The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-07

two down in the last half Busch hit safe but Schwartz was out on hit to
 The Pirates muddied the waters again in tho fourth. With one down Abstein hit safe. Molesworth got Mil hit one that Starkell could not dig up In time and the bases were full with two out and dangerous man at me bat Evans ,sn smashed one but Br9uthv ,nrn,. him out at first, puIling starkeiI out of q decidedly unsavory hole.
 In q. the last half Evans lie, let Bs2I,th- S,th worth struck out but Brouthers stole second by a slide that brought shrieks of delight from the packed femininity on hit to Swann but Brouthers made another slide and when the clouds of dust settled he. was safe on third. Mulianey pounded out stinger. to center and Brouthers. scored More shrieks. Manners crashed out hit that oked good for two saS 9Sass s Rs py under the ball and pulled 1t out of the atmosphere.
 Tn the fifth the Pirates began to show their teeth and punched hits on Starken in great shape. Kennedy hit safe and was nearly to second when Weikart drove to center Kennedy had a lead and was dashing into the plate when by a wonderfully accurate throw Molesworth got the ball from center field to Manners in time to stop. Ken out at the plate. Renewed shrieks. Hanley pounded out two-bageer to right and Weikart scored with the first Shreveport run. Gilks and Ab- stein ending 1t with flies to the in and outfield.
 The last half was three up and three down with the Pretzeis The score of ? to. now and things were getting a bit foggy in the last half Pretzel bats began to get very busy and several nails were driven in the score sheet. With one out Brouthers nit a slow one to Evans and beat 1t out, tearing around the bags on Molesworth's hit to right and by beautiful slide getting to third at dust dns Ssme and a long % roar from the stands. Gardner was tried and found wanting, striking out, but Mullaney pounded out Brouthers and Molesworth. Harry Manners hit safe but Starkel was out on a hit Q Swann: The score was
 In the seventh Lynch by great run robbed Evans out of long hit Ken and andS weisapt wds ps landed on on safe drive to left. Hanley pounded out a two-bag- ger te left and Weikart ;art ea;P sPrtppesd tpeed
  Henry Lynch and under that cap of his vas mass of thinking machinery that just then was working overtime Weikart was nearly to third base and when he rounded that bag would have been speeding to the plate. How to get that ball back to Harry Manners In time to stop Weikart at the plate was the problem flashing through Lynch s brain If he threw the ball In straight 1t might swerVe before reaching Man ners and the Pirate third baseman might score. The safest and surest way would be to relay 1t, and without losing the fraction of a second to argue the point with himself Lynch turned the ball loose and fired it to Charlie Schwartz at second base. By this time Weikart had made the turn at third base and was dashing for the plate. Time was a priceless commodity to the Pretzels about now, but the field cap- tain rose to the occasion. As swift and true as a 14-inch shell from an Amerl- can gun Schwartz hurled the ball to Manners. And Frank Weikart was out at the plate.
 Tn the last half Lynch added fresh laurels by pounding cut two bagger tiful sacrifice and scoring on Schwartz s drive to left.
 Neither side improved its hand in the eighth, though Harry Manners got another hit in the last half.
 In the ninth the Pirates tried to do several palpitations of several hearts was the result. Kid Busch made the first false play of the game by juggling Grifflus's hit. Evans force dhim out and scored on Kennedy's two bagger, Une more run getting over the plate before to in favor of the Pretzels.
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