The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-02

Whitehill at the jump of the game, when he poled out double to right field. Milan followed with an infield tap and Judge was caught between second and third, Kane making a nice play of the ball. Rice connected safe l ly and Milan took third, scoring mo ment later on Duffy Lewis two-ply wallop to the sun parlor in left. liar ris followed with drive to left and Rice counted. Foss drove long sac rifice fly to the middle garden and Lewis registered at the plate, with the third tally of the inning. O'Rourke also got safe wallop in this frame, but Charity ended the inning by sky ing to left.
 STILL AT IT Whitehill settled down in the second and blanked the Senators in this frame. but some careless work in the third | allowed the Solons to add a couple more runs. Rice was retired via. the strike-out route to start the thi-d, but Kane tried to kick a goal from afield on Lewis grounder and Duffy went safe at first He rode around to third on Harris double to left and both Of them spiked the home plate when Toss, the Tampa Terror, slashed out q single
 With the score 50 against 'em, the Barons staged a slight rally in the fourth and got one of these runs back. It took two blows for six bases to | score one run, however. With one down, Emory golfed one over Lewis head in left and pulled up at third base. Silva's effort was a weak infield out, but Bernsen located the groove in left center and drove one down 1t for three bases, scoring Emory.
 EACH SIDE SCORES
 The fifth was 5o-5o proposition so 1 for as scoring was concerned. Each club put across a tally. Washing tons tally was gift affair. Rice had gone to first on safe hit and to i second on an infield out. He was play ing off the bag and Whitehill wheeled 1 in the box to drive him back, The throw to second was as wild as an ode to an onion and Rice romped for third Clarke let the ball pass between his dogs in center and Rice continued home. A duo of two baggers put the Barons in the run column in this in ming. With two down Gooch sliced ore to the scoreboard in right and White hill, the pitcher, budded out into hit ter with a double to left-center, which brought Gooch home.
 The wind up of the fifth left the count 6-2 in Washington's favor. Erickson hit the showers after the fifth, but Whitehill was allowed to stick through until the seventh was
 
 ting his bearings and blanking the the Senators for the two remaining in | niEgs.
 Zachary's advent on the slab for the Washingtons was rather tumultu- ous. With two down, Sumpter Clarke dented his delivery for a single and Tommy Taylor spanked one to the flagpole in center for three bases, SCOT ing Clarke. This marked the final | tally for the Barons.
 GALLAGHER GOES IN
 Tommy Gallagher relieved White hill after the seventh and the eighth frame saw Senator bats cranked up again. Following fast double play. Gallagher, Stewart to Bernsen, the Baron pitcher pinked Harris in the slats, and that worthy stole second. It was then that MT. Foss pulled an limpersonation of the Bambino and slammed one for circuit wallop. l Quite good gathering of bugs as- sembled at the Wood" to see the game despite the fact taht a cold storage sun focused upon Ma Earth, I though many wore their overcoats as a precautionary measure. These bugs seemed to thoroughly enjoy the game and the antics of the inimitable Nick Altrock, who was on the coaching lines with all the funny stock in his rep ertoire.
 I The Senators, who are travelling in their own private Pullman, shipped out of Birmingham Friday night for | Chattanooga, where they meet the 1 Lookouts in a couple of games Satur- cay and Sunday. The Barons leave at $50 this morning for Jasper, where they meet Dixie Walkers Sipsey J team today.