The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-13
[RON ATTLE UPHILL IN COURAGEOUS STRUGGLE TO
 TIE PELS IN 1T INNINGS
Ith Bases Full And None lIt Ninth, Stewards Men
 |nly One Run, But That
 Ties Score

long years ago-more years ! pe average person cares to bout-when the iron ribbed | Red Mountain knew no such | great city, teeming with 1 Stivity, and when the |
 only the indistinct |
 Ear gazing medicine | Ieered into inc dim fu- Rps a battle ehual to the | eickwood ParH Thursday | ye been staged. fRival tribes | [ns and Barons lengaged in in the valley, of That grizzled | ntain, battling eIeven innings | to draw. hose days of lonS long ago, | Is such a battle might have | Etaged, but if it wete, it was the | to hand death struggle 0H the | [hen, and not the diAmond strug w two civilized tea hs of uncivi fbaseball players.
 pr downright blood thirsty pur of a foe, the Baronsl had no equal | sday. Time after time, the Peli- would nose ahead and seem to the race almost won, only to | Athe Barons inch up from the | &pd pull themselves to an equal | ,is With the foe.
 1 It was a case of the drowning man Ringing desperately tP the slender Itraw for the Barons, for the pastm- | Irs of Stewart were Itever ahead of | he Pelicans They were always | kher eating the dust from the fast | king heels of the Crescent City l \tes,. or striving with might and | ito hold a nose and nose even | with them.
 Jed Score Three 1in1es erness of the struggle, from standpoint, qan be best lt,is said that three times
 .frJm behind and
 final rally came
 when the Barons
 of a whole bag
 8, and evcned the |
 I'd there 1t rested, |
 l and Baron after down during the |
 ings.
 g had a tale all its
 two teams that
 cd field Thursday
 he tale is both a
 one. pitifu1 in its
 ith the bases full
 the Barons were
 one run to tie a
 have been tilted
 nd sweet ip the
 Winn, Pel hurler,
 pitch, and his
 the Barons back
 sure victory.
 Defeat.
 ing moment. was
 when the Bafons
 staved off the de- nao kaght so gallantly Tall afternoon. Ll6tle Pete new third basemah of tlh led that frame off by pol!inS past third base. and St1ffy It followed with a drive to left Or one bag. Neun was safe Martina failed to field his at ted sacrifice bunt, and the bases | full with none out: Martina plainly up in the air, and he | Ed Goebel, forcing across the | that tied the score. Lefty Winn, | 1o had blanked the Barons In the | nening game Wednesday. took Ute | hound, and so far as the Barons | Eere concerned, 1t was all off in the | tuest for victory. Moore, first to face Vim, grounded | q EwodIt, who threw Stewart out at | he plate. Clarke grounded to xxnaunp. who threw Neun out at the | Kte-Yhen the Pel defence went | SSchick gathered in Robert
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 game Virtually
 Not a Pel reach
 ks after the ninth
 ron, Goebel, who
 but in the eleventh
 at first after that o o
 lad start. ho started and fin
 for the 1arons, was btart w(en the Pels | ns off him in the first
 and Gilbert singled, | fificed. Tucker hit a
 deep left, cleaning | two mates, and scored | on Ewoldt's sacrifice | knaupp grounded out | their lead up to four
 bne in the third, off |
 theft of second, and | o center. Two were |
 rally started, and | ndeu 1t b. going out trying | 2 Barons got two of them back the third. With one put Red fes started a rally by 'sipglins | srniy to center field. BrausenN also l wart also singled, and the bases ra full. Then the breaks came, in | eritable shower, and the Peis nened to be out with washtub. n doubled to center. scoring Bates Brausen. Stewart rounded third, | keI to score. then turned and ran | thef to re~9in third than he would ve r1--- 10 to score. Meantime | s1in Neun had overslid second, and s.ass being thrown out by Gilbert. kith no play being made for stewart \ all. Those two misplays probably rst the Barons two mus Goebel 2ounded. and the Pels caught stew at the plate to end the rally
 ron. Tie Score.
 .Barons tied the score in the Arain Red Bates started the .s' dipping a clean single 10 nusen walked. Stewart
 at second, Bates
 Ssun flied out to cen
 the throw home
 Goebel tripled to
 Yart scored Moore
 ktched ball, and
 d. Clarke ended |
 nsut to Henry,