The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-22
CLARKE LANDS ON
 PELLET FOR HOME
 RUN AT RICKWOOD
Batting Eyes In Focus and Regulars Romp on Yanni-
 gans, 10 to 4
By HENRY VANCE

Monday is recognized the world over as wash day, but Moley changed it into baseball day, and the Regulars and Yam gle at the lot Monday afternoon, with the Regulars romping through to a 10-4 victory over their less fortunate job. seekers. Batting eyes were again in fo- GUS Monday and Carltons favorites damned out an even dozen bingles oft the deliveries of Whitehill. Bates and Robinson. Bates worked for two innings and allowed only one hit and no runs.
 Occupying the slab for the Regulars were Drake and Franke.
 CLARKE GETS HOMER
 One of the game's features was some heavy stickwork by this naughty Clarke boy again. Clarke didn't get the blows he did Saturday, but he made one lick count for as many bases as four of his hits did Saturday. In the eighth he un- corked home run to center field which scored Dutch Bernsen ahead of him. 1t was the longest hit of the spring train ing season.
 Stuffy Stewart was the hitting star, getting three safe wallops out of four trips to the plate. Emory got two out or three ana oliN& SOl TWO out Ol LcuA. For the Rockies, Bluthem got two safe- ties out of four times up, and Willigrod. the youngster who is trying out for first base, damned out healthy triple.
 KRESS BEHIND THE BAT
 Kress, Moley's kid catcher, worked be- hind the plate for the Regulars, and it was the first time the railbirds had had chance of seeing him in a real conn bat He got one safe blow ac> bat and impressed by his nice throwing to the bases.
 Tommy Taylor, the Texas league star wh owiH play third base for the Barons this year, also made his initial bow. Tommy has been working out some at his home in Dallas and was in pretty good condition. He looks like a real hall player and should experience little difficulty in starring in the Southern.
 STUFFY STARTS IT
 The Regulars started their scoring early. In the first frame Stuffy Stew art walked, loped over to third on Doc Silvas hit and finished the stretch cn a wild pitch. Silva scored moment later on Dutch Bernsen's safe clout
 In the third they chalked their cues for four runs. Stewart singled. stole second and scored on Emory's hit to center, Emory cantering to second on
 
 S,ilvas blow fell safe and Emory scored. Kane booted Bernie's grounder and Der nie sauntered over to second when Kane mussed up~~the play still further by throwing badly to first. Kane followed this up by booting Taylor's grounder. and two more men punched the home plate with their spikes.
 WILLIGROD'S TRIPLE
 The Rockies got three of these runs back in the fourth. Kane singled and Welsh drew pass to first. Buthen hit out one-ply clout and Kane was thrown out at the plate. Young MT. Willigrod then proceeded to shillelah one to deep left for three bases and two men came home ahead of him. Wiligrod rode home on Gardeners single
 In the regulars half of the fourth, they got another tally on Kress' single. Drake's sacrifice, and Stewards safe blow.
 The scoring subsided until the eighth. when the regulars ran their total up to 10.
 Young Kane, who has been cutting up around second base for the rookie