The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
GANZEL KNOCKSDO
Two SUITSCLOTHES
Hartford Back In Lineup Pelicans Open Three
Game Series Thursday


plate Wednesday afternoon in the
Third inning of the game with the
Bears and knocked some $3.50 worth
NJ clothes off the hall trees of Porter
/Clothing company and the Klothes
Shoppe and knocked the game over into
1.-THE Rarons win column. The score
Twas 8 to 1. He won two suits, $50
/ EIirzch- Wickwire from Porter's and
1.-The choice fthe house at Klothes
/ ShopfIe, with his blow which bounced
{over INTO right field bleachers and al
Howell him to stroll around the bases.
Wasn't Played That Way
But cruel stroke of luck it was
BIZ Mr.. Mcbride, who did the turn on
ae mound for the Bears. Devormer,
The backstopper for Huhn's clan,
smelled hit-andrun play with Jeanes
ION first and called for a pitch-out. Nc
Bride4s did not pitch-out quite
|enough, however, and Camel reached
over and hit the ball. 1t was fluke
|fly that dropped just inside the foul
lime in right field and bounced over
Into. the bleachers. Camel took his
time and made the circuit, Jeanes pre-
|ceding him across the platter. These
two runs did the work for the Stew
|arts and the score remained fixed unto
1.-THE end.
Cancels homer was his second of
|Ehe season. He hit one over left field
Fence in Chattanooga in the first game
pf the year with Jeanes and knode on
base.
7 Hartford Back
I Bruce Hartford, who has been out
|of the lineup due to illness of rela
tive; was back in the game Wednes-
|dsy afternoon and played great game.
He handled eight chances errorlessly,
and on one play made a beautiful stop
Fof a hot grounder by Cueto directly
behind second and threw to Bremen
en-, second to get Marriott.
Red Bates pitched an excellent game
of baseball for the locals and turned
the hArd-hitting Bears down with six
safsties. He was given good support
BY his teammates and the club looked
like q different one from the combina
ton that played the first two games
against the Bears. Bates victory
Wednesday was a continuation of his
stellar work this year and was his
second win, while he lost a hard-luck
game to Chattanooga after giving up
|only four hits for his only loss of the
year.
~ Pels Open Thursday
The New Orleans Pelicans will re-
be the Mobile Bears at Redwood
ursday afternoon and Larry Gil
Is clan will remain in the Magic
ity for a three-game series. Paul
Bennett will probably do mound duty
For the ,Barons in the opening game.
In the game Wednesday the play
Ang Of Herbert Bremen, at second base,
bone brilliantly. This made-over first
sefnan filled the shoes of his man
er, Stuffy Stewart, as no one has
er filled the position on Redwood
I'D this year. Ten chances came his
BY and he took them all without
ror. Not only mechanically perfect, |
clear-working brain was also re-
onsible for a play by Bremen that
lied the game out of the fire, ap-
htly, in the eighth and probably
NJ Bates a defeat. Mulvey opened
ghth with a slashing drive to the
r0-C6la sign in right center. He
three bases Oh the hit that sped
4 4 0veH Jeanes' head. Bates passed
4 inc and things looked dark for the
II was then that Williams hit
skeany grounder to Bremen. He
Sided the ball, tagged Boone and
kA3x Williams out at first, while
nl4ey could do nothing better than
laid third while the play was being
secuted. Devormer hit long fly
" GlRnzel and ended the frame. In
mother inning Bremen ran behind
co5 and fielding hot grounder. but
lie a1ner had reached first before
81 ctxsd turn to throw.
KnOde Big Star
3 AAotAer Baron who shone with. scin-
slaxfns play was Robert Knode. This
sacker has already won himself
.&ee lin the esteem of the fans here,
4 n Tip Neun was never as popular
asy e Going up in the air, stretch
fnKA Rnr to the side, and reaching out
Ia f8HE he took all throws to his bag
IA Isffect style and hit two singles
but of three times up. One of the
hits crashed into the National league
scoreboard just below the top. 1t
seemed slated for a four-ply wallop,
but fell Just a few inches short. He
l1tenpted the theft of home plate in
the fiEth but was called out on a very
eIoaN decision.
4 McGKzde gave a good exhibition of
curve ball pitching but the Barons rode
~ offerings regularly and the hits were
4 f<lf battered with few exceptions.
- teams put up nice game of de-
4 k6sfYs ball.
Manager HUM of the Bears was out
the lineup with a sprained knee,
Nt0Lned in the eighth inning of Tues
game, but stated that he hoped to
back in the lineup within a day or