The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-17
Where They Play T0day Chattanooga at Nashville. Memphis at Atlanta. Mobile at Montgomery.

New Orleans, August lo-tSpecldiJ - " relies of other days opposed each other on the slab in the final and deciding game of the Pelican-Baron series this art ernoon and each man gave grand exni- bition of "come back"
 It was a pitchers battle between Theo Breitenstein and Otis Stockdale, and was much nearer the real thing in the pitch ing line than that alleged duel which LOOK place between the two premier slappcn of the league, Covaleski and Hess, last Sunday.
 Breitenstein won, to 0. letting the Bar ons down with two singles. Not Baron got as far as second base. The only man who tried to go there was Elliott, who attempted to stretch long single into two-bagger and was easily begged out by Weimer Only two Barons got to nrst base. Breitensteins control being perfect- If was easily the best pitched game, from Breitensteins end, that has been seen In New Orleans this season.
 Breitenstein InvincibIe
 stockdale was hit pretty hard and was lucky that he didn't get healthier beat ing. A single and double should nave scored at least one Pelican in the nrst inning, but the Pels threw away thelr chances The Pelicans again punched hits on the ..old hoss'' in the eighth. but could not score
 John weiner reaped the batting honors with two singles and a double in three times at bat. The only two visitors to hit Breitenstein safely were Messenger and Elliott, Messengers coming In the fourth and E1liott's in the eighth.
 The pels scored their run in the third. With one down Rohe drew pass to first. He went to second on Butchers lnnelo ort and scored on weimer's single to cen ter.
 sharp piece of fielding kept the Pels from scoring in the sixtn. Weiiiel walked and Jackson's bunt advanced him. He went to third on an infieid out Manush then hit hot one to Ellam' "no dup if out of the earth and then threw quickly to McGilvray, who also aug ms fingers in the dirt, holding on TO 'he hall as Manush crossed the bag ana Ueimer hit the plate It was the closest play of the day.
 PeIs Started Well
 It looked at the start like the Peis were roinp to chase Stockdale off the siap Rohe caught the first ball pitched TOT a ,,ean single to center, and after Butcher flew out Weimer hit to right TOT two baqs sending sRohe to third Rohe was caugbt on the base line when he tried to score m A fielders choice, and While the hall was still ia motion dhe Barons trying to catch Jackson at second) "elih- ar made a dash to the plate, only 10 nno the hall waiting for him there.
 As soon as he saw how easily the ,ocal batsmen were getting to Stockdale Manager Molesworth sent Wagner te warm up and kept him ready 1o' emergency but the old fox got better .e inc game went along, though toucne' m now and then and occasiohalls saved from hit by the snappy "orh of the Barons.
 The game was played in even qulcke' time than Mondays. It was oeauti- ful exhibition all the way and especiaI- Iv encouraging to local fans as Briet- enstein showed no signs Of slowing ut under the severe strain that has peer put on the Pelican pitchers Day of Rest Roth Barons and Pelicans will rest uI Wednesday. Manager Frank left tonight for Bir' mingham to attend the directors meet inr and be present at the opening O. 2 ick wood park