The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-05

The game yesterday between the Barons and the Peicans won by the former in eleven innings, the score being to 4, was, from a standpoint of human inter est, d marvellous exhibition.
 The fans had q good time. There was deal of hitting. There was much wrang- ling. Excitement reisned supreme. At this moment the visitors had things sewn up,' and in the next, the day looked bright for Birmingham.
 The winning run was made in the eleventh, when with man on third, Catcher Matthews of New Orleans, did his well remembered stunt of throwing to catch man running to second. leav- ing home plate open for a runner from third.
 Molesworth saved the day for Blrmlng- ham, Alcock made the winning run. Mat thews, for the Pelicans, threw victory away
 The game was pitched by Breitenstein and Ragan, the honors being evenly d- vided. There was great deal of hitting, each aggregation pling up a total of eleven safe swats
 See-SaWed for Lead.
 In the third inning, the Pelcans scored their first run. A base on balls given to Gatins, an infield safety by Matthews, sacrifice by Breitenstein followed by an infield hit by Manuel brought Gatins across the plate. The Baron pitcher for got that Gatins was about to score and threw the ball to first to retire Manuel The visitors scored again in the fourth, when three hits In succession, assisted by an error by Gardner and sacrifice, put Sabrie across the rubber. The ,Barons evened things up in their half. Demont led off with triple and Smith was passed. Meek then hit for three bags and both men tailed. Three outs in sue cession kept the Barons from scoring Meek, and cinching the game. In the sixth, the Pelicans again got In the lead Sabrie hit safe, went to second on a wild pitch, was sacrificed to third, and scored on hit by Atz. The Barons again evened things up in their half of the sixth. Demont singled, was sacrificed to second. and scored on luscious binglet by Alcock.
 Last Seasons Tactics.
 Things looked ugly in the eighth. Beecher led off with single to left which Gardner should have caught, was sacrinced to second, and brought home on d single. In their half of the eighth. the Barons could not score and finally 1t happened that the locals with two out, were having their last chance in the ninth. Here is how Molesworth saved the day
 Walters had been given a base on balls Garvin went out by the deadly route from Gatins to Sabrie. Ragan was killed at first by Beecher. Walters in the mean time had gone to second A safe hit was needed to tie the score.
 Molesworth hit the first ball thrown over the pot Walters tied the score.
 Matthews Makes Bow.
 From that point things rocked on until the Barons were at the bat in the last half or the eleventh.
 Alcock hit a high fly to right which fe1 short but safe. The plucky runner took the bit in his teeth and continued his course to second making of his Texas leaguer a bona fide two-sacker. Gardner followed with hit near the first base which turned out to be an infleld single Alcock went to third
 The thing assumed simpieied aspect Gardner had nothing more to do but steal second. He made dash for the bag Matthews hurled the sphere with all his force, and as was to be expected, 1t caromed from the glove of Jakey Atz into centerfed Alcock scored the win ming run.