The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-08
SOUTHWORTH ONLY PLAYER ID DRIVE
 IN SIX RUNNERS
Former Baron, Now Pirate, Performs Great Stunt With Two Triples
 and a Homer
BY BoB NIeDAvID
By ERNEST J. LANIGAN.


 Boston. June Billy southworth of the Pirates, former Coal Baron, was the first National leaguer of 1919 10 knock in six runs in one game and to acquire 10 bases on three long hits. Bill, who was canned by Lee Fohl in 1915 Oee saying he was man you can teach just that much to and no more), did both these things in the game with the Reds on May S1 aud then took away from Gavvy Cravatn and Turner Barber records which those athletes prized
 Barber doubled once and tripled twice on April 30 against pair of St Louis pitchers in the first game he was playing as a regular w hea Barber combed his trio of extra base wallops one of Rickey's pitchers Was of the United States one of Cuba, Just as the men whose deliveries south worth damaged were. Lee Meadows and Oscar Tuero were Barbers Jimmy Ring and Adolfo Luque.
 The last Heydlerite to pull South worth's recent stunt of two triplets and one homer in one ball game was Roger Hornsby of the Cards on June 2S, 1916, in game with the Reds Frank Schulte of the Cubs did The same thing on July 27. 1910, against the Cardinals; so did Cy Seymour of the Giants against the Braves on April 20, 1907, and Jimmy Sheckard of the Superbas against the Cardinals on July IT, 1901
 The National league harbors at the present time two men, one in good health and one just convalescing from an attack of pneumonia, who bettercd f h Southworth- Horns sby- -Sheckacd- ta- trio of irEr two triples and one homer in one fray. The two in question are Hein:e Zimmerman of the Giants and Sher- wood Magee of the Reds
 ONLY TWO EVER BEAT IT
 The customer obtained a three-bag- ger and two four baggers off George Franklin Suggs of the Reds on Octo- Der 3. 1910; the westerner had a rec ord of the same kind against Dan Griner, Bill Steele and Sanford Burk of the Cardinals on August 27, 1912.
 Robert Tecumseh Fisher, who started the season with the Cardinals and who now is with Vernon of the Pacific Coast league, got il bases on three long slams on August Is, 1913, when he was playing for Brooklyn against the team that recently re- turned him to the minors.
 Rube Ellis of the Cards. on May 5, 1912, against Cincinnati, and Clarence Beaumont of the Pirates, on July 16, 1903, against New York are other members of the I've Have Tripled Once and Homered Twice in One Game" club-a club that Southworth has expectations of joining some day
 Each one of Bilrs drives of May 31 came with someone on the bases These someone's numbered five, and they all came off, the young Pirate slugger batting himself home on tie last blow he struck. This was his record:
 First InninG-TripIed to right
 against Luque and scored BoeclNeI
 Third Inning-TripIed to right
 against Luaue and scored Terry.
 StengeI and Boeckel. causing the
 derricISinG of the Cuban.
 Fourth Inning-Hit to score
 board against Ring for full dis
 tance and scored BOeckel.
 Southworth then knocked off for the day on the job of knocking In men, skying to Cueto in the sixth and not batting again. Raymond Bloom Bress- Ter. lefthander was the last pitcher the Pirate batted against
 Gavvy Cravath staged his five runs batted in trick before home patrons on May 23 and he might have batted in as many counters as Southworth did against Cincinnati eight days later if Fred Mitchell had permitted Grover Cleveland Alexander to remain on the rubber. Mitch didn't
 This was how Wooden Shoes an- moved the famous Plainsman:
 First Tnning-Doubled to right and scored Williams and Luderus
 Third Inning-Singled to right and scored Pearce.
 Fifth Inning-Tripled to deep cen ter and scored Meusel and Luderus
 Cravath skied to Pasket the other time he batted. Cloudy Claude Hen- drix being the Chicago pitcher on this occasion.
 Southworth is the one National leaguer to bat in six runs in one game this year, Cravath the one player to bat in five Men who have batted in four are Tommy Griffith and Hi Myers of the Robins. Larry Doyle of tho Giants and Eddie Roush of the Reds. Roush has something on the others for he knocked in all his tallies in one inning, singling once and tripling once. The Reds three-masted drive scored three athletes and ruined a game for the danner Mamaux
 CRIMES HIT ONE, TOO
 There have been six clean n-up blows struck in the National this season. five of these triples and one a double. Burleigh Grimes and Hi Myers of the Robins Larry Doyle of the Giants, Ed Roush and Jake Daubert of the Reds and Billy Southworth of the Pirates were the authors.
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