The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-30
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Poor old Birmingham has started out as usual on the road-lost the first game.-Montgomery Advertiser.
 Birmingham lost the first and won the second Both were by close scores, Mont gomery won the first from Nashville, and dropped the second. Neither was by close scores Take your choice.
 Already visions of two or three straights has appeared to the local players.-Atlan- la News.
 How is that for nerve? Just after the Pretzels walloped Atlanta two games in one evening, those Bremen had dreams of three straights from Birmingham. Preposterous
 Just two months ago. Dominick Null laney was put in charge of the Climbers, and as a coincidence, it was in Nashville. The resultO that he has obtained since then has been marvellous.-Montg Advertiser
 Montgomery is playing just as good ball as any other club In the league. Yester- day was blue day, however.
 Matty Mcintyre, Detroit's star outfielder and base runner has been indefinitely suspended by Manager Armour-Sporting News
  clare that it was simply case of rub ping it in' on a player until he could stand no more Matty lost his temper. and unduestionably will be sold, traded or released.
 Ken Mulford formerly the talented sporting editor of the Cincinnati Post, has now retired from the newspaper pro- fession, and is interested in religious work. He is president of the Mems Christian Union, and the feature of the meeting last Sunday was the reading of a letter from Billy" Sunday, the former baseball star, who is now a minister Sporting News.
 "Renne' for years bore the title of Deacon and will probably come to wear that title justly.
 Roy Hale reached Montgomery yester- day, and was immediately given his re- lease. He and his wife will go at once to Grand Rapids, Mich. During the last three years, Hale has pitched some re- markable games for Montgomery. but this season his arm has entirely gone back on him-Montgomery Advertiser.
 There it Is again. After expendng every energy and ruinng his arm in the service of the Pretzels, the old horse is sent to the bone yard.
 Three straights from Little Rock has put the Pelicans In a safe place, and they will return to New Orleans well in the lead. It's dollars to doughnuts that they will remain leaders from now on.- New Orleans Times-Democrat.
 Montgomery, Atlanta and Birmingham thoroughly outclass the Pelicans. They might win the pennant, however. It all depends on the outcome of the rubber ball scandal. If Frank is allowed to continue the use of the rubber spheres, then there's no telling.
 According to story In the Atlanta Journal Umpire Kennedy has returned to his home in Massachusetts. The mystery has been solvad. Frank did not really throw the urapire in the Mississippi. It is unquestlonably true, however, that Kenndy was forced out of the league. No man likes for his head to be made a target for bottles. It Is remembered that after an audience In New Orleans made demonstration against the umpire, he dis appeared from sight. The Journal de- clares the belief that Frank. the Pelicans and the New Orleans fans made it so hot for the umpire that he thought it best to leave the south. Kennedy himself says the climate did not agree with him.
 Under the caption of "Wise Sayings of Great Men" Sporting Life says:
 Marriage Is sometimes an accident from which it takes a lifetime to recover.-G. Ed Waddell.
 The man with the short tongue usually has a long head.-Connie MaGk.
 Necessity Is the mother Of invention. but her children don't always amount to much.-Fred Penney.
 We can all get something for nothing if we are willing to accept advice.-James Potter.
 If actions speak louder than some words they have got to vell through mega phone,-John J. McGraw.
 An expert is person who is able to impress other people with their ignor- ance.-Tm Murnane
 There is a good bit of human nature in the dog that barks at the echo of his own voce.-Herb Webster.
 You cannot always judge the size of a mans contribution by the size of his praver-Billv Sunday.
 Owing to the location of their park. it comes natural for the New York Ameri- cans to play an uphill game.-Joseph Gordon.