The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01

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The Barons didn't do much conauerins
on their first trip to New Orleans this
,eason. getting away with but one game
nj of four They left the impress
lion though that they are live mem
as and may be heard from to bet
Il advantage later in the season. Ne"
o,Ieans fans have seen but three
southern league ball teams this sea-
aol,. and are, therefore, Unqualified 20
pass judgment 1t is the consensus of
op.nion. however, that Wordsworth has
better, gamer and CLASSIC crowd than
Mobile.
The final game ST. cre series went
n the Pelicans by the score of Il
Id. With Bert Maxwell pitching In
.rf nd form, there was absolutely no
ntance for the Barons to score any
ttins like a winner In fact, they were
XIV to get is near the plate as they
.Asyee-, nearest they got was in the
inning, and that was very very
Bauer, who had landed on the
for the best hit of the day, was
1sing the pan just as Marcan went
at second OF a force-out from
Eoles worth's grounder.
spectacular piece of work by
George Robe prevented this run Two
Amen were down when Pitcher Bauer
hit to the left field fence for three
taes. 1t was a terrible wallop and
as clean as they are ever made. Mar
can, the next man, walked. Then Moies-
worth hit a sharp one which went be-
tween Manush's legs, being partially
Uttered in its course by the third base
man. Robe ran over behind him, re-
covered the ball and chucked Marcan
CIT at second by the time Bauer
reached the plate
Rauer's hit in the eighth was the sec
.-a,.s the Baronsy had made of Max
IL, but they made a pretty stiff
" in the ninth. With two men down
bride singled to right field and stole
ond. and Elliott, batting for Gygls,
a hot one through the pitcher. Lar
was sent IN to bat for Emory
a fly to Spencer wound i: up.
the Pelicans hit Bauer much harder
n the score indicates. George Rohe,
pecially, hit in hard luck. That boy
Bride who has played startling
tine for four days in left field and
as been hitting like another Joe Jack
pn, caught two line drives off Rohc's
at, either of which sh ould have been
4ood for two bags.
q The last one was actually picked on
Il tcBride's shoe tops and a great man?
ms thought it was a pickup. when
Mould not have been called out. Rome
as undaunted by his hard luck h,t-
si1g though and drove in the Pel5
HhIrd run in the sixth with a. clean
Single by third base. Though the score
k1ows only one hit for George. &c
r4nked Bauer harder than any of the
Ptls.
An error helped the. locals 10 Their
first. With one down Emory booted
kManush's grounder and then Maroan
begged wild to Newton. trying to catch
| Fanush at second on Weimers ground
r, both men going safe. Jackson's
lean hit to center scored Manush A
| iouble play killed all further efforts in
that inning. Spencer hit to Emory,
who threw to Marcan. getting Jackson,
Ziar can doubling on Spencer at first
The Pels' second run was made in
tic fifth. Demont hit the left field fence
with a two-bagger, was sacrificed by
LATTE and scored on Maxwells infeld
gut, Bauer overlooking his opportunity
jpf pegging Demont out al the plate. \
\ hit and an error followed, but the Pels
didn't score again until the sixth when
clean hits by Jackson and Robe re-
3sulted in a tally