The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-10

The remnant dreams of William Bern
hard had another rude disturbance yes
terday afternoon when the clan of [.
Wordsworth Hoped off with the opening
frolic.
The game. everything considered, was
a good one. There was an appreciate
lack of errors, and though Viebahn, VINO
twirled for the visitors, was as wild
as the proverbial hare. wont to gamble
IN March, that fact only served to add
to the thrills that continually CHASED
themselves up and down the spine of
the sightseer.
Earl Fleharty flung for the Barons and
did it as we'll as deliberately. The big
fellows rule is to take your time in all
things. and he carried out this bit OF
wisdom to perfection. Never slower than
yesterday was the Kansan.
There were no special features to the
game. Big Bill McGilvray did a bit of
neat fielding about the initial corner
when Michael Lynch in the seventh
bounded in a bunch from the ankle 10
the head of the baseman, and once when
a hit meant a run. Emery dug the smart
smack of vigorous Vinson out of the
gravel and hurled the big fellow out at
first And Lynch, favored by the fact
that he had only to touch second to. re-
tire the side in the seventh, was sue
cessful in handling a devihsh drive on
the stick of McGilvray. thereby cutting
off a pair of runs. While these were ex-
ceptional in the general run of fielding
The game. as whole, was fast and
clearly played.
The visitors started off boldly enough
Bay was early disposed of in the first,
but Flood cut free double over the first
corner. which was beared, and Wiseman
followed with a single to center which
Wordsworth failed clearly to handle. This
put Flood over the gate and the fans on
the bench of fear and discomfort.
Narcan's Foxy Steal
But in the fifth. the Barons, by hard
hitting and general foxiness, evened the
tally, and the chief performers were File
harty and Marcan. With Ryan put safe
" away the big pitcher hit one to deer
right. and though Vinson failed to give
him the path about first. he made 1t tc
second. Marcan followed with juicy
TO third, and before Seabaugh, who helt
the ball, could get his bearing, the fleet
footed gentleman from the Empire Stat
made off to second. The mighty DR.. Sea
baugh cut loose the pellet like shot, bu
20 taken with surprise was he that HI
threw to center. Fleharty was nudget
by the man who coached and he scored
The deciding run came in the following
inning. McGilvray opened with a hi
through Lynch. Elliott kicked his would
be sacrifice, and was called out for in
reference. Emery went out, Bronkie t.
Vinson, and McGilvray took second. Thel
Nicholas Larsen the renowned manufac
turer of billiard chalk, hove swiftly int
left and big Bill, by a magnificent out
burst of speed, rounding third, came
over the bag, which counts. The Baron
came very near making a thousand il
the seventh, when Viebahn filled thu
bases on walks, but as the locals hat
hit enough for one afternoon additions
tallies persisted on the paths.
While in the beginning the hamme
brigade attempted to rap the game int
Nashvilles column the success of tn
Barons soon sealed the lips of thos'
without civic pride. and imbued all wit
= determination to treat their friends an
tip the barkeep to boot.
- ORcfnI ScOre