The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
Sporting News
,PeIicQ71S Smash Out
 Victory m Seventh;
 Bdrons Win Second


 
 score His hit. luscious one, flew like bullet to center.
 Notes of the Game
 In the first game. Weimer famed four l times in succession.
 Luck broke with Fleharty for six n- nngs. Molesworth's fine catch of Rohes fly saved him in the seventh before Butchers swat
 Ellam threw wild to the plate. and Butcher circled the field after having driven In two before him. Fleharty for got to cover the plate.
 While pitching to Butcher F'leharty complained that the ball thrown out by Pfenninger was too wet to fling. Pfen nlnger insisted When Fleharty got il again after Butcher had driven 1t to the fence he threw 1t out of the park. An other ball given him he threw against the grandstand. He was not put out of the park.
 Breitenstein pitched an excellent game and deserved to win. His hitting was feature
 The Pelicans left last night for New Orleans to play Mobile. Demont an- nounced that Maxwell will pitch today for the Pels
 While the Barons hit Paige liberally in the second, they scored their first run without a hit. In the seventh he ap- peared rattled.
 In the seventh, Marcan popped to De- mont He stopped running. Rohe failed to cover first The ball was dropped. Marcan landed before Rohe could get to the bag. In bunch there were bad error and two "bonehead' exhibitions.
 Mitchell, who has done little work this season on account of a weak ankle, ap- peared in the second game and hurt his thumb. Fleharty famed weimer four times, Butcher, Jackson, Demont, Hess, and Lafitte Fleharty seemed to take pains to get in hole and show how easily he could get out But his trick exploded in the sev- enth.
 The Barons leave tonight for Nashville, where on July they play two games. They will then take In Chattanooga, Mem phis and Atlanta returning home July l9. There will be two weeks without baseball. The park will probably be dry when the team returns. Sam Kennedy, sporting editor of the Montgomery Journal, was visitor to Bir- mingham yesterday and saw the double header He Is very anxious that Birming- ham let Montgomery dedicate the new park The diamond was muddy and the out field ankle deep in water. On account of the impossibiity of fast outf1elding, sey- eral Barons hit safely to right center | where Jackson would have made easy | catches on fast field And the Pels | might not have won the first game but for wet grounds.
 From spectators standpoint, both games were excellent.
 Run em out all the time" is good rule.
 It Is not so bad Mcbride. A little slump is liable to come to everyone Keep your heart up.
 Manager Molesworth, even if mana gerial troubles weigh heavily, is playing Splend1Qly-naS never plhytu bcAAcit III l fact His hitting Is terrific. Would the time would come when the Barons can win a series from New Or leans The Pels generally get two of series of three, and three when the series number four games. Man for man, the Peicans are not so powerful But they play the game well and profit from opponents errors as much as from their own prowess. And they are game They fight to the last inning. Of such stuff champions are made.
 During the week the Barons slumped, losing three and winning but two games. Bauer and Stockdale were the winners Covaleski lost one and Fleharty two
 Take two in Nashville Monday Nashville fan has requested that Mana ger Molesworth work Covalesk in the afternoon, and he will probably accomrao- date the writer. Bauer will work in the morning.