Pittsburg in the worlds cham pionship season. shutting them out and in two games was in the box to open for the champions.
 "Gladys' Molesworth was the first man of the Pretzels to face Dineen and he went to the bad on hit to Parent Schwartz was out on a long fly to Chic Stahl and Durrett retired the side with a hit to Parent
 Carter made his debut before a home audience by letting Daugherty down with fly to Delehanty, Jimmy Collins going out on a fly to Molesworth. Stahl hit safe to right and then Buck Freeman gave an exhibition of one of the terrific te hFY tVNG tavzm 1rtx. t.. deep center that meant home run be- fore Molesworth returned it to the infield Stahl and Freeman scampering round the diamond. Carter got back at 'em by striking Parent out.
 Delehanty was out on a hit to Parent in the second. Stickney was hit by the ball. lansing hit down to first, but La- Chance shot it to Ferriss and Stickney was out at second. Whitaker got tho first of his three hits by driving 1t out to center. but Manners ended 1t by going out on a fly to Freeman.
 LaChance was out on a hit to Whitaker, Ferris on a hit to Schwartz and Carter covered himself with glory by striking out big 200 pound Duke" Terrell.
 Carter was out on hit to Ferriss in the third, Dineen again hit batter. send ing MoieswOrth to first, Schwartz was out on a fly to FerFiss and Durrett on foul
 Dineen struck. out. the second for Car ter, Dougherty was out on a fly to Dur rett and Collins on hit to Delehanty.
 Deiehanty was out on a hit to Ferris in the fourth Stiekney on a hit to Col- lins and lansing struck out.
 Stahl was out on fly to Delehanty, Freeman on fly to Stickney and Parent on hit to Deiehanty. The game was methodicai, lightning ball. and not a hit had been made off Carter since the first inning
 Whitaker was out on hit to Dineen In the fifth. Manners smashed out q long. safe drive to right. but was forced out at second on Carter's hit to Collins the second time in the game Moles- worth was hit by the ball and Schwartz lined out a beauty to deep center. Right here Is where the first run for the Pret- gels should have come in. Carter was half way between second and third when Schwartz hit the ball and unfortunate coaching made him try to score. Never in Montgomery has there been seen as marvelously rapid fielding. and before Carter could get to the plate the ball had been returned from the outfield and was in Farrell's ready hands when poor Carter slid In. The side was out and glimering. for Uncle Isaac" was the next batter up.
 Roach went in in the last half of the fifth and the fans watched eagerly to see what the only southpaw on the Pretzel slab staff would do. And they saw all right. LaChance hit hot one down to lansing and 1t got away from him. Fer riss was out on fly to Molesworth, Far rell hit foul back of first which Whita- ker by hard run got under and pulled down. and Dlneen again struck out.
 Durrett was out on fly to Freeman in the sixth. Delehanty sent a fly which Ferriss by a hard run and beautiful catch took away from Freeman, and Stickney was out on a fly to Parent
 Dougherty was out on fly to Stickney in the last half, Collins on hit to Dele hanty. stahl hit to Delehanty who han dled 1t all right but threw low to Whitaker and Freeman struck out.
 Winters succeeded Dineen in the seventh and the first base on balls of the remarkable game came. Lansing drawing the walk Whitaker hit one to Parent that was too hot for that plucky shOrtstop to handle. Lansing sprintinR to second on the play. Harry Manners made beautiful sacrifice sending lansing to third and Whitaker to second Roach struck out, but good old Molesworth smashed out long drive to left field lansing trotting over the plate Whitaker he could not make it started back to third Farrell shot the ball to Collins, but Whitaker slid into the bag. Schwartz ended it by striking out.
 Parent was out on fly to Stickeny in the last half, LaChance struck out and Ferriss was out on fly to Schwartz
 Durrett was out on a fly to Ferriss in the eighth, Delehanty on hit to the same place and Stickney ended It with a fly to Stahl.
 Farrell was out on a Ky to lansing, Winters on fly to Stickney and Dough- ertv on a hit to Whitaker
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