The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-27

as his dome is smeared with locks of that the aforementioned "Whitey' br encounter, defeating the squirting Doo With "o1d sor' beaming down in nlld- summer form and spurred on py tre nlaudits of the largest crowd since open ing day. Moley's climbing sarons went o,,t to battle the foe, undaunted by ene sudden JOSS of their star short tleiaer' Debus, The Baron chieftain sent hay Jansen out to fill the shoes of his de- nsrted brother and right we'll Ray per formed -h.. task. smacking out two lus- cious bjng;es, one of which badly dam- aged the Pelican hopes.
 The Pels banked on old Bill Bailey 5 southpaw cross-fire to pull 'em over the river. and that Bill failed is no faule of his own. for he pitched brand or oai1 that would win nine out of 10 contests Dobbs presented somewhat patchea line-up sending Kitchens to thlrd 'o take inc p,ace of Schooner, who is nurs- ing a case of grippe.
 The Pelicans tallied couple in the fourth on three hits, but outside of shis stanza only one man got as lar as tnlro base. The Barons put over run III each of the third, fourth and fifth ln- nings. the winning counter being scored bv Altenberg on Bernsen's two-oagger to centerfield. Although the visitors made six errors behind Bailey, only one of the locals tallies can be attributed to these Iniscues.
 The game in detai:
 
 Hemrningway walked and took secono' when Gilbert grounded out, third to first. Barbare grounded out, Mcdonald 10 Rernsen. Glazner cut loose with Wild pitch and Hemingway went to thira, Big Eddie Edmondson walked. At this noint Edmondson took lead on ilrs' and Hemmingway tried to slip in home hnt whitey shot the ball to Mcdonald for the third out. No hits, no runs. no er- TOTS.
 Altenoerg, first up for the Barons, beat ont a lit to short. Mcdonald grounded to short and double play resulted Bern sen grounded out short to first One hit no runs, TO errors
 SECOND INNING
 Bluhm flew out to center field. Comp ton nopped up to Smith. Kitchens wa: called out on strikes. No hits, no rms no errors.
 Duncan lifted a fly to right for th' first out. Southworth was safe or Bluhm's error, but went out stealing Clark drove fly to fright. ending thu inning. No hits. no runs, one error.
 THIRD INNING
 Peters hit high fly to McDonald Bailey lited one to Southworth. Jan sen took care of Hemingway pop-up. No hits, no runs, no errors
 Jansen popped up to the catcher Smith hit safe to right field and tool second when Kitchens booted Alten berg's grounder, after Glazner ha' lifted to short. Mcdonald beat out al infeld hit and Smith scored when Bar bare threw wild to the plate. Bernsel grounded out, pitcher to first. Two hits on run, two errors.
 FOURTH INNING
 Gilbert led off with a single to righ and took second on Barbare's sacrifice Edmondson smashed one against tn right field wall for two sacks. scorin Gilbert. Bluhm flied out to shor Compton beat out grounder to Bern sen and while the Barons were kickin on the decision Edmondson scored fror third Glazner caught Compton off frs but he landed safe at the keyston when Jansen dropped Bernsen's throv Kitchens walked. Peters ended tn agony by flaming the evening zephyr Three hits, two runs, one error.
 Duncan drew life on Kitchens mu of his grounder but was out trying purloin the midway sack. Southwort walked and went all the way to thin on Clark's single to center. Ray Jal sen came through with timely ping to left, scoring Southworth. Smlt walked. filling the bases, but White hit into a double play. ending u rally. Two hits, one run, one error.
 FIFTH INNING
 Bailey grounded out to Bernsen III assisted. Hemingway beat out grounder to first but was caught 0 the bag and put out at second. Gilbe hit safe to right field and stole secor but was left stranded as Jansen toe Barbare's grounder and threw him ol at first Two hits. no runs, no errors
 Altenberg walked and went all u way around to third on Mcdonald A1a4 T.. D1,