The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11

local runs. od Ring. for the visitors. hurled sood game. allowing only five hits, out 'NeS came at opportune times. In putting oSe- ! the first tally, Moley revived his once fanous "saueeze play" Ray Jansen hurtinr southworth home, after the Bar on right fielder had smasheo +bree-sa cker over Leache's head. The l second. last and winning run was scoieu rin the sixth when Bernsen hit sale past short and came home on Blliy oouth- | worths two-base clout to left fleid ohal- ,anooga barely escape a shutout by pusn- ing over counter in the final frame oi' hits by Leach and Graf, Flagsteao bunt and Grahams fly to left Wlth the +v;np run on third, Hill settled down anu struck out Bertie Phelan.
 Like both of the previous affairs with the Lookouts, the game yesterday was full of pep and ginger, even the uihpires showing disposition to hurry things along. The contest was free from wrahs- snr characteristic of all battles Tn which Mike Ffnn's teams have performed h the past.
 FIRST INNING
 Leach hit high foul to Bernsen TOT he first out Graf lifted fly to Al enberg in center. Flagstead smote the krst ball Hill served him to center Tor bne bag. Graham grounded to third and .Heady,' Eddie threw Flagstead out at econd
 McDonald grounded to Demoe and was ur at first, Graf took Altenberg s klxinner and threw him out to Graham Dunean drew a free ticket to first Bern ken backed into one of Rings fast ones and walked down to first, rubbing his head. Smith grounded out, second to first.
 Phelan flew out to Pat Duncan in left Cueto dropped fly out in Altenberg hands Duncan ran up and caught De- moes short fly to left.
 Billy Southworth led off with scream linz smash over Tommy Leache's head and nulled up third base by fast sprlnting. E-lark popped up to Phelan Jansen came m on the squeeze play, laid a neat punt
 front of the plate, scoring Southwortn.
 was well executed. Hill walked, put ed an first when Mcdonald hit a high dy to Graham
 THIRD INNING Higgins led off with a single to 1eft-center, and was sacrificed to the Laystone by Ring Leach fouled out to Red Smith Duncan took care or Graffs long fly. Altenberg hit grounder to second nd was out at first Duncan also vent out, Phelan to Graham. Bernsen SingIed between Graft and Demoe but Fas left on base when smith flew out Leach.
 FOURTH INNING
 Ray Jansen made nice stoy or r1agstead,s grounder and threw the hugging visitor out at first. Graham rounded to third and Eddie Killed i'm at the primary cushion. Phelan lew out to Southworth.
 Southworth grounded to short and yent out at first Leach went bacA nd caught Clark's fly to center sS>n- on grounded to second andS as out al jrst.
 FIFTH INNING
 Cueto hit safe to left feild and sole econd. It looked good for the 'Noo- hns. Demoe hit line drive to Clark nd Danny doubled the Cuban off sec nd Highs popped up to Clark.
 Hill hit a grounder to second and Fas thrown out at first. Mcdonald Erounded out to Graham unassisted. Altenberg drew a pass and vent out trying to steal second
 SIXTH INNING
 Ring went out Mcdonald to Bern zen, on his grounder Leach grounded
 Jansen and was out at first. Graff safe to left, but perished when ark caught Flagsteads fly back of cond
 Duncan grounded to Graft and Fred e threw him out at first Bernsen safe past short and on the hit and n, went to second when Red Smith founded out, Ring to Graham. South prth came through with a two -bagger wn the left field foul line, scoring srnsen Clark grounded out to Gra- nm.
 SEVENTH INNING
 Clark threw Graham out on his