The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07

Then, too, outside of that lucky seventh" in which the Pelicans put over their two markers, EBerhard hurled brilliant ball. if anything out pitching Vance, if the etrike-outs were not considered
 Vance gave them all something to talk about when he struck out Tray nor Stewart and Emery in classical fashion in the first inning. They hardly could see his fast ball. while his hook baffled them completely. Neither one of the three as much as foul-tipped the apple in that first round.
 Baron Rally Fails
 Eberhard made short work of the Pels in their first, and then Vanc. started thrill when, after having two strikes on Taylor he walked him to start the Barons' second. Gooch struck out. but Silva slapped single to left. Taylor being held at second. Bert Griffith made nice running catch of Aliens drive to left. and Sheridan threw out Clark
 The Pelicans came right back with thrill on their own hook. Ike Boone opened their second with q clean smash through the pitchers box. and Leslie sent him to second with a single to left. Eberhard famed Bosart and had Deberry so worried that Dee, in trying to pick one, popped up to Clark Eberhard then tossed out Sheridan, and what looked like a fine prospect was killed right there.
 Some Little Duel
 After walking the first man up, Eberhard. Vance forced Traynor to pop up a low foul which Hank" Deberry made a sensational catch of, struck out Stewart and forced Elm cry to pop out to knaupp. Eber- hard was tighter than ever Tn the Pels' third and, though he hit Knaupp. two were down at the time, and Griffith grounded out, second to first.
 Striking out Tavlor and Gooch Nin Birmingham fourth Vance then walked Silva. who promptly was thrown out trying to steal. It was three up and three down for the Pels in their fourth, all being retired on fly balls.
 Another period when Pel well wishers held their breath came up in the fifth. Pug" Allen pried this
  to deep left center. and put for the nimbleness of Bert Griffith Pug ca silly would have made three sta- tions. Griff caught the ball on the first bound while running behind it Grd held Pug" at second Vance was a little nervous pitching to Clark, and that gent was hit on the hand, Eberhard then cleverly sacri- feed. Vance throwing him out, while Allen parked at third and Clark at second.
 Fan Us. Quick!
 Traynor is hitting considerably over 300. and it was no wonder vance's chances of pulling out of this hole were believed slim But "Dazzy" opened up some steam and famed Traynor. and then, for the third time of the game, famed "Stuffy' Stewart. who looked as if he didn't appreciate 1t at all.
 Maybe there wasn't considerable cheering for old "Dazz Marine" Then, once again, in the Pels fifth. Eber- hard was the next thing to invincible. Vance walked Emery to start Blr- mingham's sixth, but soon afterwaru picked him off first, He then struck out Taylor and retired Gooch on pop-up to second.
 With one out in the Pelicans' sixth. Cotton Knaupp's bounder took a wicked hop over Traynor's head and Got" turned it into two bagger by excellent base running. "Cot' went to third while Traynor threw out Griffith, but Ike Boone was easy meat Eberhard to Clark, and once again sensational pinch was over.
 .'Dazzy" made short work of the IJa q Silva threw out Allen and then whiffed Clark while Clark was ar gung with Bulldog" Williams about the first strike.
 Ice Breaks at Last
 The Pelicans' seventh saw the turning point Leslie led off with . safety to left and Bogart put him