The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-07

By pounding the slaDfs of "Prenchcr' 1 Perrymnn to nlI corners of the lot, the GuIIs had no trouble in defeating tine 1 in the morning game yesterday. Karr who was on the mound for the GuIIs, was effective throughout. although he 1 sIackened his pace In the last two in- 1 nings. Pcrryman was hit hard through 1 out. l The Barons fielded poorly and played l listless ball. The Gulls did little better, I but the luck was with them, and conse- quently they registered a winsIt was in | the eighth inning before karr's delivery was solved, and in the ninth the Barons made a great stab to land the bacon but failed-it was too late.
 Preacher" Perryman had nothing. He was wild and free trips to first were numerous. His wild pitch with Perry on third gave the Gulls their first counter in the second inning. The final score was Il to '.
 The Barons were also there with a rap occasionally and their 10 safeties came near proving the downfall of MT. Karr. The Gull twirler held the Barops helpless for the first three innings. not a Baron runner reaching first.
 Claton Perry and Marty Calhoun were exceedingly greedy in their efforts to one home run with two men on bases, while his two other singles each helped bring in Gull run. Calhoun's triple counted the second Gull run while fNs double in the terrible seventh helped to finish the Rev. MT. Perryman.
 The Gulls' first counter came in the second. Perry opened with clean sin gle to center. Carl Flick sacrificed him to second. Calhoun hit a grounder to Clark and was out at first. but Perry ambled to third. With Schmidt at the bat Perryman uncorked a wild fling and Perry counted. The Gull manager then lined out to left. Another run was scored in the fourth. Burke led off with tap down the third base line, and beat it out. Perry didn't attempt to sacrifice and lifted a long fly to Sloan. Flick hit a grounder to Clark and was out at first, but Burke advanced to second on the play. Marty Calhoun tripled to the scoreboard, and Burke scored Again Schmidt proved unable to deliver and drove slow grounder to Clark for the third out.
 Barons Score One
 In the fourth the Barons had d golden opportunity to tie the affair up but. failed. Sloan got the first hit off Karr, single 10 right. Maeee forced Tod at third on his grounder to Perry. Bill Lindsay singled to center. Dannie Clark drew walk and with the ba ses choked Mickey Coyle lifted d fly to Northern. Magee scored by excellent base running, while Lindsay took third Cecil Coombs popped out to second for the final out.
 In the seventh the Gulls held their Labor Day celebration. Carl Flick led off with d single to center and went to third on Calhouns double to right. Schmidt was intentionally passed, filling, the sacke. karr hit an easy grounder to Ellam, who fumbled long enough for Flick but threw karr out at first. Holt HcDowell sin sled to left and Calhoun and Schmidt scored. The Ensley boy then stole second and advanced to third when Baumgard- her was out, Ellam to Coyle. Northern singled to right and Mcdowell scored. Burke walked and Perry cleaned the bases with a home run to deep left. Flick ended the fatal session with ground
 
 in the ninth. Northern walked, was forced at second on Burkes grounder to Ellam. Perry singled to center and Burke went to third, while Perry advanced to second on the throw to Lindsay. Flick scored them both with single to Sloan, but was caught off first for the final out
 Barons Try to Rally
 The Barons made a desperate effort to overcome the huge lead the Guls had piled up, but it wasn't much use. In the eighth, with one down, Perryman actually singled to right for his fourth hit of the season. This so completely rat tied the Gull twirler that hits came thick and fast. Sloan doubled to deep right and Perryman scored. Magee drove a single to left and Toderick scored. Lindsay popped up but Clark walked. Mickey Coyle was safe on Baumgardner's error of his grounder. With the bases full and two out. it was up to Lord Cecil to win a ball game for the Barons. But that was all Cecil hit a slow and easy roller to Karr and the Baron cause died-until the ninth.
 Eilam drew walk to open the ninth and went to third when Jack Wallace doubled to left. Carroll. batting for Perryman, popped up to second. Sloan got his third hit of the day with single to left. Ellam scored and Wallace took third Magee singled again to left and Wallace scored Lindsay drove a hard grounder to Cal houn and was out at first on a close play Dannie Clark put a Texas leaguer back of second and Sloan and Magee scored Mickey Coyle ended the suffering by grounding out to second.
 Sloan, Magee and Clark played a good game for the Barons. the trio secur-