The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-05

by the wrecklng crews ot each nine.
 4Dubyer Dee" Nesbitt started on the mound for the "Rotes" but the big boy was greeted with a shower of oin- gles and sought cover after the first trame. Three hits mixed in with 8 stack of errors enabled the Advances to score five times in the initial round and Manager Estes yanked Nesbitt and khoved in ~Walter'' Johnson. the star bf last years contest Walter proved IS wild as March hare and his sup port faltered in the pinches. After the sixth inning, Manager Speedy" Estes, who had played most every position on the team. essayed to pitch Ind with the same success that had attended the efforts of his predeces- tors.
 SCHULTZ IN FORM
 "sSlim" Schultz went the entire route tor the Indians and was in grand form. Slim was materially aided by having catcher who starred through but the contest, performing in a man. her worthy of Class receivers. Sims fEpworth-league" out completely baf- hed most of the "Rotes," only Frank Stevens and Sax Crawford being able Do solve the dirt-vender's delivery with my consistency.
 Dusty Mudd fielded his position yell and 'Windy" Anderson talked Eood game at third. Dan Dimick rtarted out behind the bat but was twitched to the outfield in very few minutes. As catcher, Dan is the best hghtfielder seen here in a long time Sid" Lazarus. the human string" had an off day in left. Sid tried vainly hn several occasions to lean his oS pounds against the agate and returned to the bench. claiming somebody had bored hole in his bat According to Sol Jacobs. Sid was far overweight tnd too heavy to put up his usual ttellar game Bob Brooke played error less ball in right field. Bob never had ! chance '1Ted'' Randolph was evil aentfy suffering from a cinder in the sye during his sojourn behind the plate but the bespeckled giant put up dandy ,sama when shunted to first.
 PAKSUN PUNCHES PILL
 For the Indians ''Bertie' Tnrock- morton fielded well and hit 300 for he day. Other Kiwanians who showed liking for the curves of Rotarian pitchers were "Parson" Barnwell and Paddy" Bissen, each of whom nit safely three times. Hungry Hanka Hawkins and Freddie" Brownell shone IS pinch hitters. both slamming out < singles when called upon. Big Boy'' < Bruce, on first. accepted 13 difficult dances without the sem mblance Of a niscue and bingled sharply on two occasions. Captain 'Ikey' Osbun han He'd his men well and showed some of he strategy for which he is noted when he ordered the Indians to hunt the ball in the first inning
 Gene Ireland in left field wjelded wicked piece of ash and drove in a number of Kiwanis runs. Gene" also uelded 800 for the day, which was far lbove the average.
 SPEEDY" MAKES GREAT CATCH The one outstanding individual feature was catch by Speedy" Estes of a nlsn foul behind the plate. After several syrauons, the grave Rotarian mentor made flying leap for the sphere ana eiung grimly to it, although the play knocked him off his pegs. His team mate, Sax Crawford, also made nor, cran one hard catch.
 Prior to the game, as advertised |, Ermono parade took place through inc np streets and attracted large amount 2 attention. The Boys Industrial ban,t played numerous pleasing selections be-