The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
Games Today.
Nashville at New Orleans. Montgomery at Memphis. Atlanta at Shreveport.

Little Rock, May 1S.-(Special.) )-Three hits punched In the tenth inning of to- days game after two men were out gave the visiting Barons two runs and the third and deciding game of the series.
 The contest was brilliant pitching bat tie throughout, with honors even so far as base hits were concerned, each team collecting seven singles and two doubles However, the locals were unsuccessful in thir attempts to bunch hits off Ragan, and the result was their inability to bag the game. At that, the game should have been decided in the regulation num- Der of rounds, in which case the Barons would have won anyway.
 The Colts first run was the direct re- suit Of an. error by Alcock, the only mis- play that marred the brilliant fielding of the Champions After the first few Innings both pitchers settled down and hits were scarce, while runs were un- heared of. After the fourth inning neither had crossed the plate although both as-
 gregations made frequent threats to
 count.
 Smiths Double Did lit.
 In the tenth, however. the end came.
 Walters hit one far into the region of left field, which Dusty" Miller succeed 1 ing in capturing after a great run. Ragan was retired by an equally magnificent play by Page and the Barons' chances for winning in the tenth seemed small. However Molesworth was next up with d clean bngle to center field. He stole sec
 ond and when Smith clouted safely to left for two bags the winning run was over
 the plate. Gardner laid one down be-
 tween Eyler and Douglass which went
 for a hit and Smith raced for the plate
 Eyler threw to Kunl<1e and Smith was apparently out, but Thinner called him
 safe. Alcocll hit to Eyler, who ended the inning by retiring his man at first. Lit
 tie Rock was unable to do anything in
 her half, although Roekenfield singled with one out. The series was over.
 The Dark Beginning.
 At the beginning it looked like walk away for Little Rock. Rockenfield hit the
 first ball pitched for a clean two-bagger Gilbert laid down a perfect hunt, on which Alcock never had chance to retire the Rabbit" However. he made a hur- ried peg which was bad. and Rockenfeld scored. Douglass hit to Oyler, who with Lister pulled off a double play. The SCOT ing continued in the second. Hess, first up, took one in the ribs and went to sec ond on Pages sacrifice, Bowcock was out. Walters to Lister, but Kunkle singled, 1 scoring Hess Eyler singled to center l field. but RocSenfield hit to Ragan The only other real chance the Colts had to break up the game was in the eighth, l when with runners on second and third and but one out the chances for a.run looked good. Eyler flied to Smith and | Rockenfield hit safely to left field Gill; I bert took, advantage of the nfield play l ing close and doubled to left Douglass l popped a weak fly to Alcock and Miller was out, Alcock to Lister. The Barons' l first runs came in the second and fourth | rounds. Garvin walked. went to second | on Listers hit, took third on wild l pitch and scored on Walters single to center They added another on two sin 1 gles and a sacrifice in the fourth Other details arc in