The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-29
EVERY STEWART HITS
 SAFELY DURING GAME
Camp And Jeannes Slam Three Baggers And
 Ganzel Gets Three Leading In Series \

NEW ORLEANS, La., April 2S.- The Barons enjoyed field day today, bombarding three Pelican hurlers for total of 17 hits which they turned into Il to victory. Ganzel and Camp led the Baron attack, Ganzel getting three, and Camp four. The Pels on the other hand, were held to six bingles.
 Bill Fincher, who has been nursing sore arm since the opening of the season, asked Larry Gilbert tolet him throw against the Barons today. Bill said his old souper was feeling fine end he wanted an opportunity to show his stuff against bunch of hard hit ters. Bill is one of the shaky mem- bers of the Pel staff and he thought if he got by the Barons, his job woull be safe for a while at least. M Brausen Starts It
 But Fincher's offerings were just to the liking of the visitors Brausen opened the first inning with a single over second. He was sacrificed by Hartford, who had been moved up in the batting order. Jeanes tripled to right and Brausen scored. Rhode popped to Jackson but Ganzel singled to left and Jeanes scored. Camp sin Rled to left and Brenner singled to right, scoring Ganzel. Fincher was Knocked from the mound and Dent suc- eeeded him. Robertson singled, scoring Camp and Hyman also found Dent for safe blow to center, which brought Brenner home. Robertson scored when Jackson let Brausens s hit get away from him. The rally ended when Hartford flew out to Schick.
 Barons came back in the second in ming and scored three more. Jeanes grounded out to Ewoldt. Rhode and Hanzel singled in order and Camp brought them home with three bag ger to right. Camp scored when Ewoldt, fielding Brenner's grounder, threw too late to the plate. Robertson popped to Ewoldt and Hyman flied to Schick to retire the side.
 PeIs Put Two Over
 The Pels scored two i'll the second inning. Tucker singled and stole second. Hoffman flied to Jeanes. Ewoldt walked and Jackson beat out hit, filling the bases. Dowie dropped Texas leaguer over short and Tucker and Ewoldt scored. Hyman frightened and famed Dent and forced Schick to pop to Brausen.
 Ah the Iouftn, Hyman walked Jack son, DOwie and Dent, the first three men to face him, but pulled out with eniy one run being scored against him Tn that frame. He famed Schick. Jackson scored when Gilbert grounded out to Brenner and Henry flied to
 Hyman was taken from the box be- cause of his wildness in the fifth and gisen took up the pitching. Tucker. dlrst up, was hit and Hoffman drew n pass. Tucker scored when Ewoldt's mt got by Brenner but this ended the Pelican scoring for Jackson hit into n double play and Dowie flied to Jeaues.
 Treat Thomas The Same
 Thomas pitched the last two innings for the Pelicans and his offerings weTe Just the same as the rest. Brausap iirst to face him in the eighth, walked He moved to second on Hartford's grounder and scored on Jeanes' single
 In the ninth, the Barons scored again. Camp opened the inning with q single to right but was out stealing Brenner walked. Robertson popped to Ewoldt. Olsen singled to right, scoring Brenner. ans
 The Pels had many chances to score but just simply couldn't hit when hits meant runs. '
 Gray for the Barons and Cavet for me Peis are slated to hurl Tuesday.