The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-29

Montgomery, April 2s.-(specal)-Wil- helms wildness in the first and Gilroy's superb pitching in the second game made an even break of the double-header which was played at Capitol park between the Barons and the Billikens today.
 The Barons had the first game sewed up after scoring three runs in the sixth, but in the seventh inning Wilhelm passed three men in succession and filled the bases Trough was substituted and his first effort was to pass another man and force in a run. Two more runs were added after this by the Billikens and the game went into their column. The first game was one of the most exciting ever witnessed at the local ball lot. Both teams fought hard from beginning to end and it took 10 innings to get a result.
 The second game was q quiet affair, compared with the first In the second inning the Barons won by putting three runs across. Thomas was hit hard Tn this inning and after that session he was replaced by McGregor, the only southpaw that Dobbs has on his squad. From then on the game resolved itself in to pitchers battle, with odds in favor of Gilroy.
 In the first game the Barons only marked in one inning, that being the sixth. Yantz, first up, was given life at first when Sparks threw wild to Gra- ham. L. Pratt doubled to deep left field and Yant went to third. Mowrey beat out an infield hit, on which Yantz scored. Phelan hit to center and Pratt scored, while Mowery went to third Molesworth lifted long fly to center and MoVery came in on the throw in. That was all the damage the Barons could do in the entire 10 innings.
 For tho Billikens one was marked in the second. Smith hit to left for two bags and was sacrificed to third cor her by Graham and crossed the plate on Elwerts safety Another came in the seventh, when Wilhelm passed three men in succession and Trough passed the fourth forcing in a run. The game was tied in the ninth after two men were out. Osteen had three balls and two strikes called on him and then he laced out a single t4 right. Bill Kay scored him with a triple to center field fence
 Tie winning run of the game was made in the tenth after Graham had grounded out to AIcGlvray. Elwert hit safe and scored on D. Pratts two-bagger to left field
 The second game was MT. Gilroy's affair from beginning tc end. He had the heavy hitting Billikens at his mercy through out. Thomas was entered to pitch by Manager Dobbs for the Billikens. He lasted two sessions. The first was one two, three in order for the Barons, but in the second the Kicks got busy Me Bride, first up, hit to left for one bag. Large" William stung one to right for three sacks and Mac scored. Marcan handed out a Texas leaguer over second and McGiivray crossed the pan. An error by Pratt gave Yantz first and allowed Marcan to take the keystone. The latter was scored by Pratts single over second. Then McGregor was substituted by Dobbs and the pitchers battle was on.
 In the sixth after two were gone Me- Bride drew his base. Singles by McGil- yray and Marcan pushed him around, and this was all the Barons could mark on McGregor.
 In the Bllikens' chapter there was noth- ing doing. Only one hit came during the whole nine session. This was registered in the fifth Graham hit safe to left. FL vert and Pratt were outs. Graham worked around to the third corner on them Flint then hit a fast ball through Yantz and Graham scored.
 It was the lonesome score of the Bill likens. Large William was the hero of the day He swatted in the most ap- proved modern style Six bingles out of eight times up was his record.
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