The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-06
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

In inc second Lister reached first on Clark's error. Hardy singled to lelt' anu Johnny Duggan beat out bunt to sec ond. Every base was occupied ana not man down. Here was lovely chance lo increase the lead, but the Pirates were right on to the job, and to the surprise of the fans the Boosters were sent to lne field without a man scoring. Persons hil n Ay to left Lister hesltated about com ing home. but when Daley returheo tne ball to the plate and 1t passed on to lno stand he started for home. hlchiiidi flelded the ball quickly, and Lister was nailed by Graffus. Wiseman retired the aide hv flaming. Dobbs reached second and Mccormick first in the third oelore an out was made, but there was nothlns doing in the scoring line. Again In the fifth the locals were fighting TOT runs, Dohbs heinz tagged between home anu third. while Mccormick was outed at the plate Nashville American.
 Concerning the Georgian scribes con elusion. as stated above Nashville Wlii transfer no more games. Moreover Atian- ia and Birmingham have not always pez baved toward Nashville as they shoulo in the league meetings, and no one III liiis township considers the respective man agements spotless and ever-rlBht ieaue,S in n great cleansing reform ol past sepSii, U, but in this matter the sentiment ol .,,s , city Is strongly for rapid death tu eiis game transferring business. Atiin.a .,l and Birmingham will certainly receive tiio sunnort of the Nashville populace anu most likely the baseball management III stamping out this ugly performance oA Charlie Frank, who preys upon the "S CT clubs s-Nashville Banner.
 Keep up the good work. You are "ei- comed again to the fold.
 Rv his side was his wife and the pitchers little boy.
 Those are the habits of Bob Spade ana if nushing that baby carriage around In the evening is making him lose, why Juse lxeep on losing, old boy, and at the same lime think you are mighty lucky.-Aliah- ta Journal. ..
 That's the right sentiment, all right
 ..vo.. soid TTnnnire Frank Rim, "l r,os orsered te management of the Mont qomerv club and came near accepting u, hut I was tied up in other contracts anu could not get out. l like MontsoIiie,s' and the more l see of it the more hae if" Rim is popular here and mas rilaue many friends. He is an old-time manager and knows the game thoroushY; " an interesting and entertaining talkeI anu Ia popular here Montgomery Jourhai.
 With two pitchers. Manuel and Breiteh- stein. working In the outheid yesteroas the Pelicans beat the Barons without hail trying. Catcher Matthews appears to nave contributed materially to the defeat or ms former teammates, all of which must DC gratifying to Manager Charlie FrahN. Nadeau Is now on the hospital list nav ing injured his ankle in Sundays game here in an attempt to slide to the hoh'o plate.-New Orleans Times-Democrat.
 Glad you are pleased with Matty
 Was there ever such a race m any league? First one club leads and then an other The toil-enders may be disportins themselves on the topmost rung or .ne ladder in less than two weeks. MemphlS for one day dropped back to second place. then climbed up again. Down win the Babbtes! Death to the Firemen. Slaugh- ter to the Pelicans! Up with the Boosters' Nashville Banner.
 The Barons are coming.
 Even the Barons supporters have thrown up the sponge. It Is about tune. when a crowd of cripples come along and lick their champeens.-New orleans States.
 Not quite.