The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-08
|HEATH'S HOMER SPANKS BRUINS
BarOns Score Four In Ninth And Win
 Game, 4-3


 Heath, the Baronis near first baseman, won a ball game for his club this aft ernoon from the Mobile Mears when he shot a home run over the right field fence scoring two runners ahead of him in the ninth inning. Mobile rallied in the ninth and scored a run, but were unable to tie the score, the game ending to 5. Good came to the rescue of Clarke in Mobiles ninth and saved the game for the Barons. It was the sec | Ond time in succession that Good stopped Mobile.
 Harry Workman, sent here by the Boston Red Sox, driven from the box by the 'Barons in the game Saturday, was given another chance mad held the visitors scoreless and to six hits until he weakened in the ninth, when he gave up a double and two singles and was scored on once, when he was re- lieved by Tommy Long. It was off Long that Heath hit his circuit drive, scoring two runners ahead of him that Workman had put on.
 Lundgren started the game for the second time in the series for the Barons l and lasted until the sixth inning, when he was taken out after two runs were scored. Rufus Clarke relieved Lundgren and held Mobile safe until the ninth, when he lost control, and Good was called on.
 The Bears had lots of chances to score runs, but were unable to do any pinch hitting, having a total of 10 men left on the bases.
 Mobile took the lead on the Barons in the third inning when they scored a run. Kelly singled to right, but was forced at second by Chapman. Work man dropped single in left, Chapman taking second. Marriott walked, filling the bases. Cueto singled over Stew arts head, Chapman scoring. Mulvey broke up further run-making by hitting into double play.
 Lundgren Exits
 A triple to deep right center by Null vey in the sixth inning and a single by Huhn gave the Bears their second run of the game. Lundgren was taken out after Huhn's safe hit and Clarke started the pitching and had the bases filled on him, but Mobile was unable to do any more scoring.
 Workmans pitching and hitting was all that any club could ask for until the ninth inning for the Barons. In the visitors final frame, Kirke, who went to second after Stewart was chased out of the park for kicking on decision, doubled to start the big Baron rally. Feigert's single to right sent Kirke to third. Howard Camp fol- lowed with a single to center, scoring Kirke, and Feigert took second. Mana ger Hun sent Workman to the bench and Long took up the pitching. Heath, the first man to face the relief hurler, hit a home run over the right field fence, Feigert and Camp crossing the plate ahead of him with the tieing and | winning runs, before a man was out Mobile gave the Barons a scare in their half of the ninth when they scored one run. With one out, Stokes, pinch hitting for Long, drew a pass from Clarke. Marriott beat out a hit near first base. Cueto walked, filling the bases, and this was the last of Clarke. Good came to the mound and Mulvey went out from Kirke to Heath, Stokes scoring. With the tieing and winning runs on the paths, Rhino Williams hit long fly to Camp, who parked under it, and the game was over.
 Heath's home run and the hitting of Feigert, who hit safe three times ont of four up, were the batting features of Birmingham's second straight vic tory over Mobile. Camp, Hartford and Ganzel fielded sensationally in the game, Kelly starred at the hat for the Bears and on the field as we'll, making one of the best catches seen here in some time, taking a ball running with his back to the ball with one hand. The Mobile second baseman drove out dou- ble and two singles.
 Manager Stewart of the Barons an- nounced that Pitcher Feigert would hurl Monday against the league-leading Memphis Chicks.