The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-25
Webb to hit, but Sir William went out on a grounder to Moran
 SECOND INNING

Kaufman tucked hit past Slapnicka and when Burke grounded to Stevon- son a fast double play resulted Stow
 enson went over behind secori,
 stabbed Wickman's grounder, and threw him out. It was pretty play l Stevenson was given an ovation when he stepped up to bat. The husky shortfelder immediately responded with a clean single to center. Peters drove wicked hit to center field ana the ball bounced wrong rolling to the fence while Stevenson scored and Pete drew up at third. Slapniclla drove 1 A long liner over Tex McDonalds head and he stopped at third when the lat ter fell down as he was runing under it, Peters scoring on the hit. E. Me- Donald grounded out. Frazier ground ed out, scoring Slapnicka. Pat Dun can slammed his second hit to left and stole second, but Ellis again famed THIRD INNING Slapnieka hit Moran on the arm, but Ion Streets grounder another double play resulted, Webb to McDona 70 Bernsen. Helfrich lined out to Dun l can.
 Bernsen smashed one against the center field fence for two bases to start the third. Billy Webb was called out on strikes. Stevenson grounded l out, third to first and Peters lined out l to center.
 FOURTH INNING l Exam flied to Duncan Meyers ! walked Tex Mcdonald drove a long l hit over first and theeball hit Brash | iers foot, bounding into the bleach CTS, while Meyers and Mcdonald cir cled the bases. Here a big argument | ensued while Eddie Mcdonald and oth- I CT Barons explained to the umpires that under the rules such hit could I go for two bases only Although El- | lam protested vigorously the umps de- | cided against him. sending Meyers ;o l third and Mcdonald back to second.
 Kaufman grounded to Webb, who ! threw to Peters to catch Meyers SCOT | ing. but Pete dropped the ball and all | hands were safe. Burke lined out to
 Duncan. Wickham forced Kaufman at l second.
 Slapnicka was safe when Kaufman muffed Eilam's high throw but McDon- aid, Brazier and Ellis grounded out in rapid succession.
 FIFTH INNING 1 Moran hit safe over second. Street grounded to Webb who threw the runner
 out at first, but Moran rounding second, | sped for third, and Bernsen in trying to catch him threw the ball wild. Moran scored when Bernsens throw bounded l into the bleachers. Helfrich struck out
 and Ellam hit a long fly to Duncan. | Ellis led off with a elashing hit to lief; field and took second on Bernsen's per 1 feet sacrifice Webb grounded to Moran l and was out at first, although it looked as if Kaufman was pulled off the bas
 and the Barons kicked on the decision. Stevenson singled to left, scoring Ellis. | Stevenson went out stealing.
 SIXTH INNING Meyers was safe when Mcdonald let his hot bounder get through his legs. Tex
 Mcdonald singled to right, sending Mey- CTS to third. Kaufman with the count three and two on him singled to center,
 scoring Meyers.
 l Burke sacrificed Mcdonald and Kauf- man. Wickham popped up to Peters. | Moran singled to left and both Mcdonald
 and Kaufman scored. Street flied to right.
 1 Peters bounced a hit over third and took 1 second on Slapnicka's sacrifice bunt. l Eddie Mcdonald slammed a two-bagger lagainst the right field fence, but Peters, thinking the ball would be caught, hesi- tated too long at second and failed to | score. Brazier grounded out, Meyers to | Kaugman, and when Mcdonnell ran up or l Peters the latter was caught in chase | and run down. It was a misenble inning 1 for base running.
 SEVENTH INNING l Helfrich flied to Mcdonald. Slapnicka slipped two strikes over on Ellam. but the
 Vol pilot caught the next one on the nose