The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-02
By L. s. BETTY

Montgomery, May 1.-(Special) Birmingham came back strong today and after suffering a defeat at the hands of the Billikens yesterday turned the tables and won the second game of the series this afternoon by score of to g.
 Curley Brown was pitted against Chuck Case and outpitched the Biili- ken hurler all the way
 Birmingham won the game in the first two innings when several punched hits. two hit batters base on balls and four stolen bases counted four runs for the Barons. This was not all that they scored, however, for when Montgomery threatened to tie the score in the sixth, though they man aged to get but two runs over, Bir- mingham came back in the first of the seventh, added two and another one in the ninth.
 Brown was strong with the excep- tion of the sixth inning when punched hits scored both of Montgomerys runs, but at all other stages of the game he was complete master of the situa- toin.
 Daly Star of Game | Jud Daly was the bright star of the game. He made seven put outs and had one assist during the game. His assist came in the sixth inning when
 1llam hit to left center for three bases. The next batter. Dilger. hit a line drive to left and besides making sensational eaton, Daly made a per feet throw to the plate and had Ellam rrt.f play of the game.
 The base running of the Birmingham players in the first two innings also featured, the Barons stealing four bases off Gribbens in these innings. lCovington's steal of home in the first inning brought forth applause from every Montgomery fan. One section of the grandstand was we'll filled with Birmingham T. P. As and their root ing helped the Barons considerably. l The Barons were not taking any chances today and they put two runs across the rubber in the first inning. After two were down coyington singled over sec
 ond. On hit and run play Knisey
 singled through short and Covington reached third. Case was at second base consulting with Baker and Coyington
 stole home. Knisely stole second and scored when Mcbride singled by third. 1 Daily caught Magees fly up against left field fence and the inning was over.
 Barons Again Get Busy
 Not satisfied with two runs the Barons
 continued their scoring in the second inning. Ellam first up was hit on the
 m, ..,ft ,>;t cl, ad hall nd roo ot,ad tt,ird on two infield outs Mcdonald singled
 sharply to right and Ellam scored. Mc- Donald stole second and Marcan toox | first when he was hit by Case. Coving- ] ton singled to right ana Mcdonald scored, Marcan reaching third. Covington stole second and Knisely was walked, filling the bags. but no more scores were made | in this inning as Daily made nice catch | of McBrides line drive to left. 1 Again in the seventh the Barons crossed the plate. Mcdonald opened with a drive to left center for two and was sacri- feed to third by Marcan. While giving Covington . base on balls Case made a. l wild pitch and Mcdonald scored. Knise- ly then singled to center and Covington took second. Mcbride then skied to Daly and there was no advance. Magee singled to left and Covington scored. Knisely taking third and Magee second on Dalys throw to the plate. Daily g throw beat Covington to the plate and he went back to third. While Knisey was nearly at third station, Gribbens threw to second and Covington scored. Ellam then famed.
 Marcan Scores Final Tally
 Marcan scored the Barons seventh run in the ninth. He opened with single to right, took second on an infield out and
 scored when Hollander threw McBrides :
 roller wild to first Daily again robbed
 Magee of another hit for the third time
 during the game.
 The Billikens could do nothing with
 Brown until the sixth when they scores
 two runs. Hollander led off with a
 single between short and third and went
 to second on Bakers short single to right Daiy sacrificed and Elwert's safety
 to center for one sack scored both Hol-
 lander and Baker. McBride let the ball
 go by and Biwert went to second. Jant- I