The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-07
Games Today.
Birmingham at New Orleans. Atlanta at Shreveport.
 Montgomery at Memphis.

New Orleans. June s.-(speeial)- Charles Smith the giant pitcher, ham mered a home run over into the right field bleachers in the eleventh inning this afternoon and won the second game of the Birmingham series by score of to [
 Frank Smith, the iron man from the iron makers, was not satisfied with the work he did yesterday and asked to be allowed to pitch again today. He felt in his bones that he could win out, but the Pelicans are not the same Pelicans that met the Iron Men on their own slag pile, and Smith was hammered hard as a re- suit He allowed fourteen hits, nome run hree-bagger and three two-baggers being in the list but throughout the two hours and a half the Iron Men gave Him magnificent support. Throughout that long struggle not single error was made and the game was filled with sensational work on the defensive and some hard luck in the hitting line
 Dannehower Did We'll.
 Dannehower pitched the game for the Pelicans and up to the eighth he held down his rivals to four hits that netted A single run. A close decision on second which was in favor of the visitors rat tied the little south paw and he let down considerably in the inning. Three hits punched with a couple of free passes and an error thrown In brought five runs, which left the Barons one to the bad Duffy with a stinging two-bagger and a long fly from Vaughn added this run, tied the score and forced the Birds to get down to business. It was luck that won' but this kind of luck always sticks to the Pelicsns on their own grounds.
 smith is not satisfied yet and declares that he will pitch again tomorrow and will win. The Pelicans have not an- nounced who their man will be, but 1t Is likely that French will get back into ac- tive service. The suspending of French was not popular move.
 The Game.
 In the first inning Duffy walked ad- vanced on the fumbling of Vaughan's Krounder to the pitcher. and scored on Millericks single to right The Pelicans went them one better in the secoHd3 SCOT ing Mcfarland on Drury's two=bagger and Hurley's walk and both came in on Dannehower's double to center. Atz with aline drive over short advanced on field bounders and scored from second on BroutheTs clean single. Both pitchers worked hard and held things down in great shape until the seventh when Charles Smith lined out a three bagger and came in on Atzs single. Atz scored on Montgomerys hit and on McFarlands bounder to third Montgomery was cut off at the plate and Mcfarland scored on Drury's long drive to center
 rrIia paNya fha Pplicans a winning lead, but in the eighth Dannehower took ter rife flight Frank Smith singled as starter and Duffy duplicated the dose. Then o Brien hit one to right which Smith, who was covering the field in place of Mullen, who is sick, dropped and F. smith scored. Millerick drew free pass and filled the bags. Lawler's bounder to Atz scored Duffy and forced MilerIck at second and Millar walked and again the bags were full
 A Terril.s Kick.
 Idehton hit down to Atz and second was covered but Carpenter called Lawler safe and there was terrific kick. O Brien came in on the play. Mcguire added long single to left, hard drive. which scored Iawler and Miller. This left the Barons but one behind and in the ninth Duffy with his two-bagger secured chance to come in on Vaughns long fly to Leidy Leidy was hit on the arm by a foul tip early in action and could not throw.
 It was nip and tuck after that with both pitchers sending in magnificent balls un- til the eleventh. Charles Smith came up as the first man and landed squarely on the first ball. It sailed right in among the crowd of the right field bleachers for a home run. It won the game and netted Smith enough to pay couple of weeks board
 T Manager Campau is expected in in the morning with a string of new material and there will be lively times in couple of days on the Pelicanvllle green.
 The score today was as follows: