The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-22
THREE FROM NASHVILLE
PRETZELs GOT LAST GAME WITH
 FISHERMEN.
Score Was Tied Up Twice And There Were Heart Throbs.
 Good Work of

Pretsels won three out of four in The grounds In Nashville were we, fyesterday which accounts. for the lack
 of control shown by Hale though he
 es. The score was tied twice, a base
 hit tieing it up in the first, while a
 bunt and Hale's wild throw tied il lagain in the fourth.
 In the sixth on Bruyette's error
 HaIe's inficid hit. the Pretzefs won ! the game.
 | In the last half of the sixth the
 flnish by a couple s' of a bases on spn balis ana
 in favor Of the Pretzeis.
 The story. as told by Umpire Higgins was like this:
 Lynch was out on a foul to Accorsini but Busch cracked one out to right and scored when Schwartz drove to left for two bags. Schwartz being
 ISrced Rreett at S seeond on Broutnerss hit to Bennett was out on 8 hit to Schwartz in the last half. Bandelin walked but a moment afterwards Hale. by one of his quick throws, caught him off first Mullaney dropped the ball when Schwartz threw to him and Bandelin went to third scoring on Norcum's 8 drive sdy to to right. tieing icing the score Eisey runner off first. getting Norcum out this time. Elsey hit safe to left and lansing hit to Brouthers who threw low to Schwartz in the effort to catch out stealing third
 It was three up and three down with the Pretzels in the second and in the last half Wiseman struck out. Bruy- ate hit mi Hal him off first, Accorsini going out on a fly to Molesworth.
 Hale was out on a fly to Norcum In the third. Lynch walked and stole cum and Lynch had started for third. before he could get back to the bag Norcum shot the ball to Bennett and there was a double,
 Russell nit safe in the last half, but the next three men were retired.
 Schwartz walked in the fourth but was forced at second on Brouthers second on Russelis balk. Moiesworth walked, ana Brouthers scored on Law ler's drive to center, Molesworth go- ing to third and scoring on Mullaney's drive to left. Lawler got to second and on Yeager's hit to Bruyette there was another double.
 Elsey hit safe oyer second in the last half. lansing walked. Wiseman beat out bunt and the bags were full Hale tried to catch lansing at second and threw wild. Elsey scoring and lansing going to third. Bruyette struck out. but on Accorsinfs bunt to Hale. lansing dashed over the plate. tieing the score for the second time. Russell walked but Bennett was out on hit to Busch.
 Hale. struck out in the fifth. Bruy,- walked but Schwartz was out on fly to left.
 With two down in the last half FL sey beat out a bunt but was caught
 In the sixth the Prctzels won the game on good. clean hitting. With one out Bruyette threw Lawler's hit low to first, Lawler sprinting to third ing on Yeager's hit to right, Mullaney getting to third and scoring on Hale's hit to Bennett. Feager getting out on the play, Lynch was out on a fly to Norcum but two runs had been hit over and the score stood five to three in favor of the Pretzels.
 In the last half between Jack Hig- gins and the Fishermen the fans at the matinee were given a pretty bad scare. lansing walked. Wiseman struck out. Bruyete was out on foul to first. Accorsini walked and Jan sing scored on Russelrs nit over short. Russell being forced at second on Ben nett's hit to Busch. This left the score five to four.
 It was one, two three. with tho Pret- gels in the seventh and in the last half the matinee fans received some shocks that threatened to dislocate their jugular veins. With two men down Elsey was hit on the arm. Jan sing got his usual walk. Wiseman beat out a bunt and the bags were full with only one good single needed to probably win the game for Nash ville Bruyette was up and everybody trembled. But the best he could do was to go out on a fly to Molesworth.
 It was three up and three down on In the Pretzels half of the ninth.
 In the last half of the ninth Lynch got Bandelin's fly. Molesworth got Soreum's and Schwartz got Elsey's. And the Pretzels had won the last game in Nashville, taking three out of four there.