The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
McMAKIN BEAT FIREMEN
NEW PITCHER GAVE FORMER
 TEAM MATES BITTER PILL.
Catcher Yeager Scored Majority of Runs by His Pinch- Hitting Bush and Molesworth Let
 In Runs.

That must have been bitter pill for the Atlanta people yesterday when John McMakin won his game against
 While McMakin did not have the best control in the world he was very steady and effective with men on bases and only in the ninth h ,nabss inning did he al
 In the first inning errors by Busch Atlanta and after that McMakin had ninth. nhem snd He e eIdentiy % eased I i up in the ninth and feeling that he had his game won took 1t easy.
 runs s the rst ana S scored two runs in the eighth the pinch hitting of the new catcher SCOT ing majority of the runs in every
 The story of the game as told by Umpire Higgins was like this:
 Lynch was out on q, hit to smith. Schwartz and Brouthers got hit by the ball, Schwartz getting to third and Brothers to second on a wild pitch and both scoring on Molesworths two. to to Jordan. Things started badly when Busch dropped Winters fly. Crozier sacrificing him to second. Stafford hit one that Brouthers made a great stop of, but 1t was too hot to get over to first in time Molesworth dropped Krug's fly and winters scored, Jordan going out ,on ,i, foul pyysdS ny 10 Muiianey
 Mullaney struck out in the second, Yeager and McMakin going out on In Nj McCay struck out in the last half. Archer hit safe, but Smith and Winters ended 1t on hits to Brouthers and
 Lynch was out on a fly to the out field and Busch on a hit to Smith. Schwartz hit safe, but Brouthers was out on hit to. Smith. ,.
 Crozier struck out in the last half.
 Moiesworth was out on hit to Smith in the fourth. Lawier to the to third, but Jordan got Yeagers % Jordan hit safe in the last half, but Morse. Mckay and Atcher were n, out on
 McMakin was out. on a ny to McCay in the fifth. Lynch struck out and Busch was out. on hit to Jordan. run edaet in the "i last half. smith had hit safe. Winters beat out bunt. Cro- zier sacrificed Winters to third and a moment later. by a rapfd patSE. throw feagd1 s9d caught Winters asleep at third. Staff ford walked and the bags would have been full, but Krug struck out
 to second on Brouthers's sacrifice and scoring when Krug fumbled Moles- worth's hit and threw 1t low to staff ford. Molesworth was forced at sec ond on Lawler's hit to Smith and Null laney was out on hit to Morse.
 Jordan was out on q fly to Moles- worth in the last half; Morse hit safe, but on McCay's line drive 10 Schwartz there was double.
 Yeager walked in the seventh. Mc- Maxim. dumped a bunt down the first pire called it foul. The operator in Atlanta said the decision looked pretty rank. Brouthers and Schwartz regis tered vigorous bd kicks to nrnss Ths to b;a umphs" that he hadn't orter done 1t" McMaixin smashed the ball out to right for long single: Lynch was out on a fly to Jordan. Busch hit one that bounded over Smiths head and the bags were full. schwartz hit to Smith and Yeager. who was steaming Schwartz getting out at first, complet- ing the double.
 In the last half Brouthers carried his kick cn the McMakin decision too off the grounds. Gardner going to left, Schwartz to third and Lynch to second. Archer was out on fly to Schwartz 8PG sT smh hit on afe fly sy Sozef tq on a hit to Busch.
 Gardner walked in the eighth, Moles- Ter bunted to Smith and sent Gardner to third and on Mullaney's hit that boui ded over Smiths head, the bags were full of Pretzels for the second time during the gams. Gardner and Molesworth scored on Yeager's drive, an opportune hit McMakin struck out and Lynch drov .t4 left, put Mullaney " Stafford was as out % on a fly to Yeager in the last half, Krug on a fly, to Busch and Morse on hit to McMakin.
 Busch sent q fly to Crozier In the ninth, which Sir Richard dropped;. EIeine going to second. Schwartz was out on a hit to Smith. but Busch got to third. Gardner and Molesworth go- ing out on hits to Smith and Krug.
 great scare was given the matinee fans again in the ninth when McCay smashed the ball for two bags, Archer going out on fly to LawleT Ander. the best he could do was fly to Gard ner. Winters hit to right for three ing on Crozier'A drive to left. Mo Maxim thought that theyS had enough and let Stafford down on A hit to Schwartz, ending the game with the score to in favor of the Pretzels
 The score was
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