The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-02

Nashville. June 1-(Special.) 1.-The Bar
ons experienced no trouble whatever in
taking the second game of the local series
this afternoon, as the final count of . to
| well testifes 1t was more hitting and
more timely hitting and better all around
work by the rehablitated squad from the
Iron City. although the official score
shows the going even in fielding and on
the paths.
Wagner pitched a much steadier game
than Viebahn, and though he was hit
pretty lively during the opening rounds
he grew stronger as the game progressed,
hit was made, and that by the next to
last man up in the ninth. Seabaugh, who
got this safety, was the only man to
knock the ball out of the infield after
the first man came to bat in the fifth.
1t was little more than a procession
from local standpoint after the fourth.
batters appearing and disappearing In
row, IL men going out in succession to
McGilvray including all batters from the
the final round.
.e.s--.-.. a. BarOns- Score Early
At the start the game appeared to
promise close finish and large score,
but although Wagner frightened the Bar
ons hit viebahn all along until the wind
up. The Barons took one right on the
start. Marcan hit safely but went down
when Messenger landed safely on a field
er's choice. Messenger advanced on
Molesworth's infield out and scored on
McBrides hard drive to center. The Vol
unteers threatened in the first, but al
though Bay and Wiseman made hits,
Bronlsie stole a base and Emory failed
to held McBrides throw that would have
outed Flood, no runs resulted. The locals
closed the gap in the second, however, on
two-baggers by Scigel and Viebahn.
Thus things wagged until the fifth,
when the Barons cinched the contest with
three hits, two for extra bases, base on
balls and an error by BronlSie, Identical
with that of Emery. ELAN started the
trouble. first up, with fine two-bagger to
lef. going to third when Bronkie dropped
Bays and Lynch's relay, and beating
Ma,can's grounder to short to the plate.
counted on Molesworth's long three
Dagger to extreme left, the chunky man
ager counting himself Immediately after
ward on McBrides third successive sin
gle. The Barons added one for good
measure in the ninth when ELAN again
opened with a two-bagger and came in
when Seigel allowed Wagner's fast single
to filter through his legs.
BarOns Look Best
The fielding feature of the game was
the WORT, of Shortstop Lynch, who took
care without a miscue of IS chances. Nc
Gilvray was very busy man at first,
for although he had no difficult ones to
handle, as the Birmingham infeld was
working beautifully. he was nevertheless
called on II times and responded on each
occasion.
The Birmingham squad has made a fine
impression locally, 1t being freely predict
ed by those who have witnessed the two
games so far that as present composed
1t Is the best looking outfit seen here this
season. Manager Wordsworth will prob
ably worl Lower tomorrow, while Man
ager Bernhard will send In his only south.
paw, Keupper. 1t is regretted locally that
there will be no chance to see CovaleslH
In az tion, but 1t is Manager Moesworth's
int ntion to save him for the opening
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