The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19

tached. To Iven up the score1eSs innings, Pug Allen, who is already wanted on several robbery charges added another hold-up to his string 1t was in the fourth that Pug ploughed through space and brought Sammy Mayors near-homer to earth He had about as much chance to get that ball as an umbrella drum mer has of making 8 sale, but Pug got 1t, and that's that.
 Pie Gets Home Run
 Along in the fifth Pie Traynor the sweetest shortstop in any minor league, decided that one run was not enough to conquer the Crackers Morrison had gained access to the runways by virtue of Bobby Stow g boot as starter, and the gangling MT. Traynor stepped to the plate. He gave the ball a ride to the far reaches of left center and before the relay team could get in action Pie had stalked around the sacks an6 across the pan for a home-run. These two talles ran the Baronial total to three, and finished their scoring for the afternoon, but the trio of count CTS proved enough.
 Almost Shut-Out
 The Frankfurters' only tally came in the seventh, and Philip would have possessed a shutout but for a misplay in this session. Kaufman, who has-been hitting like a fiend, or find, or something, in the series just ended. pan-handled Phil for a base on balls. He took second on Freddie Graff's infield hit This placed a couple on with nobody down, and for the first time during the afternoon the gloom hordes formed themselves into squadrons. Rariden tapped ground ball 10 Traynor and Pie sought to get ths man at third. The throw was bad and all hands were safe. This filled the bases with nobody down. It was the supreme test for Phil Morrison.
 Crackers Only Score
 Suggs best effort was a grass cutter to Stewart. Stuffy whipped the ball to Traynor and Pie in turn begged to first for a fast double play. As this double putout was be- ing executed Kaufman sneaked across the plate with the lone Crack CT tally of the day. Stowe followed with a strikeout
 Brother Traynor, who has gone hog-wild with the willow and can do more with his dogs than c. Chaplin, was again the ace ash attraction. Pie got three hits out of four times up again Saturday. One of these blows was a homer and the other two singles. Just by way of com ment 1t might be mentioned that the boy with the pastry monicker hit for an average of .S1S during the Cracker Baron series. He got three out of four Thursday, three out of three Friday, and three out of four Saturday. This gave him nine safe bingles out of Il times at bat during the series. The sensational short smith also came through with an other circus catch. In the sixth he speared line drive from the bat of Stowe with a one-hand leap, which took the breath of the stands away.
 Taylor There With Willow
 Tommy Taylor was also there with the bludgeon. Tommy's first double scored Baron run and he added an other two-ply wallop in the eighth. Clarke. subbing for Bernsen at first base, got two hits out of three visits to the plate, while Sammy Mayer was the only Cracker to nick Phil's de- livery for more than one hit. Sam my got two singles out of four att tempts.
 The Saturday afternoon battle closed out the series and the locals home stay. They get a Sunday of rest and are booked to open in Chat tanooga Monday They will not re- turn to Redwood until July 1.