The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-10

Al CNCPCth ohN ~'-~N
 At Atlanta--Memphis and Atlanta
 The fourth and last game of the Memphis series yesterday was the most exciting of them all-and all of them have been warm.
 By a punching of hits and Frank Wilson forcing a run in with base on balls in the last half. of the ninth inning 1t looked as if by a fast finish Memphis would win out after all Frank steadied down, however, and by using his terrific speed struck the hard hit ting Dusty Miller out with the bases full, saving the game for the Pretzels.
 It was the first time Wilson had been in the box, since he hurt his hand In the New Orleans game. He struck out seven men and gave only two bases on balls, Dungan in the third and Beecher in the ninth, this latter forc- ling in a run.s Franks hand must have been a bit stiff and he did not pitch his usual game. the forcing in of the run in the last inning showing 1t. He showed. however. that he Is getting all right and its odds on that his next game will be entirely different from yesterday
 The Pretzels gave him errorless sup port, the most brilliant feature of the game being Jahsing's sensational stop of Miller's drive in the third inning. By great run Heine managed to get in u1StdnCe or the WliE1tHB liner, knocked it. down with his left hand and recovered in time to make an &C., curate throw to Pabst, getting the run ner out. r
 Another pretty piece of work was Sam Dungan's hard run and catch of Jansing's fly in the fourth inning. Two fast double plays were made by the Pretzels, but Charlie Schwartz won the game in the third inning by pound- ing out a homerun with two men on bases.
 Brown pitched about the same game that Wilson did, seven strike outs and two bases on balls, one of his passes- Pabst In the sixth inning-scoring. His support was not up to that given Frank. Beecher at third and Cannon out in left making errors. Dusty Mil | Ter went to sleep and let Ike Durrett steal second in the seventh inning. | Umpire Wood left last night for Nashville where he will oficiate for eight games. Either Pfenninger or Arlie Latham will come to Montgomery. The Egyptians leave this morning for Atlanta. Mike Finn and his aggrega- tion of Arkansas Travellers will open | a series with the Pretzels this after noon. McPartIend will probably pitch for the Finnites and Duke Carter for the Pretshls. ,3,.
 | Though Molesworth landed on Brown for oorking two-bagger the first shot out of the box there was nothing doing for the Pretzels in the first inning.
 with a clean hit but Wilson p thTswR hhssR'lanI hin out at second on Miller's hit. San Dungan hit safe to right, Miller going to third. Law hit one that jumped over Pabst. Schwartz was backing UT the play and stopped the ball but Law was safe and Miller scored, Frank then struck out Cannon and Walters ir succession.
 Nothing was doing for either sidt until the third when, with one out | Wilson lined it out to center Gannor dropped Molesworth's fly and Charlie Schwartz pounded out terrific drive to deep center that was a clean home run, Wilson and Molesworth scoring ahead of him. 4qF -.
 Neither side improved their hand un- til the fifth when Kid Busch hit safe but was out at second on MoleswoTth'l hit to Beecher. SchwaFtx hit safe and Molesworth sprinted to third. Witt Durrett up Schwartz started on a steal and allow Molesworth to score. The play was successful. Fritz threw tC | Downey who returned it to the Egyp. tian catcher Molesworth had dashed l over the plate before the ball got tC Fritzs the Mobile boy dropping It. In the sixth the Pretzels chalked ur one more on Pabst's walk, Jansing's two-bagger to center and ciarks Ions score standing i've to one against them the Egyptians got in a run in the | eighth making 1t 10 9. Brown hit safe to left and went to second on q passed ball. Beecher hit one tC Schwartz that was 80 slow the run ner was safe before the Pretzel second baseman could get 1t to Pabst. Miller hit to Schwartz and there was. a light. ming double. Beecher being out at sec ond and Miller at third, Brown scoring on the play.
 With the score standing five to two against them the Egyptians came with in an eyelash of making a warm flnisr and winning the game. Law. Gannor succession, Downey hit to DelehantN who fielded 1t all right but Pabst wal off the bag and the runner was safe Brown hit to Wilson, the ball getting Schwartz got it but was too late tC stop the runner, Cannon scoring. witf the bags full Frank walked Beecher forcing Walters in. Dusty Miller had the opportunity of his life. The base! were rull. only one out and long hi would have won the game. Franl Wilson had something to say about 1t however. and after three vicious swings Dusty walked to his bench, lvery bedraggled hero. Delehanty go' time, and the hottest finish of the sea. son was over the PretZels getting the last game of the Memphis series:
 The score:
 I.5".. I...:.. N .' !:
 Miller f.... 20
 Dungan, f....
 Law, 1b. ....... Cannon, l. f. ..
 Walters, 2b. ....
 Fritz, c. .......
 Downey, s. 8. ..
 Brown, p. ......
 Totals ,as Ii 2