The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-07

It was just like taking candy rom a child. That was about the way as Las last game of the Eirmingh1m series went yesterday. The Pretzels out classed the Vaughnites. in every de- partment and smothered them by the onesided score of to 2. McPhillips. or Mccoy. as he calls him self, and this newest recruit Of the PretzeIs most certainly made good with the fans. He has lot & of sPsed pee ana na,a a in one inning did two of the seven nlts made eff him come together, the other five being admirably scattered end fnur of them being of the scratch variety. He has not become accustomed to the Southern climate yet and was feeHnB far from we'll yesterday. which ex- plains his lack of control; ,,,.,,
 Both of the runs scored by Blrmlhg, ham yesterday were due to bases on balls. he forcing the first run in ana a couple of hits with base on balls McPRiiiips graduated from Manhat- tan College, New York. two years ago. being the star pitcher and Dun, who was here with Clark .,G Griiltsh nat ,Ssr NeW of that college team. McPhillIps won on games from Yale. Harvard Princeton and other fast college outfits. There was some objection by his people to to him playing professional ball and he assumed the name of Mathewson Me Coy when he came to Montgomery: gsS r. This is case, however. WneIe tiiSi is Q nothing in name. He Is star pitch.r' no matter what name he sails under, and that after all Is what the local fans are looking for. He got a third inning pulling the run over, while he got four assists In fielding his position. ,, heavy and consistent-no desultory hitting but punched, teamwork hitting that scored runs,
 MoleswQrth ,aits as usual aoune 1sd if i9 tw6 t6e baggers and long single, Shiebeck got 8 two-bagger and single; Brouth- CTS. Munaney and Mccoy two hits eacn while Schwartz and Barry lined out
 The entire team put up champion- shin ball Schwartz having six chances Brouthers and Millerick seven Null Ianey eight Shiebeck and Mccoy made the only errors in the inield while there were five chances perfectly ac- cepted in the outfield. The work of the Pretzes was sharp me ana MiiinricE gingetEy and rn5 Mullaney in the eighth Inning being p The The details of the game wore as fol- Hafford walked. Henessy sacrificed him to second. Piggie Ward got in the way of a fast one: Millerlck pulled down Vaughn's foul. DelenahtS " smashed one that Mccoy shot over to
 Lynch was out on a hit to Ward Shiebeck walked and went to third on Clark's wild throw to catch him steal. ing second. Schwartz hit line fly that Hafford got. Shiebeck was off the bas when Hafford caught the ball and he threw to first, catching Schwartz and completing the first unassisted double play made in Montgomery this season
 Smith was out on a hit to Schwartz in the second. Clark got a mean little Texas Leaguer back of second base. Lynch got Moore's fly. Reagan walk ed but Hafford struck out
 It was one two, three with the Pret- | gels in the last half. Brouthers was out on a fly to Ward, Molesworth on | hit to Reagan and Barry struck out. Hennessy hunted in front of the plate i in the third. but Millerick scooped I l up and got 1t over to first in time | Ward walked. Vaughn hit line drive to Shiebeck, and there would have haX' been a double if he had held the ball It dropped out of his hand, however and Ward scampered back to first Brouthers and Ward was out at sec | ond.