The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15

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 Doc Newton, whose altitude ranks over the six-foot mark, and whose torso is minus quantity, was the Barons' pitch ing selection for the second game of the series. Doc has been complaining of sore wing this spring, and Moley want ed to give him this opportunity of iron ing out a few kinks. Doc breezed along nicely until the fifth inning was dock eted. and continued weakening in the sixth when Moley sent Tommy Gala gher to the rescue.
 YARMOUTH IS WILD
 Hub Perdue sought to scare the Barons into submission by sending against them the widest and most woolly boxman seen at Redwood in many a day. This man answered by the name of Yarmouth and from his actions of Thursday, lt looked like he should have been put in a cage and marked dangerous. Outside of walking two men, hitting one with a nitched ball and uncorlking a trio of wild pitches, it might be said that Warmouen' a left-hander, had perfect control
 The further the southpaw rookie went the worse he got, and after he had been on exhibit for three and one-half innings Marager Perdue wig-wagged the retreat sign and sent Nets to the rescue. lh~ liminutiye Vol veteran bolstered the n,orale of his mates and stemmed the onslaught, but his advent into the game came too late, as the Barons had al ready gotten in their dirty Wofk anu placed the game on ice.
 SCORE TWICE IN FIRST
 Having found their act of scoring two runs in the first inning lucky on Wednes- day. the Barons made duplicate copy Of the first inning on Thursday Sturiy Stewards eagle eye looked over four low ones and he promenaded to first. Emery whacked a single to left and Dun ming played the ban badly, and, as ne gave chase, Stewart crossed the pan, with Emery stopping on second. DOC Silya's blow to center was or suiI1clenl distance to bring Emery home. Dutcn Rernsen followed with an attempted sac rifice, which he actually beat out' ou. Clarke whiffed and Taylor lifted a weak one to short. while Croll forced Bernseh at second for the end Of the mnlns'
 MOLEYS SCORE AGAIN
 In the third, the Moleys ran their total to three by putting across another taiiy. Clarke singled and Taylor beat out one to the infield. Both men advanced base when Warhop tried to dig tun- nel with the ball near home plate for wild bitch, Crolls single to center scored Stump, but Frierson's peg to the nate hit the bull's-eye and Taylor was retired for the end of the inning.
 The Baron tallyage ran up to 1Ne when they nicked Mir. Warhop's ranoonl delivery for couple more in the tourtil and sent him to the quiet retreae oi the visitors club house to take a patn. f;ooch struck out to start the inning ana Doc, Newton followed suit. The thru strike on Doc, however, was seVerA' tbousand feet below the sea level, anu when the catcher failed to stop the Wal aarine pellet Newton gained first base via the strike-out route. He rode to second on another wild pitch and scored without difficulty when Stewart slammed a long single to right. Stewart went .o second on the throw to the plate ana a me home when Emory contributed a one-ply wallop down the third base line'
 NEWTON WEAKENS
 lin to this point, Doc Newton hao haei, as steady as Collier collector, put /;t seemed that Doc was unable to staiiu prosperity Then, too, the old wihs' which has had little work this season. began to tire, As consequence, the Vols slipped across couple or coun'oi in the fifth on singles to left by hane ', and Meis. an infield out by friersoh anu a double by Knaupp, when Jar1eo 'A~ walls in deep right.
 Starting the sixth, Doc continued ,o oat in trouble when he allowed Bill Steii- bauer the first man to race nm, " connect safely and followed this up py presenting Cunning with first base via base on balls. Moley perceived the ines in Docs face at this juncture ana gave him the exit sign, with orders to Iohihs Gallagher to go out ana stop the tack Said orders seemed to fall ineo ,rommv,s good ear, for after permitting sacrifice hit, which scored run ,rormv tirhtened up like drumheau' and for the four innings he pitched lo inc Vols he allowed neither hlt nor M EMERY AGAIN STARS {.
 .Spokeo Emery, who grabbed OH enough laurel wreaths in the opener to decorate battleship. continueu ~ v scintillate in the second aHalr' ine boy who looks after the sun pslios rsa neatly for the Baronial crew got three safe wallops out of four trips to the nIate and handled three chances a-field. Stufry Stewart also got couple of sate swats and Ralph Croll kicked in with a duo of safeties.
 Manager Perdue was forced to change the Nashville lineup for thursdays game on account of the ab- sence of Mike Burke from the fold Mike was called home Wednesday night by the death of his brother and Dun ming was placed in left field and battea fifth.
 The hitting stars for the Vols were Kane, a recruit third baseman rom the Rome club of the Georgia State league, and Chick Knaupp. Each got a single and double out of four at tempts.
 Before leaving for Nashville Thurs day night Manager Molesworth an nounced that Drake, his recruit right handler from the Florida State league, ~ou1d probably get the cali to pitch in todays opener at Nashville.
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