The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-02

Montgomery. September 1.-(Speeall- C. Molesworth and his Barons came up from behind in todays game of baseball and in a grand batung rally in the ninth round batted out three runs and won the game from the Billikens, the final score being to 1.
 It was a most exciting game, but was poorly played. especially on the part or inc Barons who made several very eN- pensive errors. and had Eparks bsen ef- fective the misplays would have lost the contest Speer pitched very classy ball through the eight sessions he worked, and but for home run drive by Pratt in the fourth not an earned run would have been scored against him. His con trol was perfect and the hits registered against him were scattered. except two punched in the fourth and two in the sev enth.
 The Barons were the first to mark the run coming in the third. Moley hit for two bags and was scored by Phelan's single.
 In the fourth the Billikens counted three Happy" Smith singled to right and Pratt came 10 bat and stung the ball to the score board for home run speer seemed to weaken for a moment and passed Elwert. who stole second, and went to third on bad throw by Yantz. Molesworth got the ball, passing second and threw to catch Elwert at third, but he threw wildly and Elwert crossed. Speer then settled down and the next three men were easy outs.
 In the seventh the Barons hung up one more Ellam slammed out triple to center field fence and Marcan scored him by getting a safety to left
 The Bflikens increased their lead by one run in the eighth. Daley doubled to right and scored when Moley dropped Smiths pop up back of second. That was the last marking for the home team
 In the Barons' half of the ninth round Ellam opeued up with a single to light center. Elliott batted for Speer and --fsnpad. Marean popped out to Pratt. With two men gone and one On first, the game looked hopeless for the Barons, but things picked up when Moley slap ped out a single to left, pushing Elam to second. Moley here took himself cut of the game and Kent ran the bases. Phelan picked one to his liking aid placed beautiful drive into right for two bags on which Ellam scored and Kent went to third. only single Mas needed 10 win the game and Mcbride produced. driving the ball to center for h base while both Kent and Phelan trot- ted home. Mcbride was out trying to steal second but three runs had counted and they were enough to win the game.
 The Billikens tried hard for a run in their half of the session. but Trough was too muck for them. McElveen fouled out 10 McGilvray. who made a beautiful running catch near the bleachers. Bills put some life into the home teams en- deavors by banging out a safety to right.
 Ora ham came to the plate, but after one strike had been called on him, Man ager Dobbs took him out of the game and Moran took his place at the bat But all Moran could do was to lift long fly to Hanna, who made pretty catch and almost doubled Bills at first
 Bills then tried to purloin the keystone land was caught. In the last half of the ninth Trough took the mound, while FL 1iott went behind the bat and Yantz 10 center field. The game was marked with some sensational fielding. .McGilNray and Mcbride excelling for the Barons while Gribbens made two splendid catches of pop fouls almost off t-e grandstand Hanna. the new fielder of the Barons showed very good work in the game and made one great catch.