The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-05
THE FIRST GAME.
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mlnREam yesterday pIoodoiS hoiNS 'i'S record at least for this season and pos sibly for the past few years. ,us
 The grounds were packed wth a solid mass of eager fans. nearly 5000 people ruies % having to be establlshed.
 McMakin had been pitching splen- did game, while Dessau, the Cotton States Leaguer had been see.,ilns ons m,s hit had been made off the South Caro- linian. and he had the Vaughnites shut out easily; Five clean hits had been pebbles by Fred Moore the Pretzels had three runs.
 In the fourth inning the rain began coming down. and the game a was called eti was resumed two clean hits. Lynch's beating out bunt and Hafford's error put in three more runs.
 gation went to pieces badly. and three bases on balls. hree-bagger and Fred Moore's wild throw to the plate. put that t1f5s Daddy p Vaughn @ 's himself mn ' went in the box. Dessau going to first. It was still raining and five runs had been scored but Vaughn was not much of the hitting fever badly, and three more runs were scored. making eight runs in one inning.
 in the box. the Birmingham team grad ually pulled themselves together, and in the last half of tho eighth inning pulled one run over and saved a shut out.
 The greatest crowd that Jack Hig- gins ever called a telegraphic game for listened to the game. the hall being roo% ssn its benRs ana e ear1 R the game The roofing and cheering was insistent. and Umpire Higgins strained his throat at times making himself heard above the din. The game as he gave it over the ticker was like this:
 Lynch opened festivities with slash rings foul fly, Lynch getting to third on Schwartz's hit by third and scoring on B;outhers's hit past first Moore Schwartz started for the plate. Hafford fielding 1t in and the umpire calling Schwartz odt. Tho decision was close knocked the ball out of Clarks hand. The bags were still full, but Mullaney hit to Dessau and ended the inning
 Hafford started the second half with a two-bagger and got to third on Mil ler's sacrifice. Hennessey walked but tried to steal second and was thrown Schwartz
 Ycager walked in the second. advanc- ing on McMakin's sacrifice and getting rings hit, Lynch going 70 third and scoring on Schwartz's long fly to cen ter.
 Smith hit safe in the last half. but the next three were retired in rotation
 Molesworth walked in the third, but the next three were down.
 IIafford hit safe ir the last half, but
 In the fourth with McMakin up the rain became too personal and the game was called. When play was resumed Spartanburg Joh,n drove long one to httr ring dumped bunt to Dessau who threw to third trying to stop McMakin. Hafford let the ball get away from ting 10 third. Schwartz was out on hit to Hafford but Lynch and Oldring scored on Brouthers's hit to left, Moies- worth and Lawler ending 1t.
 Oldring made the first error of tho game in tte last half. throwing smiths was not costly. however, the next three
 In the fifth the airship started off full of Vaughnitcs. Mullaney walked and got to second on Yeager's sacrifice, scoring on McMakin's terrific drive for to Hafford and Vaughn dropped the ball when 1t was fielded to him, Mo Maxim scoring. Schwartz hit to short and Lynch was steaming in for the plate. Moo1e throw wild to the plate, Lyncn and Oldring both scoring and Schwartz going tn second. Then Des. Sdu gave tue iHIIu DdSe OIl DdlIS Di the lining, walking Brouthers. This was too much for Vaughn and he de- eided he could not do any, worse than Dessau, and went in the box himself Dessau going to first.
 The first man up after Vaughn went in (Molesworth). walked. and the bags were full, Yeager slamming out a | threebagger and scoring Schwartz and Brouthers, McMakin ending 1t with an outfield fly Eight runs had been SCOT ed here. the tally sheet showing II to Q in favor of the PretZels.
 Miller hit for two bags in the last half. but the sidc was retired.
 Dessau got himself together in the sixth and went back to the box, his team recovering from their daze and giving him pretty good support, only one hit being made off him, that by Lynch in tte eighth inning, while there was decided paucity of Prctzel runs, no more coming in.
 With one out in the eighth Dusty Miller hit for three bags, scoring on Henncssey's infield hit
 | This ended the scoring on both sides. | the final score of the morning game | being:
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