The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
Following is the lineup and the score
THE DOPE SHEET

A victory over the left.
The weather was still cold.
Paslert seems to have everything.
The Barons are not stealing bases
There is still no knocking to mention.
Raglan was not effective. This tells the
tale
Everybody got one hit but Walters and
Ragan.
Montgomery is getting his eye on the
ball again.
Sid Smith has little trouble in hitting
Rip Raglan.
The colored fans are turning out in i'm
mense numbers.
Walters stung one that looked good,
but PasKert got it.
Oyler will not be able to play before
the end of the week.
Sid Smith has started out to lead the
league with the willow.
Percy whiting, sporting editor of the
Atlanta Georgian, is in the city.
Atlanta is strong this year, equally
strong in the field and at the bat.
Sid Smith and Paskert got three hits
each Fox and Castro got two each.
The Barons might have won-had the
Boosters not hit so hard at the wrong
times.
New Orleans and Memphis will meet
this afternoon for the first time this
season.
They are punched well in the Ameri-
can league. 1t looks as If another great
race is opened
There is no use grumbling. The Barons
will do betetr when it's warmer. Look
at Montgomery.
There were five three-base hits in the
Little Rocks Shreveport game Douglass
got one of them.
Cincinnati won from st. Louis yester-
day. McGlynn yielded a total of nine
runs in one innings.
The doctors tell Montgomery that he
needn't longer fear about his eye being
permanently injured.
What has become of the nerve that
formerly made the squeeze" play fire.
quent and formidable?
Why did Walters refrain from scoring
yesterday from third when Wordsworth
hit safe to the infield?
Carlos Smith slammed one to the tall
and uncut. and circled the bases. He
should have won the game.
Bruner, who was sold to Mobile by
Manager Vaughn, lost yesterday to Co.
lumbus. Evidently, he is all in
Charlie Frank says New Orleans, Men,
pills. Birmingham and Little Rock. At
lanta is placed in the second division.
Ginger Clark will twirl this after
noon. Let us hope that it means vic
tory. Atlanta will probably use Spade
or Rowan.
Rim and Rudderham did all right.
There was some dispute when Alcock
was called out at the plate, but he was
probably out
Boston defeated Brooklyn yesterday
afternoon. Boston's three runs were
made on a single which was followed by
numerous wild throws.
Washington won game yesterday.
knocking two New York American pitch
ers out of the box. Perhaps Montgomery
may get game after all.
Columbus. Miss, saw its first profess
sional baseball yesterday, and inasmuch
as Laws outfit won the day there has
been a goodbye said to all business. They
are up in the air.
Umpire Johnston asserted his authority
in the National league yesterday after
noon by ordering Catcher Marshall and
Pitcher Karger off the field. They had
disputed a decision.
Harley. tin-canned by Atlanta, won yes
terdav for Macon. Charleston. the de-
feated aggregation. was led by johnson.
| formerly a shortstop, pitcher, and home
run hitter with Little Rock.
| Fisher was beaten yesterday by Buch-
anan He lost his game in the first in
ming. and so splendidly did the Little
Rock twirer hold the Shreveport hitters,
| that to overcome The handicap was Inn