The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-15
THE DOPE SHEET

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Show EN- up today.
At West End again.
This Observation-Disclosures.
No defeat came yesterday.
Let's hear you holler today
The race has now fairly begun.
The fans are hungry for the game
Oyler will probably be seen in action
this afternoon.
Just believe they can't beat us, and see
If we don't win.
Raglan and Zeller will do the pitching.
A great game is promised
The Barons have arrived. None of them
were slain in the slaughter.
Wouldn't it be strange if Atz developed
into great hitter this season?
The fans will see just what makes Nash
Vile great before the end of the week.
Neal Ball, another Atlanta cast-off. has
been acquired by Montgomery for pitch.
err.
Corkill, who began the season with Lit
tie Rock. has been released to Des Moines
in the Western league.
Gust the man VINO knocks. 1t is the
time for merrymaking Anybody can keep
happy when victories hang on every bush.
Bob Wallace, who began the season as
an Atlanta outfielder, is playing center
fo- Richmond in the Virginia State
league.
Bob Tarleton who started the season
as New Orleans first baseman, has been
released to the Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Maryland league.
Hickman lost his first game to the Pei
leans. Errors by Smith and Carr in the
first inning killed him stone dead. Then
came Atz with double Just at the most
inopportune moment.
BY the way, that same Conner is about
as fast man on his feet as one would
cara to see. He runs like a race horse
and it does not take him long to get
started.-Atanta Journal.
Hardy was caught mapping down at
first in the fifth inning. Smith came in
from right field and Wilhelm whipped the
ball to him in time to send the local
catcher to the bench.-Nashville Amer
lean.
Jim Brady, who pitched for Little Rock
last season and became one of the best
twrlers of the league, has started to-
ward success in Pittsburg with a rush.
The predictions that he will make good
are numerous,
The Atlanta Journal predicts a perma-
nent return to form for Burnum this sea-
son. Burnum is another Atlanta cast-of
acquired by Montgomery. Smith gathers
tho largest number of players every sea-
son, but Is always able to distribute them
among other teams.
Al Castro keeps up his good work he
will be one of the most valuable men
with Atlanta. He is hitting we'll fielding
in fine style and running bases like a
de-. What is best of all, he seems to
have his thinking apparatus at work all
thu time.-Atlanta Journal.
Chicago Nationals and Americans hand
ed defeats to the two ST. Louis teams
yesterday. White. American, put the
st. Louis team down with three little
hits. The Americans hoped from bottom
to second place on account of the bunch
ed condition of the teams.
According to the New Orleans Times
Democrat, President Kavanaugh selects
Bandy to become the star twirler of the
Little Rock aggregation. Bandy pitched
an excellent game against Detroit before
the season started, but fell down Woe
fully before the batsmen of the Memphii.
Eyler looks strongest to show.
Little Rock trimmed Memphis again
yesterday. Eyler has won two games
from the men of Babb. However he Weld
ed eleven hits. and had no errors been
maze, it is probable that the Sunday
game would have gone to suit the fans
who saw it. Suggs started pitching. but
was removed at the end of the fifth.
''All l want to see is Breitenstein in
shape is the comment of one of the
best baseball fans in town on this years
ball team.
81 like Guese pretty well as a pitcher
like Manuel better and | think Cristau
is a cracking good pitcher. But Breiten-
stein is the boy that can fetch home the
bacon every time and I'd rather see him
in shape than any twirler l believe that
with Brett in form, Manuel as good as
lie was last year and Cristall as good as
he promises to be, We will get the rag
New Orleans Item.