The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-23
Games Tomorrow.

At Memphis-Little Rock and Mem phis.
 Games Tomorrow.
 At Atlanta. Montgomery and Atlan- ta
 At rmingham-Nashville and Bir- mingharn
 At Memphis-New Orleans and Mem phis.
 At Little Rock-Shreveport and Lit tie Rock
 When Charlie Schwartz threw wild to Pat Mille1ick in the last half of the eighth inning yesterday in BirminS- ham, the last game of the Birmin gham series went to the Vaughnites by q score of to 3
 Time and again did the Pretzels have brilliant opportunities for scoring, but with a combination of bad baserunning. portunites went glimmering. True 1t is that in the first blush of the game
 at the beginning of the second in ning-Brouthers and Lee were put out of the game, breaking up the intield Yet equally true is 1t that in the sec- ond inning the Pretzels made only one run on four hits, one of them being a three bagger, while in the fourth in ming the Vaughnites scored two runs on one hit. sacrifice, base on balls and a costly error in the Pretzel out field.
 The PretzeIs should have scored at
  three singles were punched. Brandt had been put in to run for Barry and either by bad coaching or rank base running was thrown out at third, one of the runs lost. As a pure matter or kindness to the local fans, however, this dissection will go no further.
 The Pretzels dropped all the games at Birmingham and Jack Higginss ac- count of the last sad catastrophe yes- terday afternoon went like this:
 Lynch walked and went to second on Schiebeck's sacrifice. Schwartz was out on a hit to Salee and Delehanty
 Hafford hit safe to left. Miller put one down the first base line that the umpire called foul. Vaughn made a big kick but the decision of his out for spite Ward was hit by the ball. Vaughn hit one towards third that Brouthers got and threw to frs Mullaney dropping the ball and "Dad' ehanty hit to Brouthers and Ward was caught between second and third, Vaughn getting out at second, complet- ing neat double.
 Molesworth opened up the second by crashing out a drive to right that put him on third. Barry was up and the first ball got by Clark. Molesworth scoring. Barry hit safe to right, Bra ldt running for him. Mullaney was out on a foul to Clark Millerick hit q fierce one to left and Brandt got himself caught at third. Lee hit safe, Miller ck going to second, but Lynch ended 1t with a fly to Delehanty.
 Schwartz was fined $5 for 'piklng the ball in the last half. Br rN.thers got his Irish up and was put out of the game for trying to Diff his umphs,' think well of this arrangement and told the umpire so too emphatically, that worthy putting him out of the gama and Gardner taking his place. The pnnt1PiDn became general and N1npnn began to register d few kicks, being fined s5 for his flow of eloQuence. Gardner struck out Murdock, the first man up, Lynch getting Clarks fly md Shiebeck taking care of Fred MoOre's s hit.
 Shiebeck walked in the third and went to second on Schwartzs sacrifice and sprinting to third on Shannon's hit which struck Salee on the hand and got away from him. shannon stole second. Molesworth was out on a hit to Hafford, but Shiebeck dashed over the plate before Vaughn could get the ball back to Clark. shannon got % third on the play but Barry ended it with a hit to Hafford, leaving the score two to one in favor of the Pretzels.
 Salee was out on a fly to Lynch, Half ford and Miller ending 1t on hits to Shiebeck.
 Salee was pulled out of the box in the fourth and Fitzpatrick was sub stituted. Mullaney led off with a safe hit by second base, going to second on Millerick's sacrifice. Gardner was out on a fly to Murdoch. Lynch walked but Shiebeck was out on hit to Moore.
 Ward hit safe to center in the last half, going to second on Vaughn's sac rifice. Delehanty was out on fly to Lynch. Murdoch walked. but Lynch dropped Clark's fly and Ward scored, Murdoch going to third. This tied the score again. Clark started on d steal of second and Millerick tried to throw him out, Murdoch scoring before he ball could be returned. making the score 3 to ? in favor of Birmingham. Moore ended it with hit tn Gardner.
 Schwartz was out on a fly to Dele hanty in the fifth. shannon on a hit to Fitzpatrick and Molesworth on a fly to MurdOCk.
 Fitzpatrick was out on fly to shie- beck in the last half. Hafford sent d long one to deep center that Mol as worth by a great run managed to pull down. Miller pounded out two-bag- ger to left. Ward walked but was forced out at second on Vaughn's nit to Schwartz.
 Barry was out on hit to Vaughn in the sixth. Mullaney on hit to Ward and Millerick on a fly to Moore.
 The bleachers had become so crowd ed that men were overtlOwing into the field and vaughn had to ask for q ground rule. Delehanty was out on hit to Shiebeck, Murdock hit safe 10 right, Clark hit to Shiebeck and Mur- dock was out al second. Clark being thrown out moment later trying to steal.
 Gardner walked in the seventh. going to second on LYnch's sacrifice and to third on Shiebeck's drive to center, scoring on Schwartz's drive past first base. which tied the score again. shan non hit to Fitzpatrick, who shot il back to Clark in time to catch Shiebcck just as he dashed over the plate.
 Moore was out on a bunt to Gardner in the last half, Fitzpatrick on fly 10 Shiehcek. Brouthers made wild throw of Hanords hit but the lat 1T Was caught stealing second.
 Mplesworth opened festivities in the eighth by lining out two bagger 70 right, his second long hit of the game. Barry struck out, Mullaney was out on a hit to Fitzpatrick and MOlesworth was caught before he could get back to second
 Just 10 make things balance Miller started the last half by lining out two baggeT of his own. going to third on Wards sacrifice. Vaughn hit one that Schwartz stopped but in trying to catch Miller, who was steaming for the plate, he threw wild to Millerick, Dusty scoring and Vaughn going to second. Delehanty was out on a fly to- Molesworth and Murdock struqk out. the score being 10 in favor of Bir- mingham.
 MiIerick hit safe in the ninth and