The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-07
 BuffaIoes
 The Barons
Dutch In Prime Form and Locals Can Score But One
 Run-Harper Puts One Over

Hitting the ball like flends, running the bases with surpris- ing daring and fielding Baron taps with consummate ease, the Travellers had little trouble in evening up the series by win ming yesterdays game at Rick wood, 10 to l.
 butch Hengeveld was in rare form, obtaining a nip hold on the Barons early in the game and holding onto ii like grim ueath. Coffindaffer and Gallagher. who relieved Co11ey. on the other hand, seemed to have nothi4.s but q glove, and by the time nttle ,aefty" n.e.er could be hurried into the breach the game was lost-
 Had it not been for Iom Stevenson and Clyde BarnnArt. the barohs prop. au4y would not have gotten nit anu certainly not d score. These two play ers divided the Barons' measly five $ hits between them. steVie taxing three ana barney TWO. One of Barneys htts was d pretty two-bagger to right
 lIsngeveld really pilched beautiful game No other Barons besides SteV- enson and Barnhart got as far as 1rst base. NNoyer was butch in danger ol .iosng the game, and only one oppof- 8tunilv 10 score was afforded the Barons. They grabbed this one how e.er. and put across their lone tally.
 HARPER LAUGHS LAST
 Rilntiieiaer Harper of the 1rav-
 eIcrs seems to have stahoinG
 quarrel with the right field bleach
 ers It seems that the fans rag
 Harper and thnt Harper retaliates.
 ....ir tsf.
 ing SD falling clear over the home
 plate The bIeachcrs had their
 chance to laugh, and laugh they
 did. Yesterday, however, when
 Harper cleared the right fieid wai
 with a tremendous home run
 drive, with Moore on bnse, his day
 had come. He ran to first. stopped
 md yelled and hooted nt the
 stands. Arriving at second, he
 dupiicated; the same nt third, and
 after, crossing home plate he made
 n low bow to the bieachers. The
 fans in that section were mys-
 teriouKIy quiet.
 othern than Hengeveld's pitching and Iarper's home run, the game was rather void of Features. The affaIr was so extremely the Travellers that fans soon lost further interest in the outcome.
 N Neither team scored In the first in- z ming. but in the second the Travellers put across five tallies. Harper walked. miller sacrificed, Wano tripled, Harper scoring; Brottem singled, Wan" scoring: Kohlhecker doubled, Brottem going to third; McGinniss grounded out to Croll, the runners being held to their bases; Hengeveld singled to ieft' hoth Brottem and Kohlbecker scoring and Hengeveld going to second on the throw-in; Distel flied out to Hairston' Hengeveld going to third after the catch: Moore singled, Hengeveld SCOT ing and the slaughter for that inning was over. as Moore was caught trying to steal ...-
 BARONS SCORE ONE
 The Barons' lone tally cnmc tn
 the seventh. Barnhart doubled to right went to third on Bernsen's
 infieId out to DisteIl md scored N on Ellis out to the same player.
 The Travellers scored in the third. seventh and ninth innings. Nine of the ten runs put across by the Little Rock CTS were cleanly earned off hits, walks and sacrifices.
 Stevenson made three hits. Barnharf two, Moore two. Harper two. Brottem two and Hengeveld three.