The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-16

eeH lit Sale 10 center and went out Steal- ing. It was the first hit off Hill
 Bernsea grounded out to Grimm unas- sisted Clark hit a fly to Fisher. Jan sen fouled to Grimm.
 FIFTH~INNING
 Hyatt noisted a fly to Southworth. tisher put one in Duncan's hands. Grimm nit safe to left field, but was caught off first and run down.
 Red Smith was safe at first when Dis tell fumbled his grounder. Montegut hit q fly to center field Hill grounded to Robinson and Smith was forced at second. Altenberg was called out on strikes for the second time.
 SIXTH INNING
 Coombs bunted in front of the plate, was out at first when Bernsen made q fine pickup of Smiths bad throw to the bag. Brock grounded out, Montegut to Bernsen. Robinson hit foul fly to Jansen.
 Southworth ran Coombs over near the foul line after his fly for the first out. Duncan hit safe to left field and was forced at second when Bernsen grounded to Grimm. Clark flied out to Moran
 SEVENTH INNING
 Moran lifted high fly to Jansen and sat down. Walsh skied to Altenberg. Distell hit safe over first but was left stranded when Hyatt went out to center on his fly.
 The crowd thought it was about time somebody was scoring and when Jansen led off with a single to center, things looked bright. Red Smith sacrificed Ray to the keystone on his bunt in front Of the plate Montegut hit grounder 10 Walsh and when the visiting third base man threw low to first, both runners were safe. Hill walked over and asked Moley something and then came back and laid a bunt in front of the plate, on which Jansen was caught between the bases and run down. Dltenberg hit d grounder to snort and was out at first. This was Birminghams best and only real chance during the day
 EIGHTH INNING
 Fisher went out Clark to Bernsen, on his grounder. Grimm was safe when Clark booted his roller to second. Coon1ps bunted in front of the plate and Hia threw Grimm out at the keystone. Jan sen erred on Brooks grounder to third, but threw him out at second when Rob- inson grounded to him a moment later
 Southworth lifted fly to Coombs. Duncan went out to Ham Hyatt, who made nice catch of his drive. Bernsen was called out on strikes.
 NINTH INNING Moran flied out to Duncan. Walsh hit safe between first and second. Distell popped up to Hill. trying to bunt. Southworth ran in and caught Hyatt's foul fly to right field 1 Clark hit a fly to Moran for the I first out. Jansen grounded out Walsh to Grimm.
 TENTH INNING 1 Fisher led off with a single to left 1 Grimm flied out to Altenberg. Coomb. hit safe over second, sending Fisher l to second. Brock drew base or 1 balls, filling the sacks. Robinson hi a measley grounder to Montegut, anc with a sure double play in sight, ths l shortstop juggled it momentarily anc | threw home too late to force Fisher l Moran hit safe to center and Coomb scored. Walsh hit safe to left fielt 1 and Brock scored. Distell bunted t, l Hill on the squeeze and was out a 1 first, Robinson scoring. Hyatt walked 1 filling the sacks again. Fisher cam
 up for the second time and again hi l safe to left field, Moran, Walsh ant Hyatt scoring, when Duncan threv wild to Smith, after juggling the hit 1 Fisher took third in the excitement 1 Grimm hit safe in the groove for thre, sacks, counting Fisher. Coomhs walked Brock hit safe to left field, Grimm scoring. Robinson singled to cente and Coombs came home with the tentl run. Moley decided to yanls Hill s, he sent Carl Black out to pitch. Blacl l threw one ball over and Robinson who logged down from first base, wa caught at second, ending the most ter rife extra-inning rally ever seen a Redwood. or anywhere else. for tha matter.
 The crowd was game and staye /, with the Barons right on throug !, their half-inning. in spite Of the aw 1 full carnage. Montegut lined out { ! Moran. Black grounded to short an l was out at first. Altenberg grounde l out, second to first.
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