The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26
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| the other. Harry formerly played for ] the Pittsburg Pirates and Southern 1 League clubs. Holt, a native of Sir l mingham, has been purchased by tn,
 Yankees and will report to them ir ! the spring. Both these first seekers | held down berths in the Piedmont l League tho past season.
 | Eddie Mcdonald, former Baron star, | who managed the Lookouts towards l the latter part of the past season. ] played third base for the woodwards. Ernie Walker, former St. Louis Brown and Philadelphia National player, who worked in the Western league this season, held down short | Tor the Rickeys Arthur (Ziggie) | Johnson, former Baron pitcher, who pastimed with the Suffolk club in the Virginia league during 1921, right fielded and pitched for the Wood wards. Dock Newton, Baron for a greater part of this summer, but with Orlando. in the Florida State league 1 towards the close, played left and pitched for Kicks team. Cook, one of the stars of the Virginia league, who goes to the New York Tanks in tho spring. played centerfield for the Baronial boss's outfit, while Bill Pierre, manager of the pennant-win- ming High Point club of the Pied mont league, caught for the Rickeys for awhile, and Head, who tried out with the Barons two seasons ago, and who led the Virginia league in hit ting this season, looked after third
 Some of the Players.
 Getting down to the Smithtes, there was Harry Santermeyer, the T. C. l. league veteran; Dixie Carroll, who also has won fame locally and in the minors; George Kircher, the greatest comedian ever to appear in the Southern league, and who worked in the Mississippi State league the past season, played second; Berko- witz, who tried outswith the Barons this spring, looked after third; Gold stein was at third. too, for a time, and Delaney, Virginia league vet eran, caught. Tooter Brandon also did his share of the receiving for the Smithies, while Dixie Walker--the original Dixie-formerly with the Washington Senators, but now of Sipsey, tried out his old souper for several innings. Dixie was shoot ing his fast one in there like a colt, and all went well until his Brother Ernie connected for a two-bagger' that almost broke the heart of the gentleman from Sipsey. Vardamar, who pitched for the Cedartown club of the Georgia State league. also pitched some for the Quacklings, while John B. Robinson. star minor league manager. played right field, with Levy shortstopping and Big Boy Ards serving a term in centerfield.
 A Great Time.
 It was a. great little baseball bae tle--a great afternoon for athletics. Rick, wearing Baron uniform, ap- peared on the coaching lines and put pepper into the game. Colonel Quack forgot those gray hairs around hts temples, donned a unie and kicked up the dirt like kid. The movie camera man was busy throughout shooting these scenes of the Bir- mingham semi-centennial
 Those who participated in the old time battle between Elyton and Ca- haba were:
 Cahaba--Pace, pitcher; Kircher, catcher; Freeman, first base; Fuqua, Second base; Depiano, right shor.- stop; Wyatt, left shortstop; Vineyard, left field Hommeli, center field; Mur- ray, right field Henderson, pitcher.
 --Wannameyer, left short, stop. Burner, second base; Eddings, | catcher; Love. third base; Dodson, 1 first base; Malone, center field; Nash. | left field; Thornberg, right field Fuqua, right shortstop; Ellis, pitcher; 1 Adams. pitcher.
 The box score of the game between l +bo Diolrav, ard OuackJinUc follows: |