The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-22

In other words, dear Watson. by q simple deduction of mathematics, it is found that in four days of pastim- ing the Bears were able to amass a grand total of three runs against Birmingham pitching. This is an average of less than a run per game. Figure it out for yourself and then ask for the smelling salts.
 A Real Ball Game
 The grand climax was a real ban game. regardless of what the other three setto5 were dubbed by the GUS toners. Charlie Fulton was chunk Ing 'em for the invaders, and Floyd Wheeler was the official ball giver for the Moleys. In the eighth Floyd allowed single a base on balls and bad finger to worry him. He walked from the mound and Phil Morrison, who had been warming up fer some three minutes, walked in and relieved the faltering Unitarian Phil got in there with three balls checked against him, and caused the batter to sky out to left. The next one grounded out, second to first, and the inning was over The ninth inning was a one-two-three affair for Philip and the Barons romped 10 an easy win.
 Bernie Fails to Hit.
 Looking back over the casualties and the like, it is noted that Dutch Bernsen. who has been on a hitting spree of late, through some miracle failed to get wallop throughout the afternoon. Dutch was up four times and went hitless. Pie Trsynor, another gentleman who has been a stickler with the stick, also went swatless for the afternoon. Stuffv stewart was the real hitting star of the flnal game, getting three sale smacks out of four times up, one of them registering the bulrs-eye for three bases. Pug Allen, returning to the game, after siege with corns was the only other Baron to get more than one safety off Fulton's offer ings. Pug got a double and a single out of three times up.
 The Bears totaled six blows. and all these came off the delivery of Wheeler Phil was close listed after ne got In the box, allowing nothing irat looked like hit. Wheelers re- N'-~''iSiit iiOu knt Fame seemed voluntary. The first man to face him in the eighth got an infield lick. The second drew pass. Even then Moley had Merry warming up. Then, as Wheeler pitched three straight balls to Bronkie, he held a consulta- ton With Gooch, walked to the dug out, e2hlbited bad finger to Moley.
 MOrry Goes in
 Worry was called from behind the bleachers, went into the box, sand despite the fact that three balls and no strikes handicapped him, he caused Bronkie to fly out to left Mulvey hit into a double play and the inning was over.
 Seeking to make it the fourth vic tory in as many days. Tommy Taylor led of with blow over third to start the second inning, He followed this up with a clean steal of second. Sernsen lifted fly and Silva grounded out, but Pug Allen, batting for the first time in the past few days, rocked the fence with a double and Taylor scored
 h the fourth, Turbulent Tommy was forced from the fray, and Stump Clark, raving for action, went to third. With one down Mulvey shot 8 sharp single by third and Taylor attempted to spear it. The ball caught his bare hand and knocked thumb out of focus. With the digit squirting blood Tommy ran for the dugout and bandages, and Clarke was sent to the torried corner ss re- lief man.
 BnrOns Score Couple Everything was zero-zero from the second until the seventh frame. when the locals broke through the Mobile defense and scored another pair of runs. With two gone in this in- ming Pug Allen slammed out his second hit of the afternoon. It was a single to right. Pug proceeded to further celebrate by stealing second. l