The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

Burleigh was in fine fettle and not
once did the Schmidtmen become dan
gerous. Allison was touched for IL
safeties, including several taps that
were good for extra bases. The Gulls,
however, offered scrappy game and
the large crowd was repeatedly
thrilled.
Emil MeuseI led the Barons' attack
The Baron right gardener played swell
game, getting a safe rap on every trip
to the plate. Eddie Mcdonald carried OIL
the fielding honors besides giving the ball
q solid lick on every trip to the platter.
The Barons scored a tally in the first
session that proved enough to win the
game Eddie Mcdonald opened with
double which rocked the fight field fence
Fred Derrick laid down a neat sacrifice,
and the Baron field leader romped to
third. Emil Meusel crashed a clean one
to center, and Eddie cantered home.
BARONS SCORE FOUR
The Barons put the game on the ice
in the lucky seventh. Danny clark
opened the session with a clean single to
right. Jimmy Eschen crossed up the Gull
infield by singing clearly to center.
''Red' Smith put the runners up a peg
with a sacrifice. Moley called upon the
old squeeze play and Kid Cation laid down
a perfect bunt and Danny counted Cation
was safe at first when the throw to the
plate was late. Cation stole second
Grimes lifted long fly to right, and
Eschen romped across Cation took. third
on the throw to the plate. Eddie Nc
Donald was hit by a pitched ball ana
swiped second Fred Derrick counted
Cation and Mcdonald with clean single
to center.
Another tally was added in the eighth
frame. Meusel opened with clean dou-
BILE to left, and took second on Cecil
Coombs' infield out. Jimmy Eschen beat
out a hit to Holley and Meusel counted
The Gulls never did seriously threaten
and didn't get but two runners to third.
In the third, the Gulls had their pest
chance to score, but failed. With two
down, Cation booted Holt McDowelPs easy
roller. Charley Schmidt singled to right
and Holt took third. Swacina couldn
deliver, however, and the best chance of
the Gulls vanished.
FIRST
Mobile-Gondelfi safe on Derrick's er-
ror Massey sacrificed. Mcdowell hit
a grounder to Mcdonald and Gondolfl
was out. Mcdowell stole second. Schmidt
walked. Swacina struck out No runs,
no hits, one error.
Brrning ham-McDonald doubled to
right Derrick sacrificed. Meusel sin
gled to center and Mcdonald scored.
Meusel stole second. Coombs out, third
to first Clark struck out. One run,
two hits, no errors.
SECOND
Mobile-Wilcox lined to center. Holley
doubled to right. Cavet struck out. AL
lison out short to first! No runs, one
hit no errors.
Observation-Disclosures out at first unas-
sisted. Smith flied to center. Cation out,
short to first. No runs, no hits, no err
rors.
THIRD
Mobie-Gondefi popped to Smith. Mas
sey flied to left. Mcdowell safe on Ca
tons error. Schmidt singled to right
and Mcdowell took third, Swacina out
second to first. No runs, one hit, one
error.
Birmingham-Grim out, pitcher ia
first. Mcdonald walked Derrick popped
to Holley Mcdonald out, stealing. No
runs, no hits, no errors
FOURTH
Mobile-Wilcox out short to first. Houey
out, third to first. Cavet out, pitcher to
first. No runs. no hits. no errors.
Observation-Disclosures singled to center
and out, stealing Coombs singled to CEN
ter. Clark out, second to first. Eschen
out, third to first. No runs, two hits, no
errors
FIFTH
Mobile-Allison out, second to first.
Gondolh walked. Massey sacrificed. Nc
Dowell hit to Clark and beat it out.
Schmidt flied to left. No runs, one hit,
no errors.
Birming ham-Smith flied to right. Ca
ton out, second to first Grimes out
short to first. No runs, no hits, no err
rors.
SIXTH
Mobile-Swacina out, short to first.
Wilcox singled to center and stole second.