The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-10
EXTRA BASE HITS
 BY MOLESWORTHS FEATURE CONTEST
Captain BernSen Slams Out a Brace of Home RunS-0nIy
 a Workout

Sylcauga, April s.-(Special 1.-The Chubby Carletons clubbing crew caromed several carloads of juicy bingles off the offerings of Brazier, moundsman for the Mignon Mills team of Sylacauga. and came romping home with a 15 to 2 score in their favor. The heavy and timely hitting of the Redwood products was the feature of the contest 10 of the Baron bingles going for extra bases. The pitcn- ing of Whitehill who let the Millmen down with a meager two hits, was of sterling variety.
 Dutch Bernsen was the chief marau- der. the old cleanup captain hammerins out a brace of homers and double for the afternoons labor. "Stuffy" Stewar. was an excellent sdekick for his team mate, making a two-s sack smash and a duo of triple-base smacks. Silva was the other Baron to garner two extra base hits. he making two of the double va rfety.
 FIREWORKS BEGIN
 The Sylacauga twirler weathered the , first inning very we'll but two errors, Kane's single and Stewards first three- cushion CannOHaQ6 accounted TOT a IrlO of tallies in the second session. The MiIlmen came back in their inning when Frazier tripled with two men on and scored his teams only runs. This was i the only opportunity that the Sylacauga lads had to count
 The Barons achieved one marker ia the third on Silva's single, Bernsens in- field tap which sent Silva to third, and a fielder's choice. The explosion ar rived in the fourth and after the remains had been discovered and inventory taken, five counters were found reclining on the Baron bench. With two men dead. Stewart unloosed his two-base wallop Emery drew walk. and stewart count ed on Silva's blow to left Emery stole third on the next pitch. Dutch then pro- ceeded to clean up the place with one down the groove for four bags. With Croll and Kane on first and second through virtue of a couple of singles and Brandon up for the second time that inning, "Shugr decided that five was enough and was caught off first for the third out.
 STEWART TRIPLES After laying off the hard hitting for a couple of innings. the Moleymen added another quintet of tallies in the lucky seventh. Croll started the hot stuff with walk, got to second when Graves booted Kane's grounder, making both men safe. Brandon hit into the same general direction, but Remson at short decided to add to the score opposite his name with an error "Slamming Stuffy" then accomplished the desired result by pounding the sphere to left for three hassocks, scoring the three runners Emery went out to short, but Silva and Bernsen delivered a duo of sacks apiece and two more chalk marks went on the board. Clarke ended the monotony by grounding out to the pitcher.
 To get an odd number of counters to make them lucky in the coming pen nant race Moley probably told Dutch" to touch all four bases and the doughty captain certainly did that little trick The Baron first-sacker not only knocked it out of the park, but when the ball landed it was not even in the general di rection of the playing field.
 Emery and Whitehill were the only Baron men to fail to get hit yester- day, and all the others except Brandon got a brace of the percentage accumu- lators. Only one error was made in the field, with Croll being that offender Whitehil made the other miscue. The Mill boys played hard throughout and, although from the score it would seem tkat it was a runaway. the local lads n ga "a