The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-08
Barons Cop
 Final Game From Kidders
Whitey GIazner Holds Peb- bles to Four Hits and Local Win the
 Series A.E@

Glazner was too much of a Chinese puzzle yesterday, and the Travellers were unable to solve his delivery at all. Allow ing the Pebbles but four scat tered hits, Whitey easily won a 5-to-1 victory over the Little Rockers.
 But for a passed ball by Gooch, Glaz- ner would most likely have shut the Travellers out.
 Rube Robinson didn't seem to have any Jinx at all over the Baron batters yesterday, ten hits being made off hlm' Bunched bingles gave the Barons all their runs, the five tallies being clean ly ear1ied.
 By winning yesterdays game the Barons took three out of five from Lit tie Rock, thus cutting down the lead of the league leaders one game.
 The Barons scored early, in the first inning, putting across runs twice aft erwards, in the fourth and seventh in- nings.
 Glazner must be given credit for pitching a good game. Once, in the seventh inning, with one out, after Harper had tripled to right field, Whitey struck out Miller and Wano in succession. retiring the side without a score. Six travellers in all were whiffed by Glazner.
 A YOUNG WAR
 A young was barely pre-
 vented at RickwOOd yesterday
 when Misters GIazner, Stewart and
 ZoeIIers became entangled. Glaz-
 ner was pitching and ZOcllers was
 on the third base coaching line.
 GIazner suddenly threw down his
 glove and made for Zoeliers. It seems that the young Traveller had
 been calling GIazner names, at
 least that is the way it was re- ported afterwards. Empires and
 players prevented riot right
 there.
 A little later Stewart became mixed up in the flow. He was caught over by the Traveller dugout, seemingly there with belligerent purposes. He was in a hot row with someone in the Traveller dugout. Lucy Hairston dragged Stewart away, while the rest of the gang stood at atten- IlOn. TeaQy TOT any lAliS that ms sit turn up. It was reported that Kid El- berfeld was in the argument with Stewart. Nothing serious happened, but few exciting moments were af- forded the fans.
 Back to the game. The Barons didn't have much trouble in winning. Glaz- ner pitched air-tight ball and what lit- tie waveriHg he might have done was offset by the perfect support behind Whitey Tommy Stevenson especially played a good game afield.
 FIRST SCORES
 The first score of the Barons was made in the first inning, off a single by CroII. StevensOn's sacri- flee hunt, Barnhart's single and Bcrnsen's sacrifice fly to left
 Barnhart was caught trying to
 steal.
 The Travellers tided it up in the sec ond. Miller singled went to second on Gooch's passed ball, and scored on Brottem's single, after Wano had s.ruck out. Brottem was thrown out trying to make second on the hit, Griffith to Bernsen to Stevenson. Barn. hart snagged Kohlbecker's line drive. The Barons scored two more in the fourth Barnhart singled, ~Bernsen doubled, Ellis scored Barnhart with sacrifice fly, McGinnis going way back in left to take the ball; Griffith forced Bernsen at third Hairston singled to right. sending Griffith to third, A double steal was then executed, GEif- fifth going home and Hairston taking second. Gooch grounded out.
 The Barons' last tallies were added in the seventh when Griffith and Hairston singled: Gooch forced Hair ston at second; Glazner scored Grif- fifth on his infield out and Croll sent Gooch home with a long single to left. Stevenson fouled to Brottem.
 Croll, Barnhart and Hairston led In hitting each with two singles.