The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
McMAKIN TO THE GOOD
ATLANTA's CASTOFF PITCHER
 BEATS FEM AGAIN.
sp.rtauhurs John Wound Balls Around Necks of Firemen and Cracked Out 6 Home Run--ScOre
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For the second time since ne nas Maxim pitched winning game. and by a strange coincidence, for the second time he had his old team pals com pietely at his mercy: Mo Maxim pitched a beautiful game or ball Not base on balls did he give during the game, while he struck out two men at L times mes he when , tney hi1y hs;ne @S,e kept well scattered that they, should not have counted. He would have scored a shutout and doubled his trl- Of Charlie Schwartz. It was in the eighth inning with two out. McMakin got the two of them. by the way. shea going down on hit to him and Jack long fly to the outfield that Moles- worth made grand try for. but be. fore he could get under the ball 1t ssck r6s hs of uft Ss in rnn fTont was Si h great that he had no chance to even try to stop the ball and naturally 1t rolled out to deep center, netting Win possible the ball was returned to the infield and Schwartz took a chance of throwing Winters out at third. As 1t developed he made fatal mistake, but and the Montgomery rans will never censure a ball player for taking a chance. It is dumb work and not talk Ing a CnanCe that makes DaSeDdll ell thusiasts sore. Unfortunately Schwartz threw wild to Frouthers: tho ball go-- ing over by the negro bleachers and Winters scoring with the lone run that robbed McMakin of the glory of a
 This was the only error made local- ly. the PretEel outfit backing Sparten- burg John up in gingery. giltedge sensational order. The stickwork of the Pretzels was heavy and consistent. punching them on General Jackson" at their own sweet will.
 McMakin himself got the second home run hit by Pretzel at Athletic Park this season, both of them, strange to say, being made off Atlanta pitch CTS. Henry Lynch getting the first one
 The run gathering started in the first inning, Henry Lynch cracking out a hit past first base that had flashes of hit was to the right fence for two bags: Morse fumbbng Schwartz red hot hit and Lynch landing on. on third: h,ri; Crozier pulled down but Lynch had crossed the plate before the ball could be returned. Molesworth lined out a getting to second. With Lawler up 1t looked like another run. but Schwartz tried to go to third and was thrown out.
 IL was u CdSe Ol HOISe liACh until the sixth inning when. with two down. Molesworth pounded out a two bagger to deep center, scoring on Null laneys drive to left.
 home run stunt, and with envious eyes the pathetic little group on the Crack CT bench started In sCbdued, broken and ofSSRSe1 bGwS in dns ns Hearts We Have a Feeling for You "
 Ip the eighth came the only thing that marred the purity of the Cracker content up to that time with only one run at a whack. but when the Winters run came in they get real angry and put them over in blocks of twos. eEregious 5lunder of walking the fast est base runner in the Southern League, Dan" Brouthers. Molesworth as clean, scientific manner as McGann of the New York Giants ever did in his life. And EroutherS went to sec- ond. Then Lawler drove one at Krug Zuder-Zee. It almost took the Dutch mans pins from under him and before the flaxen- haired youth out In the Cracker short field could open his oozed even from his silvsry locks when big Dominick Mullaney. in the rudest manner imaginable. sent a ball whtz- Zas b@Sn aHTR hs trying te untangie himself from the hit And the bags were as full of Pretzels as a car com. ing from the ball grounds on ladies day. Pat Millerick stepped up to tho bat and drove the bali way out to right field, Brouthers and Lawler scampering home, making the score 5 to 1. It closed this way as neither side improved their hands in the ninth and the game wound up with the Crackers dropping two out of three in