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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
PRETzELS LOST AGAIN
LEW wHIsTLER's EGYPTIANS PULL
 ED OUT A VICTORY.
Handful of Fans at Baseball Matinee Listened to Ticks from Memphis Telling of Slaughter of Our
 Own.

It had very much the appearance yes terday of Lew Whistler and his band of Egyptians working the old game ne Pretseis, only the Egyptians always managed to pull out when in danger. It was the same old monotonous story that a bare handful of fans listened to down at Jack Higgins's matinee. the Pretzels losing out by score of to 4. making i've games lost on this trip and one won.
 The hitting of the Pretzels was heavy and consistent, and while Stultz did still If he had shown better control the team would have won.
 Jack Lawler and Charlie Schwartz did the pinch hitting, Lawler's two in the third inning. Schwartz scoring them both. while another two-bagger of Lawler's scored a run in the seventh.
 Of the six runs made by the Egyp- tians "scrapiron" Beecher got In three of them, two on bases on balls and the other on a bad throw of Oldring.
 In the last half of the first inning Beecher. the first man up walked. Duf- fy tried to sacrifice him. Stultz fum- bling the ball and both runners going safe. Cannon bunted. putting Beech CT on third and Duffy on second. both scoring on Sam Dungan's two bagger, Dungan going to third on passed ball and scoring on Whistler's long fly to center.
 with tins handicap the Pretzels'came pretty near tieing the score in the third when with two down Molesworth hit safe. went. to third on Lawler's two bagger. both scoring on Schwartz drive.
 In the last half Beecher got to second on Oldring's low throw to first. Duny sacrificing him to third and cannon scoring both runs with a home run.
 Millerick drove one at Stockdale in the seventh that was too hot. Yeager and Stultz getting him to second and third and Molesworth scoring him. Molesworth scoring on Lawler's two bagger ,.
 Beecher walked again In the last half. was sacrificed by Duffy and scored on Gannon's hit.
 Mccoy leaves tonight for Memphis. His hand is still sore, but he says he will be able to pitch all right.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Fannette 1O4, Livingston), to 1, eht.. ch, Bamdlllo, H' ( - Apple sweet. Mordelia and Burnolette ran.
 se1ons sswe seven 3o S. Won Grey Piums. iii, csattisteG U to l. second: Roderick d'Hu, 10s. (Livings- tonl. 30 to l: third; Time, ,,ss,osi 1;s3; Sir Third race. five .furlongs-Kathe l.. s5. (walkerl. to 1, won; D. G. Tay-
 or lo4 sShaxosnr' ion gs tS so third Time, Rfmese i ta :os. George schneli. Biii Holt Bluegrass Lad and Prentiss ran.
 Fourth race. six furlongss.secret. 1Si oHarris}. to l. won; nnand sainada' snana ,ss ss | (Foley). 1 to 5, third. Time. 1920. Mar pessa and Portworth ran.
 Fifth race. mile-rony Leppin1,g; d1,s. ic7 c7 IRine9: even w9n' .scond ror.Hne kenton et1 s7 }seWell} }{MSGeg}' to to l. hipho third. Time. 1:i7 Saul. Gene Handlon, Never More and George Vivian ran. u, l mon. SS, tSotelD, to 5. won; Check morgan, s6. (Harris). 4 to l, secc nd Outlaw. 100, tBrinegar). to ? third Time. 1 :51 s-5. BirdWood, LookaWay Bismarck Jim Tyrrell and Whtskers ran.
 First race. six furlongs-Bendigo S4 Jucora. Eleanor Howard, s6 Lucullus | g.; Luretta, 115. :.---.-
 Second race. five and one-half fur. 1 longs-Auray, s5: Una C.. Condo, 96 Fairview, sS; Chief Hayes. lo7; Nettie | Nc. 90. Third race. six furlongs-Belle oi Manhattan, 90; Ollie Burnett, 92; La l Amanda, 94; Tom Mankins Henry Ach | Trixie White, 95; Caravan, 96; pr
 Fourth race, one and one-sixteentt miles, handicap-Lone Wolf. ss; Jack noung, i, ISo iapytoaaM Mayberpv. 1os ' | Fifth race six furlongs-Ethel Davis Sorel Top. 94; Bavarian. s6; Tyrolean l 9S; Allista. J. W. o'Neill, 104; Echo dale, 106; Tom Riley, 1os.
 Sixth race. mile and three-s sixteenth: -Aten, Cashier, SS; Rostof, 93; Athena 97; Hubbard. 99; Little Corker 10l Electfc EXtol, 104.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
The Race Track
At LatOnia.

