The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-02

Chattanooga, July 1.-(Special MARK
Hannah. the Lookouts' receiver. is very
religious man. The Scriptures state that
to him that hath shall be given and Han
nah believes In a literal Interpretation
of the mandate.
The Barons have the Southern league
gonfalon cinched-that Is, as far as the
Lookouts are concerned, so Hanna pro-
ceeded at Andrews field this afternoon to
present them with another game, further
swelling the percentage of Molesworth' s
pellet FASTING club. The count was six
and four. Hannah's gratuity came in the
very opening round In the shape of three
runs.
Maroan, first up, took two in the groove
and then spun twister right In front
of the plate on the third attempt. Han
nah was after the ball like cat. but in
stead of Begging to Coyle shot the sphere
into right field while Marcan ambled to
third. The weird heave upset Ware and
he smote Messenger In the dorsal region
On the first ball offered Johnston, Bob"
sped toward second and when Hannah
pegged TO center field Marcan scored and
Messenger steamed to third.
Johnston then stung the pellet to center
and Messenger tailed Almeda singled
to left, sending Johnston to third. On the
first ball pitched McGivray hunted in
front of the plate, but Hannah again
pegged wild. Johnston scoring and Almei-
da going to second. With two men on,
three across and none down, 1t appeared
that call for the fire department would
be necessary to end the pyrotechnics. but
Mcbride kindly grounded to Sentell
while ELAN and Dilger followed with
easy outs to Coyle. which inflicted no
further damage upon the laeerated plat
ter.
L0Okouts Rally
The Lookouts rallied slightly In their
half, sending two across and with pinch
wallop from either Balenti or Runser,
would have passed the Barons tempor-
arily at least. Hopkins, first up walked
and reached second on Sentel's infield
out. Moran doubled to left and Hopkins
scored. Coyle followed with a single to
center and Moran tailed, Mickey going
to second on the peg to the platter. Barr
grounded to Almeida but the latter FUN
bled and all hands were safe. On the
first pitched ball, Hyder pilfered second,
but Marcan threw Coyle out at the plate
on Balenti's sharp grounder Balenti
then pilfered but Runser whitfield.
Errors Help Barons
In the second, the Barons came back
with two more and had the lead hence
forth with fear of dislodgment. Hard
grove, first up, grounded out, but Marcan
singled to center. Messenger followed
with a double to left and third and sec
ond were occupied Johnston walked. Al
media flied out to Barr in center and
Marcan scored. The relay peg to third
had Messenger by five feet but Sentell
pegged over Balentis head and Bob
scored. Jimmy went to second during the
process. On the second ball pitched the
speed merchant stole third without hit
ting the dirt but McGilvray popped to
Sentel.
The Lookouts added two more in the
sixth on singles by Coyle and Runser and
Bars triple and the Barons one in the
seventh when Ware forced Almeida
across by walking ELAN with the bases
full Neither runs had any material eff
feet on the battle, 1t being decided In the
second session After the first seance
Hardgrove was complete master of the
situation, Coye alone being able to con-
meet with any frequency. The box score
follows: