The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-07
Barons Begin to Hit Again
 And Easy Victory IS Scored
Moley's Men Pound Cy Marshall for 12 CountersDanny Clark's Inield Work Features-Bill Webb and Doc
 Johnston Have Big Day With Willow
By G. J. FLOURNOY

Barons made their appearance
 here this afternoon for the sec
 cOnd time this season and won an
 easy game from the lowiy tail-end
 GuIls by the score of IF to 2. Cy
 Marshall, pitcher sent to Mobile
 by Memphis, was given the days
 work and he was hit hard by the
 visitors, total of 12 hits being
 secured off his delivery. Mixed
 with the dozen safe blows were
 three doubles and triple.
 Danny Clark, the keystone sacker of the Barons, featured the game with his bril- liant work. Throwing one runner out while nearly lying on the ground, Danny handled Il chances without the slightest kind of a break and started two double plays that were successfully pulled off and which were very fast. Johnston and Webb featured with their hitting, the former rapping out a triple and double and the latter three singles out of four times up.
 Hill was never in any danger and the be- spectacled pitcher was given the best of support. The Baron infield showed all kinds of pep today and played an inn proved game over the early part of the week.
 BARONS SCORE EARLY
 Birmingham opened up on Marshall in the first inning, Johnston, the first man to face him, driving out double to right. He went to third on Southworth's sac rifice and scored on Coombs sacrifice fly. In the second inning the Barons slipped over another run on Ellis two- base hit to right center, a sacrifice hit and Caton's long sacrifice fly to center
 Mobile scored run on Hill in the third inning. Griffith walked. Marshall flied out to the pitcher. Golvin was also giver Texas leaguer back of second and Grif- fifth went to third. On McDowells in- field out Griffith scored.
 The slaughter of the poor old Gulls, who have not but one real pitcher on tfeir staff, happened in the fourth inning, Il men facing Marshall before the side was retired Clark opened the frame by beating out a hit to short. Ellis sac rificed and Clark moved up to second, from where he scored on Webb's single to left. The throw was wild to the plate dHu WeDD WeIt to IHlTQ.
 SLAUGHTER CONTINUES
 Caton walked, Haworth bunted to Mar shall, who threw bad to the plate and Webb scored and Caton pulled up at third before the ball got back in the diamond Haworth stole second. Johnston tripleo ro' right ana eaton ana TIaw scored southworth doubled to right and John ston scored.
 Criffitb tlo NTob;Io ootoho, xro. l:. ,,, the hand and retired, Hager relieving him. Coombs walked and he and South worth worked the double steal Clark grounded to second and McDowell threw wild to the plate and Southworth and Coombs scored, Ellis ending the inning by going out from short to first.
 Mobile scored another run in the fourth when Burke's hit to center took a bad bound and went for double. On Lunte S infield out Burke went to third. Butts singled to center and Burke scored. This was all of Mobiles scoring.
 BARONS COUNT AGAIN
 The Barons heaped more abuse on the Gulls in the ninth by putting three more runs over the plate. Southworth opened this inning by hitting safe to right for one bag. Coombs singled to right ano Southworth went to second. Clark flied out to right.
 Ellis grounded to second and McDow- els throw to the plate was bad and Southworth scored and Coombs went to third. Webb singled to center and while Burke fumbled the ball Coombs and Fl. lis scored. Webb stole second Gator and Haworth, who followed, were easy outs.
 Mobile got man on first in their halt of the ninth, but fast double play stopped them from any chance