Cincinnati. July 14.-Not a favorite won at Latonia today. Alline Abbott. an outsider in the betting. easily won of the card. In the opening event Mat thews Gault won from Buttinsky and The Pet. Delagoa, the odds on favor ite. finished in the bunch. Track fast. Gault, ss (vanderboutl IS to 5. won {; Battinski, s1 (Morris) 20 to 1. second !; Tto Pet 91 lRadtke) g to 1. third. Time, Bill Douglas and Safety Light also ran.
 Second race, five and one-half fur lones-Leigh Pacolet. 102 (Radtke) { to F. won; Neodesha. 110 (Goodchild) IS to tSra ieG9nd T%e Hn,eolGos os N praeo dolS Mate. Granada. Loyal Front, zarda and Captain Bush also ran:
 Third race. mile-Birch Broom, s7 tRadtkeI even, second; Telephone, 1o7 Garsen) to 1, third. Time .:40 1-5. His Majesty and Green Gown also ran
 Fourth race, five furlongs-ziena cert, 10S tVanderbout to 1. third. Time, zoo 4-5. Nuns Yelling, Fantana and Silver Sue also ran.
 Fifth race. shore course; steepleee to l. won; Betmuda. l32 tMcClurel ID 10 1, second: New Amsterdam. 140 (Ford) 6 to 1, third. Time, 3:01 1-5. Ohio King, kflROre, Trinity, BTlSnt biTl, Set Pirate, Martin, Brady also ran.
 Sixth race, six furlongs-Goodchee 1O4 (Walsh) 3 to 1, won; Shawana, 1O2 tRadtke) ? to 1, second; Gay Boy, 107 Henderson, even, third Time. l:l3 10. Intense and Palm Dale also ran.
 First race six furlongs, selling Chickora Maid, Blanche Jordan, S7; Praise, s9; Ethel Barry 9l; Eleanor. 97; Marmon, 93; Major Carpenter. Hap py Jack, May Cherry, Curnia. 94; Rain or Shine, ST; Clarion, l01; Crescerton, 1O4.
 Second race. five furlongs-Hostili.. ty. 101; Matabon. Tom Roberts. Gold Way. 10i; Oak Duke, Leta Duffy. lO1. e3 Rheingold, 96; Blytheness, 97; Fed eral, ss; Apple. Florizel, 99; Hot, l0l; San Reno, log; Lustig, Haviland. 1o4; Leila, 105.
 Fourth race, handicap, mile and 100 yards-saronoia, 90; Major T. J: Car son., s2; Huzzah. Coruscate,, Martin ervatfon, 112.
 May, Lilly Brook. Clara Dee. Merino. ST; Alencon. s9; The Roustabout. Si- lent Water. 92; Hopeful Miss, 96: Hattie H.. Autumn Leaves Parisienne, Artbur Cammer. 9s; Foxmead. 100; Sir
 Sixth race, mile and three-eighths, seiling-LidN Vivan, Flori. s1; Joe Ross, Salivate, Cardinal Woofsey, Sail or's Dream, 93; St. Paris. 96: 1kki. 10l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, July 14-Ruelbach weak ended in the ninth inning and let the home team win out. He hit q batsman. following up with a wild pitch, and singles by Devlin and Strang. scored the winning tallies: Score: R. H. E. Chicago :. .020 900 000-2 0 New York 900 900 1923 0
 Batteries-Ruelbach and Kling; Fay Tor and Bowerman. Time, 1:45
 Brooklyn. July 14.-Pittsburg walked off with the final game of the series here today. Stricklett pitched excel lent ball. but the support given him was wretched. Attendance. 1900.
 Brooklyn .. .....o1o 900 Olo-2 : ' Pittsburg .. .....100 900 030-4 o
 Batteries-Stricklett and Ritter: Case and Peitz.
 Philadelphia, July 14-Philadelphia defeated St. Louis today in a poorly played game. Taylor was batted hard
 Score: R. H. E. St. Louis ....... .ooo oo1 1oo-2 6 5 Philadelphia .. ..023 200 00'-7 10 1
 Batteries-Taylor and Grady; Cor ridon, Abbott and Dooin.
 Boston. July 14.-In one of the most sensational finishes ever seen on a ball field Cincinnati won today's game. With Boston runners on the third and first and none out in the ninth inning Ab- batticchio hit to Corcor and a wonder full triple play was made, Attendance, 1127. Score: R. H. E. Cincinnati :. ....11O oo2 ooo-4 s 3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
FORFEITED TO MOBILE
BACKsTOP OF vICKsBURG TEAM IN
 TROUBLE.
Belt Objected StrenuOusly to One Q Umpire Inckaberry's Decisions and is Put on the Grounds.
 Climbing up on the Fence
 Moment Afterwards.

