The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06

The far famed Cracker dynamite was seriously lacking yesterday, and
 the attack of the Atlanta diamond stars was most spectacular by it's weakness
 Six measley hits was the sum total re- sult of the pounding, of Morrison and Glazner, two hits off Worry and four
 off Whitey.
 II Meanwhile, the Barons were pounding
 the Cracker twirlers for 23 hits. What
 made this fact so beautiful to the
 Baron fans was that a majority of the locals hits came in the pincnes, with
 raen on bases in a scoring position. FAVORABLE WEATHER H The elements were favorable toward Il Morrison in the first game yesterday,
 ane dark, gloomy atmosphere chilled | by slight damp wind, put Morrison
 at his best. On the other hand when H Glazner entered the box for the second II game, the clouds broke and the sun
 snone forth, which was still more favor ! able to Glazne1 than the clouds were | to Morrison. Oh, the weather was made | to order yesterday, for the Barons at least.
 In the first game, the nearest to home | plate that the Crackers got was second base, and they advanced this far only once, when High doubled to right field. Kaufman. next up, was hit by Morri- son, but Cracker chances of scoring W ere killed almost at their birth when the next three men up went out on a fly to right. foul tip to catcher and whiff-out. Only three other Crackers were on base durings this first game BARONS START SOMETHING The Barons hoped on Thorburn for
 three runs in the second inning of the first game. Bernsen walked to start
 the frame and went to third on Ellis
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 center. scoring Bernsen and sending FL lis to third. Meeks walked, filling the
 bags. Ellis scored on Peters infield
 out to Damrau. Morrison singled over first base, and Griffith stored. Morri- son and Meeks attempted a double steal.
 but Meeks was caught in chase be-
 tween third and home He was finally
 tagged out by Thorburn. Stewart fled out to left field.
 Five more runs came in the seventh
 inning. Meeks flew out to right to start the inning. After Peters was safe at first on Damrau's error, the next seven men singled in succession and wien Meeks, up for the second time, popped up, ending the rally, five runs had been showed across the platter By some mischance Thorburn lived through the rally, It expired soon after, as Morris wen T the box for the Crack CTS to start the eighth
 The second game was not so one sided as the first, although the Barons clearly showed their superiority over the Crackers. The first four innings constituted mighty pretty pitchers duel between Sheehan and Glazner, the former getting slightly the best of it. Each pitcher allowed four hits during the first four innings
 The Crackers scored their only run of the two games in the third inning of the second encounter. Hager and Shee- han flew out to start the inning. Mayer walked, however, and went to second on Brazil's infield hit. Wingo walked filling the bags. High came up and slashed out a wicked single to left and Mayer scored Al Ellis trusty right came to Glazner's rescue at this point and the Baron left fielder begged straight and true to home, catching Brazil at the plate, attempting to score from second on Highs single. This ended the rally, the inning and the scoring of the Crackers for the day.
 BARON GUNPOWDER
 For two innings the Crackers kept the lead then Baron gunpowder began to explode. In the fifth inning Glaz- ner started things off with a nice single to right. Stewart singled to left, sending Glazner to second. Stew enson walked, filling the bags. Barn. | hart cracked a red hot grounder | through short and Glazner and Stew | art came across the plate with the tie | ing and winning runs Bernsen sent l Stevenson and Barnhart down a bag | each by neat sacrifice bunt Ellis rapped down a grounder to King, who l elected to catch Stevenson at the | plate. Stevie beat the throw home, l