The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14

All efforts of Dewey Marshall to make it a ball game failed behind the witherIng stick support he was get ting iR the way of making runs. The Barons garnered only eight hits off DeweysN delivery, and with the ex- captions of the second and third frames, the Barons were near as harmless as the Crackers as far as scoring was concerned.
 Sammy Mayer alone furnished the home fans With any cause for enjoy ment of the afternoon. sammy Jagged another great bid by Pie Traynor for a hit, when he ran back and lesped high into the air for 8 great killer. In addition to this ef- fort, sammy gathered in five other swats In his territory that ranged from the easy to the difficult sammy also added in a two-base hit in the first, just previous to Red" Wingos first strike-out exhibition.
 Allen and Taylor Star
 Allen and Taylor take the honors for the Barops in so far as scoring was concerned. silva walked in the second and scored aboard Pug" Aliens triple past sammy Meyers range With the bases damned in the third Umpire Williams presented Tommy with a third strike. and the third scaker immediately hit the next one te right field. Two sacks and two runners came in. Dutch Bensen would have scored on the hit but for his badly infected foot that makes his travelling slow.
 Morry's Big Inning
 Morrison made his star perform ance in the third inning when he whiffed all three batters 10 face him. In the fifth he developed his only wild streak and passed two batters. One of his hooks got past Gooch, and both runners moved up, but little did this worry Phillip, as Marshall and Joe Guyon were only easy victims of the strike-out system in vogue for the afternoons play.
 Pie Traynor continued his rather torrid short stopping duties, with six assists for the afternoons play. The game was devoid of the fielding fea- lures that made Fridays game a thriller. The BaronB collected three extra base clouts. including Aliens three timer with Silva on base, and Taylor's two sacker with the bases drunk and also Emery's torrid swat down the third base line that failed to net a run.
 Cracker Chances Lost
 The Crackers repeatedly had , chances te ward off the goose egg figures, but each time cast off their chances before a combination of Phil lips masterly hurling and the Crack ers measly swatting
 The Crackers rallied momentarily in the ninth on Wingo's and Kauf- mans consecutive singles, Freddie Graft made a nice bid for hit, but was out to Silva. Bill Rsriden hit hot one to Taylor and the game ended with neat twin killing.
 Bill Raridans arm wasn't fune- tioning properly toward cutting the Barons, thieving tactics at second. Twice did Doe" Silva take his lib- erty with Bill, ond once did Pie" Traynor beat Bills throw to the bag. Maurice Leyitch. the new Cracker hurler who will take Bedgood's place on the staff. pulled into g Cracker uniform yesterday afternoon and tossed a few over for Cracker bat ting practice. Leviteh has a more or less curious delivery, but looks hefty enough to stand up under Southern League firing.
 Bernie Is Stopped
 Dutch" Bernsen was allowed little chance to add to his great swAtting which he has been delivering to local