The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-12
Gar1es Today
Atlanta at New Orleans. Memphis at Montgomery. Nashville at Mobile.


 Nashville at Mobile.
 Chattanooga, May 11.-(special)- )-Both the Lookouts and the Barons, played slightly cratic but highly spectacular ball this afternoon in vivid contrast to the first two games of the series, but the locals were more opportune in their hit ting and nosed by single run margin, and B. Big Bill McGilvray let over what proved to be the winning marker when lie dropped Ellam's throw of Biltz's grounder in the fourth, for what should have been the third out, allowing Balenti to score. A wild pitch by Foxen allowed Jordan to score in the fifth.
 Rally in Ninth
 The Barons made sensational ninth inning rally, rushing across two runs, and the fill out came only after a thrilling play at the plate when Hannah tagged out Ellam attempting to score from sec ond on Balentis wild peg of Marcan's grounder.
 Johnston was again the star figure of the Barons lineup, he securing two hits out of three times up and making two difficult catches. Almeida made his debut in Baron uniform and played credit able mechanical game, securing 6 single and a double out of four times up and handling all his changes. He gave indi- cations of being slow thinker, however, calling to the umpire upon two occasions to ascertain how may men were down Wares bat which result in hit, when it would have rolled foul by 10 feet if al lowed to go unmolested.
 McGilvray Boobies
 The locals third tally came in the fourth, thanks to McGilvray's pebble. With one down Balenu bunted to Foxen and beat it out. reaching second when the latter begged wild. Hopkins grounded to Marcan, and the Indian raced to third. Blitz grounded to Ellam and Roy made q perfect peg to McGilvray, but the latter dropped the throw as Belenti sped across the platter. Hannah popped to Ellam The final run came in the fifth. With two down, Jordan. walked and pilfered second on a delayed steal. On the neat offering he sped to third. The boldness of Otto unnerved Foxen and he threw against the grandstand. Jordan scored. This ended the locals festivities.
 The Barons scored one in the third. El- lam, first up in the third, singled cleanly to center, but Dilger forced him at sec ond Foxen whiffed, but with two down Marcan bunted and Hannah who fielded the ball, threw wild to Coyle, Dilger go- ing to second and the runner to first. Mes senger doubled down the left field foul line and Diger scored Johnston ground- ed to Jordan, who made beautiful stop and peg for the third out.
 That Eventful Ninth
 McGilvray opened the final session, which all but brought victory to the de- termned invaders with a clean wallop to right. Mcbride bunted down the third base line and beat it out. Ellam bunted to the pitcher for a, second safety when Ware begged wild. McGilvray scored, leaving the first two sacks still occupied Yants. batting for dilger, advanced both men with a perfect sacrifice Carroll was called in the pinch to deliver the hit that would have tied the count, but in- gloriously whiffed. Marcan attempted most nobly to retrieve the damage and grounded to Balenti. The Indian begged wild and Ellam attempted to score from second taking a desperate chance. Coyle made a wonderful recovery and Hannah, Elam and the ball all three were envel- oped in a cloud of dust at the plate As it cleared he waved his hand. Victory was that of the Lookouts.