The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-24

Hams and Mulvey scored. and Heving followed them across the platter. | when D. Williams doubled to right after Long had grounded out. D. Williams himself rode home with the fourth run of the frame. when Cueto singled sharply to center. The Cuban
 was thrown out trying to steal, and
 the rally met it's death.
 Dunns men tallied one in their | half of the frame, when Miller and
 Neun walked. Robertson grounded
 out. and S. Clarke followed suit. Mil Ter crossed the plate on Clarke's in field out. Tommy Long walked an other, but the frame ended when Ire fry flied out
 In the third, the Bears added two
 more. Marriott doubled to right. Hugh singled to center. scoring Mar
 riott, and out came MT. Daniels-en-
 but Mulvey hit an infield tap to Danny Clark for one bag. Danny
 threw to left field, trying to peg someone out. the scorers could never fully decide whom. and Hugh rode home on the error. while Mulvey went to third. Niehcff rapped a two- bagger to center, Mulvey coasting in on the drive with speed to spare. Heving and Long each grounded out Long Knocked Out.
 It was in their half of the third that the Barons sent Tommy Long in quest of the showers. Hartford singled cleanly to center field, and Taylor did likewise. Danny Clark hit hot che through Huhn's legs, driving Hartford in. In returning the ball, D. Williams overthrow third and Taylor also scored. while Clark went to third. It was then that Portsider Long gave way to South paw Sigman, who, after walking Mill Ter, caused Neun to force Miller at second, and Robertson to hit into a double play.
 The score then stood Mobile ,.7, Birmingham 8. and each enjoyed only one big inning after that. In the sixth. Nouns two-bagger, followed oy Marriott's error on Robertson's 1n- field tap and s. Clarkes drive to right scored Neun with the final Baron tally of the day. One was out, and Bert Niehoff finished the Barons up in short order with a sensational enchanted catch of Bates srounder' tagging Clarke as he went to second, and following with force out or Bates at second minute later.
 Costly Bobblins.
 The eighth saw the final scoring for the Bruins, when. with one out D. Williams singled through second He was caught off first by snap throw from Bates, but in the chase that followed. Neun threw the ball away. and Willie reached second safely. Cueto popped out, but Mar riott walked. Hugh hit an infield tap to Hartford, the Baron shortstop jug rl,ng the ball long enough for all hands to go safe. R. Williams dumped a dinky bingle in front of the plate and Bates fielded the ball. on nis throw to Neun. Flip fumbled. and the Dill went to right field. Before IL could be retrieved. D. Williams ana Marriott had scampered across the nlate. bringing the score to where II finaliy stood: Mobile g, Birming- ham {. ,
 Although fielding. as a rule' was slow and loose. several double plays enlivened the afternoon. and always there was Bert Niehoff to break into the limelight with an especiaily orh- liant bit of work. Bears and Barons play the second . game of their series at RlcK"ooo Tuesday.
 Lefty Fuhr will probably toss em over for the Bears, while Gray or COX will probably draw the assignment ft,r the Barons.