The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-24

The clansmen of J. Dobbs high mogul
of the Lookouts of Chattanooga, to their
long string of many other virtues. yes
terday afternoon, added humility Hither-
to unbridled and untamed they fed from
the outstretched paw of Covaleski. The
score was 8 to 0.
The only bona fide giant Killer since
the days of the renowned Jack of bean
pole fame was In magnificent form yes
terday afternoon, and inning after inning
he moved down the visitors. 1t was In
the fifth round when they got their first
safety 1t was in the seventh when they
first threatened to cross the plate. 1t
was in the eighth when for the second
time their glance was dangerous. The
erstwhile finger of Philadelphia whitfield
nine of the Lookouts, and there would
be others swinging to the string had the
big fellow really tried.
Demaree. the gift of the street railway
company of Chattanooga, was an easy
victim, and Baron followers yesterday
remembered Jimmy Ryan with Joy for
having brought him into this cline. He
who some days ago started by twirling
a no-hit game, was beaten black and
blue yesterday, the Barons piling up a
total of IL smashes for IA bases.
The hard hitting of Wordsworth and
Mcbride Joined hands with the superb
twiriing of Covalesh in featuring the
game. The attendance was large and
enthusiastic, though in certain rare spots
those who had wagered their coin on
the boisterous Lookouts made half
hearted and miserable attempt to root
the game into the column of the visi-
tors. Last night was gloomy for them.
McGIlvray's Timely BingIe
Collins and Dobbs in the first inning,
struck out. Meek smashed one on the
nose, but 1t glided into the nit of Moles-
worth. But the Barons got busy right
in the beginning, and after Marcan had
whitfield, and Messenger had gone out
easily, Wordsworth and Mcbride singled
In succession, and the latter stole Sec
ond McGilvray was on the spot with the
pinch hit, and as the sphere was driven
across third, Wordsworth and Mcbride
crossed the plate.
In the second inning, Lister and Carson
famed, while Perry made an easy Out
from Marcan to McGilvray. But the
Barons, having had taste of scoring
continued the good work. After Elmer,
had famed and Newton flied to Dobbs
Covaleski singled juicily to left. Marcan's
single sent him to third, and Messen
gers single scored him. Manager Moles
worth here uncorked a double over Col
Inns head. and Marcan and Messenge
scored.
After this round, there was little dom.
until the seventh, when the visitors Sc
COVa
lesh was steady and effective in thu
pinches, and the twisting Lookouts coult
not escape the coat of lime. PERI.
opened the seventh with a busting
double over McBride's head, and Carson
following, singled to center McLaureI
fell an easy victim to the benders o
the Pole, however, and Yerkes swunl
wildly at three wide ones. Demaree hi
one lightly to Emery, and died en- rout
to first.
In this inning, which was character
3zed by the first real stand of the visitor
and mastery pitching of Covalcski. j
Dobbs, manager OF the visitors, mad
strange noises near third, initiating tn
Immortal Hughey Jennings. the objec
being no doubt, the rafting of tn
twirIer who broke into fame beneath tn
~rueliing verbal fire of ''Muggsy' Nc
Graw.
visitors Go to Pieces
In the eighth 1t looked as if the Look
outs would certainly score. Collins hi
lightly to Emery, whose throw to frs
was wild. Dobbs placed a beautiful smasl
70 right.
And there was a cessation of breathing
ae to the plate came ambling the heft
form of HERE Meek. But the king of tn
dairy, forgetting for while the nimble
ness of his batting eye. hit lightly I
Newton, and into double play. There
after the visitors struggled no more an
in the eighth went to pieces.
Mcbride, in the eighth, was safe whe
Meek dropped the throw of Yerkes. Nc
Gilvray put down a beautiful sacrihc'
Elliott hit TO Yerkes, who fumbled. EN-
cry thereupon, taking the bull by tn
horns. hammered him to pieces. his driy
escaping McLauren and going against tn
fence like a shot Mcbride and Elliot
scored Emery crossed the plate me