Mobile, July 14.-tspecial: )MMoniiles ;.l hi was awarded the game in the last halL of the sixth inning from Vicksburg by a score of 9 to Q. Though: with tn. an nams me well in hand by score of to l: The trouble arose over a decision of the umpire as to hit ball which he called fair and which the catcher for Vlcks- burg disputed. He was ordered to tne bench, refused to go and an ofhcer put him off the grounds. Later he was put out of the lot along with companion. These went around and got on ne fence. When. however; they were Put put out of the game the others of the club walked off the field. Manager Kelley of the locals induced the manager ol the Vicksburgs to continue. When the umpire discovered the two men on tho fence, but outside, he asked their man ager to have them come down. which he refused to do; then he called the the game and gave 1t to Mobile. There was n large amount of disgust among the 300 spectators. but they were ,c ap- went into the diamond, called out the players and they finished with an eXh!- bition, during which d visitor made the first home run of the season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
AMERICANS WON.
Championship Tennis Played by Them
 LOndOn.

London July 14-Holcombe Ward
 and Beals C. Wright played champion ship tennis throughout the three sets
 at the Queens Club today. defeat ing with the greatest ease Max Germot and NJ. de Curgis of France
 mwisht sh F. 'i' paVis s interI,ationsI I' lawn @ tennis trophy With almost equal ease
 the Australian pair, Walter Dunlop and Norman F.. Brooks. disposed of the 'Austrians. C. von Wessely and R. Kinsel, and this brings the United States and the Australasian teams to-
 the quartette display the same form
 as in today's contests, the most bril- | liant exhibition of tennis ever seen
 in England will unquestionably re- | suit
 1 At not a single moment was there
 slack playing from the beginning to l the end of today's French-American
 match, which was conceded by ex-
 uerts to display the finest work done
 by Ward and Wright in this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
At Columbus. Q.
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Columbus. O.. July 14 Results:
 First race, mile--I Know, to ?. won Flyer. Is to 1. second; Hattie Wihe. to 2, third. Time, 1:40 1-2.
 Second race, six furlongs-Erla Lee g to 5, won Miss Cornet to 1. second Feby Blue. 10 to 1. third. Time 1:02.
 Third race, seven furlongs-Hilarity 3 to 2, won; Earthowe. to 2, second Peninsula, 12 to l, third. Time 1:27 1-4.
 Fourth race, four and a half furlongs Eva Jean, even, won; Sweet FlaEia even. second; Pretty Girl, even, third Time, 0:55.
 Fifth race, mile-Banana Cream even, won; Prince of Pilsen. to ,, sec ond: Sister Ruth. Is to 1, third. Time 1.41.
 Sixth race, mile and quarter Frank Holiday. even, won; Jim BoZe- man, to 1, second: Shackelford, 3 tc 5, third. Time, 2:20 IA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
Criticises Manager o'Brien.

