The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-19


 l Atlanta at New Orleans Chattanooga at Mobile. l Like his namesaxe, Teddy Bair met his Waterloo yesterday when the Bar ons steam -rollered him to 9 After the Barons had succeeded in making three pilgrimages to the platter Wee Willie Trough weakened and before he ] could be stimulated the Volunteers had patted the platter twice and Perry was on third anxious to complete the cir cult and to tie up things to a fare-you- l well.
 However. he was nabbed at the plate by Yantz on relay from Carroll. The play was close and when Yantz drew up from the ground the ball bounded l from him. Umpire Kellum evidently thought that the receiver had held the | sphere on Clayton long enough to call the play completed and so Perry was called out. Then the Vols started a demonstration, but of no avail, as Kel- | lum was firm.
 The game was nifty one. Played in fast time, featured by fast fielding and good pitching it was all that could be 1 desired. Wee Willie Trough stood the
 
 while Bair was steady throughout. A wild throw by the Strenuous Ones l namesake allowed two Barons to ca wort home.
 The fielding of James was both sem sational and daring. In the third inning with Almeida on base, Large William McGilvray swatted the ball so hard that 1t seemed as if a home run was in store for him. However, Jesse James, like unto his cognomen, tucked his head and ran back. His paw shot up into the air and nabbed the flying pellet It was similar to one of the catches which Molesworth used to make in his balmy days. Again in the eighth Messenger hit a line drive between center. and left field. After a long run James made a diving catch and caught the ball at his shoetops. After rolling about and turning several somersaults he came up with the ball. He was the fielding star
 Trough Pulls Stunt Wee Willie Trough also distinguished himself in the defense. In the fourth inning Storch, contrary to all expeota- tions, hit a sizzling grounder toward Trough. Sticking out his meat" hand Trough caught the pill and tossed 1t to large William at first. The elongated twirler was in won derful form during the first eight in- nings. He allowed but three singles and was able to do as he desired with the lads of Schwartz. Bair was also in good form but his wild toss was disastrous one, and the Barons start ed to tapping his slants during the lat ter innings.
 After Trough had whitewashed the Vols for the first six innings Mar can opened up the hostilities in the sixth with single to center. Mes senger hit a roller to Schwartz, who touched first but allowed LII to scoot to second on the play. Then James Johnston hit one through third which Perry missed and Lii made the pilgrim age to the plate.
 Trough blanked the Vols again in the next session and then the Barons started to mix with Bair's sants. McGilvray, who had previously been robbed of safe ties twice. swatted one to center field. Mcbride made a similar slam to right but Peppery Robert was held at second Carroll laid down a neat bunt, which Bair handled and triel to catch Messen- ger at third. His heave was wide one, however, and both score before it was fielded.
 That Awful Ninth
 Everything rocked along nicely until the ninth, when things looked bad for Trough and good for Terry "Bruin." After Lat timore had tested Bill McGilvray's merit as chaser of pop flies, Storch hit an easy roller to Senor Almeida. The sun and his eyes got mixed and the grounder passed for one base. Then Boss Schwartz popped out to Lii Marcan and it seemed the hope of the Vols for a victory was like a ship on the rocks, but the unex- pected happened
 Del Young slammed one to right field for two bases and Storch crossed the plate. thereby ruining Prough's chance for a shutout. Then Perry singled to center and Young made the second jour ney to the four-sack cushion Lindsay damned one to the larboard for one bag. With third and first populated, the fans began to pull for Trough to tighten up. With a ball on Glenn, Lindsay essayed to steal the keystone. Yantz's trusty whip, which had proven to be the means of cutting down three ambitious thieves worked badly. but Carroll scooped it up and made a return to the Dtchman just in time to snuff Perry
 However, after the two had initiated pair of Roman athletes in pose, Yantz stepped off and the ball rolled toward the stands Kellum had waived him out and refused to change his decision, and then many of the Vols crowded around and told Kellum how he should have been done.
 Bill Schwartz, who Is known to be one of the most conscientious and gentleman ly players, however walked toward the bench and refused to engage in the squabble. although the look on his face was Of disappointment. However he smiled.
 Big Bill McGilvray had an awful day of luck. Although he srnote the pellet hard. he secured but one safety Bill was robbed of $l0 by Jesse James, the bold outfielder. Bill hit the ball so ter rifcally that in his mind vision of a s gold piece and a s5 pair of shoes and bit of extra change arose. He assumed