The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-29

The third game of the series went to Little Rock. and the Barons did not make a clean sweep of the series. However. had Lister, in the fourth inning, not been so intent on retiring Orr at first, and in doing so overlooked Hess scoring from second on an nfield ball, the game might still be going.
 The Barons took the lead in the first inning. Molesworth slapped the first ball hurled across the pan to right field, and eventually scored on the "squeeze. Gard ner working the plate end of the play. Thereafter, there was no scoring as Tar | the Barons were concerned, although chances were numerous
 The Travellers evened things up in the fourth. as stated above and in the sixth, the wining run was brought across the plate Miller led off with single Of the 1uiciest variety in that inning, took second on an out, and chased home when Page hit to left center.
 Farce of the Fourth.
 N hie before and after the fourth in ming the Barons in the field played like champions. in that fatal round their an tics resembled the manouvers of men from the brushes In the first place, Hess smashed one down to Aleoek, which he booted. Page sacrificed and Lister threw the ball badly to second. BowcoclH
 
 game. and Orr hit to Lister.
 Lister fielded this drive and then looked all about him, first at Hess, who was standing on second, and then at Orr, who was racing for the initial corner. Finally he decided to retire Orr, and made a dash for the first pillow. As soon as he turned his back, Hess started for third When Listers foot touched the first sack Hess had rounded third and was half way home. He ran across the pillow with the first tally for the Tray elers. This tied the score
 The Squeeze Mscarries.
 In the third ming things took on a rosy hue for the Barons. Walters led off with a brilliant single, one of the kind that smacks resoundingly Clark, fol- lowing surprised the visitors when in stead of sacrificing he rapped out sin gle to right Walters taking thgd. Moles- worth attempted the squeeze" and fouled the ball. He attempted it a sec ono time. but Walters had missed the signal. Molesworth went out. Clark being sacrificed to second. Smith went out to first and Walters was caught in chase. The side was retired Eyler was going at n lively clip.
 Tn the ninth there was another chance. Smith started off with a single and Gard ner was hit on the leg. Alcocks hit re- tired Gardner at second. and Garvin and Lister flied out to catcher Again was Eyler going at a merry clip
 The Game Lost
 The winning run for the Travellers was scored in the sixth inning by Miller. He led off with a single. Hess smashed to Walters, but the runner had gotten too big a lead to permit of his retirement at the keystone. From second he raced home when Page smashed out a juicy binglet to center After Boweock had amused the fans by flaming again, Orr rapped out a single, and Page attempted to score. He had nos reckoned on the wing of Carlos Smith, however, and went dead at the plate. In attempting to score he collided with Garvin, and both men re- ceiving injuries
 The game was eXcellently fought, in spite of the fact that in spots it was a trifie too dry for the fan who waXes over enthusiastic.