The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-13
STEWARTS SLUG HARD
 TO WIN GAME I5-6
Every Baron Hits Safely -Bransen Singles In Tenth Game Camp Hits Homer Over
 Right Field Fence

The Barons badly defeated Little Rock at Redwood field Monday after noon and won their fourth straight game. The score of 15 to 6. There was little doubt from the very outset as to the ultimate outcome of the con test for the Stewards opened the game elugging like demons and kept it up throughout. Mccall, Cash and Rob- efts were all called upon to take turn on the mound for the Pebbles before the final frame was ended. The Barons also swapped twirlers during the game, for Hyman became wild in the second frame and gave way to Elmer Gray. !.
 No Baron failed toA hit. All of fhem obtained at least One safe swat. Little Petey Brausen was one of those who hit but once but that one safety gave him another game to added to his increasing string of contests to hit safely in. He has hit in 10 straight games. Tex Jeanes, who has been somewhat off color with the ash of late, spurted Monday with the stick and three safeties out of thfee times up gave him the, leadership of the swatters. Howard Camp knocked one out of the ball grounds while get ting three safeties. Hartford, Stew art and Rhode also connected three times.
 Six In First
 The Barons ran six tallies around the circuit as their first-inning offer ing. Brausen obtained his only sin gle to start the game" Stewart pooched Texas leaguer over the infield, Brau- sen taking third. Rhode hit two base drive to right, scoring Brausen md Stewart. Rhode stole third Bren- per singled, Rhode scored. It this Nncturc Mir. Mccall sought the show CTS. Cash replaced him. Camp forced Brenner at = second. Jeanes walked Hartford singled, Camp scored, Jeanes took third. Spenced popped up to Fisher Hyman hit three-bagger SCOT ing two men. ;Brausen, on his second appearance at the plate in the first inning, ended it by grounding out.
 The Travellers scored one in the sec ond. Lapan opened with a triple. Risher singled and Lapan scored. John, son struck out. Fisher stole second but Phibin popped to Rhode. Hurt walked but was of no avail for Cash flied out to Brenner.
 Three Pebbles touched home plate in the third. Guyon beat out hunt Between Stewart and Hyman. West forced him at second. Barber struck out. Lapan walked. Fisher ,bunted and was safe. Johnston hit a grounder e Rhode, which took a mean hop, and West scored. Stewart recovered the ball and threw to Hyman at first. but Johnston knocked the Baron pitcher down and the ball went into the dugout of the Barons. Lapan and Fisher eeored while Johnston went to- third Fhilbin walked and Hyman was suc- ceeded by Gray on the mound. Hart ford made beautiful stop of Hurts grounder and thew him out at first.
 Barons Score 5
 The locals replied in kind in their half of the third and three men scored. Camp started it with a single Jeanes hit single. Hartford laid down a pretty sacrifice. Spencer was delib- erately walked as q bit of strategy. Gray came to the plate and hit a home run to the center field fence, but Um- pire McGowan ruled that he did not touch third and he was put out. Brau- sen flied to West, sD@S4'
 In the fourth the Barons counted three again. Roberts was sent in to start the fourth for Little Rock on the mound. Stewart singled to left, Rhode followed in kind with single past third. Brenner attempted a sacrifice, but beat out his bunt down the third base line. Camp hit the fourth con eecutiye single of the inning and Stew art scored. Jeanes was hit by Roberts and forced Rhode in. Hartford singled to right and Brenner scored. Spencer popped to Johnston. Gray famed and Brausen popped to Hurt.
 Two More
 A pair more was annexed by the Stewart clan in the fifth. Stewart doubled to right. Rhode doubled to tight. Brenner popped to Hurt. The squeeze play was worked successfully with Camp bunting and Stewart SCOT Ing. Then Rhode pulled another piece of his daring base stealing and did not atop at third on Camps bunt, but head d for home and was lsafe. Only one other time in Redwood field this year has a man scored from second on Il 1qneeze play and that was Stuffy Stew art in a practice game. Camp was out at first on the play. Jeanes singled 2 but was out stealing. .
 In the eighth another run was scored py Proxy Smiths hirelings. This coun. ter was the one that Howard Camp ehalked up when he hit the first ball Mr. Roberts served him over the right field wall.>
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