The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22

gagement.
 It is treating an individual ball player pretty tough to charge him with the total responsibility for ball game, but the facts almost make it necessary to hang this one on Glazner. Whtey walk ed four Traveller batters and one of his walks resulted in the first Little Rock run. In the fourth he had two Travellers out and one on when he hit "Scrappy' Moore with a close one, Whitey insisted That he didn't hit Moore and Peters and Bernsen took his side of the argument, but Umpire Roth said he did and umpires have a peculiar way Of having the final decision in this league. So Whitey is charged with hitting Moore, whether ne did or not Whitey made a mighty effort to avert hitting Harper and the effort put him into the three and two hole and ralled for straight one down the middle. Harper nailed it for three bases. That Init turned the game in favor of the Barons and wiped out what was left ot a two-run lead taken by the BirminS- hammers in the first inning
 : But Whitey sure enough went wild in the seventh inning when he uncorked three wild pitches in a run and gave the Travellers another run.
 < The Barons started if they intended to continue the drubbing of the Travellers which they started so well in Birmingham last week when three straight victories over Little Rock elevated them to the position of league leaders. Stewart fan ned at Yelowhorse's speed balls to start the game, but Tom Stevenson slipped single past McGinnis.
 McGinnis tossed Barnhart out at first while Tom was going to second. Bern sen drove a hit through short and Stevenson scored. Miller juggled the ball in center field and Bernsen made second. Al Ellis caught fast one on the end of his bat and slapped it to right for two bases. The hit scored Bernsen. Griffith dumped the ball in front of the plat and was thrown out by Brottem Yellowht,rse settled down and pitched great ball until the fifth when he pitched greater ball. After he had hit Hairston and had allowed Peters to double at the start of the fifth he did some real pitching. Glaz- ner rolled to Distel, too close in for Iairston to attempt to score and 5Whtey was out at first. Stewart lifted a tall fly to Moore. Stevenson took three healthy swings. The Tray elers made one in the third Friersoa walked Moore rolled a slow one to Stevenson. who tried for F'rierson at second but was too late. Harper forced Moore d second. but the out put Frier son on this. Miller drove single through short and Johnny scored,
 . Distel drove a single to center to start the fourth and moved up on Yel- 1owhorses sacrifice. Frierson ground ed out, but Dstel advanced to third. Moore was hit and he stole second soon after getting Harper drove screaming liner over Stevensons head which skidded by Ellis for three bases Distel and Moore scored. Miller drove n long flier to Griffith for the third cut.
 The Barons tied the score in the sixth when Barnhart got one through Wano's error, advanced on Bernsen's out, and scored on Griffith's single to left. After two were out in the sixth. Frier- son doubled to right and scored when Moore doubled to center. Griffith made h great effort to grab Moores drive, hut was able only to touch it with his bare hands.
 In the seventh. Wano singled and went to second and then to third on two wild pitches. McGinns squeezed him home with a perfect bunt, which he beat out for hit.
 Morrison probably will oppose Hengeveld or Lehman tomorrow.