The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-06

' At os Montgomery, '. (Ten innings)
 At New orleans-Memphis. 1; New Orleans. 3.
 At Nashville--Atlanta. 1; Nashville. 8.
 At Shreveport-Little Rock. II; Shreveport, z.
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 At Montgomery-Birmin and Montgomery.
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 In point of excitement the equal of yesterdays baseball game between Bir- mingham and Montgomery will hardly ever be witnessed on a local ball field again.
 It was the third game of the Birm- ingham series, and the Vaughnites won 1t in the tenth inning, after the score had been tied three times during the game. the PretZelS tieing it in the ninth inning.
 Birmingham should have won the game easily in the early part of 1t. the Pretzel infield blowing up disastrously with eight errors. The outfield, how ever. put up a perfect game and got eight of the hits.
 In the first inning a couple of bunch ed hits with Schwartz's error scored a run for the Vaughnites, and in the last half Lynch scored on his hit, Mathews s passed ball and wild throws by Selee and Hennessy. In the last of the sev- enth the Pretzels got in one more or Vaughan's lucky infield hit in the sev- enth, wild throw by Millerick and the Pretzel catcher dropping the ball thrown him by Mullaney, Vaughn tied the score for Birmingham. In the ninth three punched singles scored two runs-though 1t looked as if Hennessy was out at third-Hale himself letting in the third run with wild throw. In the last half of the ninth on Moles- worth's drive, Vaughn's error of Bar rvs hit, Mullaney's sacrifice and Gard ner's drive, Molesworth scored. Then on Wards error of Lynch's hit Barry scored, though if it had not been for his bad leg he should have scored on Gardner'S hit.
 With the bases full Fitzpatrick forced in the tieing run with a base on balls and Brouthers had the opportun- ity of his life. With the bases still full a hit would probably have won the game, but he retired the side with an infield hit. In the tenth a base on balls, a neat sacrifice and safe hit put over another run for Birmingham, and two more bases on balls in succession filled the bags, Vaughn's hit scoring one more and Delehantys drive put ting couple more over the plate. The bases were filled once more but Molesworth, by beautiful throw, got the fly Mathews had hit in to the plate, and cut NauSnn OH, enulnB the inning with double play from center field, but four runs for the Vaughn ties.
 m the last half of the tenth Moles- with Moore's error and hits by Miller ick and Lynch scored couple for the Pretzels, but again the opportunity was lost to win the game. With Lynch, the best baserunner probably on the Pretzel team, waiting to come home, Shiebach shattered the dusk laden atmosphere and the hopes of the hundreds of fran tic fans who, with their hearts in their never came, by striking out.
 The Pretzels hit harder than the Vaughnites, and Hale pitched a better game than Fitzpatrick, but everything frightfully wobbly, and Birmingham should have won the game hands down
 The crowd was a tremendous one and every soul on the grounds assur- edly got just little more excitement and run for his money than he bar gained for
 It was a queer eame-hits. errors weird throws and brilliant, sensational plays following each other so fast as tC keep the crowd keyed up to a nervous tension that when the strain was re' lieVed there was collapse. Rarely has such game been seen. Dignitec men and women acted like wild In dians, and with such roofing by tn, fans any ball team on earth should have responded and won, but aftel playing such superb ball for the las the PretZels go to pieces in the man ner that they did.
 The details of the game were as fol lows:
 Hafford was out on a hit to Schwartz Hennessey hit safe but Ward was ou on a hit to Mullaney. Schwartz dropped the throw to catch Hennesse! and the latter scored on Vaughns hi IVYN aln hanty's hit to Schwartz.
 Lynch hit safe to left, Shiebeck ant Schwartz struck out Lynch went t' third on Selee's wild throw to catcl him at second and scored on Hennes sey's wild throw to catch him at third Brouthers hit safe but Selee stopped Molesworth's hit. splitting a finger in doing 1t, however.
 Smith was out on fly to Schwartz in the second. Mathews on hit tc shiebeck and McGrew on fly tC Schwartz.
 Fitzpatrick went In the box in tn, last half. Barry struck out. Mulla ney was out on a fly to Hennessey and Millerick on a fly to Delehanty.
 Fitzpatrick struck out in the third Hafford' hit safe Shiebeck fumbleC ~s"v hit but Hafford wal caught in a chase between Mullaney who juggled 1t but got It up in time to throw Hcnnessey out at the plate Hale struck out in the last half Lynch walked btu was out stealing second and Shiebeck was out on a flJ to Hennessey.
 Brouthers got Vaughn's foul fly 1T the fourth. Delehanty was out on hit to Brouthers and Smith on a hi to Hale.
 Schwartz was out ~bn a hit to Fitz patrick in the last half. = Brouthers hi safe to center and stole second. Moles worth walked but the double stea failed. Brouthers got out on the lint to third and MOlesworth went to sec ond. Barry ending 1t with a fly tC Ward.
 Mathews hit to right in the fiftl and Barry'S great stop cut off a sur, two -bagger. McGrew walked. Fitz patrick was out on a fly to Molcs worth and Molesworth returned tho | ball to Mullaney ip time to complete a double, getting McGrew out a first Vaughn was so mad that he pu McGrew out of Ine game. Moore going | in.
 Mullaney hit safe in the last hal and went to third on Millerick's two | bagger to right. Hale was out on | fly to Moore. Lynch on a fly Co Dele hanty and Shiebeck on. nit to Fitz patrick.
 HaffOrd struck out in the sixth. Hen nessey hit to Shiebeck who threw tn, | ball to Hale Instead of Mullaney l Ward sent long fly that Lynch go l by great run, and Mllerick threw | Hennessey out stealing second. | Schwartz hit' safe in the last half l but was forced Otu on Brouther's hi