The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21

In the first inning ,he Barons made two
 hits, which netted one run. Silva, frs
 man up, grounded to third. But sat
 summa, noted daisy picker of the Ba
 ronia asgregaton, latched onto one ol
 Lee Meadows shoots and suatehed of
 two bags before Williams was able tc overtake the flying pellet and throw it
 into the mfeld. Griffin popped up to k.
 Miller, but Dutch Bernsen, field captain
 of the 1920 team, had not the heart to
 disappont the fans and catching one on the end of his wagon tongue, singled to right field, scoring Summa. Bernie was thrown out attempting to steal second, thus ending the frame.
 The Phillies tied the score in the second
 inning when Wrghtstone stepped sqnarely into one and sent it into deep right, the ball failing barely safe, then bounding into the field bleachers, out of sight of the umpire. This gave the Philly player home run This was the only damage done i'll this inning, three other Philly players tamely grounding out 10 the inlield.
 Gavvy Cravath's men had another good inning in the fourth. Boss Moley had removed Morrison, who allowed three hts for his three innings. and CoffndaHer p-Af
 lp, singled over Second Baseman Black $ mead Then along came an lrishman by the name of Casey Stengle. who swing ing hard at the first offering of young Joe, nearly broke the heart of the young twirler bv sending the ball over right field fence, scoring home run and sending Williams in ahead of him. Joe then seemed To go to pieces, walking three men. who were left on the f,ases when $ t.t,,t.s lad ending uiS- astrous frame for the Barous.
 The eighth inning was decidedly 'n favor of the Barons and should have swaxedN the victory in the direction or the Barons. Silva young outiielder frotn the Pacific coast singled to center field. SumfTa came along with his second mt of tie day and Silva made record time on the mase lines, and fi.ally pulled up at third
 Griffin. recently obtained from Chatta- nooga in exchange for Sammy creks, doubled and Silva scored the second ot the Barons' counters Semma, attempting to take more than his share of the bases was caught at the plate when Willams tossed tue pill to D. Miller, who felaNeu 10 Traegresser Griffin took thirtl Wheh Weinert. pitching for the Philss in place of Meadows. dipped q low one across the plate which Traegressor was unaoie to handle. Bernsen came up and sent an ca svAone to R. Miller, who chose to eaten Griffin at the plate Bernsen was out TOT the second time of the game by attempt ing to steal second.
 Whitehll q diminutiTe little southpaW' went in for the Barons in the seventh in- ming. and he certainly stood the Phlllles on their heads for two frames. In the ninth however. the Phillies got three hits off him. two of which were of the scratch variety Whitehll showed up in a splendid manner yesterday. He used his "shoe string" delivery, in which ne curls himself mp into q knot then shoots out sending the ball across the plate as unerrnglv as a rifle bullet Whitehiil had the pest control of the five pitchers that 1 graced the mound yesterday. The game was an especially good one | that it was an exhibition af- fair, and the first of the season at that 1 Only one error was made during the en tire game. and that by R. Miller of the | phillieS