The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-17

Kauffman's pins couldn't negotiate the runways fast enough. Richard hammered tremendous drive to left field, which was near the railing on fly Pug Allen went after tho ball with the consistency thaI period goes after sentence, snapped 1t up and begged to Traynor, Tray nor whipped the ball to third, and Taylor slapped 1t on MT. Kaufman for put-out.
 Sensational Plays
 In the third, with Stow .on sec ond. Guyon hit one to deep short, Traynor didn't have chance to get the swift -hoofed Joseph. but he seemed to guess that Stow would round third He whipped the ball to Taylor and Stow was as dead as a roller skating rink. In the fifth Heirick Emery took out license for highway robbery. Red Winso took his life and the ball in his own hands. He pulled it off the fence and missed good chance to get maimed for life by taking the chance.
 Then there was Pugnacio Allen who threw Fred Smith into couple of tantrums in the eighth Inning. Fred had already got three hits. two ot them being of the horse shoe variety.
 
 line which had home run wrote alt over 1t in raised letters. Pug ran like dear, and some fair fan said he was one, when he lunged for the ball while on the dead run and snagged it for put-out. It was q great little ball game, and don't let nobody tell you diff ferent The Atlanta boys was on their toes and the umpire's through out The fielding. sparkled and crackled.
 Moleys In Lead Moley's men hopped away to a two- run lead in the first inning, when it looked like they might knock out at least couple of Markle's tonsils, by lamming the ball down his throat. Traynor, Stewart and Emery got con- secutive singles and this placed three men on the bases with not a soul having showed even the symptoms Of being put out. I'le was forced at the plate when Taylor hit a ground CT to first and went safe on fielder's choice. This left three men on With l just one out. Silva gave the hut the air three successive times ana | two were down. 1t looked like Mar kIe had nippcd the rally in the bud weiser Pug Allen, however, was equal to the occasion. and shot q single to center and a couple run ners' feet battered across the plat l ter Gooch ended the inning by grounding out.
 Crackers Get One Back The Crackers got one of these back l in the third when Guyon went safo or d fielders choice. stole second. went to third when Gooch threw the ball to center field. and scored on Dred smiths infield out, | They took the dead in the fourth when sammy Mayer opened the pot with an immaculate single and Win go followed up with a line drive to | Silva, which Doc missed after he had 1t in his hands. On the throw l in Pie Traynor shot the ball over Bernie's head to got Wingo and Mayer continued around to third. Kautf- man drew pass ana the bases were loaded Graft singled and two scored. but Rariden, Markle and Stow were easy outs and no further damage was done.
 Traynor and Gooch led In base hits for the locals. getting three each out of four times at bat. Fred smith got three safe waflops out of four attempts for lns deorsians. and led the offensive of his team.
 The second game of the series VIII he staged this D. m. with Phil Nor rison chunking 'em for Birmingham' and Jonathan Suggs, the port wheeler, on the hill for the Frank- | fCrters.