The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-24

put the Pretzels one to the good but
 in the last half Memphis tied 1t again,
 Molesworth saving the game. | In the tenth Lynch's base on balls
 and Schwartzs pinch hit put in the
 run that won the game, Hale holding
 them down in great shape in the last half.
 Charlie Schwartz played a brilliant
 game with nine chances perfectly ac- cepted and two of the hits. his last nit winning the game. Dominick Null | laney had thirteen perfectly accepted chances and three hits, his first two hits helping in the first two runs The remarkable part of Molesworth's game is that he had two assists from center field. his last assist undonbted- ly saving the day for the Pretzels. Millerick had eight chances. his throw ing to bases being feature of the game. Shiebech and Brouthers had
 four chances each while the
 each got a hit. the Washington boy and Shiehech putting in the runs in the eighth and ninth innings. The details of the game were as Lynch was out on fly to Sam Dun gan. Shiebech struck out and Schwartz was out on a hit to Beecher.
 Beecher hit safe over second in the last half. but moment afterwards by quick throw. Hale caught him off first and in the chase on the line he was out. Duffy walked. but Millerick threw him out stealing second. And Bow BilP' Cannon was out on a fly to Schwartz.
 Brouthers hit safe over second base In the second. Molesworth sacrificed him. Schaughnessey sent him to third with a hit to Alexander and Mullaney scored him with a slashing drive to left. Millerick going out on a hit to Herr.
 It was one.two. three with the Egyp- tians in the last half.
 In the third it was one. two. three. with the PrnfZela Herr milling the throttle open and striking out Lynch and Shiebech in succession.
 Alexander walked in the last half. Rafter beat out a bunt and Alexander hit to Hale and Alexander was held on third. Beecher drove to left and both Alexander and Rafter scored. Duffy going out on a fly to Schwartz.
 Tn the fourth it was one.two, three with both sides. and in the fifth, with one out Mullaney got his second hit of the game, but on Millerick's hit to Alexander there was a fast double.
 In the last half they went down on hits to Brouthers, Schwartz and Shie- bech.
 It was three up and three down with the Pretzels in the sixth. and with one out in the last half Beecher hit safe scaughnessey and Mfllerick threw Beecher out stealing second In the seventh exactly six men went
 
 working like pieces of machinery.
 With one out in the eighth Mullaney got his third hit of the game and went to third on Millerick's drive to center Millerick going to second on the throw fin. Hale struck out and when Lynch went to first on a gift the bags were full of Pretzels. Shiebech relieved the congestion that was prevalent both on the Memphis ball lot and in Higginss matinee hall by smashing out a long one to center. Mullaney scoring Mill lerick dashing for the plate. Lynch tried to get to third base on the play
 and was thrown out at third. This
 umnhN' deciding that the putout was made before Millerick scored. Only one
 run was counted, but this tied up the score
 With one out in the last half Alex ander walked, but Rafter was out on a hit to Schwartz and Hale struck Herr
 In the ninth inning the Pretzels un- tied the score. Beecher fumbled Schwartz's hit and the Pretzel captain
 was safe. Brouthers sacrificing him. Molesworth walked and Schwartz SCOT
 ed on Shaughnessy's long drive. Null lany and Mlllerick both went out on hits to Alexander.
 In the last half the Egyptians tied
 the score again. With one out Duffy
 hit safe stealing second and getting
 to third when Millerick dropped the ball. Cannon was out on fly to
 Molesworth, but Duffy scored on Dun gan'S hit. This tied the score ana the fans were having a horrible case of
 thumps under their vests. Lew Whis- tier hit safe to center and Dungan went to second. Then Collins hit safe to | center and there was resigned kind
 of groan throughout the hall. the
 natural inference being of course that
 Dungan had scored with the winning
 run. The ticker, however. never con
 tained one half of the. electricity that was imparted to the fans in the hall when, in his most musical tones, Um- pire Higgins announced that Dungan had been thrown out at the plate. Moles- worth had saved the game In the tenth with one out, Lynch walked Schiebech was out on a fly to Dungan and on SchwartZs drive to center Lynch scored with the run that
 untie1 the score again and as it turned
 out won the game, Brouthers ending it
 with fly to Collins.
 Things looked bad in the last half of the tenth when Alexander started off with a safe hit. but Rafter struck out and on Herr's hit to Shiebech Alex ander was forced out at second. Beecher hit safe to right but Duffy ended it
 with a hit to Charlie Schwartz. And :he Pretzels had won probably the most excitinR game of the season.