The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-27

/ tive singles and the bases were loaded.
Sumpter Clarke got credit for sac
rifice fly on his drive to center anu
one run came over. Williams un'
corked a wild pitch and another
Baron counted Tommy Taylor won
his way to the hearts of the fans with
pinch lick to left, and still another
run was chalked
| KANE DOES IT
AT this juncture Larry Doyle ap>
piled the hook to Williams and sen,
Woodgate, a 1eft-hander to the rifle
pit. Kid Kane, who was in the Baron
Lineup. and who had been nittins
right handed during the game, saw the
approach Of southpaw to the hill and
he switched over to bat right handed.
! Goodgate shot one across and Kane
pounded it over second for a safe blow
and the tying run was marked in the
score books.
| In the very next frame, the Barons
united the battle, and with Lefty
Meeker going so good 1T looked like
they had won ball game Meekei
| had supplanted Kelly after his
disastrous sixth frame.
BARONS TAKE LEAD
stuffy stewart led off the seventh
by whiting Emory refused to fol-
low suit, and instead he got his sec
ond hit of the fray, taking second
when the shortsmith threw badly to
first silva's effort was a pop-up to
second, and Goodgate, remembering
that Bernsen had slammed out three
singles out of as many tries durinN
the afternoon, showed respect for
Dutch and wrote him out pass to
first Sumpter Clarke followed with
a side-swipe at the ball, slammed 1t
past third. and was all the way TO the
hot corner before he was notified that
I'm pire Mcnamara had called 1t foul.
Spmpter said something worse than
'Dog-gon itr' but came back for an
other try and managed to wallop out
the single, which apparently had won
the game Emory crossing the plate
on the drive.
| What happened In the nauscatinA
ninth has already been chronicled, and
tho less said about it the better the
fans will feel.
DUTCH GOT FOUR HITS
| The game was full Of thrills, spills
and frills, and was thoroughly en-
joyed by about 1000 fans. Dutch Bern
sen again continued his heavy stick
work from the Friday game. In the
initial affair, Dutch got three safe
ticks out of four trips to the plate. In
! the weekend struggle. he managed to
bat thousand for the day. He was
up five times. got one walk and a
covey of four singles. That, according
to the Marquis of Queensberry A. G..
Spalding and Signor Hoyle, is nittirg
in the neighborhood of some. Sumpter
Clarke also wore his batting regalia
out to the park Saturday, biting out
three singles and SACRIFICE fly out OF
four times at bate Tommy Taylor got
two safeties out Of four attempts, and
Outfielder Emory came through with
couple of safe whackA base on balls
and a sacrifice hit for the afternoons
work.
Kane was used at short. due to the
fact that both Croll and Heilman are
suffering with sore arms While he
was called out on strikes in the pinch
in the NINTH he made quite q favor
able impression with his work. He
got ut Two ch&neop nt o&ort and -
cepte4 1hem; ~ co6R4ctsd safxs 49,. o.e
and Nikltno bAll haSE but ~ elsI
ham ~ ~ M tkv&s ethey 49, ~.
| Tnt ToreNts ciU6 ~ Fesern 49,
mornina 70 thelr tratne CAMP -
iuns bus Ca. where ~ WI re"
another week beforessssf!tt'ns %
ward on series or xntDit'on sa"ss'