The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-05

The Pretzels played rings around the Vaughnites again yesterday, while Jack Lee outpitched both Ginger Clark and Pylant.
 Except iE the second and eighth in nings Lee kept his hits pretty well scattered, while his control was good. only two bases on balls being given by him during the game. He struck out six batters.
 The Pretzels punched hits on Ginger Clark all through the game. but the third was where the Baron twirler suf- fered most, three punched hits being showered on him.
 In the fourth a base on balls, sac fee and hit put in hs another and in and a two-bagger scored another run and put Clark out of business, Pylant taking his place in the seventh in- ming.
 In the eighth wild throws by Ward and Pylant scored the last run for the locals.
 The stickwork of the Pretzels. was heavy and consistent, Molesworth lead ing the hitting with three hits-one of them a hree-bagger-and Mullaney and Gardner with two hits each, one of Gardner's two-bagger
 There were several pleasing features about the game, notably Shiebach's s fielding and the gingery work of the entire PretZel outfit. But the feature that appeared DlOSI IO cNeTyDOu was the firm stand taken by Umpire Black to compel order on the field. Black has made the players understand that he unequivocally means what he says, and that furthermore he will not stand for any arguments or back talk Yes terday he put Henry Lynch, of the PretzeIs, and Frank Delehanty of Bir- mingham, out of the game for talking back to him, while he put good, heavy fine on Dusty Miller of Vaughn'g team. Black deserves the thanks. praise and appreciation not only of the Montgom- cry fans, but of lovers of baseball ev- erYwhere A protest with good grounds and made in the proper way Is not ob- jected to by the public, but this sense less kicking in season and out of sea- son has become disgusting, and the methods of Black should receive the hearty endorsement and cooperation of a thankful public. Once or twice since he has been in Montgomery the umpire has made some decisions that were questionable, but on the whole he is one of the most impartial officials that ever handled an indicator in this city.
 The details of yesterdays game were as follows:
 Hafford cracked out a safe hit to center. Miller tried to sacrifice and was out on bunts. Ward was out on fly to Mullaney and Millerick threw Hafford out stealing second.
 Lynch smashed one that Piggy Ward fumbled but recovered and got the ball over to Vaughn. The decision was pretty close but Black decided that and Bl; K promptly put him out of the game, Gardner taking his place. in left. Shiebeck was out on hit to Clark. Schwartz hit safe and stole second, of Broutherss long fly that had the trademark of a sure two-bagger..
 Vaughn was out on a hit to Shiebeck @ ing to third on Smiths hit :o center while Smith got to second on the throw in. both scoring on Clark's op- ts Brouthers and Milierick threw
 Molesworth drove one to left in the qst rs ba base R2aTy Wrs and h sm f boS Safk for and the ball fell harmlessly in the grass as a result Mullaney lined one out to right scoring Molesworth but the ball was fielded to Clark in lerick was out on a hit to Hafford and Lee on hit to McGrew.
 Clark struck out in the third. Half ford and Miller both going out on hits to Shiebeck
 Gardner, hit one in the last half that was too he, hot for MeGrewS to handle: tried to sacrifice and was out on bunt fly to Ginger Clark Brouthers drove one to center and Gardner scored, tie togard ng rde frst that Vaughan got back to Clark in time to stop Shiebeck at the plate. Molesworth going safe. Barry dumped bunt in front of the plate and Wilkie Clark threw it wild to Vaughn. Brouthers scoring Then the Pretzels tried a double steal, Barry starting down to second and Moles- worth to the plate. Clark had thrown the ball to McGrew when Barry started and McGrew got it back 10 the plate in time to stop Molesworth.
 Ward hit one that bounded out of Lees hands in the fourth. Schwartz getting it to first in time to stop the runner. Vaughn hit to Shiebeck who fielded 1t to first The umpire called the runner safe and 1t was the only questionable decision Black made dur ing the game Delehanty was out on