The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-04
JACK LEE EARNS OVATION;
 SHREVEPORT IS SHUT OUT
TWenty-Seven Pirates Only Faced the Pitcher and Not One of Them Got to
 Third Base.

l In the greatest game of baseball ever played at Athletic Park. Mont | gomery smothered Shreveport syester. | it was not ord-breaking game ' in that the score was to in favor | of Montgomery, nor int that the locals | put up a game without the flaw or | single error but it was remarkable IT | men for each inning, faced the blonde \ haired Jack Lee, in that only two mer
 reached second base and not one go | artist all but pitched a no-hit game. The game was further remarkable because 1t was witnessed by the larg. | park unless 1t was on the occasion oi one of the Sunday games two years ago. If ever man got an ovation Jack Lee got one, and if ever man Jack Lee deserved 1t.
 | Right behind Lee, on the second
 sack Charie nn ts schTartT bs psysd aptae shs
 was a bundle of springs and herves yesterday. He dug impossible ground
 CTS up out of the sand. He pulled im- ! possible flies out of the suntit atmos- phere. He speared screaming line hits when they appeared to be gifted and gone and he fashioned double plays with electrical suddenness.
 But there was glory enough to go round. Admiral Togo O'Brien beyond
 doubt, signalled his men from his flag l SnlD on the DenC0. NlppOn F&pGCtS
 every man to do his utmost. Eat lem up" They did 1t.
 As for Admiral Rojestvepsky. Gilks, his Pirate fleet was annihilated, com pletely wiped of the map. His bat
 tleships were torpedoed at the first
 station and his fleet cruisers were rid
 dled with deadly accuracy when they attempted to flee to. second. The Rus
 sian cruisers in the Korean Straits
 were a thousand miles nearer Vladi- vostok than was any member of the Pirate fleet near the home plate
 At nightfall the riddled and shat tered Pirates crept into the friendly harbor of a local hotel to care for the
 wounded. repair the serious damage and prepare for the second battle on Roy Hale will serve them steaming hot
 And the local populace shouted and cried "Banzai! Banzai! A glorious vic- tory; wasn't she a peach, thought"
 on the face of things 1t looks as if this same Jack Lee and Charlie foWnsman. seWMsrsai 'oSfsF Mister Moles%orth, are playing for their release. The game they are putting up is entirely too fast for the Southern League md the ing for National League jobs. What did MT. Molesworth do? Why, vari- ous and sundry things. calculated to little Louisiana town of Shreveport. Incidentally he laced out three two- baggerS, three of em-count 'eni- three That's hitting somei
 But why specialize? There were nine men who played the game for Montgomery and not one of thom left undone the things that he should have done or. did the thing that le Should not have done.
 The story of the annfhilation of the Pirate fleet is outlined in these hur- ried war dispatches, which were dratt- ed at the scene of destruction.
 First Inning-Evans hits to Lee and is thrown out at first. Kennedy flies out to Manners. Weikart Is out on fly to Lynch. Three out, nothing do- ing with runs.
 Lynch hits to Fisher and is out at first. Sheibech flies out to Hauley. Schwartz hits safe over second for one bag Brouthers flies out to center
 (magnificent catch by Gilks) Man
 ners left on first, no runs; one hit. Second Inning-Hanley hits to Brouthers and is out at first. Gilks hits to Shiebech and is out at first Abstien hits an easy grounder to Mullaney and is out; no runs.
 Gardner hits to Kennedy. Molesworth is thrown out at second. Gardner safe at first. Mullaney hits to Evans, who
 touches Gardner and doubles Mullaney at first; no runs, one hit.
 Third Inning-Miller hits safe TOT one bag Fitz flies out to Lee. Fisher hits to Schwartz, Miller out at second | 0OuDllnR tISneT dN hIbNb ii'F | Manners hits to right for one bag | Lee sacrifices, Manners goes to second Lynch flies out to left. Shiebech hits to Kennedy and is out at first; nc runs.
 Fourth Inning-Evans dumps one al plate and Is thrown out by Manners al | first. Kennedy hits to right Tor one
 bag. Weikart hits to Sheioech, whG
 Weikart is doubled at first;
 l Schwartz hits to left for one bag
 Fritz throws to second to eater Schwartz, Abstein and Gilks lets bal | hit to right for one bag, Moleswortf | hits for two bags. Brouthers scores
 Moiesworth tries to stretch the hit ano
 is out at third Manners hits @ hot G Gh' | fancy hits an easy one at the plate anc
 is thrown out at first. Manners gets walk by Fisher. Lee hits to Evans
 and is out at first. . L..
 great catch of Schwartz Gilks fife: out to Brouthers. Abstein flies out te
 Brouthers. Three out, no runs, no mus Lynch flies out to Gilks; Shleoecf
 out to Miller
 sixth Inning-JMiller hits to shiebeG6 s1ie th
 and is out at first. Fritz ., hits ,she hev eT
 Brouthers and Is out at hrst' f1sher | flies out to Mullaney. .
 Brouthers hits to right for one bag Molesworth hits for two bags. Brouth- CTS scores. GdfuneT SdETluCeS. pNpiO9 worth goes to third. Mullaney hies out to Abstein. Manners hits to short and is out at first. Molesworth left on third.
 Seventh Inning-Evans hits to Lee and is out at first. Kennedy files out to Molesworth Weikart hits to Lee and dies out at first. Kennedy flies out Weikart. Lynch hits to center for one bag Sheibech hits to right Tor one bag Lynch goes to third. Schwartz bIts safe to left for one bag, Lynch scoreN Schiebech goes to second. Rrouthers hits to Abstein who throws to Evans. Schwartz is out at second Evans throws wild to first Brouthers goes to second and Shiebech scores. Nolesworth hits to pitcher and Is out at frst Two runs and three hits. Eighth Inning-Hanly hits to snort and is out at first. Gilks hits to short and is out at first. Abstein mes out to left No runs. no hits- -. =. Gardner hits to Evans and Is out at first Mullaney hits to short ana IS tbTown out at first. Manners hits to short and is out at first. No runs' no
 Ninth Inning-Miller flies out to left t Eritz strikes out. Fisher flies out to Gardner and ends the game.
 Shreveport. AB BH 20 2 F
 Evans. 2b. S......... Q I I 3 q Weikart. 1b ...'.'... 10 o0 |