The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-21
THE DOPE SHEET.

Gee When it did come!
Much soreness in Atlanta today.
Raglan will land his game today
GLADYS" got the runs yesterday.
A regular March hare was Ginger
Frank sits quietly on his bench, and
says nothing.
Again did the squeeze" do the work.
"Squeezing's" fine.
Smith will rival Rickert in throwing
to the home plate.
Atlanta and Memphis are battling for
first division honors.
Moxie Manuel pitched an excellent
game, a game that generally wins.
The audience yesterday was immense.
It was phenomenal for rainy after
noon.
A no-hit, no-run game was pitched by
Eason of Brooklyn against St. Louis yes
terday.
Cut out the errors, Mullaney, and quit
roasting the umpires. 1t will pay you
better.
Little Rock outhit Nashville yesterday
and should have won. Duggan got his
bumps.
The Pelicans are a yellow variety of
streaks
BY fast fielding, Rickert prevented Gar
vim from taking two bases on his hit
over third.
Down in New Orleans. they are begin
ming to realize that Frank has met
match in the east.
with logged persistency that Biz
mingham team continues to win. New
Orleans exchanges.
Luck was with the Barons yesterday.
Think of winning after yielding nine
bases on ballsl Miraculous!
Before the doubleheader season arrives,
Vaughn will need another pitcher. He
should be a good one, too.
Chinn, formerly with Little Rock and
Nashville, is now twirling in the Arkan-
sas State league.
Sparks is pitching magnificent ball for
Philadelphia Just at present. He is a
star, unquestionably.
The Barons would be solidly anchored
in first place If Montgomery had played
better ball yesterday.
1t would be far more becoming If
Brouthers would drop that air of conceit.
1t is really nauseating.
The Pelicans are not playing the game
in that way which guarantees Frank
a just return for his investment
Glade gave the game to the Athletics
yesterday by making two wild pitches.
He let in four men by these miscues.
Molesworth failed to get an opportun-
ity yesterday. game is freakish in
which the center fielder doesn't score a
put-out.
Montgomerys one hand pickup and
quick throw was a feature Of the game.
He is playing an excellent third at
present.
Douglass got five hits out of five times
up yesterday. He will hit harder than any
other Southern league player by a good
margin
Breitenstein got in the game, after all.
He may pitch today, too. Wonder If
Frank has made further report to
Kavanaugh.
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than any other player in the south. He
either hits in the winning run, or he
scores 1t himself.
A special from st. Paul last evening
says: President Lennon of st. Paul an
nounces that Pitcher Buchanan has been
sold to Nashville
Meridian won two games from Gulfport
yesterday. If the Mississippi members of
the Cotton States form coalition,
Dusty" Millers gang is up against it.
Griffith, manager of the Highanders
of New York, succeeded Newton yes
terday and won from Cleveland. The
New York team is now ahead OF Cleve-
land in the pennant fight
Liebhardt put Atlanta to the bad yes
.terday good and stout. In each of the
games, Atlanta got the more hits but
could not win. Elmer Duggan pitched
a good game. nevertheless, as did Sparks.
Pitcher Taylor won from New YORK
yesterday In the eighth after two were
down, four runs were scored Taylor mas
wagered that Pttsburg will beat the
Giants out and is naturally glad to hand
them defeats.
Things that the umpire fails to see do
not 60 However. Buckley snouic look
about him more carefully. Stratton should
have been called out for interfering In
the second inning This would have
caused the end of the game in nine in
nings.
Cotton Mills to Be Sold.
New Orleans, July CA special to The
States from jackson, Miss, says:
Judge Niles in the federal court today
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