The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-12
THE DOPE SHEET.

THE DOPE SHEET.
 cinching the rag.
 Two more to the good
 They're dead in Montgomery.
 The Barons have won the last eleven games.
 The fans believe that the Barons will land the rag.
 Breitenstein pitched well but Ragan did a little better.
 They could not get game if the Ba- rons had thousand there.
 It is hoped that Pop" Ollis Kent will manage the Pretzels. Mullaney cannot
 The east hopes that Birmingham will win, and Birmingham will not disappoint them.
 Otto Jordan is out of the game with a bum finger. Fox has not as yet re- entered
 zeller was not in perfect trim yester- day The Films should have seen him in Birmingham last Wednesday.
 Mobile still wins, and is establishing as great lead in the Cotton States as Birmingham in the Southern.
 The crew that Mulaney heads is no longer dubbed the Climbers. It is getting roasted from every old side instead.
 Irwin Wilhelm makes as good an um- ~ xNtt nd saying a lot-Montgomery Advertiser.
 George Suggs was going some yester- day. He allowed the Pelicans but two hits. and struck out nine. Ills victory was an easy one.
 New York won from Pittsburg yester- day in the eleventh inning, when Cy Sey- mour, recently obtained from St. Louis, hit for a home run.
 The Atlanta Journal regrets solely that Oyler Is i'll. That expression was kind of Walter Taylor, and 1t is appreciated by the local fans.
 A rotten play by Morse allowed the F'inny tribe a lead of two runs yester- day. The game was tied up in the ninth when the Bremen had batting rally.
 New Orleans Is still trembling in Its boots. The writers of that little burg are preparing to explain to the fans whom they duped how they made their mis- takes.
 If Vaughn should happen from any cause to lose the rag, he would lose at the same time many of the many, many friends which his succsesses have brought to his side.
 Frye Beck is in a sanitarium. and Is fast recovering his equilibrium. It Is said that he fears Castro, and believes that the Nashville player is endeavoring to injure him.
 The Barons were tired yesterday even ing on their arrival in Birmingham, but ono of the happiest aggregations that was ever seen. Vaughn was smiling and shak- Ing hands with every one.
 It was quite triumph for Keith when he put the skates under Red Tom Fisher yesterday afternoon. Fisher out pitched him, but what does that matter when the Travellers got the game?
 The Chicago Nationals win every day. New York is playing magnificent ball but cannot overtake the leaders as long
  Giants will beat Pittsburg out after all.
 It is a rare occurrence that home team is jeered by It's home fans That Is just what happened yesterday, however. The local fans have reached that stage where they have absolutely no interest in the Montgomery Advertiser.
 The Chicago Americans are playing splendid ball right now. That aggresa- ton is not out of the first division run ming by any manner of means. Do you remember how they spiked Connie Mack s men last week?
 Clarence Hemphil, the Milwaukee player who has been recuperating In the South from the effect of an injury re- ceived early in the season, was in At lanta yesterday. He thought that Blrm- ingham would win the pennant Moriarity fought spectator yesterday during the progress of the game between the American league clubs of New York and St. Louis. Elberfeld, who recently assaulted an umpire, was renstated yes- terday. They are having strenuous times in New York. indeed. In the National league. Boston is no longer on the bottom. It took just two games for the Bostonians to leave the cellar, and these two games were taken. St Louis is bearing the weight of tho entire league now. Will Little Rock ever leave the Southern subway? Jack Gilbert 1t is reported has been | traded to Atlanta for Wallace Wallace l is a good fielder, but the bummmest hit l ter in the league with Atz' exception 1 while Gilbert is good and has been star However Nashville did not like | the work of the little fellow. He will materially aid Atlanta. however. Compared to the two punk exhibitions put up by the locals yesterday Thursday 5 | hippodrome was a superb exhibition os championship baseball Both games were | horrible affairs, but in point of disgrace