The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-29
Fly GEORGE H. BUTLER

ChrttaDoOga, July 2S.-(Specialo ] Carleton MoIesworth's soaring Bnrons md Kid EIberfeld's rejuvennted Look outs fought 12 desperate rounds to 2 and draw this afternoon, darkness alone breaking the hopeless deadlock. From the fifth inning, when the Look outs tied the county, until the ninth Perrymnn md Clark held the opposition helpless. In the extra innings. how ever. the LOokouts, to use football par lance, kept the ball In the shadow of the Barons' goal line but could not force the one necessary marker across, although Perrymnn weakened percepti- biy. Grimes relieved the cx-Broyynie in the twelfth. after Clark had opened with his second single.
 Mickey coyle undoubtedly saved the game for the Barons, if any one man can be given such credit With Harris on third in the eleventh and two down, Ca Neny hit vicious line drive between sec ond and first Cole made phenomenal block of the ball and with the assistance of Perryman, who covered, killed the local short fielder at first on the closest play or the game after Harris had already thundered across with what would have been the winning run.
 BarOns Threaten
 The Barons really threatened but once in the extra sessions. This was in the twelfth. when Moesworth, hitting for Hale, died an easy death Pitler to Har- ris, with Coombs on third and Clark on first.
 The Lookouts squandered golden op- portunity to end the game in the orthodox nine innings, when a single and a double failed to produce the one tally needed Mcbride first singled cleanly to center Cain, the Charleston phenom. who made his debut in right after Elberfeld had re- tired in the first with a smashed finger,
 was given instructions to bunt, but raised d high pop to Hale. Perryman caught
 the signal on an attempted hit and run play and served up a pitch-out which sent Mcbride to his death stealing. Kitch- en then followed with a two-base drive 1 against the left field fence Pitler grounded out.
 Both clubs opened briskly showing a single counter across in the initial stanza. There were no indications of a pitchers
 battle at this stage. Sloan opened for the Barons with single to center Magee hit into double death Caveny to Pitler to Harris, but Coyle followed with a sin gle to left Coombs tripled to right, SCOT ing Coyle, but went out, Daley to Pitler to Kitchens, trying to stretch the blow into a circuit clout.
 COOmbs Triples
 Daley first up for the Lookouts popped to Hale, but Graf singled to left. On
 the hit-and-run Mcbride singled to cen | ter, sending Graf to third Elberfeld' $ inclined out sent the run across. The Barons scored their final count m
 the fourth with two down after Magee had famed and Coyle had grounded to Caveny, Coombs singled to center He counted on Lindsays double The former Pel went out, Daley to Caveny to Graf, trying to stretch the blow into a triple The Lookouts tied the count in the fifth, which Caveny opened with a double to left center. Clark sacrificed and Daley s | drive to right produced the marker. Eoth clubs supported their pitchers l l brilliant fashion. The defensive play of the Lookouts was spectacular, while that of the Barons was deadly consistent