The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-06
Barons Continue 10 Play
 Poorly and Pels Win Last
Comstock Driven Cover in Third by Fusllade ot Hits Combined With Errors of His Teammates.
 Glazner Again Pitches Well

New Orleans, May 5-Carlton Moles- worth tried in every way he knew how to defeat the Pelicans today, but bone headed playing behind Comstock and the bats of Stansbury and Compton were too much for the round Baron chief and the Pelicans made clean sweep of the se- ries, taking the final game, to 4. Bril- liant plays brought the crowd to it's feet many times, but there was lack of the snap that characterized the two first games.
 Buck" Weaver made his first start for the New Orleans crowd and started out like he was going to let the Barons down runless. Mcdonald singled to start the first but Altenburg popped to Weav- CT and Southworth flied to Edmondson. With two balls and one strike on Dun can, the veteran Mcdonald got fly with Weaver and was picked off first by quick underhand throw. There was noth- ing doing for the Barons in the second, not man getting on base.
 When Jansen went out, Barbare to Biuhm, to begin the third it looked like Weaver was pulling a comeback. Smith shot a single over short and Comstock dropped another down the first base line Mcdonald struck out and started to take his spite out on Pfenninger, but the crowd hooted him. There were cheers for Weaver when Altenburg smashed long drive to right field for two bags, counting Smith and ComstocS. This un- nerved Weaver and he walked south worth Duncan's single to center field brought Altenburg home. and Bernsens s sharp rap between first and second, .t.s e.zII ,rxHf GatI+ h worth home.
 Dobbs here dericked Weaver and sent Bill Bailey out. Danny Clark started his peculiar record of the evening by waiting Bailey out and walking. Jansen came up for the second time, and slapped one at Hemingway, who threw to Bar bare retiring Clark.
 With one gone in the fourth. Mcdonald doubled to left field. Altenburg got his second hit when Bluhm failed to touch him after snapping up his grounder, but Southworth flew out to ReZza. Not an- other hit was secured by the Barons off Bailey. Danny Clark walked in the fifth and eighth innings and Southworth got on by being hit in the seventh, but these two were the only ones to smell the bags. It was after Clark had walked in the eighth that lightning double play was pulled. Jansen flew out to Edmond son for the first out. Smith laid slow one down to Stansbury. who whipped the ball to Hemmngway, who threw to Bluhm in time to catch Smith, running very slowly.
 Comstock got into hot water right at the start. Mcdonald allowed Hem mingway life by booting his grounder. and Clark messed up Stansbury's bounder 1t looked good for Comstock when Barbare and Edmondson went out, but Bluhm hit to deep center for two bases, and both counted. In the next inning Kitchens singled over sec- ond and Weaver flied out to center. but Hemingway sacrificed him to the Keystone. Stansburv then hit over the left field fence for home run.
 Moley left Comstock in the box put Fdmondson's hit between first and second Bluhm's sacrifice. Comptons single and Rezza's sacrifice spelled his doom.
 Glazner then started pitching. The only run off his delivery was for the circuit by Compton in the fifth Ihe game was called at the end of Bir- mingham's eighth to allow them to fcb rain