The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

Another Chapter of the Old Story
DEFEAT BARONS
 BY OVERCOMING BIG LEAD
LITTLE GOSSIP
By BILL,

It looked for few moments yesterday that Sexton had pitched himself into permanent berth with the Barons.
 A man with glass eyes can see that the Barons need half a dozen new pitchers, with accent on the last word.
 At any rate, we are thankful that we had several innings in Which we could crow. It would be pitiable if we never crew again.
 home grounds. It's about time for the old veteran to try again. Benedict Barr signalized his return to the game by smashing out double the first time up.
 The sun is bad at Redwood. To avoid the sun Manager Molesworth will start the game this afternoon at S;45 o'clock. ], It is not so much when you start, but how well you end.
 The gamblers were having a merry aft ernoon frolic with the suckers III lhe grandstand yesterday afternoon. 1 The fans are beginning to fear that Montgomery will never again return to Birmingham.
 1 We are for Montgomery's permanent retention of a berth in the league. With out the seepers where would we be?
 We like the way "Rowdy'' Elliott fights. l Molesworths arm would make three of Bays, and still they say Molesworth hasn't an arm.
 ''Rah rah" Smith had difficult time with the\sun yesterday afternoon. And he had more difficulty in hitting "Rah rah'' Sexton.
 shortstop Ellam saw the game from the grandstand When the grandstand sees shortstop Ellam in the game then things will have assumed a rosier hue.
 Wagner got away pretty we'll when you consider that 1t was his first trial since his shoulder went ker-smack
 The time for pairing away surplus ma terial is near at hand. There may be corporal guard left after May 10.
 Tn all his career, Charlie Case has won but one game against Birmingha and for the one he won no one can hold him responsible.
 Viola smacked the sphere right mer- rily yesterday.
 l Case hit Sexton hard, but no harder l than Sexton hit Case It was case of pitcher eat pitcher.
 Harry Vaughn drafted Viola once
 upon time. But the Cuban declined l to report claiming that the climate was too cold. Harry made things pretty
 warm when he got that message
 Atlanta seems to be forging to the | front rapidly. The Crackers woke the Sleepers up yesterday afternoon. coyaleski was trimmed yesterday aft ernoon, although he pitched extra in nings and was faced by three oppos- ing fingers. Towards the end of the game Cadman rushed in as pinch hit ter and tore it up. He must have said som lo tHc 6iOo@ o-S 'S ' sage.
 Sentell has had another scrap. Yes- terday afternoon he and Holmes tied up hehind the scoreboard. The correspond : ent doesn't say who whipped, though both were chased out of the game.
 Why do they call Pfenninger and Fitzsimmons the Pickle Brothers? Th a,, are pretty fair necessary evils to our mind.
 Rohe was in a roaring humor yester- day afternoon in Mobile, and the way he defeated the Pole singled handed sent the Gull fans high into the air. Baseball weather has come at last. mr bovs. however, evidently go better when it is real cold. They used to make Philadelphia hump in the good oio winter time.
 But we are going to win some or these days just the same. The Detroit Tigers tail was twisted vesterday afternoon, but he has suf- fered but three beatings this season. pbiladelphia continues to win and head the National league. Doolns Cin- cinnati trade has worked well. He, in inc beginning, thought it would be. No other man in the world agreed With him.
 Cilrov was released outright yester- day He didn't want to go to Merl- dian. Where he has gone no man knows.
 l schettler is dissatisfied with the south and says its so hot down here that ne | can't get stuff" on the ball.