The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-04
LA JOIE'S MEN GOT II
PRETZELs MADE GOOD SHOWING
 AGAINST CLEvELANDERs.
Big Frenchman Had Sore Arm anu Failed to Play to Disappoint-
 ment of the Montgomery SuectRtOrs.

In the jump off of the Cleveiand game yesterday 1t looked as 1T the Pretzels were going to sprlhs q SUI ,, prise party on the fence Drea saftna,s as they were holding the DIE leiio"s down in great s1ape. Later On however, things Pretzei pc gan to assume chromo colo' Iu trs' Iu the terrific bon1bardment or t1e hd joies possibly accounting TOT It. lt was great disapporntment lo lne crowd that the big Frenchman was no. in the game. he being the magne. .l,ae drew the greater part or the aSIead 1a said ance. Business Manager Barnar0 sal9
 that Lajoie had q very sore arm anu that he thought 1t best for nim not 10
 play. Nick Kahl, the younssteI ea
 ken from Colorado Springs In the Wes- tern League last summer. played sec. sec ond base. The recruit proved woIthy
 substitute. however facing out three hits and accepting six chances "l'h- out an error.
 third baseman in the world, ponndeo out a two-bagger and two long slhsies
 besides having three asstcs. Elmer Flick hit a three-basger anu
 a long single and had three chances
 while he was in the right lot Jack- son, the youngster who was one or the star hitters in last years American As
 sociation. did not get hI5 put accep'- Two men in the game yesterday
 were in Montgomery with Barrow Detroits two years ago. Iney are Charlie Carr, the big first oaseman'
 and Fred Bueiow. who caught SeS'ef Mig Clark, the Atlanta catcher or last year, who was head and shoulders
 over anything in the southern Leas uS. and Dusty" Rhodes, the Memphis siaD star of some years ago, are also "itn the Clevelands. Dusty" pitched the
 first part of the game. Charley Jack
 son, the Fort Worth youngster' taxing his place.
 Molesworth and Lynch did the fea- ture work for the Pretzels, Molesworth crashing out two of the hits ana get tng SIX put outs, some or them ex. tremely difficult chances. Besides ms two put outs Henry Lynch had two assists. returnng the ball like nasn on two occasions from left neld ana catching runners at second. In the last of the r1rst Lee struck out Vinson and Bay in succession, Ei-
 mer Flick, however, pounded out mt to the center fence that landed nim on
 third, Nick Kahl scoring him on mt
 to right.
 In the first of the second Brouthers
 walked and went to second on Lynch infield hit-properly sacritiee-Barry
 hitting safe to left and Brouthers
 ed the bali promptly but Buelow drop
 ped 1t and the score was tied.
 It stayed this way until the last or the fourth, only four hits having been made OH Lee, W1lllt nC hOS SA'~ ~AA base on balls.
 With the score tied, Bradley led on
 in the fourth with drive so hot that
 1t got away from Brouthers. Turner
 hit safe to right. Bradley scoring on Carr's long fly to center. Lee gave ms
 first base on balls, walking Buelow. Schwartz juggling Rhodes's hit and Turner scoring.
 The field captain of the Pretzeis sur
 prised everybody by making a mess of Vinsons hit and Buelow tallied.
 Bay bunted safe but Flick was out on
 fly to Molesworth, three runs having come in on three errors and base on balls.
 Tn the sixth Schwartz lined out
 safe one to center and with two down Barry walked and Mullaney scored Schwartz with beautiful drive to right, leaving the score four and two. In the last half with one out bue~ low walked. Jackson hit safe, Nlnson
 was out on a hit to Schwartz, shannon
 made a bad throw of Bays hit, Buelow
 and Jackson scoring, leaving 1t six
 and two.
 Brandt hit safe in the first of the
 seventh, Molesworth hit safe, shannon
 made neat sacrifice. Brandt scoring
 on Schwartz's hit down towards third, this ending the scoring for the Fret
 gels. Cleveland got one more In .1e last half of the seventh, leaving the
 score ' and 3.