The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-28
BRUINS POUND THREE BARON PITCHERS FOR A IS TO 3 SLAUGHTER
Stewart Ineffective Wilder Lives Up To Name And
 Morrison No Better Than First Two Hurlers

MOB1LE, Ala, June 21-CSpeCldI Leased Wire. Mobile made a spec tacle of the Birmingham club in the final game of the present series yes terday afternoon, romping home with a 15 to victory. The Barons used three pitchers against the slugg ing Bears and none of them was ef- fective. Lefty" Fuhr, who did the hurling for Mobile, took things easy with the big scoring done by his club, and while hit hard, the visitors were only able to bunch their safe blows on him in one inning.
 The Barons started Walter Stew art in the box for the second time in two days, and after the Bears had scored a seven run lead off him in three innings Walter retired from the contest. Oslon Wilder, new find of Manager Stewart. started the fourth inning, and he was wilder than his name. After Wilder filled the sacks by walking two men and hitting another with the ball, Man ager Stewart discarded him anu called on Phil Morrison, who finished the game. Morrison did not look any better than the other Birming- ham hurlers and the Bears hit him to all coners of the pasture.
 Cueto, Mobiles senationaf short stop. and Bill Marriott were the real sluggers of the game, the Cuban securing double and two singles out of three times at the bat while Marriott kicked in with triple and a single. Lefty" Fuhr was in the game of many runs with two singles out of three times up and made d record for hmiself by scoring four runs.
 Manager Neihoff's presence in the game was very evident, the Bear pilot having eight chances which he handled with accuracy The bright spots of the game from the visitors standpoint was fine running catch in left field by Miner, who was subbing from Stump Clarke. the latter playing third yesterday on account of Danny Clark being out of the game with q had thumb. Mill ner, for Birmingham, led his club in hitting with a double and a single.
 Bruins Start Early.
 The Bears found Walter Stewart in the first inning when they scored four runs and practically won the game. With one down Cueto doubled down third base line. Mulvey beat out a hit to third as Cueto went to third. Stewart could not locate the plate for Huhn and the Bears first st-sacker walked. Rhino Williams sent sacrifice fly to left and Cueto scored. Mulvey taking third. Huhn and Mulvey put on double steal and Mulvey scored and Huhn went to second. Marriott tripled to right and Huhn scored. fiehoff also drew a walk. Bert and Bill pulled the sec ord double steal of the inning and it worked perfectly. Marriott SCOT ing and Niehoff taking second. Hev- ing ending the big frame when he skied to Milner. In the second in- ming a single by Lefty Fuhr and GoebePs error allowed the Mobile l, r1 fo ird n Hams went out from third to first without an advance. but Cueto put a sacrifice fly in left and Fuhr scored.
 Singles by Huhn and Rhino Will Hams. a sacrifice hit and sacrifice fly counted for the Bears sixth run in the third.
 Dnrons Get Two.
 The visitors chalked up a couple of runs in the fourth on singles by Moore, Milner. Hartford and w Stewart aided by Cuetos wild peg to first.
 In the fourth after Wilder filled the bases on two walks and a hit batsman. Morrison came in the game and a run was scored on an infield out.
 Moore's double to left and two in field outs in the sixth gave the Bar ons their final run of the game.
 Fuhrs second single, single by Cueto, Stewards error, Huhn's sac rifice fly and Rhino Williams single to right counted for two more runs for the Bears in the sixth.
 Mobiles big inning of the slug eing match was the seventh when ten men went to bat, singles by Niehoff, D. Williams. Cueto, Huhn, R. Williams and Marriott and three er- TOTS scored six runs for the Bears
 Mobile stole bases on Catchers Robertson and Yam with great ease, the visitors going up in the air when the Bears had men on the sacks.