The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06

With the Barons playing magnitcently, handing out d brilliant support worthy of much better leader "Invineble' Turner presented the game of yesterday to Nashville.
 Had the Barons not given Turner spectacular support, he would have been driven so far into the woods that the fans would never have seen him again. As it was. thirteen times the Dobbers pasted the sphere into every corner of the lot twice for triples, and twice for doubles. In addition, Turner walked one man, and hit another with the ball.
 In spite of all, Turner was guided by some star of fate, for the Nashville az sregaton managed to get about the paths but four times. The Barons scored two runs. Yerkes. new rudder for the ship of Dobbs, handled the Barons with ex- ceedng care. He leased them thorough 1y. He struck out man, walked four, and yielded less than half a dozen hits. He had a ball that squrmed along, and leased itself out of reach. His work was splendid, as the score attests
 Barons Scored First.
 The exhibition, as are the majority in
 
 tresome. The attendance was small, so small in fact that it must have leaked put in some way that he was to do the slab work. There was little cheering, and little for which to cheer The fans sat silent. solidly watching the hope fuls moved down; painfully looking on as the fate of the locals, entrusted to d youngster, was measured out.
 lrly i'll the game. in the first inning, indeed, the Barons managed to get about the paths. After MolesWorth had gone down. Demont stung the sphere to deep center for three sacks. Smith hit easily to the indeld. and Demont was safe at home by the skin of his teeth.
 The other score made in the eighth inning. With none down, Turner was passed to the initial corner Molesworlh stung one to deep lefttield, and the pitch CT scored. MolesWorth was killed try ing to stretch his splendid double into a triple ~~
 In the seventh inning, opportunity tapped at the Barons' door. With one down, Walters smashed out a beautiful triple to right center. Alcock went out easily to the infield, however, and Gar win was delicious meat, taken without a fight.
 The Dobbers' Walkover
 It was an easy day for the visitors, In the fourth inning, they scored their first run. Wiseman, passed to first scored on McCormicks s triple. In spite of the fact that Lister hit safe before the inning was concluded, Mccormick never saw the light of day. He attempted to score on an infield hit and called out at the plate.
 In the fifth. the visitors scored again. With one down, Nerkes hit to safe terri tory. Pearson was hit with the ball. Wiseman singled to left, and Gardner threw Yerkes out at the plate an illus fi.,, ,,rf [ of rti1l. port. Dobbs. following. lined out dou- ble to right, and Pearson crossed the rubber. Mccormick hit to center and Molesworth after a spectacular run, de- clared him out,
 The third run was made in the sixth inning. Wells. with two down, bunted safely to the infield. stole second and scored on l.. Duggan's three -bagger over Molesworths head. The fourth and last score trotted across the rubber in the eighth. After McElveen had famed, Lis ter hit the ball on the nose to centertiedr for two bags Dusgan got his third hit of the game, and Pete scored.
 Some Splendid Fielding.
 Even through the ninth inning the ter rife slugging continued. Person. first up, hit through the pitcher. went to second on Wiscman's out there having been DO one covering the keystone Dobbs then scung the ball ferociously to center and so safe did the drive look that Pearson made off like mad for third. Molesworth repeated his spectacular catch of another inning, however, and Dobbs was out. A double play resulted.
 The Barons stung the ball hard, and the score would have been overtaken, probably, in spite of the lambasting hand ed Turner. but for the splendid work of the Nashville outfielders. Twice did Lobbs rob Lew Walters. Gardner's smashes were handled in spite of the fact that they sounded safe, and started