The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-29
PRETZELS GOT GAME THEY WON FROM THE CINCINNATI
 .. REDS, . Sensational Teamwork of schwarts and
 His Men Warmed Hearts of the # Montgomery Baseball FanA.


 Yesterday morning Business Man. ager Frank Bancroft of the Cincinnati team came to town with lot of the youngsters that Manager Kelley is giv- ing tryout this season.
 Yesterday afternoon at Athletic Park Charlie Schwarts and his bunch of Pretzels played rings around the pro- spective big leaguers, and in hitting, heiding and baserunuing. showed them
 While everyone of the Pretzels seem- ed thoroughly fmpregnated with double distilled ginger. it Is to Jack Brandt that s n;tnss the Hons share of the praise falls gave only four bases on balls. struck out three batters and kept the eight hits made off him so scattered that ex- cept in the seventh and ninth innings
 Charlie Schwartz did the hitting for the locals, crashing out three bagger, a two-bagger and two long singles out ick pounded out couple of two bag gers. Frank shannon got three timely singles, Brouthers and Brandt getting each two-bagger and Molesworth a long single.
 In the outfield there were fourteen putouts and one assist. the feature in the garden being the work of Henry Lynch in the sun field. He accepted sas Sne Sf s at ys mes in while his assist was a quick return of a ball from left field to the plate, cut ting off runner at the rubber:
 In baserunning the fans fairly rub abused town has never had anything like & the york on the ggshw.ral gahtns shown and ,d asss ana fope setns each, while Lynch and Brothers work ed the double steal to perfection, show ing that in baserunntng as well as bat ing more and more attention to the most essential thing in baseball-team- work. Shannon was pretty fast as was the work of every man of them during the
 Mickey o'Brien worked hard and caught 8 good game, his sacrifice be- ing neatly done.
 Graw left In Birmingham and whom Cincinnati drafted after his great work up there, pitched the first part of the game and was all right until the third inning when some long hits punched put in couple of runs.
 It was in the sixth inning that the Pretzels did their most ferocious hit ting, four runs-three of them earned being put in. 1t being the first inn was drafted from Denver.
 Street, the Huntsville boy. who caught for the City League team of that town some years ago. caught a by Kelly last year and bids fair to be the utility backstop this season. Feeney put up yellow game in left field but his arm is pretty sore. He was drafted from the Eastern League ! About the only old timer with this division of the Reds-the others being in Jacksonviile. where they stay until until today, and he is said to have the spit ball down as well as Jack Chesbro ever
 The game today will be called at 3 o'clock sharp, the Reds catching the 6:30 D. m. train for Birmingham.
 Molesworth was out on a hit to Bridewell and shannon on hit to Minnenan. Arndt fumbled Schawrtz's S hit, but Brothers struck out.
 Bridewell waited and walked on Hosteter's bunt down towards third cleanly and made a perfect throw to first. Millerick was too quick and returned the ball before steadying him Bridewell scoring. Dolan was out on hit to Schwartz, Arndt drove a hot one to center, but Barry got Sleigh's fly.
 was caught stealing second, Barry was out trying to bunt and Millerick struck out.
 Sleigh was out on fly to Barry, Street on hit to shannon and Feeney struck out.
 O'Brien was out on a hit to Bride we'll in the third. Brandt pounded out a two-bagger to center, Molesworth struck out, shannon hit a long fly out between left and center. Feeney got to the ball just as 1t hit the ground, scooped 1t out of the earth and tried to bluff Mullaney into calling 1t out. It was too plain. however, that Feeney had not caught the fly and Brandt promptly tallied. Then Charlie Schwartz drove to left and shannon scored, Brouthers going out on a fly to Sleigh.
 In the last half three flies to the outfield put the Reds out of business.
 Lynch was out on hit to Arndt in Millerick drove to left for two bags. O'Brien walked but Brandt was out on fly to Bridewell.
 Dolan was out on a fly to Moles- worth in the last half. Arndt got his usual hit, Ewing was out on a fly to Schwartz. Sleigh hit to left and Lynch did bit of fielding that made the hearts of the fans throb with joy and admiration. He returned the ball to O'Brien in time to catch Arndt at the plate.
 Farrell relieved Minnehan in the box in the fifth, Street going behind the bat. Molesworth was out on a fly to Ewing, shannon was safe on his bunt and stole second. Schwartz hit safe, but coachers held Shannon on third Shannon scoring on Rroutherss hit however, Lynch and Barry going out to Dolan.
 Street was out on fly to Lynch in the last half. Feeney struck out and the first accident that has occurred this season came on. The wind was unusually high and Farrell, who was at the bat. caught one of Brandt's swift ed him out completely, Minnehan talk ing his place on the base lines. Bride we'll ending it with fly to Barry,
 In the sixth Minnehan went to right field. taking Sleigh's place, the latter going to second. succeeding Hostetter, who went in the box. Pat Millerick walked and was sacrificed to second by O'Brien. Brandt going out on a fly to and Millerick scoring on long drive to left, Moles- worth going to second on the play and scoring on Shannon's .driv e to left, three bagger to right. ' Brouthers laced one out to right for two bags and Schwartz tallied. Lynch walked. and -here was a beautiful double steala Brouthers going to third and Lynch tv, second. Barry ending 1t by striking base on balls. a sacrifice. three-bag- ger and a two-bagger putting in four runs, three of them earned.
 In the last half, while Arndt got his regular hit and Dolan a base on balls. Hostetter, Ewing and Sleigh went down on flies to the outfield.
 Millerick was out on a hit to Bride. well in the seventh, O'Brien on fly to Ewing and Brandt struck out.
 Street was. out on fly to Barry