The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-10
PRETZELS WON AGAIN
FISHERMEN THE VICTIMS OF
 MONTGOMERY TEAM.
Jack Lee Pitched a Splendid Game and Was Given Good Support-Hard- Hitting Players Went After
 Hermann.
League Standing.
Games Yesterday,

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 Games Yesterday.
 At Nashville-Montgomery. s; Nash ham, 3. Sixteen innings).
 At Little Rock-New Orleans, 4; Lit
 At shreveport-Memphis. 2; shreve- port, g.
 Games Today.
 At Nashville-Montgomery and Nash
 At Birmingham-Atlant and Bir-
 At Little Rock-New Orleans and Little Rock.
 At shreveport-Memphis and shreve- port.
 But for the fact that Jack Lee put Norcum on second with Il balk--or what the umpire called a balk--in the eighth inning yesterday, the game with Nashville would have stood eight to one in favor of the Pretzels. the final score being to 2.
 Jack Lee pitched another of his mag nificent games-a game that fits in nicely with the brilliant championship ball that the PretZels are playing these days. He had almost perfect control giving only two bases on balls-Nor- the ninth-while Wiseman. lansing. Hermann and Swindell were struck out, the latter twice, Lee striking him out in the seventh inning with run ner on third.
 It was a pitchers battle up to the third inning. not a ball having been knocked out of the infleld on either side and of the six hits made, Lee kept them admirably scattered, only n the eighth inning two of them coming to- gether.
 Not a hit had been made off Herr mann until the fourth inning when Charlie Schwartz beat out hunt to Hermann. Then they began punching hits and the terrific batting for which the PretZels are becoming so famous. was very much in evidence.
 In the fifth Barry's long single and Pat Millerick's two-bagger put in the first run of the game.
 last half on Bruette's three-bagger and a bad throw. In the sixth inning the terrible bombardment that the Pret. had a parallel in the Southern League this season. The entire batting order of the Pretzels was gone through with, the result of the fusilade belng a couple of two-baggers. hree-bagger and three punched singles putting in six runs, four of them earned. Every one of the bunch of Pretzels got. one Millerick two, one two-bagger and one three-bagger and both scoring runs, Jack Lee two. Molesworth and Shie- bech each an opportune. two-bagg"r a hit.
 Umpire" Higgins had announced a play his voice would be completely drowned out by the roars that shook the very ceiling of the room. In that glorious sixth inning the Niagara of the city. and people on Dexter Avenue, Perry and other business streets were aware of Nashville's calamity almost as soon as the joyous fans at The tele-
 The account of the swatfest as given by the ticker went like this:
 Lynch was out on a hit to Bennett, Schwartz to the same place.
 Bennett was out on a hit to Schwartz in the last half Norcum walked. Lal- ly was out on fly to Schwartz, and second.
 Brouthers was out on hit to Jans- ing, Molesworth on a hit to Bennett, and Barry on a hit to Hermann.
 Bandelin was out on nit to Lee in the last half, Wisemap and lansing striking out in succession.
 Mullaney was out on on ny tSo '2 ',s1 so %aGI aiI out of the infield. Milleri:k aGd Lee struck out in succession. Hermann
 Bruette was out on a fly to Moles- worth in the last half. Swindeil on a hit to Shiebech and Herman stru'k out, the third strike out for Lee ,.
 Lynch was out on fly to l-ally in the fourth. Shiebech struck out. Schwatz dumped bunt that Herman ran in on. but the Pretzel captain beat fly that Norcum dropped. and Schwartz went to third, Brouthers to second Herman pulled himself out of an ugly hole by letting Molesworth down with
 Bonnet hit one in the last half that Schwartz couldn't got to. Norcum was out on fly to Mullaney, Shiebech boot ed Lally's hit and Bennett got to third With only one out and man on third things were assuming dark tinges. But Lee was in the box. Bandelin bunted play. dashing for the plate: Lee ran in. scuoped up the bunt and tossed 1t to Millerick just before Pug got to the rubber. Then things looked bright again and when Lee got Wiseman's hit and threw him out at first. the hall of Higgins trembled with shouts of the enthusiastic fans.
 Barry hit safe to left in the fifth Mullaney was out trying to bunt Mill lerick crashed out a two-bagger to center and Barry tallied with the first run of the game. Millerick was call ed out trying to stretch the hit into a three bagger. and there was healthy kick from the PretZels. This umphs" sticking to the decision. Bandelin got
 lansing was out on fly to Schwartz in the last half. Bruette pounded out q three-bagger and scored on the throw In. Swindell was out on hit to Shie- bech and Hermann on hit to Schwartz.
 This tied the score but tho bottom dropped out for poor Hermann in the sixth. Lynch was out on fly to N"c cum, Shitbech opened up a two bagi-o T to left. going to third on Schwartz s hit and scoring onI Brouthers's drive, Schwartz scoring on MolesWOr+Is two bagger. Barry smashed one that was too hot for Bennett to handle. Brouth- CTS and Molesworth scoring. Pat Mll- lerick crashed out a three-bagGer and Barry scored, Pat scoring on Jack Lees drive to left. Everybody was satisfied when Lynch ended the holocaust with fly to Lally. A couple of two-bas- gers, three-bagger and three punched singles had put over six earned rurs in that inning, a performance that will not be often duplicated in the league this summer.
 The Fish armen started in the last half with all the heart taken out of them. and went out in one. two. three order.
 Shiebech was out on a hit to 8ruette in the seventh. Schwartz drove one to right but Bandelin got BrouthCrs's fly and Schwartz, thinking that BroutE- CTS had another hit. had started on a sprint for second and Bandelin got the ball back to the infeld before Schwartz could scamper back to the bag and there was a double.
 Bandelin was out on fly to Schwartz in the last half. Wiseman hit to Shie- bech who booted it but Lansing was out on a fly to Schwartz. Bruette hit safe sending Wiseman to third. but Lee saved himself by striking Swndell out.
 Molesworth was out on a fly to Wise. man in the eighth. Barry on a hv to lansing and Mullaney on a nit to Ben nett.
 Hermann hit safe in the last half, Bruette running for him. Bennett was out on fly to Schwartz, NOreum hit to Shiebech and Bruette was forced out at second, His 'umphs" claimed that Lee was guilty of 2 halk and Norcum