The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-12
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Greensboro, May u.-(Special) )-South- ern University and the University of Florida broke even on a two-game series when the F'loridians copped the second game today, 6 to 5. Terry for Southern got in bad in the second inning when a single, three hit batsmen ana a couple of errors permitted six men to score. After that Stephenson, who relieved Ter ry held Florida scoreless, allowing them only one scratch hit in seven innings.
 Southern hammered Pooser out of the box in the second inning and rapped hard on Holland, who succeeded him, the rest of the journey. Though Southern could get the men on bases, the necessary punch failed right at the critical moment. Southern had three men on and one out on two occasions, but couldn't put the winning runs across. The feature of the game was Pugh's stealing of home with the ball in the pitchers hands Except for the second frame, the game was beautiful exhibition. Score: R. H. E. Florida ................ 060 GOO 000-6 Southern ................ 320 900 000-5
 Batteries: Pooser and Holland and Farrier Terry and Stephenson and Quarles.
 Summary Two-base hit, Pugh. Three base hits, Quarles, Davis. Struck out, Pooser ?, Holland 8, Terry 1, Stephenson T. Base on balls, Holland ?, Terry 1, steph- enson B. Stolen bases, Williams, Swan son, Gertzer, Pugh. Double plays, Nor ton to Pugh; Holland to Farrier tV Swanson. Umpire Wheeler
 
 inning rally on Derrick's single, Meu- seIs double. Clark's walk Lindsay's single and Catons double. Carroll and Hauser couldn't deliver, how ever, and the game was over. The Vols exhibited some classy base running and clearly outplayed the Barons. It was the first series the Barons have lost at home this season. Poor fielding predominated in every contest as well as cratic hurlinS on both teams
 Nashville-Williams out, second to first. Sheehan out by same route. Baker safe on Perryman's error and stole second Kaufman singled to left, scoring Baker. Kaufman out stealing. One run, one hit, one error.
 mingham-McDonald out. second to I1rSI. DeTT1Ck SlnSleu lO ilSHt. mCuSCi hit to Ellam and a double play, Ellam to Sheehan to Kaufman. followed. No runs, one hit, no errors SECOND Nashville-Kores lined to Caton. EIlam walked. Street popped to Lindsay. Ellam stole second. Mcdonald robbed Reilly of hit and out at first No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Birmingham-Clark tripled to center. Lindsay out, short to first Caton singled over short, scoring Clark. Carroll singled to right, Caton taking third. Hauser hit Ito Sheehan. seCaton out at the~plate. Per l ryman forced Hauser at second. One run, three hits, no errors.
 Nashville-Rogers struck out. Williams out, second to first. Sheehan singled to right. Baker popped to Hauser. Birmin ingham-McDonald walked. Derrick forced Mcdonald at second, Kores to Sheehan. Meusel flied to Reilly. Derrick stole second. Clark walked. Lindsay forced Clark at second, Ellam to Shee- han. No runs, no hits, no errors. FOURTH Nashvlle-Kauffman flied to left. Kores singled to center and stole second. Ellam flied to Meusel and Kores took third. Street popped to Lindsay No runs, one hit, no errors.
 Birmingham-Caton flied to right. Car roll flied to left. Hauser walked and took second passed ball. Perryman strucn out. No runs no hits, no errors. FIFTH Nashville-Relly doubled to center. Rog CTS popped to Mcdonald. Williams doubled to the score board, scoring Reilly. Shee- han struck out Williams out stealing 1.,,I Nr,A tt tke, Birmingham-McDona struck out. Derrick popped to Street. Meusel out at first unasssted.
 SIXTH Nashville-Baker hit to second and beat it out and went to second on Clark's error. Kaufman out short to first. Kores popped to Hauser. Ellam walked. Street singled to left, scoring Baker. FL lam scored on Hausers error Of Carrolls throw. Street took second. Reilly struck out. Two runs, two hits, one error.
 Birming gham-Clark struck out. Lindsay hit to second and beat it out. Caton out, pitcher to first. Carroll out, second to- first No runs. one hit, no errors.
 SEVENTH Nashville-Rogers out at first unassisted. Williams flied to Meusel. Sheehan sin gled to left and stole second. Baker out, pitcher to first. No runs. one hit no errors.
 Birmingham-Hauser singled to center Perryman forced Hauser at second on a grounder to Sheehan. Mcdonald forced Perryman at second, Sheehan to Ellam. Derrick singled to center. Meusel tripled to deep left, scoring Mcdonald and Der rick. Clark hit to Ellam and safe on er- TOT, Meusel scoring. Clark out stealing. Three runs, three hits, one error.
 EIGHTH
 Nashville-kauffman singled to center Kores sacrificed, Derrick to Clark Ellam hit by pitcher. Street singled to left, SCOT ing Kaufman. Ellam took third and Street second on the throw to the plate. Reilly walked. Rogers forced Reilly at second, Ellam scoring. Williams was pur- posely walked, filling the bases. Two runs, two hits, no errors.
 Birmingham-Lndsay struck out Caton struck out. Carroll singled to right Haus- CT walked. Carroll stole third Robertson, batting for Perryman, struck out No runs, one hit, no errors.
 NINTH
 Nashville-Johnsonw went in to pitch for Birmingham. Baker singled to center Kaufman bunted and beat it out Kores popped to Johnson. Baker stole third Kaufman stole second. Ellam struck out Street hit to third and beat it out, Baker scoring. Street stole second Reilly tripled to deep left, scoring Kaufman and street. Three runs, four hits, no errors.
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