The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-14

on A hit to Schwartz.
 Barry was out on a hit to Jordan
 in the last half. Mullaney drove one out to right. Millerick hit safe to
 left. Stultz struck out but on Gard
 ner's terrific two bagger both Mullaney
 and Millerick scored, Gardner going to third on the throw in. Shiebech endlns
 1t with fly to Krug.
 It was one, two, three with the Crackers in the th-t, not ball going out of the infleld.
 CTS was hit by the ball. Moiesworth hit one that Jordan stepped and tossed 1t over to Morse who was covering the
 bag to catch Br1uthers at second.
 Morse dropped the ball and the runner | was safe. Barry was cut to Jordan and when Mullaney walked the bags
 were full, but Millerick ended 1t with ! a hit to Morse, pulling Jackson cut ol | a mean looking hole.
 Schwartz made a great run and got McKay's fly in the fourth. BrouthSrs
 drive was a vicious one, however, and little tco hot to handle. Morse was out on a fly to Molesworth and Jorcan smashed one that StultZ tried to stop. |. the left, Shicbech scoopins It up, firing 1t to Schwartz catching Krug and Schwartz firing it to MullAney, catch ing Jordan and rounding up a swift double.
 Stultz hit safe in the right and was sacrificed by Gardner but inning ended with nothing doing.
 In the fifth Stultz gave the first base on balls Of his game, Shea getting It. but nothing resulted from IL.
 Brouthers and Molesw9rth hit safe
 In the last half but line fly to Barry to Morse caused q double.
 In tho last half of the sixth Mullaney crashed one put to center. Millerick
 sacrificed him and, on Stultz's drive to ] left. Mullaney scored. stultz going to
 second on Crozier's error. The light ming gait that the Fretzels were So-
 ing was completely demoralizing. to the Crackers and when Gardner Iy fumbled it. Shiebech's base on balls dlled the bags with Pretzels again. Stultz scored on Schwartz's long fly to Crozier but Brouthcrs was out on
 Jordan hit safe to center In the sev-
 enth, the first clean hit that had been made off Stultz. Stafford was out on fly to Molesworth. Anderson hit to third and there was a chase, Brouthers | finally getting Jordan on the line. Then the biggest flow of billinSsgate that has been heard in Montgomery this season began. Taking their cue from Jordan the entire pack of Firecrack-
 ors formed a ring around rosy" about the person of the poor. much abused
 umpire: The plucky fellow. bassett, much as he could stand from the bunch of Atlnntians around him he ordered l the main kicker, Jordan, out Of the game, SIlll JOTudH COHtlhuCh HIS tli auN i and refused to budge an inch when he
 was ordered out of the game, two po- | liOemen running on the teld ana forcl- | bly taking Jordan out of the grounds. | This quieted things and the yelpers went on with the game, Shea getting l out to Brouthers. Right after this was 1 over occurred the second excitement or l the afternoon Over back of first base 1 in the center of an admiring group l composed of about 10G enthusiastic ! small boys, and one or two dogs was l big Dominick Mullaney showing how ] a snake can be easily and neatly dis
 patched It was 4 coachwhip some l thing over five feet long and the l Crackers had his snakeship streaming <, from the back of the wagon that car 1 ried them back to their hotel after the game.
 George Winters went out in right field. Anderson in center and Mckay to second in the latt half. but the Pret-
 The Crackers were out the same way | in the eighth. and though Gardner hit safe in the last half, they did not alter she score, Cr1Zier making bril-
 liant catch of Millerick's foul fly to
 With the score standing to Q
 against them the Crackers started the
 ninth and by the narrowest of narrow
 margins they missed tielng the score | Brouthers fumbled Morse's hit Win.
 ters was out but big Bob Stafford put
 the ball over the center fence, scoring l Morse and himself. Anderson was out | and a lot of people succeeded in re- | gaining possession of their breath | which had run to cover in the shoetops The score was: