The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-21
Games Today Chattanooga at Birmingham. Nashville at Mobile. Memphis at New Orleans. Little Rock at Atlanta.

For the second consecutive time in as many days, Kid Elberfeld yesterday aft ernoon produced a hurler equal to the task of making playthings of the Baron war clubs, when Jeff Clark applied a double coating to the league, title holders, hold ing them without a single score for IS successive innings. The Lookouts cap tured the first affray of the afternoon by a score of to while the second went to an to draw.
 Young Clark engaged Dickie Robertson in sensational pitching duel in the first encounter and while his work shaded that of the Baron performer the Lookout vic tory was the direct result of a miserable pebble by Captain Roy Elam. Behind Robbie the Barons put up their usual game of nil defensive work. The six hits sarnered from Clarks delivery were woefully scattered and in pinches the Barons were helpless. Robbie, despite his handicap, hurled magnificent game and was unbeatable when blows meant runs In the second inning of the first contest with Harris at third and Peters on first he whiffed Graf, Merritt and Ca veny in rapid spccession and in the ninth round after the Looxouts had registered three successive bngles he held them scoreless.
 The Lone Score
 The lone counter of the entire afternoon came in the eighth inning of the first game. Jud Daley, first up, singled sharply to right and immediately pur- Joined the keystone. Pitler grounded out to third, while Jud moved up bag Clyde Mcbride then dumped an easy grounder straight into Roy Elam's hands, but the Baron captain juggled it and Daley scored with the winning run In their half of the eighth and ninth the Barons were helpless.
 In the second battle Manager Moles- worth called on Arthur Johnson to turn the tide, but Elberfeld again sent Clark to the mound and again the youthful per former was invncibie. The two hurlers tagged brilliant exhibition of fancy pitch Ing, but the Chattanooga youth was the steadier of the two Like his predecessors the big Swede was forced to extend him. self to the utmost on several occa sons but pulled himself out of holes in great style Johnson's most brilliant piece of work came in the seventh. Peters opened the inning with double to left and Graf sent him to third with a sacrifice Merritt attempted the squeeze, but bunted hgh and the Baron hurler snapped up the pop retiring Merritt and ran Peters down on the third base line for the third out and an unasssted double play Again in the
 
 hole. Graf opened with triple to right to begin with. Merritt hit a bounder to Clark and went out to first, while Graf was held at third. Johnson then steadied and famed Caveny and Clark.
 Roy Saves Day
 If Roy Ellam lost the first battle he saved the Barons from defeat in the sec ond game. when with brilliant stop he retired the Lookouts for the final out in the ninth inning. With one down in this session Harris was hit by a pitched ball, Peters hit to Johnson, who tossed Harris out at second. while Peters reached first Graf then singled to right and Peters raced to third Merritt then drove a erounder through Johnson, but Ellam coming from short. took the bounder on the run and retired the runner on a beau tful throw. Featuring the games in addition to Clark's hurling was the fielding of Daley and Coombs.