The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-12

Chattanooga at Memphis.
 It was not wind mills that Don Quixote Manuel sought, but wheelbarrows!
 And the one he encountered in the game between Birmingham and Mobile yester- day, though it had no wings to flap and slap and bruise it's victims body, the mill of ancient story perform its task no more completely than did the humble and uncomplaining bearer of garden soil.
 The wheelbarrow was the primary cause of the Barons' victory over the Reedbirds. In the seventh, Emery skied one along the rightfield foul line, which, on striking ground, bounded In the direc- tion of the smokers. Manuel, in rapid pursuit. ran pell mell into the barrow left standing in its tracks by a careless gardener. He was pitched headforemost to earth, and his nose and face were scratched and scared. Before he could recover himself, Emery had circled the bases. And this was the score by means of which Birmingham shutout Mobile, 1 to 0.
 Stockda1e Had Edge
 It was the Barons' fourth consecutive shutout. Stockdale, who was commits stoned by Manager Molesworth to turn the trick against the team from which he was dismissed, was in splendid form, and in his palmiest days, he seldom pitched better game than that of yes- terday. Opposed to the veteran was the muscular Bill Chappelle, he, of 'bell cord fame" and the erstwhile Beaneater, was in excellent fettle. He had speed to burn, and daring curve which was mys- terious enough to fan such swatters as Bill BcGilvray and Molesworth. But he was little wild, and on points, the edge must be awarded to the Gray Fox" stockdale yielded five hits, only, one of which should have been fielded by Emery, and another by Ellam. He had perfect control, and struck down five. Chappelle yielded an equal number of hits, and struck out seven. But he yielded four passes which would have caused him cer- tain defeat had Ryan. in the two pinches in which he figured, been able to do bet ter than hit to the pitcher
 Mobile Started Strongly
 It looked like Mobile in the beginning. Seitz opened with a luscious bingle to center. and took second when Stockdale heaved wildly to first Bergers sacrifice sent him to third. Murphy, however, flied out feebly to Molesw orth just to the rear of the keystone, and swacina could hit no further than the pitchers box.
 In the second with two down. Manuel singled and went to third on the hit of Shannon Shannon then stole. But Chap belle famed.
 boot, and was sacrificed. But Murphy and Swacina again failed to deliver Watson opened the seventh with bingle and was sacrificed. But Manuel and Dunn flied out to Molesworth and Mo Bride, respectively. Murphy opened the ninth with fluke single and was sacri- ficed, but Watson and Wagner couldn't hit
 In the fourth McGilvray got the first Baron hit after Molesworth, with pail down. had drawn a pass. But Ryar couldn't deliver. Marcan opened the sixth with a single and Molesworth' walk and McGilvrays infield hit. witt two down, filled the bags, But Ryar again failed to connect.
 Emery's Fluke Home Rum
 Then came the seventh. Ellam famed Emery flied to the rightfield foul line Manuel made a gallant sprint after th' ball and didn't check his speed after i had touched ground In the pursuit, h' encountered the wheelbarrow, and as { result of the good break in luck, Emery