The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-25
BARONS BEAT THE CRIMSONS IN FAST GAME, SCORE TOO
Moley'S HurIerS Hold Alabama PaStlmerS ScoreIeSS, Civ
 ing Up Nine Hits

University, March 24-(Special.)- Ineffective hurling and inability to make connections with the apple when connections meants runs on the part of the Crimsons gave the Barons the first game of the season here on Denny field this afternoon by score of 10 c. Mulkey, who tossed the first five frames for the Crimsons was wild and his greetings were greeted with gay abandon by Moley' s protegees, who nicked him for nine hits and four runs in the first five innings.
 The Barons showed their first tally over the pan in the second stanza when krehmyer strolled and scored on 1ooter Brandons triple. A min ute later Brandon himself ambled across on Bill Satham's succeeding single.
 Inc Barons scored again In the third. Stump Clark. first up, singled and swiped the keystone, scoring on Krehmyer's double to right field. The Magic City lads pushed another pair over in the firth. Neun bingled to left and scored on Tice's two-base rap to right. Tice then shuffled across when Krehmyer tripled.
 Steed for Mulkey
 Steed went in for Mulkey in the llC&l iHHlukt dIQ DStu NHC NlSilOIS . scoreless til the ninth frame, when they again broke into the run col umn. Burkett, first up, singled and advanced to second on Krehmyer's s single. He took third on Clarke's s fly to left field. Taylor relayed him to third, with another fly to left and punched the score board on Lefty Meekers single through first.
 The Bama boys obtained nine hits off the offerings of the Baron1aI sharp shooters, but they were well isolated, and the Crimsons could not get further than the third cushion. captain Hall, second up in the fourth, pounded one of his characteristic two- Daggers to left field, and went to third on Elmore's fly to left, but ex- pired there, Hinton, next at bat, So- ing out, krehmyer to Neun. The Bamians placed another man on third in the seventh, Hubert attaining this position on a single. Hinton's one cylinder blow and Gazzolo's one-ply clout over second. But the runner died there when Steed lined to center for the third out. They got two men on in the ninth, but the tale was again the same, neither of them reaching second, however.
 BarOns Bunch Hits
 The Barons punched their hits and this, coupled with Mulkey's lack ot knowledge of the vicinity of the plat ter and the fast fielding and good pitching of the Barons spelled de- feat for the locals. Bill Statham had the Crimson pole pushers munching from his hand during his career in the pit. allowing only three hits ana striking out five men. Lefty Meeker, his successor, parted with six hits, but none of them resulted seriously.
 Mulkey, who started the game, did not extend himself and was rather wild Steed, after going to the mound in the sixth. struck out two men and was touched for three hits. Both teams played errorless ball and sup ported their moundsmen Loyalty. The collegians showed up as well as was expected of them. though closer score was hoped for by the 'Bama packers. The two aggregations tan gle at Redwood tomorrow for their second engagement Following this, the Orimsons begin three-day series with the Toronto InternationaIs Mon day. Score: