The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-10

Memphis al Audii'9'
 ..pt. y,lv a-fspecialo-The Birming- r,..,rs vyound up their stay in Mo bne this afternoon with 10 Nie'o.s' z,ola, and his athletics gaining the ue a,s,o, in a nip and tuck pitchers Da'''e ,5-.-o, pnrleson and Speer with honofs about even ...4 +o.
 '. zvas Burleson's second attempt 10 .-,., +ha Rarons in the present series' the bir twirler asking to be sent ID as''.ss .raia,,,s crew again as they had beaten him out of a hard game on fflday'
 aov he lost just such another contest as ,,.obad magnificent ball. An absence of hits behind him cost him another Dat 4la that he should have tied or won.
 pitcher Sheer for Birmingham also .,,4r,a5 brilliant article of ball. anu .A,r, bi+ safely more often than Bur ,.o,, ha scattered his hits through every ,,nine of the game and when oaiise' ....atened sensational fielding always nr,lad him out of holes. Outheioers 'onii ston and Mcbride each made pheiioii'ei''i catches and at times when thelr es1ape ,,o,,Id have probably cost the game bu' ,... c,.er was effective and had the Mo bile hitters pretty well in hand IS sho"H bv the fact that on three different oee" sions George Rohe. after reachlhs seo ors with only one gone, was leit nlsn anu dry while speer handled the next t"o batters. ,1.d
 rho Rarons already playing a crlppleo .oon, suffered more hard luck today when ..po,,dv, Elliott their crack little oacA- stop. was spiked and forced 10 ie@No ',' came. the accident happening al 1ne pi"ee .n tbe first inning, when Swacina siiu ihso him trying to come home on "e'" steal This necessitated a chahse III ' ,ine-up and Ellam, who was out "i'' ,.,,,uaa foot was brought back in to play .,ort yantz sent to catch and MolesWoi' ''i =. -, h,s n,ace in center, though sulier- ing a -snrained tendon. n
 -rne c,,us got away In front, scoring :" the opening inning. With one oo"i H'
 loss hit sharp drive at Wagner Wno slammed the ball down but Bayless peat him and speer to the bag Miller sAleu nut but Bayless stole second, sWaciiia hit one past Wagner, which the pitehei- first sacker Tagged but was uhapie '' hold. though it was neat stop Day iess .,a;pg held at third. Myers beat out an infeld hit to Marcan and Bayless seoreo' swaeina going to third, Myers anu svaeina attempted to work the aelayeo steal and Swacina was out at the p'a'e from Elliott to Marean to Elliott, thls play nutting Elliott out of the game
 The Barons were unable to do anything with Burleson until the fourth when they got their first hit Johnston opened the inning with a line drive to left which Waves reached after a great sprint put could not handle, Johnston pulling up al second Phelan grounded to second and when Maag let the ball go through him into right field. Johnston scored.
 The tie was not broken until the eighth inning. when three punched hits though only two of them countedl, won for the Barons, and to Manager Moley and his war club is due the Baron victory as 1t was the .'roly poly one who drove in the winning run. With one gone Johnston heat out a hit 10 short. but was out stealing second. Phelan singled clean to right and stole second. Moley dropped a Texas leaguer back Of second and Phelan rushed home with the winningsrun. The =Gulls were unable 10 tally again, though Johnston put crimp in some proceedings in the eighth when he stabbed a drive from Swacina's bat ticketed for two or maybe three sacks He did the same thing in the ninth, pulling down long lf, s,ov,, MavaSf hat