The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-18
DOPE SHEET.


 
 We won last Sunday, anyhow.
 Mlnnahan has been sold by Cincinnati to St. Paul.
 Wilhelm pitched well enough, but CT TOTS hurt him.
 They're calling Demont the "Demon" about the circuit. It could be worse.
 Columbus is the easy proposition in the Cotton States Jackson is making itself fat from overeating
 Brooklyn won again yesterday. Brook lyn may surprise everybody before the season is over.
 Second Baseman James of Memphis got in his first game yesterday and made good Plass may be retained as utility man.
 nat game in New Orleans was excel lent Zeller and Phillips were in great form. and each for victory strove hard. The Atlanta wizard was bested
 ,es. Birmingham lost the game, but is now above Montgomery. whereas before losing Birmingham was below Montgom- cry. Can you answer this conundrum, sweet maidenP
 The passing of Catcher Graf1us removes another mile post of the Southern league. if according to the charges, Graffus was A sport at his age. S3 he should have been retained for that reason alone
 
 x,it pa terday afternoon, and Nashville lost an- other. Nashville is now as much in the second as the first division, and soon will be in the second with no strings attached. According to the report received by the matinee at the Majestic. the errors were numerous and more costly and the hits fe7-er than the official score gives. Those Memphis scorers must be trying to get a rival for Henry Meek.
 Little Rock scored three runs in the first game on three hits. while the Mont gomery Pretzels scored two on ten swats. What do you think of that? The losing of that double-header must have touched the Pretzels in a tender spot.
 1t is reported that Mafarky is endeavor- ing to sell Mike McCann. former Pretzel  count of the injury of Rickert, Frank Is in need of another fielder, and McCann when he is good is very good, indeed.
 There will be no more matinees at the Majestic theatre The Apollo will be continued, however. Commodore Orcutt affirmed yesterday afternoon that If the Rarons lost he would quit. The Barons lost, and the Majestic is now closed for keeps.
 n special from Philadelphia, it is reported that the physicians have or de-ed Glenn Iiebhardt to retire from baseball. An injury sustained in child hood is giving the Iron Man consid- erable trouble, and the doctors judge that he must forsake the sport
 Jew Moren native of Pittsburg, now pitching for the Philadelphia Nationals. trimmed Pittsburg yesterday. Moren. as is remembered, was once star twirler for Atlanta in the Southern league. At presen. he is leading the National league twirlers in the percentage of games won. h,rratic Bugs Raymond defeated Sa- yannah yesterday, allowing the beaten crew but two hits, and striking out four teen men. Verify. Raymond Is a wonder, and if he cared less for the merry, mer- V. faster company than even the Southern league.
 There was a time when New Orleans was the strength of the league. That day is now buried with the archives of q dim and musty era. Both Birmingham and Atlanta are better oall towns today, and Memphis is just as good Nashville would be with a new ball yard, so Char lies massive hauteur of the old days, displayed whenever his hand was called, no longer carries any weight.-Nashvilie Tennessean.
 After the Sunday victories the Barons left the New Orleans sporting writers thoroughly repentent. The Barons made more hits. more assists more runs, more hits for extra bases, stole more bases, made more sacrifice hiss, and fewer err TOTS than did the outfit which won three or the five games. The exhibition of the locals was novelty to the scribes of the Pelicans' roost.