The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

lhiri- works rapidly as- NJ sA .se. too. Tommy Tayior. q eoa i~ fixture at third, {, anu J 's T. set, is rapidly strid- ,. aiiss .htc hearts ot the fans.
 l' fe las never been any doubt ftfout "0l l;.tts field ns. and he seems 10 have his eye on the bali tce this spring. At second Kreh- 3ia 1T is hotGlng down the job. but the tans feel that Stuffy Stewart IS coming back They are count ing on Stuffy to return from the Pirates and take up his old job 9t the keystone.
 Ihls leaves only one place-first base. If Johnny Neun plays the bag as he did Saturday there will be no regrets there Neun is a regular flash and the fans were 1aVorah ply impressed with his llshtning-likc work. He also stands up to the plate like he can hit the ball.
 HObby Looks the Part
 Catcher Claude Rober tson. ob- tanned from the Dallas club in the Texas leagus. in exchange for Pug Allen, has already made an impression, and he continued to win over the fans Saturday. Rob- by pounded out blow in the third inning and registered one hit out of two times at bat, and the Sox were unable to register steal off his peg. He's pep- pery and full of scrap and goes at the business. of catching in a way that pleases the fans.
 Tooter took over the mitt after the sixth. He also looks like he's got his eye on the ball this year, when it comes to batting. The only reason q three base blow does not appear opposite his name is that Harry Hooper robbed him of hit in the seventh. Harry's spurt and lucky grab saved the Sox q run, too, and peeved Tooter to the nth degree.
 Out of the Hole
 Roy Meeker. the little left lander. who pastimed with the Norfolk club in the Virginia league last season. afte the Bar ons had farmed him out, display ed a brand of pinch pitching Sat- urday that one seldom sees in a minor -leaguer, when going up again big-league pitching. With only one down in the first and three men on the runways Roy wouldn't allow the. Sox to score Ii was great time for an explo- sion. but he refused to blow, up.s With one gone and the bases loaded he made Strunk hit a grounder to the pitchers box, and Johnson was thrown out at the plate. Mostil then sl1ied to center and the inning was over.
 With the Pin-Smashers
 Monday night will see the be- ginning of the second week in the bowling tournament to decide the city championship. Results thus far in the tourney are: Bickford, won 3, lost 0; Campbell. won II, lost '; Colby, won G. lost 21; Dar- by. won 6, lost 3 Doyle, won ?, lost IS; Fuller, won 13, lost II; Greenman. won 4. lost ?; Laswell won $, lost 10; Lyons won 10, lost 8; McQuiston. won o. lost 1S Moran. won IT. lost 4; Nelson, won ,. lost 10; Perryman, won ,. lost I; Reem, won 10. lost s; Temple won g, lost g; Wekey, won 2. lost Il.
 The bowling squad that went to Albany Saturday was made up of M. A. Moran, A. B. Campbell. ". M. Gray, c. c. Reem, and Sake Larney.
 It was announced Saturday that a. duck pin tourney to decide who Is the best smasher of the little pins locally will be held as soon as the ten-pin tourney is finished,
 Squad is Shrinking
 With five more rockies gone, it gives Moley that much more room nj Redwood field and things are getting down to some thing like now. Moley will. prob- ably be ahle tn place the re-