The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-22

Chattanooga, August Especial. .)-For- rest Moore, the Lookouts clock ike hurler clearly outpitched Eddie Speer here this afternoon, but the support ac- corded him was fatally cratic and 'he ex-Tiger cantered under the wire an easy winner, 3-1.
 | Six lurid errors were chalked up be- hind Moore by the locals and the major lity of them were expensive. McGAlvray's 8 tally in the second was garnered when Murch struck him in the back on a peg to the plate after Johnstone's grounder. upon play that should have resulted in an easy out. The Barons second tally, for which Phelan received credit, was se- cured when Higgins dropped a perfect re- | lay from Sentell. The third, obtained by Mcbride, was the result of honest toll.
 Speer was extremely wild and cratic and had the Lookouts waited him out his linaccuracy might have been disastrous. Two hit batsmen bespeak his poor sharp shooting.
 In spite of the terrible drubbing given them at Memphis yesterday, the Barons put up most spectacular exhibition ana not the least symptom of despondency or apathy was discredited. The entire team ran the bases in a brilliant nanrer. and three double plays indicate the bril- liancy of the impregnable defense. Phelan, especially, scintillated on the paths. The league leading base stealer pilfered tnird twice in beautiful fashion, but a bad de- clsion by Fitzsimmons cost him the credit for one of the thefts. Arthur expostulated so strongly that Fritz ordered him from the grounds but later permitted him to return.
 The invaders first marker came in the second stanza- Mcbride, first up, ground ed out. but MoGilvray tripled cleanly down the first base line. Johnston hit sharply to Murch, who had Bill by block at the platter. but his throw struck the runner on the shoulder. caroomlng on against the stands. and the first violation of the pan was accomplished. Johnston went down on the first ball pitched. and when Higgins begged wildly raced to third But Elliott whiffled while Ellam popped out to Lister.
 In the sixth came the remaining mark CTS. Yantz. first up. grounded out, Sentell to Lister, but Phelan singled cleanly to center Northern fumbled the ball mo- mentarily and Arthur broke for second. A perfect throw would have intercepted him easily, but Northern begged far above Sentells head. On the next ball pitched Phelan gave further signs of his pilferlng propensities and annexed third at the ex- | pense of Higgins and Murch. This last theft so unnerved More that he walked Mcbride. McGilvray grounded to Sentell and Paul begged perfectly to the plate but Higgins dropped the ball and Phelan successfully matriculated, McBride going to second. Johnston lined out to Moran in deep left without advance, but Elliott singled to right and Mcbride tailed. LeJeune begged home and Elliott starred for second. Higgins begged to second too late to catch 'Rowdy," but relay from Sentell caught McGilvray at the plate at Tempting to score.
 The Lookouts lone tally came in the fourth. Higgins. first up was hit by a pitched ball. and raced to second on Sentelrs sacrifice. Murch singled to center and Bob scored. Moran flied out to left and Mil popped out to McGivray.