The age-herald., 1902-05-06
BY HOMER GEORGE.

Atlanta, Ga. May 5.-(Special.) )-Camp- bell got lis bumps good and hard today at the ends of Atlanta slugSers and the | Ccal Barons lost by a score of IA to 3.
 The feature of the game was the pitch ing of Henley for Atlanta. He struck out nine men and yielded only seven hits, five of which were made in the last two innings. Up to the eighth Moss was tho only man who had touched the ball for anything that looked good
 KruS, Atlanta's third baseman. made sensational step and as1ist which re- lie, ed the monotony of one-sidcd game. The hitting of Atlarta was remarkable. They got sixteen good ones, two of which were thl ee-oaggers and four two-bag- gers. LeIdy hit for two singles and ono double.
 Manager Haller made a protest early Sunday morning aginst playing with Lynch as umpire. Today he received letter from President Nicklin stating that one player from eacli team should do the work I.ipp and Bailey were named bv E[aller and I'abst and did the work well. Tonight Umpire Wilson received a telegram 1TOIu lNlNhliii Np iSPCiN SNN Chattanooga tomorrow morning. That means Umpire Cline has been sent here
 Beginning of Sad Story.
 The sad part of todays game began when Birmingham went to the bat in the first inning. smith struck out Moss l hit safe went to aeccnd on an error by | Frank and to third on Henley's wild | throw to second. Haller struck out and LaRocuue hit an easy one to Henley. For Atlanta Frank up first hit for two bases. but was caught between second and third. No runs were made the third | and fourth men going out.
 l In the second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh innings Birmingham went | out in one-two-three order.
 Begin Fireworks.
 | In the second for Atlanta Stouch went out on a grounder to Haller. Hoffmeis- ter hit safe and stole both second and third. Latimer went out on a foul to Haller. Busch and Henley walked. Frank hit safe and two scored. Winters hit for three bases and another score re- suited Leidy hit an easy one to Camp bell.
 In the third, with two men out, Hoff- meister hit safe and Latimer sent him home with a two-bagger. In the fourth | Atlanta went out one, lWo' lHTee' pul | in the fifth Leidy hit for two bags and scored on Krug's single. while krug ad- vanced on a fielders choice and scored l on the throw-in of a fly to Sorber. In the sixth Bush walked and scored on Henley's three-bagSer. Frank hit fly to LaRocque Winters and Leidy hit singles and Krug a double, three men scoring Two bases on balls and stolen base gave one run in the seventh while in the eighth Leidy and Krug singled and scored on Sorbers huff of a high fly. Hoffmeister was caught at third from Sorber to Moss to Warren Latimer and Busch hit singles and Henley walked but the third out was made by Frank stril1- ing out Still four runs had been made.
 Only Scored in the Eighth.
 In the eighth Birmingham got her only three runs. Ballentyne, first hit safe O'Hare struck out, Warren hit safe and Sorber sent both men home with two bagger. Campbell went out from Busch to Hofmeister, but Smith hit for two bases and Sorber scored. Moss went out from Stouch to Hoffmeister LaRocque hit safe in the ninth but nenevr got past second
 Frank Smith will do the box work to- morrow for the barons. Baker or From will pitch for Atlanta. All the boys are de- termined to take the next two games.
 Eight hundred people saw the game and it is possible Birmingham's poor show ing was caused by the lonesomeness in the grand stand and bleachers. An ex- cursion train of rooters arrived after thusiasm. Many will stay for tomorrow's