The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-15
BARONS SHOVE TWO OVER
 IN INITIAL STANZA

IN INITIAL STANZA
 Mcdonald, first man up for Birming- ham, was walked and advanced when Stevenson went out on sacrifice. Duncan flew out to Bratchi and Ellis singled to right, scoring Mcdonald. Bernsen walked and Hairston was given first when hit by a pitched ball. With the bases full Adams walked Fisher Ellis trotting across with the second marker of the inning. Peters grounded to first and was out to Grif- fin unassisted, who doubled Fisher off first
 The Crackers came to bat and 1t : looked as if they were going to bring back an early retaliation the way things started off but due to speedy work on the part of the Baron intleld their efforts availed them naught.
 Mayer hit the first ball pitched for single to center. Galloway bunted in front of the plate and was safe, Mayer taking second. Bratchi bunted in front of the plate and was safe at first, although Mayer was forced at third by a quick throw from Peters to Hairston Hairston threw wild to first, allowing Bratchi to go safe. MeDon- aid took the ball, backing up Bernsen, and threw to Hairston, who staopeu Galloway at third
 The inning came to a close without an Atlanta player reaching third, as Herndon made the final out when he hit one which nicked Bratchi running to second
 The Barons failed to score in the second, although the Crackers squeezed one run across. "Scrappy" Moore was walked and scored when Griffin made the prettiest hit of the day long triple to right With two men out, Griffin was allowed to die on third when Adams struck out.
 Birmingham gained two more runs in the third inning and two in the fourth before Adams was relieved.
 .DUTCH" BERNSON HITS
 TWICE IN THE PINCH
 Tn the third, Ellis singled to center ard immediately stole second. Bern sea singled through short and took sec otd on an error by King, Ellis SCOT i 2. Bernsen scored when Fisher dou- b ed to left.
 n the fourth inning Eddie Mcdonald tgled to right He scored when Dun- ci;a tripled to center, and Duncan scored or single to right by Bernsen.
 Frank has been holding Les Aiken for an emergency while the club physician ras been getting his arm in pitching si ape and at the close of the fourth frame flams was pulled and Aiken put in his I'lce.
 Birmingham scored again in the first Of the sixth inning, Bernsen taking his ;se on balls, stealing second while At lanta fielders slept and scored on sln- gle by Hairston, who also stole a pase before the side was retired.
 The Atlantians attempted rally 1T their half of the sixth, but got only one run. Herndon was safe on Mcdonald error. advanced when Rawson singled through second and scored on long sin gle to right by Griffin. That wound ur the Cracker scoring.
 "LUCY" HAIRSTON
 DRIVES IN TWO MORE
 In the eighth inning the Barons chalkec up two more runs. Duncan singled tt left. but was forced at second by Ellis Ellis advanced when Bernsen was hit py a pitched ball and on long single te right by Hairston both raced home.
 Two scores in the ninth inning com paeted the Baron performance. Peters singled to right, advanced on an errol by Moore, took third on long fly tc center by Mcdonald and scored wher Stevenson singled to center. stevenson scored on a single to right by Ellis
 Atlanta has always been exceedingly fair to umpires and it is very seldom that fans take much time to give then to jazz. but in the opinion Of many a Ponce de Leon park Wednesday after room. MT. Shaffer should have come II for some kind of demonstration on th' mart of both Cracker players and fans.
 Shaffer's decisions were nearly all con tested and it was though that his Judg went in the first part of the game wa: entirely at fault.