The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-12

 morning that at no time this season had the Barons won both ends of a double header on local grounds. This statement was incorrect. One after noon. it is now remembered, the Barons dropped a double-h eader to Shreveport and on the afternoon following defeat ed Fish er's men in two engagements.) But they didn't get away with the double hea der yesterday afternoon.
 Little Rock won the first game by the close margin of l to .. Turner worked for Birmingham. and his opponent was none other than Baby" Keith.
 The Barons copped the second game in a walk. s to 0. Wilhelm was the To- cal pitcher. and youngster answering to the name of Foster represented the clan of Michael Angoro Finn.
 There was some excitement in the first game Both pitchers did well. Turner worked out of several bad holes in a very clever manner.
 The pitcher went to the well too oft en, however, and In the eighth it was sna sh ed.
 That winning run was scored so cas- ily that the Barons hardly realized that the blade had been slipped in their back.
 With one down. Gilbert was walked. He stole second.
 ckenfield hit to right.
 Gilbert scored.
 That's all there was To it.
 Turner should have scored in the third
 With Latimer dead. he tripled to right field fence.
 Molesworth flied to center, and Gill bert was compelled to do strenuous work to land the pellet. Turner could have tailed in a walk. For some req son, however, he preferred remaining on the initial corner, where he died a moment afterwards when smith was called out on close decision.
 Umpire Rudderham was strenuouslN criticised and roundly abused in the first game.
 He called smith out at first when Smith was apparently safe, and called smith out at the plate on another oc- ca sion when apparently he had touch ed the plate as Bob Wood was in the air. Ii might have been that "Ruddy was a triffe irritated at the hissing Of the crowd, and got little bull- headed
 In the second game, however, the Rarons got sweet revenge.
 Foster made his first appearance in Birmingham. and was all to the lemon. In the first inning eleven men laced him. or rather nine men laced nm TOT a total of eleven times. He walked three men, hit two others with the pail, and two hits were smashed to safe ter ritory.
 In inc afth. there was another har- vest. ,,.
 After Walters had famed. Al't)ck hit to left passed ball put him on second. and Garvin was walked. Nh- helm struck out and Molesworth was walked. filling the bases.
 .Jemont stung one Nlclously to ils"t and cleared the bases.
 Molesworth and Garvin had perfect records at the bat
 Molesworth drew three passes and hit safe twice. GarVin threw three passes and singled once;
 Wilhelm was safe in the first inning m an error of Rockenfeld. and then Canned three times in succession.
 In fact Foster was right there ,.,,sn tanning is considered. He served ice water to no less than seven
 r.rlos smith made one-handed stab of a long foul to rlghl "iien '''' eleN, ,, .ne' the audience. Molesworth heided sen sationally at times, as he seheraiiY does Demont did some stunts mat made them sit up and take notlee'
 Altogether, the afternoon was very nleasantly spent, even if we dld arop .nat arst game to Little Rock
 The Official Score.
 FIRST GAME.
 Birmingham AB R. II. 20. A. E. Molesworth, cf. .. 0 Demont ss .. 3 0 smith. If. .......... 0 0 ohi' ,, O F q