The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16


 EHam started the game with one out fielder and two infelders, the rest of his lineup being crazy quilt affair. BE Harry Swacna, who was sitting up in the stands, rushed down in the visitors dugout and volunteered his services. Har- " was stationed at first base during the second inning and performed credit ably for the remainder of the game. Kaufman and Marshall jumped the Nashville team yesterday morning, leav- ing big gaps in the already weakened Vol machine.
 Moley sent his star hurler, Slapnicka, out to oppose the misfits and Slap toyed with them throughout, allowing six scattered hits, but tightening always in the pinches
 The game in detail:
 FIRST INNING
 Ellam drew a pass to first Wickham fouled out to Haworth, trying to bunt. Kniseley singled to left, Ellam going to third. Baker grounded to Slapnicka and Ellarn was run down between tnird and home. Burke flied to Duncan.
 Smith grounded out, Ellam to Burke. McDonaId struck out. Southworth drove q long triple over Jonnard's head and went out at the plate trying to make four bases on the hit.
 SECOND INNING
 oNiel flied to right field. Hoyt sin gled to center. Swacina went in to bat for Jonnard and noisted high one 70 Baworth Decatur flied to Southwortn. Duncan hit safe to left. Clark forced Duncan at second on his grounder to Burke Haworth hit into double play.
 THIRD INNING
 Ellam fouled out to Bernsen. Wickham grounded out Clark to Bernsen. knisely flied to Duncan.
 Bernsen flied to right. Jansen ground ed out Decatur to Swacina- Slapnlcka grounded out. Burke to Swacina-
 FOURTH INNING
 Jansen made great one-hand stop of Bakers grounder and threw him out at first. Burke flied to Duncan. O'Neil singled to center. Hoyt was safe on Bernsen's error. Swacina struck out, Red Smith started the awful fourth win single to center. Mcdonald walked. Southworth bunted to Decatur and heat it out Smith scoring when the Vol hurler threw wild to first. Pat Dun can drove a two-bagger to the center field fence. scoring Mcdonald and South- worth Clark singled to right scorlns Duncan, but was caught orr nrst oS O'Neil Haworth singled to right. Bern san forced Haworth at second. Jansen flied to Enam,
 FIFTH INNING
 Decatur was called out on strikes. El- lam flied to Southworth WlcNhaln proundea out, Clark to Bernsen.
 slapnicka walked. smith flied to Kniseley. Mcdonald singled to right sending Slapnicka to third and taklns second on the throw to Baker SouthWorlh n singled to center, scoring Slapnlcka anu McDonald, and taking second on the throw-in Duncan's single scoreu Soutil, /, worth. Danny Clark sailed a beaatitui drive over the palings for free tri9 around the paths behind Pat. Hawortn sro,lnded out, second to first Bernsen flied to left.
 SIXTH INNING
 Knisely walked. Baker flied to Sou'n- worth Burke did the same. Duncan took care of O'Neil's fly to left. Jansen walked and went out steal ;ne Slapnicka beat out an infield mt rr,,tb flied to F,llam. Mcdonald grounded out, Burke to Swachina-
 SEVENTH INNING
 Hovt flied to smith Swacina singled over third. Decatur hit into double nlav. Jansen to Clark to Bernsen.
 Southworth lifted fly to center Duncan grounded out, short to tlrst Clark walked and vert out steahhg.
 EIGHTH INNING
 E.llaln singled to left. Wickhan singled past Clark. Klnsley grounded to Mcdonald and Ellam was forced out Baker lined to Duncan. who relayed ihe hall to Clark in time to double Wick ham off second.
 Haworth was safe on Wickham' error Bernsen drove a clean hit tc left. but Haworth thinking KniseleS would catch the sphere, stayed close tt first and was forced at second or Kinsleys throw to Burke. Janser singled to left Slapnicka sacrificed both runners. Smith grounded out Burke to Swacina.
 NINTH INNING
 Burke grounded out Mcdonald tt Bernsen. O'Neil and Hoyt botf grounded out, Jansen to Bernsen.