The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-31
The Runs Started.

have walked away with the game on
score of to 0.
The Runs Started.
The first inning opened with a rush.
Schiap struck out but Piggy Wards ever
ready stick found the ball for a single
to left Not to be outdone Father Waugh
an landed on the nose of the ball for
two bags and Piggy went around to
third. Wagner followed in the footsteps
of Schiap and Delehanty In the footsteps
OF Father Vaughan, scoring the vener-
able first and second bagmen on the Ba-
ron team, and stopping himself on
second
All the blood in Matthews rose to the
surface when he faced Minahan, and
another chapter was added to the story
or how to hit the ball. Matty laced the
ball down third base line and stopped
on the third bag, while Delehanty walked
home. Hennessy was not to be left out
| OF the good things, so he hit safely and
Matty scored. The rooters, led by the
old familiar voice Of Rooter Brown. I'M
corked the greatest stunts of the season
| in yelling and cheering.
Hennessy started for second and had
| that bag stolen. Street threw wild and
Hennessy wo1t on to third, and scored,
Moore was given walk, and stole second
and then third. Raglan was also given
walk, but Schiap was ar easy out from
second to first.
| Runs Were Earned.
Birmingham earned the first four runs
made as all of them resulted from heavy
hitting. The wild throw of Street was
responsible for the other. Minahan was
wild in this inning. Moore covered him
self with glory on the bases. He stole
second and minute afterward he CON-
mitted the same crime to get to third.
In the second inning the Birmingham
boys completed their work. and after that
they rested, for 1t was no use to work
any harder. They had done enough and
they took pity on their friends. Minahan
did some fine box work after the second
inning allowing only two hits. He was
wild all through the game, and the bases
| on DailS ne gave we're III SOIne measure
responsible for two scores.
Ward led off and flew out to first in
the second inning. Father vaughans
stick was in working order again. and he
stung one to left for a single. He stole
| second. Wagner hit a hot one to short.
which was too much for Bridwell, and
Vaughan came trotting home. Delehanty
|
later on Matthews SINGLE his second hi,
| In two innings. Wagner walked and Dele
hanty went to third and was caught at
| the plate a minute later trying to score
| on Moores infield ball. Raglan retired
the side. vaughans run was earned
Cincinnati's Runs.
| Cincinnati secured her two runs in the
first inning. Bridwell reached first on
schiappicasse's error. Hostetter few out
TO Delehanty, and Moore allowed Dolan's
hot grounder to get through him, and
Rr,dwelI went to third. Delehanty fielded
The hall and threw It TO schiap. The
throw was not the best in the world, but
reached schiap on the bounce. He muffed
II and Bridwell accidentally kicked It to
the h,eachers, and scored while schiap
was getting the ball. Dolan reached
third on the same fiuke. Ragan made 4
Wild throw and Dolan scored.
After that the Reds did not endanger
the home plate at all. and only once
were they able to bunch two hits in the
same inning. That was when Doian and
Ewing succeeded in getting singles.
But for the two fiukes birmingham
| would have shut Cincinnati out The