Birmingham Ae-Herald.
 '"The Birmingham baseball team Of fers a striking contrast to the Mont gomery aggregation" said a fan last
 Fit Is pratically agreed by the fans and rooters that the Montgomery team Is stronger than Vaughan's bunch in ham is several places ahead of the sleepyville team in the league stand Ing. I think it may be attributed to the fact that Mongomery's manager and the general experimenting of the team is exceedingly weak, while every game to the Barons' credit is due sole fy to team work"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Summarv-Two base hits-Dungan, I,awIer. Three base hits-Oldring. Home runs-Gannon. Stolen bases Molesworth, 2; Lawler. Base on balls -Of Stultz. 1; Stockdale. 1. Struck out pitcher-Tamsett Sacrifice hits-Duffy, E. Cannon, Stockdale. Double plays
 Oldring to Schwartz to Miller; Duffy to Whistler: Stockdale to Tamsett To Whistler Time-1 30. Umpire--Black,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
.uorn.t~- wcr. Defeated.

Again the Hornets. or the Mont gomery team of the Southern Negro League, were defeated yesterday by the Nashville Giants" The score was 9 to I. Lamar, the Hornet" pitcher, struck out fourteen men. and walked none, still he lost through poor sup port.
 The teams will play again at Ath- letic Park today.
 Batteries yesterday Hornet d : mar and Brown Giants-Church and Watkins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Summary-Two-b base hits. Belt, Ran kin, Lindsey. Hunt. Double plays, Zei- man to Relf to Meir, Hackett to Fred ericks Wild pitch Hackett. Struc, k out, by Baker 4. Hackett 1. Bases or balls, Baker 1, Hackett ?. Hit by pire rackabtrry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
NOTICE.

Passengers going to Electric Park direct over the Montgomery Street Railway line, upon payment of 10 cents to the conductor, will he given a return ticket and free coupon to enter the payk enclosure. Those trans ferring froR other lines of this cOm- pany to tHe Electric Park line will present thsir transfer and pay cents, for whichFa return ticket and free coupon t6 the park will be given.
 Montgomery Street Railway.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Summary-StolAn bases, Nadeau, Hen nessey. Sacrifice hits, Nadeau. Dygert and Miller. Double plays. Hafford to Vaughan. Dygert to Sullivan to Beck, Beck unassisted. Struck out, by Dy- gert 3: Dessau, 3. Bases on balls. Dygert. 5; Dessau, 4. Hit by pitched ball, none. Wild pitch, Dessau. Left First base on errors. New Orleans, 3; Birmingham, 2. Time. 1:3o. Umpire. Carpenter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
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southern League Montgomery at Memphis.
 Birmingham at New Orleans.
 Atlenta at Little Rock.
 Nashville at Shreveport. National Lengue-
 Pittsburg at New York.
 St. Louis at Boston
 Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
 Chicago at Brooklyn. American League .': Washington at Chicago.
 New York at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Detroit.
 Boston at St. Louis. @-. American AssocfntiOn- Columbus at Milwaukee.
 Louisville at Minneapolis.
 Toledo at Kansas City. Indianapolis at St. Paul. South Atlantic League .4 Macon at Augusta. . Jacksonville at Savannah.
 Columbia at Charleston. lotion States League Vicksburg at Mobile. Greenville at Hattiesburg. Jackson at Pine Bluff.
 Meridian at Baton Rouge
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
JohnsOn's Batting.

Little Rock. July 14.-Little Rock won from Atlanta in an exciting thir- teen-inning game. Shortstop Johnson. who made the winning run for the locals, got three baggers the last two times at the bat. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

stein, 1; by Russell. 3. Bases on balls None. Left on bases-Shreveport. 3: Nashville, o. First on errors-Shreve- port, 8; Nashville. 1. Passed ball-Kill- fackey. Time--1:43. Umpire-Ehret. At- tendance-600.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
Rs.t Dia Him Good.

Shreveport, July 14.-After a months s absence from the game on account of injury to his hand, Breitenstein cele- brated his return by defeating Nash vile today. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
Pelican. stIlI wiuninx.

New Orleans, July 14.-The Coal Barons were beaten again this after noon in a hotly-contested game, all though the score does show 6 to in the Pelicans' favor. Several sensa- tional pieces of fielding were produced by Robe and Hahn. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
Falcons to Play Westerns.

