The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
Manager DobbS Denies
 Statement Of Tdnnehill
WITH THE SCRIBES

Barons, They come this afternoon for three games. Nashville was fortunate to take three from Mobile, yet they ought to have done it, when everything is taken into consideration. But with Birmingham it is different. Nashville has no license to take three from the Barons, but the local players are going to put forth every ounce of energy and skill which they have in stock to do it.
 Two out of three is about all that any one could reasonably expect to take from Molesworth's men, and if the Vols do that they'll have completed one of the most successful stay at homes that a Nashville club has ever had.
 Chattanooga Times: Manager Charley Frank of the Pelicans was spectator of yesterdays fray at Andrews field. Frank came to this city to open nego- tiations with Cleveland for the purchase Of Pitcher Rose. It is not known what the status of this matter is at the pres ent time.
 New Orleans Item: There is not likely to be any further trouble between Dave Callahan and John Nagle. the two prin- cipals in a fistic combat at Atlanta Wednesday. Cal and Nagle are appar- enty on the best of terms again and both appear sorry that their tempers drove them into a match of boxing prowess.
 Cal and Nagle elashed just before Wednesdays game at Atlanta. After few hot words they decided to go to the club house and have it out. They eX- changed three or four blows and players separated them. Cal is said to have had slightly the better of the set-to. He is slightly bigger than Nagle. They went back into the game in good humor.
 The scrap wouldn't have come off if Chonv Frank had been on hand. He would have kidded both men into good humor before they resorted to their fists. Cholly was in Memphis. He says there's no chance of dissension in his club and all the fellows say the same thing. They're too anxious for the flag.
 New orleans Item: If local fans were asked which of the players on the local pennant-winning team owing strict al legiance to Cleveland would be called in by the Maps at the end of this season they would, without consulting the Maps greatest mood or without looking up the figures, pick Dave Callahan.
 Cal is doubtless the class of the five Naplets here. Figures prove that but only by a very small margin Doane, Knaupp and Nagle are all good and it's question of choosing the fairest of queens
 Cal is batting 301 and is outielding all other outfielders in the Southern league. He is one of the best base-runners in the league, has one of the best whips and, in the opinion of local fans, is ready to go up again.
 Atlanta Journal: Heinie Zimmerman, one of the two players on the club who | iuries, came near being added to the
 hospital list on Tuesday. when he slid
 into third in the eighth inning and
 ing during the game, and Wednesday
 morning reported as all right.
 Atlanta Journal: Bill Foxen Tuesday made his usual balks in throwing to first 10 catch runners off the bag and got by
 the umpires in handy fashion with it. | The Atlanta players kicked strenuously on the decisions on the balk, but their protests availed them absolutely noth- ing.
 One of the worst features of Foxen's l balk Is that he knows he violates the rule in throwing to first after taking | his position to pitch to the batter, but | keeps it up because the umpires allow l him to get away with it.. While a mem l Der of the Atlanta hurling staff Foxen made the statement that the umpires in this league allowed the pitchers to balk just as often they liked and that he had just as much right to get away with | it as many others.
 1 Nashville Tennessean: That Baron in- | fieid is certainly 8 good one. They hand led everything yesterday in jam-up style. 1 They look almost as good the local l inhed, which is paying them the highest compliment this league can afford. Every throw on the infed was perfect. and every Baron had the pep. They look a
 lot harder to beat than the Pelicans. l Nashville Tennessean: The last time the Barons were here Trough opened the series and won three to two. He seems | to have the three-to-two habit In for Nashville. Wingo Anderson was the vc-
 tim last time, and on that date Nash vile outbatted the Birminshams. ! Nashville Tennessean: MeGilvray played
 neat game on the first sack yesterday
 He has been putting mp a game all through the season, and although he is
 not what you might call brilliant player
 consistency is his middle name. He an-
 nexed two safe hits yesterday, too. |VEAZEY PITCHES