The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-11
THE DOPE SHEET.


 Sallee will fire the first shot in Atlanta. Gilks is on his usual summer decline.
 Poor Pretzel "squeezed' to death. Sallee gave them four and Clark yielded three hits. That's going some.
 Forty-nne points to the good, and still a-coming stout.
 The Barons made them lock like mon- keys.
 In the last game every Baron got at least one hit
 It is difficult to enumerate the num- Der of errors made by the poor Pretzels.
 Every day it grows more and more a cinch.
 Ragan and Wilhelm will make them hustle today. There's no use talking.
 The fans are up in arms about the re- lease of Buckley.
 The Advertiser man said the first game
  his descriptive adjective Is this morning? It is said that some soreness exists among the Montgomery fans Mulaney's crew could not play in Birmingham. New Orleans can never beat Birming ham out unless the Pelicans learn to sting the ball harder.
 D Der the slogan.
 The Barons will spend Sunday in Bir- mngham. They desire to leave Sleepers- vile as quickly as possible.
 Seven victories in three days is cutting some of the frozen water, you may bet your bottom dollar.
 sorreD was hit yesterday by Atlanta Bill yielded thirteen safe swats to all DOT tions of the field.
 Harley and Childs defeated the Films yesterday afternoon yielding the little fellows but seven hits.
 Poor Oyler Is in the throes of typhoid fever There are few nights of rest for him right now. He plays baseball in his delirium.
 The Nashville American predicted that Atlanta would defeat Nashville. That was easy, Ewing. The Films will be beaten by Birmingham next week. too. Umpire Shuster had his hands full down in Shreveport yesterday Hess was put out of the park for disputlng decisions and Johnston and Douglass followed suit for wrangling
 The fans at the Apollo matinee yester- day afternoon went wild. There is no better "spieler'' in the world than Com modore' Orcutt.
 Dominick Mullaney managed to get In the first game, but could not go further after the humiliating defeat He might have seen the writing on the wall and dodged the issue
 'Horseshoe7 Smith has not as yet shown up. Wonder what he thinks when the Age Herald reaches him daily They and see him smile.
 The New Orleans Item quotes Charlie Frank as saying that Birmingham will lose so many games on the road that to recover on the home lot will be matter of impossibiity
 Walsh out of Texas and Tribble from the Brush league of Georgia, have al- ways been easy picking for the locals. Back to the woods boys, with both or you.
 Chicago and New York in the National league continue to win against every club that they meet Chicago has safe lead. Pittsburg it seems will never overtake the Giants for second place.
 Manager Vaughan telegraphed The Age-Herald last evening that Horse shoe smith would join the team Sunday in Birmingham. Smith will, therefore, figure in the Atlanta series.
 Lee and Fritz went down before John ston of Little Rock. shortstop. first baseman, a catcher and pitcher combined. Hickman turned the tables on Brady in the second game. Hitting was heavy on both sides.
 The Philadelphia Athletics and the New York Highlanders are tied hard and fast for the leadership of the American league Incidentally. it is pointed out that Connie Mack's men got their sixth