The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-27

At Birmingham-Nashvil and Bir- mingham.
 At Little Rock-shreveport and Lit- tie Rock
 Up to the last half of the seventh inning a more magnificent game of ball than the one between the PretZels
 and the Crackers in Atlanta yesterday Is seldom seen.
 were working in superb form, only two hits having been made off each up to
 then. Smith was showing the best
 control: however. due to Haie's sore sore on balls and striking out eight men up to the seventh inning, while Hale had struck out five men and given two
 bases on balls, Only one run. had been scored up to this time, Atlanta pulling | Crozier over in the last half of the | first on his safe hit to centerfeld. sacrifice, good base running, base on
 balls and a slow hit to the infield. After that it was succession of | horse collars on both sides. although
 Smith pulled himself out of the uglicst With a man on third, one on second
 and only one out, he struck out Pat | Millerick and Roy Hale in succession
 whenI any kind of hit would have
 scored two runs and long fly to tue | outfield would have scored the runner on third
 In the sixth Brouthers for the sec | ond time this early in the season, got | into trouble with the umpire and was not only put out of the game as he | was in Birmingham the other day, but
 under the chaperonage of two. police | officers. This seemed to rattle the PretZel infeld and in the last of the
 seventh they blew up with, a very loud noise, said explosion leaving an un- pleasant, dark brown taste in the mouths of the fans at the matinee. In that inning four hits-three of them two-baggers-with wild throws by
 shannon and Hale, a passed ball by | Millerick and Hale's hitting a batter,
 put in six runs, filling the local fans with profound ennui.
 The game as ticked to the Montgom-
 cry matinee audience went like this: : Lynch was down on hit to Stafford, Shiebeck on a fly to Mckay and
 Crozier hit safe to center, and went to second on McKay's sacrifice. Krug was out on a hit to Shiebeck, but Crozier got to third on the play. Morse slow one towards shiebeck. Crozier scoring and Morse going to third. Stafford started to second to draw the throw and let Morse score. but "Whitey' was nipped at the plate. Brouthers struck out in the second. Molesworth was hit by the ball and stole second going to third on wild | throw to catch him at second: Busch was out on q hit to Stafford, but the Cracker first basemen shot the ball to Shea in time to nip Molesworth as he dashed for the plate.
 | Stafford was out on a fly to Moles-
 worth in the last half. Anderson struck out, and Shea drove line hit at Mullaney which he caught 1 Millerick was out on hit to Smith | in the third, Hale on a fly to Morse and 1 Shea got Lynch's foul.
 Smith struck out in the last half
 Crozier was out on a hit to shiebeck | or,1 An(N m n n nlnnR | Shiebeck was out on fly to Jordan | in the fourth, Schawrtz on hit to | Jordan and Brouthers ended 1t the | same way.
 | Krug was out on a hit to Hale in the
 last half. Morse on a fly to Lynch, Jor-
 don walked. Stafford hit to third and
 Brouthers made Ir a perfect S, thTow prov rts te dropped the ball, Anderson ending Il by striking out.
 | MoIesworth opened the fifth with 3 | two-bagger. Busch hit to Smith who
 tried to catch Molesworth ut third The latter was too fast for him and
 both runners went safe. Mullaney was
 out on a hit to Morse. Busch going tc | second on the play, Millerlck ana Halt striking out.
 Shea hit one In the last half that got by Hale, Schwartz running in and throwing to first in time to stop the runner. Smith was out on fly tc Molesworth, and Crozier struck out. Lynch stated the sixth with two
 bagger. Shiebeck going out on a fly
 to Stafford. Brouthers began kicking
 so on balls and strike decisions that he was ordered out of the game and this ruling was amended by his being taker out of the grounds in the select com, finest" Schwartz struck out.
 Shannon went to third in the last hali | Mckay was out on d fly to Busch, krue
 was out on a hit to Hale and Morse l struck out
 Shannon struck out in the Seventh Molesworth was out on a hit to Smith
 and Busch to the same place.
 | In the last half came the explosion that reduced the Pretzel intield to scriI not worth half q cent on the dollar Jordan started the chamber of horrors
 by punching out two-bagger lnt9 9 tnS nt l Shannon's low throw Jordan scored
 Stafford going to second. Anderson dumped a bunt that Hale handled al right, but Stafford scored on passet ball Shea hit to Hale and was saft on his low throw to Mullaney. Smitf uneorked another two-bagger, Shes going to third, and when Crozler wa hit by Hale the bases were full witt only one out. Mckay pounded ou another two bagger and Shea anS Smith scored, CroZier going to third Krug struck out, but Mullaney dropped the ball that shannon. threw whel Morse hit to third, CroZier and Mckay scoring. Jordan hit to shannon wht
 handled it and threw him out at hrst And the agonizing inning was over. l Mullaney was out on hit to Smltf in the eighth. Millerick on hit tC Krug and Hale made the ninth man fol | Smith to strike out.
 Stafford was out on a fly to Lynch 1T the last half, Anderson on hit t' shannon and Shea on a fly to Mullaney | Jordan fumbled Lynch's hit in tho ninth, Shiebeck hit to Jordan and there was double play, Lynch being caugh at second and Shibeck at first. Schwartz
 ended the game with hit to Stafford | The score was: r, | Atlanta ABRBa'PO'A'E Crozier, lf..... .. ....3 McCay. cf.. .. 9. =. 0 | T( 3h