The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-26

l Hess, SD. ...........
 Hanley, If. ........ 1 0 1 1 0 Q
 weikart, 1b. .. ..... 7 F Q
 Evans. 2b ........ 4 0 0 ? 1 0 | Miller, If. ......... 0
 Fisher, Ffsfs; e D. ::::::: ::::::::: 2
 Score by innings:
 | Little Rock ............ .000 900 C00-O Shreveport ..........010 001 00O-2 1 Summary-Two base hits, McCann. Garvin: Sacrifice hits. Blake, Smith.
 Kennedy. Base on balls, off Guese, 0; Fisher. 5. Hit by pitcher, Guese, l . l First on errors. Shreveport, 1. Left on bases, Little Rock, 8; Shreveport, 4 | Passed balls, Fritz, 1. Double plays l ger. Attendance, 1,500. Time. 1855.
 A FEW FOUL TIPS
 Hats off to Jack Leel
 Now watch us climbi
 It was all Lee yesterday.
 McPhilips should join the PretzeI: today.
 The digitalis was all in Atlanta yes terday.
 | W It'll d ltW InOTe pILcHtIS OI the Lee family the Pretzels would make d runaway race of 1t.
 Red Fisher Is having better times here than he did with the Boston out l fit of the National League. One combination at least made good l yesterday-Jack Lee and Jack Higgins other combinations slipped a cog tnln FTsl. Advertiser last night to congratulate the Pretzels on their first victory Of | the season.
 The Pretzels arc higher in the league standing this morning than they have | been since last June. Nashville and Little Rock are fighting it out for the cellar.
 The Cleveland fans are clambering for Harry Bays scalp because he has not found his batting eye. Guess they changed their minds some after the Detroit game yesterday. There was gloom In that town down by the Kimball House last night. If the Pretzels will only inject another dose of the same into them today all will be forgiven.
 The electric fans were started at the matinee yesterday for the first time They certainly made the human fans feel good. but Jack Lee and Pat Mil lerick made the good feeling lots more so."
 A Memphis special says that Good wyn is on his way to join the Egyp- tians. If they will wait bit they may hear something. as unless things go very far wrong Goodwin will join the Pretzels.
 I brought the matinee crowd to their feet with yells several times, And with Lees pitching, fielding and bat ting the wells and heamIng faces made continuous performance.
 Jack Higgins and his Waterbury ex- cite lot of curiosity. The invention is by New York man and deadenS the sound of the instrument so that only the operator at work can hear, Opera tors in the audience are not able to catch what comes over the wire as they did last summer.
 What the Pretzels need is manager that can get on the lines and coach his batters and base runners in the manner that Charlie Frank and Newt Fisher does. As long as O Brien con tinues to go on the field in citizens clothes of course he will not be allow ed on the lines but If he will get into uniform he can.
 A few days ago a negro ball team left here for New Orleans to open the negro league season. The following from a New Orleans paper explains itself: "A baseball game between negroes wound up in a row yesterday at Gravier and Dorgenois Streets. Ed ward Flanagan had a row with an un- known negro and fired shot at him. The bullet struck Frank Williams, of No. 3220 Banks, Street, in the forearm. He was passing al the time. Flanagan ran and at Johnson and Gravier Streets fired a shot at George Keeling, another negro. He made his escape.
 Rowdy ball playing will not be per mitted in the Southern League this sea son. as far as New Orleans is con cerned. President r. P. Morrill,, of the local club, will not tolerate it. Mir. Morrill, has instructed Manager Frank to fine and suspend any man on the team that conducts himself unbecom- ingly. Mir. Morrill, is not alone in his contentious concerning rowdy ball, President kavanaugh has set his official seal against rowdy ball players again this year. as he has done in the past and the guilty ones will be punished to the full extent of the baseball law. TX eep the belching ball player quiet at any cost, is practically the instruc- tion he has given his staff of umpires New Orleans States