The baseball team representing the Western Railway will play the Fal- cons at Athletic Park at 3:4o o'clock this afternoon.
 The fact that this game IS for the amateur championship of the city should create enthusiasm with those who are interested in local sports. The Falcons have for several years been considered one of the fastest amateur teams ever organized In Montgomery and have never failed {" play jam up ball in all their games. The Western Railway team has lost only two games in two years one las' season and one this season
 The rivalry between the two teams Is keen and tho game will no doubt result in the fasest amateur event of the season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
At DeiInar,

St Louis. July 14.-Sonny, held a to favorite. failed miseraoly in the fourth race at Delmur today rnist ing roar third. to Sainada. [" l, which was one length behind Secret. to l. Track. slow. -
 First race. six furlongs-Trixle
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Humpty Dumpty at Casino Matinee today. Prices, 15 and 25 cents. Take the children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Humpty Dumpty at Casino Matinee today, Prices, 1: and S3 cents TaSc the children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
COTTON STATES.
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YEsTERDAY's GAMES. |
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6aUthern League-
 Memphis 6; Montgomery, 4.
 New Orleans, 6; Birmingham, 3.
 Little Rock, 3; Atlanta, ?.
 Shreveport, $: Nashville. 5. National League
 New York, 3; Chicago, ?.
 Pittsburg. 4; Brooklyn, ?.
 Cincinnati. 4: Boston. ?.
 Philadelphia, :; St. Louis, ?. American League
 Cleveland [: New York, 2.
 Chicago, g. Washington, 0. -. Detroit Philadelphia rain. ..:. St. Louis. 5; Boston, ,. ..: American Association- . Minneapolis, 2; Louisville. ?.
 St. Paul, '; Indianapolis, 3.
 Milwaukee, 1; Columbus, 4. Kansas City, 1; Toledo, 4. Cotton States LeaGue.-
 Mobile, 10; Vicksburg, 1. ~>@ Meridian, 5; Baton Rouge, 0. Jackson. A. Pine Bluff. 0. '. Greenville, 10; Hattiesburg, ?. south Atlantic League Savannah, 2; Jacksonville, 1. Augusta, 1; Macon, 2. Columbia Charleston. rain. Tri-State League Chattanooga, g; Huntsville, [. Sheffield, [; Decatur, ?.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

St Louis. July 14.-After pitching a remarkable game for four innings to- day, not allowing St Louis 8 single hit. Winter failed in a felding effort in the fifth and the local team tied the score. later winning rather easily. At tendance. 3.200. Score:
 St. Louis. ... .O0o 2Ol 02.--5 ? Boston .. .. ..0o0 O20 000-2 , 5
 Batteries--Pety and Roth; Winter and Criger. Time. 140.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Humpty Dumpty at Casino Matinee today. Prices, 15 and 2S cents. Take the children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

'One out when winning run was made. Little Rock. .Oio 900 900 900 2-3 Atlanta ..... 100 900 900 900 1-2
 summary-1wo base hits. Archer. Three base hits, Johnson, 2; Watt Sac rifce hits. Garvin. Winter, Morse, Me Cay. Bases on balls, off Watts. ,; Moren, 2. Struck out, by Watt. 4: Moren I. Hit by pitcher, by Watt. 1, Mcren. 2. First on errors. Little Rock, 8; Atlanta. 3. Left on bases, Little Rock, II; Atlanta. Il Wild pitch. Moren, ?. Double plays. Winters to stafford, Morep TO Morse to Stafford, Watt to Taylor to Reading. Time. 2:l0. Empires. Pfenninger and Mclaughlin Attendance, 613.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Boston ....... .oo0 300 ooo-s 10 2
 Batteries-Ewing and Schlei Will helm and Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Cleveland, July 14.-Cleveland took the first game of the series from New York, tatting Powell opportunely. Joss was steady throughout and was bril- liantly supported. Attendance, 3,663:
 R.H. E :. Cleveland . ....200 220 01.-7 10 o New York. i. ...0l1 900 o00-2 Q Batteries-Joss and Buelow; Powell and Powers Time, 1:45.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Summary-Two base hits-Jansing. 2; Kennedy, Hess, Weikart Three base hits-Hanley. Struck out-By Breiten-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit July 14.-Detroit Philadel- phia, post poned; wet grounds.

Chicago, July 14.-Chicago shut out Washington in the first game of the se- ries today. The game was a pitchers battle. Attendance 4.212. Score:
 R.H. E |. Chicago 900 200 000-2 7 Washington 900 900 000---0 Batteries--Walsh and Sullivan; :, Wolfe and Heydon. Time. 1:35.