The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21

At Memphis-Little Rock and Mem phis.
 Through the Chesterieldian courtesy | of one William Brandt who is by some strange mistake accused of being professional baseball pitcher yester- days game was handed to the vaughnites in Birmingham on a silver waiter.
 After a costly experience had with should have better judgment than to retain him a moment on the Pretzel box stan, but to put him in one of the southern League championship Amusement was written on the face | of every man at the telegraphic mati- nee yesterday afternoon when the | name of the Pretzel pitcher appeared | pretty hard things were said about O'Brien. After Brandt had filled the | bags and allowed a hit that scored a out of the box and George Stultz was put in. But 1t was locking the stable door after the horse was stolen. Stultz sible. but he pitched a good game con sidering the handicap of going in when he did
 The Pretzels played a pretty up hill had and the pitching of Ginger" Clark | it was impossible to stem the tide of defeat that had already set in. The Pretzels hit Clark all right, but were | unable to bunch them at crucial mo- ments. while Birmingham was lucky enough to get hits at times when they meant runs.
 In the seventh inning with a couple of punched hits, a base on balls, a bat ter hit the ball only one run came in.
 Dusty Miller indulged in too great flow of oratory In the sixth inning and bench Hennessey taking his place in the lot. Lynch was out on a hit to Vaughn. shiebeck to Moore and Schwartz was walked. but was thrown out stealing second.
 Hafford got base on balls. Miller hit a slow one to the intleld that mo- to second and Dusty landing safe on first. Brandt then filled the bags by giving "Piggie" Ward a walk and when Vaughn hit safe. scoring Hafford and Stultz was put in.
 With Ward on third and nobody out stultz had hard proposition. Dele heck aIsy stonned sn and % shot back to % MilIerick trying to stop Ward who was dashing for the plate. By a hair "Piggie" talIied and Delehanty reached first on the play. Murdock hit one just out of Brouther's reach and Delehanty went to second, both advancing a base on a passed ball, but Clark and Moore were out on a mt ana 10 SnleDeCk.
 Brouthers was out on fly to Ward in the second. Molesworth walked. Bar " was out on a fly to Miller and Null laney to Ginger" Clark"
 worth. Hafford walked, but was out stealing second. ana Shiebeck handled Millers hit
 Millerick was out on a hit to Clark in the third Stultz walked, Lynch sent a fly to Delehanty which he dropped, but threw Stultz out at second and Shiebeck was out on a fly to Miller.
 Ward was hit by the ball in the last half, Vaughn attempted to sacrifice, but the bunt went safe, Ward getting to second and Vaughn to first. Delehanty was out on fly, to Schwartz. but
 Schwartz was down on a fly to Dele hanty in the fourth. Brouthers on a hit to Clark. Molesworth was hit by the ball, scoring on Barry's two -bagger, Mullaney was out on hit to Vaughn.
 Murdock was down on fly to Schwartz in the last half. Clarke walk ed, Moore hit safe by second. Ginger" Clark hit foul fly which Barry got in right and shot oyer to Brouthers in time to nail Catcher Clark at third, completing a fast double
 Millerick was out on a fly to Vaughn in the fifth, Stultz struck out, Lynch hit safe to center Shiebeck hit past second safe but Schwartz ended the in- ming with fly to Miller
 Hafford and Miller struck out in the last half, Shiebeck fumbled Wards hit, but handled Vaughn's all right in the sixth, Moore juggled Moles- worth's hit. but Barry was out on fly to Miller and Mullaney to Ward.
 Delehanty was out on a hit to Shie- beck in the last half Murdock on hit to Brouthers. Brouthers fumbled CIark's hit and the latter stole second. Moore hit slow one towards third and Clark scored. Ginger" Clark ending 1t x.rtth fn
 Mullaney opened the seventh with crashing two bagger to left, going to third on wild pitch; stultz was out on a hit to clark Lynch ny walked Ike oa ana fy to Miller Schwartz hit slow one in the infield. Mullaney and Lynch making a dash for the plate. Mullaney scored, but Lynch's run from second was too long and Moore got the ball back to Clarke in time to stop the left fielder of the Pretzels
 Hafford was out on a nit to Shiebeck in the last half, Hennessey was nit by the ball and scored on Wards two bagger. Vaughn was out on hit to Shiebcck but Ward scored on Dele hanty's hit, Murdock striking out.
 Brouthers was out on hit to Moore in the eighth. Molesworth bunted out, Barry hit safe over second; Millerick running for him; Mullaney beat out a slow hit towards third. Millerlck had to go to bat and Brandt was put in to run for Barry. Mjllerick ending 1t by going out on a hit 70 Clark
 Clark hit safe over Shiebacks head in the last half, going to second on Moore's sacrifice and scoring on Gin ger" Clark's hit. Hafford hit to shie- beck and there was another fast
 Stultz struck out in the ninth. Lynch was out on a fly to Ward and Shlebeck put the Montgomery fans out of mis- cry with a fly to Vaughn.
 The score was:
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