The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25

At lanta-Montgomery ana AL lanta.
 At rmingham-Nashville and Bir- mingham.
 At Memphis-New Orleans and Mem phis.
 At Little Rock-Shreveport and Lit tie Rock.
 By pounding the ball in season and out of season the Fire Crackers of At lanta yaniCd the first game from the decisive score of to ,.
 There was good sized crowd down at Jack Hlgginss telegraphic matinee and when the Pretzels started in with a whirl in the first inning faces began to brighten so that 1t would have made an arc light resemble the dark room Of Q kodak fiend In the last half Of that Inning, however, when by a terrific bombardment those remorseless At lanta sluggers carefully reduced poor George StultZ to fragmentary atoms the arc light very promptly retired from business and the dark room took complete possession of the hall. The punishment given Stultz was fearful, and every time there was hit and the hits were incessant coming as thick and fast as flashes of light ming during summers thunder storm-those sympathetic souls at the baseball matinee would hinen as .,, 1T A single. sacrifice and four punched two-baggers in that terrible second inning resulted in four Crackers pour ing over the plate so fact that the 10, cal fans became afflicted with bad case of swimming in the region of the head. Right then was where Stuitz should have been taken out of the box Lee only pitched one inning of Satur- day's game and could have finished yesterday. Instead the Crackers fin Ished Stultz.
 the Crackers punched a couple of hits but a good throw by Pat Millerick
 In the first half of the ffth inning out. and with tlffee hits, base on balls and two flies to the outtield only two runs were scored.
 Burnham was taken out of the box in the middle of that inning and Jack Ely was put in, and Burnham had not been hit as hard as Stultz at that. This tied the score and there was a good showing for the Pretzels to win out. Stultz was kept in, however, and in the last half of the fifth the Crack CTS united 1t with base on balls. q sacrifice and the single that looked as | if it came just at any old time they wanted it.
 In the first of the sixth 1t looked like slow base running when, with q couple of punched singles, a runner only got as far as second With two out in the last halr the Crackers did the same thing that the Pretzels had done In the hrst haif'
  ference. however, was that while not Pretzel got home on their two hits one of the Crackers scored on their same two tits.
 In the last of the seventh on couple of bases on balls, couple of hits and the dropping of the ball at the plate by Schwartz, the Crackers with some gin gerry baserunning, scored two more runs. The score was now to 4. and the matinee crowd-those that stayed to the finish-had lost all interest in the game.
 throw in the Cracker infield and | Brouthers's infeld hit, the Pretzels put over the last run of the game, leaving the score to 5.
 Morse fumbled Shiebeck's hit and he went safe Schwartz hit safe to left, Brouthers drove one at Burnum which he stopped and threw ShiebeCk out at third. Molesworth walked and Barry lined one out tc, right that scored Schwartz and BrouAers, the hrst oeins an earned run, and Molesworth going | to third. Mullaney was out on hlt to Jordan, ending the inning with two | hits and two runs.
 ] CroZier hit one that Shiebeck could not get to. going to second on Mckay : sacrifice and scoring on Krug's two | bagger to left. Morse pounded out q | two-bagger to the same spot in left garden, the Dutchman trotting home Jordan was out on a hit to Stultz, but Stafford put one out in left for two bags, Morse tallying. Things were getting rather monotonous for the loca | fans and just to vary 1t bit Anders oI drove one to deep center instead Of Ter | for two bags, Stafford scoring. Archel | hit one that Schwartz handled nicely And one of Stultz's horrible innings was over.
 | in the second, Stultz on a hit to th' same blonde headed individual. I4ynrt hit safe to center and on Shiebeck's hi
 to Jordan Lynch was caught on th' line.
 Burnham was out on a hit to Broutn
 CTS in the last half, Crozier drove ( | hot one that Shiebeck made grea
 stop of, and Mckay was out on fl!
 Krug fumbled schwartz's hit in thu third, going to second on Brouthers
 sacrifice and getting to third on Moles worths hit to Morse. but was caug playing too far off the bag.
 Krug was out on a fly to Brouthers Morse on a fly to Lynch, Jordan m safe to left. going t0 third on Staf
 lerick a moment later.
 Barry was out on hit to Jordan II the fourth, Mullaney on fly to Ander son and Millerick on hit to Jordan.
 Anderson struck out in the last haIt | Archer hit safe ard stole second, Burn ham was out on fly to Moleswort
 and Archer was out stealing third. | Stultz hit safe in the fifth, Lyme
 walked Shiebcck dumped bunt 10 wards second and beat it out fillin
 the bags Stultz scoring on Schwartz
 fly to Crozier. Lynch going to thir land Shieheck to second, Lynch score
 on Brouthers fly to Crozier, but Shie beck was held on second. Then it Wa that Jordan pulled Burnham out of tn
 box, Jack Ely going in. but Molcs
 worth hit Ely for a rattling single ' left Shiebeck only getting 10 thir'
 where he was left when Barry struc
 out.
 Crozier walked in the last half ga ing to second on Mckay's sacrifice an
 scoring on Krugs drive to center
 Krug was out stealing second, how ever, and Morse struck out
 | Mullaney was out on d foul to Arch
 CT in the sixth, but in getting 1t Arch
 CT hurt his hand and Shea went benin
 the bat. Millcrick hit safe to righ Stultz drove to left but MilleriCk onl
 went to second Lynch hit to Mors
 and Stultz was thrown out at secon' Millerick getting 10 third and Lyme Istealing second. ShiebeCk was out Q
 fly to Crozier, ending the inning wit
 two hits and no runs.
 l Jordan was out on a fly to Broutf
 CTS in the last half, Stafford on a h to the same place. Anderson hit sat stole second, went to third on Mile. ick's throw and scored on Shea's driv to left. Ely striking out. . | Schwartz was out on a fly to Crozit TQVrr h,r on,