The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-20
By RICHARD F. LUsSIER Poor old MOleaMOrth!

Poor old MoleswOrth!
 After 20 years of playing and imam aging baseball clubs, his roynI TO- duntity was only able to spear two sensational line drives in center field yesterday and to hat in two runs and score himself with two singles in four appearances at the plate. In fnct, Molesworth defeated Little Rock by the score of 6 to 4 with n little CO., operation on the part of his hench- men.
 Owing to the broken thumb of Ed son Hemingway, the Baron lineup was again shifted yesterday. "Jeems" Ma gee went to left field and Cecil Coombs to first base Molesworth again broke in the game and the fans gave chubby Carleton royal welcome as he pranced out on the sward.
 Emmet Key Perryman, the most re- cent acquisition to the Baronial pitch ing staff, started pitching for the Bar ons and the tall boy kept the hits well scattered. Perryman retired after the seventh inning owing to the oppres-
  the game in excellent style.
 Barons Score Early
 The Barons started scoring on Will lie Fincher in the very first stanza. Todrick Sloan began the fun with d single to left. "Jeems' Magee looked a few wide ones over and then bounced on fast ball for a one-base knock to center. Magee's hit advanced Sloan to third and on the relay Magee went to second. Lindsay grounded out and Sloan scored. Coombs grounded out. Gladys Molesworth stepped to the fore and slashed out a safe drive to right, scoring Magee. Ellam famed.
 In the fourth the Barons again scored a duo. Coombs singled and went to second on a passed ball Molesworth forced Coombs at third. Molesworth by daring baserunning reached, third on Ellam's single. Clark was passed, fill ing the bases. George Hale singled to center, scoring Molesworth and El- lam. Perryman famed and Sloan popped out
 In the fifth the Barons acquired an- other counter when, with two out, Coombs walked stole second and scored on a single by Molesworth. The sixth inning brought the last run to the Barons. Clark doubled against the right field fence and went to third on a passed ball. Clark scored on Hale's long sacrifice fly.
 The Travellers were held scoreless until the third by Preacher" Perry man, although in the second inning Molesworth's sensational catch of Gov ingtons drive to deep center prevent ed a score and doubled up Baker. who had walked. In the third, with one out, Fincher singled and went to third on Jantzens single. Fincher scored on Starr's sacrifice fly.
 Baker Hits a Homer
 In the fourth inning Howard Baker lifted one of Perryman's fast balls run.
 The seventh inning saw Perryman weakening under the rays of Old Sol. Baker walked Covington singled A wild pitch advanced both runners. Downey popped to Ellam, who made a pretty catch. Gibson singled. SCOT ing Baker and Covington.
 In the eighth with Robertson pitch ing the Travellers made a bid for the game. Starr singled. Messenger forced Starr at second. Howard forced Mes senger at second Baker singled and Howard was thrown out at third by Tod Sloan's mighty arm.
 In summing up the features 1t might be we'll to state that Molesworth was very near the whole show, although the catching and timely hitting of Hale deserves favorable mention. Towards S catch of Sloan's drive in the seventh