The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-09
WAGNER GIVES
 BARONS CHANGE

Regarding Max Carey, the Barons feel much antipathy to this speed marvel In the third inning Arthur Johnson lifted a high foul in left field and Carey sprinted Tor dazzling catch. In the eighth, Arthur pohnson again swatted the pill to deep ieft and Carey ran to the field bleach- CTS for backward one-handed catch Outside of these two robberes, Carey had fouf other sensational put-outs in deep left. made hit and scored one run. Ger ber, Leieune and Hinchman were able aids to the good work of Carey, and the pitch Ing of George McQuillen was air-tight as only two clean hits were registered off his speedy shoots, Lord Cecil Coombs mak- ing one of these-a long triple over Carey's head in the seventh
 As for the Barons their playing again lacked cohesion. They could not get to- gether on several plays, and the one re- deeming feature of yesterdays defeat was the sterling work of Charley Carroll at first base. Despite the fact that the fans have already started riding" Car rol. and doubt his ability to play the in- stial sack, the former utility man is there and will be retained at the first bag The trouble with the Barons is elsewhere then at first base.
 The Pirates started scoring in the second on an error, two stolen bases and two hits. Jimmy Viox singled through the box. It was not a hard hit ball. but it bornded over Arthur Johnson's head and then trickled through. Dannie Clark and Cecil Coombs for safety. .'Honusn Wagner sent high foul to left which Clyde Mcbride gobbed after a long run It was a beautiful catch and merited the applause it received
 With one out and Vox on first, the loose work on the part of the Barons started. Viox stole second, there being a mix-up between Coombs and Clark as to who would get the throw. Harry Hinch- mar then hit a grounder to Dannie Clark who allowed the ball to get away from him, and Viox went to third. Hnchman then stole second. The dily- -dallyng on ths paths got the goat of Arthur Johnson and he grocved the ball for Leieune who singled sharply to right field, scoring Viox and Hinchman Smith went out, unas- sisted, to Carroll. who made a fine stop McQuillen famed.
 Tn the fourth the Pittsburgs scored two more counters on more crass work by the Baronial athletes. Mccarthy popped up in front of the plate. The ball was hit about 20 feet high and was an easy .catch for either Wallace or Johnson. but the Alphonse-G Gaston stunt was pulled on the exasperated crowd and the ball fell safe. As H. c. Vance, the official scorer stated, Red Stewart might have come in from center field and made the catch if Johnson had been out of the way After this bit of bright work. Hinchman trlpled scoring Mccarthy. and scored himself on Leteunes grounder.
 In the fifth Max Carey bunted safely along the third base line. Edson Hem ingway picked the ball hurriedy and threw wild to Carroll and Carey went to second. Gerber singled and Carey scored. Johnson lined to Dannie Clark, who stepped on second base for an unassisted double play. Viox singled to center and stole second. Vick was caught off sec- ond, Johnson to Clark. On the play Dan nie Clark received a bad spike wound in the hand.
 The ninth brought the last run to the Pirates" Hinchman walked. Lejeune flied out. Smith lifted a high foul near the Baron bench and the ball looked like