The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-21
Second Game.

George StuItz rounded out the day by pitching another remarkable game, scattered except in the seventh and ninth innings. It was a coincidence that in hoth instances Heine lansing managed to get the follow hit that brought in the runs. In the seventh Elsie hit for two bags, got to third on Jansing's hit and scored on an intield hit. while In the ninth NoTSum nit Tor flee and scored on Jansings single. The Pretzeis punched hits on Baily at will, the consistent hitting ana light ming fielding putting the Fishermen in the air while towards the end Bailey took an upward flight on his own ac- count, hitting batters with great regu-- larity. The account of the second game as given by Jack Higgins was
 Lynch started things at the pace that kills in the second game by punching out a two-bagger to left He stole second and on a wild throw to catch him he went to third-Busch was out >on fly to the outfleld that was too close on fly to third and Brouthers on fly to Bailey.
 stole second. Bandelin tried to sacri- flee him and was out on bunt fly that Millerick pulled down. Norcum struck out and Elsie was out on fly to Law
 It was three up and three down with the PretZels in the second and in the last half Molesworth made sensation- al catch of Janslngs long ny. Russell was out on a fly to Lynch. Bruyette walked. but Swindell was thrown out on hit to Busch.
 Lynch hit safe again in the third but | the side was retired, and in the last | half Bandelin got the first hit that had been made off Stultz. But the side was retired.
 Schwartz hit safe in the fourth but line. and in the last half 1t was one, two. three, with the Fishermen. lansing
 In the fifth it was one. two. three with both sides. and in sixth with two down Schwartz walked and went to second. In the last half Bennett was out on a fly to Molesworth and Bandelin and Norcum on hits to Brouthers. In the seenth Molesworth hit one | that was too warm for Bennett. Law | Ter tried to sacrifice and beat out a bunt in front of the plate. Mullaney hunted from Bailey, Molesworth scoring. Law l Ter was sprinting to third and on a wild throw to stop him at that bag he talli- sfutz lsG hit oHe toF!fM te Jansl9S and Mieric 1 started for the plate lansing in try ing to throw Millerick out at the plate hit the Pretzel catcher who scored. Busch was out on a hit to Bennett and Schwartz on a fly to tho outfeld. Three runs had come in however. as 1t turned I
 | Elsie started the last half with a two bagger. Newt Fischer running for him. Lansing hit safe, Fischer getting | to second. Russell struck out Bruyette hit to Schwartz and lansing was forced at second. but Fischer scored.
 Tn the eighth the Pretzels got that | run back. lansing fumbled Broutherss hit Moleswcrth hit safe. Lawler was out on a bunt to Bailey, but Brouthers | got to third and Molesworth to second Mullaney was hit by the ball. Brouthers scored on Millerick's long fly to the out. field Stultz was hit in the back and the bags were full. but Lynch was out | on a fly to the outfield.
 1 It was one. two. three. with the Fish ermen in the last half. and in the ninth | while Schwartz was hit by the ball. | there was no addition to the score.
 Nnrcum started tIe last half of the | ninth with two-baeger going to third | on Elsie's infield hit and scoring "l | Jansings hit past third. Russell was out on a fly to Molesworth and Bruyette 1 struck out