The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-21
FOOD FOR BASEBALL FANS
 RECALLING GREAT GAMES
Remarkable Series at Montgomery Park With Fish CTS Team Last SeaSOn-Ihere We're
 Some Heart-breaking Finishes.

Moss got another of his patent home runs, the score being eleven to one in favor of the locals
 The last game was the most remarkable of the wonderful series. It was a Sunday game and the fame of the other three games had packed the grounds to their utmost capacity. It was a cosmopolitan gathering that Is seen nowhere else in the world save at the great game of base ball. The highest State and city officials rubbed shoulders with men who toll for their daily bread, the whole made respect ful and orderly by the presence of several hundred of Montgomery's womanhood who filled the grandstand with that air of refinement that good women always lend a scene of this kind.
 Wild BilT' was to go in again. and after the great eleven-inning fight of Fri day something was expected. And some thing happened in great shape. George Stultz. the fastest right-hander in the Southern League. was in against him. and the great crowd settled back eagerly to wait and watch. A hush fell on the crowd as Umpire Arlie Latham yelled play ball." and the most brilliant basebalI work ever witnessed in Montgomery was on.
 It was pitchers battle, both men hav- ing superb control and begin given su- perb support by the teams behind them. To show the work of the pitchers only i've hits were made off Stultz during the twelve innings and nine off Johnston. Stultz giving only one base on balls and striking out four men while Johnston gave only two bases on balls and struck out one man. While everybody worked like Trojans, still. after the pitchers. the two short-stops. Kid Busch and Doc Lowney. did the most brilliant work Busch had twelve chances with only one l error and Lowney eight chances with only one error.
 For three innings the work was like a
 machine. not a hit had been made off either pitcher. In the fourth the locals
 punched couple of hits Wiikie Clark pounded out a fierce drive, stole second and scored on, Link Stickney's long hit. Not hit was made off StuItz until the sixth when Moss cracked out his third nome run Of the four games, but nobody was on bases. Then Parrott hit safe. go- Ing to second and started to third when Knoll hit long fly to center. Molesworth pulled 1t down and, like lightning. re- turned the ball to second before Parrott could get back there, completing A beau tiful double and retiring the side. There was one out when the fiendish Moss hit his home run.
 The score remained tied. one and one, until the first half of the tenth when Ca- rey put the ball over the fence again. making the score two to one in favor of Nashville.
 In the last half of the tenth Johnston gave his second base on balls, Stultz drawing the walk and scoring on Bur
 nett's two-bagger, tieing it up again, two and two.
 The Nashville team had to catch a train
 and at the end of the twelfth inning La-
 tham called the game with the score tied, two and two.
 wonder if there will be any more games lslike that in Montgomery or the League
 this summer? Stultz and Johnston will
 both be fin the League Wild Bill'' with
 Atlanta. Watch them.