The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-23
bARONS DEFEAT EASTERN L.EAGUERS WITHOUT TROUBLE Molesworth's Great Catch
 In the Ninth Saved
 the Day VISITORS RALLIED IN FINAL INNING Eleharty and Sexton Were Strong While Barons Found Rochester Pitchers Easily Wilhelm
 Couldn't Stop Them

The bold Barons had easy pic6ings yes terday The pennant winning Rochester club of the Eastern league was outplayed from the jump in every department. The final score was to 3.
 Until the ninth inning the visitors were shutout with two hits. In the final round however, they pulled off game rally and but for a wonderful catch by Mana ger Molesworth would have tied the score Fleharty and Sexton pitched for Bir- mfngham. In four innings Flehart had the Hustlers feeding from his paw. From the beginning of the fifth to the end of the eighth the visitors had failed to scratch hit off Sexton. But in the ninth they connected twice, one for three bases, which wallops, coupled with a pair of miscues by Marcsn and Ellam, are re- sponsible for the runs of the Hustlers.
 The crucial moment of the game found two Hustlers over the pan, couple on bases and Simmons at the bat. A home run would have tied the score, and the ball, having been leaned against by the buxom third sacker, started out with the typical home run ring. But with the crack of the bat Molesworth was chasing himself to the fence He turned in time and just as the shout of Manager John Canzel was in its loudest pitch the ball dropped harmlessly in the Baron's init. It was then all over.
 Pratt,s Triple Started Things
 The Hitting of the Barons pleased the spectators In three innings they found Irwin Wilhelm for a total of five swats. Holmes. though he twice filled the bases through his widness, was more of enigma Had the Barons been able to find him in the pinches, the Hustlers would have been crushed to earth Man ser, the third finger to face the clan of Molesworth, would have fared well but for his unfortunate wildness In the game the Barons piled up a total of nine jucy swats. A triple by Pratt in -sHnIecond was responsible for the first scores of the Barons. Half of the re- mainng eight hits fell to the lot Of Mcbride and McGilvray
 With Fleharty facing Wilhelm, the game started with fairly good attend
 
 ness in the first. The Barons connected twice. but when Marean was caught off frst-a decision which the Barons ques tioned-the hope of a score vanished. The visitors were again easy in the second. With one down, however, <McGilvray, in the Barons' half, beat out hit between first and second. Pratts triple scored him. Yantz was walked, and he and Pratt worked the douhle steal lack litschs wild throw permitting the former to reach third.
 In the third Marcan was safe through an error of Alpermann. Phefan sacrificed him to second, and McBrides luscious bingle-to center sent him over.
 Rally of the Hustlers
 In the seventh Mcbride opened with bingle to center and McGivray, follow ing, received the pellet in the hide, Yantz sacrificed. Manser then pulled off time- ly wild pitch. and Mcbride scored FL 1iott then squeezed McGilvray home
 In the ninth the Rochester Hustlers realized what was happening and got busy Moran opened with a screaming single to left. McMllan then tripled to right-center and could have scored had he extended himself Moeller his to Marcan and the second baseman boot ed the ball, McMilan scoring Osborn hit to Sexton and an easy double was m- minent But Ellam dropped the throw, and two were on. Simmons then smashed one to deep center and three would have scored, but Moesworth, after a great et- fort. caught the ball The Hustlers then gave up. Ward died easily on a fly 70 Yantz, and Alpermanns hit to Sexton sent him across the styx from first
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