The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-14

The Volunteers. after eXulting over a victory which they had all but iced away, were beaten in the finish yes terday afternoon and the Barons. in spite of their many infractions of the rules of that crusty old volume, How To Play the G>sneo emerged from the con hict victorious.
 The final score was to '. the locals putting over the winning run in the ninth round. It was a see-saw affair in which each team twice had the lead. In the sixth inning the Volunteers hammered Kent unmercifully, scoring an even half dozen runs. But in their half of the same round the Barons came back strong and as result of home run drive to the fence by El- Hott again tied the score.
 In the ninth, after Marcan had failed to deliver. Bair made the mistake of walking Phelan. Moesworth then sma shed to left and as the sun blinded StoTch the cherubic manager ran down to second. Wagner then rolled one to Perry and Phelan beat the ball to the plate.
 Molesworth's $ swatting was the flea ture of the game. In five times at bat he contributed a double and three sin gles. The home run drive of Elliott, coming when and accomplishing what it did, give the catcher the credit for winning the game. Kent made an in- suspicious beginning, but had his sup port been perfect the Vols would never have established such lead in the 10Th x4rb.
 caped unscratched throughout the final three innings of the game.
 How Scores Were Made
 The Vols scored in the first. With Bay down Wiseman walked and stole when no one covered second. Perry then sailed one to left, scoring the ven- erable physician.
 The Barons assumed the lead in the fourth Phelan got on when Perry Jet his grounder escape and went to third when Molesworth cut one loose to right. Wagner followed with a beautiful sin gle to right on which Phelan scored. McGllvray beat one out to the infield and the bases were crowded. Moles- worth and Wagner scored on John ston's Texas leaguer to center.
 And then came the great blow off. smith opened the sixth by doubling to right. Schwartz walked and in success sion Storch, Lindsay and Munson sim gled. Bair flied out to Wagner. but opened the way home for runner from third. Bay trpled, scoring Nun son. Wiseman hit to Yantz and as Bay was going out in a chase he went to third. Perry then bingled. scoring Niseman with the sixth run. Smith, up for the second time in the inning skied to Johnston, retiring the side.
 In their half of the sixth, the Barons again tied the score. Wagner started the good work by bingling to right, and Me Gilvray followed with a walk Johnston hit to Bair but smith, using one hand at third, dropped the throw of the pitch ar to that bag-and the bases were filled Yantz hit to Smith, and as Wagner scored, McGilvray was forced out at third. | Elliott. with the hit-and-run up, shot one through the diamond and throuch Storch Tn left to the scoreboard. Three scores followed each othe1 over the platter. and the tally sheet stood to T.
 Scrap for Winning Run
 Each team then settled down to score the deciding run. Manager Molesworth, | beginning .he seventh, dericked Kent, ! and substituted Trough. Manager ocHWdrtz Stoou pat with Batr.
 In the seventh, Storch got on by walk ing and went to second when McGilvray dropped throw of Trough But Lindsay fied out to Molesworth and Munson famed. In the same inning, with two down, Wagner walked. but went out i'm mediately attempting to pilfer second
 In the eighth, the Vols went out in reg ular order. The Barons threw away d grand opportunity to. sew up the game |, opened by walking, and John ston singled through short. Yantz sacr- | Heed the runners to third and second l and all that was needed was a long fly. | Elliott. however popped out to Munson, and Trough flied to Wiseinan
 In the ninth, with two down, Storch re- ceived the pellet on the left side of his cranium and went to first He trieds to steal. however and went out. And then the Barons won the game.
 Marcan popped out to shortstop. Phelan walked. Molesworth doubled to left, Phelan taking third Wagner then rolled to Perry and Phelan. moving like .